howard: yeah.he new york times" at first stealth edited its story by modifying the language about the accusation, and then after "the washington post" it ran an actual correction. rudy giuliani is calling on all three organizations to reveal their source. what's your thought about in this. >> well, that's never going to happen. [laughter] the media definitely, at least the three -- the new "the new yk times," washington post picked it up and, of course, nbc news -- they do have egg on their face about this. i would give them credit for issuing corrections. i wouldn't exactly say it was an outright retraction the, it was a correction at least on "the washington post" page. my morning hard copy of "the new york times" did not have the article at all, howie, so i don't know what that says. but depending -- you know, i'm in jersey. who knows how early i get that. but the fact is, you know, the fact that the media pounced on this story, it should not be a surprise to anybody. the legitimacy of it is suc

there was no physical evidence tying erwin howard to the crime.d, there were those key card records showing him clocking into his job at american airlines the night of the murder. still, detective gates took the information he had gathered to the l.a. county district attorney's office and asked for a warrant. >> they declined to file charges. >> the did jimmy gates have the wrong man in his sights, was there ever going to be enough evidence to arrest the killer? and he killer? >> coming up. >> that's like lightning striking? >> twice. >> make that three times. >> one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in one of my cases in a courtroom. >> when dateline continues. line continues w way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old

howard: no, not in the short run. very little chance congress is going to raise all the taxes biden wants even on the 1%. he is certainly not proposing to raise taxes on everybody else. over the long run, sure. there's no doubt that we are running up huge deficits. we've been running up deficits for decades. at some point we are going to have to repay them, but not anytime soon. tom: let's go cbo on ourselves right now. very simply, can the new money coming in actually move the needle on paying down our deficit and our debt? howard: it is not going to pay it down. the only question is will it pay for some of what president biden and congress want to spend. it is not a question of paying down the debt. the question is how much bigger is the debt going to get. lisa: so let's talk about how big the debt is going to get and the idea that taxes are going to have to go up at some point immeasurably in order to counter this. can you give us some scale of what we are talking about? howard: president biden has proposed two big

folco boatman and russell howard already have valuable experience building space cameras together on a previous projects they photographed solar winds in 3 d. . what kind of cameras to focus to have on board that's never been done before. we don't have such cameras that's correct. in 2006 the missions sent off 2 satellites at once called stereo a and stereo be enabling the solar wind to be photographed from 2 sides at once but only from a very long distance. the grigor solar telescope stands at an altitude of 2400 meters at the foot of pico dealt a day on the island of 10 a refit where almost ideal conditions prevail for observing the sky. as the largest telescope in europe this telescope helps compliment observations by the park a solar probe from earth. usually air turbulence in the atmosphere poses an obstacle to observing the sun from earth but luzzi a client has a special mirror in her telescope that can compensate for such distortions. what's more the swiss scientists can observe the sun around the clock from here. the party's all approach the pakistan approach can take measure

cancer president of the international council of nurses howard it's been good talking with you thank you to you and all of your fellow nurses around the world we appreciate everything they do thank you very much. for a living you have signed a deal with a company to manufacture millions of doses of the johnson and johnson coated 1000 vaccine but there is a catch the deal is dependent on patent protections being waived bolivia which is x. needed about 10 percent of its population says it desperately needs more doses and has found a canadian company to manufacture them it has now applied to the world trade organization for a temporary patent suspension johnson and johnson would be paid royalties under that proposal. well many developing countries in the united states support waiving patent protections for back scenes but european countries they are resisting some nonprofit groups say e.u. leaders are only listening to the pharmaceutical lobbyist why is that going on how is that going on the talk about that right now my colleague told or joins us so why is there so why is the european u

folco boatman and russell howard already have valuable experience building space cameras together on a previous projects they photographed solar winds in 3 d. . what kind of us to footrest to have on board that's never been done before. we don't have such cameras that's correct. in 2006 the missions sent off to satellites at once called stereo a and stereo be enabling the solar wind to be photographed from 2 sides at once but only from a very long distance. the grigor solar telescope stands at an altitude of 2400 meters at the foot of pico dealt a day on the island of 10 a refit where almost ideal conditions prevail for observing the sky. as the largest telescope in europe this telescope helps compliment observations by the park a solar probe from earth. usually air turbulence in the atmosphere poses an obstacle to observing the sun from earth but luzzi a client has a special mirror in her telescope that can compensate for such distortions. what's more the swiss scientists can observe the sun around the clock from here. the parties all approach the pakistani probe can take measuremen

folco boatman and russell howard already have valuable experience building space cameras together on a previous projects they photographed solar wind in 3 d. . what kind of cameras to buttress to have on board that's never been done before. we don't have such cameras that's correct. in 2006 the missions sent off to satellites at once called stereo a and stereo be enabling the solar wind to be photographed from 2 sides at once but only from a very long distance. the grigor solar telescope stands at an altitude of 2400 meters at the foot of pico dealt a day on the island of 10 a refit where almost ideal conditions prevail for observing the sky. as the largest telescope in europe this telescope helps compliment observations by the park a solar probe from earth. usually air turbulence in the atmosphere poses an obstacle to observing the sun from earth but luzzi a client has a special mirror in her telescope that can compensate for such distortions. what's more the swiss scientists can observe the sun around the clock from here. parkas all approach the pakistani probe can take measurement

the oakland team said it's howard or bust. this has the blessing of major league baseball he said that the coliseum is not a viable option for a new stadium. and that the team should start looking elsewhere. >> we will start working with the league immediately to see what other options exist. we really need to get started and understanding what is out there. took the team in the league have ruled it out and they are getting support from the mayor who said "we share the urgency and the preference for oakland. today's statement makes clear that the only viable path is a ballpark on the waterfront. ". having lost the lawyers and raiders to have the third team gone would be devastating. >> part of the sticking point would be the infrastructure that is needed in the area just north of jack london square. that would cost taxpayers millions of dollars to bring it up to game day shape. reporting live, andria borba , kpix 5. >>> developing now . investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the deadly car crash. this happened on

of the international council of nurses he joins us tonight from geneva switzerland howard it's good to have you on the program the world owes you and your fellow nurses a huge debt of gratitude when you consider the dangers of the job especially in this pandemic is saying thank you was that enough. no it's not but firstly let me wish you and everybody a happy international nurses day but it fails so much more poignant a moment for a more somber reflection as your pieces showed the fight against this pandemic that nurses have been the forefront of has taken a really significant toll on cost on nursing workforce physical exhaustion the mental health precious nurses with infections necessarily dying nurses now leaving the profession as well and it's it's good to hear the recognition the applause and the accolades but it's not enough we need those applause to turn into firm actions we need to protect to support to develop on nursing work force on nurses have shown how they are holding our health systems together and when our health systems out together our economies thrive we're able to

cancer president of the international council of nurses howard it's been good talking with you thank you to you and all of your fellow nurses around the world we appreciate everything they do thank you very much. for living you have signed a deal with a company to manufacture millions of doses of the johnson and johnson coated 1900 vaccine but there is a catch the deal is dependent on patent protections being waived bolivia which is that it's needed about 10 percent of its population says it desperately needs more doses and has found a canadian company to manufacture them it has now applying to the world trade organization for a temporary patent suspension johnson and johnson would be paid royalties under that proposal. well many developing countries and the united states support waiving patent protections for covert night back scenes but european countries they are resisting some nonprofit groups say e.u. leaders are only listening to the pharmaceutical lobbyist why is that going on how is that going on the talk about that right now my colleague joel door joins us so why is there so

howard: there's a lot priced in. if you look to the consensus numbers and markets 23 or so times for 12 month earnings, historically, for example, 2019 when rates were and it below 2% range on the 10 year had the market at around 60.5 times forward earnings. there is a -- 16.5 times forward earnings. there is a pretty big gap. in the next six to 12 months, is back and 2.5% range, that is my opinion, so if you go back to that range, that should call -- pressure on equity prices. i have to go back to my comment on earnings. if we earned over $200 this year and $225, maybe even $235 next year and interest rates are moving higher, who is going to want to own anything but stocks? bonds will be negative returns. stocks are really the only game in town. i think people have to bear in mind we could be getting a lot of money coming out of both cash where a lot of money went during the last 12 months, both cash as well as fixed income in order to feel continued gains in stocks. jonathan: we have to leave it there. howard ward.

volcker boatman and russell howard already have valuable experience building space cameras together on a previous projects they photographed solar winds in 3 d. . what kind of cameras to the trust to have on board that's never been done before you know that we know. that we don't have such cameras that's correct. in 2006 the missions sent off to satellites at once called stereo a and stereo be enabling the solar wind to be photographed from 2 sides at once but only from a very long distance. the grigor solar telescope stands at an altitude of 2400 meters at the foot of pico dealt a day on the island of 10 a refit where almost ideal conditions prevail for observing the sky. as the largest telescope in europe this telescope helps compliment observations by the parkers solar probe from earth. usually air turbulence in the atmosphere poses an obstacle to observing the sun from earth but luzzi a client has a special mirror in her telescope that can compensate for such distortions. what's more the swiss scientist can observe the sun around the clock from here. parkas all approach the congres

folco boatman and russell howard already have valuable experience building space cameras together on a previous projects they photographed solar winds in 3 d. . what kind of cameras to trust to have on board that's never been done before. we don't have such cameras that's correct. in 2006 the mission sent off 2 satellites at once called stereo a stereo be enabling the solar wind to be photographed from 2 sides at once but only from a very long distance. the grigor solar telescope stands at an altitude of 2400 meters at the foot of pico dealt a day on the island of 10 a refit where almost ideal conditions prevail for observing the sky. as the largest telescope in europe this telescope helps compliment observations by the parkers solar probe from earth. usually air turbulence in the atmosphere poses an obstacle to observing the sun from earth but luzzi a client has a special mirror in her telescope that can compensate for such distortions. what's more the swiss scientist can observe the sun around the clock from here. park is all approach the congress all approved can take measurements

what's interesting about that as we first goes to howard university. it's a reputation isn't very strong. in fact, it is it was only a night school law school, which meant that it was set up so that for individuals who had to work during the day. could go to law school at night and then become lawyers, but the standards were not very high and the demands were not very high and he sort of reluctantly decided to go to howard because he could go there at night and work during the day, but what happens when he gets there. they also brought on board a new sort of dean of the law school charles, hamilton, houston. and houston has decided that he's hired to buffer and to build up the law school at howard university. and he decides that what he needs to do is to change the way that it operates and the biggest change he makes is to change it from a night school to a day school and you could imagine the how but went up when he decided to do that because even though it was the night school and it wasn't it's highly regarded it provided a pathway to a different li

jay howard assumed the seriousness of his father. one senator once quipped that jake howard putin not only talks like an affidavit, he looks like one. he was a serious looking fellow, he had some bushy eyebrows, but this is a man who preached a sermon at the company christmas party every year. insisting on why you had to use the king james version. a smart, conservative, serious businessman and christian. as a result of [inaudible] rootedness in texas, its first kind of leverage would come from moving to spindle top almost immediately. it would take a foothold there. it would then have a big hold of east texas and even though it was based in pennsylvania, cynical would become the square dealer as many said family run company of east texas. so jake howard pew assumed the role of wildcat political warrior naturally. pitch what were some of the initial political victories? here we will kind of take us to the present moment in the next few moments. how does the spirit of rebellion manifest itself in a broader political movement? some of

howard dean ran the democratic party as dnc chair. many other titles and accolades that i could list. but i begin there. and, michael, your republican party has a problem tonight. i guess i'll ask you what you think about what i now share with viewers, that i believe this goes beyond a party or an election or political posturing. there is a concern here about whether both parties will adhere to elections or not in this country. >> yeah, i don't think that's an exaggeration, ari. i think that's a very finely tuned point, based on the evidence and facts that have been presented to us by the party, not just in these moments that occurred today, but going back to probably about a year ago this time when the president began his narrative to systematically shake down the election of 2020 by, you know, intimating and then outright saying that if he were not the winner that the election was fraudulent. and, so, what is disturbing and very problematic for the party is that leaders in that party, in this party, took up that mantle, that lie, an

howard was convicted in 1995 and sentenced to 80 years in prison for a double murdeat took place inin 2014, a judge threw out howard's sentence after his lawyers uncovered new evidence, but he remained in prison until august 2016 when he was freed by that same judge, by the way when dna evidence exonerated him. howard is now eligible to apply for compensation of up to $750,000 >>> black gun ownership is on the rise, but the number of blacks who own gun stores remains low. according to the national shooting sports foundation, there are at least 6,000 gun stores in e states, but the national african american gun association says fewer than ten are black-owned. since march of last year, the fbi has conducted over 46 million background checks for gun purchases. the national shooting sports foundation found that 40% of the gun sales were to first-time buyer, adding that gun purchases from black americans increased last year, 56% more than any other race >>> in case you missed it this weeken academy award-winning actress olympia dukakis died on saturday after months of failing health she

. >> alameda county join a regional collaboration and vote for a waterfront ballpark at howard terminalt the port of oakland according to the plan that would create 18 acres of new publicly accessible waterfront parks and 3,000 units of critically needed new housing units oakland is urging the county's board of supervisors to vote by june 15th. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> serve beautiful night for some bay area baseball. the 2 teams here still right in the thick of things in their respective leaves and both in action as we speak. also both against teams from la. so got to beat them right. all right. first, let's check in on the giants. a rivalry game for sf, although who hasn't been much of a rivalry this season dodgers lead the series. by 4 games. and in this game tied at 2 in the bottom of the 5th. last night after heavy bay bridge traffic force the angels to take bart to the coliseum. los angeles arrived on the team bus as planned tonight. and so did stud pitcher shohei ohtani. he got the start right now. it's tied at one. we also have highlights of t

you lead the affinity group with howard zinn and noam chomsky.ose you as the commander of their affinity group because they said you've been in vietnam, you were a marine. >> that is an exaggeration. they said afterwards they perceived me as taking over -- let's say, mainly, -- i will tell you what i think they were referring to was sitting in the middle of 14th street and the theory of rennie davis had said if they won't stop the war, we will stop the government. 1971, the vets had been throwing their medals over the fence during a crucial time of the peace movement, a very powerful image and moment. medals of honor and other things. we were there. i had with me about that was very influential to me, barbara deming, revolution and equilibrium, a book that kind of perverted me on nonviolence. i thought, welcome if they let me have a book in jill -- which they never do, it turns out cash i will have this with me to read in jail. we go out at 4:00 in the morning, taxi drivers volunteered take class on, mostly black come actually. we went out to 14t

we begin with andria borba who is live at howard terminal with more on the story. >> reporter: this is where the team said that the new stadium privately financed must be or the team will start looking for a new city. >> it is howard or bust. >> reporter: the oakland a president said that the proposed ballpark is the last chance to keep the team in oakland. the new pressure campaign comes as major league baseball is criticizing that the slow speed of winning approval for the ballpark. saying that they have started exploring other markets while they pursue a waterfront ballpark. but we will work with the league immediately to work with other committees and see what other options exist. we need to get started and understand what is out there. >> reporter: some groups wanted the team to build in east oakland. but the team in the league ruled that out. and they are getting support from oakland mayor. saying that the only viable pass to keep the oakland a's here is a ball park on the waterfront. >> it would be devastating. having lost the raiders and the warriors the third team gone would b

. >> reporter: texas lawmakers are wrapping up a legislative session and donna howard is surprised even by texas standards by the red are meat agenda that has been pushed in the months since the november election. >> it has a lot to do with what happened this in the last election. there's some bitterness there. that they want to see some of the democrats squirm. >> reporter: remember are all that talk about democrats turning texas blue in 2020? republicans crushed those dreams. for now. >> they said that president trump will win the state of texas. >> in 2012, barack obama beat mitt romney by 16 points in 2016, trump beat hillary clinton by 16, and as president ally elections are getting closer and closer that texas republicans would be more moderate. that is not what we have seen.

session and democratic state representative donna howard says she's surprised even by texas standards by the red meat agenda pushed by texas republicans in the months since the november election. >> i think it has a lot to do with -- with what happened in the last election, there's some bitterness there and that they want to see some of the democrats squirm. >> reporter: remember all that talk about democrats turning texas blue in 2020? republicans crushed those dreams for now. >> cnn projects that president trump will win the state of texas. >> reporter: in 2012 mitt romney beat barack obama in texas by 16 points. in 2016 donald trump beat hillary clinton by nine points and in 2020 trump won by five. so you might think that as presidential elections here in texas get closer and closer that texas republicans would become more moderate, but that's just not what we've seen here in the texas capital. texas republicans have pass add

legislative session and donna howard says she's surprised even by texas standards by the red meat agenda push by texas republicans in the months since the election. >> i think it has a lot to do with what happened in the last election. there is some bitterness there, and that they want to see some of the democrats squirm. >> reporter: remember all that talk about democrats turning texas blue in 2020? republicans crushed those dreams. for now. >> cnn projects that president trump will win the state of texas. >> reporter: in 2012, mitt romney beat barack obama in texas by 16 points n. 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton by nine points. and in 2020, trump won by five. so you might think that as presidential elections here in texas get closer and closer that texas republicans would become more moderate. but that's just not what we have seen here in the texas capital. texas republicans passed a

boseman graduated from howard in 2000 with a degree in directing. studying there he helped lead a student protest against plans to merge the college of fine arts into the college of arts and sciences. his widow said that the naming of the school ensures his legacy will continue to inspire young storytellers for years to come. >>> well, still ahead, a contest for burger lovers. heinz is searching for its first head burger artist. what the job entails. tist. what the job entails. ♪ ♪ pain? yeah. here. aspercreme with max-strength* lidocaine. works fast and lasts. keep it. you're gonna need it. kick pain with aspercreme good night syra. night, drive safe. i love you. drive safe. ok buh bye mommy. you guys ready? you sure you got everything? drive safe. we all say it; chevy can help you do it. with chevy safety assist standard on the new equinox and trailblazer part of the chevy family of suvs. drive safe. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill tha

that's correct. >> we definitely want howard terminal just to to to see this. the city become a world class city that deserves to be in and we deserve something great like this. well. >> however, not everyone is on board with building a new stadium on the waterfront opponents to the howard terminal site say they believe it will saddle oakland taxpayers with infrastructure costs for a new stadium in development complex that they say will negatively impact the seaport on july 20th, the oakland city council has scheduled a long-awaited vote on the new ballpark proposal. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> when the warriors taking on the lakers tonight. everyone will be focused on the match up inside the matchup. these 2 guys right there. lebron james, we're steph curry. it's a rivalry that has developed over time. and when it's all said and done, these 2 will likely be the 2 biggest stars of their generation tonight will be 39 time. these 2 have played one another staffs record against king james 2216. but tonight's matchup step will be the und

we're in a bit you at the days inn open howard coliseum just keep days ago that your primary go yeah. >> that's correct. that's correct. >> we definitely want howard terminal just to to to see this city become a world class city that deserves to be in and we deserve something great like this. well. >> however, not everyone is on board with building a new stadium on the waterfront opponents to the howard terminal site say they believe it will settle oakland taxpayers with infrastructure costs for a new stadium in development complex that they say will negatively impact the seaport on july 20th, the oakland city council has scheduled a long-awaited vote on the new ballpark proposal. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> keep your kids safe online. the new tools tiktok is offering to make sure that you know what your family is watching. >> and how president biden is shifting his stance is the conflict between israel and hamas shows no signs of slowing down. >> tiktok is adding a new feature to help keep your kids safe. it will equip moms and dads with the information needed to not only learn abo

by him. >> we know that howard was the original upcycler.ated out of what must people would consider to be garbage. it's miraculous he was able to take things and make it into this amazing art environment we're still enjoying generations later. we have a 300-foot-long outdoor gallery and a world folk art church that is several stories tall, and we have a cadillac shed and medication chapel and mosaic garden, and we have all of these different things that howard created. this is such a holy grail of all art environments in not only the united states but also the world. >> "off the beaten path," brought to you by expedia. i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with

either approve the howard terminal. watch the a's raiders and orioles to whatever destination whether it is vegas or national. this is reallyis reallyis really negotiations truly really begin. we will see what happens over the course of the next few months. we will have more coming in sports. >> the back is against the wall. there are so many other cities that would be delighted to get the oakland a's. where does the city of oakland go from here and what happens if the team makes good on this threat to leave? joining us now isnow isnow isnos insider phil matier. field, a lot to talk about. the a's have been trying to get a stadium for more than a decade. it has come to this. they lost the warriors. they lost the raiders. what does oakland have to do? the strike account is really against the city. >> it is. when we show the pictures of the ballpark, dan, it is not just a ballpark. it is an entire neighborhood of the a's are proposing to put on the waterfront. some 3000 units of housing, a hotel, high-rise office space an

elizabeth: you know, so that is really disturbing, howard.lling rioters it is okay to burn the city down. only one person has reportedly gone to prison to, jail because of rioting, after dozens were arrested. what do you say? >> how ironic this is the mayor in the streets supporting the protesters saying they had a right to protest, they could take over blocks of communities, now that he is being threatened he finally said enough is enough. i think he is being pressured by the good citizens of the city who have seen their city under siege. they need to take it back. the only people that will take it back are the police. elizabeth: all right. howard safir, thanks for joining us, come back soon. >> good to be with you, liz. elizabeth: same here. coming up fox news political analyst giano caldwell, he will break down the new skirmishes and big fight of over so-called wokism in schools and big companies. workers locked out. people have lost jobs because of the pandemic. this is the latest chapter in a debate roiling the country. surprising take w

>> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say?t they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. and this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when laverne and shirley made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. ♪ schlemiel, schlimazel ♪ ♪ hossenfeffer incorporated ♪ >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to

joining us are the stars of the video, charlie and harry davis along with their father, howard.you've been sort of nameless to us a little bit for so long and, howard, great to see you as well guys, first question, charlie, has got to be to you, first of all, to why exactly you're doing this and not just auctioning it off as an nft but pulling it from youtube are you done with that wide exposure >> i think it was 14 years ago and youtube was the new thing but now nft has now become the new thing so that's why we decided to put it up for say silent auction. >> harry, clearly this has been viewed by hundreds of millions of people. it makes the two of you two of the most famous people in the world. i can recognize you both now relative to seeing the clip but only because we've been watching it all day have you been famous celebrities amongst your school friends? >> well, i wouldn't say famous celebrities amongst school friends, it's more of it's exciting for a couple of weeks and then it's kind of in the background but yeah, it's really cool to know that it's one of these big video

travel also says the lack of a vote on the howard terminal side is affecting the team's future because the team's lee said its current location ring central coliseum comes to an end and 2024 the timeline for the proposed site over at howard terminal. well that's unexpected to be complete until 2027 if it's approved, meaning there would be a gap of where the team would play. now we could learn more about the city's next steps from merely be chef. she's scheduled to appear during the eight o'clock hour mornings on two tomorrow. back to you, andre. senior live forced tonight. thank you, bay area counties are already planning to make it easier to get kids vaccinated by offering vaccine clinics right there at school sides. contra costa county superintendent of schools, says their school vaccination sites should be up and running by next week for school districts in solano county, fairfield, vaca ville beneath sha and travis. i've signed up with public health tau host vaccination clinics. wolves are kind of the hub of a lot of neighborhoods. they're accessible. a lot of families walked to sc

howard take care.ee you soon thank you. >> thank you, brian. >>> all right. we are just getting started on a busy thursday. when we come back, from california to montana. why one huge tech firm is moving to the mountains. >>> and a business win for eco minded investments when it comes to oil we speak to the ceo of calsrs. >>> and the big bubble warning over crypto and housing. is it 2008 all over again? a very busy hour when "worldwide isr ange" returns right afte th labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all your data, modernize without rebuilding, and help keep things both open and secure. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going hybrid with the technology and expertise of ibm. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does.

wolowitz: howard! can you hear me?! i can hear you without the phone! don't be snippy.ited to talk to my baby! i'm excited to talk to you, too. so, what's this mishegas about you moving out to go live with the little polish girl?! how about calling her my wife? wives don't take boys from their mothers. they do. that's why we marry them! i just hope i'm not dead from a broken heart before you get back. ma, please. everyone from nasa is listening to this phone call. good. they should know what a horrible son you are! okay, ma, great talking to you! gotta go! (sighs) well... space is ruined.

of the international council of nurses he joins us tonight from geneva switzerland howard it's good to have you on the program the world owes you and your fellow nurses a huge debt of gratitude when you consider the dangers of the job especially in this pandemic is saying thinking was that enough. no it's not but firstly let me wish you and everybody a happy international nurses day but it fails so much more poignant a moment for a more somber reflection as your pieces showed the fight against this pandemic that nurses have been the forefront of has taken a really significant toll on cost on nursing workforce physical exhaustion the mental health pressures nurses with infections necessarily dying nurses now leaving the profession as well and it's it's good to hear the recognition the applause and the accolades but it's not enough we need those applause to turn into firm actions we need to protect to support to develop on the nursing workforce our nurses have shown how they are holding our health systems together when our house systems out together our economies thrive we're able to

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the howard family raised the money for it. you will see some other images of jen in -- jim in a minute. here is jim howard in misses russo's kitchen. he came with this radio. he can't -- he had come out of the movies. the snow was deep enough that his father had to drive -- drop him off at the top of the point. he walked in carrying it against the wind. he sat up in misses russo's kitchen and was there all night. they figured out very early that they were being, that the crewmen were using flags initially. once they had a radio, they were able to communicate. they were able to assure them where they were. it was about 8:00 at night that became a ground and the storm got worse and worse. it was not until about 4:00 in the morning that they got them off. rescued seamen find warm scituate haven. it is always referred to as messieurs -- messieurs versus -- misses russo's house. she took this group in and happen to speak the dialect they spoke. she was about 59-year-old -- years old and had about 39 breakfast guests from the old co

of the international council of nurses he joins us tonight from geneva switzerland howard it's good to have you on the program the world owes you and your fellow nurses a huge debt of gratitude when you consider the dangers of the job especially in this pandemic is saying thinking was that enough. no it's not but firstly let me wish you and everybody a happy international nurses day but it fails so much more poignant a moment for a more somber reflection as your pieces showed the fight against this pandemic that nurses have been the forefront of has taken a really significant toll and cost on a single work force physical exhaustion the mental health pressures nurses with infections necessarily dying nurses now leaving the profession as well and it's it's good to hear the recognition the applause and the accolades but it's not enough we need those applause to turn into firm actions we need to protect to support to develop on nursing work force our nurses have shown how they are holding our health systems together when our health systems out together our economies thrive we're able to

. >> reporter: in a conversation today they said that it is howard terminal or bus. major league baseball told the team that they can begin exploring new market. the team said that the new howard terminal ballpark needs to be approved and voted on before summer recess. >> it is been hard to advance it through the process with the city council we are doing everything we can to push that forward, and understand what else is out there. >> reporter: the process of looking at other markets will begin immediately. and if you're thinking about building a new stadium at the coliseum. the mlb said that is not a viable option at this point. the lease is up in 2024. and he said it was three weeks ago that they delivered an environmental impact for a $12 billion stadium with $855 million in taxpayer improvements . >> oakland mayor said that it makes clear that the only viable path to keeping the oakland a's as a ballpark on the waterfront. the east oakland stadium alliances firing back and saying that the city of oakland should not be pressured by threat. and that involves handi

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sorry, so howard, i'm going to havel howard, i'm going to have to interrupt you because we are out ofwill see you soon. hello there. the torrential downpours, the thunderstorms were once again the talking point of the weather on monday. up to an inch of rain fell in some areas, and a covering of hail in others, as you can see. so, just adding to the rainfall totals that we've already seen this may. some areas, such as bala in north wales, having had twice as much rainfall as we'd normally see throughout the whole of may, and that's so far. and once again, for the day ahead, with low pressure sat to the west of the uk, it's going to throw showers our way. it gives the atmosphere that instability to grow the showers, and the sunshine strong at this time of year. not preventing perhaps a touch of frost for northern ireland first thing. a bit on the chilly side. a little bit of mist and perhaps valley fog, if you're up early enough. that should clear quite quickly. plenty of sunshine first thing, but already showers, in fact a more persistent area of showers moving in across wales and the

howard foreman says internet addiction is real. >> based on volume of calls i am getting and that myleagues are getting, it is certainly growing. i think we're going to see this emerge as one of the major behavioral addictions in the united states. >> published research in the u.s. is scarce, overseas studies noted sharp increase in internet dependence during the pandemic, with links to anxiety and depression >> i had to go on blood pressure medicine >> what is happening when we cross this line on the computer into addiction >> every time that you get a like or a follow or someone comments on something you posted, you get a surge of dopamine in a part of the brain we call in layman's terms the pleasure center, and it gets very addicting once you get more and more of the surge of pleasure. >> attempts to stop cold he says generally fail >> the therapy that i start with is you start with a simple do and simple don't simple do is do engage in activities that previously were pleasurable to you before the internet took over your life. >> as for scott, a health care worker, online disinfor

i haven't read the book, but i've heard of it many times, called "debunking howard zen: exposing the fake history that turned a generation against america." mary. where are you, mary? there you are. >> thank you. can everybody hear me? great. since 1980, when it was first published, howard zen's "a peaceful history of the united states" is spreading the idea that the united states is irredeemably corrupt. this book is fake history based on falsified evidence, misquotations with critical words left out, and plaguerized, disreputable sources. over 100,000 educators have signed on to the project and over 300,000 in social media. it is widely used in advanced placement history high school classes and in teacher education programs. it is quoted in schoolbooks. in portland, oregon and surrounding areas, for several years now a young people's history has been used in all eighth grade classrooms. zin claims other historians have not told the truth about the atrocities committed by columbus on down. people reading it cry and get angry, sometimes taking to the streets. the zinn book was a popu

it was at howard that hurston publisher for a short story and in the campus literary magazine in 1921. she was soon submitting stories to major black publications in new york, including "opportunity." her stories were not only accepted but often w prizeson -- won prizes. she moved to new york city in 1925. these placements, including in the new negro, continued to 1927 to collecting folklore. she returned to eatonville and visited southern alabama to introduce cujo lewis who had come to the u.s. on the last slave ship in the 1850's. this was the first of many trips she would make to the u.s. south to collect black folklore, including a significant one to northlands to learn about -- new orleans to learn about and participate in the rituals of voodoo. with the assistance of the connection she made with white academics at rollins college on these return trips to florida the gilded sixpence, whatever most impressive short stories was published in the prestigious mainstream magazine "story." this true attention -- i'm sorry. this drew the attention of major publishers who to published nov

detective howard cole spent some time with queens husband.get the money out of the way his own bank account. i think there was time where he did it he thought that we didn't know what we were doing? >> he seemed -- what was your opinion of him? >> he seemed like a real decent guy. he was depending on us to fix his situation. i was trying to put myself in his shoes and i thought that he dealt with it pretty well considering the circumstances. >> he waited at his home, everyone waited as minutes became hours hoping for some contact. but there was nothing. quinn's mom was so stressed that toni cravat suggested a change of scenery and had her brought to this courtyard at the jacksonville fbi headquarters. it was around 6 pm. >> she opens the phone and her whole physical being changes. >> and it was quinn. >> when, quinn what's wrong? >> and she was completely hysterical, screaming. she was screaming at me. >> when, when, talk to me. >> she was incoherent at that point, i couldn't even understand what she was saying. when, did they hurt you? >> to

approve howard terminal or perhaps you watch the a's follow the raiders and warriors out of town.we'll have more on this tonight at 6:00. >> then everybody is gone. all right thanks larry. >> yeah. >>> all right now let's turn to new developments on the drought. in sonoma county officials are asking tens of thousands of people who rely on the russian river watershed to use much less water. wayne freedman has more now on the measures that may follow. >> reporter: let's begin with the good news, sort of. it arrives in the name of denny murphy he has a personal reservoir filled with rainwater run off covered with plants to keep it from evaporating in this sum's drought. >> you saw this coming. >> yeah. seen them before. >> reporter: but for many of us these other worldly scenes of lake mendecino mean something new and so do actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors they're asking the state water board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. sonoma county needs to ask the state because of impacts along the shores. but i

the president of howard university wrote in a statement, quote, chadwick's love for howard universityt's my honor to ensure his legacy lives on. >>> all right, still ahead here the gop's lead negotiator on police reform signals a deadline for a deal on new legislation. >>> and as we go to break a look at this day in history, five years ago, barack obama became the first american chief executive to visit hiroshima. >> we have a shared responsibility to look directly into the eye of history and ask what we must do to curb suffering again. ering again. nn breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. >>> i just think that the reality of it that we can't, this can't go on forever. therefore you have to figure out what the most rea