there been republicansat in houe at a suggested going even further. obviously neither of these programs can continue indefinitely under their current financing and that's one of the big issues that over arches almost everything i washington talks about when it talkshe abot the budget. the medicare part a trust fund has about six years worth of solvency, at which point it doesn't go broke but it would start to pay out more than it is taking in. social securityis trust fund is solvent beyond that but i cover medicare more than i cover social security. >> host: this idea of a five-year sunset unless there's a renewal are the other programs that happens with? what is that look at such a massive program, what is that light compareds to these kind f yearly efforts to tweak these programs or at least to monitor them? >> guest: most funding has to be renewed every year but here's an example of something that comes up every five years are the user fees for the fda which are coming up this year. congress is on the edge of letting them lapse and having to send o

. >> washington and the white houe aren't listening. they just dont get it. >> reporter: a new cbs news pol found seven in ten americans believe democracy and the rule of law ared unthreat, about the same as in the days following te january 6th attack. on thursday former nypd detective thomas webster was sentenced to ten years in prison for assaulting police during the insurrection.r president trump told the wendy bell radio show that he will pardon the rioters if he is ree. >> if i decide to run and if i , i will be looking very, very sty about pardons. >> reporter: on friday former p white house counsel pat cipolloe is expected to appear before thl grand jury investigating januar. >> the first doses of pfizer's new covid booster shot are arrig at sites nationwide hours after the cdc signed off on them. at least five bay area counties say coun sll e rsuntil the whcod be as soon as next week. the bivalent booster targets the dot omicron subvariants as well as the original strain. kids as young as 12 will be eligible for for the new pfiz

. >> from these keels, to his houe in the hills, this heat wave definitely adds another layer of of complexity, another layer of difficulty on top of an already difficult situation. >> reporter: >> reporter: robert culberson s, the heat wave increased fire danger and will make fires that spark up even harder to fight. >> you will see an increase of e size and scope of fires, and ane of the drawdown of fire resources to handle those emerg. it really is a broad impact across the fire service. >> the extreme heat acceleratede mosquito fire, burning near tahoe, drying out the already incredibly dry brush and trees there. a haze is starting to set set in over the bay area. he is keenly aware of the fire danger all around. >> it definitely worries me, fo. for sure. maybe not in this very very spot, perhaps, but around us, and you know how the fire goes. you have to start from whe you want, it starts from maybe it happens a mile away and quickly catches up. >> he is holding out hope for some rain zone. >> maybe it will dry in a bit. >> reporter: and some much-needed relief in the months months to com

. >> you don't want to be for houe running your ac and just cookin. you don't have to worry about te stove so you can come out to res and enjoy the ac that we're running. and not worrying about working yourself to do it. so we've got everyone has plenty of plenty of shade especially with all the street park -- park let. that you can sit in and just moe space. >> the flex alert in place unti0 tonight. you are asked to hold off running large appliances until then. and raise the thermostat inside your home to 78 degrees. > >> parks in the east bay are tag precautions as we enter high temperatures. more than a dozen regional parks will be closed today and tomorrow to cut down on the fire risk and the risk of of heat related illness. and east bay resident walking to a nearby park said the closure cat her by surprise. >> for me, i simply hiked to thk from my backyard. like i could go up and over the ridge. i didn't realize the park was clod until i came over the hill. >> boy. got to be hot out therey lafayette. other parks closer to to the bay will remain o

remains in the parent's home and raises the children of parents home and it's thate kind of central houe that moves forward in time through generations. the h heirs would take over the business of the household whether they are merchant or temple priests or farmers or whatever else they do. .. cally let's say i have two sons and my oldest is going to take over my vocation as a college professor and going to take a wife, this is a heterosexual system and they are going to live with me and my husband for ever, that kind of brings up certain dangers what if he brings home someone we all hate, what if she is terrible about being a professor's wife, what if she doesn't get along with anyone or ruins the whole entire family business. so for the system to work there there has to be flexibility built in so if it doesn't work you can discard it and find a new one in this is what they did to the household is rigid but divorce had to be flexible and it wasn't unusual for somebody to and again until found a righe larger family their enterprise >> one of the things intriguing about this family and ma