. >> reporter: at grand canyon university he was one of the teams greatest hopes at a run at an ncaa title. grand canyon brought him back in his fifth year and he owned up to it. >> my mother has been my back on through it all. you got to make decisions, having the will and the want to be better on the court and off the court. >> we talk about black lives matter, oscar exemplified the depths of what a black man can be through perseverance and resiliency. >> reporter: as you can imagine, a lot of shock and sadness across the ncaa with friends, players and coaches tweeting out that he was an elite player. may he rest in peace. >> the chp adds that the two officers injured in the crash are expected to survive. they both have a long road to recovery that are doing better. >>> some shaking this afternoon in the south bay, a 3.3 magnitude earthquake hit just after 3:00 east of gilroy. a good reminder to be earthquake ready. >>> warnings to conserve water following another dry winter. kenny choi shows us what is being done to manage a very tight water supply. >> reporter: pumping water out

oregon will advance on and they play the winner of grand canyon and iowa. spring training baseball.e is the third home run of the spring. it goes to the fans and left. matt olson has been locked in this spring. there goes his fifth homer of the spring. his fourth rbi. 4-0, oakland. and don't forget matt chapman on the hot corner, diving and making the play. oakland a's with the win, 11-2. >>> how about this spring game, chris brown bowling over. he is healthy. he can do things like this and move the chains. and the quarterback is back for the golden bears, rolling to the right. look at this pitch and catch. almost a touchdown. spring ball. defense, miles williams, richard sophomore. he played only four games last year and hoping for more of a normal season this fall. >>> take a look at this match. trying to hit this out of the mud during the honda classic yesterday and let's just say that things did not go well. he gets a double bogey on the whole and misses the cut. he's also missing some clothing. that can happen on the golf course. three feeling awkward. thank you so much, chris

oregon advances they will play the winner of iowa and grand canyon.this is the first canceled game due to covid-19. >>> cal with their spring game today. a little signs of everything. when running brack is on he can run over everybody. look at this. great catch. he cannot believe this is not a touchdown. it is spring ball and it still means something to these guys. myles williams, look at that athleticism. the bears played just for games last year. a lot of there. >> this is not your typical golf wear. leslie bryant is not wearing pants or shoes. he is trying out of the mud. let's just say things did not go well for him. did you hear the broadcaster say this is disturbing? for doubles on the day. and he missed thththththth >> we officially welcomed spring today but earth is not the only planet that sees it seasons change. nasa put together several images of saturn that were taken over a three-year amount of time. what scientists always the planets northern hemisphere shifting from summer to fall. the pictures were taken by the hubble telescope which w

played grand canyon in phoenix and just played first ncaa tournament game last week, three days later killed in car crash in central valley. >> it was tough to watch him get both things he really wanted to have, degree and taken away in next day or so was tough on everybody. >> former coach said he he's rarely coached a player so good and so humble. not clear what led up to the crash that also killed his girlfriend and sister. >>> scary moments on the on the guard rail on the edge, inside a driver and passenger, and firefighters got them out. southbound on the bridge, caused a backup several miles long. >>> standing up and fighting back, asian-american and pacific islander communities calling for unity, rallies held across the bay area as attacks are on the rise. jean elle. >> we're outraged we have to do something altogether. >> reporter: with the club in san francisco's chinatown is leading a stop asian hate rally saturday at city hall. >> expecting 3,000-plus in chinatown are living in fear and the violence must be stopped. >> trying to reach out to san francisco and the nation whe

on his way home from that ncaa tournament the 23- year-old is shown putting up some points from grand canyon university. past videos show his dedication to this board and his family. his longtime mentor says he will be sorely missed. >> my mother has been my backbone through it all. to make decisions you've got to change. >> i want big stories to be told about the humanness of him, beyond just start him. he was very human in carried himself with the tremendous amount of dignity. >>> nude details emerging in the deadly officer involved shooting in fremont. the suspect was wanted for a robbery and was behind the wheel of a stolen car. maria medina is in fremont where she spoke to a woman who captured the aftermath on camera. >> reporter: highway 84 near ardenwood boulevard shas the li opping area. you know, tthe sus shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: tonight a suspect who investigators say was armed with a gun is dead after a fremont police officer shot and killed him just before 3:00 this afternoon. >> he had fled chp and was on the city streets. and the officer just happened to be there.

before he got there, and he came and won a lot of games and he was poised to do that again at grand canyon university in phoenix. we had just completed his courses and communications and three days prior to the crash, had just made his first ncaa appearance as a ford with the antelopes. he was at the pinnacle of everything he was trying. you know what i mean? doctor degree and he's playing on the biggest stage in college basketball, and a couple of days later, you know that that's their spirit is gone. as for the two chp officers that became trapped in their cruiser, they had to be extricated from the vehicle than airlifted to the hospital with what's described as major injuries. and within the last 10 minutes i heard from the san joaquin county coroner's office, and they confirm that prayer was indeed in that vehicle, along with a 28 year old woman. her name is andrea more. a resident of stockton, the coroner says they will have a positive i d on the third person in that vehicle sometime tomorrow. right back to you. all right, andre, senior. life force tonight, andrei, thank you. and so t

the final moments on the court on saturday show him putting up points for grand canyon university. the 23-year-old was a starter for the team. past interviews show the dedication to the sport and family. his long time mentor says oscar will be sorely missed. >> my mother has been my backbone through it all-stated that you have to make decisions and change. having the will and the want to be better and be a better person and be a better person on the court and off of the court. >> i want many stories to be told about the humanness of him beyond just stardom. he was very human and carried himself with a tremendous amount of dignity. >> oscar helped defeat sacramento high in 2016. the number one team in northern california. oscar leaves behind his mother and three siblings. >>> take a live look at the state capitol tonight, the governor nominated bay area assemblyman rob bonta to be the next attorney general. if confirmed he will be the state's first filipino ag and kpix5 has the announcement and some reaction from the filipino community. andrea? >> reporter: well, he started his care

these final moments saturday show the 23-year-old putting up points for grand canyon university. past interviews show his dedication to the sport and family. his long time mentor says oscar will be sorely missed. >> my mother has been my backbone through it and stated that you have to make decisions, change. >> i want many stories told about the humanness about him beyond stardom. he was very human and carried himself with a tremendous amount of dignity. >>> so san jose, we are hearing from a bay area man who stopped an attack on an asian woman. the attack happened in a tunnel at a train station. he rounded the corner and found a woman on the ground and a man pulling her by the hair. he says he rushed over and followed the suspect as he tried to get away. >> the best sound i have heard in my life is the clinic of the handcuffs. she told me that the man had come up with a choke hold behind her and brought her to the ground which is where i came upon it and he said [bleep] asians. >> a number of brazen attacks have been captured on camera in the bay area, many in broad daylight wit

a grand canyon university in phoenix. we had just completed his courses and communications and three days prior to the crash, had just made his first ncaa appearance as a ford with the antelopes. he was at the pinnacle of everything he was trying, you know, i mean, doctor degree and he's playing on the biggest stage in college basketball and a couple of days later, you know. that's their spirit is gone. as for the two chp officers that became trapped in their cruiser, they had to be extricated from the vehicle that airlifted to the hospital with what's described as major injuries. now they sound working corner's office confirmed that frayer was indeed in that vehicle, along with a 28 year old woman from stockton, her name andrea more, they say they will have the idea of the third person killed in the crash in that vehicle. sometime friday. i'm andre sr. ktvu fox two news. now we go to alabama were a massive cleanup effort is underway tonight after several tornadoes passed through that area, the destructive storms barreled

juxtaposing it sitting in an around they into a square hole of what if you didn't do scenic shots of the grand canyon but if you'd rather do. an interview that's predicated on. you know conversation. that way. yeah i gotta get on the what's up now i do know the name for all flights but i also like the ethos behind it because i do feel that i might as well be under arthur conan doyle's microscope any time i look and see something up on the web but i guess you you saw yeah you should be able to free form free range and not be an in 1904 novel while you're doing it so explain to the people yeah 100 percent yes so i you know i've been using i guess when i 1st started using the internet in the social aspect you know season early stuff like tumblr and you know just posting pictures and i just wanted a place where a post picture post makes best picture and this is a chronological like a picture book or i can go back and scroll through all my pictures and see kind of a timeline of you know how evolved over time so i thought that was cool and the fact that other people could see it was cool too and. then inst

the grand canyon basketball team tweeted a video to honor him, from oakland. a passenger in a car that smashed into the back of the chp vehicle as officers assisted a stranded truck on interstate 5 early tuesday morning. the car hit a tree and was engulfed in flames. his older sister and a third person in the vehicle also died in the crash. >>> the san francisco school 3 board took a no-confidence board member vote. the 5-2 vote strips alison collins as her role of vice president of the board and bars her from serving on any committees. the move comes after a group looking to recall school board members published tweets she had posted in 2016. one said asian-americans had used white supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead in the tweets she said was taken out of context and she has apologized for the pain it has cause. hundreds of officials have called for her to resign. she would have to resign to be off the board entirely and by the way, the two no votes came from collins, herself and the d prrile an elderly asian man s a warning after being vicious

health care system turn into valleys the size of the grand canyon. >> reporter: now people flocking toe overwhelmed hospitals for vaccines. also emerging, the monumental task of helping health care workers deal with their trauma. the new covid relief bill sets aside $40 million for their mental health. in minneapolis, which we first visited in november -- >> i think it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: the scars linger for this doctor. every time i come to work, my son cries for -- as i'm leaving, it multiple hugs, more hugs, just this anxiety about me coming to work. they think i'm going to get sick. >> reporter: this doctor works in the e.r. covid took both of his parents in december. three days apart. how has this year changed you? >> it's been -- it's been tough. on multiple levels. but there's a resilience. >> reporter: he should know. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> and coming up for us, the power of the american presidency when the american people are uneasy and hanging on every word. ng on every word i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my

you can prevent a virus like this from being transmitted at three feet, i can probably move the grand canyona that that is actually real. >> we have to read the studies. we have to see what it really means and i just hope this is not a rush to put in twice as many deasks in a place that we'e really starting to get things reopened. >> what they're both getting at is that they think -- they fear is that this is driven by space concerns rather than safety concerns and that the science isn't really behind it. how do you respond? >> so i would urge everybody to understand that our study is really one of many studies that have come out across the united states as well as across the world that have suggested that in the controlled environment of a school setting, you actually do not have increased transmission even when the distance is only 3 feet between students. we have seen evidence from europe. we've seen evidence from asia. we've now seen evidence across the united states including chicago, north carolina, utah that many places have required only three feet of distance between students and in

here is frayer putting up points for grand canyon university. >> my mother, she's been my backbone. you have to make decisions. you have to change. >> frayer was 23 years old. >>> new, big sir fire says a woman was found dead near a construction site at highway 1. investigators also found a car in the area they believe may be related. cal trans has been working in the area since a section of the jahway washed away during > 09. attacks on the rise. what should you do if you see one in action? >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, biggest priority for witnesses according to the experts. >>> a breezy day across the bay area and looking at cooler temperatures as a cold front pushes across the region dropping temps significantly. we'll be in the low to mid 60s for many locations, around where we should be for this time of year. we'll talk about a warm up as we head to the end of the week, coming up. >> we are tracking brake lights along 101 out of the south bay. plus i'll have a look at travel times through the altamont pass. >>> a live look outside before break looking

the final moments on court saturday show the 23-year-old putting up points for grand canyon university. past interviews show his dedication to the sport and family. his long time mentor says oscar will be sorely missed. >> my mother has been my backbone through it and stated that you have to make decisions and change. >> i want stories to be told about the humanness beyond just stardom. he carried himself with a tremendous amount of dignity. >> the two officers injured are expected to survive. >>> fremont police are investigating an officer involved shooting that left a suspect dead. so far investigators say the armed suspect committed robbery and was in a stolen car. a fremont police officer hireending up on the on ramp of highway 84. chopper 5 video shows the aftermath including a gun spotted near the stolen suv. there is no word on why he felt forced to fire. >> he stopped at panda express and played chicken with the officer and went on. he stopped in front of ross. as the officer tried to exit he took off. >> reporter: when you are saying playing chicken, with a do you mean. >> he

grand canyon university to the ncaa tournament for the first time. any team has to withdraw due to health concerns. we'll find out if they're taking part in the march madness tournament by tomorrow night. fill out your bracket at cnn.com/brackets see if you can take down christine and laura. >>> saints quarterback drew brees hanging up his cleats. the nfl's all-time leader in passing yards and completions. his kids broke the news. >> after 15 years with the saints and 20 years in the nfl, our dad is finally going to retire! so he can spend more time with us! yeah! >> the 42-year-old reached about every milestone in his career including the lombardi trophy. this is last time you saw brees on the field. soaking in the feeling. sharing a hug with tom brady. bucs eliminated the saints from the playoffs. i played against the saints every year for two years, he's the epitome of when there's a will on the way. he had to get on the toes to look over the defenders at times but his relentless work ethic and maximized his potential and became one of the greates

maybe he'll hire gilbert to do the pilot readings "to your left is the grand canyon to the --" [ laughterenator johnson is against the relief bill and his reasoning is pretty unique take a look at this. >> these sums are just incomprehensible if you stack dollar bills, one on top of each other, a trillion dollar stack is over 130 thousand miles high. it would reach more than halfway to the moon. that's what we're talking about indebting our -- our children with into the future a stack of $1 bills that reaches more than halfway to the moon [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what he was speaking to the 0% of people who don't understand that a trillion is a lot [ laughter ] americans were like, "sure, we needed the money to support my family, but then i heard that moon analogy [ laughter ] that really hit home for me. [ laughter ] "if you stack those dollar bills you -- no, i haven't been drinking too much, honey [ laughter ] if you stack dollar bills, it's almost halfway on the way to the moon ever think about that? [ laughter ] no, i never thought about that it got weird when johnson bought a sandwich

you where do you want to go is the question apparently it's disneyland disney world universal grand canyon or yellowstone that's top 5 searches. searches on air bnb compared carry out its 17 million for last month. that's telling you that people staying home than a hotel room. that's an investable idea air southwest of 26 million visits their website on flights where is american airlines had 21 9 says southwest airlines slur. the boat to get a lot to tony really such form of 4 million people search carnival cruise lines see. >>all right, thank you very much rob has send in questions reach out to rob if you have a question for him directly. let them know you find on facebook twitter you can e-mail him directly you know has contacted to our website at kron 4 dot com. >>right now the days looking good, we got another couple days before any rain chance looks at wage on in the weather center to explain a job, hey guys, yeah we still got a few more days ahead of that chance of rainfall this weekend which i know the timing of rain during the weekend isn't ideal. but we certainly do need it. in th

nobody talks about i dropped a dude into the grand canyon on the clip. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you killeddon't want to give anything away but the falcon doesn't seem to have any hesitation about killing people. [ laughter ] >> that's my job, i'm from new orleans. that's what we do. bang bang bang! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was watching thinking, i can't believe this is a television show. and it is a television show. because you're younger than i am, but when i was a kid, i just want to remind america of the superhero television shows we had when i was a kid. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. "the greatest american hero." not so great by comparison. [ laughter ] >> i venture to say, before the amazing cgi team gets ahold of our footage, that's exactly what i look like. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you and your costar, sebastian stan, did you know when you were shooting around the time of "aven"avenge end game"" that you'd be doing this tv show together? >> no. we got a call from the powers that be to come to l.a. a few months after "end game" came ou they wanted to meet with us and

doesn't work on chinese communist who don't have secret bank accounts and don't want to visit the grand canyonwe have to go but i have to ask you have to be really short are they going to make a move on taiwan during the biden of administration to the chinese communist party. >> i'm worried, it's not something we can be complacent about at all. >> interesting times, michael pillsbury, gaddafi here. republican strategist ford o'connell handed out perks for getting vaccinated. plus this debate can accompany force employees to get a shot? that is next. ♪ ! (naj) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (naj) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manager) but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? (naj) we don't have those. (money manager) so what's in it for you? (naj) our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. man: "fender bender," take 1. tonight's matchup: me versus an ugly fe

oakland native oscar frayer just completed his course work and communications at grand canyon universityx last week, he made it to the ncaa tournament with the antelopes. then tuesday, he died in a car crash near lodi after the car he was in collided with the stuff. police cruiser prayers, older sister andrea more and a third person in their vehicle were also killed in the crash. vehicle became engulfed in flames and, sadly, three occupants in that vehicle were pronounced to see skis at the pinnacle of everything he was trying. you know what i mean? doctor degree and he's playing on the biggestu know that that's their spirit is gone. that's fair is basketball coach and moreau catholic and hayward says he was a standout player before graduating in 2016. frank knight considered him a son and just spoken to freyre the night before he died. the to chp officers involved in the crash are expected to survive. the chp says that a woman was killed on highway one of one in san francisco early this morning after she was hit by multiple cars. police say the victim was hit by a least two cars on the

sediment and that caused these sedimentation layers is similar to what you see in a place like the grand canyon or something like that on earth scientists are next going to try to. keep ploy the mini helicon. that perseverance brought along with it to mars it's called ingenuity it will take a short flight once they figured out exactly where it should land and they are also working on finding the best path for of perseverance to take in its long slow journey to the delta area of the former delta area in the syrup crater that is where scientists think it is a good spot to look for traces of each microbial life not the microbes themselves they don't expect to find anything living there but they could find of bio signatures they could find chemicals there that are indicative that life once existed in that area and that the rover will be testing and eventually will be drilling for samples of rock down in it below the surface for more of these potential traces of life the goal of this whole this whole endeavor of course is to see if mars once held some form of life and that would tell us whether or n

this young couple is really enjoying the grand canyon in arizona. picture taken in 1929.in such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. this is a crater lake in oregon in 1941. i don't think we distressed that way for tours anymore. grant's photographs still invite us to visit our wonderful national pks. these are a few of the 170 iconic black-and-white images that we have in grant's -- of grant's that are in our book. this was at bryce canyon in utah that he took in 1929. and nearby at capital reef in utah in 1935. i especially love this photograph of the sand dunes near stove pipe wells in death valley national park in california. he took this in 1935. and then in 1937, george entered this photograph in a competition with 300 other photographers, including ansel adams. and grant won the first place in the inaugural new york explorer's club photography competition. i love the sheer cliffs of canyon deshea at the national monument. he took this in 1940. and this is truly a picture of people enjoying our national park

tuesday along i five near lodi 23 year old oscar frayer had just played in the ncaa tournament for grand canyonrsity. three days before the crash. he's a graduate of moreau catholic high school in hayward, frayer, his girlfriend and sister were in a subaru suv when it crashed into a chp car that was along the side of the highway, helping a disabled truck. all three of them were killed in that crash. investigators have not yet said who was driving or what caused the crash. ah bay area state lawmaker has introduced a new bill today that would decriminalize jaywalking. he says the current law unfairly targets low income communities. earlier today, i spoke with san francisco assemblyman fileting about what his bill is exactly about. this is the freedom to walk. act. maybe 12 38, and what it is we want to make sure that pedestrians can walk freely. they could walk more easily that they shouldn't be cited when they're just simply crossing the road in a safe manner. we want to make sure that pedestrians get to get to where they want to go a soon as they can, but that they do so without fearing a citat

i had to go out to the rim of the grand canyon while everybody was going to the left where everythings it still going to be as crowded if i want to go this year or next year? host: what do you think? do you think there will be crowds at the popular national parks this summer? guest: i think you can and i think you should. especially if you are not a person that likes crowds, maybe enjoy a national park gets less visitation and go seek out -- there are so many beautiful deserts within the system you can visit. if you like canyons, tons of opportunities in other places to visit that type of park unit. do some homework and see what you like. maybe visit a lesser-known park unit and try to avoid some of the crowds. host: let's talk to bradley calling from gainesville, florida. good morning. caller: hi. i was wondering, have you been to every national park? and i also wanted to know if you have, what your favorite were? host: trying to put you on the spot. guest: thank you so much for the question. i think i have been to about 150 national parks and there are 423 so i have more work to do.

iced it on the rim of the grand canyon, explaining to my doggies that the colorado river exposed pre-cambodianvision shifts, that is 1. 7 billion years old, nearly half the age of the planet itself, the woman next to me said, this earth was created 6000 years ago, and i just turn to her and i said, your years are longer than mine. you, know you just have to make room for her and room for me. and we may believe in the same got, i think we did. >> i think in many ways, we used to have a narrow, linear notion of what america was. where there was called and a master narrative or whatever. now we do we've expanded a like a balloon. and my sense is that it's important to do. that were still within a framework that is american, but we're now recognizing that understand, we've got to understand rule american difference, we've got to understand gender differently and we have to recognize that maybe one day, we'll get to all these pieces and will begin to move back towards a single narrative, i believe they'll never be a single narrative. i do believe however, there is room within that room for differen

i stood on the rim of the grand canyon explaining to my daughter that the colorado river exposed shisthat is 1.7 billion years old. the woman next to me said, this earth was created 6,000 years ago. and i just -- i turned to her and i said, your years are longer than mine. and, you know, you've just got to make -- you know, room for her and room for me, right? we may believe in the same god. i think we did. so -- >> i think in many ways we used to have a narrow, linear notion of what america was. now what we really do is we've expanded it much like a balloon. and my sense is that it's important to do that. we're still within a framework that is america. but we're now recognizing that to understand, we've got to understand rural america in different ways. we have to understand issues of gender in different ways. one day we'll recognize that there will never be a single narrative. i do believe there is room within that balloon for different creation stories. and that's what we try to do. >> that actually gets specifically to one of the audience questions coming in, which is can we bring

don't we don't need that and nobody in there what right minds wants that i stood on the rim of the grand canyon explaining to my daughters that the colorado river exposed pre-cambrian vishnu shift that is 1.7 billion years old nearly half the age of the planet itself. the woman next to me said this earth was created 6,000 years ago, and i just turned and i turned to her and i said your years are longer than mine. and that you know, you just got to make you know room for her and room for me, right? and we may believe in the same god. i think we did. so i think i think in many ways. we used to have a narrow linear notion of what america was. um, whether it was called a master narrative or whatever and now what we really do is we've expanded it much like a balloon and my sense is that it's important to do that. we're still within framework. that is america. but we're now recognizing that to understand we've got to understand rural american different ways. we've got to understand questions of gender in different ways. that we've got to recognize that maybe one day will get to all these pieces and w

. >> i am all for the age of exploration, but i haven't been to the grand canyon yet. right. >> exactly. >>> long-lost high school sweethearts died the knot after 50 years, and they owe it all to their daughter. this is donna horn and joe cougill. their parents forced the couple to split up in 1968 after she got pregnant and put the baby up for adoption. donna and joe didn't expect to meet again until laura maybry, their daughter, entered the picture. she had gone on a hunt to find her birth parents. she reunited them and their romance rekindled. donna and joe got married in may. >> great story. that's awesome. >> yay. >> you'll be back with a special story. you'll see that coming up. that will be the return of the vlad. stay with us. we'll l be right b back. affect the peopople i care e about. that's whyhy i'm helpiping prot myselflf against s some cances like c certain canancers causd by hpvpv. for most p people, hpv clearsrs on its owown. but fofor those who don'n't clear ththe virus it can cauause certaiain cancers.s. gardasasil 9 is ththe only vace ththat helps p

we will transition from texas too california , energy from the hoover dam and parker davis and grand canyon dam could've been delivered to arizona customers was called upon to keep the california grid from completely collapsing. against the backdrop of climate change and population growth in arizona, and in the colorado river basin in general, do you think o hydropower will be a more valuable resource in years to come? should the ratepayers be compensated for supporting black starts when power grids and other areas go down? >> thank you. certainly the customers are compensated in terms of sales but hydropower will become usmore valuable as we add more renewables because of the obaseload characteristics certainly in the emergency situation hydropower has serious advantages we don't need electricity to make electricity which is the tipple one - - typical situation but hydropower is not necessarily compensated for black start capability to be billed the grid shut the lights go out and that's something that needs to be dealt with over time. it is an embedded question. we always work to replace

raised, i know this state painfully well and the fact that we see two democratic senators in the grand canyonk and go, really? is this happening? just ten years ago, arizona was a state that kicked off the tea party revolution with sb1070 and, you know, governor -- i'm forgetting her name -- who was very aggressively anti-immigrant, governor jan brewer. we saw a very stronghold of conservative republicanism in arizona, and the fact that we have been able to move into the democratic column is quite a feat and it is a very tenuous position. i am not defending kyrsten sinema. i am not defending her positions but i am just providing a little bit of a zoom out of what the political context is and how tenuous it is for democrats in that state and she's looking over her shoulder and she's not worried about necessarily someone primarying her. she is worried about the independents and the moderate republicans who she was able to get win over in the last election when she got elected against martha mcsally, so i think that is the context that we need to understand it with. i wish i could say that there

that you can prevent a virus like this from being transmitted at 3 feet, i can probably move the grand canyona that that's actually real. >> dr. mike osterholm, we'll be hearing much in the next days and weeks. let's turn now to nbc news chief white house correspondent kristen welker. we've been talking about the challenges for this white house in russia and china on full display with the back and forth between president biden and a couple of days ago and president putin yesterday, where president biden said, yes, he believes putin is a killer and he has no soul. and on the other hand, at that summit in anchorage, representatives from the state department and representatives from the chinese government going at it in full public view for more than an hour. >> hi, willie, good to see you. that's right. these are two key foreign policy tests for president biden. let's start with china and in anchorage, the secretary of state was there are meeting with top chinese officials and something happened that we rarely see, willie. basically, we saw tensions between the two countries break out into publ