. >> uh-hu-- at abbeyville high s. and now we find out there's another core. truly know? >> i love that your science teacher told you that, mine just wheeled in the television. >> watch "bill and ted's excellent adventure". >> scientists have discovered yet another layer deep inside the core of the earth. >> you know what? even earth has many layers. >> yes. >> you know, just -- >> deeper than we think. >> yeah, exactly. >>> so this next story, too, is interesting, because we're going to take you back to the land before time. >> i used to love that. >> the jurassic period. >> you know what a monkey dactile is? the first to have opposable thumbs. >> not what i thought. > i thought it was a mix. we'll get to that story. but this is a monkey dactile. this is what they think it looked like back in the day. >> found in 2019 in china the fossilized remains were found there. >> it could climb trees really fast because of those opposable thumbs. >>> speaking of the species and mixing, you know, i can't even say it, a pizzly bear is a mix between a grizzly bear and a p

hu. >> welcome. >> hello. i am evelyn hu and this is my husband. we are the recent owners of 24/7 2 vallejo street. we purchased the property two months ago. there is a whole history of issues of the building currently cleaned up. we are still in the process of cleaning up some of those things. i wanted to address a couple of things that just came up an hour before this hearing. she alluded to a set of plans that referred to the light well area specifically the deck and the stairs as unpermitted. i had a conversation with sanchez an hour ago where i was given notice of this. i just called my drafter. it appears there was a plan set prepared for conversation with our tenant referring to the fact that the deck that he enjoys currently that i believe he enjoys by himself exclusively we are permitting to be a private deck for him. the landlord tenant attorney wanted to specify between a space that did not be long to the tenanted before to a space that was permitted to him. this language of permitted not permitted refers to the top floor of the communit

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the points and a hu: performance like we did. _ performance like we did. the points and a hug shared but _ performance like we did. the points and a hug shared but neither - performance like we did. the points i and a hug shared but neither manager 100% happy —— neither manager a 100% happy bunny. yes, newcastle could have still fallen into the relegation zone today fulham beat aston villa. they failed to do that despite taking the lead in the second half. better of it capitalising on a defensive mix—up. —— mitrovic capitalising. that was for 30 minutes to go there until dean smith's side turned it around and fast. tres gay with two goals inside three minutes. —— trezeguet with two goals inside three minutes before 0llie watkins scored the winner. the day's early match saw southampton fightback, for a much needed win at st marys. they got the better of burnley — who went two goals up — matej vydra with their second. but an action packed first half saw saints level by the break. danny ings making it 2—2 and nathan redmond's stunne

hu is not here, why don't we go to rafael picazo for seat 2. >> good morning, supervisor peskin.y name is rafael picazo. i'm the current applicant for district 2. born and raised in san francisco. i live in alameda now because of gentrification. but everything i do, i do for san francisco. i've worked here for 38 years in the school district. i'm an advocate for the people of the mission district on fair housing and low income housing. i proudly stand behind the student and the children of the san francisco school district and would like to see them catch up on all the lost education that they've, you know, received during the pandemic. i'm motivated 100% to be part of this group and to help out in making decisions and to bringing education equity back to the district and making sure everybody is fair and transparent as far as education is concerned. i would like to be part of the system and helping where help is needed. i'm here for the city of san francisco like i ed earlier. i love this city. this is my city and i want to do the best things i can to help the people of this cit

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elizabeth: joining us now john hu, former law clerk to supreme court justice clarence thomas.ou. thank you so much for joining us. what do you think of the biden administration looking to packing, expanding the supreme court? it comes as conservatives win major victories at the supreme court, including involving onerous lockdowns in california? at least four victories for conservatives here, what do you say? >> first, i think it's a terrible idea to pack the court. it is part of a broader progressive project to sweep away traditions and institutions part of our constitutional history, part of the way we've governed ourselves for hundreds of years. the supreme court's size has been nine since 1869. it isn't set in the constitution how many justices it should be but both political parties realized we don't want to tamper with the courts, make it 10 or five, just to influence decisions. if we do that we'll turn the courts into another arm of the government rather than a defender of our individual liberties and people who make sure the balance is struck in our constitution and mai

lydia hu is here to tell us what's next as the votes are being counted as we speak. >> reporter: hi,so much of what's happening these days, it's being made public through a zoom link. unfortunately, we can't show you that process, but i can tell you able to see it, and it's a room where you see agents from the national labor relations board that are going through hand counting each vote one by one, calling out whether it's a yes or no vote and placing them in the respect i boxes. and there's also an agent or a representative, i should say, from both amazon and the union there to watch along with many people that are tuning in to watch this as it unfolds. now, it's unclear exactly how long this process is going to take, but it is taking longer than usual because the voting happened through mail and not in person as usually that happens. now, the vote was actually ended a week ago, and since then the national labor relations board sorted through the votes with representatives from amazon and the union just to review the names and suggests, not how the finish signatures, not how the vot

proportionate and insists there is still room for the 2 countries to work together i was clear with president hu that we could have gone through when i chose not to do so i chose to be proportionate you're not going to be kicked off the cycle works schoolish the conflict with russia we want a stable predictable relationship russia continues interfere with our democracy i'm prepared to take further action is to respond it is my responsibility as presidents least to do so. america's top diplomat is in afghanistan to reassure the government of continued u.s. support the support of full withdrawal of troops by september secretary of state anthony blinken met with president ashraf ghani and chief executive of the love below in kabul lincoln says there will be a new push for diplomacy but it is time for u.s. troops to return home former police officer derek show ven has chosen not to testify in the trial over george floyd's death both prosecution and defense have rested their cases closing arguments will start on monday. meanwhile the us police officer who fatally shot a young on armed black man has a

dominic cummings may make at the _ to make, that dominic cummings may make at the select committee are so hu-eso huge that— make at the select committee are so huge that people will sit up and take notice. the central allegation is that— take notice. the central allegation is that the — take notice. the central allegation is that the prime minister was so reluctaht— is that the prime minister was so reluctant to allow a second to lock down _ reluctant to allow a second to lock down that — reluctant to allow a second to lock down that he was prepared to tolerate — down that he was prepared to tolerate a very large death toll. we understand that he may be about to tell the _ understand that he may be about to tell the comments select committee and i tell the comments select committee and i think— tell the comments select committee and i think that people will set up at that— and i think that people will set up at that and take notice. this is all hugely— at that and take notice. this is all hugely there went so many challenges facing _ hugely there went so many challenges facing our— hugely ther

hu. >> so when we had the approved plans we assumed everything was a firewall. it is correct that i think within the recent investigation period leading us to this appealing we have reason to believe some of those firewalls are just plywood. >> the question is -- mr. duffy would you ask the question complete infill or partial. >> are you building a new wall from the ground to the roof that is a wall or infilling 10 by 6. >> we want a full one hour wall. we thought that it would just be the 10 by 6. i think we have to redo the wall that is potentially not a firewall. the intent is a full firewall. does that answer the question? if not i can clarify. >> that is not on the plans. it is good to know. that is another permit you need. >> absolutely. we would file an addendum or another permit as appropriate to paysicly rectify the site position which is our intent full firewall. >> i am done. >> president honda has a question for deputy director duffy. >> i will let my fellow commissioners ask questions first. >> commissioner lazarus and commissioner chang. >> mr. duf

what if would have left the palace probably horizontally a long time ago the son of president hu's it was a general and he has he's had many military people in his family he's a member of the ruling ethnic group and the guy was make up about 8 percent of the chaldean population part of the problem is that as a guy was tend to fight amongst themselves and there's there's never been any clear decision within these ago ethnic groups as to who should who should be in charge so we've got this we've got this a gala conflict and then bend the rebels outside outside of those ago ethnic groups who would like to would like to take a turn at ruling the country as well david's very quickly how will the people of chad remember a interesting him he'll be remembered mainly as the man who hung on to power for far too long and didn't share it there you know there are positive elements of what he did he was very good with the environment he gave a lot of support to to protecting wildlife and natural areas in the country but he'll be remembered by most people in the country as as as the man who did ever

what if would have left the palace probably horizontally a long time ago the son of president hu's it was a general and he has their ears had many military people in his family he's a member of the ruling ethnic group and the guy was make up about 8 percent of the chaldean population you know part of the problem is that there's a guy always tend to fight amongst themselves that there's there's never been any clear decision within these ago ethnic groups as to who should who should be in charge so we've got this we've got this a gala conflict and then bend the rebels outside outside of those ago ethnic groups who would like to would like to take a turn at ruling the country as well david's very quickly how will the people of chad remember a interesting him he'll be remembered mainly as the man who hung on to power for far too long and didn't share it there you know there are positive elements of what he did he was very good with the environment he gave a lot of support to to protecting wildlife and natural areas in the country but he'll be remembered by most people in the country as as

it's a hu tax increase for one thing, on job creators in the united states of america.cans also think the possibility of raising the tax rate on corporate america could kill job growth. we got a jobs report on friday that showed employers added some 916,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate also dropping just a little bit to 6% still, the white house thinks this is gonna be the best way to pay for the plan. the president says. he's gonna be inviting republicans to come here to the white house to have a conversation with him about how best to pay for any info. structure plan, although it's unclear at this point, which republicans will get the invite the president's been at camp david for the easter weekend. he's due back at the white house on monday at the white house. mark meredith fox news the second week of testimony in the derrick show, vin murder trial is set to begin tomorrow. so far we've heard from eye witnesses, including an off duty firefighter, and paramedics who responded to the scene. we also heard the emotional testimony from george floyd's girlfriend

we've seen persistent shadows a line that were really from president hu through his bonier to jamaica honduras and nicaragua is given fresh flowing fighting in the dominican republic and i think it might do the same again because the shows have not gone away haiti is also a potential risk but it does seem to drop a little during friday heavy shasta's seem likely in costa rica and panama but in mexico with a solidly brace you should be enjoying warm sunshine. for . a footballer from spain traded battling opponents on the plate for fighting fascism at home on the brule. footballing legend at accountant introduces sup the name on the bottle. of water could be used his beloved game to help himself a novice survived the horrors of a nazi concentration camp. football rebels on al-jazeera. jumped into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we and aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been discon

luckily, police say, nobody was hu. >>> when talking about the weather today, it depends where you were . if you are closer to the water, it was chilly, but further inland, it was pleasant. >> things warmed up inland, and even if you stayed in one spot, things went very as the clouds that hung out to start retreated towards the coast, but they did not make their way all the way off the coast. this is the satellite perspective, and that is the low cloud cover and fog hanging right along the coast. only about 52 degrees in pacifica right now . farther inland, abundant sunshine . we will see clouds filling in as we head into the rest of the night and spilling into the inland valleys tomorrow morning . it will back up toward the coast but take an hour or two longer than it did today , and that hour or two makes a difference in terms of temperature, so probably a couple degrees cooler across the board. the fog hanging out in the coast around noon tomorrow. we may see a clearing trend by the customer afternoon . the onshore wind is still going to be with us throughout the day tomorrow , occas

people more than 240000 people have been displaced since december's election which was won by president hu we had the backing of russia with the russian fighters on the ground the wagner's group which is a private russian contractor company and we were there when we met with the advisor to the president vladimir is a corrupt who told us that russia was there on the ground to ensure the president can regain control of the country and secure the security of the border now according to the un 44 percent of the country is in the hands of armed groups specifically the coalition for patriotic change led by former president francois in a not so veiled threat the ambassador to russia on the ground said that it was easy could be neutralized by russian forces or the central african forces if need be on the ground if he continues to from at rest now the west and especially france sees the presence of russian forces on the ground with suspicion they say they're adding fuel to the fire in a country that's already volatile work where most of the population are in dire need of humanitarian help. the u.s.

brazil supreme court has confirmed its decision to no criminal convictions against former president hu that the silver last month the court ruled that lula was treated unfairly in a series of corruption investigations justice carmen the sierra reverse or other positions if in the court's 5 judge panel in the us favor lula is now eligible to run the next year's election against presidents jr both sonando. the u.n. envoy for yemen has warned of dangerous signs of escalation in the country's conflicts once and griffiths was speaking during a virtual meeting of the un security council he urged yemen's warring parties to accept the proposed peace plan. to give a progress toward a peaceful settlement because the continued violence on the ground that everybody hear from are almost certainly moderate as we have endless lead discussed in this council referring to the major center of gravity and this is politics it is either true today as it was last year through those many mosques the party marilla. receivers. in the fall ball. reforms of escalating once again. the u.s. is calling for the immed

husband of 73 years, the duke of edinburgh's ceremony significantly paled back because of the pandemic and a moment of unity, prince william and harry side by side after the service. the family now comforting the qun she reignale. oth major he tonight, authorities searching for the motive of a shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. what we are learning about the victims ranging in age from 18 to 74, two members of the sikh community. president biden asked if he will prioritize gun safety laws. that grim new milestone in the coronavirus pandemic, 3 million lives lost worldwide, and in the u.s., cases up in nearly half the country. the upper midwest hit especially hard with the growing list of hospitals in michigan nearing full capacity. >>> a family of 13-year-old adam toledo speaking out after the young teen was fatally shot by chicago police. the incident unfolding within a second. >>> the rescue on the rio grande. two honduran children found in the water by border patrol agents

philippe grounded to come to kenya speak directly with president hu who cannot talk the government says they want the consequence because of national security but then other people also say it could be because of the diplomatic route the ongoing diplomatic problems in somalia and kenya somalia has accused kenya of interfering in its political affairs in december somalia diplomatic ties with kenya is also an ongoing marri time dispute to before the international court of justice and the people who are caught in between are the thousands of hundreds and thousands of refugees who have been living in on saturday will continue living in uncertainty are spoken to many of them who are saying they don't feel welcome in kenya anymore but they're too afraid to go back to their homes because they feel it's still not safe. football club some players in the u.k. have started a 4 day boycott of social media in a campaign to end online abuse. racism discrimination heats on some of the year after football announced its plans last week other sports in the country including cricket rugby and tennis joine

know the guardians of peace in the world the guardians of democracy are trying to talk with president hu since a result of it now because that's nothing but a propaganda exercise but i must also say this pizza i don't actually believe that i didn't actually backed down as some western commentators are saying not i believe the americans knew what the response of the russians was going to be in london and washington so no very well russia is not going so cough when it comes to ukraine it is simply too personal for russia culturally and in terms of its national security i would also corroborate my argument by saying base firstly was the decision was taken to cancel that deployed. it's of that sort american warships to the black sea the americans a still going ahead in operating the ukrainian police over nikolayev and logical to accommodate american warships secondly it is now being group in britain the to some point this may though who may be will be deploying warships of its own so the black sea so i don't think behind and back down i think it was a call again direct as honest and as a cen

but not concerned enough to do it in his own company. 3% of his senior leaders are black. 5% of his husu.s. workforce. he is one of the biggest investors in private prison that hurt black people. he has been investing in bomb manufacturers and profiting from endless war and violence. his behavior described as bullying. safe maybe someone will look into it. larry fink is not only sickening wall street hypocrite. the grand estimate most pompous of them all, jamie dimon. voting must be equit inand accessible. in a paid a 24 million settlement to black official advisors who accused j.p. morgan of discrimination. when they are not discriminating against people by race, they destroy local communities and shipping jobs overseas. they are bribing public officials that cost them a quarter billion dollar settlement in 2016. jamie dimon, who resided over this corporate crimes again society says, companies like ours have an extraordinary capability to help, with developing strong public policy, fantastic. instead of people we elect it is corrupt ghouls of wall street writing our laws. why don't you

prosecutors accusing him of trading in favors while in office but at the same time israeli president hu rubin rivlin is consulting with political parties about who he should choose to form a government those were the headlines more news with dream in half an hour next its inside story to stay with us. corona virus infections are on the rise in europe tougher restrictions and lock downs are back in place in many countries but why are they struggling to contain the pandemic and what went wrong with the rollout of vaccines this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program i'm how much of june europe saw a downturn in coronavirus cases at the beginning of this year but now infections are soaring in the majority of countries with more than 1600000 cases recorded last week the world health organization says the rapid surge is worrying and it's warned what it calls the continent's unacceptably slow rollout of vaccines could prolong the pandemic europe's inoculation program has been hit partly by delivery delays and that's led some countries to reimpose restrictions and lockdowns with man

yes, it is a hu . e meet that target. yes, it is a huge challenge _ meet that target.. yes, it is a huge challenge that china, i meet that target. yes, it is a | huge challenge that china, as meet that target. yes, it is a l huge challenge that china, as i said, has stopped so close down all coal—fired plants has started, with the most polluted ones. now there are more welding of solar panels and wind turbines. these solar panels and wind turbines are going to contribute more than 60% of supply of electricity by 2060 so this is actually very promising and we have to do remember that china has the most populous in the world. the question now is really how to generate electricity. not by coal fire anymore but i wind and solar, mainly. we coal fire anymore but i wind and solar, mainly.— coal fire anymore but i wind and solar, mainly. we have seen china invest _ and solar, mainly. we have seen china invest heavily _ and solar, mainly. we have seen china invest heavily in _ and solar, mainly. we have seen china invest heavily in new - china invest heavily in new technology

rioters battled police and stormed the halls of congress hunting for lawmakers, yes, that's what i said, "hu "hunting" because that's what happened. more than 566,000 of them. the president and vice president paying tribute to them the night before their inauguration. the flags lowered again and again and again and again over the gun violence that's taken the lives of americans all across the country just the past month. eight people dead. six of them asian women in the atlanta area spa shooting. ten people including a police officer killed at a super market in boulder and now eight people dead at that fedex facility in indianapolis. >> we have an active shooter at fedex. five people shot. >> they have an active shooter currently at fedex. >> multiple people shot at fedex at 8951. >> eight more in indianapolis, 26 people dead. 26 american families mourning loved ones who went to work to the super market and never came back. president joe biden frustrated and angry, calling gun violence in america a national embarrassment. >> this has to end. it is a national embarrassment. it is a national e

. >> commissioner ransom-scott: hu ge thank you, elizabeth. all of you for this presentation, thank you for really considering so much. the green grass, even if it's just a small partial. it makes a huge difference with the mental health of our community. people that move in, they need to see it. thank you that you considered the parking. inner city will never have enough. but to have some at all means a lot as miguel has pointed out. we got seniors. we have families. it's a challenge when you don't have a parking place at all for your housing complex. i am grateful for the colorful staircase with the colorful windows. here again with that green grass, the colors and the sun, we know this community is the best when it comes to weather in the whole city. it can get very warm over that way and to have those colors, the windows and the projection is going to change a lot of attitudes. it's going to help with growth and development as they move forward in school. even the parents. it's going to make a huge difference in this community. i'm pleased

hu. >> welcome. >> hello. i am evelyn hu and this is my husband.nt owners of 24/7 2 vallejo street. we purchased the property two months ago. there is a whole history of issues of the building currently cleaned up. we are still in the process of cleaning up some of those things. i wanted to address a couple of things that just came up an hour before this hearing. she alluded to a set of plans that referred to the light well area specifically the deck and the stairs as unpermitted. i had a conversation with sanchez an hour ago where i was given notice of this. i just called my drafter. it appears there was a plan set prepared for conversation with our tenant referring to the fact that the deck that he enjoys currently that i believe he enjoys by himself exclusively we are permitting to be a private deck for him. the landlord tenant attorney wanted to specify between a space that did not be long to the tenanted before to a space that was permitted to him. this language of permitted not permitted refers to the top floor of the community the tenant liv

hu is not here, why don't we go to rafael picazo for seat 2. >> good morning, supervisor peskin.y name is rafael picazo. i'm the current applicant for district 2. born and raised in san francisco. i live in alameda now because of gentrification. but everything i do, i do for san francisco. i've worked here for 38 years in the school district. i'm an advocate for the people of the mission district on fair housing and low income housing. i proudly stand behind the student and the children of the san francisco school district and would like to see them catch up on all the lost education that they've, you know, received during the pandemic. i'm motivated 100% to be part of this group and to help out in making decisions and to bringing education equity back to the district and making sure everybody is fair and transparent as far as education is concerned. i would like to be part of the system and helping where help is needed. i'm here for the city of san francisco like i ed earlier. i love this city. this is my city and i want to do the best things i can to help the people of this cit

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david: good stuff, lydia hu from new jersey. fox news is learning that the homeland security and other immigration agencies changing the language on immigration matters. president biden is using the terminassian crisis to refer to the situation at the southern border. blake burman is at the white house with more with the administration response to the u.s.-mexico border crisis. reporter: you're right. a white house official telling fox within the biden administration they will no longer use the word, alien, illegal alien, or a simulation when it comes to immigration matters, assimilation. at the senior most levels this is something they had been pushing for, for weeks. we also heard a change from president biden over the weekend as he for the first time talked about the quote, unquote, crisis at the border. as you know the white house, the administration stayed away from calling the situation at the border a crisis. instead describing it for many weeks as a challenge but here was the president over the weekend when talking about

lydia hu at newark airport.ydia was alluding here, boris johnson in britain was hopeful to get international travel back, come may 17th. that will be the last piece of this travel puzzle, making sure the globe is in sync in travel around the world resuming as well. back to jonathan hoenig on that. it is so crucial to the economic rebound not just here, everywhere, you got to get people back in planes, get them visiting other countries, vice versa. they're not quite there yet, does that put a train how much we improve here? what do you think? >> neil, what is interesting, a lot of stocks, you talk about markets are forward-looking. airline stocks, for example, the travel related stocks they have been at 52 highs for weeks now. they're anticipating -- neil: absolutely. >> what i think is positive writ large, we're starting to see some differentiation between the airlines. keeping middle seat policies or and travelers are taking a type of risk they're comfortable with. maybe not traveling at all, various type of se

lydia hu on all of that. update you what they're doing across the country. new york state easing covid-19 restrictions at offices expanding capacity to 75% from 50%. that is supposed to take effect may 15th. they have had steady improvements here. they will increase gym capacity from 33% to 50%. outdoor he can spectator events from 33% to 50%. midtown manhattan outside of fox news headquarters the slow return to work is on. the question is what is being done in the interim before you get to work presumably in the fall when most of this will presumably take hold. in new york for example, they expect to be near 100% capacity on all sorts of things. it will be after labor day. you have kids, looking at summer camps all of that, what do you do for them. what will restrictions be for them. molly line following new cdc guidelines. we're waiting on the guidelines, molly. what are you hearing? reporter: good afternoon, neil, great to be with you. the cdc guidelines, they have released a number of measures, it is really a long list, the aim is to get summer camps ope

highlighting france, if you actually look at a number of other european countries, particularly 0 ly huoland, we're seeing a surge. france is in real trouble. it's going to happen here. it's the harbinger of things to come. let me put the vaccination into context. an incredibly important part of it. pfizer is confirming what we all said. this is a great vaccine. but look at the state of michigan. you can see where they're at right now. they've had over 162 outbreaks in schools over the last week and they're actually above average in terms of their vaccine program compared to the whole country of the united states. it shows this level of vaccine we have is not going to be able to stop the surge of the b b.1.1.7. coming. >> michael, you've been warning these variants could lead to a fourth wave and the specific in the states say it's a real and present danger. i want to talk about the news out of pfizer, not just the 100% efficacy for age 1/2s 12 to 14. they say it might only have a six months' impact, which means folks vaccinated now -- >> isn't it at least six months? >> at least six mo

after that, sister chung hu may woke up. after waking she saw her husband was not breathing and had no heartbeat and her son was not breathing and had no heartbeat. she could not find her daughter. when she yelled, she found her daughter was under the iron sheets. she put her effort to move those pieces one by one, but her daughter's voice became quieter and quieter and then there was no response. >> reporter: some of the passengers did survive, but for their families, the news of the crash and the uncertainty of knowing who made it out alive was almost as horrifying. >> translator: well, it's like this. my daughter was lucky. cabin 3 had not entered into the tunnel. if cabin 3 entered into the tunnel, then it would have been very dangerous. they took a long time to come out because it was so serious. the rescue team couldn't find a way to rescue them. that's why they took a long time. it took around two hours. it was horrible. >> reporter: relatives of those who died held an emotional prayer ceremony near the crash site, sh

. >> obviously, his public life hu andmo political and cases et cetera, his humor really d you benefittedwould yousa say that especially because of his moroseness or depression, the greatest person to benefit his humor was his own psychology, his own ability to snap himself out of difficult moods. >> yes, i believe so. i mean there's no way of's quantifying, and sort of the utilitarian way,what one calcul benefitted most from lincoln'sr- humorbe but what one can say ise himself regarded as absolutely essential to his well-being.paie and he said to francis carpenter, the painter in the th white house, that it will not, if it were not for these vents, and i quote, if it were nott fo these vent, it is the vent, that is important for my well-being. at one stage, and this is speak relevant to your question, at n one stage, he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet, it was probably simon chase but it might have been stanton. it was several potential candidates. he said, it was so difficult to get a joke into his head, that it would take a surgical operation to implant it. now, very funny, it

and yes, it's fortunate keep in mind the first amndment hus issues here, it's important it's not infiltratedt you talked and in the top of the segment. >> yeah, i should say the line. i don't want to read too much about answering the question, and we know that a trump administration official from the state department was among those arrested in the capitol. there have been, i believe, dozens, at least a dozen or more law enforcement, local police who have been arrested as well. nypd officer who had allegedly attacked a cop. but he is saying he couldn't answer the question. was striking to me he didn't just say the answer. >> right, and you know, it's important to keep in mind, we did this deep dive investigation to the border patrol facebook group, but there is only one investigation among many in which a journalist found themselves in a secret social media group belonging to law enfoement where special, hard right things are being shared and what the individuals think is a safe space, so this is an issue with law enforcement of this sort of stuff percolating below the surface. i think it's

lydia hu, wayne, new jersey, a big beneficiary of all that buying. reporter: neil, we're inside a shopping mall, the willow brock shopping mall in wayne, new jersey. what we're finding that more and more people are returning to brick-and-mortar retailers and restaurants. in new jersey we have insight saying there is an uptick in foot traffic by about 55% across this state since the start of the year. across the country it is up, foot traffic, 47% to retailers. take a look at willowbrook. the mall has been open for about an hour, we're already seeing patrons coming in to do their shopping, get something to eat. we had a chance to ask some of them why they feel comfortable to public spaces now, what brings them out to malls? here is what they had to say? >> i do a lot of shopping online i like the store better because one of the main reasons trying to keep businesses going. >> out to get something for my grandson. i feel very safe now because i'm fully vaccinated. >> i enjoy looking at something new and try stuff. so that is why. reporter: here's a loo

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." ♪ ♪hu ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining me.me to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, freedom and prosperity in florida. governor ron desantis on the economic engines firing up the sunshine state and his latest lawsuit filing against joe biden's radical agenda. plus, america tested on the world stage. the president sent his vp to welcome japan's foreign minister as china lays down its law in hong kong and circles its wagons in taiwan and russia. plus, the ranking member of the house intel committee, devin nuÑes, is here on how our adversaries view biden's america and plans to withdraw from afghanistan. plus, the numbers are staggering, more than 19,000 migrant children apprehended at the southern border in the month of march, the most ever in a month as the white house builds more facilities but does nothing to stop the flow coming in. some facilities now surpassing 1,000% capacity. former senior white house adviser stephen miller on biden's man to process the migrants quickly so they can catch a flight to

lydia hu is live in beautiful paramus, new jersey, with how the industry is handling the shortage andting a car less stressful this year. lydia. >> reporter: good afternoon, ashley. you know, big rental car companies right now, they're in the process of trying to acquire more vehicles to alleviate the strain on the supply of rental cars. but in the meantime, they say that they're moving the cars that they do have around the country to try to match that demand. if you look at destination cities right now, you'll see there's scarce inventory for these rental cars. auto slash.com shows cars are sold out in many airports across florida, hawaii, arizona and georgia. usually car rental company buy their fleets of cars at a discount, but that has been limited by the conductor chip shortage. some companies scale down last year during the pandemic as demand waned, and now supply is limited. listen to this. >> the prices are at historic highs right now both for new and used vehicles. and the chip shortage is one of the primary drivers there, and the manufacturers can't seem to get enough pumped

name not really about the color of the moon, it refers to the springtime bloom of a pink hued wildflower. >> i'm glad you told us that. >> pretty grand out there. of course. fun fact. >> it looks more blue. >> the song "blue moon." it was early enough for some of us to enjoy out there, kari >> yes and also very chilly as you try to go and look at it. look at our temperatures right now. we're in the upper 30s in parts of the north bay as well as the south county. right now it's 37 degrees in napa and 36 degrees in morgan hill. a heavier jacket for the start of the day but not so much this afternoon. take a look at these temperatures and where we're going today. oakland reaches 67 degrees. 63 in san francisco, and morgan hill will see some low 70s there and antioch reaching 76 degrees. we'll talk about even warmer temperatures in our forecast coming up. mike, what's the update on the breaking news? >> kari, it's still going on for that closure in the south bay, folks familiar with the areas through san jose, cupertino right near the border there, near midi high school. let's take you to th