the him and the hope, solidarity in jacksonville.as the importance of this song draws different races, creeds and cultures, where they're at a citywide celebration of dr. king, or a prayer vigil in the town square. the very act of singing lifts every "lift every voice and sing" embodies the hope, justice, and freedom that is the core of our democratic system. i support making this him our national anthem. any question? i'm sorry, national him, [inaudible] . >> think you, mister washington. i appreciate your testimony and i appreciate your clarifying national him. our next witness, and our last witness before we break, is miss melanie edwards. miss edwards, as well to the office, what's in the office of government and community affairs at columbia. granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's, james rosamond johnson and quite piece of james weldon johnson. the last no surviving family members. she is currently working at an autobiography written by her grandfather [inaudible] published. in addition she's working in education for 40 ye

it continues to be >> gatherings in jacksonville it brings hope, solidarity, and jacksonville, that'sthe importance of this song for the creed and culture. whether at a citywide celebration of doctor king or a prayer vigil in the town square. very active singing lift every voice and saying embodies the hope, justice and freedom that is the core of our democratic. on the democratic system. i support making this hymn our national anthem. i'm sorry national hymn let me correct that. >> thank you mr. washington i appreciate your testimony i appreciate you are last witness ms. melanie edwards. ms. edwards works of the office of government and community affairs at columbia granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's rosamund johnson the grandniece of james weldon johnson. last known surviving family she's currently working on an autobiography written by her grandfather's publishers. she's worked in education for 40 years on the schaumburg library ms. edwards you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning committee members. my name is melania edwards. the song you are consi

>> stahl: here are two examples of homes tricon recently bought in jacksonville.s owner asked, this one, 30% higher. these before-and-after pictures taken by tricon show how they fix up many of the houses they buy. they also have a fleet of trucks and technicians to service them. >> berman: this is a standard tricon home. >> stahl: and you put in the kitchen? these-- you put in the appliances? >> berman: this home was built three years ago. we put in about $15,000. most of our homes are a little bit older. we probably put in about twenty or $25,000. this is very typical of what our product looks like when you move into it. it's in move-in-ready condition. it's broom swept. >> stahl: and if things go wrong-- if there's a leak-- >> berman: if things go wrong-- >> stahl: we call you. >> berman: if we have a leaky faucet, or the-- you know, oven or microwave's not working, you will call us. you'll call, and our maintenance techs will come and-- and service the home. >> stahl: the houses tricon and other investors are buying in places like jacksonville are what might b

it is important to note that james welden johnson was principal of stanton school in jacksonville. the school was a primary school serving the black community of jacksonville when johnson became the principal. however, it added high school class under his leadership. johnson's life experience was reflective of the lived experience of black folks that is so eloquently described in the words of the song. facing the threats posed by racism in his hometown, johnson and his brother would move north to new york city, where he would become a historically recognized civil rights activist, diplomat, author, politician, journalist, poet, educator, lawyer, songwriter and one of the prime movers of the harlem renaissance. he was indeed the embodiment of in early african-american trail blazers. most people recognize johnson as the author of "lift every voice and sing." however, few are aware of his hard work and dedication to the cause of civil rights and social justice advocacy, exemplified by his fight against racism and his fight for equality during the ten years that he served as the execut

with the storms dumping copious amounts of rain, we have the threat of flooding in jacksonville and along the georgia and florida border, we could see flood watches and flooding as we head throughout the day. after the storm leaves, we will talk about the plunging temperatures feeling like the single digits for us waking up tomorrow morning kristen, peter >>> thank you. we will get the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> we turn now to ukraine where overnight russian forces expanded their attacks across the country as they close in on the capital city of kyiv all this as the humanitarian situation is growing worse every day. we have full coverage this morning. we want to begin with nbc's molly hunter live in lviv. >> reporter: good morniviv. russians forces have taken over the town melitopol this marks a new dark chapter for this war >> reporter: residents in the capital saturday morning, waking up to air raid sirens before sunrise as the assault on kyiv continues, the uk defense ministry says the bulk of russian defense forces just 15 miles from the capital russians entering a new

nfl, big number 98 is a jacksonville jaguar, had a career high six and a half sacks and defensive end with 49ers last season, spent his first years with the raiders. >>> bruce arians retired yesterday to take a front office job. the defensive coordinator was promoted to head coach. all good things must come to end. the saint peters peacocks coach after elite eight tournament run is going back to alma mater seton hall to coach. back to the warriors, greene said it didn't matter if they were third or fourth seed. if they were healthy and play together, they were going to be a problem for opponents. i will stick with him. i am one of the most positive guys on the planet. i have to. see you later. >> yes he is. >>> biden administration is preparing to unveil a major new plan they hope will reduce energy prices and save you money next time you fill up. >>> a covid testing site in san francisco is shutting down but the creative >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, as russian losses continue in ukraine, u.s. officials believe putin isn't getting the whole truth. >>> time is runni

tomorrow, it expands to 27 million people from ohio river valley into southeast, panama city and jacksonville, also looking at extremely heavy rainfall rates, that's why we have a moderate to risk of flooding all the way up new orleans to nashville, generally three to 4 inches of rain but some folks could see 6 inches of rain plus so make sure you're prepared to get out and evacuate to higher ground as the systems move through >> i know you and your team will track it out, thank you very much. >>> in oklahoma, tragedy on the highway, six girls from the high school killed when their car collided with a semi truck superintendant says they were going off-campus for lunch, no word on the condition of the truck driver >>> up next for us, what caused the deadly crash of a boeing jetliner in china, the critical issues investigators are looking into ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ib

rainfall, maybe some flash flooding, and flood possible for panama city through tallahassee, to jacksonvilleain in areas of virginia, and then the snow side of the storm, when you get to the blue colors, that's three to six inches of snow, enough to shovel and plow areas in new york state and especially the catskills and central new york and northern vermont and someone will get a foot of snow out of this, and for dc, one to two inches and philly, new york city could get an inch after rain saturday morning. there is the higher totals in the northern adirondacks, and also up through the white and green mountains. i think the poconos and catskills will get a good dose of snow too. and one of the worst parts of the storm, it goes from rain and snow and the high winds kick in saturday evening, as the temperatures plummet. so all of that wet slushy mess is going to freeze saturday night, and the roads will be treacherous, because you can't treat roads like that because the salt will wash away from the rain. from dc to new york, howling winds and falling temperature, a flash/freeze scenario come s

freshman jabari smith knows how to follow his shot, he scored 20. 14 rebounds, auburn eliminated jacksonville state, final, 80- 61. we will have those stories plus quarterback deshaun watson development, and more coming up on the late show later on tonight. >> impressive highlights. >>> estimated 45 million americans will bet more than $3 billion in total on march madness. right now, that is not legal in california. richard allen reports come november, we could be voting on whether to change that. >> reporter: california appears open to the recent idea, survey finds 45% of voters would support amending the state constitution to allow sports betting. one-third say they are opposed and 22% remain undecided. one major decision voters will be making his exactly how to establish legal sports betting in the golden state. >> we have a strong case to make. >> spokesperson for the tribal sports wagering act, which is already qualified to appear on the november ballot, supported by the state native american tribes, it requires in-person betting at any tribal casinos and its four race tracks. according

. >>> a developing story from the florida keys, a boat >>> back now with a building in jacksonville, florida, that is no more. bergman plaza 2 was imploded in just ten seconds. it was abandoned for more than 14 years after construction was stopped back in 2007. >>> and a boat packed with more than 300 haitian migrants has run aground off key largo, florida. some people swam to a luxury resort while others were rescued. the boat was overloaded and in poor condition. the migrants are now in the custody of u.s. border patrol. >>> we turn now to a long awaited trial getting under way in new york today. a man is accused of running a cult on a college campus and sex trafficking his daughter's classmates. here's abc's rhiannon ally. >> reporter: this morning jury selection is set to begin in the trial against a father accused of horrific crimes against his daughter's classmates. >> the conduct alleged here is outrageous. >> reporter: prosecutors say in 2010, lawrence ray, who was just out of prison, moved into his daughter's dorm room at sarah lawrence college in yonkers, new york, and bega

big number 98, key is a jacksonville, jaguar, 6 1/2 sacks with the 49ers last season. he spent the first few years in the league with the raiders. >>> bruce arias is no longer the head coach of the buccaneers, he retired to take a ont end job. > all good things must come to an end. saint peters peacocks, coach, an elite 8 run going back to his school. greene said would not matter if they were third or fourth seed if they were healthy and play together they would be a problem for opponents. i will have to stick with him. i am one of the most positive guys on the planet. >> that is true. >> undisputed. >> i said it. >> yeah. team vern. >> i am always on team vern. no matter what. [ laughter ] >> thank you, sir. >>> up next, a glimpse at a universe that was nearly 13 billion years ago. details on the remarkable discovery >>> tonight, the telescope is giving astronomers a look at the sky. >> they found a star less than a billion years after the big bang. it is long gone now, scientists so massive it likely exploded after a few million years. >> we have been working under t

. ♪ >>> a planned implosion brought down what many considered to be an eyesore in downtown jacksonvilleflorida. the 23-story partially completed condo tower was reduced to a pile of rubble yesterday. it stood for 15 years. work has actually stalled. it stalled in 2007 after an adjoining parking garage collapsed killing a construction worker and injuring 23 others. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, gas prices climb, and a new way to help people innen i can't through airbnb bookings. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a sharply lower open this morning. now oil prices in the u.s. surged overnight in the aftermath of the ongoing russian invasion of ukraine and amid the possibility of a ban on russian oil imports. u.s. crude oil jumped above $125 a barrel. the highest since 2008. it's still near that level. >>> on friday the dow lost 179 points. the nasdaq tumbled 224, and the s&p 500 was down 34. >>> the conflict in ukraine has sent gas prices above $4 a gallon, an increase of

greens bow to charlotte, raleigh, early-morning storms in atlanta, back down into tallahassee and jacksonville. all areas could run the risk of hail, high wind, and tornadoes. the storms will force their way eastbound all the way to the coast on wednesday, even lingering jericka, right into the morning on thursday. >> duncan: rain, rain, go away. mike bettes, thank you. we turn now to the historic senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. judge jackson forcefully defended her record as a federal judge and public defender today as she faced intense questioning. cbs' chief legal correspondent jan crawford has more from capitol hill. >> my judicial philosophy is to rule impartially and to rule consistent with the limitations on my authority as a judge. >> you wouldn't say that you're an activist judge. >> i would not say that. >> reporter: on the first day of questioning, senatorsex fod on how judge ketanji brown jackson would rule as a justice. >> what do you say to people who say you're soft on crime or even anti-law enforcement? >> as someone who has had fam

police colonel bill bryant confirmed one person died identified as 23 year-old cameron schaefer of jacksonville. our thoughts and prayers are with his family and also with all the families in that. >> or shooting victims of the victim. several were children all under the age of 11, a couple younger than 2 years old. 5 of the 6. victims have been released. bryant says this doesn't appear to be gang-related early in the investigation. it seems like an argument between 2 pushed to the extreme was no mass shooting. >> a this was 2 individuals who got into gunfire, exchanged gunfire. trooper say at least 2 gunmen were involved were still looking for 2 peopre until we get the case together about formal charges. tatum says he hopes people learn a lesson from this. everybody's need to come together and just stop out of chaos. >> meanwhile, a los angeles 5 deputies are recovering after a helicopter crashed saturday morning in the san gabriel reservoir. the la sheriff's office says the deputies were on a helicopter that was going to pick up a patient from a rollover crash. but the chopper crashed while t

attacked by a fellow prisoner nearly 3 weeks ago. nicholas high, because more from the capital of jacksonville on a bright and clear sunny day, the shores of italy are visible from this french island in the middle of the mediterranean. it feels far removed from what here people call the mainland or france or the continent, especially now after the murder of the corsican nationalist. even cooler, not because people here blamed the french state for his death that took place inside a french prison. in ma say his body was brought back late into the night. thousands of people were there in what appeared to be a spontaneous funeral procession. this is an island in morning. but according to the french state, even colona has a shady past. let me show you why it was almost 25 years ago that on this road, the top official sent from paris to oversee the island. the play fair as it's known in france was on his way to a theatre when he was shot several times in the back. even colon i was arrested and judges say that he was responsible for his murder. the island is known as needed, the booty, which means th

. >> it was a suspected tornado that tore through jacksonville, texas.torm came in with enough force to flip over cars, and this is what is left of the elementary school gymnasium. we know from the superintendent hundreds of people had taken shelter inside the elementary school. there are no reports of injuries here. the roof was ripped off the high school. back over here is a neighborhood. we saw multiple homes damaged back there. we hear the sound of chainsaws as people are beginning to clean up. and we're also hearing reports of damage in other towns around here. the storm is now moving across texas, moving into the dallas area. chris van cleave, cbs news, jacksbor ror, >> o'donnell: the threat of severe weather and dangerous tornadoes is expected to last over the next couple of days. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from the weather channel global headquarters with virtual new flashing technology, good evening, mike. >> reporter: and good evening to you norah, we are expecting severe weather. a city like houston could be hit hard this evening

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more damaging wind from raleigh down to jacksonville. and up in columbus, david, and even fort wayne. >> ginger zee, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn now to the heated confirmation hearings under way for president biden's historic supreme court nominee, judge ketanji brown jackson. judge jackson defending her rcord today. she was also pressed on defending detainees at guantanamo bay. she was asked about critical race theory, about children's books, and how she answered. rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, judge ketanji brown jackson defending her record against republican accusations she's soft on crime. >> what do you say to people who say you're soft on crime or even anti-law enforcement? because you accepted your duties as a public defender? >> as someone who has had family members on patrol and in the line of fire, i care deeply about public safety. i know what it is like to have loved ones who go off to protect and to serve, and the fear of not knowing whether or not they'll come

digit wind chills across the north and records potentially falling in nashville and huntsville and jacksonville, florida. hard freeze across the deep south. many more records could fall there as well. a cold sunday morning for sure. whit? >> all right, rob, you'll be on top of it. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> americans now feeling the economic impact of russia's war in ukraine with soaring consumer prices, record high gas prices forcing families to make difficult decisions. and the creative ways companies are trying to curb financial losses. here's abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: tonight, with no end in sight to the war in ukraine, the economic toll on americans only getting worse. gas prices at record highs, now $4.33 cents per gallon, up $1.50 from last year. the situation dire for people like timothy gutbrod. >> i got to watch my gas. >> reporter: the albany, new york, driving instructor now asking his customers to meet him in the middle to save on gas. >> it changes, you know, how you drive and how you teach. i like to cover every base, but if you're taking students out on the hi

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served as chairman of the veterans' council of duval county, chairman of the support committee at jacksonville national seminary. madam speaker, where -- cemetery. madam speaker, where he chaired the memorial day service. he was president of the air force sergeant's service, and part of the missing in america project. steve attended mandarin united methodist church and served as a driver to a nearby retirement home to ensure all could worship together on sunday. on behalf of the fourth congressional district of florida, i offer condolences all who knew and loved steve, especially his wife, glenda, his wife for over 33 years. madam speaker, i rised too today to together charles darwin who being flnamed duval county teacr of the year. charles received this part of john duval high school. serving as a teacher for seven years, he is dedicated to helping students understand to succeed, even in difficult circumstances. he works with students to overcome the challenges and struggles they face, helping them to develop skills that will help them after they graduate. on behalf of the fourth congressiona

we expect severe weather to continue into areas as far south as jacksonville and north as new york stateeat, looking at level two on a one to five. so, it is going to diminish quite a bit going to thursday afternoon storms. >> good news at the end but we'll be ever watchful. >>> and still to come, chris rock makes his first public comments about the infamous slap at the oscars. to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ >>> in hiz first public comments since the oscars, he's still processing. he said at some point he will talk about the slap he received from will smith for telling a joke about smith's wife. meantime, the academy of motion picture, arts and sciences have begun disciplinary proceedings against smith. they say smith was asked to leave the oscar ceremony after slapping rock but he refused. and thank you so much for joining us this hour. more of our breaking news coverage in just a moment. and tr ought to come with newfound happiness and zero surprises. and all of

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. 31 million people at risk, stretching from detroit, indianapolis, charleston, wilmington, to jacksonvillen't rule out a tornado or two. little bit less of a risk tomorrow we have got storm hazards with wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and isolated tornado along the mid-atlantic and southeast coast tomorrow and as we move into today, this storm front pushes its way up to the east, makes its way into the northeast. tomorrow, a mix of rain and snow throughout new england we're looking for a few storms that could be really strong along the coast. the heaviest rain is going to be down along the florida panhandle to the southeast, upwards of four inches of rain, but we're looking at some pretty good downpours making their way from the demolmarva peninsula and inland sections of upstate new york and we're also looking at 6 to 8 inches of snow, u.p. of michigan and down east maine with 6 to 8 inches as well there we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ...or fourth time streaming that period drama dan... you just made me miss her best line, so now i'm going

jacksonville, jacksonville, florida, 19.7.and so to your point as people, as republicans are trying to lamb baste anybody who is not soft on crime, they have a store toy deal with in their own backyard. even senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was calling judge jackson soft on crime. kentucky ranks where in crime? >> they're third. they have the third highest murder rate in the country. if the rest of the country had a murder rate like kentucky, everybody would be afraid to walk the streets. and, look, why the murder rate is so high there? gun ownership is massive in these places. 80% of all murders are by firearms. and you combine guns, fairly high levels of poverty in these states, a fair amount of density. doesn't have to be cities. that is an incendiary formula. that's why these places are habitually higher in murder than a lot of blue places. >> jim kestler of third way. thank you for coming to "the sunday show," but two, thank you for this report. have a good sunday. >> my pleasure. >>> next, we're a month into the ru

we're starting with our surfline from jacksonville beach, florida.to one to two on the beaches east of jacksonville. it will just be sitting around for a couple of days. let's get a check a little closer to home. drew: i'm abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather 7 day forecast. caller wins tomorrow, the bes >>> just going to see if will warranted to join me in this segment because we are gearing up for a new season, yes, spring just ten days away, everybody. this segment sponsored by native from food to fitness and so much more we do have great simple springtime swaps to freshen up your deli routine. here they are. from fashion how tos to workouts to the latest scoop influencer sydney shares the latest trends. >> it really is the perfect time to update and refresh your morning routine. >> reporter: sitd sydney is also a lifestyle expert and spokesperson for our sponsor native, who has tips on how the get ready for spring. first up use seasonal fruits to get an extra boost of nutrition. >> spring is my favorite season to start off the d

>>detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his final comedy set. his conversations weird. you know, he talking just change it and we train. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops and say sweida heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just we're but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. yeah, he's thought tracks, as you know, just a in the hotel room where sackett died. police photos show the room was orderly and everyone interviewed by detectives commented on how pleasant sack it was. and there really wasn't a nicer guy. >>i mean, it was just cordial and generous. a nice to everybody. he met. >>there is a new mural up honoring bob simon in san francisco. this is in the mission district admission and 24th saga is pictured in the forty-niners jacket he wore during his time on the tv show full house. >>more than 300 affordable apartment units are coming to the south bay with the 950 million dollars approved by voters back in 2016, those units will be spread out across 3 different cities. 324 of them built in san jose. santa

a maternity hospital in jacksonville, florida. the workers at baptist memorial center escorted her and her ten -- yes, you heard me, ten new additions. she beat you, laura. escorted them all out of the building once they hatched. they set up a nesting spot inside the facility's atrium, and needless to say, the entire thing had everyone, we should just say quacking up. >> she needs a little postpartum help now. i love how they follow. it's so sweet. >> i know, cute. >> she's got ten, i've got triplets. you've got twins. i don't know what's in the water. >> vianey has a dog and i'm just chilling by myself. >> good weekend to get out with the kids. >> i think saturday will be good, most of sunday looks pretty good. we really need some rain and some ittle of both. not impacting all of your weekend plans. right now we've got 52 degrees in san jose. we will be looking at increasing clouds through the weekend, drizzle for now, and then real rain coming back by the end of sunday. right now 48 degrees in dublin. 47 degrees. back into the i

amy and michael traveled last week from their home in jacksonville to ukraine where a surrogate mother delivered their daughter. she was born in a hospital bomb shelter. one hour after the delivery, they started their chaotic journey home. >> we literally pretty much took her from the war zone. >> they're introducing their daughter later on the "today" show. that happens following "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> a follow-up this morning, the police will have a heavy presence near schools this morning. this is after an attempted kidnapping. it happened yesterday morning when a 12-year-old girl said she was walking to school on calistoga road and a black bmw pulled up next to her. she says the driver tried to pull her into the car but she was able to fight him off. the child then ran home. they're asking people to live nearby to check any cameras for possible clues. >>> happening today, a redding woman accused of faking her own abduction is in court today in a case that grabbed headlines across the country. sherri papini is in a sacramento county jail. her disappearance happened back in

jacksonville was under a tornado watch a little bit earlier. but that has since been lifted but is still active to the north. you can see all the clouds racing on through the rain continuing to fall. there. we have had reports of one funnel cloud a little further to the north now. and so that's a very active area. these any of these storms are possible of severe weather. as you can see, they're very intense cells that are coming through right now. fact, this one that came through spawning that funnel cloud a little bit earlier. so that has a history now of causing some issues there. so the watching that very closely with the doppler radar, we could see more active weather continuing in the afternoon and then it looks like this whole system is going to begin to slide a little further to the east and it begins to move out of town. there's still a chance we could see some more severe weather along the eastern seaboard. in fact, just had another funnel cloud reported just to the west of raleigh near greensboro. that one coming down just in the last

. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his finalersations weird. you know, he talked he just changed and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops to forensics. we have heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just you. but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. yeah, he's thought tracks us, you know, just a to in the hotel room where sackett died. police photos show the room was orderly and everyone interviewed by detectives commented on how pleasant sack it was. and there really wasn't a nicer guy. >> i mean, it was just cordial and generous and nice to everybody. he met. >> we'll take a look at this. you can find this mural honoring bob sackett here in san francisco. it's on a stage, ali at mission and 24th. and as you can see it pictures him wearing that 49 or jacket that he liked to wear during his time on the tv show full house. we'll be right back. >> 9.45 was hot yesterday. hot today. and you combine that with the drought and water officials are kind of worried about what's going to be happening as we

this is what it looks like around 3:00 p.m., with the storms pretty strong from jacksonville, all thele beach and then jonathan, to the new york city dc area, five to 8:00 p.m., it is when the worst of the storms will be through here. >> i'm in washington, bill. i will spread the word. thank you very much for the forecast, we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, president biden gets a second covid booster shot and then makes an appeal to congress for more relief aid. and congressman madison cawthorn gets a talking to from republican leadership about wild claims he made on a podcast. we're digging into that next on "way too early." routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! this is a game changer who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. if you really wanna find out what you're made of, you can forget the personality tests and

it's going to be a strong, but there's the possibility of more severe weather gets into parts of jacksonvillecontinuing all the way up to the carolinas. could be another very dangerous day across parts of the country. guys, back to you. thanks, lawrence. it is a crime of opportunity that's gaining traction all across the country. unfortunately, thieves, they're leaving. >> delivery drivers stranded just stealing their vans in a matter of seconds. reporter markie martin explains how law enforcement is responding to this troubling trend. >> and family that driver to the latest drop down package. that question top the pack. somebody cut away with truck and have their wallet. it everything. they just go with the amazon truck. it's a 9-1-1 call that happening more and more across the country. entire amazon trucks being a drought. i'm your guy while they work on to write me with the gun in my face in utah, tennessee, colorado and florida. drivers are being targeted. porch pirating. the new crime is taking the whole lot on wheels. watch how quickly and easily this happens. this video from new orlean

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. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his finalnversations weird. you know, he talked he just changed and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops to forensics. we would have heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just you. but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. yeah, he's thought tracks us, you know, just a to in the hotel room where sackett died. police photos show the room was orderly and everyone interviewed by detectives commented on how pleasant sack it was. and there really wasn't a nicer guy. >> i mean, it was just cordial and generous and nice to everybody. he met. 42 is the time. we'll be right back. whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. with top brands. great value. and inspiration you need. so you can own your style. >> 7.45 and high temperatures causing water officials to worry more about the ongoing drought. yeah, east bay mud, particularly they think these warm temperatures obviously not good for the drought outlook right now there's a stage one drought and v

maybe it's money dark skies outside of jacksonville tomorrow 100% chance of maureen. sunday. still some good golf though kevin kissner out of the trap on 16, and that little titlists is rolling and rolling and point got it. eagle three. kissner sits four under two shots back. here's one of your co leaders with the shot of the day price guard it from 96 yards away. we'll put a little spin on the approach and watch the comebacker rural home for an eagle three on some very wet turf and still going he's got it to minus six. tied for the labor. tommy fleetwood tom hoagie lightning arrange shut it down from there. they hoped to play tomorrow, but they may have to wait until sunday until florida. gets a little bit of sunshine, and that is sports. those are some pretty good shots there on the green. my goodness. yes and you're right. nice shout outs to our high school teams. it's really good free for three. i said they did very well. yes, they did. alright. next at 11. thing and there is this massive fireball right outside my window. um really, really wild so we thought the t

some mighty dark skies this is right outside jacksonville and tomorrow 100% chance of more rain.hough kevin kisner out of the trap on 16 watched that titlist track on soggy turf and got it. eagle three. kissner sits at 400 just two shots back. here's one of the co leaders shot of the day price garnet 96 yards away a spinner the approach the come backers and you know what's going to happen? very wet greens and that baby is going into for an eagle. he is at minus six is tied for the lead with tommy fleet blood and tom hoagie lightning arrange shut it down from there. they hope to play tomorrow, but they may have to wait until sunday until florida finally get some sunshine. and it's friday and no better night than to leave you with a smile. so let's check this out. when you play baseball, the midwest, you gotta adjust your game a bit, and you've got to bundle up. this is michigan and louisville. it's college baseball. the snow is flying sideways. and they just kept playing what you gotta do. you playing what you gotta do. you gotta just ("man! i feel like a woman" playing) ♪ going o

. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his finaltions strip weird. you know, he talking just change it and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops and 6. we have heard people, strokes and stuff. so it's just but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. yeah, he's thought tracks us, you know, just a in the hotel room where sackett died. police photos show the room was orderly and everyone interviewed by detectives commented on how pleasant sack it was. and they're really it wasn't a nicer guy. >> and he was just cordial and generous. a nice to everybody. he met. and take a look at this. you can find this mural honoring bob sag here in san francisco. it's in osage valley or ali, that mission and 24th second picture there in his forty-niners jacket that he wore during his time on the tv show full house. we'll be right back. >> by 45 right now and we all know that it has been hot and, you know, it's been in a drought. so water officials are worried about what's going to happen as we go forward. yeah, john, so it's goi

san antonio, san diego, orlando and jacksonville. motors announced a pilot plant in california that would make its electric vehicles capable of powering a home in the event of a power outage or failure of the grid. that pilot program is made possible through a partnership with pacific gas and electric live from the nasdaq market site. i'm joined us. thank you. joya. >> 7.20 is the time and happening right now, vice president kamala harris is on her way to poland now to thank the country for taking in ukrainian refugees. she'll also be there for 2 days and is expected to continue talks with poland to reinforce the u.s. commitment to nato and help ukraine. harris is going to be meeting with president poland and also canadian prime minister justin trudeau. she'll also travel then on to romania on friday. >> and this is as russia's invasion in ukraine is now in its second week and just millions of ukrainians have got now. but there are still millions that are trying and can't really. robert sherman has an update from ukraine. >> across t

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mayor of miami called me and said, listen, nobody in florida got your damn money down here but jacksonville[laughter] so i said, i called, i said to myself, self, call the national league of cities. let's turn these small cities on and we did. we did. you know, we could not hug each other, we could not touch each other, we couldn't get near each other but we kept this spirit of conference of mayors alive. to rise above bitter partisanship, to rise above hate and this pandemic. to produce a collective consensus of 67.1 billion dollars coming directly not just to new york, not just to chicago, but good old butler, georgia, where i grew up. they got some damn money too. so everybody got a piece of it. and let me tell you something. nancy pelosi, she is the queen of this piece of legislation. i cannot tell you, she is -- [applause] daddy was a mayor, brother was a mayor, and although she's got that san francisco feel, she's still a baltimore girl. so when she comes to this organization, i hope you'll give her a standing ovation to thank her, to make sure that, you know, we had the direct fundin

the mayor of miami called me and said, listen, nobody gots any damn money here other than jacksonville, let's turn these small cities on, and we did. we did. we could not hug each other. we could not touch each other. we were not near to each other. we kept the spirit of this conference of mayors alive to rise above bitter partisanship, to rise above hate and this pandemic. to produce a collective consensus of $67.1 billion coming directly -- not just to new york. not just to chicago, but in butler, georgia, where i grew up, they got some damn money too. so everybody got a piece of it. let me tell you something, nancy pelosi is -- she is the queen of this piece of legislation. i cannot tell you, she is the -- [ applause ] her daddy was a mayor, her brother was a mayor. although she's got that san francisco feel, she's still a baltimore girl. so when she comes -- when she comes to this -- when she comes to this organization, i hope you will give her a standing ovation to thank her, to make sure that, you know, we have the direct funding. today in our great federal city, our capital of w