billy flynn, who pulled the trigger, was released in 2015.nt of shame. >> do you think about billy flynn, what he's doing? >> i do sometimes. it makes me angry. but i am a person who does not want to live in bitterness and anger. >> in our interview, wet pamela smart did want to talk about is her sentence. life without parole. >> i'm not even arguing of trying my case again. what happened happened. at trialed. and i was found guilty, and i was sentence, and i'm in prison. and i've spent nearly 29 years here now. so at this point, all i'm saying is is this sentence fair? >> that is the kind of question, many criminal evidence reforms are asking. more states are making mandatory sentencing and the life without parole. >> a lot of forward-thinking governors are saying that the sentences archaic. it is leaving no room for redemption of mercy. >> and if rehabilitation is the goal, pamela smart would say she is the poster child. >> i have one masters in law, and one in english literature. and i'm working on a doctorate of biblical studies right now

flynn's contributions to flynn. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, my name is monica scott. my daughter is in cf kindergarten class. sf received in the of nonre-- reelection. working with the population that has been hit hardest by the affects of covid, and sf inspired our children to learn and providing welcoming education to parents and flynn has a sense of community without in-person events but sf organized a holiday performance in the yard as well as an end of year celebration at a nearby park with multiple kindergarten classrooms and the district should recruit more teachers, instead her career is cut short with no regard of her role for the flynn community and our children, thank you. [applause] >> as a reminder, could you speaker, state your name, thank you. [speaking non-english] [applause] >> interpreter: i'm also here to say that we give support to this teacher and she's been very dedicated. she's been helping our children and it breaks my heart knowing that she's going to be gone and it's also, she's always been there being supportive when our kids, one of our kid

. >>> john flynn is the district attorney for buffalo's erie county. he charged him with first degree murder overnight. thank you for taking time with us this morning. the hearts of the country are with you this morning. there's rage and we saw it from the law enforcement officials about what happened there. let me start by asking you about motive. we are hearing about this manifesto online filled with racist and anti-semitic language. we are hearing about the gun. we have seen images with racist language there. the sheriff was quick to say, this is a racially motivated hate crime, his words. what is the motive so far as you can tell this morning? >> willie, there's evidence that appears that we have ascertained right now that show that the motive potentially is race related. right now, he has been charged with murder in the first degree under new york state law where he has allegedly killed multiple people. there's also a provision in the murder in the first degree statute that talks about an act of terrorism. the terrorism mechanism and the hate crim

erie county district attorney john flynn joins us now. mr. d.a., welcome.your city. >> thank you, eric. eric: of course. the suspect back in court on thursday. what is your investigation drilling down on now? >> well, we're taking it step by step. and like you said, the first step is the felony hearing that we have in new york state that occurs after an arrangement -- arraignment. that felony hearing is scheduled for thursday. the purpose of felony hearing is to determine if, in fact, the felony has been committed. it's a probable cause hearing. i anticipate that we're not going to have any problems with having probable cause, that the murder in the first degree charge occurred. so i anticipate that one of two things is going to happen. the judge will either hold it for a grand jury investigation, or defendant will just waive it for the grand jury. so we'll have to see what shakes out on thursday. but i anticipate that this is going to go into the grand jury investigation. and, quite frankly, eric, i'm already hitting grand jury with mode right now. eric: a

flynn as necessary. >> we'll now hear from erie county district attorney john flynn. >> so i want to touch on a couple topics right here this afternoon. and i'll piggyback on what the mayor said at the end here. first of all, those of you who are local reporters know my m.o. and how i proceed with talking about investigations and matters during the course of the legal process. some of you from out of town, let me explain how i work. once an arraignment has happened, i pretty much shut down. because the legal proceeding has started, and i just do not talk during the course of the legal proceeding. in this matter right here, obviously, this is a very high-profile case. there's a lot of information out there. i made an exception for today. so today, monday being the first business day since saturday, i have done a number of interviews today. i will continue to do some more interviews tonight. i'm here standing right now in front of you, but after today is over, i am done. and after today is over, the next proceeding that will take place will be the felony hearing. and once the felony he

in a moment, i'm going to talk to your county da, sean flynn about the suspect. but for this community, it's not about the suspect but about the victims. a series of officials already being held to mourn those lost, i talk to new york governor kathy hochul oh earlier today. >> this was a blatant act of hate, it was a hate crime, it was white supremacy terrorism, all say that white, terrorism. and it was racism at its worst. >> and president biden echoing those sentiments in appearance at a police memorial where he and once again fingers are pointed at congress and the inability to get anything done. to fight the kind of shooting and the growing threat of domestic terrorism that represents. we're going to talking about that ahead as well. on the ground, i spoke to some of the areas residents who had gathered at the scene of the shooting. here is what some of them told. me >> you guys need to teach your children and your family to love one another. the thing that the murderer that took place yesterday was because of learned behavior at home, at his dinner table. th

i was not a star than, to errol flynn. it was a historical picture, and he played jeb stewart and i played george kuster. all the others were there. we just graduated west point, into the cavalry. it was really the story of the capture of john brown. i play that, i always loved -- these people who say, cowboy actor. good lord! my biggest fight with warner brothers after they wouldn't let me do pictures like that during 13 years. i was doing the drawing room comedies. then they made, they died with their boots on. the story of george kuster. having played him once, oh boy, i wanted to play that part! i went to the head of warner brothers and i begged and so forth. i said, i play customer once! but, errol flynn played george foster. i didn't get to. >> commentators on some former presidents have talked of the loneliness of the presidency, of the burdens of the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? >> no, i don't. i surrounded myself with peopl

i was not a star than, to errol flynn. it was a historical picture, and he played jeb stewart and i played george kuster. all the others were there. we just graduated west point, into the cavalry. it was really the story of the capture of john brown. i play that, i always loved -- these people who say, cowboy actor. good lord! my biggest fight with warner brothers after they wouldn't let me do pictures like that during 13 years. i was doing the drawing room comedies. then they made, they died with their boots on. the story of george kuster. having played him once, oh boy, i wanted to play that part! i went to the head of warner brothers and i begged and so forth. i said, i play customer once! but, errol flynn played george foster. i didn't get to. >> commentators on some former presidents have talked of the loneliness of the presidency, of the burdens of the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? >> no, i don't. i surrounded myself with peopl

after 12 minutes, the 1st officers reach the scene, but flynn from the perpetrators shops, even police reinforcements were initially prevented from entering the school. only after 90 minutes did the police finally take action. applying site where i'm sitting now or so it was another right, so long as there is no, no excuse for that. the commander consider that a barricaded subject and the worst time and there are no 2 more children at risk. the police still have many questions to answer. really, we spoke with a d. w correspondence jeff and simons and asked him what the people of you vault. he thought when they heard that police officers made a mistake by not entering the school building immediately. i can tell you that there is a lot of people out there who don't have the kindest words for what they listen to and what they learned today from the police. and of course, we can't repeat them, but i can tell you that there is outrage on the side of the public in you've all day. and just imagine the families they heard. they heard this for the 1st time too. so you lost your child. and 3 day

boy, i wanted to play his part, if i played him, once again but erroll flynn played george custer. didn't get to. >> the loneliness of the presidency, the burdens of the presidency, you seem to approach it with great relish. do you find it lonely or burdensome? how do you describe it? >> i don't. i don't give any indication of where i lean. i've had people in our cabinet who were under other cabinets tell me that they had never been in cabinet meetings that were as fruitful before., evidently a lot of presidents just use their cabinet as kind of a -- well, they meet periodically, and different members would report whether departments are doing. will the word that i've gotten from these others is that they have never found their own cabinet, for everyone, regardless of whether it affected their particular agency, whether they were involved in the discussion. and maybe again, it was the eight years experience. for many years recently, we've taken the presidents from the ranks of the legislators, i think the closest job to be president of united states is being a governor. a legislato

i was not a star than, to errol flynn. it was a historical picture, and he played jeb stewart and i played george kuster. all the others were there. we just graduated west point, into the cavalry. it was really the story of the capture of john brown. i play that, i always loved -- these people who say, cowboy actor. good lord! my biggest fight with warner brothers after they wouldn't let me do pictures like that during 13 years. i was doing the drawing room comedies. then they made, they died with their boots on. the story of george kuster. having played him once, oh boy, i wanted to play that part! i went to the head of warner brothers and i begged and so forth. i said, i play customer once! but, errol flynn played george foster. i didn't get to. >> commentators on some former presidents have talked of the loneliness of the presidency, of the burdens of the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? >> no, i don't. i surrounded myself with peopl

be part of this, we want to see justice for john paul. >> carley: retired general michael michael flynnor your service. you have a go account, we know you have been through so much. >> can be found, it is called build back mac isaac, my friend kristen set it up for me, i've been overwhelmed with the support i've received so far, without the support, i wouldn't be here. >> carley: thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: we appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> carley: federal reserve hoping to offset record biden-flation. cheryl casone is breaking it down for us. >> joey: and the botched withdrawal from afghanistan encouraged an air force veteran to run for congress, we'll talk to her next. ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates

john flynn, thank you so much for mapping out what's next as part of your process. thank you so much. jim, i'm going to send it back to you, as this is moving forward onfronts. the investigation from the d.a.'s point, and potentially, will there be federal hates crimes charges? >> all very important questions in this investigation. victor, we'll talk to you soon. >>> coming up, breaking news out of pennsylvania's senate primary. john fetterman suffers a stroke. what we're learning about his condition, coming up next. no, n. they''re both invested... in green energy. and d also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to d do? if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps

jamie raskin: forgive me, i have had an insane day- flynn: no, no worries at all.o talk about tom murray? about tommy? >> i just want to talk about everything you've been going through this week. >> well, our family -- suffered a terrible catastrophe on the last day of 2020. but my, you know, my dear boy is very, very close to our hearts now and on our minds. and we've been diluted with with emails and food and love and messages from around the world. and, in truth, i've been sleeping a lot since, since we've been without tommy. >> yeah. >> tommy had been fighting depression for several years. i mean, normally, he was the happiest, most ebullient energetic person you could ever hope to meet. but he was suffering from depression. it was serious. . the last night i got to spend with him we had dinner together, we played some boggle which was his big game and we watch some stuff on tv. and we talked about going for a hike the next day. you know, i game a hug night. told him i loved him. he told me he love me. and i was last time i saw him alive. >> how are you coping?

in -- [inaudible] >> neil: let's go to phil flynn on this. you did see this coming but it's not improving. doesn't look like it's going to. what is happen something. >> it sure isn't. too bad the federal reserve can't drill for oil right now. maybe that would help or at least diesel fuel and refine it. we're seeing diesel supplies here in the united states hit an all-time low. we have never seen supplies in this country lower than it is right now. this comes at a very critical time for diesel because right now the e.u. looks like they're going to go ahead with the total and complete ban not only on russian oil but russian exports of gas oil, which includes diesel fuel, which means that that will tighten the supply globally more. right now the conflict with ukraine and russia is creating fuel switching. normally they would be using natural gas. they cut off natural gas supplies from russia to a couple of countries like poland and bulgaria. that have to use more fuels. a lot of that is diesel. here in the united states, refiners will have to fo

john flynn just alluded to them of the copycats in those sort of cases. how do we guard -- how does society guard against the potential for copy cats in the near term? >> charles, we have to be vigilant when it comes to copycats. over the weekend here in laguna woods, california, we had a shotting at a church. we don't know if there's a nexus, we don't knee if this individual at the laguna woods, california church was a copycat. but there's a lot of mentally ill people out there. a lot of people out there unfortunately that will try to take advantage of a situation like this. all law enforcement can do is be vigilant. all citizens can do is be vigilant also. if they have information that they can turn over to law enforcement authorities, they should do so. >> charles: ted, the d.a. mentioned there was a new development where the defense initially requested a forensic exam. i guess in an attempt to perhaps declare whether or not the suspect is mentally -- if he's mentally fit to be held for responsible for these things. then they dropped the request. you m

that means super commuters have a busy ride from tracy, mountain house to north flynn as you connected onto westbound 580. caltrans issued a wind advisory for the altamont. things might feel gusty along 580 this morning. be extra careful. wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. no brake lights or delays. travel times sitting 13 minutes between 808 and 101. between 880 and 101. >>> turning now to the fire watch, crews made quick work of a pair of small fires that broke out in sonoma county and the santa cruz mountains and in contra costa county, the fire that burned more than 200 acres in the wetlands near bay point over the weekend is expected to smolder for the next couple of days. >>> as we mark the unofficial start of summer, be careful with outdoor cooking and power tools and poorly maintained cars that can throw sparks. >>> the deadline for weed abatement in contra costa county is today and inspections are set to start tomorrow. >> this is to reduce or prevent the spread of wildfires. kpix 5 justin andrews was there as a tractor services company got to work. >> yes, this

they include roger stone, mike flynn, ali alexander, and alex jones. were using a lot of the same security folks. a lot of those -- two of those folks had a direct line to donald trump. flinn was in the oval office coordinating and strategizing about how to overturn the election. what's your sense of the importance of this part of the investigation into whether or not there are ties between donald trump's innermost circle and the extremists themselves. >> so we're getting to the end of the january 6th investigation and we've obviously learned an enormous amounts from that and we've now learned increasingly more from the justice department's investigations, but and the biggest question that still remains is that connective tissue. it is what was -- because we know that donald trump said a lot of this out loud. we know they were outwardly doing so much of this, but that final, major question here which doesn't look like there's an obvious answer because such a small development like this in a court filing raises everyone's attention because that's the qu

, and like flynn who spent his time since the 2020 election, pushing weird, weird conspiracy theories about the how the election was stolen, in a video he posted to telegram from mastriano's election night party, raiklin and mastriano, kind of say the quiet part out loud. [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yeah, that is not normal. your party does not secure the electoral votes in a state for presidential candidate by taking control of the states governorship, that's not democracy. that some kind of warlord-ism. but this is your republican party now. in the other big republican race in pennsylvania, the senate primary. that race is still too close to call, the trump endorsed tv doctor mitch oz, leading hedge fund ceo dave mccormack. there are still counting votes. donald trump says doctor oz should declare victory, but because if the other guy won it was because they cheated with absentee ballots. in trump's party don't win elections by counting all the votes, you win elections by declaring that he won and at the other guy is cheating. you win elections by yelling the, loudest and stomping your fee

erie county attorney, john flynn.d from the figure head. mama charlene is what she called herself. this is her community. a safe haven. a supermarket. of all places where people innocently come to do their grocery shopping at a time when so much costs us so much. these people inside obviously dealing with so much more than just that. here's what we know so far. the shooter is in custody. there are a number of people who have been shot according to buffalo police. this has been going on for hours. obviously many armed police officers, heavily armed police officers. a s.w.a.t. team, heavily armored truck directly across from where we are on the other side of the police cars, on other side of the parking lot, it's lights flashing. again, state police here. the erie county sheriff's office. would not be surprised if the fbi was here. a couple of months ago when there were a shooting outside mckinley high school, we saw a much similar situation when it comes to response from law enforcement. when it comes to law enforcemen

investigation, eerie county district attorney john flynn. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> my first question, is do we know more about the gunman's intentions? had he not been stopped? >> well, we know that about a year prior to this, you know, he had made some comments where he lived there in broom county. the exact nature and where those comments were directed to we're drilling down on right now. but it appears that he had hatred in his heart long before he travelled to buffalo. >> okay. and what is the status of the investigation at this point. i'm just reading in my notes here that the buffalo police commissioner had said the suspect would have driven out of tops grocery store, the parking lot and continued down jefferson avenue looking for more black people to kill. had he not been stopped. tell us what we know so far about his motivation? >> well, obviously from what all of the evidence that we've gathered so far, the motivation at this stage appears to be pure hatred. pure racial hatred. now there happens to be a pen

house to north flynn on 580 westbound that's where you see most of the brake lights in our area. live look at the bay bridge right now and so far traffic is pretty light, really no stents or incidents as you head westbound 80 headed into san francisco, travel time still under ten minutes for that ride into the city. same story for the san mateo bridge, it's been a nice commute, both directions light. if you're headed westbound, that is the commute direction, we're starting to see more cars out there but only 12 minutes between 880 and 101 and 880 itself live look here, you can see things are moving nicely there in both directions with no delays or issues. south of here all the way down into hayward, all the way down into fremont, if you're taking 880 into the south bay everything is moving along nicely. a live look at the golden gate bridge where traffic is quiet out of marin county. southbound 101 from highway 37 into the city only about a 20-minute commute and no delays on the richmond-san rafael bridge, traffic is moving pretty light through that area. i am getting first repor

we don't have any one arriving to morrow one on the flynn oh, i'm up in the guesthouse, gabriella half is handing over to brother patrick for the weekend. in that time to see there's a misprint in the newspaper. me it says mass is at $1015.00 sema from san diego. if someone calls it's 9 o'clock, there's no mass at 1015, but my mom is father. i'm brother patrick. he been there and i am the porter at planck studies. cool. so splunk sitting there with these certainly, thank you. thank you. know you to me let vision claims that mattie brother patrick was hello the porters job is to act as a communication channel between the monastery and the outside world and normal routine of symptom. oh session. his family wish him happy birthday, although amongst don't celebrate their birthdays. religious feasts are more important by young people, so yup. so soon as alice legal when people think life must be perfect in a monastery, at that we stroll in silence through the cloisters all day over to midland to fall . well, those times are over if they ever existed. amongst many people, think a monastery i

right around mount house on 205 onto 580 and it extends to north flynn. that's a look at traffic. here is vern with sports. >>> straight ahead i have a grand slam in one game. i have a battle for first place in the national west and another game. with the headline the warriors last night. that game was costly. i'm talking about lyft >>> nba playoffs and the warriors last night. they expected physical play but this? the first three minutes. gary cracked across the head, came down hard and broke his elbow. brookswas ejected for the hit. green took an elbow to the face. warriors trailed by eight. the dunk caught the deficit to two. late first half, curry, blocked. memphis led 56-51 at the half. 3rd quarter, one of 18 turnovers. tillman put them up 9. pool gave them his first lead of the game. 79-77 to 8 minutes left. tied at 83. williams the stanford kid, from deep. with five minutes left the back was open for curry. golden state retook the lead 92- 89. he was unstoppable in the closing minutes. caused pool to fall down here and that move gave memphis a 199 lead. 30 seconds left. sti

well, some old favorite targets are back like catcher in the wry, native son, huckleberry flynn. i would also -- let's see, there are also bunch of these books here, sea horse. we are going to see here today from the great ruby bridges, whose book ruby bridges has gone to school has been the target of censorship. ruth, the blue sky by tony morrison, who is a nobel prize winning author. it could's book about racism has been targeted for censorship. a book called hair love. the infamous anti racist baby book. little legends, exceptional men in black history. and finally, little dreamers, visionary women around the world. so, these are some of the most common books that are being targeted right now. obviously it's a legitimate subject for parents, teachers principals, and schoolbooks, to discuss which works are the best and may most age-appropriate curricular choices for different age groups and great. this is what educators do. and the best ones include families, parents and experts in the decision-making process all across the country. but that normal curriculum and library select

joining me now is john flynn, the district attorney of erie county where buffalo is located.being with us. this is still obviously an active investigation. can you tell us where things stand tonight, the kind of evidence your office is looking at? >> sure. we're looking at all the evidence that we have gathered so far, and we're looking at all the evidence that potentially is out there as well. as far as where things stand right now, we have a felony hearing that is scheduled for thursday. we had the arraignment on saturday. and he is now going to be facing the murder in the first degree charge at that felony hearing on thursday at 9:30. >> how important is this 180-page racist rant that the shooter allegedly wrote? we just talked to a professor in our previous segment who ran it through a plagiarism software and found chunks tof were taken directly from the christchurch shooter in new zealand's racist rant. >> it's a very important piece of evidence, anderson. in the sense that it does two things. it provides us with information on his intent. one of the elements of the murd

in a moment, i'm going to talk to your county da, sean flynn about the suspect.about the victims. a series of officials already being held to mourn those lost, i talk to new york governor kathy hochul oh earlier today. >> this was a blatant act of hate, it was a hate crim

petersburg, as well as locks, for example, on the steering shaft, the flynn company is located in izhevsk , produces good locks in a good company. now they also have localization, uh, strives, there to 90% shortage, for some parts. it was observed during the pandemic. to me, for the global failure of the supply chain, concerns remain today around the world, for example, toyota has suspended the work of eight plants. in japan , due to a shortage of semiconductors, the tailor dismissed employees for a week at two factories in the united states in russia due to the suspension of factories producing cars. in march, it decreased by 70%, according to rosstat, 41,000 cars rolled off the assembly line. now the situation is gradually stabilizing the haval plant in tula region resumed work on may 16 after a 2-week pause. on the same day, you again launched the conveyor after a corporate vacation for the may holidays. in order to solve the issue with the shortage of components, the ministry of industry and trade allowed the so-called parallel imports of the department approved a list of goods allowe

there, brake lights coming into tracy, you have stop-and-go conditions all the way to about north flynnere is one crash, really a minor incident. keeping a close eye on this just in case they decide to close the ramp to clear this out of lanes. this is the entry ramp from almaden expressway to northbound guadalupe parkway. if you want to take 87, it's moving nicely in both directions. you can use 101 as well. 280 looks good, also. the oakland area looks good as well. this is the nimitz freeway near the coliseum. no major brake lights or issues there. >>> if you plan to go for a walk, beware of rattle snakes. they're slithering onto trails to soak up the sun. if you happen to spot one, leave it alone. don't harm it. they are protected by law. >>> "top gun: maverick" has landed in theaters. >> the sequel brings attention to the navy's top gun school. cbs's nischelle medina spoke with one aviator part of the elite training school and the original movie. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: there's a new generation of aif raters at top gun. "top gun: maverick" is a return to the danger zone. >>

overall not too busy once are you past the slow and go conditions north flynn. better toward the dublin. extra volume but no delays connecting onto 680. eastbound looking good. live look at the golden gate. off to a great start. lane changes done and traffic moving at the limit. very quiet, not really seeing a car cross the span. things moving is seamlessly and the san mateo bridge off to a great start. are you looking at an easy 12 minute ride with no delays westbound which is the commute direction. let's get a quick live look near the coliseum. traffic, if you are headed to the maze things moving nicely. if you have an early flight to catch at oakland airport no delays on the freeway if that's your mode of getting there. that's a look at traffic. >>> morning. what have i got? i got a no no. i got a shout out to a great, a great ambassador to the nba and hall of famer and the giants wave good-bye to a lot of >>> the giants. remember last week when they couldn't score? now they can't loose. is mine? tle jealous of that the conditions didn't bother them. curt had

flynn later did try to retract the plea, so today at trial john durham is 0 for 1. favors prosecutors as juries tend to believe the fbi when it says some random person or politico was lying. here they acquitted the defendant, and there's a larger point. evidence and facts can still matter. if trump and barr thought they could get where they wanted by lying about this in public and the whole plot was to find the actual goods, the evidence to win in court, but in court, at least a fair court, the facts can matter and the people, the jury, has the final word, and today that proved very bad for this trump/barr theory of the russia case. that's an updated i wanted to share with you, and we will be back with one more thing. share with you, and we will be back with one more thing migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. q

once you're past north flynn you get a break with traffic moving better until you get to 680. bay bridge toll plaza no delays here. no metering lights just yet, moving along fine if you're headed into san francisco, no major brake lights or issues. northbound 880 headed into the maze at the westbound 80 connector we have reports of a crash blocking at least that nd that may slow you down a bit toward the bay bridge b. golden gate bridge traffic light coming out of marin county into san francisco and at the san mateo bridge an easy ride between 880 and 101. i mentioned the crash north 880 headed to the maze. here is a look at the nimitz freeway around in oakland around the coliseum, south of the maze and you can see traffic is moving pretty well through here. you'd be hard-pressed to find any delays or issues on the freeways but it's unpredictable. things change. we'll keep you updated. back to you guys. >>> with memorial day weekend approaching the union that represents u.s. park police is warning tourists to stay away from national parklands in san francisco. they are citing

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phil flynn, a big issue with inflation is gas and oil, natural gas, all that stuff that's been jumpingsupposed to be relieved because it's not jumping as much? what do you think? >> absolutely. because, hey, what did we go up, 17 days in a row, and we finally went down one-tenths of a penny, and then we hit another record again. [laughter] yeah, i do think that is some encouragement. it looks like the market's starting to level off, and it even looks like the biden administration is even considering some real changes that could actually help the situation. there were reports that the biden administration is looking at perhaps reopening some of the shuttered refineries that basically some of their policies have closed down -- neil: i'll peeve -- believe that when i see that, phil. i don't want to get ahead of myself, but we've heard these teases before. if it doesn't happen, won't oil just keep rocking it? >> it will. you know, unless we change the policies we're in, neil, i mean, we're doomed to repeat the same cycle that we're in. listen, we've depleted our backup reserve, we've sold

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you know, the difference between this and the flynn trial is like night and day, in the flynn trial therosecution team and actually used the flag in the courtroom as a prop to condemn flynn. in this case the prosecution was really faced with a series of obstacles where the court limited the evidence in the scope of examination, that durham's people could put on in the trial. >> john: the judge, christopher cooper, at one point was considering recusing himself, ended up he didn't, because his wife who was an attorney at one point had represented lisa page, the famous duo of struck and page. >> jonathan: yeah, and that was a lot of the optics here that concerned people. i think that durham understood that he was in fairly adverse settings for this trial. but you know, the people of good faith could question elements like materiality on this type of charge, but there is this striking contrast between how this trial was handled and prior trials under the mueller investigation. one thing that came out of this that i did raise recently is the importance that john durham produce a report. you

drive into the altamont pass where we have a few brake lights, slightly building just as you hit north flynn. other than that it is moving along nicely along our bay area bridges. our travel times looking good. no major delays on our freeways. >> developing news after an officer-involved shooting in san francisco last night, a second person has now died. the shooting happened at mariposa between owens and indiana around 9:00 about a block west of ucsf benioff children's hospital. police say they responded to an assault call before 8:00 and confronted two men at the scene. opened fire and one man died. the second taken to the hospital where he decided. it's unclear if the men were hit by gunfire or their injuries might have come from the assault. more details as we get them. >>> to the fire watch, bay area crews dealt with brush fiers last night this one between concord and pleasant hill, stopped b.a.r.t service just after 6:00 p.m. thankfully the flames did not spread far. >>> and in san jose, crews put out three different spot fires that broke out around the same time near the happy hollow

. >> senior riley flynn will pitch for harvard this fall. >> her attitude is contagious. >> our motto is women of faith pursuing excellence. when we get into something from day one, we want to excel. having fun, making friends is -- for girls it's the most important thing. hit the ball. >> reporter: this nun turned winning into an article of faith. mark strawsman, cbs news, phoenix. >> yeah! >> and that is the overnight news for monday. for some of you the news continues. check back later for cbs mornings. follow us online at cbs news.com. reporting from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm erroll barnett. cbs news fla elise preston in new york. visitation services for those killed in the uvalde school shooting begin monday. loved ones are expected to lay to rest the 19 students and 2 teachers over the next two weeks. the town's funeral homes are overwhelmed. >>> holiday weekend travelers are dealing with thousands of flight cancellations. more than 5200 flights have been canceled since friday according to tracker flight away. delta airlines canceled the most flights blamin

the backup starting to mount to about north flynn on 580. no wind advisory for the altamont, not the case for the san mateo bridge. we're not seeing any brake lights or issues but that wind advisory is in effect for the san mateo bridge, again that was issued by caltrans overnight, so a little gusty as you work your way through there, keep that in mind if you're traveling in a larger more high-profile vehicle if you're taking 880 this morning, things are quiet, no issues th r dyward, or south 880 down into hayward to the san mateo bridge looking good with no major issues. wind advisory for the bay bridge so heads up there, if you're working across the span, light conditions, no major delays headed into the city and so far so good on the golden gate bridge. no wind advisory for the golden gate bridge but you'll have one for the benicia bridge and antioch. travel times looking good, everything is in the green with no major issues and i want to show you a map of the south bay, no crashes and look at that, we've got a lot of nice conditions righ

just about north flynn is where things stay slow. once you're past that it looks better toward the dublin interchange. san mateo bridge not a bad ride. the extra volume is starting westbound foster city direction, if you're headed towards 101 that's the commute direction. there is a wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. a heads up if you're traveling in a larger, more high-profile vehicle, you might feel a little, it might feel a little gusty as you work across the span, same for the altamont pass. there's a wind advisory for the altamont pass as well. keep that in mind as you take 580 this morning. everything else is quiet, 880, oakland a live look near the coliseum, traffic is moving nicely in both directions with no delays, south of here traffic is moving really nicely into hayward, all the way down into that fremont area northbound towards the bridge, everything is pretty quiet there. golden gate bridge looking good as well. we don't have any brake lights or issues and no fog either so everything pretty quiet out of m

make it worse when you start raising taxes, uh , if it's avoidable business network contributor phil flynnsays the price of gasoline and diesel will keep rising due to the russian ukrainian war, among other factors, and with the california gas tax. the question you also have to ask is how effective was suspending of the previous taxes. he is, you know, and i always question that governor newsom's office has floated the possibility of a rebate to go towards residents with cars registered in california. but until that happens, the high gas prices will continue to impact. so cal families people are going to feel the pain this year and more than they have in a long time. and that was meghan henny reporting, according to triple a , the average price of a gallon of gas here in california right now is $5.73. that is up a penny from just yesterday and up a nickel from a week ago. to bully, analysts say fluctuating oil prices and a tight gasoline supply are pushing prices higher , even though demand for gas was down last week. new tonight the city of santa clara has avoided a strike with its operat

alameda county firefighters are saying that it is just off west bound 5.80, east of north flynn. and carol, this began as a car fire. we're hearing people, of course, being asked to avoid that area. and there is a red flag warning issued in fairfield. trump for chief meteorologist karnow joins us now with a look at that red flag warning. hot weather. yeah, good. and that's what we see. the sea breeze is kicking in the afternoon. it's not real offshore wind but >> we get those winds kicking up and even their sea breeze get some dry brush out there and a car pulled off the side, starting a fire. and there you go. that's all it takes. and we're watching red flag warnings going up, starting at 11 o'clock in the morning on thursday. that's what expect. some very dry air begin to mix in the parts of the north, especially in the county, the sacramento valley winds sustained 15 to 30 miles an hour, maybe gusting to 40 and 50 miles per hour, especially i think on friday that will be the gusty a stay of the week. and the humidity really bone dry down to 5% and parts of county. so, yeah, no

afternoon when hay bales along 5 80 caught fire and then spread to the grassy hills east of the north flynn road exit, cal fire says it appears that fire was started by a vehicle or some sort of machinery. no injuries were reported, and no structures wherever threaten. and a warming trend this week will ratchet up the fire. danger just a little bit, not a high fire danger red flag warning, but it is coming into late spring early summer and you know how that is. it's going to be fire season. in no time and actually actually technically is 81 degrees today in santa rosa 84 in fairfield. we've got temperatures today that we're cooler than yesterday . temperatures tomorrow be cooler than today by a couple of degrees, then we start to warm up. there is fog at the coast. the fire will get inside the bay tonight will get into san francisco. i don't see it getting much over the east bay hills. there might be a little bit showing up out in the concord area. but it's going to burn up pretty quickly tomorrow and then we'll have this system moving in overhead, and that system has clouds associated with

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