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. >> 1300 will be up for sale at the event in beverly hills and they include bob dylan's handwritten lyrics to "lady, lady, lady. " carrying an estimate of $500- $600,000. i got it. the series of letters between britney spears and her high school boyfriend are also an option. i don't know why you want those ♪♪ >> hope: so you didn't leave vinny there to die? >> liam: of course i didn't, i never-- no, i did not make that decision. >> hope: no, because your father made it for you, right? that's what you're saying? >> liam: i would not have left him there, no. >> hope: so, this is all bill? >> liam: no, it's not. it's not all bill. i'm the one who was behind the wheel. i'm the reason he's dead. >> hope: no, you said he came out of nowhere. you didn't intend for any of this to happen. >> liam: i know that, hope. but, i... i watched him take his last breath, you know, i, uh... i saw the life leaving his body

understand that i cannot get money in my thoughts should have thought hill visa then because you're both equally and with the initial bob you been got my sense of him shows that show since it was a sense ocean you're not, there must be the most the mission to look at more to vote down the open. i mean more and so by adults that will build on up with an assuming on your, for the what the limited amount of naval getting might come in for some of the numbers, look at them and they can really be much of the same mind. most of us watch it on the push on our content. they go 3 major israeli companies and several smaller ones are now selling drones to other countries. their foreign customers train at israel, the military base. well, training a lot of rooms from europe and from canada, from australia. and of course our customer from the most of our customers, of course, are not sharing with operational information. and we don't want to know what they're doing with currently we are engaged in the eyes of operation and of kind of the wrong job. and of course i currently operating in the northern part of a gun. it's done. this is

let's get reaction from the hill , editor in chief bob cu sak. bob great to see you. asked if the white house had worked in tandem with colonial to pay off these hackers. are you doing any reporting on this , gathering any string on whether it happened? >> i think it was a very unusual pipe of response from the white house and the president. usually, the president will comment on most anything, and it's interesting that nancy pelosi said this week, no, they should not be, these companies or these hackers should not be paid millions of dollars, because obviously, it's a big win for them, and whether it was government-related, i tell you one thing, david. russia and china and north korea are all taking note of this , and remember what jay powell said, the chair of the federal reserve. what keeps him up at night? cyberattacks. david: absolutely, and by the way, the number is not clear , we just are getting word that 75 bitcoins were arranged, that comes into about $4 million , a little less than $4 million, of course the price varies. that's a lot of money $4 million , b

bob? >> reporter: yes, two-acre wildfire started around 4:20 this morning, up in the hills where the flashing lights are for the fire trucks. left from there into the clouds is where the fire was burning. only two acres, we believe it is now contained and the things that were in favor for the fire department, little to no wind and obviously the tool temps before the sun comes up. one thing that was against them was the inaccessibility. they were able to get up there. the battalion chief said worst case if this were to spread the worst case would have been ten acres. as i mentioned, this is contained and this of course wildfire is a big concern considering that we're in a drought and we're in the hot weather season right now. so this is something that the fire departments take seriously given the recent history of our wildfires. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> happening today, governor newsom will highlight a new plan to protect the state from wildfires. the governor is proposing a $2 billion investment in wildfire and emergency preparedness. t

that's a puzzle many trump skeptical republicans here on capitol hill have not found away around. people like jeff flake and bob corker have left to be silent about this and the small minorities like liz cheney who are speaking out about it, speaking more to the history books, more than boosting her personal fortunes, which this certainly does not do for her. >> when i grew up, we called it the florida sun sentinel, when i was in florida, ft. lauderdale sun sentinel. but walk me through about the lie leading to action. the florida legislature decided to take action because of a lie. what was changed here and what was the motivator for the change? >> sure. chuck, because of the pandemic florida instituted a really aggressive vote-by-mail system with drop boxes as early voting sites. many more democrats voted by mail than republicans does. and it was still a big republican year down here. i mean, trump won florida easily. but republicans aren't satisfied and they're changing the law to curtail the use of dropboxes. you can't give somebody a bottle of water while they're waiting outside a condominium in 97-degree

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bob redell out there monitoring the situation. how is it looking out there? >> we get the sunrise over the hillsthe tri-valley as we stand over dublin, the hills have been braun for weeks now, another sign that we are in this drought and the heat advisory concerns of the possibility of wildfires today especially with the fuels at historically dry levels. the heat advisory from the national weather service goes in at 11:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight for the north bay mountains and valleys, east bay interior valleys at the east bay hills and diablo temps forecast in the high 90s up to 105 in places. this knocked down before it spread into something significant, no word yet on the cause. >> there are different scenarios that occur. be aware and use caution. >> reporter: the fire department is warning up to avoid things that could cause heat exhaustion or stroke during today's heat advisory especially if you're outside at a memorial day barbecue, you want to stay cool, hydrated and be aware if you feel faint. the heat advisory starting a few hours from now. i can feel it warming up as i stand h

senator bob menendez, one of the more pro-israel democrats on capitol hill, he released a statement to damning and criticizing israel's actions. which really underscores the shift we have seen in the democratic party in recent years, when it comes to the israeli palestinian conflict. as you mention, biden spent most of yesterday working from the oval office. he is here in wilmington today. he does not have any public events on his schedule. he was initially supposed to return to washington tonight. the white house says he will now not go back until tomorrow. of course, this comes as president biden is really laser focused on his infrastructure bill next week. but we can expect to see continued pressure for biden to directly address this ongoing conflict. kendis? >> molly, quickly back to you. as we are following all these developments there in london. currently the death toll we're getting right now -- and you know this region, you and i've talked many times about visiting the palestinian authority area on separate chips. do you get a sense that we're any closer to a cease-fire or an e

hill smack one toe left off. otani justin upton bobbles the ball and that allows jed lowry to come home and score probably would've scored anyway. a's win 3 to 1 and boblvin, this is historic when number 7 98 that ties in with tony larussa for the most wins by a manager in oakland, a's history all right, sure, the brooklyn nets of built a super team. you know about the big three they've got, but the best player on the court tonight by far was jason tatum 23 years old to become the youngest boston celtics player ever to score 50 points in a playoff game, and it couldn't come have come at a better time with his team down to love in the syriza. he was hitting from everywhere, this one. the hope in the foulest celtics go up 13 late and then with a minute to go, tatum with the dagger, he's gone for 50 or more. or four times in his last 22 games. celtics win at 1 25 to 1 19. brooklyn still leads a serious two games to one, and tatum gets a hug and some love from his son, jason jr. and ever play that game, you know, think fast where you kind of throw something at someone who's walking by maybe a family member of friends. i think this couple takes it to ah, a

bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, kari. the red flag warning for the east bay valleys and hills behind me and the mountains the north bay, that was a red flag warning supposed to expire in an hour at 6:00 this morning but the meteorologist at the national weather service extended it another 36 hours until 6:00 tuesday night because the conditions are so dry and so hot as you've been mentioning. to dry in the north bay in american khannian the newell open space is temporarily closed as a precaution to keep anyone from sparking a wildfire. danny pham and ami takizawa recently moved to american canyon after they were evacuated from their home in san jose last year due to the scu fire. they chose american canyon because it's not close to mountains and figure it's a little safer from wildfires. >> i know that everywhere california is starting with fire. last year we stayed near the sacramento area, it was so bad there, so i choose here because there was the water. >> actually we do construction so every time there's a fire, it always affects us with the smoke in the air. it seems like it's a fact of life that we are going to have

bob. when he came to nashville -- another biblical note -- he goes he goes to a hill, he goes to a mountain -- american baptist theological seminary on the cumberland river, it is called the holy hill -- and he received a different commission. like abraham, like elisha, like peter, he received a different name. his friends began to call him john. john lewis was this figure who was connected to the young boy who had learned so much in troy and who had begun, as all of us did, in a garden. he became a commissioned, ordained apostle of what lincoln called our better angels. and john lewis was a better angel. and as an angel, he wanted to help make things grow. he becomes engaged in the civil rights movement in this city. first time he came to washington was in may of 1961 when he boarded a bus for the freedom rides. he made his mark in the sit ins of nashville. he had been arrested -- he saw it as a kind of baptism by fire. he said he never felt -- this is a new testament image -- he never felt as free as when he was jailed for the first time in nashville in 1960. his whole life was about grow

hill and the co operative open loop, just different ways looping, including shoes can produce fairly urgently needed. the textile industrial uses nearly a 1000000000 cubic misses of water each year. now, once more companies in bob, we come up with this also model where the candidate for this week doing your big i, let's neat nuts i muscle, rural. doing heard that involves producing. we can choose ones without any animal components. a quick check in zimbabwe. capital herrera shows that most jews here like elsewhere, are made from animal leather. but next time, as a rule and her workers use a synthetic leather with a cotton base the entire issue is going because if it's a little bit, the wreck seen the african fabric made from cotton and all that made with rubber. the women carefully select scraps of fabric from taylors. what was originally supposed to be a part of address will now get a 2nd to life cycling isn't. it's not a big topic and somebody, it's not particularly prominent activity. but for me that this kind of made me, like i said, it was a light bulb moment. i realize, okay, this actually a lot of fabric out there that's probably just been thrown out and we use african fabric. so why don't we incorporate

bob baffert, a big name, indeed. tim sullivan, thank you for helping us to understand it. >> thank you. >>> happening right now on capitol hillis testifying about the january 6th insurrection. we'll tell you what's happening there. tamethasone. . . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> the inspector general for the u.s. capitol police testifying again today before house lawmakers about the deadly january 6th insurrection. >> yeah. michael bolton is discussing problems with the threat assessment and countersurveillance operation within the capitol police. let's bring in now cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, inspector bolton is laying out all of the deficiencies that he found

bob, this is another reminder of that fire danger we face. >> you are correct, cierra. we're already in a drought of the hills behind me here in the tri-valley, which the sun comes up you'll remember they are very brown and the fuels are a level of dryness that we normally see in august, not now in may. this wildfire danger will increase as parts of the bay area as vianey were saying are expected to hit triple digits later today. the national weather service issued a heat advisory from noon until 9:00 tonight for the north bay mountains and valleys, the east bay interior valleys, diab because of the temps forecast in the high 90s to 101 degrees. there is this fire 680 yesterday afternoon firefighters knocked down before it spread into a major wildfire. they had to be prepared because of the wildfire season over the last several years. one man lived in walnut creek the contra costa county fire protection district designated a "high fire hazard area" because of vegetation can easily explode into uncontrollable wind-swept flames. >> it's in your minds because we dealt with it heavily the last few years. thankful

bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. when we last saw you, we were in the parking lot and moved up about a mile into the hills so you canee where the firefighters are at. you can see the main issue for them is and

the united states and bob dole and others went out to the rose garden to announce a bipartisan deal to control reagan-era deficits. the buyer brand republicans went up to capitol hill and did a rally, cnn covered quite as much as they did the signing at the white house. so you had this kind of breakdown of fundamental respect for the institutions. and fundamental respect is always up for grabs. >> yes. >> no one's saying that, all right, you have to salute. but for liz cheney, whose father served in that chamber, he was white house chief of staff when he was 34 years old for jim ford, secretary of defense, vice president of the united states. her mother ran the national endowment for the humanities. she's in the house of representatives. presidents come and go, both parties. that's what we want. we want a durable republic. and sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. and if you don't respect those rules, which is what the republican party as constituted and run now, they don't want to abide by those rules. they are captive to this sense of a will to power at all costs. >> thank you very much, jon meacham. >>> and next, the breaking news derek chauvin asking for a

bob menendez released a statement raising some concerns about those attacks we just discussed yesterday. and senator menendez has a reputation for being one of the more pro-israel democrats on capitol hillo it underscores the changing politics around this. of course, president biden spent most of the day yesterday working from the oval office. he's here in wilmington today. we have not yet heard him speak publicly this weekend about the conflict. there's nothing on his public schedule for today. he was initially expected to return to washington tonight. the white house says he'll now not go back until tomorrow and president biden's focus next week is going to be on his infrastructure package and getting that passed. but, of course, we should expect to see him come -- see continued pressure from democrats for president biden to speak out more against this. >> richard, really quickly to you. you've covered these conflicts over the years. where do you get a sense of where we are right now? closer to a cease-fire or continued escalation? >> well, it's very hard to know. you put -- if i put myself on the line, i could get it wrong but having covered a few of these before, i think both sides

committees on the hill have been holding public testimony since -- for weeks, but there has been discussion of holding an independent commission to look into it. is one needed? bobu say no in louisville, kentucky. >> thank you for taking my call. no, i don't agree that they have to have this investigation. unless they are going to investigate seattle and portland at the same time. six is one day. it was months in seattle of burning buildings down. that's all i got to say. host: ok, bob. all right. jennifer in oak park says what what it take for these republicans to take january 6 seriously? murdering the vp? torturing someone? they believe anyone can break into your house but that capital protection is wrong? it's vulgar. rick, illinois. caller: i've got a few things to say about the guy about three phone calls, the guy who said that people didn't have weapons. what do you think a flagpole is? beating people with a section of it? i think the people should take [indiscernible] i want to see them testify under oath and see what they say. ain't nobody cheap on that. i tell you, i'm a republican but i don't know, we got, we got our ass kicked, i'm sorry, but that's