i wanted to look at two aspects, one is military and the other is civilian, that's what general milesy said. what did he say? he said we see war in the cities. she's not the same as she used to be. so world war i turned out to be a war of cops. and they didn't prepare for it either. they thought there would be a war of maneuver. preparing for the second war of the second world thought that it would be a war of the trenches, like the first world war, it turned out to be a mobile war here. everyone was preparing for the fact that there would be a maneuver war. and it turned out to be a war of cities. and let's be honest with each other. we thought that with some such quick movements, we would reach a quick turning point. and you can say.

audience that in ukraine there is a battle between russia and the west led by the united states, and general miles to the young american officers from the princeson that this confrontation between the great powers, including china, can drag on for decade. it clearly shows us. uh, the justice of the stupidity that was uttered by the minister of defense of estonia who said. well, it 's good to pretend. we are at war with russia, we must do everything that is necessary. why, to throw out the russian, so that the russians lose. and this is exactly what you need to see. you are the country of estonia which wants to defeat us. in general, i often noticed, yes, how the country's army is placed in an elevator, but everyone immediately begins to threaten us. but this, if without an orchestra, e with a cargo orchestra with all due respect to the estonian people and estonian heroes. i would like to remind them that the maximum feats. e, moreover, without any involvement and brilliant military results were shown by the estonians when they fought, e, as part of the soviet army, in the red army, the estonians

general miles promises we are ready to bomb afghanistan again as soon as we feel that it can become at to america yes, and for this the americans will be sanctioned, hardly by the same reverse analogy. now the afghans are trying to buy naftogaz from us , they are clearly counting on money to help. china, they are, in principle, ready to pay anything, just to survive. and here you need to hear how the rent corporation is already, which always calculates wars for the pentagon and advises their consequences. now it’s better not to press like that and force everyone follow the american order, otherwise those who do not join will choose russia and china. this has already begun. yes, the new york times, assures that biden at the america summit wants to show them to get closer. and this is practically what the political scientist les mitchell wrote about a year ago, no matter the outcome of the confrontation with ukraine, russia will be forced to turn east. and we need to make sure that there it has competition with china , that is, again, the combination was built up for a long time in orde

but the american general miles continues to escalate the situation, he said about the increased likelihoodsh between russia and the united states, he also added that the events in ukraine are the biggest security threat to europe let's see. today we are witnessing two world powers china and russia who have significant military potential and intend to change the current world order. we are entering an era of greater instability, the potential for great power clashes today is growing, not diminishing, the russian invasion of ukraine threatens to undermine not only the security stability in europe but also in the world that my parents and many generations of americans championed, as the us military we are ready to contain. if it is necessary to fight and defeat anyone who wants to attack, the united states or our allies or infringe on our national interests, that you are his last phrase to encroach on our national interests, it is very abstract, because their national interests. they are not abstract everywhere, but he directly connected. this is with what he said before, and before that, gau

i wanted to look at two aspects one military the other civil here is what general miles actually said. what did he say? he said we see war in the cities. she's not the same as she used to be. here the first world war turned out to be a war of trenches. and they didn't prepare for it either. they thought that there would be a war of maneuver, they were preparing for the second war, the second world war, they thought that it would be a war. and the cops, like the first world war, it turned out to be a mobile war. everyone here is getting ready that there will be a war of maneuver. it turned out to be a war of cities. and let's be honest with each other. we thought that with some such quick movements, we would reach a quick turning point. and we can say this did not happen. they thought, and now she thinks that we could not do this. well, nothing is working. this means that you can’t fight like that, russians don’t know how to fight. and here in mariupol when does slow extrusion occur? when it is not necessary to have a multiple advantage in order for this take the city. but it's a matte

the commander-in-chief, general miles, in an interview with fox news, chairman of the joint committeers of the headquarters, melly, directly says that it would be logical to end the conflict in ukraine at the negotiating table, while kiev does not want to hear about negotiations, the head of myth kuleba called moscow's openness to negotiations a kgb camouflage further aggression, and zelensky demands this council of europe to show force and introduce the sixth package of sanctions against russia none of you are to blame for everything that happens to the russian holder only on the russian state. however. i am sure that it is obvious to each of you that there must be progress and sanctions for this aggression. we really need this, and such progress will help us a lot so that russia begins to strive for peace, and only this can be our common demand, and there can be no compromises at the expense of our territorial integrity of our sovereignty. enters his first special operation of a public trip from the kiev region zelensky fired the head of the sbu in the kharkiv region dudin, he was o

attacks on the whole of russia, for each such person, one must fight for it at the very moment when general mileding the threat of a big conflict is growing over russia and china get ready for the georgetown university graduation lecture gives a blinkin joke, but our relationship with russia in this generation will not return. we adequately understand that they want to cancel russia, so we can only interfere if our culture is as hard to give up as it is our oil and gas. the swastika on the drums and well, recognizable signs of the nazi azov regiment banned in russia with ukrainian flags and banners to stop rashism in such a procession was held in the center of riga against the preservation of the memory of those who fought against fascism, a crowd of demonstrators marched through the center of the city from the freedom monument to the monument to the soldiers of the liberators with registration to liberate the country itself from the symbols of soviet power, the monument to soviet soldiers was poured with paint in the czech capital, and here several defiled monuments at once in the neighboring r

not as dry and that's why we're not under that and you'll see it at 11:30 tonight and winds generally 10-25 miles hour and heading through tomorrow morning, it's relatively calm for most of us only 5 to 12 and to the north and east of napa and wind gusts of 20 to 40 and central valley is under that wind warning. we'll continue to keep you updated on it if we see changes in that, we'll of course bring that to you. otherwise if you head back to work on tuesday forecast, we'll start off mostly sunny and no issues at all if you get in the car and get going. that's hard to hear after a day off and we'll start with temperatures in the low 50s tomorrow morning. over to thest bay, 52, san francisco 53 and north bay at 50. daytime highs for tomorrow warming up from that area of high pressure and we're going anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees hotter and bringing us to 80 in san jose and east bay and we're getting up into the upper 80s, con sored 88, antioch 89 and hayward 77 and 64 in daily city and palo alto 79 and north bay 85 in napa and 75 mill valley. check this out. my ten day forecast here in concord and

maintain regular communication with the chairman of the joint chiefs committee us headquarters by general mark miles trust , professionalism and shared values ​​are the foundation of our close relationship, which has changed in the face of large-scale russian armed aggression. against our country, traditionally informed his american colleague about the operational situation in lviv, christina quinn , us charge d'affaires in ukraine, looks closely at a flea market in the city center, then gives an exclusive interview to the state american television channel bbs, says that she keeps the situation in ukraine under control. let's let's talk about military support for ukraine. the us is sending heavy weapons there. and, of course, this is a key moment for the battle in eastern ukraine, you know. weapons have already arrived in eastern ukraine and the ukrainians can already use them against the russians. yes, we said that we will provide howitzers and more than half of them are already on the territory of ukraine, i can’t say exactly where each of the howitzers is located, but i can say that they are sent

. >> joey: the tornado generated 165-mile-per-hour winds.arved a path of destruction 13 miles long. >> carley: janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. sad news. >> janice: absolutely, storm chasing is a big deal and have you to be prepared for really strong storms. it is a dangerous thing to do, we do really need the storm chasers to bring information about tornados, but you really have to be cautious and of course our hearts and prayers go out to the families of these meteorology studentss. another day of active weather across the central u.s. area of low pressure across northwest now moving to the central u.s., cold enough air for snow for the rockies and wheelsee hail, damaging wind and tornado threat from texas all the way toward st. louis. areas of low pressure from the pacific and bringing multiple rounds of severe storms and potential for flooding. cold enough for snow, yes, even in may. there is a flood threat over the next couple days. severe storm threat extends into tuesday in ohio river valley and again on wednesday. v

i wanted to look at two aspects one military the other civil here is what general miles actually saidre would be a war of maneuver. preparing for the second war of the second world thought that it would be a war of the trenches, like the first world war, it turned out to be a mobile war here. everyone was preparing for the fact that there would be a maneuver war. it turned out to be a war of cities. and let's speak honestly with each other. we thought that with some such quick movements, we would reach a quick turning point. and we can say this did not happen, but they thought and now she thinks that we could not do this. well , nothing is working. this means that you can’t fight like that, russians don’t know how to fight. and here is mariupol. when does slow extrusion occur? when you do not need to have multiple advantages in order to take this city. but it's a matter of pace. no one will take, kyiv just like that no one will take, kharkiv well, in my opinion, just like that. this is a completely different war tactic, but now, so to speak, it is clear, this is an operational encircl

the investigation with witnesses, examine all the documentation that we seized from the mile's office. in general, we need to urgently finish this business. everything can be checked, the village layout, which i have on the table, we just didn’t find the documentation on it. and you work out, then all the options are all options. let's all construction is frozen in connection with the arrest of the shields. listen, it's strange that there are no statements from the victims. three sisters mom grandmother, i am the youngest in argentina family, we spoke spanish and only dad. that is, you are a big respectable family, yes, very good, but we have a real criminal. but he is fascism on a life sentence, how then did they take you to interpol dental i well, my dad works in the uk grandfather grandfather polar explorer 30 years on expeditions. and my mother, and my mother she lives in canada and wants to take me to her place. it's not true, i didn't want to go myself. polina what a pleasant surprise opachki and where all this boys forcibly drove the club, and these voluntary dinosaur. the club is differen

there is a general mark, a mile, he is the chairman of the committee.of staff from the us armed forces, so he said that, uh, that they continue to monitor the situation in afghanistan and, uh, if they identify a threat to their security there, they will strike. that is, it is almost a comma? yes, there is a condemnation of russia for the invasion there for the strikes on ukraine and right there for the fact that we continue. moreover, they do not disclose any, uh, specific mechanisms of how they will determine, how they will identify this threat, and so on. and he said, we are watching, if we find out we will strike, everything, as the end point, you understand, well, we live in such a world. we must understand this. yes, when, uh, when such speeches as muravetsky's, prime minister, prime minister of a serious european country, with such rhetoric honestly. here, if my the prime minister, yes, of my country or the president of something similar in relation to another country, would say that in such places we must destroy them, trample on them, there and

the powerful tornado generated 165-mile-an-hour winds as it tore apart more than 1,000 homes, carved13 miles long. local officials say it could take years to rebuild this area. well, moderna says its covid vaccine for kids under the age of six will be ready for the fda to review when it meets next month. the drug maker could be the first to win u.s. approval for kids, asking for emergency use ally sayses for the -- authorization for kids last week. pfizer's shot is for six and up. moderna, that stock is almost 1% higher this morning. and a game worn kobe bryant jersey is going up for auction. it could fetch between 3 and $5 million. he wore it during two regular season games and two western conference semifinal games during the '96- '97 season. he those are some of your headlines from here, dagen. back to you. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. dagen: a new poll finding the gop strong on crime with 47% of americans trusting republicans to handle crime compared with 35% trusting democrats this as atlanta deals with surging crime, homicides in that city are up a whoppin

this footage shows the storm barreling through andover, kansas, that tornado generated winds more than 160 miles per hour. carving a path of destruction. nearly 13 miles long. thousands of people are still without power this week, at least 4 people were injured and nearly 1000 buildings have been destroyed. well, yeah, the fragility of life is reportedly saying and the power of nature. these guys, these these are scientists out there doing their job. i mean, these were just some random crazy people going chases. >> they're out there taking measurements, really trying to figure out the really insides on how these tornadoes work. and so that's just a sad sight to see. so 3, that's not even the biggest snow. that's a major mid-range was a estimated have winds of around the 165 miles an hour. so i'm still extremely strong, but not as strong as they get. and it looks like another active night out there. we've got another round here. you go right across the country's midsection. again, you see the storm coming right through oklahoma city. and there you are right now. you see all the areas in yellow he

orange over the north bay, east bay in the south bay mountains, as the wind will be 30-50 miles per hour. generally, 1000 feet above. this is the same scale that firefighters used. it's based on wind, humidity and also, -- you may be asking yourself, why are we not in the extreme level that's in place. we don't have widespread 100s. this why we are not triggered up to 100. it's going to be heavy. with to get into the hourly forecast. you can see, it's an income we do get those winds. as we head through tomorrow morning. ride around the mountains here to the east of napa. that's really where it's going to be dusty. of courseso looking at the wind here through the rest of the bay area. thankfully, moving out of here as we head into the weekend forecast. as we start out where winning, going to be here mostly sunny temperatures throughout the bay area. i have it on here in the north bay in the east bay. as we head through tomorrow, numbers really don't adjust whole lot. down in the south bay, we will be at 80 here in south jose. right over to the state, thankfully. we will be at 85 in concord. 75 in ha

there are people here that have been living for generations, about 70 miles from the border from mexico. and yet this is where people stayed, where people were establishing future dreams and aspirations for their family. i just can't help thinking about the 19 kid that yesterday morning their parents dropped them off at the school. and, katy, thank you for mentioning their names. thank you for telling us who some of these children were and the fact that, you know, the little fourth grader who today -- who yesterday was with his mom to receive a recognition. and the little girl who was holding this diploma she was awarded yesterday and then later tried to call 911. you know, these are people that almost everyone here knows someone who was affected here. and, katy, just this morning on msnbc i was speaking to some of the folks that are here that came out here. i don't know if you can see, give us a zoom there of those three police officers. and then behind them and that sign that's been here for so long, the robb elementary. on the top is sauz where people come and leave flowers for 19 ch

miles an hour. the winds have died down generator below 10 miles an hour. it's still a westerly wind, so it's high humidity 60. temperatures are in the fifties . so for firefighters, it's a completely different set of metrics that they're dealing with this evening than they were this afternoon. when that thing spread and like, mike said, it's a steep canyon, and that's the thing to take away. this is a terrain event for sure, as well as a drought event. in that it's not. this isn't a red flag warning situation. this is about the terrain, which was vertical. right up from that with that pump house was where the fire is supposedly started. and right up into their if i wish i had a good satellite image of it for you, but it's steep. it's there's no houses in there. it was just a straight run up to the ridge line where the houses were, and so that's what we saw. we can take and that's and that's where we are right. that front line of houses that's probably where all most of the 20 houses were lost. you can see the temperatures and the humidity is 54 degrees in

it really is windy this morning, a light breeze, generally less than 10 miles per hour in most spots.temperatures are generally in the 40's and 50's on our tuesday morning and outside we have a lot of sunshine with generally clear skies. we expect sunshine to be with us throughout the day. it's warmer compared to yesterday and we will take a closer look at the highs and the wind, coming up in about nine minutes, guys. reggie: we could be days away from kids ages five to 11 eating allowed to get a covid-19 booster shot. -- being allowed to get a covid-19 booster shot. amy? >> elementary school children could be arriving here to school next week to stand. the fda is expected to approve the booster shot for kids between the ages of five and 11 within the next couple of days. if that happens, they could start administering the booster as early as friday or saturday of this week. parents and teachers saying that this will bring them peace of mind. doctors say that even though the booster is not as effective against variance as some others, it is safe and recommended. >> we know that with d

audience that in ukraine there is a battle between russia and the west led by the united states, and general milers from the princeon that this the confrontation between the great powers of the keys of china may drag on for a decade. we are clearly shown the justice of the stupidity that was uttered by the minister of defense of estonia who said. well, it will take to pretend. we are at war with russia, we must do everything that is necessary. yes, in order to throw out the russian, so that the russians lose, and now you just need to see where the country estonia is that wants to defeat us. in general, i often noticed, yes, how the army of the side is placed in the elevator, but everyone immediately begins to threaten us. but this if without an orchestra with a cargo orchestra. with all due respect to the estonian people and estonian heroes. i would like to remind them that the maximum feats. e, moreover, without any involvement and brilliant military results were shown by the estonians, when they fought as part of the soviet army; in the red army, the estonians showed themselves to be very, very

winds generally 15 to about 25 miles per hour. look at the inland valley forecast.m 63 tomorrow there up to 80 on saturday. 87 on sunday. we're going up and big way there as we head to that weekend forecast. >> it looks nice by the time we get to saturday. >> exactly. we got to get there. >> thank you, jeff. >>> well, netflix could be slashing prices for its subscribers, but it's going to come with a change to your account. the idea of the company is kicking around right now. >>> a cheaper netflix plan could come at a different cost. netflix said it's creating a tear that. s could at a lower price, but the trade-off would be advertisements. still don't know how much it's going to cost. right now the cheapest netflix plan is about $10. sources tell cnbc that netflix wants the new features added by the end of this year. a faster timeline than the company had originally announced. all this comes after a steep drop in subscriptions. >>> 21 years ago steve jobs held up a little gadget as he officially unveiled an ipod. now two decades later, apple is discontinuing it. th

current winds generally 5, 7 miles per hour. but you get up to these canyons into the afternoon hours, it is an entirely different story. in fact you look at the spot fires, very elevated terrain, really helps this development of the spot fires that essentially are carried downstream. you get embers that are carried downstream and set up new fires allowing the fires to expand quicker than any firefighting efforts can halt them. and you will notice the entirety of the state is dealing with drought conditions. southern california, severe drought in place there. and you notice containment is at zero, 200 acres consumed. and these are the general coastal winds in place every day. and you get the seabreezes that kick up and the fires will continue to expand. and just out of curiosity, i looked at some of the closest observations. we know it has been dry, but since the beginning of the year through may 1, long beach just a few miles to the north as only picked up a little more than one inch of rainfall. on average they should have abo

the wind gusted over 30 miles per hour and they are generally calm at less than 15 miles per hour but breezy afternoon. we are in the 40's and 50's right now. a lot of sunshine on your tuesday so take your sunglasses with you with bright sky. it is a breezy afternoon on the way and we will take a closer look at the wind and afternoon highs in tomorrow will be warmer. we will show you that coming up. reggie: we could be days away from kids ages 5-11 being able to get a covid-19 booster shot. the fda's excited to authorize them today. we go live to the east bay this morning. amy: elementary school children could be arriving here at school next week boosted. the fda's expected to offer eyes just to authorize the shopper kids 5-11 in the next couple of days. they could start giving them shots as early as friday or saturday of this week. some parents and teachers say this will bring them peace of mind and they have been waiting for this. dr. say even though the booster is not as effective against some of the variants compared to others, it is safe and recommended. >> we do know that with t

i can tell you a buffalo hospital, the general medical center 2 miles away from this, a horrible sceneactions pouring in including kathy hochul, she tweeted she's closely monitoring the shooting in buffalo and out of the state offered assistance to local officials, the same message from the governor buffalo, please avoid the area and law enforcement and local officials. this is all very new information, we are digging to learn the newest and as soon as we get updates on how the victims are doing or if there are any debts, anything related to this, we will let you know and come right back on air. eric: we will get back to you as soon as that happens. arthel: thank you very much, ted williams joins us, fox news contributor and former d.c. homicide detective, we heard nate tell us the shooter is in custody but still heavy police presence on scene. what are police doing in the aftermath? >> this is a horrific scene. what they have done is put up crime scene tape, it's a crime scene now. it's my understanding they have a person of interest, the shooter in custody, a person in military draw,

miles per hour. through tomorrow, generally calm through the bay area and you can see this area in right to the north and east of napa right into the central valley. that is 20 to 40 miles per hour. so again, we are not going to see the wind as a dry and picking up as high, so we had that isolated fire danger with us. here is some good news. rain, by saturday night, offshore. i will talk more about the timing of this and what we see happening in that seven day forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> let's take you to arlington, virginia. you can see there president biden marked the day with a somber wreathlaying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. the president then spoke about the price of freedom. >> still today we are free because they were brave. we live by the light and flame of liberty. that they kept burning. >> president biden remembered his own son, beau, a decorated national guardsmen who deployed to iraq. he died from brain cancer seven years ago today. the president and first lady also visited his gravesite before that wreathlaying ceremony. >>>

and us army general mark miles against this background, at the graduation of the cadets of the west pointademy of the famous academy, said that they should prepare for a global war between the world powers are watching. in ukraine, we have learned the lesson that not responding to aggression only spurs the aggressor the best way to honor the sacrifice of the ukrainians to support their struggle for freedom and their resistance to tyranny, the world into which you are releasing has the potential for serious international conflict. between the great powers , this potential has been rising rather than declining since the fall of the berlin wall, the united states has been undeniable in world politics and economics. power in those days, like some. they were called the moment of unipolarity. it has changed you are entering the world, the united states is facing significant challenges in europe asia and the middle east in europe we are seeing a revanchist russia but have just witnessed another invasion of ukraine we can no longer cling to the concept of the setup and weapons of the past. we nee

. >> as 26 miles per hour, that's more of a general sea breeze. you notice where those arrows are coming from out of the west. just a general sea breeze blowing out there right now. but we're seeing that around the bay area. that's where you get the spot. fires of the grasses are very dry. and you get the even just a general afternoon sea breeze. you can see some of these spot fires picking up into the red flag zone. you can see some gusts wind to 22 miles an hour in benicia 19 in american canyon. but that also continues in a place like toss-up are in around the other fire near san ramon. you've got 16 teams, some 22 mile an hour gusts there. as we're watching that very closely as we're expecting some drier air to mix in that direction, you see it right here. high pressure blowing the fog away from the coastline. that's at northerly wind that offshore wind. so the air getting very dry. and even though we're seeing a sea breeze now overnight tonight, that's going to start to switch direction. so red flag warnings are going up in the county, some ve

hundreds of an inch of rainfall winds will be a bit gusty at times out of the northwest generally 10 to 20 miles per hour for the overnight hours. we expect mainly dry mainly clear conditions until early morning when that first wave of rain starts to swing down through mendocino county in the remainder of the north bay by midday. it'll be south and east of the golden gate then get a little bit of a break and another wave of showers develops up in the north bay in mid-afternoon tomorrow. it may not make its way to other parts of the bay area there looks like a week one. so on we go to overnight lows mainly mitch upper 40s. tomorrow only low to mid-50s at the coast upper 50s around the bay shoreline. it's going to be a chilly day inland areas about 60-61 degrees in most locations now we skip ahead with a forecast animation to midnight tomorrow night going into monday morning notice. we talk about showers tomorrow, maybe a few more on monday possibly a few more on tuesday with this unsettled pattern before we start to dry out midweek and then we got some warmer weather at the end of the week rainfa

so those 19 mile an hour winds and a black hawk. 22 in the clayton. so generaleze right through the delta right now. you get to 18 mile an hour winds in port chicago. 25 in benicia there on the red flag warning you see that 21 miles an hour. so some gusty winds there. but you make a way to the central valley. things begin to switch gears. and i think that's going to see more of a northerly component, a win. and you do see that now some of those it to the north and the red flags only in the sacramento valley showing you the winds begin to switch directions. we'll be watching that overnight tonight. some blustery winds likely to develop there overnight tonight as the a really kind of up with a high pressure ridge. and that means we're going to see more of a northerly component. we'll see on the models now show you that there is elevated risk of fire danger from slight to moderate around the bay area right now. that's just for the afternoon sea breeze tonight. that will likely decrease a bit again. but then as we head toward tomorrow morning, you'll notice things b

eurovision , i had a telephone conversation with the chairman of the us chief committee yes, general mark milese defense is aside the quote. discussed presentation issues. just in case, i am my belt. it’s just a bucket of blood dipped, melting and reciprocity interest, including the situation in ukraine, the conversation is on the initiative of washington dare to take it and so let the russian boxer go under his fleets, he won’t come at all with his belts, please, mariupol will help these people prisoners of war . well , in kharkov, meanwhile, the monuments to alexander nevsky were demolished, local media write. and how will he get to mariupol on foot or by car? or is there one more? yep, you'll get it. he is an athlete destroyed as part of de-russification. why am i like this , it’s not that i’m confused, i’m trying to convey nerf , citizens of ukraine, individual official citizens of ukraine comments, so there’s no reason to think about this topic, if he even whispers somewhere curious that the demolition of the monument took place on the so -called day passes the process is taking place, the

route of the funeral court one mile north of interstate 80 on highway 218, it was 35 miles an hour, the commanding generalu.s. army, lieutenant general cd dodge, official guards and escort vehicles which within minutes, and interview of bob nelson on interstate 80 on the last leg of the trip. large number of cars with a glimpse along cortez and down the highway. returning you to our central studio. >> west on interstate 80. we heard the body of president over, the only iowa never to become president, chief executive west of the mississippi believe the interstate in the final half-mile to the gravesite. >> on the north side of the funeral all where we have in view the hearse, the honor guard drawn up beside it representing all members of the armed services, the colorguard standing on the opposite side of the roadway. the door of the hearse has now been opened, body barriers moving the casket, the coffin a short distance, a few inches out of the car for the phase of the ceremony, the final honors to mister hoover playing four times the ruffles and flourishes and the national anthem. members of the family no

i watched a four- star general's mark-mile performance in front of, among other things, the militaryure westpoine. this is such a future elite elite, when will you listen to it now? you look at the faces of this future elite of the country, which, as it were, has already defeated everyone and will still defeat everyone. you will see a lot of interesting things there, well, words are not so important here. it is important to hear facial expressions. these are the faces of the future winners please. here the story is that he tells the guys, well, in general , the world that we dominated. well, it ended a little. here we are, in principle, all very much want to dominate. but, uh, well, in general, the russians don’t really agree with this anymore. the chinese do not really agree with this and look at the faces on the faces of these people you see on them. this is the joy of future champions of the whole world. i have reviewed several times. i think maybe they have one like that and they all sit so nervously somehow, and not a single one smiles. such yes we will follow you mark guide us.

mile mark. luckily, my generation has one of the most -- besides money, which is time.istakes. i'm working to make sure that's not the case. >> david hogg, on that note, we will have to leave it there. thank you so much for appearing on the show today. >> thank you. >> that does it for me. thank you for joining us. also you right back here soon for more in-depth interviews with key news makers. you can always catch more from the mehdi hasan show, monday through thursday, streaming on the msnbc hub on peacock. peacock panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1 delivery fee on our app. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ take on your wild world ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of trav

general is pretty warm. we are dealing with some windy conditions from hayward to oakland to san francisco with wind 20-32 miles per hour and the wind will stay with us for much of the day and will help bring in cooler temperatures later this afternoon step we are basically waking up to temperatures in the 50's. 53 in the city and 56 in oakland and it's a little cooler in the north bay with santa rosa at 48 degrees. the marine layer is intact along the coastline. we will wake up to that gray sky this morning with cloud cover. it will slowly break down as the day goes on. a partly cloudy day but breezy and it is cooler but not nearly as warm as the weekend. we will track warmer weather coming our way in the days ahead coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: it was a violent week across the country saturday when 10 people died in a mass shooting in a grocery store in a flow, new york -- in buffalo, new york that was driven by racism. in milwaukee, a playoff watch party for the box got canceled following a series of shootings that got 21 people injured. kumasi: officials will get more information on the church s

in a car, _ short, generally less than a mile in a carr and — short, generally less thanpeople with regards to cycling infrastructure, but we have a disabled _ infrastructure, but we have a disabled representative and it gives mobility _ disabled representative and it gives mobility. it is a way to get around. people _ mobility. it is a way to get around. people will— mobility. it is a way to get around. people will only do it if that safe space _ people will only do it if that safe space is— people will only do it if that safe space is there. do things like this make _ space is there. do things like this make the — space is there. do things like this make the safe space and itjust changes— make the safe space and itjust changes the places that we live. you have been changes the places that we live. ym. have been talking about the schemes and the money put into it, but on a commercial level, e bikes, buying them, i mean, it is still fundamentally expensive, isn't it? yes, they can be up to a few thousand _ yes, they can be up to a few thousand pounds. if you think of it i

miles per hour in some areas especially near the coastline. a wind advisory remains in effect until 9:00 this evening and we will see winds generally out of the northwest with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. there is a possibility of blowing unsecured objects around with down tree lines, but the winds are expected to diminish significantly overnight. the forecast is coming up a little bit later. dan: today a plan to help more women in the bay area across the country when it comes to abortion services. a reporter is in the newsroom to explain why to santa clara supervisors are seeking millions of dollars. >> we are seeing the impact of stricter abortion laws being passed in or states. more women are coming to the bay area for services they can no longer get where they live. planned parenthood says women have come from as far as alabama, for the, tech. california leaders including governor newsom have said they want her state to be a sanctuary for women especially if roe v. wade is overturned this summer. today southbay leaders took a step to repair for that future. cindy chavez and susan ellenberg held a press event at the planned parenthood cen

>> i'm intrigued because i came back from a 3000 mile, 5 state motorcycle odyssey, dollar general isetail stock but that is the one where the parking lots are full, retailers are not. charles: dollar general are usually in very rural areas, no competition and they really are like a lifeline for those communities. i agree with you. in real time, the main lesson investors should be taking from this crazy year and i remind folks for the first hundred days this is the fourth worst in history. it has been brutal for everyone. >> myself included. this is not something that is easily gone through. a lot of people have come to the markets for the first time so they don't know what a protracted downturn feels like. it is about psychology. the lesson is you always play offense. everyone loves a sale but they chicken out when the market gives it to them so you've got to show your buying, change a few shares because time is your friend. a lot of people don't view it that way but that is more than anything the key take away a particularly a few on the world's best companies. early for i love that

you're still seeing some blustery winds, 20 plus miles per hour. but the general trend now, as you see that sea breeze rolling in and there it is that on shore flow, all that moisture coming off the ocean and bring some of that nice moist ocean air back on shore. and so things are going prove overnight tonight. in fact, you can see that on our fire weather model as we're showing only slight chance. a fire conditions now in parts of the bay area. but as we take you through the night tonight, that on shore breeze really doesn't for the most bay area. things start to clean quite a bit is we're going to see that breeze carry that moisture well on shore, even in some of the valleys. now by tomorrow afternoon, those winds will pick up again a little bit. but more of general sea breeze. and so you get some enhanced conditions. slight chance of fire weather conditions as we head toward the afternoon with that will be just from that sea breeze. not really from an offshore wind. so the good news is that big dome of high pressure is starting to slide. so the access starts to

solano county, the east bay hills in the east bay valleys and the winds in general could be gusting to maybe approaching 45 miles an hour. here's a satellite. you can see those winds. first of icsi mostly clear skies, but those arrows representing the surface winds and a change in the wind direction that will increase the fire danger now, right now, you can see some of the reports out there. these values not extremely strong as you can see here. what kind of move the maps up to the north here up towards st helena. that's a northwest wind gusting to 22 miles an hour, but the strongest winds not expected till later on tonight and into your friday morning. here's a live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary of the mostly sunny forecast on tap for today and as far as temperatures still some warm readings out there as well. we'll have more on that with your forecast coming up. interesting few minutes. mark thank you a quick reminder for the latest on the weather conditions anytime you can always download our ktvu weather app and continuing our coverage of the weather, this new hot temperatures and higher wind

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in fact, we've had some winds or 30 miles an hour gusting into san francisco to 29 at sfo. so just that generalernoon, sea breeze and well, speaking of breezes will see more of that in the coming days. maybe that's going to increase the fire danger. coming up in the next few days to of more than a few minutes tonight. if you're stepping outside, looks like a nice evening, mostly sunny skies. skies stay mostly clear as well. looks like it's going to stay nice and warm in the valleys for some time to come. thanks. lauren coming up as student led walkout in support of lgbtq plus youth. >> what they're saying needs to be done to protect the future of the vulnerable community. and we're a little more than just 24 hours away from tip time to start the western conference finals. concourse kylen mills is here. she tells us now the words are getting ready and who will be available for game one. plus, new legislation introduced that would make one east bay city a sanctuary for abortions where the proposal stands what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making mo

mile and a half explored downstream, brother. it's just in this area. mother, probably, not a penny sent, but some kind of wagtail colonel's entire salary, six months left. comrade corps general volk in full force marshal is ready to send head cleaning. at the age of 50, maleshkin may well be a general. you are listening to this general tell how he got a grenade out of the car. why did he take her? and he doesn't report. cheka jumped out of her bag to check the grenades, she just touched it and jumped out. i am climbed into a self-propelled gun, felt for this grenade, and we inserted the pin. that's all. how did the check pop up? during the movement of the car shakes the antennae unbent. so she jumped out captain sergachev. why was n't it reported right away? why are you silent malyavkin? he is afraid of comrade colonel kapitan sergachev, threatens to take him off the car and takes the commander off the car. i have no right. i mean, comrade colonel, report to you to have junior lieutenant maleshkin removed from the battery. i'll file a report after the fighting. for some reason, you already see for yourself what kind of commander the little one is and i'm not asking you for r

this multi-generational dynasty built its success on the local textile manufacturing expertise. 30 miles to their factory in sumirago is their family home. buongiorno. >> rosita: buongiorno! i was going out. >> tucci: let's go. >> rosita: follow me. >> tucci: of course, i'll follow you anywhere. i'm here for lunch... and that's for the mushrooms? ... but it seems like i am going to have to work for it. 88 year old rosita missoni, the matriarch of the empire, is taking me on a treasure hunt. >> rosita: careful, eh? don't walk on my mushrooms. >> tell me about when you had your show in 1967. >> yes. they gave us 16 models and they didn't have the right underwear. so i said you have to take off your bra. i did it spontaneously because they had nice breasts so i didn't see a problem. so when the girls walked out on the runway with the light the clothes were transparent and they wrote - missoni a crazy horse collection on the pitti palace runway. it was a coup d'etat! [laughs]. it was not calculated. >> you mistakenly changed fashion. >> exactly. >> that's fantastic. this is what my grandfath

. >> reporting from the long route -- [inaudible] one mile north of interstate 80, north of 218. and the senate generalble] within minutes should be coming up to bob nelson, heading up to the last end of the trip. a large number of cars are trying to catch a glimpse along the way. this is dennis swanson, or turning you to our central studio. >> west on interstate 80. in a few moments, the hearse bearing the body of president hoover, chief executive west of the mississippi, will travel to the grave site. >> now on the north side of the funeral know, where we have just viewed the hearse, the honor guard drawn up beside it representing all members of the armed services. the color guard standing on the opposite side of the roadway. the door of the hearse has now been opened. the body bearers will be moving the crosscut casket a few inches out of the car for the phase of this ceremony, which will include the final honors to mr. hoover. playing four times of ruffles and flourishes and the national anthem. the members of the family now standing on the gravel road. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪