we should knows george lopez did eat there and says he loved it. meantime speaking of california hypocrisy the president of berkeley federation of teachers union who was among the union leaders fighting not to open schools was seen dropping off his 2-year-old at a private preschool, the group known as guerrilla mobsters the video and posted this quoting white man with dreads and president of the local teachers union he has been saying it is unsafe for your kid to be back at school while dropping his kid off at a private school. video is inappropriate and an intrusion of his child's privacy. another berkeley mom believes the video crosses the line and the beach and stay away from personal attacks but she also notes that meyer, quote, put fear before science and the right of teachers before the rights of kids and it is true that if meyer think schools are and save some question why he would send his own child to one. remember governor gavin newsom has been criticized because his kids are in private school learning in person. this weekend at cpac dona

the governor was in fresno alon with george lopez to meet with the owners of los amigos restaurant who were recently given relief money for the stat of california. the spokesperson says the governor did not dine at the restaurant and the owner backs that up saying that newsom didn't even accept a glass of water bill we should note that george lopez did eat there and says he loved it. in the meantime, speaking of california hypocrisy the president of the berkeley federation of among the union leaders fighting not to open schools we're seen dropping off his two-year-old at a private preschool, the group known as guerrilla moms took a video and posted this quoting meet matt meyer, white man with dreads an president of the local teachers union, he's been saying it's unsafe for your kid to be back in school, all the while dropping his kid off at a private school. uses the video is inappropriate and in the intrusion of his child's privacy. another berkeley mom also believes the video crosses the line and that the debate should stay away from personal attacks. she also notes that he put fear

next the video of him and comedian george lopez that appears to show him defying his own coronaviruses. we'll show it to you and see what you think about it. the former president wasn't the only one who got the standing ovation at c pac for saying some covid rules had gone too far. governor mike huckabee weighs in on that and he is up next. don't miss it. we'll be right back. use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... >> martha: millions of doses of johnson & johnson single shot covid vaccine now shipping today across the country. really big day. that's happening in shepherdsville, kentucky. the fda gave it an emergency authorization. we're live with the latest on the j&j vacci

on friday he visited a restaurant in fresno with actor george lopez, the pair posed for photos and video. critics took their shots on social media accuing the governor of violaing his covid rules on indoor dining. he was only there to highlight small business financial relief and the two never sat down. >> the french bulldogs were stolen of lady gaga, doctors say he is expected to make a full recovery. as for the two dogs returned by a woman who found them tied up in an alley. it's not yet clear if that woman will receive the $500,000 reward lady gaga was offering. >>> new details this morning in a show of support from fellow golfers for tiger woods on his ongoing recovery after last week's rollover crash. in yesterday's final round of the wgc workday championship, many golfers wore red. we know tiger so well. that's his trademark shirts on sunday. colin morikawa won that event, not wearing red, but woods later tweeted from his hospital room "it's hard to explain how touching today was when i turned on the tv and saw all the red shirts. to every golfer and every fan, you are truly helpin

our grocery stores during the pandemic, we when he had a campaign stop with individuals such as george lopez like gavin newsom that continue to use places like central valley as a flyover when they go from los angeles to san francisco and people are sick and tired of seeing how the only time our governor and other politicians who claim to care about this region is where they have a recall election, 1.5 million signatures. benjamin: thanks for joining us. best of luck in your senate run. coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" the national guard surrounding the dc capital another 10 weeks. the big question is why? we will ask texas congressman michael burgess straight ahead. also out of texas "fox and friends" weekend quit cohost will cain joins us from the lone star state as it lifted covid-19 restrictions today. stay with us. ♪♪ no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called ibs-c, and time to say yesss! to linzess. linzess wor

he is caught not surprisingly with comedian george lopez sitting by him. friend. everybody else in california is left to left to suffer. people living in the state had to knee over the course of the past year because they're sick and tired of it. elizabeth: he has a recall petition against him to recall governor newsom. approaching two million signatures. need 1 1/2 million to get on the ballot. your word about that? >> it's a huge deal. it is a referendum on the fact that californians are disgusted by their own governor. the last time recall election was successful in california. beginning of the century, gray davis was replaced by arnold schwarzenegger, it looks like it could happen right now. democrats are working overtime to disqualify as many of these signatures as they can to try to protect gavin newsom. but he is a threat of being thrown out here. elizabeth: right. california is in dire straits because of the way it has been run by sacramento and by the democrat governor. that is what critics are saying. move on to matt ply meyer berkeley teachers u

that and he's caught again inside of a restaurant and this time not surprisingly with a comedian george lopezthe course where he carves out the exceptions for himself and he's famous and rich and wealthy and connected friend and everybody else in california left to suffer and many people that live in thatr. state had to flee because they're sick and tired of it. elizabeth: now he has a recall petition against him to recall governor newsom is approaching 2 million signatures they just need one and a half million to get on the ballot, your word about that? >> it's a huge deal in a referendum on the fact that californians are disgusted by their own governor and the last time there was a recall was the beginning of the century with greg davis he was replaced by arnold schwarzenegger and it looks like it could happen again and democrats are working overtime to disqualify as many as a signatures as they can to try to protect gavin newsom but he's out thereof being thrown out. elizabeth: california is in dire strains because of the way it's been run by sacramento and by the democrat governor that's

do with where the trouble god has been even though in those spotted dining indoors again with george lopezte that forbids indoor dining. businesses that have been sacrificed on the altar have a 50/50 shot of ever coming back small business owners especially those who retrofitted their sagging injuries for outdoor dining are pissed. 40000 mom-and-pop shops have shuddered as of last august. half of them permanently. they don't care that the governor had a fancy melt the french laundry, they just want him to eat a bag. [inaudible] it is but a dose edo of lock them down, open them up a little. the year of confusion has really worn down weary californians. when they do finally go outside, they will have to hopscotch over feces and needles because the homeless crisis has exploded his own public of catastrophe review are 65 or older, while good luck golden girls and boys, you're demographically see a what are 3% uptick in homelessness and the golden state by 2030. thank you for being an enemy, gavin. being distracted by the virus means newsom and his cronies have not had to focus on the wild fire

on friday he visited a restaurant in fresno with actor george lopez, the pair posed for photos and videoedia accusing the governor of violating his own covid rules on indoor dining. according to "the sacramento bee" he was only there to highlight small business financial relief and the two never sat down and dined indoors or out. >>> california revenues are soaring during the pandemic. the state took in $7.5 billion more in tax collections than what it was expecting last month. right now california is $10.5 billion ahead for the fiscal year, that started in july. and the state has a $15 billion surplus to spend this year. if trends continue, the state could add another $4 billion to that total. >>> happening today, contra costa county's court system reopens after nearly three months of being closed. jury trials also resume which means jury duty also resumes. anyone who got a jury summons date march 1st or later is expected to respond. mask and social distancing of course required at courthouses. >> i love how you make jury duty sound so much fun! >>> let's take a live look outside, what

george floyd. the city of minneapolis approving a landmark $27 million settlement with floyd's family. abc's elwyn lopez look at the deal to end the civil lawsuit and the latest on the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin. >> reporter: this morning, george floyd's family is waking up feeling one step closer to justice. >> even though my brother is not here, he's here with me iny heart because if i could get him back, i would give all of this back. >> reporter: minneapolis approving an historic $27 million settlement for his family. >> no amount of money can ever address the intense pain or trauma caused by this death. >> reporter: the civil lawsuits filed last july against the city in the death of george floyd now one of the largest pretrial settlements of its kind in the u.s. >> it's not just enough for america to say that george floyd's life matters, we have to show that george floyd's life matters by our actions. >> reporter: after the announcement, floyd's family sat down with abc news saying there's still a long way to go. >> another step towards justice, i think history was made, an

lopez. good afternoon everyone. this week start the trial in the killing of george floyd and last week house lawmakers passed the george floyd justice policing act. a bill that will make it easier to pursue claims of police misconduct. the killing of george floyd sparked anguish and protest that galvanize the black lives matter movement. anti-blackness is deeply rooted in our country given that country was founded on white supremacy to ensure people in power stay in power. the pandemic has brought lot of pain and suffering for many and with it conspiracy theories, scapegoating asians for covid-19 pandemic which has been embraced in many areas of the country and has resulted in the rise of anti-asian violence. we cannot be silent about the scapegoating of the asian community. as we stood together against the murder of george floyd as, we have top stand together against violence perpetrated against any member of our community. right now there's an increase in violence against our asian brothers and sisters. it is unacceptable and we must recommit ourselves to creating safe communities for each and every person. around th

lopez. good afternoon everyone. this week start the trial in the killing of george floyd and last week house lawmakers passed the george floyd justice policing act. a bill that will make it easier to pursue claims of police misconduct. the killing of george floyd sparked anguish and protest that galvanize the black lives matter movement. anti-blackness is deeply rooted in our country given that country was founded on white supremacy to ensure people in power stay in power. the pandemic has brought lot of pain and suffering for many and with it conspiracy theories, scapegoating asians for covid-19 pandemic which has been embraced in many areas of the country and has resulted in the rise of anti-asian violence. we cannot be silent about the scapegoating of the asian community. as we stood together against the murder of george floyd as, we have top stand together against violence perpetrated against any member of our community. right now there's an increase in violence against our asian brothers and sisters. it is unacceptable and we must recommit ourselves to creating safe communities for each and every person. around th

lopez. good afternoon everyone. this week start the trial in the killing of george floyd and last week house lawmakers passed the george floyd justice policing act. a bill that will make it easier to pursue claims of police misconduct. the killing of george floyd sparked anguish and protest that galvanize the black lives matter movement. anti-blackness is deeply rooted in our country given that country was founded on white supremacy to ensure people in power stay in power. the pandemic has brought lot of pain and suffering for many and with it conspiracy theories, scapegoating asians for covid-19 pandemic which has been embraced in many areas of the country and has resulted in the rise of anti-asian violence. we cannot be silent about the scapegoating of the asian community. as we stood together against the murder of george floyd as, we have top stand together against violence perpetrated against any member of our community. right now there's an increase in violence against our asian brothers and sisters. it is unacceptable and we must recommit ourselves to creating safe communities for each and every person. around th