they didn't use anything that could be heard by the people sleeping in eureka. you know, they quietly crept onto the island in the middle of the night and killed people literally in their sleep. from that day forth, wiyot people weren't legally allowed to be on the island again. canter: we're looking at this old, aerial image of tuluwat, which is the wiyot center of the universe. there was actually two villages on tuluwat--the tuluwat proper and then etpidolh--and this is where the gunther mansion was, and for years, folks used to just call tuluwat gunther island, and then eventually, it kind of became indian island, and now we're really trying to only call it tuluwat. this is where the mills were. ere was an old yacht club, you know, lots of industry during the late 19th and early 20th century. tuluwat proper before the world renewal ceremony happens had a big metal foundry and a dry dock koch: the duff drydock and boat repair facility operated from just about 1870 to 1990, so they had a boat maintenance and repair facility going for, you know, the better part

we play further eureka for 600.nd patented a new type of talking dolls, but they were not popular. so maybe edison quite right, a doll with a phonograph inside a doll of 1890, and, please, eureka for 300. in the apparatus, invented in the american louisville , you only need to put a block with their spores, and the fruiting bodies themselves will grow mushrooms mushrooms. right. vessels 1.500 15.600 you have igor 20.000 900 alexandra no, we're playing. when part of the dishes at the feast broke, he ordered to bring the ritual goblets captured in the jerusalem temple. maybe king belshazzar? 31.200 you have igor choose 300 in memory of the rescue of alexander ii after the assassination attempt in 1866 in this garden was built a chapel summer garden. eureka 1500 17-year-old dossier taylor and conquest last year invented a new type of suture for sutures, if the suture becomes infected early, that color changes. quite right. and everything is very simple and soaked in beetroot. juice that darkens with increased acidity o

look at eureka, quarter inch of rain being that's from the north. that's not tropical san francisco. that's point. oh, four and drizzle again. maybe a few splash and dash showers up in the mountains sixties seventies eighties on the temps really, not much is changing here, except a lot of high and mid level clouds, maybe later in the weekend into early next week. all of my daughter's paintings and pictures. every memory. all the photographs and albums. for my children growing up. we're hearing from families who have been forced to evacuate their homes as firefighters worked to contain california's largest wildfire this year, and the political battle is brewing in san jose. why the issue of releasing nonviolent criminals from jails have city and county leaders fighting each other? flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. okay, flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh okay,

the state the last couple of days brought consistent rainfall from barbourville up to eureka. that is all moved out. now, still in the midst of this cooler air mass, though dip in the jet stream continues, as does our foggy mornings. the next several mornings, something else that continues is are relatively light winds breezy a step into the delta as well as or north bay mountains. but all this wind is pushing some cooler air our direction. and that is definitely helping us at least a bit with the highest fire a bit with the highest fire danger. of course, we're still in on the door county temperatures today will be very similar to yesterday skies gradually clear this afternoon. excellent chance to enjoy some of those 70's and very low 80's. tomorrow another dose of fog drizzle to start followed by more afternoon. sunshine friday will be much the same little less fog towards your friday morning, though. and then temperatures just as nice to kick off the weekend. as for daytime highs today, it 60's for san francisco as well as or coastal spots are bayshore cities will mostly be

radar actually detecting rainfall continuing to fall from eureka over to reading down south towards garber spots up in the humboldt county, especially very, very wet over the past couple of days. and that all has to do with this cold front that swung through offering up us this continued cool down that made yesterday so comfortable and will continue to keep us comfortable through today all the way through the start of the weekend ahead of u.s., relatively light winds much like yesterday winds not a huge factor, which is just the cherry on top of an otherwise really nice forecast. we're mostly cloudy to start. skies will gradually clear out today by the close of the afternoon. we're actually pretty mostly sunny by tomorrow morning. back to those low clouds that pushed and during overnight hours last night, some clearing happening again into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. and we'll keep that trend going through thursday, friday into saturday before a warm up starts on sunday and especially into monday of next week. where will our temperatures, landis today will 60's 70's for san fr

well, we're already seeing some showers up around cape mendocino and up around eureka.ght so 10th of an inch quarter of an inch of rain up there. we had a few sprinkles this morning at around half moon bay around 507 inches 10th of an inch over crystal springs reservoir. maybe more drizzle again tonight. just know whatever you got planned tomorrow barbecue or not inland or not. definitely take a sweatshirt with you because you're going to need along the coast. just sweatshirts all day. i'll see you back here. we'll do the full forecast. all right, bill. thank you. video of a deadly police shooting in the state of ohio has prompted people to take to the streets. what the police chief there has to say about the investigation and coming up tonight in sports. could kevin durant be reunited with the warriors? it is a possibility, according to one nba insider. we'll have details also later how obey area children's choir delivers a message of inclusivity to a global audience. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a

this would be range of the north up towards eureka. a lot of drizzle here around the bay, and that would be more tropical clouds thunderstorms for truck in south lake tahoe. sunday monday tuesday, we'll take the rain. we don't want the lightning, but that is a no doubt about it. concern as we head into light in the weekend early next week. really the big message would be early next week for us as well. mostly cloudy possibility of some showers. thundershowers probably east but it'll be close. thank you, steve . a small airport in the south bay is getting attention from the united states. congress still ahead, the lessons learned about pollution that could have major implications nationwide and california's drought situation showing no signs of getting better. now we hear that a top water conservation official is leaving his job angry about the state's response to the drought crisis. all right, and we want to take a look at your morning commute. taking you out to 8 80 oakland this morning, right there by the coliseum traffic moving alon

but the straw that broke theror wereing up in the very remote town of eureka, montana. and there was a group of cup,heh keepers and some associates. and they were having a conversation at that public area where they were talking about how the holocaust was not real. and that was, for me, something i could just not abide. and you know we were not -- we were not wealthy people at all, we were barely surviving and it didn't matter. i went home to my wife and my kids and i told them that i've got to walk away at this point. i don't know how we're going to survive or where we're going to do or what we're going to do but i just can no longer continue and put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. ayers, there were many people in the crowd that day. january 6th, including you, who were not part of an extremist group. i'd like to start by having you tell the american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6th? >> yes, basically nothing but a family man and a working man. worked at the company, a cabinet company up in northeast

eureka on over to reading as far south as garber bill, but not really reaching any further south fromwinds from the coastline not going to be too terribly bad today. and that's a big note right here. so we do work our way through the 4th of july and all those firework displays that we have tonight should be looking at too much of a windy forecast. this is key right here. we're also going to be seeing conditions out there clear at times, but cloudy at other times. low cloud cover will push across the bay area from time to time today. showers should stay up into northern sonoma county. not really drifting any further south from there. by the time we do reach the evening tonight, do expect some fog through the bay, mostly just low cloud cover sitting right above us, though, pushing into tomorrow morning with a little bit of that fog and even some drizzle as we kick off. what's likely the start of your workweek tomorrow on tuesday? as far as we go with temperatures today, it's 60's and 70's for san francisco 50's and 60's at the coast and some pretty solid 70's along the bay shore comfort

freedoms. chiclare, as government has ordered an investigation against former president putin was eureka in connection with the matter of an albino man in 2018 people with albinism in the region. often a target of human rights abuses, stigmatization and discrimination. and while president, aquarius, as human rights must be guaranteed to all ma, lauins, police detained investigative journalist, gregory conway, who said he was pressure to reveal his sources on a government corruption story. with his time in office ending in 2025 wilma law in see the country and economy their leader promised to deliver during his presidential campaign, the president of milan lazarus took where it talks to al jazeera lather as to clara president of maloney, thank you for talking to al jazeera, i want to start with a pressing issue for your administration, and for many ma lauins, the global food crisis. now we know that malawi is a very heavy net food importer in 2018. something like 17 percent of that came from russia. i believe including majority of your wheat. now since the start of the war in ukraine, the

but as you can see, most of that rain at this point is pretty settled up around eureka, on over towardsng the very northern tier, the state. here's some good news winds not going to be huge factor today. that is not something you want to see on the 4th of july is a super windy day and today is not going to be a very windy day. so this is definitely good news for all those fireworks displays. of course, the big question is what's the fog situation? get a look like it does look like it will be a touch of gray towards the end of the day today, right around this 4th of july displays. now, that doesn't mean around san francisco could see a bit more of a glow rather than the sparks of those fireworks for the rest of the bay area. though cloud cover should remain just above us. enough that those fireworks displays. i'm anticipating we'll actually be quite brilliant sun, quite nice. tomorrow is going to be another comfortable day. in fact, that's the way we're going to spend much of this week. so we're not done with this cooler than average weather just yet got another several days of it to enj

north eureka, still in the midst of some light sprinkles.here is red wood sure are getting some good rainfall up there as are the trinity alps on over into the southern cascades. so great to see that for northern neighbors. this low pressure area starting to scoot its way out. now we're just in the midst of the very cool air mass and bringing some of the coolest temperatures of your forecast today in some spots even cooler than yesterday was winds overall fairly light this morning should stay light throughout the day today. all of us across the bay area are going to enjoy what is just a cool forecast ahead. mostly cloudy, start gradually decreasing cloud cover into the afternoon windows of sunshine at times, especially late afternoon. then another push of gray into the start of tomorrow tomorrow and thursday are set to be additionally cool days to this forecast before temperatures do gradually begin to warm up on into the upcoming weekend and that results in some really quick changes for us as we do make our way through the latter half of th

mostly cloudy and eureka, 59 degrees, sunshine and tahoe, 78.o see triple digits, 81 and los angeles, 74 in san diego. the tahoe forecasts of mild saturday and sunday, morning pods followed by sunshine as we had sunday. great for the fourth of july. clear skies. as you look at live doppler 7, we do have some fog. it is going to stick around tomorrow. wendy both sides a breezy inland. temperatures upper 50's to low 80's as you check out your saturday most areas are going to be out of the 80's. it is about the sunday, mostly 50's to 70's. monday we start to see a bump in temperatures just in time for the fourth of july. no extreme heat in the accuweather seven-day forecast. pleasant weather, there will be some fog around for the fourth. we will warm up the middle to latter part of next week. dan: busy and the weather department. and the sports department. ama: a lot to track today. larry. larry: one of the biggest days in sports in recent memory. huge news all over the place. we had about the a's. kevin durant once out of brooklyn. how about a reu

on up further north from their most rainfall is concentrated well to the north of us, though, from eurekaust a few of those light sprinkles making their way southward as far south as cloverdale and santa rosa. >> most of us will be seeing any of that. we just got the gray this morning. a light breeze towards the afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour is going to be calmer than what we had been seeing breezy us to on up into the delta. let's get a look at futurecast. so it does show the clearing skies towards the afternoon. staying a little more socked in towards the coastline. so honestly, my recommendation for his maybe don't head to the coast today. if you want to get out and about head to the bay shore, it's going to be great comfortable there or even in those inland valleys where daytime highs that are warmest will still only be low 80's, really comfortable weather for that barbecue. if you're lucky enough to have a pool for that as well. tonight, we will see some fog trying to push through the golden gate bridge starting tomorrow, gray before some afternoon clearing for your tuesday. and

i don't know if there was sort of a eureka moment that trump's outtakes proved the point that he was a sore loser, but a loser nonetheless, and then these secret service tapes. what i found out about the tapes was the amount of fear or concern. i don't think we had quite heard that, the extent to how close vice president pence was, how worried the security detail was. i thought thursday's hearing was really effective in bringing back the fear and the violence that was at the core of trump's strategy to retain the white house. i know there's a lot of things going on with this investigation and what he was trying to do, but a piece of it was to create and nurture enough violence so the certification would be delayed, and all trump needed was enough confusion to then bring the lawsuits and sort of unleash what he viewed as a legal strategy, even though everyone was telling him it was not. so i thought that was a really important take. i have a lot of criticisms for the secret service right now, but trump put them in an untenable position. his mob was trying to attack the vice president

and even a couple of sprinkles and point rays on up towards the russian river around guerneville eurekarber, ville up across the very northern tier of the state is where we're seeing most of our widespread rainfall this morning. staying nice and light up there. bay area set to remain dry. cloudy this morning. increasingly clear this afternoon, really not even all that windy a little calmer than we have been, which is really good for your 4th of july forecast with skies clearing come the afternoon. we're going to have a great weather for the backyard cookout not recommending heading out to the coast today cooler and also just cloudier out that direction. so i think are beaches are actually going to be a little calmer than normally on the 4th of july because no one's really needing to escape the heat. all of us are looking at comfortable weather tomorrow. we'll start the day with some great again. some afternoon sunshine and we'll keep that trend of comfortable weather going through wednesday and thursday, too. so we're getting pretty spoiled lately. as far as what it feels like outside 6

eureka. and march of dimes wanted to do a study and he didn't want to do it without a placebo and-- >> the some children got the vaccine, some with the placebo. and safe, church bells rang, it was all over europe, at least polio can be cured. >> and 34 in the placebo group, those were first and second graders in 1950's. i was a first and second grader in the 1950's, but for a flip of the coin those children could have lived long and fulfilling lives and didn't and i don't think that's something we realize which is the human price that's invariably paid for knowledge and it's coming up now with regards to these vaccines we are going to be considering next tuesday for the 35 to 11 year olds. i was reminded over and over again while reading your book just how grateful i am that i'm an i-- alive and raising kids now and not in the 50's or previous times where there were em so diseases that killed kids. in particular the story about diphtheria and how it strainingles kids is compelling. are there

eureka down to garber, ville on when they're in the midst of some continued rainfall.rday's cold front sweeping through. now we're in the cooler air mass behind it, meaning today's daytime highs are actually set to be even cooler than what we had yesterday. winds from the coastline only around 15 miles per hour. max today, so relatively calm one compared to where we have been skies may be greatest art. the gradual clearing could be expected through the day by the time we reach late afternoon, we're sitting under some sunshine tomorrow is going to be a lot like today. some misty drizzly conditions near the coast and skies eventually clearing out towards the afternoon. but after a very gray start to the day, today's daytime highs in the city 60's and 70's 60's right along the coastline. and then we'll be looking at 70's for most of our bayshore city 70's mixed with just a few low 80's, barely even making that mark for the few spots, seeing it. san jose at 77 fremont union city in the mid 70's. gorgeous day for you on the east bay shoreline. once the sky's get clear, waln

still raining for areas like barbourville in eureka been a very wet past couple of days for these spotsfter the system passed through yesterday. quite the humid feel to it. mcgee kind of sticky is you're getting out there. but temperatures remaining nice and cool. we had 60's last night partly due to that humidity. now, temperatures today really only rising into the 70's cherry on top. we're not going to be looking at an excessively windy day, less and less cloud cover gradually through the day. we'll finish the day with some good sunshine tomorrow. starting off your wednesday, much like we have today. back to the great back to some drizzly. misty conditions as will also see into thursday morning each afternoon, followed by times of sun. as for today's daytime highs, it our coolest day of your forecast. 60's and 70's for san francisco and 60's at the coast. not your best day at the coast. i would. as i've been saying the past few days, stay a little closer to home. enjoy those 70's that we have alongside the shore. the bay as well as further inland. all the spots are going to feel reall

we were living in the very remote town of eureka, montana. there was a group of core members of the group of the oath keepers and associates. they had a conversation at that public area where they were talking about how the holocaust was not real. that was for me something that i just could not abide. we were not -- we were not wealthy people at all. we were barely surviving. it didn't matter. i went home to my wife and my kids and i told them that i've got to walk away at this point. i don't know how we're going to survive or where we're going to do or what we're going to do, but i can no longer continue and put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. ayers, there were many people in the crowd that day, january 6th, including you, who were not part of an extremist group. i'd like to start by having you tell the american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6? >> yeah. basically nothing but a family man and a working man. i worked at the company, a cabinet company in northeast ohio for goin

back really came when i walked into a grocery store, and we were living up in a very remote town of eurekathere was a loop, group of core members of the group, the oath keepers, and some associates. and they were having a conversation at that public area, where they were talking about how the whole cost was not real. and that was, for me, something that i just could not abide. >> joining us now is kathleen belew, associate professor of history of northwestern university. she's the author of, bringing the war home: the white power movement and paramilitary america. professor, what is your reaction to the testimony you heard today about the groups involved in planning the attack on the capitol, and how they carried it out on january 6th? >> i think one of the interesting things we heard today is how much these discreet groups were working together to a common cause on january 6th. this is by no means new. the white power movement and the militant right has been a very flexible social movement, that has included a whole bunch of different kinds of people, different activists, different groups

sprinkles light showers from eureka on up to crescent city as well as down one o one as far south asno county this morning. yesterday cold front swung through and this is allowing us to stay cool for around the next 4 or 5 days ahead of us today. the very coolest day of this forecast keeping the relatively calm winds around for yet another one, which is just the cherry on top of this nice forecast. it does have a humid feel to it out there, especially this morning. skies will clear nicely this afternoon making for a comfortable chance to enjoy those 70's more cloud cover mist and drizzle tomorrow morning. followed by more afternoon. sunshine on through your day tomorrow. where will our temperatures late afternoon, 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coast, which is where we've been all morning long for the same areas in 70's for the rest of the bay foster city. an i-75 degrees. 77%, jose. as for the east bay, mostly 70's, although couple of low 80's, like in pleasanton in antioch, while oakland and richmond at 71 for your highs. valais at 73, fairfield and vacaville. even hol

one would drizzle, maybe some rain towards eureka. humble county that would be late in the weekend early next week, a little bit of activity over trucking and south lake tahoe and more drizzle for the coast in san francisco. so we are stuck in a pattern sixties seventies eighties on the temps. really little change, maybe slightly warmer inland into friday, but there are some tropical classes like cool down, dave on the weekend. okay see time. 0.5 21 superstar comedian dave chappelle in santa rosa will perform two shows tonight coming up the support he's getting from some here in the bay area, despite the social media backlash and protests about comments he made about the transgender community. plus two popular soccer clubs take over san francisco's oracle park when we come back the big crowd that watched a soccer match at the home of the wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the w

that's rainfall up north around eureka, on over to reading cold front swinging through yesterday. and yes, we are in the midst of still that cooler air mass will be over the next several days. keeping us nice and temper it today. tomorrow, thursday on into even friday and saturday winds not a huge factor. today, a modest breeze from the coastline. so another pleasant day ahead, mostly cloudy this morning, mostly sunny by the finish of the day. another push of cloud cover tomorrowm morning and a slow burn off gradually through the day again tomorrow after some morning mist and drizzle again for your wednesday. so very familiar set up through wednesday and thursday, much like we're seeing today, 60's and 70's for your highs and sf 60's at the coastline and temperatures along the bay shore, mostly in the 70's today, foster city, a beautiful 75 palo alto, san jose among spots at 77 upper 70's to just barely making the low 80's for some of our inland areas in the meantime, oakland over to castro valley only in the low 70's antioch in pittsburgh at 80 degrees while fairfield and vacavil

time long spotted it, it had been sold, undeterred he kept on searching until -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: eurekamusician . >> this is the store where the guitar was bought, how did it get here? the owner just knows he thought he purchased it in a bulk purchase of guitars from the u.s. we will probably never know where it was all those decades but randy bachmann laid eyes on it for the first time in 46 years last week at the canadian embassies theater in tokyo. the musician offered to give it back and it took a while to sink in. >> wow. can't believe it. >> reporter: in exchange, bachmann gave the musician the guitar's twin, made not only in the same year, the same week and then they did what musicians do, they played some tunes to celebrate old guitars, new friends and minor miracles. ♪ ♪ ♪ taking care of business ♪ ♪ taking care of when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you

as for any chances of rainfall, though, should stay well to the north of us up towards reading in eurekaorth of santa rosa, but not much else than that. and the cherry on top of all this, not even all that windy, a light breeze making its way in from the coast through the delta. but nothing exceptionally windy, especially compared to where we've been lately. and as far as temperatures go really comfortable for those inland spots, partly cloudy to start a good dose of afternoon sunshine. some fog pushing its way back to the golden gate tonight and some foggy spots around the fireworks display for san francisco. it does look like we could see some clear skies ou there for it. but it all depends on what direction that fog comes in. and if it does inundate the area around treasure island where the fireworks are set off from as we move into tomorrow and wednesday, very familiar situation here morning fog afternoon, sunshine and temperatures staying on seasonably cool. so we'll continue this very comfortable trend of weather for a few more days. as for today, 70's in san francisco's mission an

we are starting to see some light showers along the north coast in from eureka on over to reading.se will stay north of santa rosa today, which is good news. if you have backyard barbecue plans or anything like that, that does mean fire danger is a concern, though. and the biggest concern as we make our way through the 4th, we aren't going to be looking at much wind today, 15 miles per hour gusts not too bad at all. as cool ocean air slips in. the big question is will we have fog tonight for the fireworks display and much like this morning? it does look like that blanket of cloud cover should stay right above the bay itself. that doesn't mean that some of those higher shooting fireworks might be lighting up that low cloud cover. but it doesn't look like ii should be to stockton tonight on into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, keeping this mild trend of weather around with foggy gray mornings in sunshine during afternoon hours. really comfortable weekend behind us. and for the most part, the really comfortable work week ahead of us. and that includes the 4th today mission in financi

least this go around on the 4th of july as we're continuing to enjoy this cool down barbourville eurekae rain falls at this morning. calm winds this morning. winds will pick up 15, 20 miles per hour gusts this afternoon says actually calmer than we were yesterday and on saturday. so this is good news. all these factors are lining up for really comfortable. 4th of july. calmer winds a little bit more mild temperatures up to the 70's and 80's and skies clearing out really nicely this afternoon. now come tonight for the 4th of july. fireworks displays. we will have a push of fog through the golden gate. much like last night. it's going not going to sock things into much. so this shouldn't interfere with your fireworks display all that much here in the city. other fireworks displays going to be a-ok. as for tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. we keep this trend of weather around. great mornings followed by sunny and really comfortable afternoons before we start to warm things back up into next weekend. so enjoy this mild weather. what we've got it, especially today, mission in financial distr

he said this is it, tells his wife, eureka, i got it but nonetheless the march of dimes wanted to do a big study and that broke his heart. he didn't want to do that and he didn't want to inoculate children with a placebo vaccine during polio season but nonetheless that was what was done so we had 420,000 children got the vaccine, 200,000 placebo and the vaccine was declared ayear later by the person who t headed that trial , and effective and of those three words were on the headline of every newspaper in the united states . church bells rang out, synagogues held specialprayer meetings departments would stop to announce that over the loudspeaker . at last polio can be conquered. how did we know it was effective? we knew it was effective because 16 children died of polio in that study all in the placebo group. we knew it was effective because 36 children were paralyzed. those were first and second graders in the 1950s that i was a first and second grader in the 1950s. but for the slip of a point those children could have lived long lives but didn't that's something we don't realize wh

so tahoe truckee looking to be a little more active and take a look at eureka that's from a system coming in from the north, and from san francisco to monterey, that would be more drizzle sixties seventies eighties on those temps. really not much changed. if anything, maybe some more monsoon moisture for us as we head to the weekend, you guys steve. thank you, a large, rare and endangered flower inside of south bay. greenhouses blooming right now. the corpse flowers in san jose state university's biology, biology department. tropical greenhouse to plan is actually called titan arum. it's called a corpse flower, because while it blooms, it smells like rotting flesh to attract beetles and flies at pollinated, according to the university, only an estimated 1000 corpse flowers are still living in the wild due to habitat loss. coming up one couple's quick thinking likely toward a home invasion. how they knew the man on this video was lying when he claimed to be a delivery driver and what they refused to do. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a o

now for northern california, eureka that's from the north. that's from a low that's coming in so quarter inches being forecast doesn't mean it'll happen. but it's possible truck in south lake tahoe might get in a little more activity, especially monday and tuesday. we have to watch out for lightning but more drizzle. that's that's san francisco. that's more drizzle, and i mean there's been back to back days are pretty good drizzle for some here. 60 seventies eighties. really? nothing is changing until probably sunday, monday, you guys steve. thank you. the economy shrank again in the second quarter of the year coming up in a minute on the nine how this is only deepening fears about whether or not our country is headed for a recession. then we're just weeks away from the start of the new school year, we have the head of one of the biggest districts in the bay area, joining us live on when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they hav

the soviets achieved the greatest first of all, which was sending the first human being into space eureka garden. so we really were behind what call it what you will if you don't want to call it a space race and if eisenhower and kennedy at first didn't want to do that and in part, i guess you don't want to identify a race that you are behind in and tell us jeff about all of the disasters aside from the political disasters. the kennedy was facing but the disasters that we kept achieving if you will in the in the rocketry realm after sputnik and all way through 1961. well, the first disaster was simply getting beaten to the punch by the soviets and that was sputnik as we're discussing, but but there was also sputnik 2 which was only a month later in november of 1957. they sent a much heavier craft into space into orbit carrying a dog like it now like it didn't make it back to earth like it died in space, but the fact that the russians were able to heave something as heavy as that into orbit around the earth and actually have an animal in it survived for a period of time was absolutely incr

camel's back came when i walked into a grocery store, we were living up in the very remote town of eureka, montana. there was a group of core members of the oath keepers and some associates. they were having a conversation at that public area where they were talking about how the holocaust was not real. that was, for me, something i could not abide. we were not wealthy people at all. we were barely surviving. it didn't matter. i went home to my wife, my kids, i told them that i have got to walk away at this point. i don't know how we are going to survive, where we are going to go, what we are going to do, but i can no longer continue and put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. ayres, there were many people in the crowd that day, january 6th, including you, who are not part of an extremist group. i would like to start by having you tell the american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6th? >> yeah. basically, nothing but a family man and a working man. i worked at the company, a cabinet company in northeastern ohio for going on 20 y

yes, yes, it was the same eureka, the scientist lowered the crown of the ruler, siracus water and byed liquid and the weight of the crown itself. the master figured out that he was a scammer, and many centuries later, soviet people came up with a lot of other equally effective ways, for example, using vinegar to dig a drop on a product on gold, there will be no trace, a darker stain is an ordinary pencil one. nothing, it means the product is real, at least outside. and what is inside for this, a laboratory study or the method of archimedes is required. attention in our story , a seller and a buyer had a dispute over the purity of gold, imported bars rolled up in plastic kalutsky insisted that you need to open the package and check the gold for authenticity, the seller. the man did not agree, they quarreled a lot and the seller said there would be no deal as soon as he left, as soon as people in civilian clothes appeared, let's take a walk. they led the salesman into the back room of the restaurant. and they didn't even to draw up the papers, they simply took away the gold and hung th

. >> this is eureka mosaic. a fugitive so many had it looked for. vanished for decades.nted. so i have been the guy had the papers in his hands in the top of the papers that had jerry ambrozuk so when i saw that i pretty much for the dots together pretty quickly. he asked one of the officers to fetch the pet parrot to put catch the morning sun. what one through your mind when you realized okay finally they got me? >> i was very calm, i didn't really process all this. >> and then just like that he was in jail. in a cell as he recalls it. he was a suicide risk. but there was an offside he got to call home to practice parents for the first time in nearly a quarter century. what was that conversation like? you know surprisingly was very calm it was like nothing ever happened. what was it like to catch up with them? >> they never lost hope over the years. they never actually moved and switch houses, or switch number because they always thought i would come back. >> they never forgot you? >> they never forgot me. >> so why? why did he and dianne babcock decide they have to run

look at eureka. it's right, but also over tahoe activity picking up with more drizzle. for monterrey to san francisco and probably in the oakland berkeley hills as well. so we are locked in here with only day to day changes. 60 seventies eighties on the temps really? maybe a little bit warmer inland, but no big changes. more tropical clouds look to be in the mix you guys by the weekend. steve thank you. let's ponder the question. when's the last time you went to the dentist? so many people are putting off their regular visits? because of the pandemic . next on the line, we're talking live with the dentist about what the delay means too much more than your smile after the break. she is just six years old and is a published author after the break what's behind her inspirat across the country. there is great concern for those who don't have access to air conditioning. dangerous temperatures are posing safety concerns for some of the country's most vulnerable people . people who are homeless don't have t

the key those look what happens up in eureka that's from the north. that's not tropical clouds.nch maybe, and for tahoe and truck, he could be some hit and miss showers up there as well. sunday monday, lightning will be the big concern here. sixties seventies eighties on the temps were little changed until probably sunday, monday. you guys archie. thanks are none of this. kentucky is being hit with somewhat severe weather that's causing flooding and mudslides. the state of emergency has been called for the eastern part of the state official calls the damage, quote catastrophic and says there are quote massive floods and mudslides everywhere in hazzard county cars and parts of houses have been seen floating down streets covered in more than three ft of water. so far, no deaths have been reported. a major drug company is moving forward with its test for vaccine specifically targeting the omicron variant, and it comes as some experts warn of possible vaccine fatigue . and on the first day of 49ers training camp, the new quarterback trade lands and most of the niners hit the practic

back really came when i walked into a grocery store, we were living up in the very remote town of eurekaroup of core members of the oath keepers and some associates in the rear having a conversation at that public area, where they were talking about how the holocaust was not real. and that was, for me, something i could not a bye. we were not wealthy people at all. we were barely surviving. it didn't matter. i went home to my wife, my, kids and i told them that i've got a walk away at this point. i don't know how we are going to survivor we're gonna go over what we're gonna do, but i can just no longer continue and i put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. airs, there were many people in the crowd that day, january six, including you, who were not part of an extremist group. i would like to start by having utility american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6th? >> yes. basically nothing but a family man and a working man. i worked at the company a cabinet company in northeast ohio for going on 20 years. family is my life. i was

the camels back really came when i walked into a grocery store, living up in very remote town of eurekaa and there was a group of core members of the group of the oath keepers and associates and they were having a conversation at that public area where they were talking about how the holocaust was not real and that was for me something i could not abide. we were not wealthy people at all, barely surviving and it did not matter. i went home to my wife, my kids, i told them i've got to walk away at this point. i don't know how we are going to survive for where we are going to do or what we are going to do, i can no longer continue and put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. ayres, there were many people in the crowd that date, january 6th, including you, who were not caught up in extremist groups, i would like to start by having you tell the american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6th ? >> yeah. basically nothing but a family man and workingman, worked at the company, cabinet company in northeast ohio for going on 20 years., f

back really came when i walked into a grocery store and we were living up in the very remote town of eurekaing about how the holocaust was not real. and that was, for me, something i just could not abide. you know, we were not -- we were not wealthy people at all. we were barely surviving, and it didn't matter. i went home to my wife and my kids, and i told them that i've got to walk away at this point. i don't know how we're going to survive or where we're going to go, what we're going to do, but i just can no longer continue and put in my resignation. >> thank you very much. mr. ayers, there were many people in the crowd that day, on january 6th, including you, who were not part of an extremist group. i'd like to start by having you tell the american people a little bit about yourself. can you tell us about your life before january 6th? >> yeah, basically nothing but a family man and a working man. i worked at the company, a cabinet company up in northeast ohio for going on 20 years. you know, family is my life, you know, i was a supervisor there, so that took up a lot of my other, you kn