erica, you got honest flamingo.] and stephanie he got cold hurricane. >> that is a fantastic. >> that's going to be my name from now on . >> so if you when he was at starbucks, you just go right ahead. this is such an utter joy. i would love to leave this with both of you just sort of talking about like the readers get one thing from your books, what you hope that they walk away with. >> i think i hope that they walk away with the idea that we are all walking on the shoulders of people who came before us rated we have t some responsibility to live up to that legacy and the meet challenges of our time if s much fortitude at least some fortitude and selflessness. >> i stephanie i think of the courage and selflessness something that we all fastly needed anytime and also i hope the readers get a sense of perspective. it was helpful for me during the pandemic to seek what bad could actually look like rated we been very fortunate during this time but if always reminding me, that if i feel sorry for myself, i think about v

erica just reflecting on matt's piece there. in miami and one of the things i love most about this place is it is an international city. it's a melting pot. you see that reflected in not only the people that are unaccounted for but the people that are trying to help. the firefighters, the rescue teams that are here and the international rescue teams here from israel and mexico. it is an all hands on deck effort. >> it is a wonderful effort. as we heard from our colleagues on the ground and so many officials, there is so much hope and people holding out so much hope. it's important to hold on to that. it is remarkable the way the story has gripped people, as you pointed out, both in the u.s. and far beyond. >>> just ahead, a number of other headlines we're following as well on this saturday morning. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin sentenced in the murder of george floyd. sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison. so what did the judge weigh in that decision? we'll take a look at that and why some feel the sentence was t

prosecutors, erica, see this very differently.as the crowd coalesced into a violent mob, jensen was among the first people to push his way inside the capitol. he's the latest capitol riot suspect to express remorse and blame either qanon or the former president for inciting the violence. so far federal judges overseeing these capitol riot cases have not been swayed by this argument. jensen has been charged with seven crimes including interfering with police officers, civil disorder, the list goes on. he has pleaded not guilty. he's been in jail since his arrest in january. there's a hearing scheduled for next week to keel with his continued detention, erica. there are a lot of defendants trying to say, look, they're the victims here. he's one of them. >> whitney wild, great reporting as always. thank you. >>> joining me abigail spanberger. if we pick up on january 6th, the senate report which came out on january 6th, you said we did learn about some of the failures in terms of intelligence communication and security failures at th

erica has embodied that maxim in her professional career and in her life. she has made an enormous difference and will continue to do so. i wish her all the best with her future endeavors. i know we will continue to hear from her. thank you, erica for the way you served the global community. with that, mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a he'll quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cassidy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana is recognized. mr. cassidy: i ask unanimous consent that parker lloyd, an intern in my office be granted floor privileges. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. cassidy: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that parker lloyd intern in my office be granted floor privileges for today, june 17, 2021. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cassidy: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, june marks the start of the atlantic hurricane sea

thank you, erica. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 president biden visits whole cents a day to mark a somber anniversary. >> and what will pride month look like in the bay area after festivities were canceled last year. we'll have >> today kicks off a pride month across the bay area and those celebrations won't be as hardy as prepandemic years. cities are doing what they can to bring back some energy kron four's. noelle bellow joins us now live with more on how things kicked off today. well, that's right. sanaa's from the east bay to the peninsula. rainbow flags are waving in front of city halls across the bay area as cities marked the start of pride month. city of belmont raised its new rainbow flag. the city says it is committed to recognizing including and safeguarding its lgbtq individuals. a rainbow flag is also flying at san leandro city hall with the san leandro police department. >> marking the month by announcing its new lgbtq liaison team. a group of both sworn and non sworn police personnel wi

erica? >> we'll turn now to historic heat wave punishing both coasts. record breaking temperatures are being reported in california, oregon and washington where air conditioners are scarce. at least three people have died in washington state. hundreds of heat related hospital visits. and that's not the only threat. president biden will hold a virtual meeting with governors from western states today to discuss the growing threat of wildfires in the region. the northeast also baking this morning. jason carroll is live in philadelphia with that top story for us. jason. >> reporter: and good morning to you, erica, from a steamy hot philadelphia. philadelphia under another excessive heat warning later today with the heat and humidity, it's going to feel more like plus-100 degrees. i mean, there's splash parks like this that are open providing some sort of relief. the good news is more relief is on the way. >>> it's a race to beat the heat with temperatures rising to dangerous levels for millions

erica's co workers helped set up the meeting.ously they hid behind walls, your beard, tuck pillars and trees before the big reveal the wish daddy was here. it's amazing just to touch you with the siblings now together, the family unite. did the picture erica had wished for is now coming into focus, make up for lost time and, you know, just try to get close. we're going to get hurt all the love that we have, because we have loved her from the moment she came to her in modesto k recede. a lot of emotion right there an instant family a lot of love and so sweet. yeah, they're all like taking to each other so well, thanks for joining us tonight, everyone alright. sports wrap with joe and jason is coming up. next. have a great night, everybody. have a great night, everybody. good night. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you

my name is erica payne. i went to chapel hill for my undergrad and i worked in politics during the early part of my career and then decide i had enough of politicians. i was in business school and nda worked in the private sector for a few years and my heart just called me back to the policies. so i started doing policy work advocacy in my return to the private sector around 2010 in this work it was a lame-duck session of congress became clear president obama was a real interest said the bush were in over million dollars and it infuriated me. your both american political parties working together bridges tax burden on millionaires. so i got a few they crafted a letter essentially said that the country raise my taxes and tit absolutely blew up in the beginning we don't now organization a few hundred members. 75 countries and we met with countless lawmakers to talk to themabout what is going on in this country . those was my friend partner an author morris pearl. >> thank you erica. i grew up a long ways away i

. >> erica major:we will need to take public comment. >> supervisor melgar: let's take public comment. let's see, we have 32 listening and 4 in q. we can unmutethe first speaker please . >> caller: >> erica major: you are on the line. >> caller: my name is terry, i'm with the residential buildings association . there's a financial incentive for noncompliance with the state building code pertaining to protections for gas prices. in terms of price i would ask. [inaudible]. based upon this the article overstated that a general contractor. [inaudible] i can't speak for each case and i'm certain there are exceptions but it's been my experience these three are industry norms. thank you. >> erica major: next speaker please. >> caller: my name is lynn and i work at the housing rights committee and i live in district three. i'm very concerned about the retrofit program of dbi. the board of supervisors and the city of san francisco need to hold accountable the director and president of the building inspector commission for endangering sf residence. we demand the investigation into the permit ap

eric erica. >> absolutely. joining me now is our senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe and elie honigg to have both of you with us. i want to start with you. the we're talking about how people found out about things. you were a target here. and as we know, this gag order was just lifted. so how and when were you notified? >> erica, i actually don't -- i haven't been notified yet. to my knowledge. it's possible i received a notification and just didn't see it or didn't recognize it for what it was. i think manu zrdescribed that accurately. it comes into your account with everything else and doesn't grab your attention. i'm still hanging in the breeze here to see if that sort of notification comes my way. i think we're far beyond the point of having to rely on or being forced to rely on being notified by service providers. i think it's time that most of us heard from the department of justice. >> i mean, that in itself really is shocking. you know, it's a fair point. the question a lot of people have is wh

erica hill with me in new york this morning. frustration, desperation growing by the hour as the painstaking search for survivors in the rubble of a condo building collapse stretches now into its fifth day. at least nine people are now known dead. 152 people still unaccounted for. 152. on sunday buses brought families of missing to the site where they could view the pile and see the rescuers at work. and we're now learning about the building's past and the concerns, concerns that existed for years about some major structural issues. an engineering report from 2018 details significant cracks and breaks in the concrete. new reporting focuses on the base of the 13-story condo tower. engineers have told "the new york times" that an initial failure there at the base may be at the pool level or below, could have triggered a structural avalanche. the tragic collapse has prompted inspections at neighboring towns and frankly across the country. the husband of one of those still missing tells "the miami herald" just before the condo fell

i will say a was the lie. >> a is true. >> erica. erica. i'm blaming aircast. >> you can't blame erica. she had your back. i respect you. a offhand is good news. you know it kind of makes sense. you can see that overall the virus is a little lower. we may also not be testing as much as we were in the past as well. couple of things to remember. we are in a good place. b is the lie. i was tricky here. the doses are ten and 3. not 15 and 5. that ten is one third of the dose being used in the older teens and adults. it's a lower dose for kids to see if it brings the good immune response. c is interesting. vermont is number one in terms of fully vaccinated people. that almost 60%. mississippi is stand rit now. >> at'sng les kele closer. we need the whole country to get on board. >>> let's talk more about the new news with the vaccination trial. this is pfizer. kids five to 11. give us the set up, right how long it'll run, when we will get the results. and i know its like two thirds will be getting the vaccine, a third placebo. >> you basically j

along with erica hill in new york.r survivors in the condo collapse has been going on 24/7. nine people dead and 159 unaccounted for and 152 families clinging to hope even though no one has been found in the collapse five days ago. they dug a deep trench to help in the search effort and special equipment was brought in to help detect signs of life through the concrete. a grim assessment of what they have found so far. >> it is horrific. that is one word i will say and, again, one of the most difficult collapses to deal with and the operation of what we're seeing is just a very difficult situation. >> the type of debris, unfortunately, that we're coming across, this is assuming it is a tough to describe. you know, we don't have the things we were looking for. that's what i mean by horrific. it is a very difficult, difficult situation. >> so, this morning we're learning that a 2018 report detailed significant damage to the shamplain towers building including cracks and breaks in the concrete. experts are trying to zero i

erica's co workers helped set up the meeting anxiously.ard, tuck pillars and trees before the big reveal. i wish daddy was here. it's amazing just to touch you with the siblings now together, the family unite. did the picture erica had wished for is now coming into focus, make up for lost time and, you know, just try to get close. we're going to get hurt all the love that we have, because we have loved her from the mo and she came to her in modesto k recede. a massive mural by famed artist diego rivera is now on display at the san francisco museum of modern art. it's taken three years to transport the pan american unity mural from city college over to the museum, rivera's 10 panel artwork was completed in 1940 as part of the golden gate international exposition on treasure island. it's described as a sweeping synthesis of the art, religion, history, politics and technology of the americas. we want to maximize the impact of this presentation by making the mural an invitation a celebration and then affirmation of artists working today, a tea

miami-dade fire rescue in spanish, erica?urs to me now, erica, as we're listening to the spanish translations, something we haven't pointed out in just the past few moments is how international this community was. at least 31 people who are believed to be in the building when it collapsed were from all over latin america. paraguay, colombia, venezuela, et cetera. it is important these folks get a message in ntheir native tonge as they eagerly await information from officials. they mentioned digging out the trench, to try to get to the source of the fire and separate it out from where officials are. let's get back to the press conference. >> the numbers haven't changed. is there any indication that there are people living, perhaps through the canines or any other technology that you can't attend to right now, but there are possibilities that there are people alive? >> we are continuing our search and rescue because our first responders believe there's still a possibility. there are crevices, so there's air. they're able to, yo

the fly, erica was treated to an all expenses paid small weekend with owners. flies included . the dental child will be at a desk all day and we've been out and about with erica and not one person has given us funny looks or called us a bit loopy. don't get me the event prompted hands feet, tricks like house to put his company's future on the line. he's invested around 2000000 new rights in the conservation of insects and other small creatures. the project also include setting up green roofs to compensate for the animals. his products have killed debrief at his headquarters, so become a home for insects. i might have put my product julian segregation, but i don't see a contradiction in making insecticides while at the same time helping insects from keller to save. you really? always this just a marketing ploy because these days, products that combine environmentally friendly credentials tend to sell better. mm. me get. this isn't about marketing. i want to see the market reduced as seen in the warnings on my product. i didn't call one of your product has a big label about the d

erica ford is ceo and founder of life camp, inc.he is also co-creator of new york city's crisis management system. erica, it is great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. can you talk about what community-based, anti-violence work is and respond to what president biden put forward yesterday. >> thank you for having me, number one. you're doing great work for many years and i love what you do. community-based violence is the people who are closest to the problem bringing the resolution and addressing it from the perspective of a holistic and comprehensive approach. and so what we develop here in new york city was a new york city crisis management system. it is over 35 different sites, over 60 organizations that coproduce public safety. what does that mean? it means we not only take the guns out of the hands, but help the pple heal on both sides of the guns from the trauma of violence, that we deal with it from the perspective of response, recover mitigatn, and prevention. and so when you're looking at the four buckets, all

but they don't mind if some of their role models are a little older, like erica rish. most people's these start to her just looking at this. erica wisco is 81 and instagram and tick tock star. when she 1st started posting videos of her workouts during the pandemic, they were really just for her family locked down yet, and the lockdown began last march. to tell my daughter started posting the clips on tick tock. after all the comments and reactions we carried on and i took them last several times a week mother and daughter record new videos and eric is living room and she's now racked up 100006 followers and nearly 10000000 views. and the model and the 1st thing in the morning i go into the kitchen and go online to check how many new followers and likes i have likes that the 3 that this brightly grandma has also attracted a following in the us. she was interviewed by the wall street journal and featured on good morning america. looks at her and her husband dancing are also ahead of time. sometimes he masters the steps faster than ideals of the choreography. i mean, eric

but they don't mind some of their role models are a little older, like erica risk most people's these start to her. just looking at this. erica risk is the one engine instagram and tick tock star when she 1st started posting videos of her workouts. during the pandemic, they were really just to her family. in the lockdown game yet, and the lockdown began last march. my daughter started posting the clips on tick tock. after all the comments and reactions we carried on. i took a muffed several times a week mother and daughter record new videos and eric is living room. she's now racked up 100000 ship followers and nearly 10000000 views and the model. in the 1st thing in the morning, i go into the kitchen and go online to check how many new followers and likes i have likes that the 3 that the sprightly grandma has also attracted a following in the us. she was interviewed by the wall street journal and featured on good morning america. and her husband dancing are also ahead of time. sometimes he masters the steps faster than ideals of the choreography. i mean, erica moved like a teenager an

erica will go into detail on that. where ocii on the annual basis reports out to the market the same information that he committed to disclose on the annual basis during each bond issuance. there is also informal disclosure. any public statements made by any person associated with ocii that has many of the operations of the agency that would cover any statements made by any of our commission members. erica will go into greater detail on that. the point person for our disclosure policy is the debt manager who you recently saw presenting our financing team for the proposed bond issuance. the debt manager works with the disclosure council, erica, and the project team and financing team. disclosure council as well as the staff work with the debt manager to develop the disclosure item and project team reviews the document and ensures accuracy and sign off. finally, d.p.w. g the debt practice working group disclosure policy working group composed of our general counsel and myself and the debt manager. we sign off on the appr

erica will go into detail on that. where ocii on the annual basis reports out to the market the same information that he committed to disclose on the annual basis during each bond issuance. there is also informal disclosure. any public statements made by any person associated with ocii that has many of the operations of the agency that would cover any statements made by any of our commission members. erica will go into greater detail on that. the point person for our disclosure policy is the debt manager who you recently saw presenting our financing team for the proposed bond issuance. the debt manager works with the disclosure council, erica, and the project team and financing team. disclosure council as well as the staff work with the debt manager to develop the disclosure item and project team reviews the document and ensures accuracy and sign off. finally, d.p.w. g the debt practice working group disclosure policy working group composed of our general counsel and myself and the debt manager. we sign off on the appr

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i'm john berman in surf side, florida, with erica hill in new york. the search and rescue effort continues unabated. this is the largest nonhurricane disaster response that florida has ever seen, ever. family members and search teams are holding out hope for survivors even five days after the collapse of the condo building. as of now, nine people are confirmed dead. 152 still unaccounted for. over the weekend, rescue crews were able to dig a deep trench to help in the search effort and special equipment was used to try to sign finds in the can concrete. a grim assessment of the situation. >> it's horrific. that's one word i say. again, one of the most difficult collapses to deal with, the operation of what we're seeing. it's just a terrible situation. the type of debris, unfortunately, it's tough to describe. we don't have things that we're hoping for. we're still looking. it's a very difficult, difficult situation. >> this morning, we are learning that a 2018 report detailed significant damage to the champlaign towers including cracks in the concrete

erica? an outpouring, and i'm sure you view it so much different there on the ground, but even from here, this outpouring of support and this clearly tight-knit community. and i hope that they are finding the strength that they appear to be in one another, as they hold out hope together. thanks to all of you for joining us this morning. we'll be back one hour from now with the very latest on the collapse and the search for survivors. "smerconish" is up next 'm doing e . y back from the beach. she's not thinking about her next appearance or even her book tour. no, she's thinking about something more important. and thankfully so is her automobile. the safest, most technologically advanced car we have ever introduced. cares for what matters. the new s-class. from mercedes-benz. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused

erica says sears rescheduled delivery four times.issue, however, was how it was installed. erica says a crew stacked the washer and the dryer and this brackett right here wasn't properly screwed in. erica was worried this was unsafe. 12 days later another crew told her the first crew installed that dryer the wrong way and told her to stop using it until sears sent someone to fix it. a few weeks later nothing. and no follow-up. no working dryer either. she asked us for help. we contacted sears. within a few weeks it sent someone to properly attach the pieces. five months after erica first ordered her dryer for at says, the satisfaction of our members and customers is our top priority. it went on to say, the delivery and installation of miss garcia's dryer was resolved to her satisfaction in march and we regret the delay. if a company has you going in circles we might be able to help. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu or call us, the number 888-996-tips. >>> the oakland a's avoid a sweep in their fir

erica will go into detail on that. where ocii on the annual basis reports out to the market the same information that he committed to disclose on the annual basis during each bond issuance. there is also informal disclosure. any public statements made by any person associated with ocii that has many of the operations of the agency that would cover any statements made by any of our commission members. erica will go into greater detail on that. the point person for our disclosure policy is the debt manager who you recently saw presenting our financing team for the proposed bond issuance. the debt manager works with the disclosure council, erica, and the project team and financing team. disclosure council as well as the staff work with the debt manager to develop the disclosure item and project team reviews the document and ensures accuracy and sign off. finally, d.p.w. g the debt practice working group disclosure policy working group composed of our general counsel and myself and the debt manager. we sign off on the appr

in 2014, erica was named annapolis author of the year. the women of chÂteau latvian by stephanie dray is a sweeping novel about duty and hope, love and courage and the strength we take from those who came before us. an epic saga based on the true story of the extraordinary castle of marquee and the women found by their legacy. stephanie dray the "new york times", wall street journal and usa today best-selling author of historical women's fiction. her work has been translated into eight languages and topless are the most anticipated reads of the year. before becoming an award-winning novelist stephanie was a lawyer and teacher. and moderating today's discussion between these two [inaudible question] fasting authors is karen she's the author of six novels including eight woman of intelligence, 100 sons, and the gilded years which is soon to be a major motion picture. a former political reporter, karen has also written for the washington post the miami herald, the chicago tribune and newsday. she has appeared as a celebrity and politics expe

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erica needed one badly. she paid sears $891.66 for a brand new drier with ich stallation. rescheduled delivery four times. a crew stacked the two. so the washer is down here. the drier here. but she says one side of the bracket right here wasn't screwed in. just want to give it a shove right there. she say this is probably wasn't safe, and she worried about it. 12 days later, another crew told her the first crew installed the drier wrong and she should stop using it until sears sent someone else to fix it. a few weeks later, nothing. no followup visit, and no working drier. so she asked us for help. we contacted sears. within a few weeks it sent someone to properly attach the pieces, five months after erica ordered her drier she can use it. they said the satisfaction of our members and customers is our top priority and that the delivery and installation was resolved to her satisfaction in march. when you buy something big, like a drier, it's likely the delivery's going to be outsourced to a third party or fourth party for that matter. that begs the question, who's responsi

erica hill with me in new york this morning.at the site of the collapsed condo building. combing through concrete and steel inch by inch hoping to find a survivor. showers and thunderstorms, we just heard a rumble seconds ago, might hinder their efforts today. the death toll now stands at 11. 150 people unaccounted for. so, just two days before the building came down, a pool contractor snapped these photos in the basement garage. he shared them with the "miami herald" and said he was struck by the apparent lack of maintenance and the amount of standing water. residents and a former worker tell

los estados de oregón washington y idaho están entre los que esperan ver máximas históricas erica péreziremos al lago a refrescarnos porque aquí dentro de la casa la verdad se puede sentir el calor, ahorita en un ratito nos iremos a el lago a refrescarnos >> en los estados de oregón washington idaho y el norte de california, se espera un calor sin precedentes en especial para el día domingo >> para que sea una ola de calor debes tener por lo -9a por sobre la máxima entonces por supuesto cuando hay una ola de calor hay recortes y en este caso tenemos el récord también por la noche >> la región del país está bajo alerta de calor excesivo con temperaturas que romperán recorte este fin de semana alcanzando 114a en oregón 111a en washington y 108 en idaho intenso calor que puede llegar a ser mortal de que 2/3 del área de seattle y un tercio de portland tienen aire acondicionado como muchos viven ahí en tráiler no hay aire acondicionado y hay mucho calor y serie difíciles para ellos >> en las recomendaciones de acuerdo mantenerse hidratado con bebidas con cafeína y el colé evitar las, ropa fr

the fly. erica was treated to an all expenses paid spot weekend with the owners flight included. the dental child will be in the death we've been out in about with erica, not one person has given us funny looks or called us a bit loopy. don't. because me the event prompted hands feet tricks like how to put his company's future on the line. he's invested around 2000000 year rates in the conservation of insects and other small creatures . the project also includes setting up green roofs to compensate for the animals. his products have killed the brief of his headquarters. so become a home for insects. me might have put my product is killing 2nd mission, but i don't see a contradiction in making insecticides while at the same time helping insects from keller to save. you really always this just a marketing ploy because these days, products that can boast, environmentally friendly credentials tend to sell better. me me get. this isn't about marketing. i want to see the market reduced as seen in the warnings on my product, called one product of your product has a big label about the d

i mean, erica moved like a teenager and even talks like what, what a pro, pandemic. you have left a lot of us resorting to online videos and homework out a good idea that can go wrong. so here are a few tips for staying in shape safely. when last down was introduced last year, jennifer laska from huntington and western germany, was determined to stay in shape. and after i watched the videos online and checked out all the different workouts and routines and started doing them at home across germany, jims had to close fitness loving jennifer through the university students simply carried on working out in the comfort of her own home. but then disaster struck my father in the heater the moment i made a wrong move and ended up with a sacral iliac joint sprain. it lasted 6 weeks. i couldn't walk properly or even sit down, does it sacral ilene. this is a fairly common problem. and one of many complaints that sports physician, casper clim, seeing more of these days, the advisors against overdoing work at home is a saw what currently seeing an increase in patients with injur

i'm john berman in surfside, florida this morning along with erica hill in new york. here in surfside the agonizing search for survivors enters day seven as questions mount about the cause of this deadly building collapse. this morning eyewitness who escaped from the condo tower is filling in critical new details about the timeline of this disaster. >> there was a big boom, and i was running to see where the sound come from, and i saw all the garage collapse. god watches us. god was waiting for us to leave the building. and then another big boom. then we didn't see anything. the then suddenly quiet after the big boom and it was all over. >> critically there she saw the garage collapse first. and then the rest of the building. we'll break down what that means. first the dangerous and deadly heat wave gripping the u.s. northwest. record breaking temperatures have now been reported in california, oregon and washington. a lot of people in that part of the country simply don't have air conditioners. at least three people have died in washington state with hundreds of heat

cnn's erica orrin is joining us from new york.rica, how significant is this for the district attorney's investigation? >> it seems as though the district attorney's interest in this executive, jeff mcconney, is tied to the organization chief financial officer allen weisselberg. the d.a.'s office under cy vance has been trying to pressure him to cooperate with its investigation in hopes it could some time later down the line bring charges against other trump organization executives, possibly donald trump, possibly even the company itself as an institution. and so -- >> sorry. >> and so mcconney's long-running sort of relationship with allen weisselberg, they worked together for decades, is likely of interest in vance. >> sorry about that. i'm anxious to hear more. what do we know about others who have testified or been called? >> mcconney's the first name we know of who has testified before the special grand jury. we know at least one other witness has been asked to prepare to testify and it's likely there are many, many other witn

>> you're very accurate with your assessment there, erica.ment that doj had to review and approve any change in voter laws, however, in 2013 the u.s. supreme court said, no, we're good. doj, you don't have to review anymore. we've moved past discrimination. ruth bader ginsberg said that's like standing in a rainstorm and closing the umbrella. doj has to do their best to prove disenfranchisement or discrimination against minority voters. >> he said the doj is being weaponized. they are vowing to win this fight. is the doj being weaponized? >> no, i don't think so. this stands well within the purview of reasonable legitimate policy options. the prior justice department didn't pursue these. if you control the white house, you can make that policy decisions. merrick garland has a very strong, affirmative team. we saw the people lined up behind him. kristin clark, bonita gupta, lisa monaco. they're affirmatively going to court if necessary to protect the rights of voters and minority voters. >> merrick garland was asked by our colleague devin pere

erica hill is with me in new york.vors enters day seven here. israeli search leader told me just moments ago that more victims have been found in the debris overnight. also found overnight, and this is critical, too, tunnels that they're now able to search through. >> at the last 24 hours, we found some more people, and we -- >> you found more bodies? >> we found people. unfortunately, they are not alive. we found some more tunnels. it was between the balconies. so the balconies, between them remains a big space of air that we crawled. we crawled in those tunnels. >> also developing overnight, crucial new crews about the cause of this deadly building collapse or at least the sequence of it. an eyewitness who escaped from the condo tower with just minutes to spare is filling in critical new details about the time line here. listen. >> it was a big boom, and i was running to see where the sound come from. and i saw all the garage collapse. god, watch us. god was waiting for us to leave the building. then another big boom

good morning, erica. so how crucial is this for the district attorney's investigation?rter: well, as you mentioned it's likely mcconney's testimony is linked to allen weisselberg, the trump organization chief financial officer. cy vance the manhattan district attorney has been long interested in pressuring weisselberg to cooperate with his investigation in hopes of potentially making a case against other trump organization executives, possibly donald trump or possibly even the company itself as an institution. the other sort of thing going on here is that vance's office has been examining perks and benefits that were given to trump organization employees including allen weisselberg and whether taxes were paid on those benefits. and as controller mcconney likely would have been in a position to know something about that. so that is also likely part of why vance is interested in mcconney. >> erica, what do we know about others that may have already testified before a grand jury? >> reporter: well, mcconney is the first name we know about who has testified. it is likely th

i'm erica hill in today for kate bolduan. here's what we're watching "at this hour."t's at stake. >>> priorities in peril. as he heads to europe, his domestic agenda seems to be falling apart. is biden's trip coming at the worst possible time? dr. fauci joins us to talk about what worries him with the covid crisis and his legacy. right now president biden is on his way to england for his first international trip since taking office. he leaves behind a domestic agenda stuck in grid lot, as he faces the major challenge of bolstering relationships with international allies. his scheduled is jam-packed, eight days of diplomacy from england, brussels, jean new year's eve have, where he'll

like erica risk. most people's these start to her, just looking at this. erica risk is 81 instagram and tick tock star. when she 1st started posting videos of her workouts during the pandemic, they were really just to her family in the lockdown and yet in the lockdown began last march. my daughter started posting the clips on tick tock. after all the comments and reactions we carried on the hub, i took him several times a week mother and daughter record new videos, and eric is living room and she's now wrapped up 100000 tick tock, followers, and nearly 10000000 views. and the model indic 1st thing in the morning, i go into the kitchen and go online to check how many new followers and likes i have likes it does read this brightly. grandma has also attracted a following in the us. she was interviewed by the wall street journal and featured on good morning america. her and her husband dancing are also ahead. sometimes he masters the steps faster than ideals of the choreography. i mean, erica moved like a

erica caturay joins us now with a look at the forecast. >> hey. happy friday justine tomorrow will be dry and pretty pleasant throughout the bay area temperatures today, though, a little cooler versus yesterday afternoon. but we're really not going to a drastic change until next tuesday when temperatures will drop even more compared to tomorrow's daytime highs. here's a look at our current gusts. we do notice that san francisco's stronger and higher for us to versus yesterday. we have that sea breeze kicking in keeping a school here. temperatures in the peninsula in the 60's. 62 in alameda. 63 in oakland, in novato currently in the mid 70's. 72 in napa and 86 in saint helene, a so dry for us as well. as this weekend. but we do have this trough now it's going to shift over to our area next week and we have a dry cold front that will be sweeping through tuesday. that's why we're going to see temperatures, dip. then in the meantime, here's a look. our temperatures for this evening. we can expect a little bit of that fog to move inland. this evening a

let me build on what erica was saying for a second out of this meeting.you an idea of how they look at the risk-benefit ratio. for females if you're getting out of a million second doses that are administered, you would prevent 8,500 cases of covid, 103 versus eight to ten treatable myocarditis cases. for males you would prevent 5,700 cases of covid, 215 hospitalizations and two deaths versus 56 to 69 cases of easily treatable myocarditis. i show you all these numbers, jake, in part, because it gives you some insight into how they approach this. this is why they say the benefits outweigh the risks. but it'll come with a warning, it has risks and people can see their doctor and know it can easily be treated. >> inflammation of the heart muscle and they understandably get worried, does that mean the person's going to die? but you say, no, it's treatable. this is a warning because everybody's trying to be responsible. but this doesn't mean don't jump to conclusions about how negative that could be. >> that's exactly right. people, especially young people, se

parenting expert erica caps. thanks for being here. i want to start with you.r of college athletes being paid for their image and even likeness but you have a big butt. tell us what that is. >> i have a caveat. that but is the pendulum has swung too far in the wrong direction. it is time for athletes to make money off of their name, image and likeness. college sports, $15 billion industry, my concern is shared with the idea the pendulum will swing in the opposite direction of the collateral damage that will come with that and i share that concern with congressional leaders. formal questions than answers. we are removing the college experience and it becomes professional sports at this point. there are some ways the money could be distributed that incentivize the college education experience and prepares these athletes not only for sports but the game where we need the most, athletes are tremendous leaders. jillian: do you think college sports becoming another version of professional sports, should it be the case? >> it is important we realize how much parents p

village, residents ended up collecting 902 flies, one lucky specimen. eaten one, apprise the fly. erica was treated to an all expenses paid for the weekend with her owners. flushed included, the dental child will be all the day we've been out and about with erica. not one person has given us funny looks or called us a bit loopy. and on the to get me the event prompted from citrix. like how to put his company's future on the line. he's invested around 2000000 new rates in the conservation of insects and other small creatures. the project also include setting up green roofs to compensate for the animals. his products have killed. debrief with his headquarters has so become a home for insects me. mine for though my product is kill insemination, but i don't see a contradiction in making insecticides while at the same time helping insects from keller to save. just really always this just a marketing ploy because these days, products that combine environmentally friendly credentials tend to sell better. mm. me can market isn't about marketing. i want to see the market reduced as seen in the w

a disease that causes loss of sensation and control over one's own body. met ryan mitchell, erica coker. my play, someone who finds out that he has a mass and experience is something that other people can't understand. why show how one's simple finger and hand movement suddenly become difficult or even touching your own nose. i show the struggle of no longer being able to control your own body on numerous crisis until people like no damage to the sunk of i know 1st hand what that's like. she's one of 2000000 patients living with multiple sclerosis worldwide for symptom started when she was 18 at 1st she had problem seeing then she found it difficult to walk up the blue really to get but you could, there were days when i felt like a vegetable i just lay there, only able to move my eyelids. then i pulled myself together. i got up and kept going crazy. today and it shares her experiences with other patients at a self help group in moscow. the focus here is on learning to live with the challenges did the presents and on setting goals, even if they don't seem attainable at 1st, what would yo

but as cnn's erica hill reports, this move comes after week's of criticism that the u.s.ay in vaccine diplomacy or done nearly enough to help save the lives of people who are not americans. >> half a billion shots heading to nearly 100 countries around the globe. >> this is about our responsibility. our humanitarian obligation to save as many lives as we can. >> the first doses set to ship in august. back home, a focus on chirp, as an fda advisory panel decides what should be considered before authorizing the vaccine for kids 11 and younger. >> what they are talking about today is the nitty gritty, the lonlistics and practicalities of doing clinical trials in children as young as five or even as young as six months of age. >> this morning, moderna filed for mrnl use authorization of its vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds. pfizer's eua was expanded for 5 to 15-year-olds late last month b a quarter of that age group has now had at least one shot. >> if everybody else gets vaccinated percentage wise, children will be the most susceptible section of our population to get covid. s

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