, jenna. married. and jenna, you're not coming jenna. you're not coming because you didn't believe me. you didn't believe me, jenna oh, wait oh, hold on. no, he's looking at you, jenna." republicans are obsessed with trump because they have no central ideology other than their hostility toward democracy. the big lie that the election wanted to read my tarot cards, i definitely acted like i was interested in what the page of cups meant but republicans know they can weaponize trump's big lie to make it harder for people to vote, and less easier for the gop to win elections that's why their number one legislative priority is codifying trump's big lie through voter suppression laws so that they could rig the game in their own favor they've calculated that they don't need to appeal to a majority of americans the way a healthy democracy normally works if they can just exploit antidemocratic methods like gerrymandering and electoral college to stay in power, which is why they've decided to stay so cl

i mean, almost every song i write is about jenna or -- you know, in some way about jenna. ♪ i mean, i >> mackenzie who performs under the name torres will release her fifth album this summer. this is the next cover? >> yes. this is from mackenzie's record come is coming out this summer, and the single has just come out. and the record's called "thirstier." i just wanted it to be very like kind of hot. >> jenna painted mackenzie's last album cover, too, but she's hardly her only subject. her friends and her son also frequently appear. how did you statewdecide what t paint? >> that's been a really long process. and probably the hardest part. and i think it comes from just a deep interest in observing people. >> her latest work is now on exhibit at the sam smith gallery in london, but it took a long time for the 42-year-old artist to get noticed. when did that start to happen? >> interestingly around the time that we met. >> is there a connection? >> some would say yes. >> how did you guys meet? >> we met in a bar. >> in the east village. >> it was 2017 in new york city. >> well, let's s

use that or go and look online >> read with jenna. >>> fourth hour, jenna and i are going to surprisefear he may be armed. this is in the area of kildare way near kilkenny way near shannon elementary school. we have video of the last hour or so near the scene. people who live in that area are being told to stay inside of their homes, close and lock their doors and windows. we also learned two nearby schools, shannon elementary in and terra hill elementary closed for the day as a result of this police activity. also, pinole middle school is operating with a shelter in place. happening now, or sharon cat suitsia is there at the scene. she will have a live report at midday. check our twitter feed, where we're posting any reports as we get them. >>> maybe only beginning of may but fire danger is a real concern. today there's a red flag warning for parts of the bay area, including solano county, where gusty winds are expect the to be a problem. midday, we'll have live team coverage. our crews are talking with firefighters to see how they're preparing and kari hall is tracking conditions. a

love you, jenna. >> our own mrs. think over the last year, our teachers have gone above and beyond that was appropriate for us tog >> wow. >> every time she's in her classroom, her dream is coming true. >> wow. >> that's beautiful. >> we're not done. on the third hour, as wellof eio answered the call to return to teaching during the pandemic >>> al, you have a check of the weather? >> yes, we do. as we take a look on the radar right now, we do have flash flood watches, heavy rain right now. severe thunderstorm watches. we even still have a tornado warning near nashville, to the east of nashville. we're watching that closely, as well we have a risk for 28 million people for severe weather today, bringing strong storms, tornadoes likely, hail, damaging winds. rainfall amounts especially heavy down through the lower mississippi river valley into the central gulf some places picking up to 4 to 6 inches of rain before this is all over that's what's going on around >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still

jenna sanchez ran in 2018. she ran a very organized, very strong campaign and outpaced expectations and she ultimately lost to ron wright. then you have susan wright coming in behind her at this point. ron wright was a very prominent local official for decades. so these are two names with built-in identification in the district, but this could be very interesting. i anticipate if this ends the way it looks right now, which we don't know, this is going to be a multimillion dollar campaign with national parties playing big here. >> charlie, what is your sense of what this race could mean? i don't want us to get too deep into this could be a bell weather for 2022. we don't even have results yet, but what are you looking for to make sense of what this actually does mean? >> first, i think abby's absolutely right, that it's dangerous to project a single special election. because remember special elections, the turnout typically is really low, which makes it weird. then these jungle primaries that abby was describing

jenna welcomed it with open arms and said okay, dad, i'll do the best i can to help you out.'s appointments. >> making sure he has medicine. >> she knows more what medicines i take than i do. >> 19 different pills along with four shots of insulin daily. >> i have to set this thing so it's ready for tomorrow. do you see all of them? let me see your hands. none? okay. >> i know i'm getting to a point in my life where i'm going to be finishing school and then i'm going to have to really start in my career. i know i want a family. but i definitely don't want to rush anything. because this is what i'm supposed to do. my dad took care of me my first 18 years. the least thing i can do is step down on the step and let him put his hand on my shoulder. you know? nce, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. tonight, i'll be eating a pork banh mi with extra jalapeños. [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we 'bout to get spicy for this virtual date. spicy like them pajama pant

i'll address this to jenna's point. it's not the role of the government to compensate american workers for their hard work. it's the government's job to stay out of the way of private enterprise so they can produce enough revenue to continue to hire workers. in this case, we're back to prepandemic levels in terms of job openings. 7.4 million jobs available right now in new york's economy. last month, only 266,000 of those jobs were filled. eventually that will go away. part of this i think is temporary especially these more attractive wages. wages are going higher. it's unequivocally a fact that the way you have a top-off benefit, $300 in addition to unemployment benefits per week as we said, $22 per hour, that is enormously incentivizing to not return to the labor force. we have an economy, neil that is $25 trillion in debt. we have a fiscal deficit at 20% of gdp. $6 trillion in additional stimulus spending only over the past 12 months. not even a discussion of retracing any of that additional $6 trillion of deficit an

>> no, we never -- i think barbara and jenna felt like it was haunted.e around that long -- >> jenna would never exaggerate. >> no. >> never, never. >> the piano playing is creepy, i have to say. >> yeah. >> dylan, thank you. >>> straight ahead, we're talking summer beauty with chassie post the must-have products to take you into the warm weather, making you look better than ever first, a look at your local news >>> a very good morning to you. it's 8:26. contra costa county is rarming up vaccines for children over 12. each will run during school hours through saturday. different schools in contra costa county will host similar clinics every week through mid-july. >>> the weather's been cooperating this week. springlike temperatures. how are we looking today, kari? >> it continues. we're going to see more weather like this as we go through the rest of the week, with sunshine and temperatures reaching into the low-to-mid-70s. there will be a little more windy towards the end of the week, especially thursday and friday. the weekend is looking nice and it st

jenna: make of the positive outlook in korea?he largely macro economic cycle, meaning that developed markets will do some demands numbers out there for emerging markets to produce semiconductors, and we are seeing this pickup in certain sectors that are represented by -- and a lot of volatilities from the recovery stage with something we call midcycle, which is more of a normal cycle where you see and tend to see equity markets picking up between five to 15% a year. >> how sustainable is this rally led by retail investor, when many of them our momentum based and go with the trend, and institutional investors, especially with starting to lead? jenna: you see a delayed response with the retail investors, and and especially looking at technical signals singulair leave. -- singulaly. i'm afraid that some of them will have to sit tight as the market slows down. you can see anywhere between 5% to 10% drop at least twice within this cycle, and that is what we have seen in the past and it is likely to occur again. >> what are the opportu

jenna. i don't know, frank somerville only exciting news. the executive director says that there will be some big changes to keep people healthy and safe. they're expecting to announce the lineup within a couple weeks. just another sign that san francisco's. music scene is coming back for one year. the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove. but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. i think that's great. i think people will really enjoy that, and i think it's still outside and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together and have that be outdoors and local and free, really. we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes. all those the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says th

if that is the case jenna doesn't need to get 50%. >> it's going to be a big challenge because the way the ballot goes they asked do you want governor newsom to be out of office and if so who would you want -- >> that is where the 50% is. >> could be a challenge but you said it, there's going to be a republican in california it is going to be someone who is more fiscally conservative and socially liberal, that could be a winning combination. you never know. >> some headlines now. police roundup the husband of a missing colorado mom presumes that after disappearing nearly one year ago. her husband is behind bars charged with first-degree murder in connection with her disappearance. investigators say although the arrest is a major break the case is far from over. >> today is not the day for celebration or doesn't mark the end of this investigation, rather it is the next step and we seek justice for the family. >> a neighbor reported suzanne saying on mother's day last year after she went on a bike ride and never returned, her body has not been found. barry is expected to make his first c

jenna said, isn't forgivable but the dish ship between the states between the between states to nationally is something that is based on the countries interests. mccomb has to balance french interest in africa with his own political interest at home. an apology for frances past actions might be attacked by the french far right. rwanda's government expects acknowledgment of france his past role in supporting its enemies for relations to proceed. malcolm web al jazeera kigali rwanda. ah, this is al jazeera, these help stories are masters, political, lead, and gaza is warning of a religious war. if israel persists with its policies around alex, i'm mostly occupied east jerusalem, and elsewhere in the palestinian territories. yes. and we're also keys, us secretary of state and me blinking of trying to stone palestinian divisions lincoln but in egypt and jordan off to intensive talks with israeli and palestinian leaders. the tour gave a boost to the israel. huh. see, saw blake and says he now hopes to build on that and i'm on my conversation with his majesty touched on again a range of topics i

our own jenna moma arthur -- general macarthur said this was the greatest military achievement in allland, the united states, the soviet union, all the free peoples, must ensure final victory. on all of us rests the mission of world liberation. ♪ >> you could watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series, real america saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern julia sweig talks about the influence the first lady had on lyndon johnson's decision-making. she also discussed her life after lbj's death. ♪ >> in washington dc, violence corrupted in the halls of congress. three men and a woman believed to be part of a puerto rican nationalist gain in november 1950 attempted the assassination of president truman from the visitor's gallery of the house of representatives. five congressmen were hit. ben f jensen of iowa, clifford davis of tennessee, to -- can roberts of alabama, george h fallon of alabama and robert bentley of michigan who was seriously injured. observers noted the attack cam

. >> jenna de melvin swanson married 75 years ago. now they have some secrets for how long, how to have a long lasting marriage has the details. >> more than 7 decades ago jenna and melvin swanson locked eyes for the first >> i know that you're in. i love you too. we may have been his brother fresh ground standing in the doorway. i looked and they looked at me. and that was it. we went home with me. i should. >> turner back. admit that going to be in 3 weeks later on may 14th. they were married janet 17 and melvin. 20 went from la to. >> las vegas and get married and go back home again real quick because he chipped out the next day. 75 years later, even a pandemic could to keep the couple apart when melvin's nursing home have to stop visitors. >> janet still continue to visit her husband through a window every day. 8 news now was there for their 74th anniversary please me to come here every day even if it is the biggest threat now through a glass window at least i saw he was healthy. >> last year on their anniversary. the pandemic for

. >>> joining me jenna griswald, the chair of the democratic association of secretaries of state. federal election commission. good morning to both of you. ellen, i grew up in canada where we mark ballots by hand, get counted by hand and government people count them. some of them are appointed by whatever the electoral body, maybe they're volunteers or are paid, and there are people who monitor those elections. this business of a random company coming in, a company led by somebody who has a dog in this fight seems very strange and unseemly to me. >> yes, it is quite unusual. i have observed elections around the world, and i've never seen anything quite like this. election officials from across the country, both democrats and republicans have expressed a great deal of concern about this. there's nothing wrong with auditing the election after an election. in fact, it should be done by experienced, accredited, non-partisan professionals. unfortunately, this company doesn't seem to meet any of those criteria. it's deeply troubling that they have their hands on the ballot and neutral o

florida state's jenna nicewonger creates a little space and then look at her effort with the shot that and then banks into the goal. one nothing seminoles. and they held that lead all the way until the 84th minute they get careless with the ball, and it's taken away by the broncos. kelsey turnbow turned bone makes the gold. they're all tied and headed to overtime. and that made brandy happy. they played two scoreless overtimes and had to go to a shootout. florida state had missed two kicks off the post and sophomore. easy d if caleb can win it if her kick goes supporters state goalie guesses wrong and the broncos are ncaa champions. they celebrate the second national title in school history have been also wanted in 2001 santa clara women joined the stanford basketball team is barea national champions in the last couple of months, winning anything in this academic year, not easy. this is the moment we've been waiting for, and it feels so surreal. we've been through so many challenges with that with this covid bubble this past year, and so the hard work, sweat tears on determination that

democrat jenna lynne sanchez was narrowly locked out of a runoff in the sixth congressional district. the contest is now set between republican susan wright and republican jake ellzey. wright is seen as a favorite to fill the seat for her late husband ron. he died in february after being diagnosed with covid. >>> coming up, family and friends of slain north carolina man andrew brown jr. prepare to say their final good-byes. >>> and a surprise play. a chiefs fan had an important question for his girlfriend at the nfl draft. >>> in is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." i thought i was getting my floors clean. and then i learned my mop could be loaded with bacteria. so, i got a swiffer wetjet to get a cleaner... clean the spray breaks down dirt and the pad absorbs it deep inside. buh bye. try wetjet with a money-back guarantee. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no

they're certainly there certainly were jenna small conspiracies.ere people that went there together, and some people who clearly wanted to do bad things there at the capitol. how large that conspiracy is, i think the american people have yet to hear, and i think we should all want to know the answer to that question. and also what could be done to prevent this in the future. clearly there was a catastrophic intelligence failure here at the capitol and that resulted in not enough occurring, so there's going to be any number of reforms. i think that come out of this. and as you know, there's even been money allocated additional money allocated by the congress for protection of the capital. certainly those images that we were just saying they're rattling the country really seeing this kind of unprecedented attack or riot at the capital. so brian, thank you so much for your insight, your thought, and certainly we're gonna be coming back to you and talking to you more as some of these investigations work their way through the process. you're welcome jen

sure has jana katsuyama live forced tonight, jenna. thank you. still ahead tonight, a special event at levi's stadium geared it vaccinating teenagers. why health officials say targeting this age group is so important and very weather another hot day inland, but some fog offshore will eventually cool things off across the entire bay area. your forecast is coming up and we're monitoring the situation in the middle east, where israel has stepped up their attacks on the gaza strip, while palestinian rockets are raining down on parts of israel. for 12 to 15 year olds to get their coronavirus shots will be available starting thursday, the fda gave their authorization for that age group yesterday, and the cdc and state approval are expected over the next two days. there is a big push to get younger people vaccinated tonight, covid-19 vaccines were given in a locker room and levi stadium ktvu azenith smith is here now with the first of several special youth events. being held there as nick? yes. how they're young people make up most covid-19 cases right

and dispatch editor-in-chief jenna goldberg, thank you for joining me.saw this president state of the union this week, i'm sorry, the speech first address to congress thing out a radical agenda but it is to be as you pointed out an extremely progressive agenda. but it is also did you think of a kind of a throwback to policies and the democratic party already been proposing for a very long time in sort of tried and field much of the 20th century. jonah: there is a heavy with the new deal and great society thinking and the entire program. and i think, look i am coming around to the theory that this is not his plan. they thought they were not going to control the senate when he was running and once georgia lost the season georgia went to the democrats, they saw this window of opportunity and they were rushing hell-bent to take advantage of it. one of the dead giveaway said that is the first infrastructure plan is so many of the line items in it and up to exactly $100 billion. as if they came to the top line number first and then just try to figure out how t

germany demand dances, so as a claims but did not help the united states despite on anglo americans. jenna chancellor fell victim to a phone tapping operation, but suddenly now become clear, close european l. i was also involved china scraps to child policy. capitals will be allowed up to 3 children debris.

tried to visit the reporters in jail unsuccessfully and one important thing to note should these jenna's get deported it will be a violation of international law the principle which protects asylum seekers who face persecution back if they are deported back to me and mar what kind of fate awaits them there as you know richard media workers are still being arrested and the crackdown on dissent that continues we've been getting stories of journalists taken from their houses in the middle of the night and tortured and this past week a d.v.d. reporter based in young dawn was sentenced to 3 years in jail joining 3 of his colleagues already behind bars so the situation is pretty bleak all around ok thanks flow this past week the u.s. television network n.b.c. announced it will not be broadcasting next year's golden globes awards as prestigious film and television awards go the globes are 2nd only to the oscars. n.b.c.'s reasoning the group behind the globes the hollywood foreign press association has persistently come up short on the issue of diversity it is a problem that runs right through t

grad, who now serves as my coast guard mil aide, lieutenant commander -- i am going to embarrass her, jenna mccarron, of the class of 2007. as we were coming in on marine one, i thought she was going to light up like a candle. she's so excited being back here. she's an outstanding reflection of this institution. and admiral kelly, i want to congratulate all of you on everything you've done this year to keep this school open and running, and to be as safe as it possibly can and could be in the middle of a pandemic. you know, the instructors, the cadets, the cafeteria, the support staff, public works, the science department, the medical staff, the morale, well-being and recreation team everyone , went above and beyond the normal call of duty to try to make it work, and you did. wednesday here that misses springer's cookies for cadets were particularly a boost in morale. what you all achieved together embodies the coast guard creed -- always ready. always ready. i want to thank you, cadet, for speaking on behalf of your class . congratulations on being the class of '21's distinguished graduate

thanks, jenna. still ahead here in santa clara county officials issue a new health order as the county moves into the least restrictive yellow tear, and now employees will be asked about their vaccination status. at a very weather clear skies this evening. the winds already picking up and even stronger winds. the forecast for tomorrow we'll have the update coming up, plus the young man shot to death while protecting his girlfriend from people trying to steal his car. and tonight we're hearing from his family. look and a very bad go get it, boy. it is the way the hood. and 12 teams walk into a kitchen and figure out what's been baked by the clues left behind, he said. pie crime scene kitchen wednesday, may 26 on fox. this is a no nonsense message from three small business insurance is usually complicated for three straight forward. you own it. three cubs it even the unfortunate situation that's about to before this big. three better small business insurance in america. the future belongs to everyone.

no matter how difficult it can seem sometimes this book cheered me up. >> i bought that, jenna.iece of history that people don't know about. >> exactly my pick is "african europeans, untold history" by professor otele. the first black female professor in the united kingdom. the book is a pushback on the whitewashing of european history. she ill lum nainates forward all the figures who have been erased from history it starts before roman times but gets super relevant and comes up to modern day. it paints a much more diverse and truthful image of history, which we all kind of need. >> absolutely. now, this is my favorite segment because this is when the authors go wild. go rogue author's choice. isaac, throw caution to the wind what do you want >> i've had a lot of optimism, beauty, and happiness, but sometimes there's the summertime sadness. this is a beautiful, heart-wrenching memoir about grief and loss and complex she writes about connecting with her mother through food and korean culture the food writing in this book is fantastic. i guarantee you, more than once probably, it

ktvu jana katsuyama is here now and jenna musicians in the city are thrilled. frank musicians and music lovers have been waiting for this news. it's so exciting for so many people and the executive director of stern grove says that they're planning big acts and also local artists, and they're also going to have some big changes to keep people healthy and safe. for one year. the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove, but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together. really? we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes, although the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says that's because capacity will be limited initially to 15% or about 1700 people for the first concerts starting june 20th. unlike the pa

so to from doctors without borders and sandy douglas from the jenna is the 2 things that both of you. thanks very much. thank you. and he's our science correspondent, derek williams, answering your questions on the corona virus call. people keep saying we don't know about possible long term effects of vaccines, which just sounds like soft vaccine skepticism. what are your views? oh, i think it's almost impossible to have a fruitful conversation about this topic because when someone says, yeah, but how do you know there won't be problems down the road? then that's sort of destined to turn into a pointless discussion as it's really any discussion that requires predicting the future. 100 percent. the problem is, in life and in the pandemic, we always have to make decisions about the future based on data that we've collected in the past. we have to choose our next moves based on what that data appears to tell us. it's not a perfect infallible system by any means, but it's the best one we have when it comes to decisions like whether or not to get vaccinated. so. so here's what the current

from germany demand dances, claims, but did not help the united states. despite on anglo americans. jenna chancellor fell victim to a phone tapping operation, but suddenly now become clear, close european l. i was also involved china scraps to child policy couples will be allowed up to 3 children to boost the birthright. the most say they can't afford to have a big family class lost in the chaos of a volcanic eruption that we made. the children separated from their parents in a mass evacuation and the volunteers doing their best to take care of them. and remembering one of the most infamous racial atrocities in american history, the thing for you want more burned down a district known as black bull street. we report from oklahoma, the divisions that remain a 100 years old. ah, ah, i'm anthony. how it welcome the leaders of france and germany demanding answers over a report that denmark helped us by on senior european politicians, including chancellor anglo medical, initial revelations, nearly a decade ago, showed that the u. s. national security agency tapped the funds i believe is includ

thanks, jenna. sources say that the fda is expected to authorize the coronavirus vaccine from fizer for people age 12 and older as soon as next week, fizer filed their formal request for vaccine authorization in this age group two weeks ago and says their studies have shown 100% efficacy in kids between the ages of 12 and 15. sources also say the fda is expected to approve the fizer vaccine for even younger children sometime this fall. president biden is predicting the u. s will be in a different position by the end of the summer, when it comes to the number of americans vaccinated against covid-19. some health experts, however, are doubting whether the country can reach herd immunity at all. fox news madeline rivera has more now on the growing debate. as a number of vaccinations go up. more people are wondering when life will return to normal cities from new york to las vegas, eager to fully open businesses in the coming months. we are vaccinated over 50% of students we hit that 60% mark will be at

here's jenna. thank you, barbara. we start with a big shock from the french open and not one on the court. women's at well, number 2 and a soccer has withdrawn from the tournament. the japanese thought was threatened with expulsion as she continued to boycott press conferences, which she said she was doing to protect her mental health. she won her 1st match on sunday and was then find $15000.00 for not talking to the media. afterwards, a soccer that announced on monday she'd be pulling out from the events. she felt it was best the torments, the other players and her well being. she also said she's been suffering from long bouts of depression of almost 3 years, and now intends to take some time away from the cold we, we share the best and the quickest possible recovery. and we look forward to having now me, you know, tournaments next year we remain very committed to all athletes well being. and to continually improving every aspect of players experience, you know, tournaments including with the media. i don't think she

jenna frank. this came as a shock to the fans who don't want to see their team become the los vegas, portland or san antonio. is that just a few of the cities that reportedly are being considered, but the team's president tells us that time is tight they release in oakland. runs out in 2024, theo oakland, a's motto rooted in oakland reflects the long history, hometown fans sporting green and gold since 1968. but now the team could be uprooted and move out. major league baseball released a statement tuesday saying quote we have instructed the athletics to begin to explore other markets while they continue to pursue a waterfront ballpark in oakland. theeighties gave the oakland city council their proposal in january to build a 34,000 seat. one front ballpark at howard terminal. they say the $12 billion project would be privately financed and include retail and housing with the city reinvesting 855 million in infrastructure improvements. we need the city council of oakland to actually take its role a

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jenna: hogan, you are so right.he other question i ask myself, who is he going to get in trouble with? i am going to get in trouble? i heard it twice. and i'm like who is pulling the springs. what's going on with this puppet show we are watching. even this week the "new york times" didn't provide cover for him when they wrote this article behind closed doors finding out what he's really like. so we have this folksy joe biden behind closed doors. the guy has a short fuse. and the headline really doesn't go into obviously the details that the story does about this guy seems unhinged. they come out and say aides describe being met with cane outburst of frustration often laced with profanity. that he has a quick temper. he erupts in fits of rage. he even occasionally hangs up the phone on people. you are right, during campaign we saw he had a rage at people. >> sure. donald trump was different. he was the same in public as he was in private. you knew exactly what you got with donald trump. joe biden has been coddled by

excuse me, janet katsuyama live for us tonight, jenna. thank you. people who live in the brutal heights and portola areas of san francisco are being warned about a mountain lion that was spotted early this morning that mountain lion was caught on a security camera exploring the area at about three this morning. it was spotted at least twice once on gavin street, then again in bernal heights park, a teacher who both works and lives in the neighborhood told us that she learned about the sighting through a school email alert. but what is a mountain line doing here? but we have mcclaren park and there's coyotes. and there's life like there's something teat. i thought it had gotten lost from mcclaren partner. and i thought i do have an indoor outdoor cat that i never let out at night and i could i have to be very careful. signs have gone up in the area, warning people to be on the lookout and to keep a close eye on kids and pets. police have arrested 2 16 year olds and are looking for a third suspect in the shooting death of a young man in san matteo and

jenna hall has a story. the video shows journalist and blogger, roman protest, savage saying that he's cooperating with the bellows authorities. and he's being treated according to the law. but certainly this continued, but look closer, according to those who know him well, there are signs, he's been beaten, his nose looks different, possibly broken. there appears to be bruising and may come, powder, unconscious of his face and muscles. many world leaders have condemned. what happened on sunday, after a run, a plane from athens to vilnius, was intercepted by a bell russian make fighter jet and forced to land in minsk potter savage and his russian girlfriend sophia. so peggy were taken into custody. pretties prime minister boris johnson is the latest joining us president joe biden. and the leaders of the european union, johnson said the video of protest savage was deeply distressing and warned the barrows will face consequences. and those consequences are beginning to crystallize . targeted economic sanctions

thank you, jenna. now, dr. meal ones could be the next call, married delight, fear pansy, use food safety agency is given the green light for the human consumption of the in fact and war could follow. i'll just eris that loss and reports on this. now from the netherlands. i some shots already experimenting with go may creepy callie's me . this may not look very tasty to some people. but there are those who say it's the food of the future. take 25 year old chem commencing for example, he turned an old big farm into a vertical farm for mealworms. they are used for pet food, but as soon as their new housing is finished, it may soon find a way to kitchens all over europe. restriction of various of the meal on is a really good. there are low in fat, and they have a lot of protein and producing the meal once. as a very small footprint, both in carbon emissions energy. it doesn't take a lot of energy to produce them. small not to the flavor, but if you put some solving it you get extra flavor from it. as a ch

understandably but after a full year of covert people were like anything but coven and a friend of mine jenna megan back in back in my hometown of toronto ontario canada a. she decided to do a story on me becoming the voice of bugs bunny and bugs bunny is from scarborough where were mike myers i live around the corner from mike myers way which is like they named the street like a hydro field after mike it's like give him something better than that he deserves better than that but but yeah it was it was kind of crazy the recognition and love from from not just toronto but vancouver you know places like when a pagan i'm sure places that you've toured before and you're in your stand up past . just all. i can tell you from firsthand experience you're an absolute god in flesh lot. of people burn and subset you're all kara that and listen i know mike he was a perfectionist what he was i doubt said al so i hope mike myers way is a one way. that you're going to go one way or you're going to do it where you are or the or the freeway that's amazing like yet like that the news had hit but then also this