asked about that afterwards, sir john major appeared to backtrack slightly, — john major appeared tooubt — slightly, saying there was little doubt laws had been broken, but that it would _ doubt laws had been broken, but that it would he _ doubt laws had been broken, but that it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge _ it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge at _ it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge at this point before the police _ tojudge at this point before the police investigation had concluded. and while — police investigation had concluded. and while sirjohn major wanted today— and while sirjohn major wanted today to — and while sirjohn major wanted today to be about questioning people's faith in democracy, and those _ people's faith in democracy, and those words will carry weight, the reality— those words will carry weight, the reality is— those words will carry weight, the reality is it — those words will carry weight, the reality is it will be seen as the latest — reality is it will be seen as the latest in — reality is it will be seen as the latest in a _ r

i have to ask you. about john major, prime minister, aboutjohn major, prime minister, becausejohn majoreech in london, he said our reputation has been shredded by what has been going on in downing street internationally. he said you broke lockdown rules, dreamt up brazen excuses and says that it was always the case that a prime minister that breaks the law should resign. that is a former prime minister saying that. j is a former prime minister saying that. . , , is a former prime minister saying that. ., , , ., _ that. i will have plenty to say about that — that. i will have plenty to say about that in _ that. i will have plenty to say about that in due _ that. i will have plenty to say about that in due course, - that. i will have plenty to say about that in due course, but that. i will have plenty to say l about that in due course, but if that. i will have plenty to say - about that in due course, but if you look at _ about that in due course, but if you look at what — about that in due course, but if you look at what the uk is doing to bring _ look at what the uk is doing to bring th

that his future is in doubt if he receives, we had teresa made made comments about his future, john majording to the i newspaper. i to cling to power according to the i newspaper-— newspaper. i think this is a significant _ newspaper. i think this is a significant move. - newspaper. i think this is a significant move. this - newspaper. i think this is a significant move. this is i newspaper. i think this is a - significant move. this is something that a lot _ significant move. this is something that a lot of— significant move. this is something that a lot of people have been waiting — that a lot of people have been waiting for, will borisjohnson that a lot of people have been waiting for, will boris johnson get one of— waiting for, will boris johnson get one of these questionnaires, will he be spoken— one of these questionnaires, will he be spoken to by the met police? it really— be spoken to by the met police? it really ties— be spoken to by the met police? it really ties into the front page of the i. _ really ties into the front page of the i. this — really ties into the front page of t

kate's munford was a free person of color and then we've got john saratoga who is an enslaved person both serving in the regiment on the roles major john taylor from virginia brought an enslaved. servant with him and registered him into the regiment so that he was getting then rations and pay through his enslaved servant. so we do know that they were there there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point about like 27 men and hazen's regiment was part of putnam's regiment and they said there were 27 african-american with the regiment at that time. some of them were probably in hazen's regiment. but so i was really trying to track him down but i i found it. very interesting. they did not make that designator. and what does that mean that they are not making that designator on these troops? down we before we give everyone the opportunity to get their books signed to appreciate the amazing artifact we have on loan from hsp or to imagine what that knapsack contained with our recreation. it is our long tradition for scott stephenson to the final question. i do like to have the final word as you know. i'm curious have have p

kate monfort was a free person of color and now we've got john saratoga, who is an enslaved person, both serving in the regiment on the roll. major john taylor from virginia broad and enslaved servant with him, and registered him into the regiment so that he was getting the russians in and pay through his enslaved servant. so, we do know that they were there, there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point, like around 27 men, and hazen's management was part of putnam's regiment and they said they were 27 african americans with the regiment at that time, some of them were probably in hazen's management. but, so i was really trying to track them down, but i found it very interesting they did not make that designation. and what does that mean? that they are not making that designated on these troops imagine what tha t knapsa>> before we give everyone opportunity to get their books sign, or to appreciate -- it is our long tradition for scott stevenson to have a final question. [laughs] >> i do like to have a final word, as you know. we have portions, presumably not all, of the diary, have been published? i'm just curiou

so sergeant major john h. hawkins had first enlisted in '76 in a pennsylvania unit, had served through it and then in january '77 was up for re-enlistment. many of the soldiers who had enlisted in '76 were on short-term enlistments. the army going into '77 was, again, trying to recruit an army at this point and john h. hawkins re-enlisted in congress' own. as he re-enlisted because he also had service time, and i think also because he was so literate, he was a writer -- we'll come to that in a moment -- he was first given a corporal's enlistment and very quickly within weeks was made a sergeant of the regiment. so john h. hawkins, who is he? i think he is from philadelphia. some of this, i won't say full assumptions. i am following clues. i spent probably too much time trying to find this guy in the records. not always the easiest person to find but from what i could understand, first of all, by reading his journal, is that he kept talking about his typographical brethren. he talk about printing offices. he ta

recognising that gordon brown, as prime minister, tony blair as prime minister, and before that, john majorhe prime minister who has to go in to bat, it is the prime minister who should be in northern ireland right now with the taoiseach from northern ireland and with the european union representatives because fundamentally this is not about the dup or the first minister, it's about the cobbled together protocol that put a border down the irish sea, ora border that put a border down the irish sea, or a border across ireland, northern ireland and the republic of ireland, and this was not properly resolved. the prime minister is the only person who can do this. and of course, the prime minister cannot do anything at the moment because he has lost his authority and is totally consumed with trying to rescue his personal position as prime minister in downing street. but that wouldn't stop him getting on a plane and having conversations, though, would it?— though, would it? well, it shouldn't do. it though, would it? well, it shouldn't do- it didn't — though, would it? well, it shouldn't do. it d

police departments don't know what to do. >> john: let's go to the hajji abdullah raid, here's what president biden said. >> last night's operation took a major the world. we will come after you and find you. >> john: your thoughts on this. on the surface it looks good but people have some concerns that we couldn't do it everywhere, particularly afghanistan. >> remember the over the horizon capability we were promised in afghanistan has not emerged. i applaud the president for this raid which demonstrates that islamic terrorism continues to be a great threat to our national security and i think it's a good demonstration of the range of effectiveness of the american military in the midst of these manifold crises in ukraine, iran, and china and taiwan. >> john: i want to jump to ukraine as well. troubling news out of the pentagon today, john kirby the spokesman for the pentagon saying that russia looks like it is going to mount a false flag operation as a precursor to drawing itself into war with ukraine, listen to what he said to. speak of the russians are likely to want to fabricate a pretext for an invasion which is out of their playbook. we

john. afghanistan is still a non-- a major non-nato ally. d.o.d. are you working with the alliance to rescind that designation? john: i have not heard anything to that effect. but i'll take the question. it's a fair question, we ought to look at it. but i'm not aware of such discussions. ok, let's see. heather from usni. reporter: thank you. in terms of the carrier strike group under nato command right now, this is the first time since the cold war, given that the pentagon didn't take these steps when russia annex -- annexed crimea, what signal is the pentagon hoping to signal putting the strike group under nato? john: it sends a strong message about our commitment to the lie alicense. it's rare for a u.s. aircraft carrier viek group to be put under nato command and control. we think it's noteworthy, certainly even without the exigent circumstances with respect to ukraine. it's a strong demonstration of how committed the united states is to the alliance. certainly when put in the context of what's going on it reinforces what i said earlier about how

let's hearfrom sir john major right now. is a widespread discontent for the governed and democracy in many places is in retreat. and nor is it in a state of grace in the united kingdom. in the last decades of the 20th century, the number of democratic countries drew quite dramatically, the arbiter of civil liberties freedom has classified 110 countries as democratic. indeed democrats were so confident that their way of government with the way for the future, that they stopped arguing for it. and their confidence was premature. in each of the last 15 years, democracy has shrunk a little as political and civil liberties have been diminished. in many countries, democracies never taken root. where it has committed risks being weakened by populism, often with xenophobia. it is challenged by protest groups or new or more extreme political movements. even our grave lies in the united states are facing populist attacks on their democracy. —— our allies in the united states. when they sneeze, we often catch their cold. a good democra

sir john major chose to day to make his views not about democracy but it time singling out the currentestions from the public, inquisitors, from the media with preprepared sound bites i have true sort or wild exaggeration that respect for government and politics dies just a little respect for government and politics diesjust a little more. and. respect for government and politics diesjust a little more.— dies 'ust a little more. and, what ou diesjust a little more. and, what you think about _ diesjust a little more. and, what you think about that? _ diesjust a little more. and, what you think about that? i _ diesjust a little more. and, what you think about that? i found - you think about that? i found a pretty compelling when i was watching it earlier today. what did you make of it particularly his comments about democracy being weakened by certain comments that could be made by politicians perhaps behaving badly? t could be made by politicians perhaps behaving badly?— behaving badly? i thought there was a hue behaving badly? i thought there was a huge amount _ behaving badly? i thoug

john. >> yes, major indices, well, a couple of them in the red.daq as dee just mentioned, pumping into the green a 10th of a percent. let's talk more about the market response today, what it means for investors. joining us now, wells fargo chairman of global internet investment banking bob peck it's good to see you this morning i'm seeing a lot of growth internet names up quite a bit. i mean, asana is up 8% palantir if that counts as internet, roku up 6 1/2. service now up nearly 6. does that tell us anything about resilience in this market or no? >> first of all, thanks for having me and it's great to see you again, albeit virtually. can't wait to be live back on the desk soon. to get to your question, yeah, i think you want to pull back for a second for the year the recent highs, the tech market has been down. the nasdaq 17% give or take. a lot of the megacap names, the larger names down 25%-plus with that, what you've really seen is multiple compression first of all, in the broader s&p, falling from 22 times to about 19 times more in line with

john: the infrastructure bill has major initiatives to deal with the global crisis. ♪ david: i did theld back at our legislation a lit -- in the build back better legislation a large part of it was for energy efficient ways of getting things done and renewables, so forth, tax incentives. i think maybe $500 billion. that legislation is stalled now. blasko, -- glasgow people say, you have all of these incentives but you are not getting them through the congress. why should we listen to you? john: no question about it, i have heard it. the fact is the infrastructure bill biden proposed, past, and signed into law has major initiatives to deal with the global crisis. so, for instance, building charging stations around the nation. helping with incentives for the conversion to electric vehicles. building out a grid in america. a smart grid with transmission and so forth. i think that is about $60 billion, $70 billion for that. so, major steps have already passed. i know that the president will continue to try to fight for the best parts of what he thinks he can get through on what was billed

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from john jo ann hagler.itional support from the damon f. and sarah brown trust. ♪ ♪ (sirens wailing) >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> narrator: donald trump's presidency ended in a violent assault on american democracy. >> fight for trump! fight for trump! fight for trump! >> narrator: just four years before, he stood at this very place, lighting the fires that would become an insurrection. >> the establishment protected itself, but not the citizens of our country. their victories have not been your victories. their triumphs have not been your triumphs. >> narrator: america's elected leaders looked on. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> narrator: ...unable to stop it or unwilling to see it. >> now arrives the hour of action. >> narrator: the carnage he vowed to end was in fact just beginning. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. (siren wailing) >> narrator: from his early days as a candidate, donald trump came out fighting. >> we are going

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but what he doesn't tell you, john edwards and other liberals out there, they created the two americas. let's look at major policy areas. the economy, healthcare, education, public safety. where are economics struggling right now. inner cities run exclusively by garbage democrat politicians who don't give a damn about people. they are the ones who ran the economies into the ground. in some of these cities they haven't had a republican elected in four or five decades. in america where you can get a

has seen some major interruptions . john heidi is on the ground and he's joining us with john scott. and what we're talking about is the ambassador bridge we've been following. what's been going on there very closely? there's been a trucker, a convoy of truckers start converging their overnight monday into tuesday as we've reported. and they've essentially stage a blockade of the bridge or it's really been shut down. now keep in mind, this is an incredibly important commerce point between the united states and canada . in fact, experts say that no more than $300000000.00 worth of goods travels across this bridge every day. in fact, a quarter of all basically goods and trade between the united states and canada goes over this bridge. so it's shut down at this point. it's already affected v auto industry because a lot of parts of bulk of the, the amount of trade is in the auto industry. in fact, toyota said 3 of its plants were shut down here on the canadian side and g m, and ford said they had to basically suspend several wor

but what he doesn't tell you, john edwards and other liberals out there, they created the two americas. let's look at major policy areas. the economy, healthcare, education, public safety. where are economics struggling right now. inner cities run exclusively by garbage democrat politicians who don't give a damn about people. they are the ones who ran the economies into the ground. in some of these cities they haven't had a republican elected in four or five decades. in america where you can get a job and an america where you can't. let's not forget about the healthcare. the health outcomes in the cities the democrats have run for decades. and you stands a pretty good chance of dying in one of these inner cities than you would in an area where they cared about people and their health outcomes. you see these public schools in these inner cities. these kids have no shot. john edwards and the left want to talk about two americas. you are sending the america you run in liberal cities. you are sending them to public schools that are a total train wreck. public safety? you can hardy find a job in some of these p

major was. it’s unpopular as john ma'or was. lly distracting. just to return to my earlier point, it is a privilege to serve in a democracy. and quite frankly, here in munich, the international security conference, what people see when they look at britain as a country that has brought the world together and having a tough stance on vladimir putin, that has been right, we have been vindicated in our anxieties about what is going on. we have lead in supporting the people of ukraine. and we will continue to offer leadership, we are the second biggest military player in nato. we have massively increased our defence funding. we are in the g5. and we are going to continue to do everything we can because the risks are enormous. right now. but what we want to see is continued stability and continued growth and prosperity for the british people. i and continued growth and prosperity for the british people.— for the british people. i want to ask ou for the british people. i want to ask you about _ for the british people. i want to ask you

>> well, john, the vast majority of senate republicans are with mcconnell and i think you have to lookspecially in the senate, want, as little friction as possible, and don't want to be talking about donald trump anymore. just quite plainly are not interested in talking about donald trump or not interested in talking about january 6th and looking at election day with as little friction as possible but trump makes that nearly impossible to do, period. nearly impossible to do. so they've been thrust into this debate over the rnc, and the answers have ranged from yes, the rnc is right, to no, the rnc is not right, to the rnc had the ability, and the leeway to make these assessments, but we don't agree with them, and that's kind of where mcconnell ended, and there's a whole range of thought there within, but again, they don't want to be focusing on this stuff, they don't want to be talking about it, because any thinking person knows january 6th was a horrible day for the country and a horrible day for the republican party, because the fact remains that donald trump's allies tried, unsucces

. * local police say they were trying to prevent the bene, john, one of these is major ongoing infrastructure project. it's construction is considered a priority for the central government, but some have concern that official might be putting developing the full human rights human rights group say the reason infrastructure projects have also resulted inland defeat. the accusations of land grabbing government has put priority over development rather than human rights security, rather than liberty rights group. the calling for an investigation into conduct a security personnel. jessica washington 00 to counter though you could probably with the boys. johnson has indicated the last remaining cave in 19 restrictions may be scrapped early, and that includes and the requirements for people to self isolate. if they test positive, johnson says he reveals plans for what he calls living with the virus later this month is need to ship is still under pressure though. the photos of the med showing more possible violations of cobit 19 locked down. mrs. b guy can tell the house to day that it is my intentio

, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. >> john: brand-new at 2:00, president biden promising to put a stop to a majorrocess if russia invades ukraine. >> there will be no longer a nord stream 2. we will put an end to it. >> john: but how to flip the switch, the president said. >> we will -- i promise you, we'll be able to do that. >> sandra: big on promises, short on answers. perhaps we will get some when jen psaki takes questions from the white house, plus general jack keane and why the president's threat may not do much to stop vladimir putin from sending his troops over the border. >> john: we could as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, good to be with you. >> sandra: welcome, everyone. sandra smith in new york. much more ahead on the infamous nord stream 2 debate that continues. but new at 2:00, what critics are calling legalized drug dens. >> john: you bring the drugs, uncle sam provides the needles. and friendly agents are on hand to make sure you safely get high. >> sandra: exploring a plan to do exactly that, using so-called safe injection cent

the local police say they were trying to prevent the bene, john, one of these is major ongoing infrastructure project. it's construction is considered a priority for the central government, but some have concern that official might be putting developing the full human rights human rights group say the reason infrastructure projects have also resulted inland defeat. the accusation of land grabbing. definitely the government has put priority over development rather than human rights security rather than liberty rights groups. the calling for an investigation into the conduct of security personnel. jessica washington 00 to cover the commercial space company space ex owned by a billionaire in on mosque is losing up to 40 of it's brand new satellites because of a solar storm. they were among 49, launched into it just 6 days ago as part of the styling internet network. the g magnetic storm increased the drag, all the satellites causing them to lose orbital velocity and burned upon reentry. and to complete a bad day for you don't mask his electric car manufacturer. tesla is recalling about 26000 mov

john. >>> this morning, a major winter storm has about 100 million people in two dozen states facing a triplemmy of snow, sleet and ice. parts of the midwest have already been hit with more than a foot of snow from the storm that spans 2,000 miles. today's shaping up is one of the worst days for air travel in the last year. thousands more flights have been canceled today amounting to 40% of air traffic at a dozen major airports. so let's bring in our meteorologist chad myers. look, it feels like we've been talking about doozies lately. but this ithe doozy. >> in yeah, right. we had the cold air come down from the north. and then the warm air tried to ride on top of that, brianna. 3700 flights as of right now are already canceled. warnings and advisories from mexico all the way to canada. here's the snow here into st. louis. the problem with many areas is it rained, went to sleet and now it's snowing. as you are trying to get rid of the snow, there is a layer of ice on your driveway as you shovel, which was the original ice storm that already happened. yes, the snow is coming. it is still movi

the irony is that the chief justice of the court, john roberts wrote the majority opinion in shelby versusder essentially arguing that nearly 50 years after that legislation came into place, voter discrimination was not really a major issue anymore. he even cited an increase in black voter turnout, in his opinion. he called pre-clearance, quote, a drastic departure from basic principles of federalism, end quote. justice ruth bader ginsburg disagreed dissenting saying, throwing out preclearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you're not getting wet. thanks to that supreme court decision, the voting rights act of 1965 is now a ghost of its former self because with no formula for deciding which states need to get preclearance, no state has to get preclearance. instead, people who like democracy have to wait around and sue the state and local governments that pass discriminatory voting laws which as you might imagine is a lot less effective for when they stopped discriminatory voting laws. th

stands by his statements at the time he considers the investigations against him to be a major scandal from john a jerusalem. of course i was completely surprised. no doubt. i was also very surprised because i have said every body also in our law firm assumed we were definitely acting within our legal rights. again, good o baggers assessment carried weight in the industry at the time when it comes to taxes. he's considered a luminary. he was once on the side of the state himself, as a feared bank auditor in frankfort than he switched sides. now he's considered one of the top tax consultants, his reputation, finding loopholes and tax laws for his clients and exploring what's possible. yes, we have the idea that especially in tax law, you can do things that are allowed by law, as long as they're not expressly forbidden. he owes you broadens it. oh, for years they aga and his colleagues that have come ex funds, winning over banks and rich investors for the deals, and immediately advising that in terms of taxation. everything was completely legal . this company, it was just no consensus and us there

official papers found on the body of major general john f reynolds commanding the left wing of the army of the potomac july 1 1863 now you go. why are they in the 11th corporate? well, he howard became the commander when reynolds fell. so you want the commander of those forces out there to know what rentals knew. right so you the papers go to howard so there are found in the 11th corps papers still there right now. and in those in this envelope were things that the official records don't tell us about at all. i won't go into all those but i will go into this. there is a letter from george meade to john reynolds. now george made remember his already ordered john reynolds to go to gettysburg. now our friend mr. sears who wrote his history of gettysburg battle of gettysburg gettysburg campaign is a fine book. and he's a fine historian. but he'd make the remark in their meade told him to go to gettysburg, but didn't tell him what to do once he got there. and i'd look at that i go that can't be. i can't be long ago. i may thought that's not. just tell them to go out there. he's 14 miles ahea

john, was done. cancer that was a major event for all of you. >> that was a major event. >> john's decline. >> four years he fought it, and the last six months of his life, she came every night, at 5:00 and set. that was her time with him. >> warren down with the stress of caregiving and raising four cakes, was it any wonder -- it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly >> feeling poorly, how? >> flu like some dumb's, throwing up. we thought she had the flu >> on monday, the night before valentine's day, cory still managed to get the kids valentine's cards ready for school. her daughter lindsey, remembers cuddling up with her mom, watching the winter olympics, and snowboarder, sean white. >> i remember watching him with her, saying, mom, he's so cute. as a 12-year-old, that was awesome. >> it wasn't that she was bedridden like that, she was just feeling crummy. >> she was feeling sick, and even for my mom, that was not common. even if she was sick, she did what she thought was expected over. she would take care of, us do laundry because that was a role. >> when tuesday, va

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major study from johns hopkins, a source democrats in the media love, show lockdowns did very little lives and instead destroyed the economy and ruined education for an entire generation which is why most of the media didn't even coverage. with the white house admit they are wrong? >> it suggest that lockdowns shouldn't be a part of a future pandemic response. is that the shared view of the administration? >> the president has been clear we are not pushing lockdowns, we are not pro-lockdown. that has not been his agenda. most of the lockdowns actually happen under the previous president. what are objective has been is to convey we have the tools we need to keep our country open. >> jesse: so what are they doing now, judge? what is their message now? i can keep track of it. >> judge jeanine: i have to tell you i have to laugh at that, we are trying to keep the country open, really? why don't you get rid of the vaccine mandate and the mask mandate and the schools because you just lost in the united states supreme court, that is how much you want us to get back to our normal existence.

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major breaking news. johns hopkins university has released a new study.the lockdown during the early face phase of the pandemic 2020 reduced covid-19 mortality by about .2%. we find no evidence that lockdowns, school closures, border closures and limiting gatherings have had a noticeable effect on covid-19 mortality. the paper goes on to note that lockdowns did, however, have, quote, devastating effects on the economy and contributed to numerous social ills. are you shocked or surprised? >> not particularly. because i think we are going to be for the next few months and probably the next few years, we are going to be learning about our response collectively to this pandemic. and some of the disastrous decisions that were made. not necessarily in the very early days when we knew very little about the virus, how it was transmitted and we were trying to get our arms around it, but in the months beyond that where schools, for example, in many parts of this country thrill in bluer areas in particular were closed for more than a year. we had data that that was

our local police say they were trying to prevent the bene, john, one of these is major ongoing infrastructure project in construction is considered a priority for the central government. but some have concern that officials might be putting developing the full human rights human rights group say the reason infrastructure projects have also resulted inland documentation of land grabbing. his government has put priority over development rather than human rights security rather than liberty rights group. the calling for an investigation into conduct a security personnel. jessica washington 0 to counter britain. sprains jones has tested positive for coven 19 for a 2nd time. his office says his canceled his plan engagement for his isolating the 73 year old add to the throne cart the virus for the 1st time during the 1st wave in 2020. the philippines is welcoming for and travelers for the 1st time in nearly 2 years as long as they are vaccinated against over 19 phasing of restrictions comes months later than planned because of the only con variant. as infection rates falls, the government is keen t

john rome. and for time, major champion, rory mac, already have this week reiterated, they won't be joining i understand the financial part of it for guys that are later on their career. but i certainly don't like. and you look at the people that have already said no rom number one in the world, call them more cower myself. like, i mean you've got the top players in the world are saying no, so i mean, not house to tell you something for more on this one are joined by golf commentator league l. a. link. just explain what this saudi arabia back league is and why players would want to join it's i, jenny, yes, it basically is coming from the government. all the kingdom of saudi arabia who obviously owns saudi aramco, the 2nd wealthiest or most valuable business on earth value, just under 2 trillion dollars. they are wanting to use gulf to, to promote saudi arabia to the rest of the world. now this back league is basically trying to replace the pga tour as the world to the place where all the best buys the logo play. but they want the best of the best playing on it for bigger prize versus end for a whole lot

john be played in the majors from 1998 to 2003 .s parents' home in southern california. the athletics tweeted we're heartbroken to learn of the passing of a member of our green and gold family, jeremy giambi. we offer our condolences to jean jason and his family and friends still to come in noon. new vaccine order north of the golden gate in marin county what it means for law enforcement, firefighters and paramedics, plus. very concerning just given there's not going to be a strong snowpack build up. year round water supply. um and then trees needed to record temperatures in the bay area that concerns surrounding our water supply and the potential for wildfire. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com it's only february here, 2022 has been off to an exceptionally dry and warm start. ktvu jana katsuyama has the concerns this weather is bringing if you think the bay area felt like summer in february, wednesday's record high temperatures pro

as john finance is a plan to end all major coven restrictions, a move critic suggest, is aimed at deflecting attention from claims. he was partying during a previous block with for a warm welcome to the news brought up here on our team. my name's you know, a, let's get into our stories. this our with tellos capital city, still in the grip of mass kobe vaccine. monday. protests authorities in the states of alberta and saskatchewan, appear to have relented announcing an end to their or proof of vaccination policies . but although it police are instead, forcefully clumping, done brutally arresting in one instance a 78 year old great grandfather. after he honked his car horn in support of demonstrators leaving him with cuts and heavy prison. or what are you doing? what do you do? i did oh, shoot that to so i got it all on video i ah, yes you did. i thought you were running in. ah, will a canadian prime minister? i was accused vaccine monday protesters of trying to do real the country's economy and democracy as a whole, going so far as a label them a small group shutting and waving swastikas. thi

still to come in your forecast, john, thank you for we've been following this major bar delay. sfl antioch direction. again, they're doing some unscheduled track maintenance at this hour. so that's slowing things down traveling into the city 20 minutes, mace that fremont street exit as you're heading in this morning. no major issues along the san mateo bridge. that's the good news. 15 minutes as you're heading to one o one sonny bill northbound. 1, 1, north lawrence expressway got an accident. so we are seeing delays there. let's check on crockett down towards the maze. now, uptick in 34 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.32, and today they area dignitaries in law enforcement are going to honor healthcare workers. yeah. they've been really >> toll in the front line there. the pandemic today marks 2 years since san mateo county reported its first case of covid kron four's will tran joins us live from san mateo with more on what they're planning to do. their will. >> it is a celebration. you don't hear celebration in covid-19 often in the same sentence. but it

sir john fears the conflict could disrupt supply from major exporters, ukraine, and russia. ah, so it is now dawned in here for what is now the 3rd day, the full scale russian invasion, overnight explosions and air raid sirens were heard across ukraine's capitol hill. it's moscow's troops and tanks, continuing to push ahead towards the city center. crane's president said earlier, he expects russian forces to the only capital in the coming housing called on the public to defend it. i, let's get late. his entry simmons is live for us in the capitol. it's are andrew, as you say, the presence it said that he believe russian forces would it would try and take the capital overnight. what's been happening they haven't taken the capital. let's get straight to that point. first of all, but they are so near the center of the city. now we're talking no more than probably 67 kilometers. it was an extraordinarily awful night and miss, i'll miss isles. just raining down on cave and a ballistic missiles, a shuddering the city and relentless bombardments by the air force of the russian. rep

john fairs. the conflict could disrupt supply from major export as ukraine and russia. ah, so explosion dinero, sorry can be heard across. give is russian troops and tanks, push a head towards the city center. grants president says he expects russian forces to storm the capital in the coming out and cold on the public to defend it. craning media says that russian troops, it's an army base in the capital, but the attack was repelled up to 2 days as strikes and shutting across ukraine. international pressure as mounting on moscow to withdraw its forces under simmons begins coverage from care. ah, the sound of sporadic gun battles echo across the ukrainian capital give russian invasion forces are closing in on the city. the president vladimir zalinski made a bleak but defiant video address him the verbiage. good evening everyone. our troops are here while our citizens are here. all of us are here protecting the independence of our country, and it will continue to be this way. the laurie to our defenders glory to ukraine, gloria to heroes, too. but satellite images show mas

this as a major new study from johns hopkins university just determined lockdowns were extremely ineffective. in fact, they were harmful and any future measures should be rejected out of hand. wait until you get this report coming up in big news from the media mob as some are now starting to understand the evils of censorship and cancel culture. we are going to call them on the hypocrisy, you are going to love the hypocrisy. i have a message for whoopi goldberg. i have a message tonight for joe rogan. i have a message for the truckers and prime ministers in canada. we begin with fake news cnn. in nine years is the network's president jeff zucker transformed cnn from a boring left of center news outlet to a still boring, totally, completely, utterly dishonest lying, anti-trump, fox obsessed arm of the democratic party. now zucker is out, bye-bye. he claims his resignation is due to a consensual relationship with another executive that he did not properly disclosed. okay, let me be blunt, i'm sorry, i'm not buying that for one second. mark my words, the real story will come out one day and pro

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