with dad was doing to. >> was jeanne gonna get the boot? >> i thought so. i thought that dad was being a little too hard on gene. dad maybe you should back it down a notch, if you're gonna fire him just fire him. >> he was one of the main suspects. >> police got a break. they discovered dna on that zip tie found around melbourne's neck. they immediately started swapping suspects, hoping to find a match. >> i have over 80 dna samples that i have collected from everybody connected to this case. >> did you interview all those people as well? >> all those people had been interviewed by me or at least one of the other 3 to 4 detectives that had assisted with that case. >> 80 people? >> yes. >> clearly it would be a tough case to crack. is it like fighting a suspect in a haystack? >> in a stack of her specs probably. >> but worthy looking in the right haystack? >> coming up. a secret kept in a bedroom. >> free found a lot of empty prescription pill bottles and a lot of pharmacy receipts. >> had the police also found the motive for melvin's murder

hello there i'll have them here jeanne and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up cases of coronavirus sky rockets across india leaving a fragile health care system to battle the eye break here as climate envoy visits china it's all carbon emissions at a time of strained relations between the superpowers. 5 years old and living with cancer a drug shortage in mexico is facing size and people at risk. but the 20 years in afghanistan the u.s. and nato say the time has come to end their military campaign leaders made the announcement on wednesday saying after 2 decades it no longer makes sense to keep thousands of troops in the country a white house correspondent kimberly reports from washington d.c. . after a generation of war in afghanistan u.s. president joe biden says it's time for american soldiers to return home we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions i'm now the 4th united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan to republicans to democrats. i will pass th

jeanne: this dichotomy, it was not expected for me.h domestically and from a foreign policy perspective, on the campaign trail this was a moderate candidate. this is someone who said i will not go as far as a bernie sanders or elizabeth warren when it comes to a takeover of health care, for instance. yet in the first of 85 days, we have seen proposals for massive spending. not just massive spending but a massive preengineering of the domestic -- a massive reengineering of the domestic life. whether or not he succeeds in that, we are not clear. it is more than just the proposal and the cost. it is the fact that he ran as a bipartisan leader, someone who will work across the aisle. he has not done that so far. he says he is going to, but moderate republicans are saying it seems more symbolic than actual. that is the dichotomy i am seeing, more towards a moderate foreign policy approach, as opposed to this domestic -- i'm going to be the next fdr or lbj where the government is much more assertive than it has been. jonathan: they have move

jeanne moos has the story. >> reporter: momma bear and four c cubs stopped traffic.third cub crossed. three across and one to go. uh-oh. the fourth cub sup a pole. mom to the rescue but, wait, someone is back. it can be a drag wrangling four little ones. this is something any human mom can relate to. >> go, babies, go. >> robin, mother of four, shot the video and the pole climber in particular -- >> he reminded me of my son. get down off the pole, you're making a scene here. >> reporter: someone on twitter posted ah, someone should get out of their car and help. somebody else put the wise in wiseguy by replying, you want to be mauled because that is how you get mauled. meanwhile, mom was gently mauling her babies. robin's takeaway -- >> just how hard it is to be a mom and especially four babies and felt for the mom. >> scottish comedian jamie godly supplied bear narration. >> oh, [ bleep ]. a minute to myself. give me -- mommy, oh, that's my ear, mommy. >> reporter: just when it seemed all four were safely across, one of the cubs mac a break for it crossing the doubl

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. >> jeanne robinson, the brooklyn center, went from hanging on every word of the derek chauvin trialh continuing to follow that, and as they participate in this new tragedy that has occurred in their community. >> it's all the same tragedy. it's all the same thing really. it's the way, it's the way black communities, in particular are policed in this country. it's a crisis in policing in this country. it's police departments see policing is something you do to a community rather than with a community. and that, that's fundamental, in that fundamentally has to change. that's what this whole past year has been about. and how ironic, and how tragic, that in the middle of the trial, of derek chauvin for murdering george floyd, we have ten miles away, this bitter illustration of the fact that things have not changed. and that there is still so much work to do. so much that has to be done. >> jeanne robinson in carmen, best thank you for joining our discussion on this difficult night. we really appreciate your contribution. and when we come back, six years after michael brown, and unarmed

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and jeanne we've been seeing in our report just such a sense of desperation and anguish and despair at the moment and obviously some of this is joining in to anger people are asking themselves why didn't the government anticipate a 2nd why didn't the government actually listen to some of its own task force members who were seen back in november that the meta. politicians the guys might be running out and we should prepare for that and be dusting why weren't these big religious gatherings allow that the good may not you know to do that 9100000 people attended a religious festival over 4 weeks then it election rallies that we saw in our report to politicians and been killed and they had huge turnouts so big it is a fair bit of anger but the bottom line is at the moment actually people are still focused on getting the essential supplies they need to keep and i didn't get their loved ones and i know everything else can wait there now folks and just getting to the next day and staying the night i'm going to cima doubly bureau chief in delhi thank you so much international in the form of oxy

that oakland back in by being invited today and being in the you know, hopefully it increases our jeanne and says to receive some of the funding that may be available to help fill that gap and potentially even give us more resources and in the newsroom. sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >> a growing scourge on our streets. that's how south by law enforcement leaders are describing the proliferation of so-called ghost guns. kron four's rob fladeboe talk to the santa clara county da today about the president's executive actions on gun control. and we have seen in our county, a proliferation of dangerous ghost guns. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is on board with president biden's executive action on ghost guns which the dia says are proliferating by skirting california law because they're sold from out of state. >> and the parts are put together by a person in our state and they wind up putting together a weapon that they could not purchase in california grows and says the county crime lab has examined 114 goes guns in 2000, 19 compared with just 25 back in 2000, 17. >> and susp

you know, hopefully it increases our jeanne and says to receive some of the funding that may be availablehelp fill that gap and potentially even give us more resources and chief armstrong says ultimately he hopes to see more violence interrupters in community led violence intervention in oakland in the newsroom. sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >> local law enforcement has also been sounding the alarm about the growing number of ghost guns here in the bay area there's also strong support for the president's call for so-called red flag laws to keep those guns out of the wrong hands. kron four's. rob fladeboe has more now from san jose with a live report from. >> well, that's right, ken, the numbers tell the story. the district attorney here tells me that the number of ghost guns used to commit crimes here in the county has increased more than fourfold in recent years. here's more. >> and we have seen in our county, a proliferation of dangerous ghost guns. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is on board with president biden's executive action on ghost guns which the dia says are prol

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well al jazeera is fairly or contra foolery is in kabul she explains why people there were surprised by president biden's announcements. it would be an understatement to say that basically everybody here was holding their breath to see what will president biden decided. yesterday to have states not exactly what people were expecting to hear on the ground just because for all this time everybody was talking about a conditions based withdrawal and what we heard yesterday it's about a would roll will be unconditional we've seen. a statement from president hadi which was very simple very solemn and we than

more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of jeanne islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of irregular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 2016 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and as long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working because it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years . and as we've seen the conditions there are appalling they're really not effective and if we look at the coats of auditor's report for instance they show that extremely expensive and not serving the original purposes of rap decision and case instead of setting up appropriate infrastructure to deal with asylum cases in a swift manner 5 years on from when the deal was signed authorities are operating emergency even you commissioner your own agrees this system has to change i don't

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. an overnight curfew is in effect in parts of the say the u.s. state of minnesota where protesters have rallied for a force knights in response to the fateful police shooting of don't say rights earlier police form a police officer compulsories charged with manslaughter over rights killing less than 20 kilometers away the murder trial for former officer derek shulman continued on weapons say. over murdering george floyd's shop returns with reports center. there are defense called a form of forensic pathologist who argued that floyd's history of hypertension disease on drug use but it couldn't be all goo

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house reaction to the announcements have been mixed in afghanistan with some saying torn between the prospect of peace and concerns about future instability the taliban has repeated warnings that it won't engage in talks until after all foreign troops have withdrawn others of the taliban to return to negotiations in good faith be to sure that if caught e.g. the people of afghanistan want their rights and freedoms protected they don't want the destruction of gunston and this is the decision of afghan people and we should find a way to take people out of this destruction the only way that i have that the taliba

you know just thank you jeanne moos a tool for this disposal to counter the avid drawing global influence of china and with that goal in mind washington's reaching out to allies across asia with mixed success as to take a father and son and right. the rise of china and subsequent tantrum in the west is heading the way these things always do the great powers and some not so great ones are getting together and holding hands and forming alliances so anything really bad happens we can all suffer together in the blue corner we have record for the 1st try we're convening this group. yet that meeting was a few weeks ago a meeting of the quadrilateral security guard 'd court for short because no one can remember the real name who comes out with those names anyway it's made up of the united states india japan and australia some might suggest they're more clues than quads the aim of the gang is a free and open indo-pacific that was the promise after the 1st summit between the leaders of the us india japan and australia so they're really mean are the words is to keep china in its place brilliantly a

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well when the us to go to war in afghanistan its object to overthrow the taliban and to weaken since then the taliban has made something of a resurgence and become a key figure in the diplomatic talks with the united states and afghan governments but with no official ceasefire many feel the country could plunge into civil war has laura bush in miami. from the bookstore she runs in zainab drama and says the news that the u.s. will be withdrawing all its troops from afghanistan has left her with a feeling of dread. i as an afghan girl can easily study and work as the current government is in power but if

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. and curfew has just come into effect in parts of the u.s. state of minnesota there's another tense standoff between protesters and the police in brooklyn center after demonstrators gathered for a 4th night so over the fatal police shooting of dawn to rights earlier the police officer kim potter was charged with manslaughter she allegedly mistook taser for a gun when she opened fire these are the latest scenes coming to us live from there of course is being declared now an unlawful assembly area let's bring in our correspondent she have returned see she have it looks like from this distance a pretty com

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many claim destined forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house demonstrators have been gathering in the u.s. state of minnesota for another night of protests after the police shooting of dante wright a female police officer has been released on bail after being charged with manslaughter also minnesota the defense continues to make its case in the murder trial of the former police officer derek trevon a retired pathologist has testified george floyd died because of multiple factors including preexisting conditions the sudden led coalition says it's in step today ballistic missile into explosive laden drones it claims that they were launched by rebels towards the je

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep it diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many claim destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house protesters and the police have been facing off in the u.s. state of minnesota for a full flights over the fatal police shooting of dawn to write an overnight curfew is now in place in brooklyn center the officer kim potter has been charged with manslaughter. in nearby minneapolis the defense continued to make its case in the murder trial of the former police officer derrick sjodin they were tied pathologist testified george floyd died because of multiple factors including preexisting haunt conditions the us climate envoy john kerry is in shanghai and so hold talks with chinese leaders it's the 1st visi

i am astounded people like senator jeanne shaheen says i am very disappointed in the president's decisionet a september deadline to walk away from afghanistan part she continues, the u.s. to sacrifice too much to bring stability to afghanistan, to leave without verifiable assurances of a secure future. a lady, want to sit around for verifiable assurances? good luck sister. you have better luck sending ben & jerry's and help that's our time to take the bullhorn away and get the hell out of afghanistan for good. and that is the memo. earlier today president biden gave us his reasons for pulling troops out of afghanistan, watch. >> i believe that our presence and afghanistan should be focused on the reason we went in the first place. to ensure afghanistan would not be used as a base from which to attack our homeland again. we did that. we accomplish that objective. kennedy: but as i mentioned he is running into differences. >> it is a really reckless decision. i think you do not end wars by announcing that you are leaving. what you do if you see the ground to your enemy. >> the result of thi

. >> reporter: yes, joe manchin and jeanne shaheen having sticker stock in the wake of that speech youbout. as president biden heads to philadelphia to commemorate the 50th anniversary of amtrak he will be looking to tout this infrastructure plan and try to build on the public support the white house believes they already have from much of the public on this. the president making the case this morning, these are the kinds of thing only government can do. listen to him this morning in an interview with nbc. >> i don't have any inordinate faith in government. there's certain things only the government can do. we rank number 8 in terms of infrastructure. and building billions of dollars of highways, airports, bridges, will they do that? these are things only the government can really do. >> as for sticker shock, the president also responded in that interview, talked about the fact, listen, even though republicans and even some democrats are saying this economy rebounding back to life undermine his case for trillions of dollars in spending the president argues it is the investment from the

it ineases our jeanne and says to receive some of the funding that may be available to help fill that gap and potentially even give us more resources and chief armstrong says ultimately he hopes to see more violence interrupters and community led violence intervention in oakland. >> in the newsroom. sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >> there have now been 4 dead gray whales washed up in the bay area just within the past week or so. the carcasses have been taken to angel island where they do necropsies kron four's. gayle ong reports from near beach where the 4th well was just found. >> this great will is the latest to wash up in the bay area. it was found that near beach thursday morning. a team with the marine mammal center just completed cropsey and have been busy investigating 3 other dead whales in 8 days that really a red flag for us. >> we're doing everything we can to investigate the causes of these for doctor jeff foam ceo at the marine mammal center says there are 3 common cause is we are likely to see it either amount rishon state. and instead like the ship strike. or an entangleme

lisa: i want to zoom out a little bit and go to something jean say no was talking about -- jeanne zainong about earlier. she said the biden are very different whether they are dealing with local issues are international ones. what has been your take away given his stance versus the kremlin, given his stance with iran, given his chance with -- his stance with china? daniel: there has been a measured response to all of the issues you just described, whether it is north korea or china, whether it is iran or russia. on day one the president announced a top to bottom review of the existing sanctions portfolio in place for the last 20 years in the u.s. to understand the productivity, the unforeseen consequences. the team that is assembled at state treasury and the national security apparatus have experienced from the bush and obama administration, some from the trump, they know how to look around the corner and see the unanticipated consequences. that being said, i think the market is still nervous. friends of mine are doing the analysis to to see how these type of moves will ruin their days

really jeanne children are pronounced dead at the school there were 2 they were transported to area hospitals were pronounced dead at area hospitals. and. people had no asking when there will be a debate about america's gun laws. the press was how he and how he this organization for some hope he would make a statement like call it maybe coming up right that's at the end and the organization what they'll be debate they'll be delayed the n.r.a. will say this is not the time to talk about it of the 26 murdered at the sandy hook elementary school 20 with children aged 6 and 7 the gunman used an 15 assault rifle near the chechen anybody who went on the ground mr martin is close to the door and he went to the corner 1st graders. and no time. every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. and then decisions like responding on this kind of shooting are happening at the very highest level and they were not responding not responding. whilst some of tried to exploit tragedy for political gain. we have remained respectively silent. and then when not here held a news conference in which he basically

military has started to withdraw from afghanistan and jeanne shaheen said it's difficult to see a scenario that doesn't end in a civil war or a taliban takeover, unquote. is that just afghanistan's problem and who cares? >> look, jake, that is certainly a possible scenario. now no one has an interest in renewed civil war in afghanistan. either the afghanistan government do. other nations that have been basically free riders as we've been engaged with nato allies and partners who have to decide given their interests in a relatively stable afghanistan, given the influence that they have whether they are going to try to use that influence in a way that keeps things within the 40-yard lines so a lot of them are concentrated by the president's decision and besides that, jake, and even as we're withdrawing our forces we're not disengaging from afghanistan. we're remaining engaged with diplomacy, economic assistance, humanitarian assistance and support for the security forces. we've trained over the years as you know very well 300,000 of them and all that have remains and i think that there are d

you know, hopefully it increases our jeanne and says to receive some of the funding that may be available fill that gap and potentially even give us more resources. >> chief armstrong says ultimately he hopet to see more violence interrupters and community led violence intervention in oakland. i'll have more on this coming up on kron 4 news at 5 as well as on our streaming service kronon you can download for free in your app store. just seen. >> thank you so much. we'll go to southern california now and an asian american olympian has been the target of a hate filled rant. this happened in orange county. and the woman says that she was training when the man just started yelling at her reporter kimberly chain has details. >> boyfriend own. >> 28 year-old us olympic karate athletes. a could a i was at group called the park in orange when a stranger started aggressively yelling at her, she says out of nowhere. this is a normal day. i was just walking to the park talking to my friend on phone. it happened last thursday at the park where she frequently works out as she prepares for the upcoming

we've got jeanne e when with the story. >> we believe. rape is rape.essage senator dave court. se is hoping to get across with senate bill 5.30, trying to a little money. what a lot of us feel was a very artificial category of criminal charge for rate, which is close rate right now. the democratic senator who represents a silicon valley says people who are convicted of spousal rape do not face the same consequences as a person who is single spousal rape probation is available. no incarceration whatsoever. and for spousal rape, there's no with the offender registry. my sister's house is a nonprofit that aims to stop domestic violence within the asian american and pacific islander community. the executive director sees many women who fall victim to abuse from their spouses. many advocates feel that marital rape is an underreported. >> especially from within immigrant or by immigrant communities at women's empowerment. a nonprofit that aims to help homeless women. >> they say they're on board with senator cortez. he's bill rate this rate. doesn't matter.

there are also some democratic critics, like jeanne shaheen of new hampshire, criticizing the presidentz, the senate foreign relation committee chairman raising concerns as well and the republican side overwhelmingly there's criticism from republicans like mitch mcconnell, but also some support like senator ted cruz, behind the idea of bringing back troops from afghanistan. but a sampling of reactions here on cnn, jason crow, a congressman from colorado on the democratic side said the folks left behind, nobody wants to be the last person out because that's a very dangerous place to be. we have to make sure that we're doing right by them. look what senator lindsey graham, the republican hawk from south carolina, saying president biden unfortunately has chosen the highest risk option available, which is to leave no matter what, and that nancy pelosi, the house speaker, called it an important and welcome development. so you're seeing mixed reaction on both sides, to show the complicated legacy left behind on capitol hill from the nation's longest war, some wanting to continue, some uncerta

i will tell you that all right, you never know when a giant jeanne or a guardian angel with a credit- oh, here it is, shaquille o'neal. that is shaquille o'neal, the former nba star paid for an edge engagement ring as it was being purchased by another man. shaq said the guy buying a ring was a hard-working young fellow who the ring put on a layaway plan because he couldn't pay for it right away. at first he didn't want to accept shaq's generosity. he told him not to worry take care of his future wife. let me ask you, doesn't this remind you of a movie? >> will: i don't know. what movie, juan? >> kennedy: indecent proposal? >> juan: there you go. >> will: all right. >> juan: you are up, will. >> will: shaq and charles barkley one of a kind. lathan he dresses up like umps. mimics the calls. stole the show at little league tournament sat there and called balls and strikes behind the ump. if that doesn't do it for you maybe i will. i just day would youd the will cain podcast up to 34 on the charts. join us at podcast news.com. spotify come hang out appreciate it. >> juan: we will have to

wrote he applauds president biden for making the brave and right decision the new hampshire senator jeanneent's decision in a tweet she wrote the u.s. has sacrificed too much to bring stability to afghanistan to leave without verifiable assurances of a secure future. >> the whole idea was it's ludicrous. >> as far as afghanistan withdrawal, i'm glad to see us moving out. >> i think a random withdrawal just because you're celebrating an anniversary is not the right decision >> if we're ready to go, i'll be supportive if we're not ready to go, i'll be making that clear. >> but how do you know the withdrawal of troops has been a long time coming. in 2001 the u.s. invaded the country a month after 9/11 a year later they hit the highest point nearly 100,000 troops in 2014 former president obama announced a timetable for withdrawal of most u.s. forces and last november the trump administration announced it would cut troops in the country to 2500. now by september there will be, if it holds, no troops in afghanistan. the war has taken a heavy toll since 2001 more than 20,000 soldiers injured in c

president has said we must fight the battles for the next 20 years not the last 20 democratic senator jeanne shaheen from new hampshire got emotional when she highlighted the 7 women she said had been killed by the taliban said it was a very important over the next 4 months that the u.s. do all it can to make sure that women and minorities are represented in any future government and the taliban do not go back to killing women and restricting their rights as far as the ambassador while he said he believes that there will be no sweeping into kabul by the taliban he said they have looked at the options they realize it is either a negotiated settlement or a long unwinnable war and he believes for future generations the taliban have agreed that it would probably be better to have a negotiated settlement many senators on the committee are hoping he's right and fisher thank you very much indeed. and biden ministrations hope opening new shelters for unaccompanied children who've crossed the us mexico border and spending about $60000000.00 a week on that cat is to reunite the children that parents w

lives at risk it undermines our commitment to the afghan people particularly afghan women senator jeanne shaheen said in a statement adding the biden administration must make every effort between now and september to protect the progress made the united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al jazeera the white house tweeting his reaction afghanistan's president ashraf ghani posted that afghanistan's security forces are fully capable of defending its people and country which he says they've been doing all along adding that the afghan nation will forever remain grateful speaking to al jazeera the taliban spokesman says the departure of foreign forces is a goal shared by all afghans or the whole night. the withdrawal of the foreign troops is our people's demand and this is something we fought for in the last 20 years this was always our objective at the end of the day the withdrawal must take place as there is for the

so the first thing this president did was send jeanne kirkpatrick down to snuggle up to o'shea in that sense a message at human rights is no longer operative in the ronald reagan administration. and mike looks pretty good jimmy says like that, my calls me a name, front page near times the day after it appears. so later in the day i got to rosalynn carter and i say listen he is really friendly with nancy reagan. want you to come out with your guns blazing she's in a rental do my best. she sits down and says a line which will be referred to that stayed with me which is this president makes us comfortable with our prejudices. and whoa it kind of blew me away. mike almost did not know how to react. he basically set aside a very nice thing to say. and it was a fantastic line. it was one of her most quoted line she's ever spoken. and in the car ride back to atlanta when we're flying back home mike was all worried about nancy reagan and ron reagan because a good relations with them. to mike's credit, all of it stayed in it was a very tough peace. and we all move forward from there. it was a l

jeanne noble. pick it up out of my bag.d enough there are new demands piatt teachers' europes, long-standing labor grievances for no subsidized child care and shorter workdays which are all potentially all valid labor complaints, but they shouldn't be made on the backs of our children, the california teacher's association has more than 300,000 members. they are -- make political contributions to gavin newsom. and kids are not voters. and kids do not make political contributions. so there is not the same political pressure to open our schools as there has been to open our businesses. steve: so for a while it was we are not going to go back to school until they change the ventilation. and then we are not going to go back to school until we get vaccinations and now it is we are not going to go back to school in some cases until we get subsidized child care. ainsley: when the unions give you millions of dollars to get rio elected you do what they say not what they are doing. brian: big checks to all these schools where is that

. >> for a rare disease that their son was born with jeanne when learned about the lengths they're nowegnant quickly. we went home with a. >> healthy what we thought was a healthy little boy, but soon after sophia and ryan phillips brought their son crosby home things took a turn for the worse around 4 months old at who's well checkup. >> he wasn't meeting the typical milestones. so he wasn't looking at he wasn't wasn't rolling over crosby was diagnosed with fox 2 when syndrome, which means he has an underdeveloped brain from a lack of the fox g one. gene. >> and at the end of 2020 crosby suffered a series of seizures and also result in >> crosby had a a pretty significant episode in at the end of last year. at that point, the couple decided they wanted to get behind the science to figure out a cure. it really empowers us to conduct research and develop therapeutics to correct the problem they teamed up with the fox to one research foundation to work with institutions in california, new york, ohio and the uk ryan says so far the work has been successful in trying to help people like ri

angus king, jeanne shaheen, charlie crist, and mitt romney, john hogan, kay granger.his is what they call a photo op cool spray. this as he meets with democrats and republicans later today. back to your calls, on the issue of the american immigration system, can confidence be restored in the system? georgian richwood, ohio. caller: i watch you every morning, you have great diversity. the immigration problem down at the border, i was a veteran and during the vietnam war i watch them build up things at a fast rate over there. i just have a hard time trying to visualize people coming across the border. we can build things quickly to house people. to where they can be taken care of properly. i have a hard time trying to figure out why they don't have the abilities to put up these shelters. they has thousands and thousands of troops. when we first went over to vietnam, they put up these very fast build houses for everyone and for us not to be able to do it today, to rely on hotels and everything else, i have a hard time understanding this of the country is so great. giving