so we appreciate you joining us for the road, john brooks. thank you for helping us understand as fast moving story. i still haven't met you the right turnage is a power where the government there says thursday will be the start date for the release of treated radio, active water from the focus stream and nuclear plat into the pacific ocean that china, south korea, and pacific island ations are against the plan for the focus stream and nuclear plant. you add nuclear wash? stock says the water safe. thousands of tons of water was needed to cool the re nuclear reactors following the earthquake. and the sonata be disaster 12 years ago . odd 0 is honda, co montgomery has more from tokyo. we're currently standing outside the japanese prime minister from new york. she does office where he just announced that the plan hasn't been approved. which means starting this thursday, japan will begin releasing treated radioactive waste water from the collapse who question my diet to nuclear plants into the pacific ocean. if ocean and weather permits. now thi

the division between main street of conservatism and what you call's ultraconservatives for the john brooks society is ultraconservative. the story traditionallyod is, it is this. in conservative history you have mainstream like national review by william f buckley junior that starts in 1955. and buckley who represents a more intellectual wing of the party is able to -- buckley in certain people and the conservative movement are able to police the boundaries. they are able to say no, we are going to draw a line here. robert welch on his influence and very goldwater does this as well. how did they do that? or did they do it? >> one of the things i argue is that it's not totally ate meth but no not one person had the ability to be the gatekeeper. birchers there are 60 to 100,000 of them a lot of them were very wealthy. and buckley as an example had a lot of ties to a lot of birch leaders. and some of his readers were either in the society they weren't members but they weree supportive of it. and so it was a very hard to disentangle sub buckley wrote a couple editorials in the early 60s denoun

and we appreciate you helping us sort of comprehend this fast moving story for her beat road john of brook. we appreciate you joining us in thank you for your analysis. a high pressure. all right, thanks for having the alright turning to japan. now it says it will start releasing treated radioactive water from the focus stream at nuclear plaid into the pacific from thursday. now the u. a nuclear watchdog says the government's plan safe, but china, south korea and pacific island nations are post. the plan was approved 2 years ago by the japanese government to further the commission efforts at the plant. the water was originally used to pull the fuel rods of the plant after it's meltdown in an accident caused by the 2011 sou nami. well algae 0 is how to code montgomery reports from tokyo. we're currently standing outside the japanese prime minister from new york. she does office where he just announced that the plan hasn't been approved. which means starting this thursday, japan will begin releasing treated radioactive waste water from the collapse superhuman diets and nuclear plants into th

brooke: that is definitely true. that is why johnh pricing power, it is upgrading technology, adding automation benefits, huge pop committee savings. we see that in the factory sector with a number of companies -- with greenfield investments. we talk about the reassuring boom or whatever you call it, those factories are going to be very heavily automated. he see companies investing in that technology and names like rockwell, emerson, honeywell, they are benefiting from that. alix: break down specifically what happened with john deere. you mentioned the price increases. does that mean volumes are light and they got the boost from those price increases? brooke: volumes were fine but what is driving performance is the pricing power. alix: is not falling off the cliff. brooke: not at all. what is driving the next leg of growth is that pricing power. you had cnh, a smaller tractor maker talking about how they are going to be more circumspect about the price increases, we may be reaching the limits of what farmers can tolerate. guy: let's

analysts believe ty are former trump lawyers rudy giuliani, john eastman, and sidney powell, along with jeffrey clark and kenneth chess brookexth co-conspirator described in the document as a political consultant has not yet been identified. joining us now is our north america correspondent at the d.c. courthouse, where the arraignment will be taking place thursday. you have covered several of these arraignments. donald trump is expected to appear in court tomorrow. what can we expect from that? >> at the moment we are not sure if donald trump will appear inside the courthouse behind me. we understand he has the option to either appear virtually or in person. these were not options given to him with the previous arrangement. we understand that the judge in the end may decide which option to go for. given that he appeared in person for the last two arraignments and we know that he uses these appearances as a part of his campaigning, he is likely to turn up. it's the federal courthouse, meaning no cameras allowed inside. he will be fingerprinted and had charges officially laid out to him. we know that donald trump has no speci

john l. thornton china center at brookings. and stefan seelig is former undersecretary of commerce for international trade. welcome to you both. david, are these your words to proceed with caution >> i definitely think we should proceed with caution there are some opportunities to stabilize u.s.-china relations and i respect the biden administration is sending a range of cabinet officials to do that we don't want relations to spiral downward. but we shouldn't have very high expectations there hasn't been the preparatory work you would need to really getfull any new trade agreement. commerce department took 27 firms off a list that prevents firms from buying from u.s. suppliers. that was a small goodwill gesture. and maybe this trip will lead to more small goodwill gestures but i wouldn't expect any big breakthroughs. >> why do we need small goodwill gestures, david? >> well, i think the main thing at this point is to prevent a downward spiral. the official statements from the administration basically lay out this idea of small

it is a deep material should all be reading in high school so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he what the actual reality? well i expected that it might be a difficult sure but in fact, they were a lot easier to with and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and do their college level work not remedial and. so some of the students had were sort of like ordinary college students, quite young and untested. some of them were men in their fifties and sixties who'd been sitting the prison reading books for 30 years and were very very advanced and could do fine in any graduate program. so the classes tend to run the gamut between the sort of more basic college freshmen and people who could be in third year graduate program. and what was really great me and it continues to be is that they help each other. if there are some students who are very prepared, they go

john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in this case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for the public to come forward with anything that they may know and the community is encouraging. anyone who knew john to take part in tonight's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st of 41st avenue in balboa street starts at 9 tonight. we're chatting about the weather with this kind of gray. look here in san francisco right now. we're knocking the sunny skies from this shot. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. people have some labored a plants and you're telling us what's going to look like in the sierra. yeah, that's right. because some people might be heading there for the long weekend. maybe you're already up there. pretty nice day today about 75 degrees right now south lake tahoe with some sunshine. >> the wind is going to start picking up and we've got rain chances in the sierra. but we also have, as you can see, a lake wind advisory that is for today. and then tomorrow we have just a general wind advisory that

john unconscious and he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in the case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for the public to come forward with any information they may have and the community is encouraging anyone who knew too all day to take part in tomorrow's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market at the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. still ahead, tonight's and all too familiar sight in the city of new data revealing just how common car break-ins have become. plus. >> as sales force gets ready to put on this year's dreamforce conference in the city, there's a possibility it might be the last one held in san francisco with leaders are trying to do to keep it. and the vaccine in the works. it could curb overdose deaths. >> take a look at this car after car with their windows busted out in san francisco. one of our viewer sent us this video from sacramento street near the fairmont hotel in hill. police say a total of 6 vehicles were burglarized in the area last night. they say an apartment building windows also shattered. no arrests have

john unconscious. he later died in the hospital. arrests have been made in this case. district attorney brooke jenkins asking for the public to come forward. anything they may know and the community is encouraging. anyone who knew to wall d to take part in the vigil that's happening tonight. it's going to be held in front of the rich and market on the corner of 41st avenue and bill bullets street at 09:00pm. take a look at this car after car after car. >> with their windows busted in san francisco, one of our viewers said is video from sacramento street was right near the fairmont hotel. police say in total about 6 cars were burglarized in that area last night. gayle ong has that story. >> a man has lived in san francisco for more than 40 years. he says he wants accountability from elected officials. and while car break-ins are a common sight across the city, this latest rash of auto burglaries happened less than a week after the san francisco police chief and district attorney announced new efforts to crack down on car break-ins. >> thomas lloyd butler was walking his dog pete near the fairmo

john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in this case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for people to come forward with anything that they know and the community is encouraging anyone who knew him to take part in tonight's vigil will be held in front of the richmond market. that's on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street. it's set to start at 9 tonight. >> on trevor shirley in washington, questions are again being raised about the health fitness of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after he suffered in another parent freezing episode on wednesday. i've got that story coming up just ahead. also over the counter dark and coming to pharmacies near you when you can buy it. >> for your help. today, the life saving nasal spray narcan will soon be available to purchase over the counter. narcan will be placed openly on shelves in pharmacies as soon as this weekend. the box of 2 will sell for about $45. cvs and walmart selling it in both stores and online. walgreens and rite aid will have it available by early september. some pharmacies are getting ah

john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made yet in this case, district attorney brooke jenkins is now asking for the public to come forward with anything they may know and the community is encouraging. anyone who knew too all day to take part in today's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. it's 6, o for another big story that we're following this hour. dozens of parents in the north bay are fighting to keep their childcare place open in their neighborhood. had a fairfax several children center's lease is set to expire today and crawford's amanda hari. >> was at last night's school board meeting. >> parents, community members and even former students pleaded with the board to do it. they can to save the children, they say it's a necessity for many families that have nowhere else to send their kits. the ross valley school district board started the meeting by explaining that this is a lease termination, not an eviction at this time. they've not started the eviction process and the fairfax and sal mo childcare center. we'll still pro

john is a new book, military history for the modern strategist, america's major was since 1861. it's also dr. michael o'hanlon, senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c. i a joins me now from washington dc. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for journalists because the scope is massive as co director of the brookings african security. initially. if you a quick thoughts on events in the share, my understanding is it's the largest c a base in the world. i get as base 201. i don't know, 500000000000. don't how many millions of dollars it means, the bank of the us public money on it. and an american trained soldier now runs these. yeah, well, greetings and you certainly are right to dramatize the significance of the counterterrorism cooperation with new share, including the base. it probably is a, this point, multi $1000000000.00 base in terms of overall investment, but i'm not sure on the exact numbers. we also know that roughly 20 percent of all american troops in africa are in the share, which is obviously a hugely disp

john is a new book, military history for the modern strategist, america's major was since 18. 61. it's also dr. michael o'hanlon, senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc.

john is a new book, military history for the modern strategist, america's major was since 18. 61. it's also dr. michael o'hanlon, senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for joining this because the scope is massive. as co director of the brookings advocate, security initiative, you'll click fluids on events in the shad. my understanding is it's the largest c i a base in the world. i get as base 201. i don't know, $500000000000.00. how many millions of dollars it means, the bank of the us public money on it. and an american trained soldier now runs deja. well, greetings and you certainly are right to dramatize the significance of the counterterrorism cooperation with the share including the base. it probably is a, this point, multi $1000000000.00 base in terms of overall investment, but i'm not sure on the exact numbers. we also know that roughly 20 percent of all american troops in africa are in the share, which is obviously a huge lead disproport

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john unconscious. they rushed him to the hospital, but unfortunately he died. no arrests have been made in this case just yet. district attorney brooke jenkins, in fact, is asking for the public to come forward. if they have any information that might be helpful and the community is encouraging anybody who knew to wall to take part in today's vigil, it will be held in front of that richmond market at the corner for 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm tonight. >> it's a 10 in the north bay. dozens of parents and north bay. they're fighting to keep a child care center open in their neighborhood. the fairfax several children center. the least 40 expires today. and as you can see, the rust valley school district board meeting was packed last night. with people voicing their concerns about this. the superintendent says that updating the ellie isn't a financially viable option, the fairfax and in selma childcare center will still provide some services. but the deer park facility they say is no longer safe or day care. residents say that losing that service is going to be a tough thing to deal >> in order for. these kids to thrive and

john unconscious. they rushed him to the hospital, but unfortunately he died. no arrests have been made yet in this case. and district attorney brooke jenkins is now asking for the public to come forward with any information they may know and the community is encouraged, encouraging anyone who knew too all day to take part in today's vigil, it's going to be held in front of that richmond market at the corner of 47 41st street and balboa street. it's going to be at 09:00pm tonight. >> the big story that we're following as well as dozens of parents in the north bay. they're fighting to keep childcare in their neighborhood, the fairfax children centers lease is set to expire today. and many came to the ross valley school district board meeting last night to voice their concerns. the superintendent says that updating the facility is not financially realistic. the fairfax will child care center. we'll still provide some services. but the deer park facility is no longer safe for day care. residents say that losing the services, tough blow. >> in order for. >> these kids to thrive. and in order for them not to be a note on the ties with th