john lee said the price to re jones look to american rescue plan is helping millions of families with affordable care act plans to save them $2400.00 a year on their health for premiums. let's close the coverage gap and make the savings permanent. the 2nd let's good energy cost for families, an average of 500 dollars year by combating climate change to let, provide an investment tax credits to whether i your home and your business. to be energy efficient and get a tax credit for it. double americas clean energy production in solar wind and so much more lower the price of electric vehicle saving another $80.00 a month that you're not going to have to pay at the pump. 3rd, the 3rd thing we can do to change this to living for hardworking folks is cut the cost of child care. at the coffee shop. if you live in a major city in america, if you pay up to 14000 dollars year for child care per child, i was a single dad for 5 years. raising 2 kids had a lot of help though. had a mom and dad, a brother and sisters that really help, but no fast working folks shouldn't have to pay more than 7 perce

this was louis what devices she with he sham on national devout malice, sheriff of chemo malay john lee, and he goes to william oddity the interview with ukrainian president filling in 60 minutes on d. w. ah. and what does more do to people are hatred and violets inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the author accompanies a sophist, family in northern syria. insights into the isolated world of radical islamists, a film about family, faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. 3 and a half 1000000 people about the population of berlin have already fled the war in ukraine. that's according to the united nations. many have lost their homes and their loved ones and it doesn't. and they're experts say, now the risk of.

but, you know, john lee, he's a man of respect. and for now, jimmy is still in the reading gold. so he's going to treat him as such and praise him as such as well. >> there's always plan a plan b plan, c, you know, and and you know, we we plan for all that accordingly. you know, he's a big part of what we've done in like i say, still a part of us. and until that changes, you know, we feel blessed that he is. and so, you know, right now when we're talking about his i'm worried about that for the niners for jimmy, you know, as far as anything else like i said, we have had some discussions with teams and will continue to. as of right now, he's he's a part of us. >> that was sports director jason dumas supporting for us this morning. the warriors will be facing the dallas mavericks tonight. tipoff is going to be at 05:30pm. and kron on is recognizing remarkable women making a difference in the bay area. you can see their stories all month long. beginning tuesday, march 8. >> you're watching okay. we'll be right back after the break. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn

but, you know, john lee, he's a man of respect. and for now, jimmy is still in the red and gold. so he's going to treat him as such and praise him as such as well. >> there's always plan a plan b plan, c, you know, and and you know, we we plan for all that accordingly. you know, he's a big part of what we've done in like i say, still a part of us. and until that changes, you know, we feel blessed that he is. and so, you know, right now when we're talking about his i'm worried about that for the niners for jimmy, you know, as far as anything else like i said, we have had some discussions with teams and will continue to. as of right now, he's he's a part of us. >> and that was jason dumas reporting, course, this morning. the warriors, by the way, they'll be facing the dallas mavericks tonight. tip off at 5.30. >> kron four's recognize remarkable women and we want you to meet them. they're all from the bay area and you can see their stories all month long beginning on tuesday, march 8th. we'll have more news after the break. we'll be right back. spring into savings at kohl's! get up

people or he his knowledge of the of the blues is just phenomenal and you know, he's to play with john lee hooker and victorious spivey and all of these early blues players. he once said to me that he really got the tail end of a black culture that's not there right now because he goes around sees martin luther king boulevard with the walmart, you know with wendy's and the fast food junctions of america, but he caught the talent of that heavy black culture on the late 50s and 60s where the the church is and the black neighborhood. in the black, you know, it was it was a deep rooted gospel kind of culture. it's still exists, but it's not n the front lines of the war. you know our next one features some incredibly fascinating stories about women who resisted fascism and totalitarianism in the war while serving their countries both on and off the battlefield and this one has huge interest to me. you know just digress momentarily my grandmother served in an ammo factory which is kind of interesting. until some accident happened and a small explosion and after that she worked in the front offic

people or he his knowledge of the of the blues is just phenomenal and you know, he's to play with john lee hooker and victorious spivey and all of these early blues players. he once said to me that he really got the tail end of a black culture that's not there right now because he goes around sees martin luther king boulevard with the walmart, you know with wendy's and the fast food junctions of america, but he caught the talent of that heavy black culture on the late 50s and 60s where the the church is and the black neighborhood. in the black, you know, it was it was a deep rooted gospel kind of culture. it's still exists, but it's not today's class is doing a couple different things for us. i'm going to tell you about the history of lucrecia coffin mott who was a noted antebellum reformer one of the most famous women of her day and she was noted because she was activist in the cause against slavery. she was famous to abolitionist. she opposed indian removal and stood up for native american rights. she was an attendee at the first woman's rights convention and a frequent speaker at the wo

but, you know, john lee, he's a man of respect. and for now, jimmy is still in the red and gold. and praise him as such as well. >> there's always plan a plan b plan, c, you know, and and you know, we we plan for all that accordingly. you know, he's a big part of what we've done in like i say, still a part of us. and until that changes, you know, we feel blessed that he is. and so, you know, right now when we're talking about his i'm worried about that for the niners for jimmy, you know, as far as anything else like i said, we have had some discussions with teams and will continue to. as of right now, he's he's a part of us. >> and that was sports director jason dumas reporting this morning. the warriors will be facing the dallas mavericks tonight with tipoff at 5.30. >> it's 5.52. kron four's recognizing remarkable women that are making a difference in the bay area. and here they are. you can hear their stories all month long beginning tuesday, march 8th. we're going to have more news after the break and don't miss these wonderful series that we're doing. ♪ feeling supported. ♪

people or he his knowledge of the of the blues is just phenomenal and you know, he's to play with john lee hooker and victorious spivey and all of these early blues players. he once said to me that he really got the tail end of a black culture that's not there right now because he goes around sees martin luther king boulevard with the walmart, you know with wendy's and the fast food junctions of america, but he caught the talent of that heavy black culture on the late 50s and 60s where the the church is and the black neighborhood. in the black, you know, it was it was a deep rooted gospel kind of culture. it's still exists, but it's not as pronounced as it used to be. and that was the third part of our six-hour conversation with his historian and author douglas brinkley the rest of this conversation. will air at the same time each week you can watch this and upcoming segments in the series once they've online at c-span.org/history. the george w bush council of economic advisors glenn hubbard argues government and business will need to invest more in american workers to offset job losses du

but, you know, john lee, he's a man of respect. and for now, jimmy is still in the reading gold.going to treat him as such and praise him as such as well. >> there's always plan a plan b plan, c, you know, and you know, we we plan for all that accordingly. you know, he's a big part of what we've done in like i say, still a part of us. and until that changes, you know, we feel blessed that he is. and so, you know, right now when we're talking about his i'm worried about that for the niners for jimmy, you know, as far as anything else like i said, we have had some discussions with teams and will continue to. as of right now, he's he's a part of us. and we end with some sad news to stanford and college soccer community is mourning the loss of katie meier. >> the goalkeeper and captain of the stanford women's soccer team was found dead and her on campus residence. the cause of death was not provided. meyer was just 22 years old. we interviewed her on kron 4 back in 2019 after she made it crazy. save during penalty kicks. it was this game and she did zip it up after she made that say

we need to go from bit coins, original block chain to hundreds of block chains, back in 2011 when john lee was a google engineer, he wanted to foster and lighter version of social crypto currency. and was one of the 1st to experiment with the open source software. the actual quoting terms of the code differences between the clan, my claim was actually pretty trivial. and what, what does that mean in time? like, i would say like, $44.00 or 5 hours. light clean was one of the 1st alternative trip to currencies or all points. some of the early adopters, like charlie made fortunes. soon there were hundreds of coins made by cryptographers, copy cats and con men. as a coin for bloggers, a currency for online gamers, one with anonymity and even one for bangs. but can this invention and lease something even more powerful than digital currencies. back in 2014, i met the kid who knew how to do it. i live, it's alex varnerin, co founder of bic, when magazine, founder of a theory, and just general quint crypto currency advocate. just 19 years old vitale was on a mission to make money programmable. he

john koenig wrong, lee announcement to pay and roubles is 1st and foremost, a breach of contracts. and we will now talk with our european partners about how we respond to this important. it's also unclear how payments would even take place. western banks don't trade heavily and rubles, russian banks could exchange the currencies. but that would undermine sanctions, giving russia much needed foreign currency. and in turn, strengthening to weaken rubel. i don't think it is practicable and we already know that not only germany, but italy and australia have already declared that they they will continue to deal with gus brom according to the existing contracts, which means that their payment will be made in the euro or dollar which also means that put into demand further complicates the use long and painful to force from russian fossil fuels. earlier, i stopped again sue to come a professor for international economics at the dusseldorf institute for competition economics. i asked him what russia is hoping to achieve with its verbal payment demand. i think he's testing the west. so yeste

joining us right now north las vegas mayor and nevada gubernatorial candidate john lee along with westelegate running for state senate nic bates and south carolina dorchester county council member maria holman seeking re-election. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> steve: what aoc is saying, mr. president, we still have time with executive order, do this crazy stuff that you promised like forgive student debt, big climate change stuff. and then we will all get reelected. do you think she is right about that? >> no, i don't. i think that aoc, she is the most radical. her policies whether or not defunding the police. whether it's about radical climate agenda. all this has led to higher gas prices. she has the support her support for full socialism is not going to work for the american people. she is actually hurting the democratic party. i think americans are starving for hope right now. the cost of living is going up. it's soaring very high. i think we should be focusing on we, the democrats, the republicans are focusing on individuals and what thei

we have some rain on tap for next week is a good the season of change ahead, the parent lee. johnit does kind of feel like the season. a change right already has felt like spring for a while with the little reminders of winter. we do have another little reminder of that next week. but look at this beautiful morning. it is crystal clear. don't let that fool you half moon bay. you're in the 30's this morning at 35 degrees. nearby a warm pocket at 50 degrees. so that is quite the change. driving up one highway one right there at the coast. fremont livermore at 37 degrees. currently dublin. you're in a really chilly 34 in petaluma at 32. so a lot of us are really cold to start and hence the frost advisories that we do have in light blue for the south bay as well as for north bay valleys, the deeper blue in lake and mendocino counties. those are freeze warnings. these will all be in effect until 09:00am today as lows fall into the 30's and some 40's elsewhere. i'll be talking really comfortable afternoon, though, still to come. and of course, that rain that we're talking about next wee

john? >> mj lee, live at the white house.senior fellow at the brookings institution and author of "putin's world." let's just start with russia says it's going to stop or at least drastically reduce military operations around kyiv and more to the north along the russian border in the chernihiv region. it says it's doing that because there's been modest progress and diplomacy. you believe that for a second or do you think putin is reassessing and cutting his losses? >> i think the russian army has not been doing nearly as well as it thought it would. it hasn't been able to capture kyiv. so they're going to focus, as they said last week, on this donbas region. on the extended donbas region. and consolidating, unfortunately that control over that devastated city of mariupol. what that means is you could see a partition of ukraine going forward, if the russians control that southeastern part of ukraine. >> you can see an attempt at a partition. the question is would the west go along which is why, at this moment, it's good to hav

they wasted no time then making an impact with the ball, jack leach dismissing john campbell for 10 by way of an alex leecond slip and capatinjoe root swooped in to claim zak crawley�*s juggled effort for 4. it wasn't long after that mahmoos struck again with a very so west indies are 23—1 and need 260 by stumps to win the match. at the women's cricket world cup, england's fightback continues, they are still on course for a place in the semi—finals after a nerve—shredding one—wicket win over the hosts new zealand in auckland. chasing 204 to win at eden park, england were doing well but suffered a chaotic collapse of five wickets for 20 runs. ultimately the final pair — charlie dean and anya shrubsole got them over the line. 0ur cricket reporter henry moeran was watching with former england spinner alex hartley. well, once again in this world cup we've seen another nailbiter. not sure how we will get through the rest of the two weeks remaining, alex hartley, welcome, england wind in 2017, england get over the line by one wicket in a game they had to wind. that is the most important thing, they won this ga

trying to find a way we are working hard with greatest legal minds i know of here ted cruz, like lees johnion but uphill battle, we are struggling to block it right now i do not know why this president wants to empower iran the world' largest funder of terrorism. maria: we know that he doesn't want town leisure emergency emergency would rather have iranian oil on the market that is one of the reasons i assume. but i've got to get your take on massive 5.8 trillion-dollar budget the president announced yesterday, it including largest tax increase in u.s. history, at the largest increase in climate spending nearly 20% increase irs budget, yet increase in defense spending is only 4%. under 4% actually. what are your thoughts as defense spending still not keeping up with inflation, what about homeland security spending? >> yeah, so, maria you are spot-on what they are going to describe this bill increased funding for homeland security but not money for border security it is more money for processing going to release more illegal aliens into the nation instead this budget is inflationary, raises

john gabriel scott al jazeera though english premier lee champions manchester city have renamed the highest dunning club in the world for the 1st time. city tops the rankings in an annual study by financial from deloit. having made $9000000000.00 in revenue last season, they've written 5 places the spanish johns boss, atlanta who tops the previous edition, slipped to 4th after the recent financial struggles. chelsea fans hoping they'll be allowed to watch that scene in the f cup semi final off the talks with the government over the clubs operating license. chelsea a currently banned from selling tickets because of sanctions against russian ida raven, abram, of which support of missed out on the quarter final match. but the association say they hope fans will be able to secure that seats for the game at wembley stadium next month. a russia lympics having champion has lost a sponsorship deal with speedo after attending a rally hosted by vladimir putin in moscow last week in guinea. re love. he won 2 gold medals at last his games and appeared with other olympians at the rally with the national

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tur lee had an article -- turley had an article written in 2020, after schiff said this to the american public. remember the election is in november. but the director of national intelligence, john radcliffe said no, that's not the case. there's no intelligence out there to base it upon what adam schiff as the chair of the intel committee was telling the country. and what did we just find out yesterday from "the new york times"? yes, it is joe biden's laptop and yes adam schiff lied to us one more time. why is he still chair of the committee? and why is he even on the committee? in a new congress, if it's a new majority, he will not be. you cannot make this committee political. you cannot use it as a position of a chairman to lie. and you should be focused on what the american people want you to be focused on around the world. how did you miss afghanistan collapsing? how did you miss ukraine? how have you missed every single part? why? because you're out, lying about an impeachment and everything el. that's not your job. that's not your role. we should be able to trust the chair of the intel committee to be honest with the american public. regardless of what political realm is i

an east bay congressman john karr monday is leading an effort on capitol hill to investigate claims of price gouging by oil companies. well, gar monday is lee. the lead author on a letter being sent to leaders of both houses later this week. a question that action be taken to protect americans from gas price gouging. it reads in part, quote, as american families work to make ends meet, congress must take action to investigate reports of illegal profiteering anti competitive business practices and price gouging within the oil and gas industry and hold public hearings as appropriate. >> russia's aggression is costing us all. and it's no time for profiteering are priced out. >> is the price gouging going on? well, we've certainly seen that in the past when there's been some sort of international incident and it's allowed the oil companies to jack up their price at the pump. >> the latest numbers from the major oil companies show. they are already seen record profits this year. skyrocketing gas prices taking center stage for governor gavin newsome as he delivered his state of the state address. kron four's capitol reporter ashley zavala was in

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john. >> john: sounds like they are beginning to feel the squeeze. david leeler, thank you. >> sandra: the united nations reporting over 2 million ukrainians have fled since the start of the russian invasion. half of them children. connell mcshane is live in hungary at this hour. >> we have seen so many of those children coming in the three countries we have traveled to, here in hungary, 2,000 refugee mark today. some question before this crisis emerged as to how many refugees hungary would take in with the tough on immigration stance. i was talking to a u.n. official, and so far so good, hungary has been welcoming the refugees in, and something we have seen in our own reporting, the stories the refugees are telling are much different now than they were in the early days of the war. watch this. >> stories we hear keep changing by the hour. we were here in the first days of the war, then people left as precaution. so the revenue, they made heard a few explosions and they left. as time goes by, these stories change so more and more people have actually experienc

lee also just sat down. we are awaiting the questions to begin, john, and they should begin shortly. y. when you set up what we are about to see this afternoon and what you are looking for? >> especially senators lee and cruise are constitutional scholars. i think they are going to go after the judge on her philosophy. when she gets asked about philosophy, she switches the conversation to methodology. but says that includes figuring out what the law is in every case, and when they are going to point out i think is that's what we want to know, how do you figure out what the law is in every case. so that's where i think they'll go. >> john: right at the beginning of all of this durbin took the wind out of a controversial issues, court packing, said to judge ketanji brown jackson, when judge barrett was here, question came around with charles grassley of iowa answering it, she deferred. number one. >> you agree with justice breyer that court packing is a bad idea? an -- >> respectfully, senator, other nominees have responded as i will, which is that it is a policy question for congress a

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lee daniels showing his support in this instagram video. >> you didn't deserve, nor anybody deserves, to have a noose put around your neck, to have bleach thrown on you. >> reporter: stars like viola davis, johncarrie washington tweeting their support at the time. on february 16, police identified two suspects, brothers suspecting them of the attack. but three weeks later, smollett's story began to unravel when police grew suspicious. >> from the very beginning, we had some questions about it. >> of course, those investigators unraveled more and more of this. it came to charges against jussie smollett, saying that he had made all of this up. >> reporter: then, a shocking twist as smollett is accused of hiring the brothers to stage the assault, paying them $3500 to carry out the scheme. phone records revealing smollett knew the brothers and talked extensively with them before and after the attack. >> he wanted them to attack him but not hurt him badly. >> reporter: the scratches and bruises was most likely self-inflicted. >> you picked out the actors. this was planned. this was premeditated. they idolized you and would have done anything for you, and you chose them because you knew that you co

but houston congresswoman sheila jackson lee saying yesterday that the congressional black caucus met with president biden and that griner is on biden's agenda. johna flores. appreciate it. >>> joining us now is patrick mcenroe, an espn commentator and the host of "the holding court podcast." look, patrick, i will say there's a lot we don't know here. we know certainly what the russians are saying about what she's alleged to have done. how worried are you that she's just, you know, she's a pawn here. she's kacaught up in something much bigger. >> great job by your reporter in russia to get that information because i've checked with my multiple sources and basically have been able to find out nothing new in the last 24 hours. and to me, this is extremely troubling because how can we get this information out? we don't know when she was detained. and this sort of brings up a larger issue to me, brianna, that we're seeing starting to develop even more and more with the olympics and china, with the peng shuai situation, the tennis player manipulated by her government and a much more serious situation happening in russia and brittney griner who is one o

sanction stuff, so ed mcmullen was hitting on mike lee and i think rob johnson was on that trip and there was a couple of head scratchers if i remember. johng to be a painful outcome? >> let's hope not. donald trump was pro putin until basically three days ago. putin is smart and clever and yesterday didn't he encourage china to take taiwan or excused ahead of time anything that president xi -- >> he seemed to say this would be a good time. good timing. >> that is so deplorable, if i can use the term in is the former president of the united states. the fact that other republicans don't feel any need to say, wait, that does not speak for our party. >> how long have we heard that statement? >> fair enough. >> since 2017, 18, 19? >> we're at war now. >> does war make all of this different, betsy? >> what's important for republican politics, there's an easy way to gauge. the farther away from the base, the father away. all the way over on the other ends folks like j.d. vance, jake masters, people running in republican primaries who are basically saying why do we care, nobody in the united states even knows where ukraine is, really downplaying

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lee. the president also took a question from our cnn colleague arlette saenz about chemical weapons and he drew a line. >> reporter: that's right, johnthe president was asked about this new disturbing assessment from the u.s. that russia could use chemical or biological weapons in ukraine, or at the very least, use them to create a false flag operation in the country. the president saying that he is not going to get into intelligence details, but he did say russia will pay a severe price if they were to use chemical weapons in the country. now, we don't know from the white house exactly what paying a price means. the u.s. has repeatedly and emphatically said that the president will not send u.s. military physically to ukraine. this coming as the president, as you noted, announced new measures to hit russia economically. for one, the u.s. and its allies announcing that it is going to revoke russia's permanent normal trade relations status. in plain english, this basically means that it is going to become even harder for russia to do business with these countries. for example, countries can now raise tariffs on russia, and the presiden

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because even as john sedgwick says in a in a dispatch to mead at the time it was cedric that tried to get as close to fairfield as he could to check on what lee was doing. cedric says, you know trying to get through these mountain passes here. they can detach any small amount of their army and will defeat us because they're always going to be way higher than we are and the roads are too darn narrow. we can't we can't pursue him that way and of course every military theorist would say the same thing closet stage. you'll mean show me. he did dennis hartman said in my hand said that and i tell you i remember in my own experience. my father was a tanker in the 36 division in italy in the second world war. and they had to pursue the germans from salerno all the way to rome. and much of that is mountain. and pursuing he said an enemy through mountains is devastating to the pursuer. and i remember we were driving in eastern western north carolina on the way to the beach. i was about 14 years old. and my father happened to spot a small road leading up these hills. and western north carolina's mountainous and he turned to me and he goes. hey doc, he c

john nash execution. but in order to execute it requires a certain level, susan job frauds. and we're not meeting back, no disrespect or learners, we just want to worst lee. we can mash that russian figure skater, camilla valley ava will return to competition this weekend with her doping case still to be decided. the 15 year old was at the center of controversy at the paging winter olympics last month when she was allowed to compete in the singles event, despite of failed drugs tast prior to the games. the results only came to light off . she helped the russian olympic committee when the team event, the middle for yet to be awarded for that competition valley eva will take part in a russian only event, which has been organized to clash with will championships, which your country has been banned from following russia's invasion of ukraine, yet all the small things will be here again a bit later more for me it. thank you very much for that, that set for this news. our on out there for me fully back to one hold team here, and i thank you very much for watching. we are live next from london. you sent it with my mother as always, one, use our website. i'd al

lee will be defeated in everything will be fine. and of course that is radically unrealistic. the generals that grant had defeated in, mississippi and at chattanooga were good generals confederate generals, john, pemberton and mississippi braxton bragg in chattanooga. they were good generals, but they were decidedly second cheer. albertsoni johnston was viewed as a first-year general. we really don't know how good or bad. he was grant beat him too quickly. and then he died at shiloh. but lee is obviously the best that confederacy has lee's stature and reputation are towering dominating. the his soldiers have very high. morale. they really don't believe he can be defeated. they don't believe they can be defeated. this is going to be stand them in good stead and they are quite good and lee has put together quite a bit of a winning team one advantage that lee has had and putting together a winning team with the army of northern virginia. is that lean knows how to handle jefferson davis and when lee once an officer transferred out of my army, this guy's not getting the job done. davis will let him do it now lee. lee has to do it right lee has to use some tact and some finesse, but he knows how to

john: no question about that, and also the question what are we going to do to replace the russian oil. looking to some unsavory characters to do that. william, thanks, sandra. >> sandra: utah senator mike lee, great to have you here. a lot to get to. first put up on the screen how hard it's hitting the average american family. you look at gas prices continue to rise, 4.17 is the national average, that is today and a record high. and that is leading to forecasts now that those rising gas prices are going to cause serious pain for the average american household. in 2022, search is estimating it's going to cost the average family $2,000 more this year just because of the rise in the price of gasoline at the pump. that is a serious amount of dollars that will be leaving the american family just for gasoline, senator. >> no, that's right, sandra, and also compounding together with other inflationary forces. we found that just over the last year the average american household is spending $385 or more every single month on the things that they ordinarily buy. in utah, and other parts of the intermountain west, the number is higher, $511 a month. these are extra costs folded into everything people

lee: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: i'm rising to support the amendment my colleague, senator john kennedy will introduce. i speak before he introduces, but speak in support thereof. senator kennedy is going to introduce an amendment that would increase, that would grant some disaster relief to several regions of the country, but i speak on behalf of those in southwest louisiana. a picture tells a thousand words. if you recall that in three years ago the hurricane delta, hurricane laura health southwest louisiana. two weeks later, almost on the exact same track, hurricane delta followed up, destroying that which had not already been destroyed by hurricane laura. the devastation of these storms was dramatic. now, i thank the american people. there has been aid given by fellow americans to these communities, but it's been less than that that's required. flying over, the picture tells a thousand words. there's still blue tarps on top of roofs years after the storm has hit. for those unfamiliar with it, blue tarps are when the roof has been destroyed, you place the tarp so that hopefully it provides protectio