aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

writer lillian hellman was accused of being a communist sympathizer and damning label in those years john lee all of those. film the propaganda films that were made during world war 2 were brought into question and hollywood got scared. the north star was eventually released under the name armored attack in the new version the title comrade was removed and narration comparing the nazis to the soviet soldiers who suppressed the hungaroring uprising in 1956 was that it was. how what is considered to be an independent private sector of economy a group of private companies and yet it seems like the government finds ways to influence the movie make an industry and i just can wrap my head around how they actually pulled this off by these publicity trials as show trials stalin understood how to do that hitler understood how to do that well the united states under truman and eisenhower also understood added to that. untrained and intimidating hollywood begins to promote an entirely different image of the soviet union let's be honest have we anything like it in russia no can you imagine what the brits

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know, are you tall enough for everything talk about rise live to 6 flags to their a couple sorry, i john lee the right with you. i'll going to be the baby so bad i can't give. >> of a look at outside this morning. we have a crystal clear skies out there. no fog whatsoever. tomorrow is going to be so much different tomorrow. we're gonna. >> see fog rolling in across the day, cooler temperatures and no more 80's and near 90's like we have yet again today. a beautiful start to the morning. i think a lot of you have been enjoying this. i know there's some of us that are heat sensitive and it has been a little bit rough, but i've been getting a lot of messages from people saying how much they will love this weather so that you enjoy to midday as much as you can since our last one with temperatures as warm as they will be 40's 50's and even low 60's for current numbers. a good morning for a job getting outside taking care of errands before we do see temperatures really starting to rise. it's calm out there. but late afternoon we see winds reversing course that's going to bring some of this ocean c

know, are you tall enough for everything talk about rise live to 6 flags to their a couple sorry, i john lee the right with you. i'll going to be the baby so bad i can't give. >> of a look at outside this morning. we have a crystal clear skies out there. no fog whatsoever. tomorrow is going to be so much different tomorrow. we're gonna. >> see fog rolling in across the day, cooler temperatures and no more 80's and near 90's like we have yet again today. a beautiful start to the morning. i think a lot of you have been enjoying this. i know there's some of us that are heat sensitive and it has been a little bit rough, but i've been getting a lot of messages from people saying how much they will love this weather so that you enjoy to midday as much as you can since our last one with temperatures as warm as they

you know john lee quartermaster-in-chief of in france didn't like them general in charge of the naples base section didn't like them. and so but there were other generals more powerful who did support but who really supported combat soldiers the infantry and therefore supported malden and saw that what malden doing was really important that he was building morale and omar bradley was one of those general mark clark was one of those and you know, lucian trust good big supporter of malden and and sierra roosevelt jr. big supporter of malden and dwight eisenhower in the end a big supporter of malt and that made the difference that allowed malden to go and succeed and do his subversive work during world war ii. you know todd i'll just throw and you mentioned you mentioned general lee three stars in the front and three stars in the back the sift the famous six star general as he called himself the definition of of the definition of the brass. um, mark clark tolerated and enjoyed the work of bill mauldin. that's up. that's a surprise to me giving clarkies on personality. rob is very much a s

john lee a go i can't way all we're going a little birthday parade with social distancing. okay.you can take pictures. every day journey 100 james. oh, yeah. bill kind of a big deal and cut. yeah. and he's in major amazing shape and he was a sarah fell fire. captain. one is from million years. she does woodworking makes birdhouses. he makes pensions. he you will show us all about that on monday. and hopefully the weather will be just fine for that. >> outdoor parade talk about fire season. so he was a do you know how old he has is that when he was in centreville, he went out. he wired every house. yeah, because the use of a wire that went to the fire department. if your house was on fire, ding ding ding. they saw your wire go off like that. that's how they were. really. that's how they did crazy back in the day. all right, john, so what birthdays tomorrow. tomorrow. saturday is forecast for that. good. a go. yeah, it will be in the 70's and center for so john diego your phasing a little windy, but sure that that will be just a cool that little distance parade. >> that's so exciti

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

the equipment manager john tag lee ready. and sidney crosby knows how to work it. all right. this was my favorite play that a fan has been involved with so far last night, justin turner the long ball to left, never try and catch a ball while holding a full tub of nachos that he did. it gets about full of it. that's the sporting life right now. get it back to you guys, all right? mark. see later, julie. see tomorrow night, fix that step. morning. i'm still sleeping. happy anniversary. mm. and they said we wouldn't last. [ chuckles ] who said that? oh, look at you. you're cute. go ahead. open it. what have you done? nothing. something, nothing. it's a view-master. look inside. oh, it's us. [ chuckles ] [ gasps ] look at how young we are. oh, god, that perm. yeah, it really framed my face. why is there a picture of a bracelet? huh. must be some kind of a mistake. what the heck is that? oh, phil, you didn't. oh, my god. what? did he? did he? [ gasps ] it's beautiful. oh, sweetie, i love it.

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella.r advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of our branches re-opened by the fa

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

we will see you soon mayor john-lee. >> mary poppins posting for new nanny job making a buzz stay withction's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. time for morning buzz paging mary pop incompetence lifting for manny in san francisco viral which can this out the super nanny job offers a 100,000 dollar salary, to be part of a 300,000 dollar child care team lifting requests stream flexibility, introduction to new foods domestic, the ability to travel at moment's notice post has been taken down what do you think? >> i think i would like to give my sister an application send a lot of money to family a better bet for me interesting that people have, that kind of disincome for two they are in, would. >> a

and a recent story featuring the mayor of north las vegas, john lee, saying this past tuesday that hes planning to change his party affiliation, leaving the democratic party and becoming a republican. he did an interview on fox news as some of the reasons for the change. >> you say the democratic party is now being run by admitted socialists, and that is why you had to get out. >> i would say card-carrying socialists. the democratic party in nevada, they had an election and four members were card-carrying members of the socialist party. it is not the party i grew up in 25 years ago. >> the democratic party you grew up with was the party of the working class, but you don't see that anymore. >> the working men and women of this country and the small business owners are not a part of the conversation anymore. it all has to do with the elitists and socialists. that is not the agenda i have in mind for this country and the future. >> what do people out there in the las vegas area think about how joe biden is remaking the federal government into a gigantic, much bigger jobs program? >> we h

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella.nd leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of our branches re-opened by the fall before th

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

>> john: david lee miller and new york city.. it's great to have you here, looking forward to getting your thoughts for some it was reported there by david lee miller. it's a big discussion that's being had right now that the cdc is blaming racism for the problems that we are having with covid and minorities, saying it's a serious public health threat. what did you think when you heard that? >> first of all, thanks for having me. my mom's name is sandra so i think anyone named sandra's fantastic. but when i heard the statement from the cdc director i was appalled because instead of focusing on health disparities which we should do because they are real, and covid highlighted those, the cdc is doing the bidding of the biden administration by once again inserting race, racism and calling people racist. that's the democrat and biden administration playbook. it's not, and i think america should stand up and ask the question if these districts have been represented for so many years are systemically racist, does that make the democra

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella.acy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of our branches re-opened by the fall befo

john f. kennedy was assassinated by lee harvey oswald on november 22, 1963, with an assault rifle that oswald had ordered from a mail-order catalog. so, this is a fake advertisement, as if it had come from a mail-order catalog, encouraging people to purchase weapons. and notice that it's sportsmen, kids, maniacs. and this was something that was very important to block. he really believed strongly if gun control. he had drawn cartoons on that issue from the 1950s, that they were a solution to nothing. but angered him was the access that mail ordering gave to people who had no business owning a weapon. and you sense the anger in this drawing. the exclamation points, the sarcasm. he's using a variety of tools at his hand. and it's mostly text-based. as you can see while the rifle is the center of the image, it's really the text that makes his point in this particular cartoon. welcome to the herbblock gallery. this is a space dedicated to cartoons by mr. block. and we have chosen the conceit of looking back 50 years ago. right now we're looking at cartoons from 1967, but in march we'll switch to

aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to open the patrero branch and the west portal branch tuesday. we should have all of ou

. >> john: senator mike lee said when they made in announcement about the all star game my immediate monopoly. they enjoyed that for 99 years due to a judicial mistake but it's one we can correct and intend to do so. if there was a competing league that might have said, you pull the all star game out, we will put our championship game there. that doesn't exist. major league baseball can act with impunity. the only way to give them a brush back pitch is for people to just not show up at the games or not watch on tv. >> yes. i am expert in this matter of law, but there are element about having teams being able to cooperate with each other even though they are competitors about scheduling and a host of issues. you can't have a sports league without an anti-trust exemption. that's how competitors work together. i have seen this in other sports too. congress uses this as leverage to get what they want. >> john: and total attendance numbers for major league baseball have been declining. the ratings down to a record low for the world series last year. i want to ask you about this. you were

been 92 years old and he gave his life along with so many others and along with jimmy lee jackson and others, johnbridge and with josea williams and beaten and sad that we have this discussion. we'll be vigilant. >> it is a very somber day and glad you brought up the anniversary of your father's tragic death and your sister joined voices with stacey abrams in kind of trying to quell the immediate reaction to things but i bring up you, your sister. what goes through your mind on a day like tomorrow. it can't be easy ever even if it's 53 years later. >> it is never easy but what i try to focus on is, yes, there's so much more work to be done but a lot of young people that are engaged and inspires me and i think my father would be so grateful to see young activists who are demonstrating, tragically in the midst of the trial of george floyd and yet george floyd was the catalyst that calls the demonstrations to occur. i would say 89% of those who are nonviolent protests but the young people is what we're excited about to see them engaging meaning no matter what legislatures do ultimately they have to d

. >> john, thank you for that. we're show lee shortly. but surely improving here at the bay bridge.had an early-morning accident here that was slowing things down. still a little slow. not as much as it was earlier. we're up to about 21 minutes now we're down to 13 here as you're heading into the cities that fremont street exit looking at the san mateo bridge. we've been pretty much at the limit all throughout the ning. 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula and the richmond sandra fell commute. also much improvement here. 8 minutes for your drive time. a few other traffic collisions out there san jose 85 northbound at camden avenue that we're keeping a close eye on there. we'll have more on that coming up next. before now darya and james back to you. thanks. rates. 9.31 and today president biden gives his first address to a joint session of congress he's expected to outline basically his next big initiatives which include multi-trillion-dollar package is a focus on child care. >> infrastructure rebuilding a whole host of things. we have our dc correspondent jessi

great gala and i was eager in september of 2005 to march across the stage with the likes of john lewis and barbara lee and maxine waters, with my brand new classmates, cleaver and g.k. butterfield, al green and senator obama. and i was ready for the pageantry, all my relatives were coming to see me curtsy in my african outfit made with red and gold african wedding cloth. but then, i learned that all but one member of the congressional black caucus would suit up and then when i discovered that, i commissioned myself to implore him not to ruin the evening with his -- mr.all see lamar hastings' prompt declaration was peppered with his famous street vernacular. even though he was disinterested in the pomp and ceremony of the c.b.c. gala, he attended c.b.c. meetings regularly. his excellent judgment, powers of discernment, strategic thinking silenced the room every time. and had members on the edge of their seats as he weighed in on taxes and strategy. i wondered, where in the world this man get the confidence he exhibited on a daily basis? where did he get the courage? and the swagger was more than just h

john plueger is going to be joining us for mayor lee's. a huge amount of visibility on what is happening in this market. we will get his take on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are hoping that border restrictions will be open -- [indiscernible] -- where a vaccine could be in place. it would be much easier to travel. i'm hoping that by the summer, that should be possible. guy: that was the air france kaelin ceo speaking a little earlier today -- air france klm ceo speaking a little earlier today. going us now is the air lease ceo john plueger. 10 years since it became a public company. congratulations on that milestone. carriers in the u.s., carriers in europe starting to sound a little more optimistic. we are still trying to figure out what happens next with the virus. do we get variants? will we be able to reopen borders? what kind of demand are you seeing? john: certainly in the u.s., i think we are going to have a fairly strong summer. you have seen for example delta late last week signaling that the worst of the pandemic they thi

. >> 9.14, and things are looking up another sunny day around the bay salute lee on this tuesday morning. good morning, john. good morning, guys. yeah. sunshine definitely wasting no time now coming back out was kind of a grey start to the morning. but sometimes mother nature's just decides it's time to be clear. and that's exactly what's happening across the bay. >> you can see berkeley has cleared out really nicely and it didn't take long to get there. we're going to hold on to sunshine through the afternoon. just a pleasant day ahead of us not going to be warm as we once were, though, as we do look at the grip of that high-pressure ridge seally starting to weekend. and it's not really going to dominate this forecast for the rest of the week. nor into the weekend and what that means for us. finally, a chance of rainfall. it won't be during our work week. but during the weekend just around the corner. futurecast wind gust shows a relatively calm morning for most areas. but winds already breezy at the coast and will spread further inland come the afternoon. so anticipate what will be a cool feel later on to

john lewis, so many actually worked to inquiry. some lost their lives, james reeve and cheney and jimmy lee jackson to name a few who lost their lives in the hope that we would get the right to vote. last year, of course, we lost john lewis and c.t. vivian, giants in modern day civil rights. it's beyond tragic we're at this point. just seeing representative cannon, i was so honored just to be able to walk with her on her first day back into the legislature. but it shows when you have a bill -- the bill says that people can't drink -- you can't bring people water in line. this is the most inhumane thing that we've ever seen. and probably that's why you're beginning to see this action from the major league baseball pulling out this all-star game and others may do the same. delta has spoken up as has been stated and other companies, coca-cola. we may even see more because this is unfair to people and it's -- it's strange. it's strange that we'd be dealing with this right now as we approach april 4th, the 53rd anniversary of -- >> i want to ask you about that. tomorrow is the 53rd anniversary of the assassination of your father. today i

lee. so check it out. i love your idea. john. you should not have mentioned about, hey, i should wear a suit with a big qr and they want to walk around. people could just. >> because you know what, if they're making it right now to be the that's the future right there going to have a to let's hope we like that fashion we are going to be looking outside today at some weather that might make you want to travel maybe to hawaii because we're not tapping into any sunshine just yet about berkeley. >> although you are seeing some sunshine elsewhere across the bay area just as berkeley is not seeing in this scam. we actually do have some good sunshine reaching its way down into portions of marine county. but some spotty low cloud cover for sure this morning and that is resulting in some visibility issues for some of our north bay neighbors as well as our inland east bay areas right up and down the coastline. so just watch for a few spots of lower visibility out there. definitely not as clear as it was yesterday. high pressure is building

colleagues of the minister to assistant police officers shot to face lee wounded the mat the attacker at the moment the french prime minister john key stakes is at the scene he is there he described the attack is 8 barack act of unlimited cowardness and in the last few minutes the french president many macro who is on his way back from chad has said that france will not give in to islamist terrorism so i mean are there is there a history of tensions between the police and the community in the area of the attack you know what can you tell us about the area where this perpetrator happened to staff and administer to work or. it's an area around 60 kilometers southwest of paris it's regarded as the great a paris area it's an area of small homes where people go who don't want to live in the center of paris want to have a small garden and their children so it's very much a residential area what is really interesting looking at this is unfortunately when you go back through the list of police officers who have been targeted in these attacks unfortunately i'm going to have to list them for you so you get some sort of idea we had $2193.0

he has also served as a john marshall fellow with the claremont institute. and as law clerk for senator mike lee, republican, of utah. he will be speaking about trend in the current conservative movement, in the future of the american right. >> we would like to acknowledge the young americans foundation for their partnership in organizing, promoting and posting to this discussion. thank you also to c-span for covering this event. mr. hammer will then take questions after the lecture. please use the q&a feature in the toolbar to ask your question. mr. hammer, we are honored to have you and the floor is yours. mr. hammer: thank you so much, adam. it is great to be with all of you. i went to law school in chicago, not terribly far from south bend , and i actually went to a notre dame-u.s. provoking in law school, five-and-a-half years ago or so. i have seen the tailgates, i had a wonderful experience. it was a notre dame victory, as i recall. he would be great to be there in person but it is nice to talk with you all. i have always had a profound respect for notre dame. so many scholars there who i

john question marks become more and this with the panel later on this hour. david leeler in new york get thank you. a pfizer pharmaceuticals say that its german partners as they've asked the food and drug administration to its band emergency use of the covid-19 vaccine to include adolescents aged 12-15 beer last month the drugmaker says the vaccine was found to be safe, effective and producing robust antibody responses and 12-50 years in a clinical trial. enter retired clinical ethologists as george floyd died of a lack of oxygen because of the ways held down by police. jurors heard that testimony today in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer accused in floyd's death. dog dare lyndsey thomas but the blame on law enforcement. >> what was scum of the manner of death for mr. george floyd? speak of the of death was the law enforcement's subdural restraint and compression on site. >> derek chauvin's attorney has argued that the officer followed his training and was not responsible for floyd's death. the floyd incident and that he found the police movement, whi

united adviser john trainer and joining the conversation all morning long iwf senior analyst patrick luca and pollster and president of maslansky + partners and also author of persuasion, leeter. thank you for joining us. john, let me kick it off with you and get your reaction to imf's forecast for economic growth. does that change anything for you in terms of investing in the stock market? >> what it does it really reforces our beliefs in that not only the u.s. economic recovery but a global economic recovery. if you take a look at the imf number. that's the highest growth rate in over 40 years. that's a phenomenal if you remember and they have india growing audiotape t 12 and a half percent and china growing over 8%. so those are fantastic numbers. maria: they really are and i wonder what that means of the corporate sector. we will begin to see the first-quarter earning numbers flow. big banks like -- jp morgan, goldman sachs and your expectations in 2021? >> these are very, very important because the banks are an important part of the value component of the marketplace and the banks will set a tone not only for themselves but we think we will see good numbers and good i

lee. >> 5.14, is the time. let's get over to the weather center. we've got john keeping an eye on the forecast and the weather outside the coast as well. just were so clashing with that. >> not all of us we don't you know, some people on tv like they cordon asap. we don't do that. by the way, we get dressed in the dark forest are all alone separately. we forget our glass and we happens. this is john's got the immune. everybody is just doing their own thing >> we might. that's tomorrow. we'll see i'll send you guys we are going to be looking at conditions today. really nice to be stepping out there. so whatever you're wearing, even if it's not matching your just make sure to keep the jacket on this morning and then enjoy really pleasant afternoon just around the corner. your view outside from happen. bay is looking at some really clear skies right now, little bit of cloud cover overhead. but we are actually looking at years. much clouds to start this morning as we did yesterday morning. so we're already off to a clear start a bit of a cooler. start this morning. b

congresswoman sheila jackson lee always talk about cutie homes houston texas back there rocks i think yakama who. we got here from brandon williams was like a son to john it's. a very emotional day for me now really had it worse i'm overwhelmed with joy but i do want to start by saying thank you. first off thank you doll you. protesting in the middle of a pandemic when your lives and safety on the law appreciate it. especially to our legal team being tony. just. curious just like you. definitely definitely thank you to keep us in and his team. i think they did amazing jaw from start to finish on. our little evidence of the witnesses everything proved exactly what we saw in the video. where you. are questioning the decision not a jury and i want to watch. the system fails us as black men and women in america. with all evidence the everything points to a guilty verdict we somehow still don't get the guilty verdict or in some cases i got my good friend to walk. we don't even get charges. and we've been hearing from brandon williams nephew of george floyd we also heard from other members of george floyd's a family his brother is following his terrance and

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. >> sandra: david lee miller live in new york city for us. >> john: let's bring in trial attorney heatheridea why this guy was out on parole, served 17 years for stabbing his mother to death. it was 19 at the time and was paroled in november of 2019 but no one knows how or why he got out of jail. >> not only that, but we don't know why his parole applications were denied two times before he was finally released. it'll be interesting to find out what that reason was because clearly, there was some sort of problem here. as someone mentioned, the fact that he was released without any safeguards, released to a homeless shelter without any mental health, these are very important questions that need to be answered. when next we think this was a mental health issue or a biased crime? >> is definitely being charged as a hate crime. you have to wonder whether there is a mental health issue when he stabbed his mother so many years ago, did it of his 5-year-old sister. of the events that we saw on that terrible video seem to be completely random, completely hateful, for sure, but all of this remains

lee: it did. it should have but they decided not to do it. at the time i was on the senate armed services committee. secretary of state john kerry testified about the jcpoa. i asked that very question. why haven't you submitted this as a treaty? it fits all the hallmark characteristics of a treaty. far from being a mere policy statement or an aspirational -- this thing materially altered the legal obligations of the united states relative to other nations and relative to our own system of laws. our own laws passed by congress. that is the kind of thing that should not take effect as an international agreement without ratification by the senate, two thirds of the senate. i asked that very question. his response was stunning. he said, well, this involves more parties than just the united states and iran. it involves other countries. in addition to that, it involves other entities that are not sovereign nations but are organizations. it just so happened i had the department -- the state department's definition of a treaty. from their own website. i read it to him. it clearly encompassed everything he just described. there was

i obviously supported hr 4, congresswoman jackson lee has worked on this for the last three conferences. she pecked up the mantle from congressman john conyers. i can tell you, we have made history already getting it in markup, getting it passed out of the judiciary committee. i certainly support bringing it forward, but let me just say, we first have to get through our john r. lewis voting rights act. that is at the top of our list as we are also working on the george floyd justice in policing. so i'm going to take them one at a time in that order, but we certainly will have to work through this. we certainly have many people who support it, and you are right. we have some people that didn't think we went far enough with it, but it is a study, and what's on our side president biden just came out with putting a 36-member bipart an group together to also work on studying it. and i think we're on the same page of moving it. i'm not going to lock myself into an exact date of june right now, because we know we will be having the hearings. you've participated in many of our work as we've talked about hr 1 and hr 4, and getting the voting

we worked on this for decades, as you know, under john conyers, when he was here. and honored sheila jackson leewin for us and black america, black communities, and for america. >> i would love your thoughts on the trial of derek chauvin and how you're feeling going into next week where the jury gets the case and we could -- could have a verdict. >>well, obviously, we will be watching closely. the congressional black caucus will be speaking to america on tuesday evening as it relates to gun violence, as it relates to what is happening in this trial because we want our communities to be safe. we are hoping for a verdict because, after all, much of what we heard in the last week was ail the excuses. here is the good thing, when we listen to so many officers, so many experts say that it was the 9 minutes and 29 seconds that killed him. when you watch and listen, we are hopeful there will be a verdict and a verdict supportive of what we know. we know that derek chauvin murdered george floyd. we don't want anything less than that to come out. >> congresswoman joyce beaty, chair of the congressional b

john brody, and what will be their 75th year of existence. the 49ers have taken a first round quarterback on leed the all american conference dispersal draft earl moral. and billy kilmer with the first pick in the one that quarterback has chosen early in the draft first round. it usually means he's going to a bad team. you know, i do think we're somewhat uniquely. um, set up for a rookie quarterback to come in with a team that we think is going to be pretty good. no one's ever a slam dunk when we look at the history of this league, but you see, five guys keep will be a starting quarterback, and i do the uncertainty of the whole thing as what makes it either fun or nerve wracking, depending on your point of view. ah further illustration. two quarterbacks stand alone as the best in 49ers franchise. joe montana was taken in the third round. steve young was acquired in a trade. fox to. helping bay area firefighters get some rest during what's expected to be a busy fire season up. next we'll talk about the fundraising effort that's underway to get new beds into fire stations and a very weather. fog i

daughter and her boyfriend ktvu is amber lee joins us now she's in walnut creek with the mother's message. amber julie, the mother is being treated here at john muir medical center. she tells me i'll take months of physical therapy before she'll be able to walk again. she suffers from broken bones. and a broken heart. interesting life. away from her hospital bed at john muir medical center, karina grow, salas tells me she is an emotional and physical pain. having lost her seven year old daughter, salome, a to l. a and her boyfriend, romero castro. on monday evening, police say a drunk driver in a black camaro rear ended the silver. toyota corolla rouz olives his boyfriend was driving in the car were her three children. seller nico, four, and julian, too. they were returning home to pittsburgh after having dinner at a restaurant rose allah says she recalls falling asleep and waking up at the crash site with her children gone from the car fella nico julian, where are you and the shock of seeing her boyfriend who's also the father of their two year old remember? touching his back and telling them romero romero. we covid media wake up. authoritie