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was the first time he spent a dragon cargo capsule up to iss.f us as kids light up model rockets for fun. here's a guy who says i want to be in the rocket business, teaches himself a lot about the rocket business, and sends a capsule to the international space station. >> yeah, that was really historic that first cargo dragon spacecraft because no private company had ever built a spacecraft that came back from space before. and here they were with a brand new rocket not only proving out the falcon 9 but also putting dragon on it. >> now your book title includes the phrase "the desperate early days." explain to me why. >> well, there's two reasons. they faced both a cash crunch and a time crunch as they were going along. and the company was founded in 2002. they had failed launches. they were building a simple rocket called the falcon 1 to get to orbit. and they failed in 2006 and again in 2007 and then again in 2008. this was the summer of 2008, they had the hardware for just one more rocket left. they were out of funding. this was during the gr

unlimited say they wanted to see if space changed how wine ages glass isn't usually allowed on the isse for that matter so the bottles were stored inside steel cylinders for the trip one taster said the space wine tasted a little older than its earthly counterpart and more floral nose and the vines aboard the iss grew faster than here at home >>> all right, let's race to the finish now president biden putting vice president harris in charge of stemming the surge of migrants at the southern border his administration now dealing with the unprecedented number of minors at the border >>> the suspected shooter of the boulder mass shooting is facing ten counts of murder tomorrow. >>> the south bracing for another outbreak of severe weather tomorrow including potential tornadoes and now you know the news of this wednesday, march 24th, 2021 i'm scott wapner in for shepard smith. follow us on twitter and instagram, @thenewsoncnbc. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc. here is the top five at 5:00 astrazeneca updating the vaccine trial information after backlash it is taking down some of the numbers. the

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cause additional damage to the ship if this ship were to break it off and it could not be reflected iss and removed that would be a long term blockage of the canal in its present position north korea has fired 2 ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coastline the u.s. pacific command has responded saying the actions show pyongyang is a threat to its neighbors european union leaders will be placed on thursday to discuss curbing vaccine exports to the u.k. and britain has received more than 10000000 doses from plants inside the e.u. but has exported no vaccines back to the block other e.u. countries are struggling to find ways to stop the spread before more vaccines arrive this comes off astra zeneca slightly downgraded the efficacy of its coronavirus vaccine to 76 percent. one in 4 people dying of covert 19 globally is brazilian more than 300000 people have died since the pandemic began president triable sonora has downplayed the threat of the virus for the last year u.s. president joe biden has appointed couple of heris to manage the study arrival of asylum seekers of the sout

it is the fourth iss spacewalk of 2021.he european union is under pressure over vaccine shortages, as infection numbers continue to climb. brussels is now backing a band by italy, on the export to australia, of a quarter million doses of the astrazeneca vaccine. so far, the drugmaker, astrazeneca, has delivered only a fraction of the shots it agreed to supply to eu member states. australia is asking for a review of the band but playing down the impact. -- ban, but playing down the impact. >> in italy large dying at the rate of 300 per day, so i can certainly understand the high level of anxiety that would exist in italy and in many countries across europe. it is regularly conveyed to me. so they have real difficulties there and they are in an unbridled crisis situation. that is not the situation in australia. nevertheless we have been able to secure supplies. >> let's speak to an mep for germany's social them across who chairs the parliament committee on foreign trade. does italy have the support on this decision? >> the su

that hypocrisy iss real. i want to be consistent to apply the same values across oathe board they are freer, greater entrepreneurship in people can prosper to live and retire in the greatest country the most prosperous country in the world. i'm a single mom with two kids. they care i care about my kids in my country. >> would you define yourself as a glass half empty republican. >> half-full on anything i try to be optimistic but the reason so many went to incite his former president trump especially in the swing districts to get across the finish line. the idea and ideology that he embraced, obviously the unemployment rate with the obama administration under the trump leadership is under 2 percent the highest unemployment rates black and brown communities hispanics and asians under his leadership and they see them turn out for the republican candidates. so we have to be glass half-full and understand those of varying degrees and ideology in the party. if we embrace making our message then we can continue to

the vice president point issing out the possibility of potential ransom ware attacks. we are anticipating more exploitation of the exchange vulnerable abilities by criminal ransom corporations may pose a greater risk as they disrupt organizations and even extort victims by releasing stolen e-mails. so this is all the follow taupe that microsoft exchange hack that we saw reported on so extensively last week. over at the white house we saw the national security advisor jake sullivan admit that the administration is struggling to get its arms around the scope of this entire attack here's what he sid >> the precise number of systems that have been exposed by this vulnerability or ex plated by ransom ware hackers or others, we're working with the private sector to determine that it is certainly the case that maligned actors are still in these microsoft exchange systems which is why we've pushed so hard to get those patched. >> saying the bad guys are still in a lot of these servers. we think the cyber security industry broadly thinks the bad guys are the chinese the white h

of course, as you mentioned, itpaying for' this will that will be the real challenge and joe biden issretty drastic increases in the corporate tax after donald trump cut it. you can already see republicans being vehemently opposed to that kind of attack -- a tax increase to pay for it. katty: improving infrastructure is popular. the presidents's term of this bill proved extreme the popular and people do not seem to worry too much about deficit at the moment. the republic is are missing a moment. the deficit rose during donald trump. in a period where people are not that concerned about deficits, they'd rather have spending on infrastructure. >> if you look at pulling, the american public supports bigger government now. they want more government involvement, more government spending, and yes, because interest rates are low for the moment, it doesn't seem to be as biggest concern that the deficit in this country is going up dratically. i think that that's what democrats think. and they thought that with, as you mentioned the covid bill, even the republicans opposed the popular measures i

possibly cause additional damage to the ship if the ship were to break it off it could not be reflected iss and removed that would be a long term blockage of the canal in its present position the u.n. is calling for an emergency summit on me on march the death toll there continues to rise at least 4 people have been killed on thursday medical workers an l g b t activists have now joined anti coup protests. soldiers in mozambique have launched an offensive after rebel finds is raided the northern town of parma forcing residents to flee palma was considered a safe haven and around $70000.00 people fled there from other places armed groups linked to i still have launched similar attacks in the region since 2017 foreign ministers from france germany and italy have held talks with a libyan counterpart in the capital tripoli they held the formation of the newly sworn in unity government earlier this month and promised support for elections in december north korea has fired 2 ballistic missiles into the sea of its eastern coastline the u.s. pacific command has responded saying the actions show pyo

accommodate the building of the infrastructure for the walls, is now policed by cartels, to traffic iss drugs, and shootouts are no uncommon. the saddest part of my interview, he says many where he lives don't even feel they are part of america any more. the biden administration has -- andd a result he is risking american lives by allowing people coming in from under developed country travels in large groups, through multiple counties then puts them on public transportation to send into the interior of our nation. without even testing them in the middle of a pandemic. latest is a reported use of taxpayer money to fly and bus illegals to northern states, i spoke with a woman who told me thate these children are not evn being finger printed. no dna has been taken, these kids come with no records, and many don't end up with family, or a nongovernmenting oriation,, oregonization, leads me and many others ask. is ited even over when they get here? brought by coyotes? now this whole thing is an outrage, it has to stop. the normalization and acceptance of the violation of our laws and illegal

but what i was trying to explain and that piece iss that in order for us to reach some of these targetsenshrined in the paris claimant accord from 2015, there was a goal of making every effort to keeping average global temperatures rising more than one.5 degrees celsius which is almost 3 degrees fahrenheit so pretty significant climate shift already. you need to basically bring carbon emissions 20 very soon within the next few decades to have a reasonable chance of hitting that goal. 6 percent per year does not quite get you g a there. we are not expecting to see 6 percent per year but if and when the pandemic ends there will be a significant rebound. host: can you explain the danger of the planet warming in layman's terms? >> the danger of the planet warming is people see it right now. we saw california burning this fall. that was a human disaster i think all californians would agree ongr that. there are many factors that went into that terrible fire season but the fundamentalt one is that california is getting warmer and drying out increasing the odds of devastating forest fires. that

my point iss there are different systems that would work. i knew every state in the country has a a process for pe to vote by mail. sometimes it requires a reason. i think the hoops you are describing are likely h unnecessary, though i think hoops for the sake of putting barriers in place don't make a lot of sense. i do think there's some arguments you would have a good voting process might have been extensive early voting in person and that would be a preferred way of voting and you would allow voting by mailot for those who need it in some ways it sounds like you would need it and i would hope you would qualify for any absentee ballot in any state that even doesn't want voting by mail altogether. look, i think this debate about voting by mail certainly has moved in the direction of more of it. deeper voting with their feet so to speak. states are moving in the direction of adopting more. there are somee other alternatives. it would be debates i think had at the state level what is best for the state and sometimes the prescription of large

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would be unwise to try to undo it so how much if any of the three waves of liberalism what you think it iss desirable to try to get rid of? >> it is in possible simply to go back but if one could go back to the liberalism that was prevailing in american politics at the beginning of the 1960s that was not a radical stage of liberalism if you could return to a quantitative liberalism and you were very focused upon income questions and how to improve matters i think that is a very, it could provide the basis of a kind of compromise the politics is very much driven by the creation of the rights on so to speak qualitative side and the moralistic side you could say it's also about practical matters like covid and what to do about the virus and the vaccine and so forth it's very interesting that and especially the left and right are guilty of this, but the left much more so. when you become obsessed with pulling down the statues of abraham lincoln and george washington and staging the purge essentially of american history and a purge of american monuments, that is a way of saying we want a kind of

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that this was being framed immediately after the suspect was caught and apparently couldn't if he issedthe crime was not focusing on the fact that he had confessed to the crime. focusing on his blaming of the victims as why he needed to do it. and that felt to me like victim shaming that we've heard with rape victims. that she was dressed too seductively or flirting too much. and that becomes excuses for committing a crime. so i think law enforcement should have just come out and said, we have someone. he confessed to the crime. we're investigating the motive. by putting his, the mantra out there about sex addiction, it framed it from his point of view. and that is i think not doing justice to the victims. >> and insulting. mimi, a georgia sheriff received a lot of back lash when he said this about the suspect. >> he understood the gravity of it and he was pretty much fed up. at the end of his rope. yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did. >> when any suspect's actions are described that way, does it sound like another way to deflect blame as well? >> yeah, exactl

because there's a big argument that is supported by the iss and quite a few economists that the worstnot going to try to do anything radical tomorrow and that's respect, and say real tax rises until the autumn. so but of course he's going to have to set the tone tomorrow and the kind of language coming out from him into the interviews and tweets and press releases is that he wants to level with people, wants to be honest with people about the challenges ahead. and of course don't be fooled, that means we will be paying for these measures in one way or another. just below that story pressure on nicola sturgeon to quit after witnesses back alex sam and. when he thick about how far ahead in the polls they have been, this is turning into a catastrophic pr episode for them in terms of the fight with alex over the last year or so. the in terms of the fight with alex over the last year or so.— the last year or so. the first minister _ the last year or so. the first minister has _ the last year or so. the first minister has her _ the last year or so. the first minister has her moments, | the

they lost their monopoly of actually flying humans to the iss, after spacex stepped in to fulfill that that was a blow to the russian cosmos. the post-soviet era has been tough not to mention that russia didn't sign the artemis accord led by nasa. russia which has decades of legacy and kind of a desire to get back in the game could be joining forces at a very important time as the united states makes its own attempts to send the first woman to mars in a couple years. they have a probe on mars right now. and, rosemary, eventually, the u.s. wants to fly people to mars. >> extraordinary, isn't it? amazing stuff. will ripley, thank you so much for bringing us up to date on all of that, appreciate it. >>> one of president biden's dogs has caused a stir in the white house after sources say it bit a member of the security team. major and mr. biden's other dog champ are currently in delaware with the biden family after major showed aggressive behavior. white house press secretary jen psaki on tuesday didn't clarify when the dogs would be back. but offered details on the biting incident which s

the biggest difference of the pandemic and going on an iss mission, i had a long time this think aboutxperience gave me firsthand knowledge of how to deal with it, with the same tools -- >> how do you deal with that? what do do you to get through it? >> you know, you set your expectations in. that is what it's all about. the main thing is to not set your expectations op optimistically. no, you want to say, look, i'm going to put up with this. this is what i'm going to do, how i'm going to cope with it and i have an idea when we might get out of it but i'm not going to set the false expectations and be disappointed if it doesn't come true. >> i think that is great advice. don't set yourself up for disappointment. thank you both for coming on and talking with us. we look forward to seeing this, apollo 11 quarantine airs next hour. >>> meantime, a trump state department appointment was arrested in connection with with the riot. up next, a reformed neonazi about the radicalization that drove the deadly insurrection. offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom

it iss the number of deaths that he created and caused during the covid crisis. and what did he do?om that and write a book to sweep it under the rug. >> sean: thank you, congressman. we will be watching monday. coming up, white house press secretary, "circle back" jen psaki refusing to call the surge of migrants crossing the border in massive record numbers a crisis. wait until you see the tape we put together. lara logan and texas lieutenant governor dan patrick will react. joe concha weighing in on growing calls for andrew cuomo to resign. stay with us on this busy, news w breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ y, news breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: so, as joe biden continues his push of dangerous open borders, amnesty, and yeah, catch and release, america-last immigration agenda, white house press secretary, "circle back" jen psaki is in complete denial about the damage their policies are causing. record numbers this month alone, that's right, over 100,000, take a look. >> i will ask again. will he acknowledge there's a crisis? >> well, first, the president and this administration'

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iss and glass lewis. these companies, one has 60% market share and the other has the rest.nate the influence of how many shares are voted. what you really need is more democratic access to capital. that's the goal of robin hood. then you need people to actually vote the shares. most of us don't do that. we used to get the big paper, now you get the males and everything else. it's important to vote the direction of the company because in the absence of that, the left is voting it. they are steering the direction of this company and they put captured -- pressure on the management teams to go towards this code out there. >> there is so much has -- hypocrisy involved as well. they take these public stances that seem to align the themes that are running their businesses in what the progressives would consider to be -- disney for example filled -- filmed a remake to concentration camps. why exactly are the companies able to get away with this? how can they have one public stance while their business practices go against what they are preaching and no one seems to care? >> i am a

this iss -- our founders are rolling in their grave.ssons and their grave. >> raymond: 56% of the t republicans are opposed to these earmarks. 31% of democrats so there is a majority there of people that don't like this. if this is boondoggle central, we had up for ten years. look, you know things are getting back to normal and i'm not sure that is a good thing ap the white house, at least. today, celebrities, once again, using familiar backdrops taking selfies and agilating themselves. olympian megan rapinoe played press secretary with the real press secretary. look at this. >> also, i will sit here and wantit to know what it feels lie to be a reporter. and we will circle back. exactly. >> raymond:nt i'm glad jen psaki has time for megan rapinoe. forget the press. we are taking selfies with rapinoe there, unbelievable. >> laura: again, jumping in the lincoln bedroom and the same old stuff. just the same old movie. we know how it ends. it means you will get poor, the country will get weaker, and the elites will get richer. that is how i

utilization ofof the grid and, f course, transportation as i'm sure has been noted in this hearing isst a thiferred third of our green house gas emissions. i'm interested in the alternatives other than electricity we've had a lot of discussion about that. if one of the witnesses could sort of give me a 30 seconds on the status of hydrogen for examples a feasible transportation alternative and where that stands and what the obstacles are at this point. >> i can speak for toyota. i think it is showing that it is feasible.e we as i mentioned, we have deployed over 6500 fuel cell four sedan in state of california there are 50 stations. we've had an immense amount of learning on doing this over the last five years. both from the infrastructure side hydrogen production, as well as from the vehicle side. we're now on to our second generation t fuel cell vehicle that improves performance, fuel efficiency range, at a lower cost. so from our perspective, it is a technology that will grow where we're selling it around the world in japan as well as europe soe so-so we're also working on heavyli du

. >> there was an astronaut in the iss who is holding the camera and they were showing the robot do everythingthe film is about inspiration , where we get it from and how we pass it down. and also how it can unite this. >> we united three of the 14 students on same with their teacher who said the documentary captures something special. >> i love its ability to make everybody cry and just three in their faces and stories make learning come alive. >> it is everyone's hope that dreams come true. >> it's not just some random dream that it was actual reality that ended up happening. >> the documentary, zero gravity, premieres online this weekend. >>> next, the heartbeat of the neighborhood but not for long. why a store with a little someth narrator: covid-19 has changed how we show up and show out with our family. now it's time to take the first step that lets us get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts. as covid-19 vaccines become available, you may have questions. man 1: should i get it? man 2: is it safe? woman: should i wait?

. >> there was an astronaut in the iss holding the camera and they were showing the robot doing everything was really cool. >> the film is about inspiration. it is about where we go from and how we pass it down and also how it can unite us to do amazing things. >> we united three of the four students with their teacher who says the documentary captures something special. >> i love it's ability to make everyone cry. >> i actually did that, it is not just some random dream that happened, like it is actual reality that ended up happening. >> reporter: the documentary, zero gravity, premieres this weekend. david louis, abc7news. >>> the path forward in the classroom, the transformations from these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dup

military and frankly all 1.4 million members of the department of defense are currently being subjected to isse latest instance of that agenda. now, during your opening monologue you went through the whole litany of how china is expanding its military, becoming more blue ridge representative and in fact even posing masculinity training. get that meanwhile, the american military's top brass is talking about putting pregnant women into combat. expanding it use of race and gender based quotas. putting a diversity an inclusion officer at the top of our special forces and so what you have right now is presidentt biden, his top generals, lookine at an ascendant russia and china, a lack of civility in the middle east, a crisis on the border. nuclear north korea and they are thinking you know what we need more of? we need extremism training.re it's absolutely absurd. >> tucker: what i was so struck by in your op-ed is that you spoke up against it as an american, as someone who knows how impressive so many of our military members are.y that's what is so upsetting about this. they are not wrecking the d

> on monday the president said it's important to get the vaccine and even after that until everyone iss vaccinated to whether mask". was he speaking generally or does he believe we should all be wearing masks and tell everyone is i vaccinated? >> i think what he is reflecting is the guidancen from our health experts that even if you are vaccinated, i am vaccinated. i still wear a mask because there has not been conclusive studies yet on the transferability of the pandemic or covid from those who have been vaccinated. he continues to heed the advice to continue tod wear masks. >> every american is that a standard there was he speaking generally? i think he speaking generally about the need to observe measures like social distancing and wearing a mask so even when you are vaccinated you keep your neighbors and friends and family members safe. >> back in january we noted it ministration was reviewing how unmarriedco couples were under travel restrictions are there developments on those restrictions there is a lot and your plate but how unmarried binational couples are treated? >> you don't

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from voter fraud and they're trying to take this moment of time -- and i think this momented of time iss limitd -- but right now they have the white house and both houses of congress and they're trying to take this moment of time and lock their controlol in permanently by changing the rules so they can manipulate and steal election results. hr1 undermines election integrity it shows -- there's a reason it's hr1. look, the number one priority of democrats is keep democrats in power. that matters more to them than covid or matters more to them than jobs or matters more to them than kids in school. they want to stay in power and this is all about stopping the voters from voting them out of office. it's a very dangerous bill. >> sean: boring but radical kind of sums it up. explain. >> well, you know, you think about the last two months. i think joe biden made a political decision and it probably i was pretty good political -- was a pretty good political decision to be pretty boring. the last four years, donald trump was. anything but boring. every day, donald trump drove the news. what he sa

how do you feel watching spacex control room versus nasa control from the iss? >> it is a little different. it is a younger crowd. they have a different set of social mores. i've always said that we lost two shuttles, we lost two settles in their crews and 135 flights, it's going to happen to elon. and how they treat the business will reflect on them when they do. if you treat it the slate you'll have a problem. i have seen them be very serious about what they do. seen them doing a lot more chilling in that kind of thing, which is very cool because they should be enthusiastic about it. you also need to remember, people watching it need to know look at any post- landing there at letting off steam first the spacecraft is done it's landed you could do that. make it seems clear to me i'm curious what your perception is. i think there's a very big sense they understand their standing on the shoulders of giants as well parts of think they do. that is a neat place to go work. i have had a chance to visit spacex and blue origins, and virgin, and all of this people and t

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maria: this iss just extraordinary. i mean, obviously it worked out so well for them. democrats in 2020.he they want to make it mainstay d despite the fact that it's unconstitutional. the states are supposed to be in charge of their election, not the election being federalized. so that's another point to make with hr1. but i want to get your take on the border as well. you are there in texas and you have seen things up close and personal in terms of the number of migrants showing up at the border, the drug cartels shaking them down. it's a dangerous situation. we've been talking about it very much on this program. your reaction o to what we've sn at the border and president biden's executive orders in that regard. whether you call it a crisis or a challenge at the border, i know that the biden administration wants to argue about that. whatever you want to call it, they own it. they created it. you know, we didn't have a problem four months ago. i can tell you from looking at a all of the intelligence. we had no national security issue like we have down there right now.

the reason the space race use to be the all about reusable rockets and getting astronauts up to the issliving and, of course, the space force. what do you think is the most important part about the role that private companies are serving when it comes to joining forces with nasa? larry: well, it should be big. it should be really big, you know? my view is elon musk should run everything. virgin are very good too. [laughter] i don't want to get in trouble on that. but, yeah, private sector. the defense department and nasa get its hands in this, bure bure racktize it, the space force was not my favorite thing. i didn't make any meetings on the advisory board. anyway -- [laughter] elon musk for president. he can just run the whole thing. look at him, there he is. he's the smartest guy on the planet. liz: yep. listen, it's like the girl scouts. i was part of it and never showed up. so i get that. but, listen, that's interesting because i would have thought you'd support the space force. i mean, at some point everybody's looking at the "star wars" example of we've got to figure out who owns

. >> reporter: kaiser iskaiser iss them of mismanaging the allocation by purposely giving their dosesaway to other people. they are accusing the county of being in violation of cdc roles and will be filing a complaint with the u.s. department of health and human human human hu in his statement to abc7 news, spokesperson said in part, we understand that the vaccine supply can vary from week to week and rescheduled appointments may happen. but the counties regrettable approach is not the way to manage these challenges. officials say they previously provided kaiser with 8000 doses when faced with similar shortage and was disappointed the company declined to participate. earlier this afternoon they pushed back and said the county has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure robust access to vaccination for all county residents, including kaiser members when kaiser did not offer appointments itself. unlike kaiser the county is focused on community members seaward disproportionately affected by covid-19. as the back-and-forth plays out -- >> we have to think outside the box, what can we do?

susan mcginn iss, washington. >>> more details on the speech. all states must make the vaccine available to every adult by may 1st is raising eyebrows here in the bay area. marin county health leaders say limited supplies are not meeting the demand. although others are hopeful. >> we have to be much more careful about protecting the slots for those most vulnerable, because again, it will be more competitive if the entire community has access to appointments. >> it's a good goal to achieve, definitely. it would be really nice to get vaccinated. >> governor newsom said he's looking forward to work together to make this important goal a reality. >>> sad development in the attack of an elderly asian man in oakland. it is now a homicide case. "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live outside the court hours. beyond the hate crime this the adding to the fuel to a recall effort. >> reporter: it sure is. a lot of people, marcus -- good morning, no doubt asking about whether or not bodine, the san francisco district attorney was too lenient in releasing t

. >> the green light iss on now, were open for business again the worst message to send to the traffickers are smuggling these kids across the border to see 45% spike will take us back to the obama administration there very smart down there with the business operation and when you hear the messaging coming out of the white house we are going to damage and all that we did the last four years to stop illegal immigration is going to be damaged within months. elizabeth: democrat representative henry is also warning that this is really bad with the biden of administration is doing, your reaction to what this congressmanin said? >> their constituents are going to have to live with the consequence of this predictable mistake in crisis when you take the tools of the table you're getting a bad result and unfortunately it falls to the employees of the dhs to pick up the pieces. elizabeth: we also have 108 border crossings released by border patrol who have tested positive for covid-19 but they really released into u.s. society were not sure with the tracking is being done for those individuals, your

. >>> doctor, the tsa has keen issed 1 million passengers in u.s. airports each day. iceland announced it will allow any investors who have been vaccinated or infected previously to bypass border measures such as testing and quarantine. could we see the u.s. moving in this direction? >> you know, potentially. it is not on the table right now because we have just vaccinate "today" few individuals. you know, maybe by the summer or fall as we get close to fully vaccinating the american people or at least 3/4 of the adults. that might be for consideration. but i wouldn't press that right now because the anti-vaxxine groups are obsessed with mandates at this point and all it will do a cause a vigorous backlash. i think we have to focus on vaccinating as many people as we can. the fact that you have 1 million people going through airports right now is not a good time. what we are doing is essentially spreading the b 1.1.7 variant across the nation. trying to limit air travel to essential air travel at this point. again, i can't keep emphasizing enough five to six week. even

and it iss, a national security crisis. maria: well, it was also preventible, senator.ake look at some of the move it is what joe biden made in day two and 60 days we have some of the more important issues here. tell me what you believe to be the most important things he did to reverse what was actually a declining situation in terms of surging at the border. whatat was most impactful by his policy? m he owns this. >> well, i think there's three critical decisions that joe biden made and the first week as president. number one he immediately halted construction of the border wall and we saw sections of the border wall were literally half done and there's rusted rebar everywhere and left it with holes in it, of course, illegal traffic is streaming through those holes. number two, joe biden reinstated fail catch and release policy in other words when someone is caught, they end up being given a court date some time in the future, released and everyone knows a very small percentage of them never show up again, and number three and this was probably most inexplicable biden

that's our hot spot, mitering lights came had two earlier iss stauld c stalled car and crash at the ex-bark embarcadero. you can see the flow of traffic once you hop on to the bridge. speeds are picking up once you make it through the tunnel as you see there. nice ride into san francisco. but you're going to have to brace yourself a little bit to get there. i want to bring in the map now, our second issue is in hayward. we have a car fire we have been following this morning. and also a crash within the backup. this is on southbound 880 before wynton. speeds down to 13 miles per hour. i want to check in with mike because at least when you're driving, you won't run into any weather issues because it is beautiful out there. good morning, mike. >> good morning, jobina. great point. it is a very nice day. a lot more sunshine on the way. but tomorrow evening that's when the wet weather returns. so let's just stick to what's going on now. 39 in menlo park. low to upper 40s for rest of the peninsula. few low clouds around half moon bay. 36 in napa. 39, san ramon. 39, livermore. everyone else in the

we're taking it iss seriously. >> reporter: governor newsom ta taking seriously the threat to remove out of office on a media blitz like whoopee and with jake tapper. >> this is the sixth recall effort in 25 months since i've been governor. >> reporter: the appearances perhaps an acknowledgement newsom is in deep political trouble. 2 million signatures have been collected over the 1.5 million needed to move forward. the governor who earned high marks for his management early in the pandemic has seen his fortunes fall. amid tight restrictions, cases and deaths soared. small business owners got crushed, public schools were shut shuttered. the initial vaccine rollout slow and disorganized. and then there was newso m's pr disaster showing up at a fancy restaurant urging people to stay home. >> what were you thinking? >>quarter of a seen century. restaurants were open and i didn't suggestion people shouldn't eat. there were too many people at the table. >> reporter: the bottom line, california has nothing to show for its aggressive moves to fight the pandemic. >> it's been a difficult yea