joining us today, kennedy and john james. the white house is giving a new spin on the sky-high gas prices which have shattered records for two straight weeks putting a serious strain on americans' wallets and now president biden is suggesting that the high gas prices are a step toward the far left's green agenda. watch. >> when it comes to the gas prices, we're going through an incredible transition that is taking place that god willing, when it's over, we'll be stronger and the world will be stronger and less reliant on fossil fuels when this is over. >> emily: john james, the president has finally said the quiet part outloud, right, that the skyrocketing prices of gas and oil is all because of his agenda. it's exactly what the democrats wanted when they killed the keystone pipeline and when they killed all the oil leases. >> john: this is the modern day equivalent to let them eat cake. as long as his legacy is preserved he doesn't care about your future. i'm all about all the above energy strategy that is sustainable and pr

joining us today, kennedy and john james.ch have shattered records for two straight weeks putting a serious strain on americans' wallets and now president biden is suggesting that the high gas prices are a step toward the far left's green agenda. watch. >> when it comes

>> i'm james fletcher. we've got john standing by with a check of the forecast to kick off the hour, right? as we're heading into a holiday weekend. john, feel so good to say hopefully get a chance to get out there. enjoy the really nice weather we've got for it. we are looking at partly cloudy skies this morning. little gray over coit tower in san francisco. and you can see that cloudy blanket routing a lot of the bay area not to fear. we will see some brighter times around the corner. >> towards the afternoon, things will clear up. pretty nice temperatures right now 50's and 60's mild brentwood. you're at 64 degrees. san jose redwood city in palo alto at 61. while oakland, san mateo at 60 degrees currently winds are definitely a factor pushing in from the coastline and into the delta. keeping temperatures moderated all across the bay area. and we're staying this way throughout the next several days, talking about what to expect as we venture into the weekend. all still ahead, james. all right, john, thank you. quick che

james. john, thank you very much. well, this mother's day weekend, first lady jill biden made a surprise trip to ukraine where she met with the first lady of that country entering its 11th straight week. now. >> of a war with russia, dc correspondent raquel martin has more on that visit. >> this visit from first lady jill biden is the latest in a stream of high-profile u.s. officials who have recently visited ukraine's offer their support to the country. that is still in the midst of a bloodied battle with no end in sight. first lady jill biden kicked off this mother's day in a war zone alongside the first lady of sunday. the 2 met at a school now taking in displaced ukrainian students. >> first lady jill biden extended her support to all of ukraine. >> we were just people of the united states stands the people ukraine. the visit comes on the cusp of a potentially pivotal week of the war. monday. president putin will hold a massive parade marking victory day. >> it's a day that celebrates the russian defeat of not see

john. hey there, james, monday morning back to it. and back to some cooler stuff today after what was a nice cool down yesterday. some mountain snow, some light showers in the bay. >> the cool weather does continue bill today and tomorrow. so if you're a fan of it, savor it because it's not going to stick around bay bridge. looking clear this morning. if you head north of the bay area. well, that's where you're starting to look at some rain and snow mostly along the north coast of the state. as for the bay, things will be fairly quiet for most of us. we're going to see a breezy and cool one. plus the opportunity. have some isolated sprinkles. now most of us are going to be looking at those sprinkles, but don't be at all surprised if used to do see a brief light shower moving overhead later on today or even into tomorrow. temperatures are mostly in the 40's. currently. fairfax in petaluma, though you're down into the 30's. so it is a chilly start to what is going to remain a pretty cool day from start to finish. you factor in those win

james. all right, john, thank you very much. developing news, it's been one week now since the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. and this morning, law enforcement is under some fairly intense scrutiny over how they responded to that shooting. >> newly uncovered 9-1-1, call suggest some of the children could have been saved if police had acted sooner. we've got robert sherman with the story. >> we will not relent until youvaldee recovers. we are texas and texans. are you not? >> texas governor greg abbott calling on texans across the state to pray for those families who lost loved ones at the robb elementary school shooting tuesday as the community works to recover the investigation into the law enforcement response intensifies. the department of justice announcing they will conduct a critical incident review to quote, identify lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare and respond to active shooter events. the investigation into what exactly happened led by the state of texas has be

james. all right. thank you very much, john. get you a quick check of some of the bay area financial news, another example of >> the fact extreme rental prices are really beginning to war. our sense of reality right now, let's introduce you to sleeping pods. this is the new thing in palo alto. in fact, these listed for $800 a month. these pods are advertised as fully equipped was at me and well, you get a living space with electrical outlets. you get shelves, you get a hanger rock for your clothes, not closet, but iraq and those privacy curtains. and they're all kind of stacked up one on top of each other like filing cabinets inside this mall, 3 bedroom home. 13 other people live in that house. everybody with a pod. he's though, are generating some mixed reaction online. how would you feel is this look like a thing you'd like to do? one commenter. so this is proof are living in a dystopian future. so not everybody is thrilled with. the way things have turned out when it comes to prices for living here in the bay area. also for y

and let's face it the way years they should have won because john morant. james, you talked about this a little bit earlier. their best player for the remainder of the series because of a bruise. these are the worries should have easily closes out. instead they latest stinker. they lost by 39 points. and let's face it. it wasn't even that close. so the first rule of fight club and don't talk about fight club. draymond green says it's behind them is just one last step. curry says we can do that. but this is playoffs. know we prepared for anything. >> short memory. still in control of the series. >> you know, to date on we know now play offs and saying you always say it's not just covid going on. this could get to understand that just as we have to there's my physicality. protecting by and possessions. we'll be in good shape. >> for 6 games. >> let's hope they're in good shape because if they lose game 6, it's right back to memphis for game 7. so they lose home-court advantage. there's no watch party, of course, with tomorrow because they will be playing at the cha

. >> john: james, stand by for a second, peter doocy is asking about the demise of the disinformations the security of the country is critical, that work is going to continue. >> peter: paused because you think the board was mischaracterized, the disinformation board is being shut down because of disinformation, is that what he is happening here? >> look, the board was put forth for a purpose, right. to make sure we really did address what was happening across the country when it came to disinformation. it's -- no, it's just -- it's going to pause, there's been a mischaracterization from outside forces, and so in that, we are going to pause it and we are going to do an assessment. but the work does not stop. we are still going to continue the work. d.h.s. is still going to continue the work. >> peter: a bulletin that d.h.s. is worried if roe v. wade is overturned there could be violence against the supreme court building or justices. are these threats from pro abortion activists or anti-abortion activists? >> the president is clear on this question. he believes the right to peacefully

james. john, thank you very much. quick check of the bridges.ngs have gotten quite a bit bet3er here at the bay bridge. so all's well. >> with the backup, not even extending back to the overcrossing back there. so you're doing good as you're heading from oakland in the san francisco. let's once again check on what hopefully still a good ride at the san mateo bridge 92 from hayward at the foster city. you're moving at limit across the span. no problems on the flat section. no problems on the high rise. and boy, look at this. the richmond sandra fell bridge looks fantastic this morning as you're heading westbound on 5.80, from richmond out towards sandra fell for armor. in county viewers, you're going to be heading down to the san francisco. looks like the golden gate bridge is wide open for you. no major problems or backups to report. you're just traveling under some low clouds this morning. ny 48 is the time a second shipment of baby formula is on its way to hospitals and pharmacies. and the fda is in the hot seat right now for not acting quicke

. >> i think about the mount of transfiguration where people takes peter, james and john up into the mount, peter wants to stay, but when they come back down the cannot cast out the evil that is there. it takes prayer. one translation says it takes prayer and fasting. >> right. >> our efforts to be in solitude is to strengthen us in the world. >> right. it is an unusual experience, most people will not do a 30 day retreat. but the spiritual exercises are possible to do over a number of months. and where you are meeting with a spiritual director weekly. we do that at the retreat center also. we have eight day retreats, 30 day retreats, the weekend retreats extend from september through june. the last retreat of the season is this coming weekend. it is a retreat for women in recovery. >> excellent. have you met some of the facilitators? >> i know them all. in fact, i work with the staff and the jesuit staff, they do a lot of the retreats. but we also bring people from the outside that are good at particular topics. in fact just before we came on, i got a call from one of the bishops wh

it was at a lunch counter that john lewis, james devil were nearly suffocated. it was at a lunch counter where john was attacked with brass knuckles. were others were attacked with condiments and we're meant this norment was beaten while the jackson police looked on. hear me out on this one. don't you think that kind of like the lunch counters of old, memorials have become new public sites of racial confrontation? just as this man was once beaten at a lunch counter while the police looked on. in 2017, this woman was killed just down the road in charlottesville at a memorial while trump looked on, later proclaiming that there were very fine people on both sides. at charlottesville was exceptional only in its death toll. in the past year and change memorials have become protests sites in richmond, st. paul, washington, d.c., chapel hill, birmingham, st. augustine, benton bill, oxford, dallas, san diego, and seattle. from the gulf of mexico to the canadian border and from the atlantic to the pacific, memorials have emerged as the new go two sites of racial activism.

a raymond james financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. ♪ >> the johnnd james all my foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the news hour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the april jobs report is out and it shows hiring is still going strong. the u.s. labor department says the economy scored a net gain of 428,000 jobs for the month. that means employers have added more than four hundred thousand jobs for 12 months in a row. the unemployment rate for april held steady at 3.6% near the lowest level in 50 years. economists today said the report is positive, but some warned that inflation and rising interest rates may yet take a toll. >> the downside is that today's jobs numbers don't reflect a lot of the uncertainty going forward so the federal reserve continues to raise interest rates. the impact of those rising rates is yet to be ref

swa wesley knockers of if we don't need audio. video vander november the meeting was james fillet it does you need john company on board that makes you tie them on the dish? yeah. did you quit in on monday? don't kitty up before do when i need to kevin something else here to book now. when james foley and john kennedy were kidnapped in italy, one of the 1st people that i contacted was several 100. he was very worried about the damage it was getting to do to the reputation of the rebel forces. kidnappings, on the rebel side, were kind of on her back at that time. so he said we need to fight locked it deep community live and you know i could, but i would, i, you know, they do. could all these i thought the club mano already landed. why have you so to get booley at upgrading doodle to know we had come across a, a man who matched the description of, of the kid never, he wasn't masked ends. the van that he was driving also met the description of the van other than the fact that it was black. so he actually arranged a meeting with this man. and while he was upstairs in this amazing eval hazards and down a co

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well planned. ♪ >>he johnd james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions -- ♪ and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: today was suos to be the first day of summer break for students in uvalde, texas, but instead the community is still reeling from the shooting that left 19 children and two schoolteachers dead. days after the attack, there are more questions than answers, but we are learning new details about the law enforcement response and the terror inside classrooms at robb elementary school. amna nawaz is in uvalde tonight. amna, what have you learned? amna: here in uvalde, the more we learn, the worse it gets. officials today laid out the most in-depth timeline to date of what exactly happened during tuesday's shooting, detailing the 78 minutes that passed before a

michigan gop candidate john james joins us now. nobody competing against you for the seat, right?the front. >> brian: long time -- >> experience in the supply chain, business, especially heavy blue collar, folks who work in the automotive and aerospace industry. >> brian: and the president says we will defend taiwan if china invaded and then walked it back 30 minutes later, nothing ever changed, it's insult to our intelligence. >> like he's gas lighting us. clean-up on aisle three every day. we are not stupid. we remember afghanistan and the failed botched exits. >> brian: defy all military recommendations. >> and this was the guy against taking out osama bin laden. his foreign policy record is terrible and getting us back to more issues with more gaffes. ineptitude is not a policy. gas prices going up, crime going up, and now baby formula out of stock, this administration has no idea what it's doing, we need to get relevant leadership to the front. >> brian: thomas freedman had lunch with president biden, and knuckle heads at fox can't put two together, and bob put together the s

james lawson. the techniques of nonviolence. he learned alongside fell -- fellow students, john lewis, james bevel, and dianne nash before participating in the nashville student lunch counter sit-ins in the 1960's. from there his passion for civil rights continued to blossom, leading him to become one of the co-founders of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. as director of snic's coordination project in 1962, he relocated my hometown of selma, alabama, where he worked with the dallas county voters league to open voter registration clinics throughout the city of selma. gaining a reputation as a fiery organizer and passionate proponent of nonviolence, dr. lafayette expanded his work from alabama to chicago, working with the american friends service committee, dr. martin luther king, and the sclc's chicago campaign. he later became an ordained baptist minister and served as president of his alma mater, the american baptist theological seminary. dr. lafayette is recognized as one of the leading proponents of nonviolence direct action in the world. he has taught and preached the philosophy of nonviolence in many colleges, univer

. >> the john s. and james l.net foundation, fostering engaged and informed communities. -- james l.night foundation. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was me possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: funerals have begun in uvalde, texas, one week after a gunman killed 19 children, two teachers at an elementary school. two 10-year-old victims were remembered today in the first of 11 services this week. meanwhile, state police said that a teacher had closed a door that the gunman ultimately used get inside, but the door did not lock. we return to this later in the program. a special counsel probe sfered a blow today in its first courtroom test. attorney mhael sussman was acquitted of lying to the fbi. he had been accused of concealing ties to hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid. he reported possible links between the trump business organization and the russian bank. aft

with me are business journalist, john crowley and james rampton, features writer at the independent. first. the observer features sinn fein s historic election victory in northern ireland, with a nationalist party becoming the largest in the stormont assembly for the first time. that result has reawakened brexit tensions according to the sunday times. it says it raises new issues with the northern ireland protocol — a post—brexit system which requires checks on imports from mainland britain. the sunday telegraph focuses on an interview with michael gove, who blames the housing crisis for a drop in support for the conservative party. the tories lost almost 500 council seats on thursday. the mail on sunday splashes beergate on its front page. the paper says sir keir starmer faces new questions over a leaked memo about his trip to durham. the paper alleges the labour leader broke lockdown rules — which he denies. the sunday express looks to boris johnson's the queen's speech next week, with promises to slash red tape and boost economic growth. and just william says the sunday mirror, re

in the age of john brennan and james clapper and andrew mccabe and james comey tweeting national securityy wise defense. the idea that this 30-something disinformationist that pedaled the hunter laptop hoax the whole fusion gps steel homosexual was going to -- hoax was going to repudiate say based on disinformation was ludicrous. the left in general and left in particular feel that conservatives did them a favor no will get this person off my hands? who will get rid of this woman for me? as soon as they got rid of her they said oh my god she is a victim of right wing attacks. they wanted that to happen because she was a colossal embarrassment and they knew it. >> jesse: she was embarrassment to show tunes as well. and that should give everybody a little pause here. if you are ever going to be in government. don't sing tunes on the internet. it's going to come back to haunt you. vdh never sang a show tune in his life and that's why we respect him. thank you very much. >> and don't act like an adolescent either like mary poppins, that's a bad idea. >> jesse: bad idea. thank you very much. >

. >> i'm james fletcher. we've got johntanding by with a check of the forecast to kick off the hour, right? as we're heading into a holiday weekend. john, feel so good to say hopefully get a chance to get out there. enjoy the really nice weather we've got for it. we are looking at partly cloudy skies this morning. little gray over coit tower in san francisco. and you can see that cloudy blanket routing a lot of the bay area not to fear. we will see some brighter times around the corner. >> towards the afternoon, things will clear up. pretty nice temperatures right now 50's and 60's mild brentwood. you're at 64 degrees. san jose redwood city in palo alto at 61. while oakland, san mateo at 60 degrees currently winds are definitely a factor pushing in from the coastline and into the delta. keeping temperatures moderated all across the bay area. and we're staying this way throughout the next several days, talking about what to expect as we venture into the weekend. all still ahead, james. all right, john, thank you. quick check

. ♪ ♪ >> the john as and james l knight foundation fostering engaged communities. kf.o. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions -- ♪ and friends of the "newshour." ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the financial market closed out this week with yet another head spinning day with one of the main indexes, the s&p 500 plunging for almost three hours into bear market territory signifying a drop of 20% or more from its prior record. the dow jones industrial average lost ground for the eighth straight week. the first time that is happened in decades the tech heavy nasdaq is already in a bear market. that index and the s&p 500 saw the longest streak of weekly losses since 2001. by the close of trading, the dow jones industrials were up almost nine points. the nasdaq fell 34 points at the close. and the s&p 500 gained a half a point after the slide into a bear market earlier. let's look at what is behind this ongoing volatility and dow

. ♪ >> the john as and james l knight foundation fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions -- ♪ and friends of the "newshour" -- ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: today was supposed to be the first day of summer break for students in uvalde, texas but instead the community is still reeling from the shooting that left 19 children and two schoolteacrs dead. day's after the attack, there are more questions tn answers that we are learning new details about the law enforcement response and the terror inside classrooms at robb elementary school. we are in you all the tonight. tell us what you have learned. reporter: uvalde here in -- here in uvalde, the worse it gets. detailing the 78 minutes that passed before a authorities are finally confronted the gunman even as children trapped inside the classroom called 911 begging for help. three days after the deadly rampage that left 19 of the youngest

. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation fostering informed and engage communities. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. william: the nation's recurring nightmare has happen again. texas governor greg abbott said a gunman killed 14 children and a teacher at an elementary school today. it appears the 18-year-old shooter was killed by police. gunfire broke out in the city of uvalde, about 85 miles west of san antonio. school staffers and others waited and watched. the governor then spoke in abilene, texas. >> when parents drop the kids off at school, they have every expectation to know that they're going to be able to pick their child up when that school day in, and there are families who are in morning right now in the state of texas, and the state of texas is in morning with him. william: i'm joined by an investigative report

. >> the john s and james knight foundation, fostering engaged communities. >> and with the ongoing supportthese institutions -- ♪ and friends of the newshour. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: wall street finished another bad week with a good day, as investors picked up bargains. e dow jones industrial average gained 466 points, 1.5%, to close near 32,200. the nasdaq rose almost 4%. the s&p 500 jumped 2%. for the week, the indexes fell between 2% and 3%. after nearly 80 days of fighting, russian forces are still trying to break through in eastern ukraine. the ukrainian army says it turned back two attacks in the donbas region today. meanwhile, the european union announced another $500 million to help ukraine buy heavy weapons. we'll return to the war, after the news summary. u.s. basketball star brittney griner will spend another month in pre-trial detention in russia. she's been held since february, when russian authorities said they found cannabis oil in her luggage.

. >> the john s and james l knight foundation. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. judy: an early draft of a coming supreme court decision, leaked to the public late yesterday, suggests that by this summer, a majority of the justices will overturn roe versus wade, the landmark decision of 50 years ago that established a constitutional right to abortion. as john yang reports, the news sent shockwaves through the court and through both sides of the abortion rights debate. john demonstrators on both sides : of the abortion divide converged onhe supreme court today. >> abortion saves lives! abortion saves lives! abortion is violence! abortion is oppression! >> 80% of young people want to vote on abortion. they want it to go back to the states where they have a right to vote on it. let the people speak. supreme court let the people speak. >> we are! we're speaking. i would have died without this law. just so yo

. >> the john s and james all foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. >> and with theoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: president biden offered both consolation and a call to reject racism, extremism, and white supremacy during a visit to buffalo, new york, today. the president delivered his remarks less than 72 hours after police say a white supremacist shot 13 people, killing ten of them, in an attack on black americans in the city. special correspondent cat wise reports from buffalo. cat: today, president biden and the first lady, hand in hand, paid their respects at the makeshift memorial outside of tops supermarket, then met privately with families of the 10 victims killed during a racist rampage at the site in an eastern neighborhood of buffalo, new york. the president condemned the gunman for his targeted pursuit of black people in the store. >> what happened here is simple and straightfo

james. we've got john and rain. a standby today. we'll check the weather traffic. that's how we should start the hour. that's how we roll out how we do. yes. it was windy again yesterday. john. i was with his mother's day, but it's still gusty, still gusty. and today going to be at they're gusty one to that lemon tree. daria not it today is yet again. going to be a day to bundle up, too, because we're pairing those winds with cool temperatures and a chance of a couple of sprinkles out there as well. >> looking outside at the embarcadero this morning. if you look close, you can see the east bay hills there in the distance. definitely not a foggy morning, but a misty one to some light sprinkles out there for just a couple of pockets of the bay, including up in the santa cruz mountains on the peninsula, marine county. so watch for a few wet spots. but overall, much like yesterday, some of us will see light sprinkles. others won't see anything at all. it is colder than yesterday to start. morgan hill, fairfax nevado petaluma napa and santa rosa. just among areas that f

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. >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering engaged communities. >> and with the ongoingupport of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: congress is considering a new aid package for ukraine tonight, including an additional $40 billion in weaponry and economic and humanitarian assistance. this comes as top intelligence officials told senators today that russia's president putin is aiming for a longer, wider war, not just in the eastern donbas, but with further flashpoints along ukraine's southern coast. national intelligence director avril haines warned, such plans uld push the conflict down a devastating new path. >> the uncertain nature of the battle that is turning into a war of attrition, combined with the reality that putin faces a mismatch between his ambitions and russia's current conventional military capabilities, likely means the next few months could see us moving along a more unpredictable and potentially escal

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james. thank you very much, john 6.21.nicia is requiring all residents and businesses now to conserve water immediately. >> because they say a pipeline that the benicia water treatment plant has broken. so they need people there to start saving water by like 30%. so it's pretty drastic. they say the water safe, the water that you do get is safe. they're working on those repairs right now, but they need everybody to cut down on the amount of water they're using. in the meantime, while they're making those fixes, which means you cannot wash your car right now, you can't use water for your landscaping either until they get this figured out. >> 6.21 right now and kron 4 is your local election headquarters and it's the first day to vote in person for the primary election. you can now visit san francisco city hall for the june 7th consolidated statewide direct primary election. the doors open at 8 o'clock this morning. happening today. it's national a day without childcare day. >> there's going to be a rally in oakland where chi

it does unique john comedy on what that makes you never tied them leticia, antiquity, you normally dont, kitty a kitten styles vs to popular when james foley and john kennedy were kidnapped in italy. one of the 1st people that i contacted was several 100. he was very worried about the damage it was getting to do to the reputation of the rebel forces. kidnappings, on the rebel side, were kind of unheard of back of that time. so he said we need to fight locked it the pretty d. lavonne could all i could get out, are you and i do, could i please? i don't declare mornow avi landed. why have you so it typically i look good. he doesn't when we had come across as a man who matched the description of of the kidnapper. he wasn't must, and the van that he was driving also met the description of the van other than the fact that it was black. so he actually arranged a meeting with this man. and while he was upstairs in this amazing eval hazards and down a couple of his guys to go and check the van. and it turned out they found evidence that had been very freshly spray painted very roughly spray painted black. and underneath it was a very light co

john williams, gary goldsmith, james horner, i loved those scores.d where i would listen to top 40, like the rick astley era. >> jimmy: uh-huh, sure. >> you know, the billy ocean era. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. "get out of my dreams and into my car." >> that's right. [ laughter ] that's a tough opening to that song. it's literally spoken. "hey, you, get into my car." [ laughter ] all right! i don't know what's happening here! >> jimmy: yeah, it's -- the title is very -- it's one of the weirder. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the least commented on songs of the '80s. >> i know. great melody. >> jimmy: get out of my dreams and into my car. >> right, right, right. i don't -- i'm tired of dreaming about you, i want to drive you to work. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i like to imagine that -- >> i want to take you to the airport. >> jimmy: i like to imagine billy driving an uber, somebody jumping in the back seat. he pops the cassette in. >> that's another lyric, "get in the back seat, baby." >> jimmy: yeah, you have to have that. >> i'll stay in the front, otherwise -- [ laughter

. >> yeah, and so james harden, john, has a player option for $47 million next season.hey just dealt with ben simmons over this last offseason and this whole season it looks like it's going to be another long offseason there in philadelphia. >> we are all shaking our heads here asking did joel embiid just say that is correct i'm here with a columbia astro physicist and we are shocked that he said this with james harden, he is not the player he used to be. >> you have to feel really bad for joel embiid, he is out there with a fractured face, busted up thumb, giving it his all. i think he is for the second straight year looking around like, man, this is what i have to deal with? it was surprising to hear him say that he's not the player he once was. maybe something you don't want to say right there in that moment considering all the sports talk everyone will get out of it now. >> unusual to call out a teammate like that. great to see you. thank you. >>> now i do want to show you something that i guess until yesterday no one had ever seen before. this is the first image of

were honored to kick off the series with a discussion on advancing army priorities with john whitley and general james mcconville. general mcconville has been a frequent guest at the commander series. the year prior he featured in a discussion on adapting army operations to prevail in competition for peers. today's events will add to our further track record on army leadership engagement. we are delighted again to host the secretary of the u.s. army, the honorable christine wormuth, to build on these previous discussions. there is no better leader today to discuss the role of the army on deterring actors across the globe. thank you again for spending time with us and we look forward to hearing your insights in the coming hour. with that it is my great pleasure to introduce jane, my colleague, who will make a couple of announcements and further introduce our esteemed guest. jane is also a board director and president and ceo in north america at a company that works on solutions to protect the integrity of products and documents. jane has held previous roles as deputy terry sector -- deputy secretary of

james freeman, thanks for your thoughts on this. appreciate it. >> john: good to see james.nt for a murder suspect and a jail deputy gone rogue is in the 11th day. shows deputy vicky white in a motel in florence, alabama just hours before she allegedly helped casey white to escape. marshals believe they have changed their appearance to avoid being caught. reward is now up to $25,000. former assistant fbi director with more on the investigation coming up in moments. but first to charles watson, he's in florence, alabama. you spoke to the sheriff there. what's he saying about the status of the investigation today? >> john, the sheriff says the search for vicky and casey white is essentially back at square one but hoping investigators can gather some clues from the duo's alleged get away vehicle, is expected to be returned from tennessee in a matter of moments. this coming a few days after the vehicle was located about 100 miles north at a tow yard in williamsson county, tennessee. it had been sitting there for about a week after it was abandoned on a rural road. investigators

james. we haven't seen each other in a couple days. we haven't seen john, though, about week and a it's nice to have >> yeah. just a little john's over the you know, you're up for a there is 0 jet lag going out lunch time over a statement this morning. yes, beautiful morning. you do have the transamerica building sitting under some pretty inviting looking sky so far to the north of us. we have some showers in the form of rain and snow up there the oregon border and even up into been the lake county is a little bit of sprinkle activity. we're doing good across the bay. do not be surprised if you see a couple of raindrops, most of us won't, but some of us will see a few of those light sprinkles today. 40's 50's for most of our current temps, fairfax petaluma santa rosa. each in the 30's. napa. you're there as well. so don't forget to layer up. that actually is going to come in handy specially because we are breezy this morning. winds are again, a factor just going make those cool temperatures feel a little bit brisk. as for our bridges bay bridge still looki

james. we've got john standing by with a look at our forecast. we've got to talk about >> the weekend and how warm it's expected to be. yeah, which is good and bad. good for us. bad for southern california. one of the big stories is the fires that they have going down there in laguna. we're going to get to that >> in a few minutes. but john, for us, it's just going to be gorgeous. it is. yeah, those temperatures this weekend. welcome for those of you that thought this week was a little too chilly. hopefully we can get that fire under control in southern california before the heat builds for them. just like it is about to for us to. >> today is the last of the cool days. and as you can see, skies are nice and clear for for the time being at least we are seeing a cold front to our north. that's already resulting in some light showers for both lake and mendocino counties and a lot of rainfall behind that to it's not going to sweep its where direction losing steam by the time it does so. so aside from a couple of sprinkles in the mountains of sonoma

james bays al jazeera devils john quickly as professor emeritus of international law at ohio state university. he explained how russia could be forced to pay for reparation. it was attempted after the 1st world war of the payment in money. it didn't work out all that well. and eventually not much of it was actually paid after the 2nd world war, something different was, was attempted. assets were seized, both by the soviet union. and by the united states that is factories, you know, german concerns of one kind or another. and also of prisoners of war were kept as forced labor for a period of time both by the soviet union and by the united states. nowadays with assets being held in banks abroad. it's actually a bit easier to find something to use as reparation. well, another speaker at the world economic forum has been the head of the world food program, david beesley, he said, people don't realize how big an impact claims was happening. on hunger, were facing the worst humanitarian crisis since war 2. just when you think it couldn't get any worse over a year ago, you had ethiopia, then you had

james under area, john scher able has been all over the drought. but just to remind our viewers, the governor said january through march with the 3 driest months in california history, they asked for 15% water conservation. now they're looking for possibly even more. they're telling the agency's on top of possibly levying fines unless we save more. they're also saying go out there and educate the public because if this doesn't happen, he is talking about, as you mentioned, mandatory water, conservation, whatever that means. the governor says that he will circle back in about 2 months from now that talk to these water agencies to see what they are doing to get all of us to conserve water. it is so bad, guys that were just talking the average. okay. so you look at the average from the largest reservoirs at this particular point, we're 50% of just the average, not even at the top, just the average of the largest reservoirs and the snow pack, which is very important to our water table. it was only 14% of average this year. that's why they're not even s

1863, the gentlemen that you see on the right are james ashley and john bingham, two famous figures who ultimately crafted the 14th amendment. they certainly would've been at the 1863 constitutional convention. topics of conversation would've been those that were part of the equation at the time of the civil war. slavery would've been a dominant topic of conversation. what i write is this ongoing discussion about emancipation and equal protection. what would a constitutional clause looked like in 1863, if they had had an opportunity to sit around the boston state house and craft together a new constitutional convention? no southern states would've sent any delegates, it would've been the northerners, i would've been much debate between the moderate republicans, the lincoln wigs, and the radical republicans. it would've been a really interesting debate! they certainly would've talked about black suffrage. and they certainly would've talked about election reform. when they eliminate the three fifth compromise, the framers would've thought had we proportion with the eye towards eventually