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john has been a remarkable job as a top republican on the homeland security committee and he's a member of the problem solvers caucus of which i may buy's chair. he has been working very hard the last number of weeks like five or six weeks on trying to craft a deal that really does make sense that we will bring republican support to it. you will remember that initially speaker pelosi said that it would be a partisan commission and be seven democrats, for republicans, virtually all of us so that's not really fair so they moved and the democrats have moved and i talked to cindy hoyer and others and this is an equal commission and they have subpoena power, both sides have to agree to it and you have to have a majority vote. it has to be done before the end of the year and it will not be current sitting members of congress i think it will be fair and should get a good number of votes and yes, i do hope kevin mccarthyke supports it. >> that from congressman fred upton, republican of michigan on cnn estate of the union. the generous six commission will be front and center this week here in wa

john katko has done a top job on the homeland security commission -- committee. he's a member of the problem solvers caucus and he has been working very hard the last number of weeks, five to six weeks on trying to craft a deal that really does make sense that will bring republican support to it. you will remember initially speaker pelosi said it was going to be a partisan commission, seven democrats, four republicans, virtually all of us balked at that. the democrats have moved. i've spoken to steny hoyer and others. this is an equal commission with subpoena power. both sides have to agree to it, there has to be a majority vote for the end of the year. not going to be current, sitting members of congress. i think it will be fair, get a good number of votes and i hope kevin mccarthy supports it. host: that from congressman fred upton. the commission will be front and center this week, we are getting a jump on that with your calls and comments on what you think we will learn. christina, the last point the congressman brought up, one of the looming questions is the

john has recently been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. tests. i'm used to people respecting me and not asking you silly questions. to be in that position i think was difficult at first, really. instead of lists of questions, the app flashes rapid images. each picture is either an image of an animal or not an animal. the user indicates their choice by pressing the left or right side of the ipad screen. as it cannot be learned, the test gives an objective analysis of the patient�*s neurological state, even when repeated multiple times. what the test does is use what we call rapid visual categorisation. it looks to see how quickly the brain can process complicated information. is it always an animal or a landscape? it's always an animal or not an animal. and that's actually a very important aspect of the test, because the human brain is very finely tuned to be able to pick up on animal stimuli. the use of this will make it easier to assess larger numbers of patients, but more importantly it speeds the referral process and results in early di

john, thank you very much. back to some news now. national headlines. a grand jury has been convened by manhattan's district attorney. >> to decide if former president donald trump should be indicted for his business dealings. now, this comes after new york state's attorney general said that she assigned 2 lawyers to work with the manhattan da's office on this case, a case which she says has gone from civil to criminal in nature. now, according to the washington post, the panel was recently convened. and we'll sit 3 days a week for the next 6 months to sift through the evidence. the grand jury is likely to hear several matters not just the trump case during its term. the report says that this 6 month time frame would be longer than a traditional new york state grand jury assignment. but again, this could bring criminal charges against former president trump manhattan's dia says its office has been investigating the former president for up to 2 years now. and we spoke our political analyst michael yaki to better understand how the former president's tax returns plays a r

on the contrary, as pressure about the situation in saint john has intensified in recent months, beatings counter attack has become more forceful. to the primary thing that the chinese communist party wants to sit in more human rights activists. journalists to do is to just shut up. so any kind of leverage they can use on people they will. there was the case recently where 2 weaker women were interviewed on the b c. and they talked about, you know, the rape that happens in the camps. and the chinese, they were media went and found the family of one of these women. and they made her family essentially denounce her on camera. the chinese government and its allies pushback head against organizations like human rights watch. or researchers like adrian then or vicky she was always going to show you and that she would and ponder yet. but i have to say that i think that for, for human rights watch, the single biggest frustration is that, you know, nobody from the chinese government has the guts to sit down and talk with us on the fact. instead, president season things government plays the. what

john, thank you for that report. basil. new this morning, a jury in rome has started deliberating the fate of 2 bay area man. >> who are charged with killing an italian police officer back in 2019, 21 year-old filling in lee elder and 20 year-old gabriel. you're are accused of stabbing the officer while on vacation. now they both graduates of mount tam a pious high school. the officer and his partner were in plain clothes. they were investigating an alleged extortion attempt following an attempted drug deal. both defendants say they thought the officers were criminals elder testified. he stabbed the officer in self-defense. the verdict is expected to be announced later this week. >> lawmakers on capitol hill holding a hearing to find ways to lower the calls of prescription drugs. i'm rashad hudson in have more coming up. ice t, stone cold calling on everyone to turn to cold washing with tide. ♪ this is a cold call! ♪ hello, my name is ice t. can you spare a few seconds to learn about cold water washing with tide? hi my name is steve. did you know washing in co

now john it has been a very difficult 13 months for this country.l us what would lincoln do? >> thank you so much c for that generous interpret it is always a pleasure to speak at the museum of american finance. so much to our great sponsors from the school of business, center for global security analysis, cfa society of new york and all of you for attending this zoom session. on what i hope will be a revealing new look at abraham lincoln and infrastructure. the story starts in 1828. a young man is taking transporting goods, hogs, agricultural produce from southern indiana on the ohio river down the mississippi to new orleans. on the way he discovers two things. he sees that people who are enslaved do not have the same canonic opportunity to advance their own station. and it is a moral evil. he also sees the importance of transporting goods to markets and having access to those markets no matter where you live. so if you are a rural farmer were ever in the country, you do not have to go through this labyrinth of what was then the interstate system f

in a cease fire in other words they haven't killed you and palestinians to satisfy them yet when john. has spoken to both israel's baby and palestinian president mahmoud abbas the white house says they will back any solution to a day escalation of violence but b.b. has vowed not to let up so why does the u.s. seem to continue backing israel unconditionally. well israel is out to finish hamas they want to send a message right now that they're going to they're going to prosecute this to the end they're not going to put up with the rocket attacks anymore no more proportional to for tat that israel is israel is in the counterterrorism business for real here secondly israelis want to send a message worldwide that they take their own national security very seriously and this has implications for iran and what they're basically saying by not saying it is that should iran continue its path towards a nuclear weapon that israel will not sit idly by so this is sending a message worldwide to israel the idea is that raises the stakes with other world powers that to prevent a conflagration. a broader co

. >> reporter: arisa charles finley is the sister of both tham john. has congress moved quickly enough for police reform >> no. >> is that a problem for you >> of course it is. >> the officer in eric garner was not charged. >> we are not over it. they are still killing our children. >> reporter: many of the people we spoke to in minneapolis say they don't want to miss the opportunity to push for changes. sentencing for derek chauvin is scheduled for late next month and the trial for the three other officers involved in this case has been moved until next year frances? >> gabe, thank you. >>> let's get the latest on the stalled efforts to pass federal police reforms we're joined by our capitol hill correspondent, tracie potts. good morning lawmakers got a push from the floyd family to get this done. >> reporter: right, phillip. the george floyd family was in the oval office and on capitol hill to push for the justice in policing act and it would take back qualified immunity for police they made the argument that there are plenty of other things that can be

. >> john has been really cool throughout the whole process. as far as gm goes.he is straightforward and just an overall good person. you've really got to appreciate him for that. throughout the whole thing it could of got a little fishy here and there, but he was very straightforward the whole time. i appreciate him for that. >> don't forget alan liz, has 26- 9 as a starting quarterback. jimmy's problem is staying healthy. if he stays healthy he will remain in the starter at least for next season, i think. >> fingers crossed. more local news for you at 5:30 . a push to get you to take a staycation and help california's tourism industry. >>> any frustration for people trying to claim unemployment checks. how the use of bots to beat the system may be making it harder for everyone. >>> in the name of justice, the contra costa county district to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inh

the government for its response and really saying that the government is presiding over what the john has described a self inflicted national catastrophe and then there is domestically the indian medical association which has blamed the government for the oxygen shortage and also called for a well planned national lockdown saying that these clubs and cuff use sporadic across the nation are simply not working and then there is the criticism of the vaccine policy or the lack of it at the national level states are now scrambling to procure vaccinations only a dozen of them have started the 3rd dr daley now saying it only has enough doses for the next 4 or 5 days but mostly there is a lot of criticism on the attitude the sort of tone deafness you know india is accepting it after several years and countries around the world both rich and poor r.p.g. name at the same time the government is spending more than a $1000000000.00 on a redevelopment project in the city this includes a revamped parliament and also a new home for the prime minister. reported live from new delhi thank you perfectly. muc

john has recently been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease.uestions. to be in that position i think was difficult at first, really. instead of lists of questions, the app flashes rapid images. each picture is either an image of an animal or not an animal. the user indicates their choice by pressing the left or right side of the ipad screen. as it cannot be learned, the test gives an objective analysis of the patient�*s neurological state, even when repeated multiple times. what the test does is use rapid visual categorisation. it looks to see how quickly the brain can process complicated information. is it always an animal or a landscape? so, it's always an animal or not an animal. and that is a very important aspect of the test, because the human brain is very finely tuned to be able to pick up on animal stimuli. the use of this will make it easier to assess larger numbers of patients, but more importantly it speeds the referral process and results in early diagnosis and early treatment for patients, which is exceptionally important. another

the us special envoy for climate change, john kerry, has defended america's record on reducing carbono get to net zero. but he's been criticised by scientists for telling the bbc that 50% of carbon reductions will have to come from technologies that don't yet exist. you don't have to give up a quality of life to achieve some of the things we know we have to achieve — that is the brilliance of some of the things that we know how to do and will do. i am told by scientists — not by anybody in politics — but by scientists that 50% of the reductions we have to make to get to net zero by 2050 or 2045, as soon as we can, 50% of those reductions are going to come from technologies that we don't yet have. a that we don't yet have. couple of bold statements from a couple of bold statements from john kerry there. earlier i spoke to michael mann, author of the new climate war and director of the earth system science center at pennsylvania state university. he told me why he was disappointed byjohn kerry's comments. and it is unfortunate framing on the part ofjohn kerry. the biden administration,

president biden continues to push his bill despite the push back washington, dc correspondent basil john hasore. >> good morning. republicans criticized the president's ideas calling them radical and say he should look to cooperate with republicans, not alienate them. after president biden's joint address to congress republicans say they can to back the president's to massive spending plans. when i look at this, this is staggering amount of. >> spending like someone with a new credit card on abc's this week. wyoming senator john barrasso says traditional infrastructure is the way to go. not free childcare in community college to americans understand that with this kind of spending and this kind of borrowing in taxing everyone is going to get hit in their wallet. infrastructure is always been bipartisan. ohio senator rob portman told nbc's meet the press. the biden administration needs to work with republicans wrote the plan will fail. i think we can come up with a a good bill that's bipartisan and one that actually will sir survive over time because of the more sustainable with republican an

john has a lot of siort to later. thank you. john has a lot of sport to pack— later. thank you.n the way they wanted on the pitch. chelsea the wsl champions for a record fourth time. nobody has won it more than them. perhaps why head coach emma hayes called this one the sweetest. two goals from fran kirby in a five—nil win over reading, ending any hopes manchester city had of pipping them to the title on the final day. sam kerr added another, golden boot winner this season. a familiar feeling for the players, and with the league cup in the bag, they could add the champions league and fa cup to that as well. we knew when we came back in this time that we wanted to lift that trophy for real and i think when we sat in our apartments during the christmas break and new year's, we said, we are not finishing the season without winning every trophy, so that's our plan. we've got two mode to go and it is amazing right 110w. from those celebrations to those still on ice, manchester city made to wait again for the premier league title. manchester united avoiding the defeat that would have

so if you see an animal, you're clicking on the right john has recently been diagnosed with alzheimer'sing you silly questions. to be in that position i think was difficult at first, really. instead of lists of questions, the app flashes rapid images. each picture is either an image of an animal or not an animal. the user indicates their choice by pressing the left or right side of the ipad screen. as it cannot be learned, the test gives an objective analysis of the patient�*s neurological state, even when repeated multiple times. what the test does is use rapid visual categorisation. it looks to see how quickly the brain can process complicated information. is it always an animal or a landscape? so, it's always an animal or not an animal. and that is a very important aspect of the test, because the human brain is very finely tuned to be able to pick up on animal stimuli. the use of this will make it easier to assess larger numbers of patients, but more importantly it speeds the referral process and results in early diagnosis and early treatment for patients, which is exceptionally impo

and basil john has the very latest on the president'sn attempts to win over republicans as a good morning. >> good morning, guys. and yes, president biden took a trip down to louisiana yesterday as lawmakers are still divided as to what to include in this package and how to pay for it. >> but the truth is across the country. we have failed. we have failed to properly invest in infrastructure for half a century wall in front of the i 10 bridge in lake charles, louisiana. president joe biden continued his push for his infrastructure proposal. i'm not ready to have another period where. >> america has another. infrastructure month and unchanged. thing. >> the president is adamant about his nearly 2 trillion dollar plan and how he would pay for it. making sure the largest companies don't pay 0. >> and real enemy and reducing the tax cut to between 2528. it's a couple 100 billion dollars lake charles, republican mayor nic hunter says his community needs these changes like charles needs help right now. >> we're asking for the infrastructure plan would bring repairs and maintenance to bridges an

shameless plug in if you have not read john's book on john lewis, you should i will honestly say it's one of the best books i have read in the past year and has been very deeply meaningful to me during this pandemic as i think about all the things i'm not doing in my cozy snug comfortable home and reading about all the things that john lewis did with his life, which was so amazing. so canon elect historian john meacham, it's a sign of the end of christendom. yes. yes, you don't get to you don't get to hear that title very often. do you can and elect? john has been kind enough to agree to serve as the first canon historian of washington national cathedral and until he is seated officially in that role. he's cannon elect, so it's great. it's great to have you with us and friends. we miss having you in the building. i must say it's nice for us to be in the building. although there's a as you can imagine an amazing echo in here, but we look forward to a time when all of us can be back together in this space for wonderful occasions like this and for celebrating services and seating jon meacham as canon-elect. that's our history and elect will be a

a defensible space because they expect 2021, possibly even worse than last year because john shrable has talked about it. the drought. the dry conditions, the lack of snow melt. the heavy fuel loads at all of those things and that is why they're telling people to buckle up come down here. this is going to be held at the east bay. my i should say this is at the national resources department and they will teach you how to do it because if you're better, that means they are better as far as fighting fires. we're off to already a fast start guys because the numbers show it so far this year. they have a fight about 1400 wildfires throughout the state. compare that to the same time last year it was around 800. so about 5 to 600 more wildfires. thankfully. nothing spectacular. they came out there. they put out the fire and then they left nothing. that lasted for days or weeks. we do know that the worst is dead ahead as far as the fire season, especially when we see days and weeks of dry conditions. it's gotten so bad that last year, james and darya. they said that all of the wildfires when you

john has more. john? >> the purge of liz cheney for telling the truth and the republican rationalizations for demonizing her ascent are part of a long pattern, caving to extremists for a short political gain. at first the fight seemed conservative and centrist. but given that liz cheney is about as conservative as you can get, we see something more sinister and cynical. this's been a strain called paranoid style in american politics. joe mccarthy's witch hunt was evidence of that and the right wing eisenhower who was accused of being a secret soviet agent and judge ward was called out for siding over segregation. get this. under ike in 1956, republicans won 39% of the black vote. but in 1964, it fell to 6%. here's why. >> extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> yeah. that's mr. conservative, barry goldwater, the 1964 nominee, the defender of joe mccarthy, darling of the birchers. his gop opponent that year was new york governor rockefeller who was labeled a moderate. rockefeller said, look, i'm

and john has a new special on this coming up. the premier of the full report, living in mexico kills own is at 1930 g, m t on sunday may the 30th. so a couple of days away you can find that's all they are on al jazeera and of course it will be online, out to 0 dot com. ah, will take you to the headline now and hong kong media tech and jimmy lives been jailed alongside 7 others for taking part in anti government protests and 29. seen the activists and billionaire is already serving a 14 month sentence on similar charges well, day and taking part in an authorized.

and john has a new special on this coming up, the premier of the full report, living in mexico's killed zone is at 1930 g m t on sunday, may the 30th. so a couple of days away. you can find that's on there on al jazeera and of course it will be online, it out of the dot com. ah, we'll take it to the headline now. and hong kong media, telecom jimmy lives been jailed alongside 7 others for taking part in anti government protests in 20. 19 the activists and billionaire is already serving a 14 month sentence on similar charges. well, they could taking part in an authorized assembly, but it was peaceful. they never called on the participants to resort to violence. although of course i had made on that day, they were things of violence, but they did not call for them. and it's very sad that they are given such long sentences. i want the international community to know that when hong kong we will continue to struggle for human rights for rule, off personal safety and democracy in, in. i don't to be very, very difficult circumstances. you and human rights council voted to investigate potential

i'm looking really, a boon jobs report and politicians will have to deal with what john has mentionedashington ready for full employment? lisa: you saw janet yellen say they have a plan if that does happen. president biden and the biden administration, they are monitoring inflation very closely now. they understand if it starts going up that they will see repeated attacks from congressional republicans saying we don't need this, it's way too big and it will only further hurt the economy. the idea behind president biden's plan with infrastructure and social infrastructure component is to live up to the campaign promise and deliver something for the american people that's fresh in their mind when the 22 midterms roll around. jonathan: we have seen anecdotal evidence and from the pmi the company is struggling to hire. given how much is lost in this labor market has been lost over the past 12 months, here's a line out of the governor of montana. the vast expansion is now doing more harm than good. need to incentivize the people of montana to reenter the workforce offering financial incent

messages saying they don't have enough oxygen now that line is john has a high powered meeting and he is calling to deal with and invested some of these issues that they're facing the oxygen supplies. didn't use deliberately for me to see my reporting there thank you i mean to. a neighboring nepal is also struggling to contain an explosion in cases bhasin short supply and only hard for those tested are positive it's a fear the situation may be as bad if not worse than in india suspended in an attempt to halt the virus. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of kathmandu as nepal suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits.

activities that would keep them busy and also be of benefit to the giant virtual corps fly them in john. has big ambitions for the project if she can get more funding she'd like to expand its reach from 4 to 40 villages and that's something the russians i know would be very happy about. i used to collect wood and sell us in the market then the camel library project asked me if i'd like to carry books on my camel i was surprised but now i carry these books to 4 villages and the children love it i'm very happy and so are all the people in the villages so now it's continuing and i'm happily doing it. pakistani schools have sausage reopening but local officials say there are many requests for the common library to continue. that's it for friday you can always check us out on social media and on d.w. dot com for it slash asia we leave you with whatever e.w. news asia team found a bit of levity in a week of intense co big news pictures of a giant squid sculpture that's what one japanese town decided to do with its covert relief money thanks for watching have a good weekend and goodbye. to . the ph

people are using the product for three hours a day, but we looked at what john has, king kong, godzillaedible brand of hbo. sex and the city, game of thrones, superman, batman. we started think about it as a combustible combination. got some incredible ip that people will pay for before they will pay for dinner, and then we have a bigger library than netflix with content that people love, whether it's oprah or chip and joe, food network or the bbc content or planet earth. and so i think this is just a way that kind of assures that warner, probably the top of the pyramid and quality ip and quality talent that is loved all around the world, together with the content that we have, that we are the largest global media company. we have more global ip than anyone else. when we come together, we think it makes us a real formidable global ip business. to compete with the best in the business. >> david says you are in the same sort of business, even if they are different ends of the business. but you are talking about a change of heart. there was a major strategic decision to move into the media

. >>> kpix5's john ramose has the fallout. >> reporter: he is as prominent in this sport of horse racing as barry bonds in baseball. now there is a shadow hanging over his habitation for exactly the same reason. and medina spare cost the finish line 1st, all the credit went to him but not up a test? positive for advanced destined substance, no one seems very surprised. >> you can't have 29 bad and be innocent. >> reporter: he is retired from horse training but he opened this ranch in petaluma to give resources a place to retire as well. he did it out of a sense of obligation. >> ever courses down the racetrack. and i'm trying to atone for that. >> reporter: the sports most successful trader has had 30 medical violations, with five in the last year including in california. said things this latest violation may have been a mistake because he can't imagine anyone taking a chance on doping at the kentucky derby. but that doesn't mean he is excusing it. >> he is a hall of fame trainer come he should have an asterisk by his name does like barry bonds. >> reporter: the blood sample will be rete

john davis has a lot of -- excuse me, john cox has a lot of money. he's willing to spend it. so to what extent that matters in a state like california where media costs a lot of money, we'll have to see. but for the time being, we're left with these two questions. number one, will the democrats stay united? it was a problem with davis, no question about it. will they stay united this time? it looks like it, at least for the moment. number two, can republicans come up with somebody else, somebody with stature, apologies to john cox, with stature that could really challenge governor newsome a bit more. we'll have to see. it's light years given now and november when we expect this recall to take place. so much can happen in this state. everybody should be on their toes. >> thank you very much, larry. >>> we want to report breaking news going on right now in san francisco, where police are on the hunt for a person who stabbed two asian women near the intersection of fourth and stockton streets near market. police are trying to figure out what happened and they have not given out

has failed. the beast, john cox, will shake up sacramento, cut taxes. east at johncox.com it's beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. - or the beast. - the beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. has failed. the beast, john cox, will open schools, get our economy roaring. learn about california's nicest, smartest beast at johncox.com >> gillian: a nursing student got more than a degree at her graduation. >> here to see her, is private first class -- [cheers & applause] >> gillian: that's her brother, private first class ryan booth. he surprised his sister at the ceremony while she was on stage. she had no idea. he had left for boot camp last summer. unable to return home at all over the last year plus because of the pandemic. but safe to say, looks like he made it up to his sister. an awesome story. >> john: those stories never get old. the tokyo olympics could be in jeopardy. some hospitals say they're on the brink of collapse with eight weeks to go until the opening ceremonies. rich edson is live. what a different experience there in japan compared to here in the u

let's start this morning with a check of weather with john shrable has a lot to get us caught up on. good morning, john. hey, rhonda, good morning to you. as well. it is for i d nice start to the weekend today. into saturday and sunday. n - >> we are going to be looking at a brisk one at times this morning. as we are seeing a pretty steady breeze making its way into the coastline. that's also transporting some cooler shun error direction and is ensuring that today stays just as comfortable as yesterday. did you look outside at half moon bay here does show some low clouds overhead saw some fog late afternoon. actually a lot of that cleared out really quickly and we've had a relatively clear evening sense that point visibility for most areas is doing just fine. although i'm going to be keeping an eye on any pockets of fog that may pop up in may interrupt your commute this morning. radar is showing dry skies across the region. certainly a nice note for your friday morning commute, too. and right now we're in the 40's and 50's san jose fremont and hayward egypt. 52 oakland. you're at 53 r

john has won the most distinguished historian in the state of ohio award. he also won the award for best book by the pop culture association in 2010. prof. heitmann: it goes way back. prof. uhlman: currently dr. heitmann is a professor emeritus and has been kind enough today to talk to me so he can talk to you about the 1970's. prof. heitmann: and that book is a great present for your parents if they are interested in cars. see me after class and i will try to sell you a bit more on that book. this is what we are going to talk about today. we are going to have vehicles and what we might call automob ility in the center or one of the big major handles ofo ur talk -- of our talk today. i don't know how much of you know about automotive history. i doubt much of you do. in 1990, some m.i.t. scholars wrote a book called "the machine that changed the world." it was a machine that changed the world, particularly in the 20th century, but even to this day. when i start off my course on the automobile in american life, i always mentioned this notion that the automobi

trr an extent it is an aggressor has a real skill in getting to the heart of the matter. —— and greta. johnforward a bold agenda, re—establish leadership, the us is one of the leaders when addressing the climate crisis on the world stage and it is to be lauded. it is good. but, here, it is a misleading statement he has made. we have the technology now, in the form of existing renewable energy and efficiency measures we can put in place. we have the technology to d capitalise out climate. we do not need a miracle or new technology. i think whatjohn kerry is saying, and i wonder if it is the 50% yet to be discovered or the 50% yet to be discovered or the fact he sang, look, you do not have to change your way of life. ——he is saying. there will be new technologies developed in the course of the next 5—25 years which are extraordinary probably and make huge leaps forward?— huge leaps forward? absolutely. that is absolutely _ huge leaps forward? absolutely. that is absolutely the _ huge leaps forward? absolutely. that is absolutely the case - huge leaps forward? absolutely. that is absolutely th

maureen kelly has more. john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of birdhouses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping hi

us. >>> the election audit in arizona's maricopa county has become so ridiculous that even some republican officials can't take it anymore. >> johnlity check. >> the word unhinged means highly disturbed, unstable or distraught. and that's what maricopa county recorder stephen richer called trump's claim that the database of maricopa county has been deleted. this was a bold faced lie. given he was looking at the database, he called the lie out tweeting, we cannot indulge these insane lies any longer, as a party, as a state and as a country. he's right. because backing the big lie is just as absurd as insisting two plus two equals five. but that's the new party live. 66% of republicans still blee president joe biden didn't win the election fair and square. lately arizona has become ground zero for this crazy times carnival. actually, that's the real name of a comparatively sane operation where 2.1 million ballots are being held because election whose founded tweeted election conspiracy theories failed to complete a third recount in maricopa county. cnn spoke to workers on the audit, including one who said, i believe donald trump wo

. >> well still has an rv. johns he's come up from the to go camping in a tent. >> still can be so the food. >> however, he says only he and his oldest son will be staying in a tent. its other 2 kids and his mom will be staying in an rv. your own firewood. just the whole getting back to your roots and target caveman days is. >> and it's recharging also looking to recharge is believe me, came all the way up from san francisco to enjoy the snow on his birthday. all this this we had i need some >> fit and this is. >> and while winter weather advisories in effect for the sierra was slick and icy road conditions. >> i wish i had my 4 wheel drive right now actually had >> most people we spoke with hope this late spring snowstorm hope dry, california. >> that about yet is. it's good says. >> well, as doug johnson reporting and that storm system that brought snow to the sierra course. a little bit of rain for some parts of the bay area that see there in yeah, as few drops here. a few drops there. i mean, not enough. >> you

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well, we're talking about all this water all this wind and this heat, these dry conditions, john travel has been tracking all that for us. and you can break it down a little better. hey, john. yeah, you know, we're still dry out there which is the obvious concern more than anything else. >> water restrictions and the heightened fire danger. the 2 go hand in hand after such a dry winter season. now we are looking at another windy day ahead of us winds really only increasing through the course of the day today, which does bring to mind those windy days where we have red flag warnings today is not going to be one of those days and part of the reason that we're not going to be seeing red flag warnings is temperatures are actually relatively cool and these winds are from the coast. so not bone dry nor not crippling hot day. just a windy one which does raise fire danger enough but not to this extreme levels. you look outside this morning at our timber on cam shows. you look at the golden gate bridge. really not looking at any fog across the bay area today. this onshore wind is powerful and really