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sally fairfax a lot of historians think george washington was in love with sally fairfax his whole life. yeah, and obsessed with her. and of course she was the wife of his good friend. talk a little bit about this story. oh, yes. thank you for give me this punchline. so, yeah, okay. once again, by by all means, george washington got to be the tallest and most athletic, the strongest the you know, the most brutal or whatever. and so in the same way, he must be the most seductive among the american men. and there are so many legends. you know, when he shows up at ball's whim and start drooling and swooning because he's so irresistible, once again, we are projecting back onto to the 18th century canvas our priorities and our ideas about what a seductive man should be. in fact, before the mid-19th century, that kind of seduction wasn't really a big thing. it was quite the opposite. it was the sign of a moral decay. so seduction meant in the 18th century, it meant, you know, to be to be drawn astray, to be corrupted, to be deceived. so it was this sex and not something good. and for instance

san anselmo across 47, fairfax 46. logan neatest mid 40s even bolinas in there point reyes station 44 in rohnert park sebastopol, windsor healdsburg up to mendocino county lake county really cool lows for this time of year. the main low is kicking off towards the intermountain region, but a secondary low is going to form to the west southwest. that will tap into its overwater trajectory. so it has a little more to work with. so i think drizzle comes in tonight, tomorrow morning, could be some hefty amounts here as the low goes right over us. the last one stayed to the north, not only drizzle for us, but it looks like some activity up in the mountains. so if you are going up there, keep an eye on things. more thunderstorms could be popping up here. 6070s 80s fog is increasing on the san mateo coast. so i think there'll be more today than we saw yesterday. sunny nice mild to warm afternoon breeze will kick in so look for 6070s to a few near 80 degrees you guys all right thank you steve. florida governor and republican pr

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fairfax 44, and clayton made it to 45 degrees. warm inland, but the fog is coming back in a big way and it will be on the increase here. sn five 4060 on most of the temps here, 45 bookends. truckee and tahoe, 53 down in monterey, ukiah is at 53. sacramento is down to 52 this morning and fog , southern california finally clearing out after what has been a long stretch of june. gloom lays in the sun. and now san diego is as well for us. the system, though, that deepened and gave us the wind and the cooler temps is kicking out, but another lowest forming that was going to be close to us. that's why we're looking for an increase in fog drizzle tomorrow and then probably as well, more thunderstorms will be popping up in the mountains friday and saturday is indicated by this projection right here. but i think tomorrow morning i would anticipate a gray pattern and a lot of drizzle here, 50, 60 by the coast 70s around the bay and then 80s low 80s inland. but there is a much bigger fog bank in the wind will pick up later today. so 60 to 82

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the prosecutors in fairfax and arlington counties. the soros funds pac to drop hundreds of thousands of dollars on both of these candidates. his pacs also poured money into the reelection bid of loudoun county's controversial prosecutors. sources argue that all of his candidates are soft on crime. >> what happens is they walk into a courtroom and they see two victims. they see the victim and they think the defendant is also a victim. if you are a prosecutor and you don't want to prosecute crime, don't be a prosecutor. reporter: a 2022 report by the pro police non-profit legal defense funds found he sent $40 million over the last decade to elect progressive pratt cool pr- prosecutors. the response was voters seem to like what they are hearing because they vote for these d.a.s. soros's son alex said he's taking over his foundation and he says he's even more politically active than his father. >> 2024 republican contenders addressing the faith and family conference. steve forbes, always great to see you. this is a field that's rapidly ex

within the unit lines of alexandriaiare and fairfax retug confederates are being required to show up the provostst marshall's office and display their parole passed to prove they have been paroled. their names are being in the local l newspapers. alexandria gazette has filled every day with names of returning rebels no doubt a warning to loyal unionists. there's also the fact that in alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former place. could this be any more ironic? men who had gone to war to protect their rights as who had bought in traded human flesh from the confines of prison are being held as prisoners of war. all of this was a a reminder tht these men were in fact prisoners of war. they were not free men and it was unclear what their status would be in this post-war if in fact we can call it a post-war world. while many of these soldiers are facing this type of situation others face the proposition that they had no home which to return. on april 16 the day following lincoln's death hancock in the valley telegraphs major general henry halleck as to whethe

he's joining us from fairfax virginia in the us. thank you for joining us. putting has given wagner fighters a choice now between joining the russian army or relocating to bel ruth, what's behind the strategy? thanks for having me. so put him in his head to block a tight rope throughout this situation. there were a few figures in russia who could do it for those and has done so far and still be alive today. if proven, were to immediately kill production or have them jail. he risks turning provision into a martyr and promotion. remember, has tens of thousands of fighters loyal to him, not directly to the russian government. that's what's behind russia's effort to try to get these wagner fighters to sign on, officially with the army to try to get them to be directly loyal to the russian military and government, and not personally to promotion. there's still a lot obviously that we don't know, but in trying to send promotion to bowers, that may be something of a compromise for pollutants government trying to sideline production without murdering him. and puttin

other parole sites included richmond, northumberland, louisa, charlottesville, fairfax, and i want to give you a sense of how this will change. these are the paroles that i've been able to locate between april 10th and april 14th. look what happens after lincoln's assassination. they just absolutely blossom more and more men are coming in. there's more of an urgency on the behalf of both confederates and at union provost marshals in to find these men. if most of these men willingly sought paroles others found themselves arrested for failing to do so. in the early morning hours of april 15th. for example, brigadier general william. hf payne was arrested by the federal cavalry at his home in warrenton, virginia. now he would claim when he was arrested that he had actually just been getting ready to go see hancock and to turn himself in. it's a nice claim. but amid the manhunt for the assassins he was sent to washington's old capital prison. on april 21st. he was sent on to johnson's island in ohio. he would not be released until june 2nd, but keep in mind. he doesn't know that he's goin

fairfax as well.l was now there 50 but i mean point res is 50, bolinas 50, tiburon is 50 degrees. vallejo is at 51, which is cooler than american canyon sonoma and napa. you don't see that all the time. richmond 52 so there's some cold. you get the fog in that west wind and 50 degree temp that's cold. truckee 37, south lake tahoe 4076. that's the spirit. las vegas. the low kicks out the high builds in that will allow the fog to get compressed a little bit lower is what we mean on the bases and thunderstorm activity will die down after today. still could be some popping up today. then after that looks good. i think there'll be fog on the coast though. it'll be shallow, thick fog, dense fog, whatever you want to call it. but inland temps will be the focus for the warm up here. morning, overcast, lots of drizzle, sunny, a little warmer away from the coast. breezy afternoon, 60s, 70s and 80s. tomorrow if everything falls into place, we'll get a jump into the 90s and then we'll iron out the details as we g

the door on me and my sister when we walk by because my sister did this campaign of all the like, fairfax, virginia is in the city of the election. there were some huge wins and some huge losses around the country. we honestly, one young people showed up in record numbers, and that's the most important thing to acknowledge. the fact that the energy loss so much power in one election, i'm crediting to the young activists of this country that's set up over the past 8 and a half months. 20202020, to 2024. there's no limit as to how much of a difference young people can actually make this race. the beginning both political parties are going up to representative more routes. the fear of being voted out about the this is a long fight for the by continuous, lovely testing. the we can be reached to find strange care in the world, so we shall, we can be there. we leave like the same to my son and my daughter came and asked me about what kind of these include. i'll give this and then tell them that nobody judge them stranger on the blocks. no. but i can save the . it's easy to forget things that yo

with talk about the fairfax school district.e documents and the school said nope. and here is what they were looking for. the a.g. has no need. the a.g. has no need for this information. information the a.g. six is a privilege. the a.g.s actions threaten the privacy of the cps staff. they are putting individuals at risk. the last one is kind of one to the left always uses. and this is an assault on democracy. you're putting kids at risk. you are harming people and there's no evidence of that. your final thoughts on this in your neck of the woods? >> yeah, trace, i'm sitting right here in fairfax county, virginia. i'm one of the moms that was interviewed for this report that the superintendent is refusing to release through the attorney general because the school system withheld my son's national merit award two years ago. withheld from kids over these past two years, including this last fall. and they want to keep their bindings a secret from the chief prosecutor of the state. we don't trust the school system anymore. and they a

even mowing operations are canceled for fairfax county schools. the washington nationals baseball team didn't cancel their game last night against the arizona diamondbacks. games in new york and philadelphia were canceled last night. the nationals have a 1:05 p.m. start slated against the diamondbacks today. i would be surprised if that game went ahead given the air quality behind us. what officials are saying is stay inside. you can use your air conditioners. make sure that your air intake valves are closed to keep that smoky air from getting inside. people with lung conditions, pregnant women, older people, got to stay inside today. don't even bother venturing out. it's too dangerous. this kind of smoke and haze is extending into the carolinas at this point. so it's just getting much worse and may not -- we may not get any relief as far as rain or anything maybe until this weekend. >> and that's what dr. gupta go gupta-said. >>> to show how thick this smoke is, we are going it put together some before and after photos of new york city's iconic l

reporter: the loud boom prompted multiple emergency calls, and social media posts like this one from a fairfax, virginia, couple that was startled when recording a song together. according to the federal aviation administration the cessna plane took off from place elizabethon, tennessee, for the airport. flight tracker showed the plane turning around and flying straight down to washington, d.c., before crashing in virginia. the faa and national transportation safety board are now investigating. the white house says president biden was briefed on this incident. and as for that private jet, well, it may be a while before we know exactly what went wrong that led to that crash. anne-marie, i can tell you my family lives about an hour away, they could hear that loud boom. that's how loud it really was. >> wow. that is something. nicole d'antonio in washington, d.c., thank you. >>> eight republican presidential hopefuls hit the campaign trail in iowa over the weekend. former vice president mike pence was among the candidates at the annual roast and ride event in des moines on saturday. he's expected

and if you want to go this one to now about the fairfax festival in the co fast, that starts at noon on sunday. that will be a little bit cooler there. temperatures going to be in the upper 60's part of some partly cloudy skies. there will be some fog early on in the morning and it may linger toward the midday hour. think by the afternoon things start to clear out, but it will be a little bit breezy to love things happening around the bay area. if you've got an idea for a fun thing for me, you can e-mail me l cardinal at kron 4 dot com and of course, if you want more information on any of festivities out there, go to kron 4 dot com. >> happening >> tonight, caltrans is planning to close a stretch of southbound 6.80, this weekend in the east bay kron. 4 s charles clifford has details. >> anyone who drives along southbound 6.80, here through snow on a regular basis is probably notice that the roadways in bad shape, especially the shoulder. well, this weekend, caltrans is ramping up efforts to fix the problem. >> starting at 10 friday evening and continuing until for monday morning. cal

not that far behind are pittsburgh and fairfield in the low 70's with fairfax, a little bit cooler at 59 degrees. but when tracker for tracking that cool sea breeze, the onshore flow out in full force of the napa and fairfield seeing sustained winds in that 20 mile per hour range in gusts. upwards of 25 miles per hour. and you could see radar for picking up on that june gloom cloud cover extending from coast to valleys. and we're going to continue to see that trend during the overnight hours and even going to see around a drizzle fest for most of the bay area, especially along the coast where we could pick up about 5, 1, 107 inch of rain or less when it's all said and done until we start warming up by the middle of this upcoming week. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to dan and off thank you. coming up, the cause of death has been released for the man known as the unabomber. plus, a major thoroughfare collapses in philadelphia. >> what led up to the failure of this overpass? and the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon wrapping up today in san francisco. details when

livermore y pittsburgh cercano a los 100 grados, posiblemente pi sur alcancé los 100, temperaturas en fairfax costera se mantiene en este rango de advertencia de calor y temperaturas cercanas a los 90 grados pero sin duda alguna gran parte de california y lo que es el valle central al igual que el valle de sacramento será hasta el próximo domingo a las 11 de la noche el calor excesivo extremo temperaturas exteriores de 105 grados. eso significa que cuando las temperaturas alcanzan lo que son los 60 grados, en una hora estarían alcanzando cerca de 112 grados, imagínese el pronóstico, sábado para concord 102 grados, domingo en los 93, a partir del lunes y martes día festivo y 83 grados para temperaturas, frescas . más detalles a las cinco regresamos >>> gracias guillermo, pasamos a texas porque hay una controversia sobre una ley que está prohibiendo el tratamiento médico a jóvenes transgéneros en el estado, sarah alexis garcía habló con representantes de algunas organizaciones y recopiló sus opiniones >>> me sorprende que mucha gente quiera hacer declaraciones como una injusticia lo vence despu

it is still a beautiful 69 in san jose. 57 cool fog in pacifica. 73 in fairfax, 70 in petaluma. 77 warm right now in santa rosa. still some 80's as you make your way into fairfield in pittsburgh. and brent, what's so nice? warm numbers well inland, but you can see it right there. that fog really begin to roll back on shore and it is going to penetrate well inland overnight tonight. so tomorrow will be much cooler. see a lot of green showing up on the screen as the marine air moves in. so highest temperatures tomorrow. yeah, we're probably only going to be the low 70's in the warmest spots. >> all right, lawrence. still ahead, ever wanted a college education taylor swift. mayors. most prestigious universities is offering a class that swifties will go raising 4. >> and federal reserve chair jerome powell testified before congress what he told lawmakers says inflation remains pretty stubborn following series of rate following series of rate hikes. my mom says that breyers is made with real milk. i think i can hear the mooing. breyers natural vanilla is made with 100% grade a milk and cream

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of our inland valleys in the north bay and east bay with dublin livermore. 82 degrees novato and fairfax's out there right now. so overnight lows tonight, we're going to be in the low to mid 50's temperatures tomorrow, a degree or 2 warmer than what we saw today. downtown san francisco. 68 degrees. 72 for oakland with concord livermore, flirting with the 90's and santa rosa nevado warming up into the mid 80's. but temperatures going to cool down to below average highs by most of next week. and with that cooler cloudier weather and even next weekend, pleasant temperatures in the mid 70's inland. we just have to get through the next couple of days. so we'll just really, really enjoy tomorrow's nice. and it's so no issues that we've got a bit over. ball give its just way, right? yeah, i me, you know? yeah, but not necessarily scattered thunderstorms. we had a bit of everything that, yeah, it's nice. all right. thanks for rita. >> well, today president biden officially signing the bill to raise the debt ceiling, avoiding the first default in the country's history. the president explaining th

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but let's take a look in the north bay, widespread 60's and 70's there with fairfax and nevada in thes. but timber on 57 degrees. so quite the unique microclimate forecast for your saturday night overnight lows tonight, widespread mid to upper 50's with the exception of antioch, the one outlier at 61 degrees. but temperatures tomorrow going to cool down into the low to mid 60's along the bay area shoreline with widespread low to mid 70's. as you make your way inland easily, 48 degrees below average with santa rose at 78 degrees downtown san francisco. 62 degrees in san jose. 72 degrees. but take a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. it's only going to get cooler from here to start your work week monday and then we're going to see a nice jump in temperatures by mid week on wednesday. but overall below average temperatures for the next several days. so we are tracking definitely cooler weather. thanks to that stubborn marine layer out also breezy conditions tomorrow. so it's going to feel cooler as well. seems like a good still a good day for dad to grill kind of whatever he wants to

the sheriff's office received a call yesterday from a trail in san geronimo, at outside of fairfax. a man said he found his 83-year-old friend suffering from a head injury and fall while they were on a hike. paramedics rushed the man to the hospital, he did not survive. first responders initially told us may have been a gunshot wound, but they are now saying they're not yet sure what happened. investigators are calling his death suspicious. an autopsy will be performed. >>> well, there's a fight in the south bay about building new tiny homes in a vca parking lot. protesters gathered in san jose today. city council considering a proposal to turn the station parking lot into an area of tiny homes for the unhoused. protesters want to keep the parking lot the way it is. they say the potential project in the parking lot could make the area unsafe for vta rides. >> we are not against the homeless. we keep saying that. it's just the location is not right location. and we are sure this is not going to make our community better. this is -- this is actually going to degrade our quality of lif

very nice. 72 in santa rosa, 70 degrees in petaluma and 70 degrees right now in fairfax, the winds.h, they're kind of been kicking up. today's grant was mentioning we've got some gusts nearly to 30 miles an hour along the coastline. more winds on the way more fog. 2 of the rescue forecast coming up in a few minutes. thank still ahead, a celebration at san francisco sheriff's department. >> we're going to have a look at the incarcerated people who got more than just recognition for their hard work and dedication to education. >> plus, the road to recovery and the final installment of our long covid series. we feature ways people who are suffering can feel at home. some breaking news and it's not good for a's fans by a vote of 25 to 15. the nevada state assembly has just approved. >> spending 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build a new ballpark in las vegas. this bill in the assembly. they made some changes. it is slightly different than the bill passed yesterday in the senate. so the bill now goes back to the senate to make sure the senate is okay with the chang

this couple in fairfax, virginia, was recording a song when the boom causes them to leap out of their seat. the capitol and white house were both briefly placed on high alert. the sound was caused by two dc air national guard f-16s that were scrambled from maryland after a cessna business jet entered restricted airspace over the nation's capital around 3 p.m. those f-16s going supersonic to catch up with the cessna creating a sonic boom heard in dc. and surrounding areas. the f-16s intercepting the plane using flares in an attempt to draw the pilots attention but were unsuccessful. ten minutes later, the plane crashing near george washington national forest in virginia with four people on board. when the d.c. air national guard f-16s eventually caught up to this aircraft, they looked in the cockpit and they could see that the pilot was slumped over and unconscious. aviation experts say hypoxia may have incapacitated the pilot and those on board. the most likely scenario here is that there was some loss of pressurization, which induced hypoxia, hypoxia is just the loss of consciousness

i mean, the revolutionary council member as was present for the reform is democratic function of fairfax. thank you so much for joining us here today. so now is ready, so i'll just continue to conduct these rays. and one slides opperation as we know, claimed the lives of 3 policies, including a 15 year old job. in your opinion. i mean, why do these raids keep taking place and why isn't there a more dialogue solution to this? to thanks for having me. these really government insist on having these incursions into the past to be in series. for 2 reasons. one of them is ideological based on quite annexation and, and keeping bouncing population under control. you see fit. a quiet annexation comes through increase increasing the settlement legal settlement activities in the us bank and keeping the bouncing in population wyatt to violence there and oppression a. this is one part of the 2nd part of it is to keep the it is rarely call ition. i told and, and cohesive as through ix ix cannot exporting its internal problems into the past in you, a region is past and you know, q 5 territory. so inste

if i had a nickel somebody called fairfax fat, ugly, i could retire. it happens.the extra leap, legally, i don't think prosecutors are going to be able to do that and have her convicted of assisting in suicide. >> trace: apparently she was playing both sides. this is the new boyfriend to daily mail, completely took advantage of me make him jealous. she was single all i know. for the first two months then he messaged me wanting to fight. after the past, turned into a martyr and posting memorial pictures i think to cover her tracks. i think that is fair. she thought i might've gone too far with this. >> yeah, she very well could have. also, she might have serious mental instability. when you read through this it is disgusting and harmful. what she did, don't get me wrong, legally is harassment. you can get an order of protection against somebody whether you're in a relationship or not. i am sorry he did not. if she knew that maybe he, too maybe had depression, it is a big leap for me to charge her with assisting in suicide. pennsylvania statute about that is like do

or you could head to fairfax for the cycle swap. the swap will have folks who have things ranging from vintage to modern, you can get into the museum for half-price as a bonus. oh, and one more special treat to consider, perhaps, tofu. today i'll be hosting the 11th annual soy and tofu festival in peace plaza, there will be recipes from the savory to the suite, live music groups from across the state, games like the tofu eating contest, and the tower of tofu. the joy of soy awaits and you can enjoy the joy of commuting but check back with us, every morning on today in the bay. >> how can you not start your morning with a smile when mike is on your screen. that made my birthday. >> cynthia joins us now. so much going on today. >> it's finally starting to feel like summer and i want to get you ready because it's the weekend, kids are out of school, let's go out to san rafael where we are getting that taste of an early summer morning, with already seeing the sunshine peeking through and by the middle of the day, we are warming up quite

. >> katy, today i'll catholic engaged for fairfax. we are working at the local l.level. can you drill down of the idea of i independent funding and philanthropicc funding. have you thought about policy solutions tove them? >> well, the question is about the private funding. it's all coming from the left. i'd never dawn conservatives to raise money and give it to election office. look, i mean in many states i actually heard a report yesterday that louisiana legislature passed constitutional proposed constitutional amendment yesterday and 23 states passed bans in their state, against having election officials receiving private funding. private funding to election offices are nowin banned in 23 states. soon to t be, hopefully people willng adopt that in louisiana. isi don't think anybody that hes about that thinks that's a gooda idea. you will have private groups funding your election systems. you know, it's all coming from left wing billionaires. should, there are several other statess that in 2021 and 2022 passed the ban but it was vetoed by the democratic governor. repub

and starting to cool down in the 60's for the north bay with the exception of novato and fairfax in theow 70's. so very pleasant temperatures there low to mid 50's for overnight lows in temperatures. one to 2 degrees warmer than today. so we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's concord and livermore flirting with the 90's. until we finally start to cool down seasonal weather arriving by monday. but remember, that's our day for severe thunderstorm activity for parts of the bay area. until we start to cool down to below average temperatures starting tuesday through next weekend. so june gloom going to arrive a few days late, but enjoy summer and then winter and then just a few yeah. got it all. just to be safe. wherever you're going. it's might be some. >> she's going back to thanks mister. >> all right. well, across the world now, india reeling after its latest train crash and deadliest train crash it's had in decades. nearly 300 people have died. another 900 injured. it happened yesterday when 2 passenger trains collided with a pa

the fairfax county department of public schools canceling outdoor events for this afternoon and thistion. are they going to get any relief? well, the wind has been kind of shifting here, and that's kind of been a positive thing for clearing some of that haze out. some clouds have developed. forecasters have said that it's probably a low probability of heavy rain here for the next five days. but if rain does come, that will really provide some relief. still, wolf, the bad air is extending, according to our cnn teams, all the way down to the carolinas. and they know in the coming hours and days they're going to get more of those particulate event coming to that area. >> let's go to ukraine right now where the kyiv government has opened a war crimes investigation into a devastating dam collapse as it blames russia for the breach and a flooding disaster that's still unfolding. thousands have fled their homes and evacuations are continuing. cnn's fred pleitgen is joining us live from ukraine right now. fred, how dire is the situation as the water continues to rise? >> reporter: well, it's

. $70,000 for fairfax county attorney. saratoga rows' money is buying elections -- country, soros' money is buying elections so others can't compete. the results are disastrous and punishing criminals and supporting victims has been turned upside down. soros is pro criminal, anti-victim. now you know why the cities where soros bought the da are in such disarray. new york is going to provide us all with a classic case of politicized race-based so-called justice. it's the case of daniel penny. in the subway, a black man was threatening passengers, acting irrationally. penny, a white former marine, put him in a choke hold. the man died. penny has to defend himself on second degree manslaughter charge. da alvin bragg brought that charge. he is a soros guy. if this goes to trial, it'll be a landmark case and we'll find out just how much power george and alex soros money buys them. they'll be on trial too. it's time we found out what kind of justice is available in this city. third hour of varney rolls on. stuart: i want to brin

he was at a park in fairfax, virginia. a place called fox stone park. he had just left a dead drop for his russian handler. the fbi had been watching him and they swooped in and arrested him. that was 2001. again, it was national news. a huge deal all over the country. hanssen pled guilty to 15 counts of espionage. he pled guilty to avoid the death penalty. he was arrested in 2001, sentenced in 2002 to life in prison without the possibility of parole. and that is where he was, in prison without the possibility of parole when he died today at the age of 79. given the type of high-level secret information that hansen gave first to the soviets and then to the russians, given the body count attributed to him, robert hanssen's story is considered one of the most damaging u.s. intelligence disasters we have ever had as a country and we've had a few. it is also just one of the darkest stories that we have when it comes to intrigue about russia, and there are quite a few of those stories. even just in today's news alone. today in russia, somebody figured out ho

the fairfax and kensington household staffing agency position posted this position.n would live with the family and needs to be quote someone at the top of their field who can ensure the overall well-being, happiness and safety of their dogs. so far, 400 people have applied. who would do it? >> how many dogs do they have? >> what kind of dogs? >> those are the key questions, how many and what kind. >> i haven't seen, i just know there's two of them. >> let's assume cute and furry. julian? >> sign me up, this sounds like heaven. >> are you taking your phone with the dogs? what if something happens to the dogs? >> these owners probably want pictures of the dogs nonstop because they're paying you that much money to watch them. >> the price of pet sitting has skyrocketed apparently. when we weren't even noticing. >> are they providing housing? >> you live with them it said, you live with them. >> and you get paid your salary. >> not a bad deal. leave me in your will also. >> it is not surprising that this was the idea of a billionaire to come up with that. when it comes