for elizabeth hayden, she prefers to tackle her problems directly. in early march, she was connecting through sfo after visiting her husband who serves in the military on the island of guam. she was getting off her plane when suddenly she remembered she had left her jacket which had her apple airpods inside on her seat. after approaching airline staff, they assured her someone would get the jacket for her and she went on her way to catch her last flight to seattle. it was during that part of her journey that hayden decided she was going to try to get some sleep. >> i put in my airpods and i'll be fine. i could sleep for a couple hours. well that was when i realize that they were gone. reporter: thanks to the app on her phone, she realized her airpods had been stolen. she was able to track them and take screenshots as they made their way around the airport. first two different terminals and then the united cargo building and ultimately down the southbound 101 freeway. she immediately began racing out -- reaching out to employees trying to get her stol

for elizabeth hayden, she prefers to tackle her problems directly. in early march, she was connecting through sfo after visiting her husband who serves in the military on the island of guam. she was getting off her plane when suddenly she remembered she had left her jacket which had her apple airpods inside on her seat. after approaching airline staff, they assured her someone would get the jacket for her and she went on her way to catch her last flight to seattle. it was during that part of her journey that hayden decided she was going to try to get some sleep. >> i put in my airpods and i'll be fine. i could sleep for a couple hours. well that was when i realize that they were gone. reporter: thanks to the app on her phone, she realized her airpods had been stolen. she was able to track them and take screenshots as they made their way around the airport. first two different terminals and then the united cargo building and ultimately down the southbound 101 freeway. she immediately began racing out -- reaching out to employees trying to get her stol

rusty: carl hayden's dad saved my grandma's life. shana: his family has a deep connection to hayden. it was the senator's father who saved bowers' grandmother from drowning in the salt river in tempe after her horse buggy fell off hayden's ferry. bowers says he will remain politically active, but is fairly adamant he won't run for office again, noting his paintbrush is just as powerful as the speaker's gavel. rusty: the values in art are what makes art good or bad. and it's the same with government. if you know the values, and you know wn to employ them and how to employ them, you will be able to make an impression. geoff: and that's "the newshour" for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and our u.s.-based customer service team ca

." >>> plus, hayden panettiere, back on the big screen for "scream 6."dubina. let's get a look at traffic. thank you, liz. good morning, everyone. we are starting here with those drive times. you could see everything was moving for the most part, but then we want to zoom right back into castro valley. this is where we were following a singular earlier on north and 2 38 passed state route 1 85 that has cleared and then we still have a commuter alert in effect for bart due to the weather, so trains are running at slower speeds. add about 10 minutes to your plan. travel time. hey, drew rubina. would you have some slick spots this morning live doppler seven showing you scattered showers out there, even the mountains of the north bay. we have some high elevation snow. the level one today on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. here's a wet san mateo bridge this morning on and off showers throughout the day. any shower that we do see could contain some brief hail and that sunshine will mix in from time to time, but temperatures are chilly in the low fif

i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

tasting room manager hayden says the only way to get through it is in his large truck. >> you have to drive through that every time? >> every time. liz: the constant hole is taking a toll on business and a time that is already tough. it burned down due to fire, and be brought -- the winery has been forced to close 25 days over the past two months. >> we are now outdoors, so the constant rain and wind storm has been a challenge,. to say the least. . this is our one club, bar. liz: hayden says they are hoping to open thursday, but with more rain on the way, he's not so sure. >> cities are drying out. the road has kinda become a big issue that we are constantly working on. liz: another big issue here in marin county, where crews continue to monitor the landslide off of highway 101 in nevada. >> technical injury years -- in novato. >> technical engineers are on-site. liz: a partial closure of highway 101 over the weekend. >> the ground is still saturated. with the forecast, we want to keep an eye on it. we are prepared to respond to that, if that is in the happen. liz: back here live in n

. >> they say good things come to those who wait but for elizabeth hayden, she prefers to tackle her problems directly. in early march, the washington state resident was conctghusbane military on the island of guam. she says she was getting off of her plane when suddenly she remembered she had left her jacket which had her apple airpods inside on her seat. after approaching airline staff, they assured her someone would get the jacket for her and she went on her way to catch her last flight to seattle. it was during that part of her journey hayden decided she was going to try and get sleep. >> i just put in my airpods and i could be fine, i could sleep for a couple hours to seattle. that was when i realized they were gone. >> thanks to the app on her phone, she realized her airpods had been stolen out of her jacket. while she was in the air, she was able to track them and take screenshots as they made their way around the airport. first to different terminals, then the united cargo building, and ultimately down the south on 101 freeway. she said she immediately began reaching out to v

hayden loves her daughter very much.up really gets this conversation going. >> george: is very important. thank you. if you are experiencing suicidal substance abuse or mental health crisis, please call or text 988. counselors are available 24/7. >> robin: now to buy nothing movement. help save the planet. they are sharing and giving away the things they no longer need. becky worley has that story for us. >> becky: lisa and rebecca founded the buy nothing project. >> when we started the very first group, i was literally getting in clothing that i cannot afford otherwise. >> people are okay with reusing items. people are okay with borrowing, lending, and we don't have to go out and buy new and we can rely on our neighbors. >> becky: including people like madeline. >> i end up with this beautiful brand-new bike >> becky: it was a lifesaver after a fire. >> my apartment was condemned. i was displaced and basically had to start over. >> becky: she turned the local buy nothing group on facebook and surprisingly found a lot. >

i am not sure he is on the leaderboard, but hayden i this year.t is the thing to do, isn't it? the famous 17th. . ._ that is the thing to do, isn't it? the famous 17th... yeah, amazing. a terrific shot- — the famous 17th... yeah, amazing. a terrific shot. the _ the famous 17th... yeah, amazing. a terrific shot. the flag _ the famous 17th... yeah, amazing. a terrific shot. the flag is _ the famous 17th... yeah, amazing. a terrific shot. the flag is located i terrific shot. the flag is located on that front edge of the green, but there is a little backstop behind it, so the idea is that you fly the ball beyond the flag and then let gravity do its and he got that to absolute perfection. in a drops for that hole—in—one. and then he went on a tear and got birdies on the next couple of holes, but then i think the moment got to him because he did not play particularly well on the final stretch of holes. the pros usually wriggle out of buying the drinks, but on that 17th hole, there is no excuse. iain drinks, but on that 17th hole, there is no excuse-— is

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joining in, nascar driver danica patrick and actress hayden panettiere.ng to social media to share their experiences. >> there was always something blocking my heart. if i was with a guy, if i was hugging friends, i could never fully feel them because there was plastic in the way. >> i feel 1,000 times better. >> i'm so grateful. >> reporter: reality star clare crawley from abc's "bachelor" franchise -- >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: -- has gone through the removal process herself. take me back to your breast augmentation. tell me why you decided to get it done in the first place? >> having small breasts, at the time, for me made me feel -- i guess not as feminine. it created this big insecurity in me. >> there were symptoms you were feeling? >> instantly. i started breaking out in rashes. over the next eight years, more symptoms started creeping in. it got to the point where i was a shell of myself. >> reporter: in july of 2021, clare says her doctor told her that her body was having an immune reaction to her implants. that same month, she we

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arriving this year, come from just 2 countries. ivory coast and guinea were last spring in sally hayden . now she is a journalist who's covered the migration crisis is joining us live from dublin. sallie. very good to have you with us on al jazeera. why 1st are we seeing this increase? this huge increase in the numbers of people trying to reach italy, europe, despite the italian government's tougher stance on immigration. i mean that i think the reason not we're seeing people attempting this rate is that they don't have safe and they go ways to get to a country where they feel like they're safe and they can't get on planes. many people anyway can't count on planes. they can't get visas, they don't have other ways to make these journeys. and that's why they're turning to this incredibly dangerous route. won't talk to us about the roots, sally, that these migrants and refugees are taking those from africa, for example. many of them transit through libya or to nisha how dangerous is a journey and, and why, and how do many of them and end up stuck in these transit countries like libya and t

her and violent virtuoso yahoo, d menu hin at the deal, feel like a burden to you. growing up on hayden tuck every day up. absolutely. can no kid willingly sacrifices the time it takes to reach the top, the man, there's always someone in the background or whether it's the mother and father or the teachers. it's emma earned money. winter want infinity. matar ordered a photo. would i deliver about i one of those 3 is always there much slippery in hand and empathy. what's it like to be a gifted child? can they still have a childhood? ah, in peter's hunger, near berlin, miles and maddox govern the family's daily life. simona marcella is driving her sons to piano and violin lessons to day. one of 7 lessons per week. she says she often gets judged i get labeled as a pushy mother who keeps her po, kids away from life and forces them to practice the piano and violin. i've also seen someone on facebook say the best way to make money is with small children. people ignore the fact that it takes money, time and nerves. they see what they want to see. i'm visible to actually what's gonna happen. nur

however all eyes were on hayden buckley though after he hit a hole—in—one on the iconic par—three 17than a week after claiming the greatest achievement of his career by winning the prestigious strada bianchi one day race, tom pidcock came crashing back down to earth. the briton, who won mountain bike gold at the tokyo olympics, crashed just over two miles from the end of the fourth stage of the tireno—adriatico race in italy. he managed to get back on his bike, but finished in 78th place, more than seven minutes behind stage winner pree—moz rog—litch. england have lost to bangladesh in their first t20 match since winning the t20 world cup in november. they lost by six wickets in chattogram. bangladesh won the toss and put england in to bat, for the first of three t20 matches. it initially looked like it would be a good move for the tourists with captainjos butler making a strong start. he'd pass the half century mark before eventually falling to hasan mahmud for 67. only two other england players made it to double figures though with bangladesh setting a target of 157 to win. in respon

the menu hain at that, he'll feel like a burden to you growing up. hayden tuck every day up. absolutely can oh kid willingly sacrifices the time it takes to reach the top the my there's always someone in the background whether it's the mother i father, all the teachers. it's in the money went in for the motor audit photo would i deliver about i $1.00 of those 3 is always then my slippery hand and empathy. what's it like to be a gifted child? can they still have a childhood? ah, in peters honda, near berlin, miles and medics govern the families daily life. simona ma select is driving her sons to piano and violin lessons to day. one of 7 lessons per week. she says she often gets judged. i get labeled as a pushy mother who keeps her po, kids away from life and forces them to practice the piano and violin. i've also seen some one on facebook, say the best way to make money is with small children. people ignore the fact that it takes money, time and nerves. they see what they want to see, but i'm home. my mom is just as little as she was going to head, nurturing her children's tal

buckley, the crowd goes wild, so does hayden.ring yesterday's opening round at the players championships. i love how the announcers were like, he didn't take that much time, as if he is going to flub it, and then boom. >> this could be good. >> or it could be great. amazing. don't forget by the way, if you're into this you can watch live coverage of the players on golf channel, on peacock, and over the weekend, you can see it right here on nbc. >> we will begin this half hour with new developments in the high profile trial and conviction of alex murdaugh. >> his legal team has now filed a three-page notice of appeal, with the south carolina court of appeals. in a tweet, defense attorney dick harpootlian calling it the next step in the legal process to fight for murdaugh's right to a fair trial it comes a week after he was convicted of murdering his wife and son and sentenced to two consecutive life sentences here to break it all down is laura jarrett. this is not the appeal itself. it is the notice to appeal it's a place holder d

paying it by quality, say to those critics of, of china less will go to the country that i said to be hayden davids list exam beer only 30 percent of them be as dead dixon or did belongs to china and jenny's enterprises. 70 percent of it belongs to the western companies and institutions. 70 percent. only 10 percent about 10 percent of gunners for and it is with a chain knife not less actually is less them a good majority of it. 80 percent 90 percent belongs with an in institutions saw who is causing a bit trapped for africa for african countries. if you go to somebody today, you can see clearly where the dead with the chinese black lace. you will see the rail in after you cyril rains in africa. you'll see hospitals uses cause you see hydro positions, you see agriculture, dumbs, and so on. and even they're not even in talking about the 3 things that have been done. if you go to somebody today, one, the 2nd biggest was between the country is it is a gift from jane. the biggest conference, the whole bill didn't sucka is they give to from jail. the biggest soccer stadium is ambia. today, the sta

it happened during a routine night time training exercise party co. hayden is related to washington rushing to the scene of the crash on wednesday night, but finding only wreckage and no survivors. 9 service members killed during what was supposed to be a routine training mission. this is a training progression, and specifically they were flying and multi ship formation to ships under night vision goggles at night. that you black hawks crushed after witnesses say they were flying unusually low to the trees. 2 helicopters disappeared out of the sky. the log flashed and we ran outside and we started seeing another helicopter that circled the area where i thought the impact was for probably 30 minutes. and then we saw ambulances and sar use military. so these helicopters are equipped with a kind of black box to their hopeful that they will, you know what led to the crash. according to pentagon statistics, the army lose an average of 5 soldiers every year to ation accidents. the pentagon says it is too early to tell if this signals a bigger problem with the black hawk. we need to allow time for

but shot of the day came from fellow american hayden buckley.e. it was the 11th ace at the par—317th in the tournament's history. tennis, and stan wawrinka is among the early winners on thursday at the indian wells masters in california. the three—time major winner is 37 now, and playing with a protected ranking after a couple of seasons blighted by injury, but he's through to round 2 after beating the australian qualifier aleksandar vukic. it went to three sets with wawrinka racing through the decider 6—i. he'll now face the number 26 seed from serbia, miomir kecmanovic. in the women's singles, great britain's emma raducanu is through to the second round. the former us open champion has been struggling with a wrist injury and bout of tonsillitis recently, but came from a break down to beat montenegro's danka kovinic. raducanu won 6—2, 6—3, and will now face the number 20 seed magda linette. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. the 95th academy awards ceremony or the oscars i

and the blessing of this month, and they congratulate the summer of the month and the eyelashes of hayden for the first time. astan quds razavi held the same tradition in the courtyard of razavi's palace and children teenagers of 11 nationalities whose performance you saw in the haram in lebanon, from pakistan, mohammad javad, i am strong from india , was a poem about the holy month of ramadan, which is one of the best months of god in the holy month of ramadan, and we congratulated them, but these hymns were played and sung in the haram. and to the dear people of iran, who pray to imam zaman on the first day of the holy month of ramadan, i am originally from arabic and speak arabic. this is usually done to welcome the month of ramadan in arab countries. they sing in the streets and neighborhoods and distribute sweets. the custom of anas with the qur'an was accompanied by people's welcome and presence readers from different countries, the ceremony of chanting the shrine of imam reza, peace be upon him, in the holy month of ramadan continued until the end of this month. he experiences the

>> 2007-2008, he was with hayden panatierri, talking about save the whales.is not just republicans update, republicans, democrats, independents see hypocrisy of people chanting save the whales and deriding projectses and talking about how bad seismic testing is and now they are silent. >> ashley: we have had experts on this channel here with us that say it affects their hearing and that is why this is happening. your town held a rally, tell us about that and what is the community saying? >> they are incredibly mad. we only have 5000 residents in the offseason and we had 1500 people pack the beach a couple weeks ago to show how angry they are. our fishing community was there, moms and dads and kids and emfas that are upset when they help this is just the result of boat strikes. nobody gets into details about what is causing the boat strikes. >> ashley: images of people holding sign. there is a petition with signatures on it. >> 250,000 people have sign the petition to put a pause on this off-wind project. the momentum is growing everyday. >> what about your go

tomelo is a musician, this is how the honored artist feels all life according to the notes mozart haydenpiano for 6 hours a day. and also ballet lessons, gymnastics, when i studied at a music school in the city of kaliningrad. oh, and i had a very serious performance. there is such a cathedral, and on one side it is a concert hall on the other side. this is a costume and i played chopin for a little girl. it was a very serious exam, and i was so worried. it was easy for me to win these all these roulades. chopin - who knows, he will understand. but i did it, in my opinion, it’s good, a real artist should have awe always then comes from the belarusian culture. this is the name of a village in the pukhovichi district that comes out of a culture that has sprouted roots, there were many there, but there is only one on the big stage. my several years passed before i started to participate in the jazz festival. and this is right, of course, where should a young inexperienced artist go in general to sing the kind of music that adults should sing , this is music, but smart , literate, and talent

necessity. breathlessness is it of the cause as long as speech, braxton, you, one of the mythic, hayden and analog woman of play music, an unknown fuel tis at all. a kite chris or loft, tom, the signaling of his passport and sadness. once upon the thing, give the computer enough examples to reach a decision, a computer, and differentiate between asked man, or a call and entitled person candidate or to us ma, occurred on an upcoming dentist at least 85 percent of the diagnoses made by artificial intelligence were correct, small computers could also identify a d, h, d, parkinson's, house pharmacy, and depression by analyzing voices. anything that goes wrong in the body or brain impacts voices. to make a diagnosis, official intelligence looks at up to 6000 different vocal cues. the new technology could allow diagnoses to be made more easily and early on. every word we say reveals more about us than we realize. and as listeners, we are influenced by the person speaking to us. subconsciously we relate the person speaking. we internalize their anxiety uncertainty, excitement, or happiness as

it's silly on the face of it and i think it was actually general hayden the director of the cia trying to reduce the number of contractors working for the government who had in fact security clearances. >> we are going to start taking some questions so please think about your questions. i want to return there's been a lot of discussion at the conference around technology, changes, funding from your kind of on the ground view of using the presidential library. any thoughts on any of the changes or suggestions to reduce the backlog and of course as you heard on the panel earlier today if everyone is running to have to deal with the latest nomination records again that is pulling limited resources from the classification reviews. we heard that there is virtually a big staff at the library so if they are chasing around the current event of the moment that means that backlog continues so any thoughts on those changes? >> as i understand that is how we handled those things when there is a presidential supreme court nomination i've heard they do pull people from different libraries across the

. >> and then they brought back kirby hayden panettiere.ually thought she died, i don't know what "scream" that was. [ laughter ] when you do this many, you can't keep up. >> jimmy: also on the show "heroes," her character died over and over again but kept coming back to life. >> okay. >> jimmy: that's probably what's confusing you. [ laughter ] do you go through, when you get the script -- i assume they send you the script, it's all done, right? do you go through and skip quickly to see if you're dying in the script? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] first thing you do. did you make it? yeah, the thing is, i can't say whether i live or die. i love asking people, "what do you think happens to gale?" people are so certain. but i don't really read after my character is not in the script. whether she lives or dies, i don't really want to know what happens, so i don't read it. then i get to go on the set and go, "hm, are you just being a good actor? or are you good at acting to be an actor?" >> jimmy: is that a normal thing to do? [ laughter ] >> i d

several works in progress including this privately commissioned most of the late m aquatic center carl haydenen from the capitol grounds. >>'s dad saved my grandma's life. >> his family has a deep connection. it was the senator's father who saved ours grandmother from drowning under the salt river after her horse dougie fell off the ferry. bowers says he will remain lit a clear active but is fairly active he will not run for office again noting his paintbrush is just as powerful as the speaker's gavel. >> the values in our our wet mate -- in art are what make art good or bad. it is the same with government. if you know the values and you know when to employ them and how to employ them you will be able to make an impression. >> that is the newshour for tonight. >> on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> 25 years consumer cellular school has been to provide wireless services that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of contract plans and our customer service team can help find one that

and because she does not want to lead a deductible the needless to are hayden, while amazon and i was of capacity she hadn't was in arlin money, but open what hadn't been of not to khalilah to kia deal for that. could even allen blood obama come half eden wideman doodle. the english 30 year old furinora was born. oh, good deal. what had la cody be modeled and seamless ally allan up on a cartoon? ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, al jazeera world takes a road trip across spain. ah, spanish people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. one woman's journey seeking her heritage, and i'm covering new insights into christine spans of muslim origin. it's a story that seems to have been her brush from history in search of my roots on al jazeera ah hello, the weather is lost. he sat far across southern parts of the arabian peninsula, farther north, a little more clouds and all the piles of saudi sea was seen some where to where the thick cloud making its way across northern aries of the region on this system here. that's the one that brought the strong and gusty wi

together we are seeing loud and clearly that in america, hayden extremism will not prevail.ugh they are rearing their ugly head. silence as the saying goes, silence is complicity. i promise you that my administration will not remain silent. i promise you. the force is about justice, but it's also about jobs. financial stability. building a generational wealth. it is about hope. self worth, it's about dignity. that is why we are building an economy that has been very significantly criticized, but i mean no apologies. from the bottom up, the middle out, not from the top down. we weren't poor, but we weren't wealthy, we were a typical middle class family. i don't remember anything going down from my dad's kitchen table. because when we do that, we build from the middle out, the bottom up, the poor have a letter up. the middle class does very well and the wealthy do well. we all do well. we know that there is work to do, especially as we cover from this devastating tornado, the storms were hit in january. that is why working with the mayor, we should make a disaster declaration

words of little comfort to hayden. >> as far as i'm concerned, if united has trusted that employee onhe airplane to do a job for them than they are responsible. tim: the airpods were sent back to her but she says they arrived damaged. for her trouble come united agreed to pay for a new pair and give her 5000 airline miles as an apology. >> that has not happened yet. i cannot say whether it will or won't. tim: for now, her tenacity has served her well. she hopes he can be a lesson for others to never give up hope. >> when you look at things, you look at something that is right and something wrong and you ask yourself, is this something that is happening to other people as well? tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: forming centers in santa clara county are open now as we are experiencing really cold temperatures this morning. seven county libraries, including cupertino, are open for people who need a place to stay. workers are visiting encampments to hand out blankets, tarps and tensed on house people. the warming centers are open through 9:00 tomorrow morning. more than 2000 people in powe

a musician, this is how the honored artist feels her whole life according to the notes of mozart haydenat at the piano for 6 hours a day. and also lessons hurts gymnastics with music school in the city of kaliningrad and i had a very, well, serious performance. there is such a cathedral, and on one side it is a concert hall on the other side. this is a costume and i played chopin for a little girl. it was a very serious exam, and i was so worried. it was just for me to win all these all these roulades, who knows, he will understand. but i coped with this, in my opinion, well, the awe of a real artist should always come from the belarusian culture. this is the name of the village in the pukhovichi region comes out of the culture sprouted roots. there was a lot of washing there, but there is only one on the big stage. mama matulya, my dear. several years passed before i started participating in the jazz festival. and this is right, of course, where should a young inexperienced artist go in general to sing the kind of music that adults should sing , this music is formed by smart, literate,

this is american going for hayden, but clea, to the island green dropping in for an 8th. that's actually only the 11th hole in one legendary hole. he 9 year history at the players championship. all right, that is all you spoke now. it's back 0. joe. thank you so much for all that coverage. that's it from me, sir. oh man, yeah, this news our vice ah . from the al jazeera london broadcast dentist to people in thoughtful conversation with no hosts and no limitation. it's the lead to the pleasure of color. it was a struggle. yeah, that would be much easier for me. might feel that white people part to go into cheddar and singer, songwriter skin carry other people, wait a minute, you get way down. you saw what you're doing and made one studio b unscripted on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home will be either news and current affairs that matter to you. each year, european fishing vessels source at least half a 1000000 tons of fish from west africa. this is just to feed livestock in europe and

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check this out at the fabled 17th hole at tpc sawgrass and ponta verde beach, florida hayden buckleyix apex 81. i don't know what all that means. what i do know is the ball clears the water lands on the island green and watch this just gets the beautiful roll right in the cup. it's a hole in one he's stoked. yeah he's celebrating his nine strokes back, tied for 70 seconds, but you will never forget that shot at this fabled because i saw a lot of water shots today, so it's nice to see that going in the drink, but not him. alright jason. thank you. next at 11 live storm tracker to lighting up tonight across much of the bay area's rain and strong, gusty winds sweep across the bay area tonight. trees are coming down. along with that widespread rain from sonoma county south to the santa cruz mountains. when the more heavy rains are supposed to come down , there is the potential for localized flooding. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now powerful punch to the bay area tonight. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, an atmospheric river is drenching the regio

know, from fox news >> i would ask josh, m director, to put up a soundbit right now, it's from tim haydencommittee, talking about th tucker carlson cherry pick i you well, the switch, ho dangerous it is. let's play that now. >> it is a totally false narrative, alex, to pick and choose some bits of video wher there are people takin pictures inside the capitol, there are people walking through, not assaulting police officers police officers did their job, they did not facilitate entr or riot. they tried their best to resis violence and then to de-escalate once people were inside, because they wer outnumbered. >> in your role, forme homeland security official counterterrorism official, olivia, how dangerous is wha tucker carlson is doing? >> it is exponentially dangerous. i've been monitoring what' being said on social media, it is incredibly undermining of our government institutions. it's incredibly undermining of law enforcement. and the worst part is, it is fueling the flames to encourag this type of violence in the future again there has been n accountability thus far. i hope there is a

she is here with her son hayden who joins us. also april is with us. they're 21 year old son jordan died the day after father's day three years ago. in the audience is rick, logan's dad and jada martin as well. jordan's sister. thank you all, thanks for being with us. we really appreciate it. when you've got to call about jordan, did you -- you are a police officer, you work at a small university. you have heard about fentanyl, but did you know that it could be entails. did you know what happened your son? >> at the time, we didn't know what happened to him, exactly, he was with his girlfriend. he did tell us that he took a pill. >> they went to a friends house who sold him a pill that he thought was important. she said they took a percocet, and we went to the house. and he was there, and the medics were working on him. she called, and the guy who is that the house, wasn't letting her quality at violence, i so delayed him a little bit. >> to not let them call an ambulance. >> my husband hurt him in the background yelling, hang up the phone, and not to

well, force katharine hayden tells us how they plan to address their states this year. florida's republican governor ron desantis, a >> widely expected to run for president and california governor gavin newsom who may or may not run buddy, certainly seems to be considering it. newsom is forgoing the usual state of the state address entirely in order to hold a series of news conferences around the state that's going to happen later this month when he will be touting his record and talking about new policies. newsom says that more impromptu speeches are in different places will be easier considering his dyslexia. others argue that just sounds like a series of campaign speeches. as for desantis. no question that he is also hoping for attention from a nationwide audience in his state of the state. today. he ran through his agenda, but he also focused on national issues promising to increase penalties for fentanyl dealers pushback on bail reform. get tough on china. frein in florida as a blueprint for america. >> we will stand strong. we will hold the line. we won't back dow

so, hayden, stay tuned because we could get some pretty big snow totals. we'll see.w this weekend. >> ainsley: your boys will be excited, too. >> janice: one thing is it is going to have a tremendous impact on the northeast whether or not it's snow. plan in advance. travel delays and cancellations. >> ainsley: okay. >> janice: maybe your couch for me monday into tuesday. >> ainsley: bring the boys in. go to central park. i have two sleds. >> janice: i love it. >> ainsley: coming in, boy meets congress? >> if i win, and you guys vote for me, i would say to each and every one of you hey, thanks. >> ainsley: boy meets world actor ben savage all grown up and looking to take congressman adam schiff's seat. will cain is learning the ropes at the american rodeo. there he is. ♪ holds the answer to all my dreams ♪ i know one thing ♪ god calls me ♪ ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief

wagner starts right now, good evening alex >> good evening, chris i was talking about getting play hayden hill in dollars -- >> - >> and i, said hayman rugs which turned out to be not be bad idea >> i mean, yeah, really. >> there are good investment >> you will see in this job? you have to cover a lot of the person who sometimes you get little moments of levity. when someone told me on my staff that steve bannon ha been apprehended by postal service inspectors on the yach of a chinese billionaire i connecticut, i was like, okay. >> this is one of the good stories. >> yes >> you enjoy that, all the way home, my friend. thank you at-home for joinin us this hour in december it was about parental rights. a federal judge in texas ruled that a grant program designe to provide birth control t kids from low income familie was unconstitutional because that program violated parental rights the judge wrote, the court finds no compelling government interest justifies dependenc disregard of plaintiff parental rights in this case in november, it was abou discrimination on the basis of sex. that same fe

paul, 3 island. hol, hayden buckley, sending the ball over all that water. so landed on the green jumps. it hotly rode back and into the home. it's just the 11th phase, that 17 in the entire history of the tournament. follow our can chad raimie wasn't too far away. either. these 225 in the world has never played the course before. that he's the man to catch the top of the leaderboard, often a time to round. before you find major, when calling mark, how is one there's always nerves, but you know, it's just, they don't mean anything. i mean, i mean, you care, you just gotta, you gotta deal with them. that's kinda why we play the game. that's why we're here to have those are those nerves. so just kind of push past on, push on the side and just do what you gotta do. i mean, it was fine 1st time to, to shoot a score on such icon. of course like this. i mean, you can ask for any more to tennis and mt. larry is once again shane. he still has plenty of fight left in him this time it was in round one of the indian wells masters, the 35 year old brits. he has a metal

followed by an intervention by the dominican president who said that the only thing that could save hayden would be what he called had cation is that, that was the only hope for ordinary haitians. not the rituals who are in miami or living here in the dominican republic. but ordinary haitians who are being massacred by these criminals, he said so that certainly raise a lot of eyebrows. and it also coincided with a meeting that had came right on the heels, rather of a meeting that president biden held with the prime minister of canada, just him to go. and they too, were report discussing, at least the possibility of some kind of an intervention force in hades. where the situation is, as we all know, very critical was a track record for an intervention is something that has many haitians worried about the prospect of this happening? this issue's been on the table for at least a few months now. what the delegates that plan to do about exactly, you know, we were, we don't know what they were saying. yeah. and there are conversations behind closed doors during their luncheon. would junk is just