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fame says gospel blues country, folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are you're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees. nina, she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from past present and future we're celebrating. the past includes a deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display. >> and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank >> to ariza franklin. the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and to encourage you to your fight through you

blues country. folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are >> we're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop. >> and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees. nina, she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from. >> past present and >> we're celebrating. the past includes deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display and this exhibit called instance, it all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank ■ >> to ariza franklin. the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and them is to encourage you to your fight throu

blues country. folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are >> talking about the robert johnson is the johnthe sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop. >> and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from past present and future. celebrating. the past includes a deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display. >> and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be >> to ariza franklin, the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and bones to encourage you to your fight through your social justice. fight for your fight is a woman. >> here at the

fame says gospel blues country, folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are you're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our and celebrating. the past includes a deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display. >> and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be >> to ariza franklin, the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and them to encourage you to your fight through your social justice. fight for your the personal storie

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fame says gospel blues country, folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are you're talking about the robert johnson is the johnazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from past present and future celebrating. the past includes a deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display. >> and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be >> to ariza franklin, the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and bones to encourage you to your fight through your social justice. fight for your figh

so, everyone should be outraged, it's not a red or blue, it's red, white and blue, all americans should care. >> john: derek, it's great to catch up with you. it's been a while. we'll talk more in the future. >> sandra: the mayor there in your city, john, washington, d.c., wants work from home to finally come to an end three years after the pandemic. how she's leaning on the president to toss out the rules for the sake of her city. >> john: clearly she doesn't commute. and from rewriting history to teaching gender identity, a democrat is sounding the alarm on the state of the nation's schools. >> we have completely lost control of our schools. i just don't understand why this is the hill the democratic party wants to die on. >> john: you thought derek was fired up, wait until you hear from pete hegseth. he's coming up next. car insurance to progressive. you could save hundreds. i don't know, dad. ♪ maybe try switching your car insurance to progressive. you could save hundreds. that's a great idea, tv dad. but i said the exact same thing. some day when you're a father, you'll understand. i'm his fathe

john, in the weather center with our blue sky forecast and the good news. drought.er all that rain, we do have some good news. we saw especially good news last week when the latest drought monitor updates came through. and we've got more updates for you this week. so just a few weeks back, we had already eliminated exceptional drought from the state, but still at a lot of extreme drought. >> last week we took got rid of that in this week. we may be even more progress. look at this abnormally dry conditions. that's yellow. the lightest category of drought. you can get returning for la on up through santa barbara as well as up on the north coast and for the bay area were entirely back into moderate drought. now there is still room for improvement. obviously you see those deeper shades, that severe drought still for the central valley. but we have made some good progress in nice to see some updates from last week. even now coit tower looks great under that sunshine. we do have the birds out there enjoying this dry start to the day. showers last night. those are well ou

the blue indicates rain, the white overseas snow, not by john the far north, off iraq, and probably in iran as well. but look what's happening down the gulf here. let's just close it for a little bit. the wind is now a southerly. temperatures are recovering. we've got 25 in abu dhabi. 25 in dubai. clean on shore breeze isn't favorable for all for jurors. little bit cooler, but where this air meets southern iraq and that incoming system that looks pretty nasty. so i think sandstone to q weight probably something the rock and rain on the ground. of course you about the snow at height. much of tropical oscars now much draws and 8 balls. the breeze is nothing like a strong down the coast to somalia or tanza near and the seasonal rain. a line that goes from angola through zambia towards towns be unfair. the south, is there not as heavy as recently? we've not lost the tropical, so i can be pleased to know, but we're seeing regeneration of big shaft in south africa, and in las suit to ah, we tell the untold stories. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides, no matter where it ta

that book includes a foreword by former secretary of state john kerry and just this week, author jim popkin released code named blue wren the true story of america's most dangerous female spy and the sister she betrayed. the book chronicles the life of cubans by ana montes, who is scheduled to be released from custody this weekend after 21 years in federal prison. share with us the reading list or the books that you're looking forward to in 2023. simply record an audio file and email it to us at booktv. at sea dash c-span dot org. and we may use it on a future about books. and now we turn to the world of young adult fiction. two time nba all star and current miami heat assistant coach caron butler made a splash back in 2016 with his autobiography, tuff juice. in his second writing project, the basketball phenom tried his hand at y.a. writing and booktv. peterson sat down recently with caron butler to talk about his coming of age story that he entitled shot clock. well, on a yearly basis, tens of thousands of children's books get published, and nearly 200 million were sold last year alone. one of those children's au

a check of the blue skies, though, behind that, john, as we're talking about for the next week or soccup tonight. >> yeah, after sunset, right? it just a hiccup tonight after sunset that bunkers been like precariously sitting at the edge of the dunes for like years so it would take a storm. month-long to knock it off. but yeah, nice blue skies behind it. >> and we did see a bluebird sky up in the sierra yesterday for anyone that ventured up there to enjoy all that fresh snowfall. a whole lot of it. we have a little bit of new snowfall headed this way tonight. you can see much in this castle peak am unless you're looking at the top of the camera, aside from a few cars that are going by taking this window of time to this morning before a winter storm warning goes back into effect starting at 04:00pm today through 04:00pm. tomorrow we've got one to 2 feet of snowfall up there on the way. it's not as heavy of a dose of snow, obviously as those images we're showing of what we had been seeing. but another good dose of powder. this is a cold system so that good stuff to ski on. right before

ah ah ah, with a blue with ah with ah, welcome back to the whistle blowers i'm john carrie aka were speaking with investigative journalist matt tb who has broken several of these very important stories coming out of the twitter files. thanks again for being with us, matt. you're having a john, matt. i believe that one of the most important things that you've uncovered in your reporting is the level of cooperation between twitter executives and the f b i. the f. b. i reported several accounts to twitters trust and safety team for allegedly spreading election disinformation. many of those accounts had very few followers and so were influencing nobody and many were satirical in nature. these weren't propaganda sources for people. this contact between twitter and the f b i was quite common with the f b i frequently making requests of twitter executives and twitter employees. after you reported on the relationship the f. b, i issued a statement in its own defense. but what do you believe was this relationship proper and appropriate? and even if it was, why was there so much secrecy surrounding it

the sheriff's department said 39 year-old john avila petaluma ran from the jail's loading dock. this last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt over a blue t-shirt and white pants. he's described as 5 foot 7 inches tall, weighing about 210 pounds. apple has been in custody since november 14th on charges of possession of a stolen vehicle. anyone who sees him is asked to call 9-1-1. >> a law that could lead to big changes in california's fast food industry is now up in the air. that's after a judge blocked it from taking effect. governor newsom signed what's called the fast-food accountability and standards recovery act in september. it would create a council made up of fast food workers restaurant represented those people who have franchises and state officials. the idea is to set industry standards on wages and hours working conditions. but several groups oppose the bill, including the state's a chamber of commerce and restaurant association. also the international franchise association they argue this will increase costs for businesses and customers and that it unfairly targets people who have franchises. >> it's a discriminatory attack

not admit it, but if there whether you are on the read or on the blue, whatever side it is, no one for easily in this country there was a john ga mrs baker. i simply want to say legislators have an inherent conflict of interest. the number one object of the legislature is to get reelected with how do you get reelected, truly easy, ponder, podium and sam, tough on crime of the children who have been killed. the victims of bile, the public is fed up and that means more prison time. we have a greater percentage of our population in prison right now than any society in the history of western civilization. and we have this high and mighty attitude about ourselves. i want you to imagine that as much as $60.00 to $0.70 out of every tax dollar in my county goes toward criminal justice. is a horrendous waste of resources. if you don't care about people, it's a horrendous waste of resources on a private washing. it's very, very easy to instigate fear. that's what happened with 3 strikes because the base of the threat then became young, black and brown. men. we need to take these people on. they are often connected to big drug cartels.

blue. let's get on the right her tomorrow, john and watching the weather as we get closer to the weekend. yeah, we are watching that weekend forecast closely. although this time around, you don't have pretty much anything to worry about. >> we saw the wet game last time around. now it's going to be sunny dry in a really mild. we've got highs in the mid 50's and santa clara towards game day 03:30pm, for that kick off. sunny and nice winds light 7 to 10 miles per hour. nothing that you really need to worry about. i'd say just get that forty-niners gear ready and stay a little cozy as it could be cool at times now, radar shows you the rain that's now exited the region. now down at the central coast and central valley, sierra mostly southern sierra, still holding on to some snowfall. we've quieted down for the bay area. sure did not last long for us. it was in and it was out and now we're looking at a dry forecast for the rest of january. we started january with historically wet conditions. we're ending it just the opposite with the significant dry stretch, coastal flood advisories mostly at

john avila ran off around 8:fry this morning from jail. he was last seen in a 88 sweatshirt, blue tea shirt and white pants over blue shorts. he was aeftd in november. authorities say if you see him, called 911. >> let's talk about our weather. that just the prp and clean up from the last storm. sgr we'll get you all the information you need from those storms. and i didn't want to turn off with this overview so you can see what we're expecting. tomorrow, that will be the 11ier rain. the stronger storm, the way we see it now. saturday and sunday, another hit with a sizable storm. and then it looks like an additional one. a third one by next monday and tuesday. now, because this storm system tomorrow is coming so quickly on the heels of the rainfall we had this past weekend, and also, last week, the ground is just saturated. that's why the entire bay area is under a flood watchful so as you're seeing the watches come up, this particular one on your phone, you're saying, wait. i'm definitely going to get flooding at my house? no. this is more of a watch and wait and see. so just keep

also coming up with the program. peruse present in a blue article for and national truce after weeks of violent protests. a deadly for those on john williams. front line, new figures show a sharp rise in the number of media workers killed in 2022, all the places i could be. and the multi verse fantasy that scoop the most oscar nominations this year, including one for best actress. ah . the u. s. defense department will on wednesday announce it, sending abrams tanks to strengthen ukrainian efforts. would be a u turn for washington, which just days ago had argued against sending the m one abrams tags, despite please from keith. ukraine is saying that these heavily armored western battle tanks are essential for protecting lives, and the event of a renewed russian offensive, which is expected in the near future. bassi colleen has more now from washington. a source in the us government has confirmed to me that they are close to finalize in a deal on providing us made m one abrams tanks to ukraine. now, of course, a lot of things can change. a lot of different international players are involved in these sort of discussions and decisions

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blue coffee press. are the publishers. john king.r his book punks new and selected poems published by the song cave. sharon owens owens. for her collection, published by alfred knopf and penguin random house. and roger rees. for his book best buy, published by w.w. norton and company. and jenny g. for book the ruptured tense, published by gray wolf press. the winner of the 73rd national book award, poetry is john keene for his collection of poems. i'm actually crying. i am in shock. hmm. hmm. hmm. so i put together some some notes because i said in the improbable instance that i actually received this award, all the words i with words right. would fly right out my head. so i want to begin by thanking the national book foundation and the amazing jury me, the judges, all of my fellow long listers and short list. they are all the amazing poets and all the poets who submitted work this year. they all deserve a round of applause. going to offer some thanks. i want thank begin by thanking also my partner curtis allen who's here who's been

blue coffee press. are the publishers. john king.wens owens. for her collection, published by alfred knopf and penguin random house. and roger rees. for his book for his book the best barbarian, published by w w norton and company. and jenny g, for her book the ruptured tense, published by gray wolf press. the winner of the 73rd national book award for poetry is john keane. for his collection -- [inaudible] not [applause] i'm actually crying, i'm in shock. [applause] so i put together some notes because i i said, in the improbable event i received this word, -- so i ran out in my head. i wanted to begin by thanking the national book foundation and the amazing jury, the judges, all my fellow long leicester's and shortlist or's, they are all amazing poets and all of the poets who submitted work this year, they all deserve a round of applause. i also want to think, begin by thanking my partner curtis allen who is here, has been with me through this whole journey. i love you. many thanks to my parents, particularly my mother who encourag

because it's pretty obvious that taking a stroll in the woods, seeing the blue skies, the beautiful earth that we all live on, john, it can certainly be helpful to our health but those are some solid numbers to prove it. >> john: even more relaxing if you take it with i don't you are new golden retriever puppy. >> sandra: how is that puppy doing, john? >> john: if you ask me, he's doing great. ask my wife, not so much. >> sandra: puppy stages are hard. after that, best friend forever. >> john: get through the 16, 20 weeks. new video showing smugglers taking advantage of the crisis. stopping a car with migrants packed inside it, and tom homan joins us now. the headline i thought was worth sharing with our viewers. new york city mayor adams, says new york city mayor calls migrant surge at the border a national crisis during el paso visit. he was there over the weekend. my question, what took him so long to realize this? >> well, look, i'm no fan of mayor adams, he's a sanctuary city, so is he doing everything he can to stop illegal aliens from getting to new york city, no. if you are in new york city, get arrested f

josh shapiro became the new governor, and lieutenant governor john fetterman became the new -- what can democrats do to keep the state blue we won a majority for the state has for the first time in decades. that's because working place class people, young people, black and brown people, people from rural, urban, suburban community said collectively that we want a party that will work for the workers, the laborers, a living wage. we want to fight for reproductive justice, and they want to see democrats go to these places and move on the processes that we've made for them. when we show them that we can unify, we can rule, we can govern earn with functionality, not this functionality as we've seen some national six republicans. we're going to keep our promises, and we will get new people to continue to come. we have to win the electorate. >> congresswoman summer lee, thank you for being with us. up next, i have a busy day tomorrow from the mlk breakfast in washington, to the harlem rally. and you should have a busy day to. i will explain, next. lain, next get ready to say those five little words. no, not “let me get the panc

blues country. folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are >> talking about the robert johnson is the johnazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop. >> and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees. nina, she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from. >> past present and >> we're celebrating. the past includes deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially-conscious wreck to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank >> to ariza franklin. the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and them is to encourage you through your fight through your social ju

office announcing that today. 39 year-old john of of petaluma reportedly ran from the loading dock of the jail. he was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt over a blue t-shirt and white pants. he's described as 5 foot 7 inches tall. weighs approximately 210 pounds. has been in custody since november 14th on charges of possession of a stolen vehicle. anyone who has seen him as being asked to call 9-1-1. >> developing news now, actor jeremy renner is opening up tonight after he was badly injured in a snowplow accident last weekend. academy award nominated actor shared a photo of himself to social media today. there he is, thanking his well-wishers for their kind words in his first post to social media since his accident today, washoe county authorities revealed that runner was towing a family member's vehicle with his snowcat actually got stuck in the snow on sunday morning after pulling the vehicle out of the snow runner got out to talk to his family member and that's when they say the 14,000 pounds snowcat began to roll backwards. >> still to come, a new study shows significant impacts of drinking water, how it can even slow down your biological clo

john this morning. i did a good morning good morning, everybody in the blue skies.ok at that from the east bay shoreline shot. >> east bay shore also lit up very nicely this morning. we did see some colors, ation going on as well. and we have dry air complements of these offshore winds. the earlier that wind advisory was covering everybody. >> but now it's only solano county until 4 in others. that's a different forecast office technically, but it does pop today into about 4 o'clock this afternoon. everybody else will treated to breezy conditions before these winds start to shift a little bit more from the east. that will happen late tonight. temperature check for you. it's been relatively mild this morning. 47 santa rosa funny graduate up to the 40's here. 52 for novato. also san francisco with 50 for antioch in 54 livermore. meanwhile, the contrast of 24 hours ago in some cases double digits ahead of yesterday's effort because of the mild start to break down today, mid to upper 50's expected for highs might scratch about 60 in some selective spots. checking bay ar

is going to be through iraq. bit more of a breeze and the blow that the blue indicates rain, the white oversee snow in us by john the far north offered rock and probably in iran as well. but look at something down the gulf here. let's just close it for a little bit. the wind is now a southerly temper recovering. we've got 25 in abu dhabi. 25 in dubai. clean on shore breeze isn't favorable for all, for jurors. little bit cooler, but where this air meets southern iraq and that incoming system that looks pretty nasty. so i think sounds don't a queue weight, probably something in iraq and rain on the ground. of course you about the snow at height. much of tropical laughter is now much dryer than it was. the breeze is nothing like a strong down the coast to somalia or tanza near and the seasonal rain, a line that goes from angola through zambia towards town to be and further south. is there not as heavy as recently? we've now lost the tropical, so i can be pleased to know, but we're seeing regeneration of big shaft in south africa, and in less suit to ah . this small town in the rift valley with its breathtaking scen

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county deputies say this 39-year-old john av lar ran from the loading dock in santa rosa about 8:40 this morning. he's 5'7", 210 pounds, and was seen in a gray sweatshirt, blue t-shirt, white pants over blue shorts. he was arrested in november for possession of a stolen vehicle. authorities say if you see him called 911 immediately. >>> developing now, the search for a millbrae 3-year-old who police believe was abducted by her father is expanding into southern california. andrea flores has blue eyes and at the time she was reported missing had brown braided hair. san mateo county sheriff's office says andrea was last seen on magnolia avenue after a custody visit on sunday. this is her first, victor flores enriquez. they believe the two might be in san diego at the moment. police are helping with the search. enriquez was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and jeans. >>> you may have seen it on monday night football, a really frightening situation after a player collapsed on the field. >> the buffalo bills say damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest. the nfl says the game, which was put on hold following last night's events, will not resume this week. the rest of t

blue velvet jacket. and i don't wear it, but i wore it-- i wore it on john and i's first date, and i have not thrown it out was it a terrible jacket then? >> well, i-- it probably was, yeah, but i think i was blind to that. >> stephen: wow. >> i was like-- >> stephen: and evidently, he was, too. >> i was like, looking good! ( laughter ) yeah. >> stephen: he went on a second date with you after that terrible jacket. >> the terrible jacket. he just sent me a memo going, don't wear the jacket. and you'll get another date. >> stephen: what is the scariest animal? >> a cockroach. >> stephen: a cockroach? >> yes! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wow. . are we talking-- are we talking, like, these new york cockroaches, or these little things, or like, the palmetto bugs, down-- ? >> i was just in atlanta for 11 weeks, and there was a bit of an infestation at my house. >> stephen: sure, everywhere. lovely houses. >> and i've never been the same, since. >> stephen: no. >> no. >> stephen: apples or oranges? >> apples. >> stephen: of course. >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you ever asked someone for their au

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the sheriff's office says that 39 year-old john avila of petaluma ran from the jail's loading dock. he was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt over a blue. white pants. he's described as 5 foot 7 weighing about 210 pounds. he had been in custody since november 14th charges of possession of a stolen car. anyone who has seen him is asked to call 9-1-1. a new state report finds california law enforcement officers were more than twice as likely to use force against black drivers in 2021. >> the drivers who are believed to be white. the annual report gather data on vehicle and pedestrian stops by officers from 58 law enforcement agencies in 2021. the report includes race, ethnicity, gender and disability status of people. they stop so the state can better identify and analyze bias in policing. the report found that black drivers were twice as likely to be searched compared to white drivers and black teenagers were searched 6 times as often as white teens. still ahead tonight, a bill designed to change the california fast food industry. as we know it. it hangs in the balance. >> why a state judge has blocked it from going into law. >> and we

sonoma county sheriff's department says 39 year-old john avila petaluma ran from the jail's loading dock. he was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt over a blue t-shirt and white pants. apple been in custody since november on charges of possession of a stolen vehicle. anyone who sees him is asked to call 9-1-1. >> suspected stockton, serial killer wesley brownlee was in court again today for hearing he is accused of terrorizing the central valley by hunting victims, an ambush style shootings beginning in april of 2021. he was also tied to 2 killings in alameda county. he was arrested in october when authorities say he had been out hunting for another victim from lee was initially facing 3 murder charges. he was recently charged with 4 additional murders. motive still unclear. brownlee is due back in court later this month. >> the first day of the new congress is over and the house of representatives is still without a house speaker. this is the first time that's happened in 100 years. and kron four's grant lotus is here in the studio with a breakdown of what happened on the house floor today. grant historic day today in washington, house lawm

home with the whole batch of blue-ribbon, first-place for speaking -- for speaking contest you had one. you put them down in front of your father. then what happened? >> john, again, thank you for the hospitality. and the other honored guests that are here. it is a joy to be with you all. this is my first book signing, so help me god. [laughter] [applause] i love you bringing up my dad because while much of the book deals with my public life in the tumultuous years that would follow, i was on capitol hill and 911 array about that in the book. my efforts would result in me emerging as a conservative leader in the house of representatives going home to indiana and to be governor of the state, and also having the great privilege to be your vice president during some extraordinary years of accomplishment for the american people. and of that would have been possible without my faith in god , my family, and the support and prayers of the american people. thank you for the privilege to serve you. it was the greatest honor of my life. [applause] it is wonderful you brought up my dad. my dad grew up on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking, young man . he

john method inside except for sunshine. and that is okay with at this point. looking out there at that point, our you've got the blue skies. what you're not seeing is is a little chilly. so to make sure to bundle up before you're going out there. aside from that, though, you are good to go for the weekend. >> and we have earned it because the past few weekends, you had to keep an eye on the radar. coit tower looks great. all the blue skies, not a cloud in the sky. we still do have freeze warnings in effect for just a moment or 2 more. but they'll go back into effect tonight with temperatures dropping below freezing yet again for some of our inland areas. temps still in the 30's for some of us redwood city year. 36 dublin, 39 right now petaluma at 38 in the meantime, alameda and san francisco, a mother more mild areas in the upper 40's that sunshine is helping us out a lot. but it is windy in some spots, especially out towards the delta and the coast. so make sure you're bundled up a brisk. but clear morning and a really nice afternoon ahead getting to all the details. still to come, rain something, you know that, ok

blue ribbons, first places for a speaking contest you had one. to put them down in front of your father and then what happens? john, again thank you for the hospitality. congressman and michael regan ander the other honored guests here. it's a joy to be with you all. is my first book signing so help me god. [applause] i love you bringing up my dad. much of so help me god deals with my public life. my election to congress in 2000. the tumultuous years that would follow that. i was on capitol hill write about that in the t book. my efforts that would result in me was going home to indiana be governor of the state. also i'm thete great privilege o be your vice president during extraordinary years of accomplishment for the american people. none of that would have been possible without my faith in god. my family and the support and prayers of the american people. i'd like to say from the onset thank you is the greatest honor of my life. [applause] fits wonderfully brought up my dad. my dad grip on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking younger man enlisted in the army, when into the korean war. came back and m

john. >> live in monterey park california. thank you. randy sutton joins us now. a retired police lieutenant with the las vegas police department, also founder of the wounded blue.appears that this thing is over. police are not saying so yet but the guy found in that white van, it appears as the same as the shooter who shot those 20 people last night. you have to hand it to the police for the job that they did >> the incident may be over, but the investigation has just begun this is what i call a legacy violence event. i mean that this will have, this will touch the lives, this tragedy will touch the lives of multiple people, literally, forever. this act of violence has touched so many and it is just beginning to be felt. those who lost their lives, their families, their extended families, friends, loved ones, will never forget this incident. the people who have been injured will be devastated. their families. and then the officers as well. i was very involved in the october 1 shooting here in las vegas, the biggest mass murderer in history. the wounded blue people that work with me are still helping officers deal with that and that was years ago. so, you are ta

john corzine. that is what david salomon is facing. he is a little bit of an outsider. most of his career at bear stearns. not the blueoldman type. if there is one guy, listen he still has support of the board i understand, give me one ceo you could see leaving on wall street, i mean, just based on the crazy nature of that place i could see david leaving you know at some point in 2023. not a prediction. not saying definitely will happen. not saying he deserves it. he was handed a tough hand by lloyd blankfein including the marcus consumer bank which is not his invention. it's, it was blankfein's to make them go into consumer banking and it blew up. so again, you know, sometimes you're a victim of your circumstance. neil: indeed. such is life, my friend. >> i want to say one thing, it was a fascinating discussion about elon musk. let's be real clear. elon musk point blank put out a false statement. we have a deal. neil: did he say it outright? >> he said it outright. the sec slammed him for that. remember if you're ceo of public company -- neil: i thought he came very, very close to the edge. >> funding secured. it was