jonas? >> jonas: thank you, commission president. item 3, consideration of draft minutes for january 20, 2021. members of the public, if you wish to speak to the minutes, this is your opportunity to get into the queue by pressing star then 3. seeing no requests from the members of the public. public comment is closed and the minutes are now before you. >> president hyland: any comments, commissioners? maybe a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. seeing no further deliberation, there is a motion seconded to adopt the minutes from january 20. >> commissioner black: yes. >> commissioner foley: yes. >> commissioner johns: yes. >> commissioner pearlman: yes. >> commissioner so: yes. >> vice president matsuda: yes. >> president hyland: yes. >> jonas: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 4, commission comments and questions. okay, seeing a request -- >> president hyland: i put in a request there, did you not get it? >> i see it now. i saw it under the minutes. >> yeah. >> am i up

jonas: there is constrained across the board but at a high level.are operating at very high levels and supply chains are strained. whether it is from ocean freight logistics, steel availability, certain electronic components. we are seeing the entire supplier network and value chain network operating in very high levels with a fair amount of constraint to meet those high levels of consumer demand. francine: is there anything you can do to deal with it more directly? we are trying to be quite proactive, but so far we have been successful at operating at a high level. but these are these natural capacity limits in the system and i think what we are seeing is in container freight for example. francine: when you look at the next six to eight weeks, six to seven months, how does brexit fair compared to everything else? do you have concerns about getting stuff into the country? jonas: there are some backlogs and logistics flows but honestly in the big theme of things, it is not a big factor for us now that agreements are in place and we don't have excessi

jonas? >> jonas: thank you, commission president. item 3, consideration of draft minutes for january 20, 2021. members of the public, if you wish to speak to the minutes, this is your opportunity to get into the queue by pressing star then 3. seeing no requests from the members of the public. public comment is closed and the minutes are now before you. >> president hyland: any comments, commissioners? maybe a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. seeing no further deliberation, there is a motion seconded to adopt the minutes from january 20. >> commissioner black: yes. >> commissioner foley: yes. >> commissioner johns: yes. >> commissioner pearlman: yes. >> commissioner so: yes. >> vice president matsuda: yes. >> president hyland: yes. >> jonas: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 4, commission comments and questions. okay, seeing a request -- >> president hyland: i put in a request there, did you not get it? >> i see it now. i saw it under the minutes. >> yeah. >> am i up

jonas? >> jonas: thank you, commission president.on of draft minutes for january 20, 2021. members of the public, if you wish to speak to the minutes, this is your opportunity to get into the queue by pressing star then 3. seeing no requests from the members of the public. public comment is closed and the minutes are now before you. >> president hyland: any comments, commissioners? maybe a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. seeing no further deliberation, there is a motion seconded to adopt the minutes from january 20. >> commissioner black: yes. >> commissioner foley: yes. >> commissioner johns: yes. >> commissioner pearlman: yes. >> commissioner so: yes. >> vice president matsuda: yes. >> president hyland: yes. >> jonas: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 4, commission comments and questions. okay, seeing a request -- >> president hyland: i put in a request there, did you not get it? >> i see it now. i saw it under the minutes. >> yeah. >> am i up, thank you? i wante

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priyanka chopra jonas is one of the most recognised indians in the world.f her illustrious bollywood career. you can't possibly believe that. and she is hoping her acting work in hollywood will earn her just as much success. priyanka says her memoir will help set the record straight about her journey so far. i have had a 20—year career which has expanded from india to america and there has been so much that has been written about me, so much speculated. you know, after being amused by it for a very long time, and curious about taking up writing seriously, i kind of combined the two and ended up writing this book. and it became very introspective and it gave me a reason to delve deep into feelings or emotions that i had probably not thought about for a long time. in your book, you talk about your efforts to increase diversity when it comes to casting in hollywood, and your latest film, the white tiger, has actually earned you a recognition on the bafta long list for best supporting actress. does that feel like your hard work is paying off in hollywood? for s

good morning to priyanka chopra jonas. so wonderful to have you with us and i read it online. to your beloved father. what is the most important lesson that he taught you? >> he was my greatest champion, you know, robin, from winning a small medal in maybe a school race to, you know, an award, he was always the loudest in the room and i think the one thing that my dad definitely taught me was to treat life with a sense of adventure and he was a military guy so moving every two years and not to be afraid of, you know, the new things that are thrown at you. if you have to sink and swim, learn how to swim. >> i love that. you also write, priyanka, about your parents' beautiful marriage and witnessing them you say growing up so in love made you want the very same thing and so you dedicate an entire chapter in "unfinished" to your husband, nick jonas and i love you said that, quote, not much surprises you as much as he did. h jt aself-assured man and, you know, that is surprising with guys. [ laughter ] >> you also admit to doing a deep dive googling him before you started dating?

we make sense of the quarters and adam jonas explains his sleeper ev pick.p continues to rally. tech tries to bounce back. deirdre? >> yeah, gamestop up from the low $40 range at the start of the week they're trying to recover from what has been an ugly week for them remember, these names led a big 2020 fuel by the pandemic. take a look at this week they are deeply in the red and so far this year the qqq has struggled to stay positive that's where we'll start with managing partner, good morning to you >> good morning. thanks for having me >> so we are nearly two months into 2021. how are you reading the market action tech in particular is a sell-off a chance to buy the dip or do you think ridesing yield will continue to fall on valuations >> the macros are going to continue to weigh, but long term we remain bullish. we look at this as a buying opportunity. >> okay. and i mentioned gamestop at the top. over $120. what a remarkable week it's been what are you reading into this, if anything? we've been talking about it all week can you read anything into it? so

welcome back jonas. what you think is going to happen when robin hood ceo goes before congress? what is he going to say? is he going to be honest that is just helping out the big billionaire hedge funders and squash in the dreams of people who finally thought they'd make a buck on wall street? >> the impale her. the irony is they seem to be going after him for the one thing he did not rob his customers from. the whole business model has been squeezing customers with margin interest loans, selling traits off to hedge funds that confront run them. selling the stocks off to hedge funds too short that they own that customers the spin the business model from day one. on it everyone thanks it's a conspiracy theory where the hedge fund called up there billionaire founder of this company and said freeze the traits of a gutter shortstop. that's the only thing they didn't do this charlie abusive to their customers. and that's with the investigation is going to be perspective you see me? >> i cannot really see a br

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at overweight, calling it a sleeper premium electric vehicle play on the other hand, jonas's startingot town motors at an underweight. $18 is the price target there. that stock getting hit as you see. and amicus getting hit big, down a third today. we end with virgin galactic, delaying a crewed test flight, allowing for more technical checks. >> stock is down about 7%, but still trading well above $50 a share, and we've seen some dramatic news since the start of the year there was a flight with humans on board that was supposed to happen in december, but pushing now. some folks that follow this stock are watching closely you need those tests to happen for service to actually launch but this is part of a broader conversations. >> a big setback or not? >> not a big setback, but still unclear when specifically we'll see that test flight happen. it was expected to happen as soon as tomorrow it seems like the timing is shifting, how much it's shifting to the future, we'll very to find out hopefully some updates in the next couple days seema mody has trading nation. >> we are talking tech t

possible manipulation and later, morgan stanley's call on evs you're going to want to hear what adam jonas is saying about names such as fisker and quantum scape and all of those battery makers that we're trying to sort through. many more continue to go public, often times through spacs. >> indeed, guys. we'll focus on dis tney though start things off pretty nice round of target increases. jpm 220. credit suisse 218. it is pointed out that it took netflix nine years to get to 95 million subs and it has taken disney 14 months. >> it was a joyous call but they did not change the fiscal guidance and you do want to temper things a little after this gigantic run. it is really very hard and david, i know you staten islanded this company for a very long time, it is very hard to find a company that can make so much money when most of it is closed >> yeah, i mean to your point, cruise ships, obviously, the theme parks, have not been open in many places, or sporadically, and not to capacity, and then their movies are not being seen in movie theaters so those are the three components of disney that h

the timeline and the appropriation of the funds that ultimately ended up in the vaccine created by jonas salk which i thought was an interesting tidbit of information. the this is george bush jr. who is also highly decayed. if you can zoom in on his tie you can see where he's got his elephants, a lot of people love seeing that. the most decayed president is woodrow wilson. pretty much looked like he's got leprosy, and the question always comes up is there a rhyme or a reason as to why these guys are decaying at a faster rate than the remaining, and i just don't understand or know if there is any reason behind it. perhaps he's in a wind pattern or rain pattern that makes him susceptible to cracking, i just don't know, but what i do know is if you come look pretty closely at this present who was one of eight virginia native presidents born and raised in stanton, look in his -- his right eyeball. that is a wasp's nest which is not uncommon. often you'll see them in the nostrils of the sculptors as well. a few of them are starting to miss some parts. lyndon johnson is starting to lose the en

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caroline: moving from what is driving it to the outcome, i want to bring in adam jonas of morgan stanley was speaking about the auto impact. adam: it is a short-term blip. i don't want to minimize it, x number of weeks production. if we are having this conversation a year from now you will look back and no one is talking about this chip shortage. they will be talking about the battery shortage, the biden administration's infrastructure project and where taxpayer dollars are going to work there. that will be the discussion. the chip shortage thing is just a blip, with all due respect, and investors are looking way beyond that. caroline: stacy, you told us what was driving this. is it a blip in the longer-term? stacy: by definition, over a longer period of time supply has to meet demand and integrate over the timeframe. that is definitional. yes, it will work its way through fulton i think it is little more than a blip. you have had blips before. we had the thai floods in 2011 that inundated the hard drive class and impacted pc production. those were blips. this seems to be widespread for

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. >> jonas on the tuesday tove >>> coaches always say to keep your eye on the ball. in this case, it's the bats. top-rated south carolina against number two yukon, gamecocks, from half court, but the thbuzzer and a win. beautiful pass by paul to make that happen. he had 24. steph curry makes some ridiculous threes, but john brandt of the grizzlies takes it to another level. shock but hereby more and. and by number one, fell on the field in the super bowl, and take a listen to kevin harlan's radio call. >> someone is on the field. some guy with a brawl. he is pulling down his pants. put up your pants, my man. he breaks a tackle from a security guard, he slides at the one and they converge on him on the goal line. pull up your pants, take off the bra and be a man. >>> jim nance on the tv side said it was the best run all game. i'm dennis o'donnell , see you tonight. >> a memo i texted you and that happened on the field? >> yeah, i do. >> i said it was a streaker. time now is 4:56. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a thief playbook. >> how criminals use the

priyanka chopra jonas is one of the most recognised indians in the world. written about me, so much speculated. you know, after being amused by it for a very long time, and curious about taking up writing seriously, i kind of combined the two and ended up writing this book. and it became very introspective and it gave me a reason to delve deep into feelings or emotions that i had probably not thought about for a long time. in your book, you talk about your efforts to increase diversity when it comes to casting in hollywood, and your latest film, the white tiger, has actually earned you a recognition on the bafta long list for best supporting actress. does that feel like your hard work is paying off in hollywood? for sure. i mean, it has taken a long time, it has only been ten years since i started working in america and i�*m just about doing my first leading role as an actor, just doing my first dramatic role as an actor so, you know, it takes time and it took time because of lack of opportunity. and i want to change that for people who are coming in after

what's more not be the last shot we're going to talk to and we've been talking to me listening to jonas and me and. and. that's. israel's vaccination drive has been the one unqualified success in its often criticized response to code 19 the aim is to vaccinate everyone over the age of 16 by the end of march prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising israelis that theirs will be the 1st country in the world to emerge from the pandemic of he's persuaded pfizer to commit to an excel or supply of its vaccine in return for israel being used as a data rich testbed for its efficacy palestinians living in the eastern half of jerusalem the only known israeli citizens getting israeli vaccines the palestinian foreign ministry says israel is neglecting its obligations as an occupying power by not providing vaccines to the 4500000 palestinians in the west bank and gaza. has emerged between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations israel's own program has outpaced even the richest countries. just how much the palestinians have been left out of the process and how

what's more not be the national we're going to talk to them we've been talking to me listening to jonas and me and. and also. not so you can find them online they have more to say but thought now i'm going to thank you for your comments and you haven't seen the next line on the strength of the dish and so what's your. first major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a bang theory conjecture and of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the president because devastated many industries to give it a huge boost to the video game site to counting the cost on al-jazeera. in a case was from his home in compensated civilians will we listen to the only music you hear is the only the most beautiful music in the world is silent as we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the coaches their own. i'm a foreigner in london the top stories on al-jazeera at least $280.00 peoples and staff are thought to be missing after an armed man attacked a school in nigeria at least one stude

continue this was more not be the national we're going to talk to we've been talking to me listening to jonas and me and. southcott and also. that so he can find them online they have more to say but for now i'm going to thank you for your comments and you haven't seen the next line on the strength of the dish and solutions. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the devoted defense budget to be cut the bottom line for us politics and policies america fact on the world they're on. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb and in the

well it was in a fire for the rest of the supreme court is he and the other joe jonas salk journalists because the public those protests. should be arrested by the supreme court to stop the rest well we have a well we have a famous journalist obviously julian assange imprisoned just down the road from from here continuing to be a. arrested and detained here in britain breck said it means that boris johnson has been looking again at e.u. regulations about genetically engineered food what would you suggest british people do ahead of a possible ruling that allows gene editing rather than what's previously been known as g.m.o. has to be on our shelves here in britain very soon. well you know if i had been part of the the u.n. negotiations i was part of the expert group that drove the bio safety locks and genentech modification is generally modification you could do into a gene editing you could do it by adding a new gene you could do it by deleting a gene you could do it by it so as the european court of justice route gene editing is a g.m.o. and has to be regulated by safety and also with

these stories throughout the day and years it was lost on him by a human who was started by the jonas but this is you know the strength to own of ali is in making scandals and me you know are people on bearable he's a clay sicko reda he is a questionable minority shareholder who makes the wire for a company miserable and he did exactly that you know and she traced to each his part and parents you know he was to be at the same time at politico emigre in germany who was fault poisoned by russia that she wants to be a political figure inside russia she wants to be a political prisoner and at the same time to be complaining their own pressure she has a suspended he has actually to suspended sentences and he was allowed to travel abroad for pro round russia in fact to campaign for several years oh those people were very dismayed by this because another person would not be allowed to do it but he had special treatment and off to here you don't hear german it finally hit the same hole wasn't quite as thought the russian citizens. russia if you are on a suspended sentence and you don't show u

this story started 10 years ago it was not started by human it was started by other jonas but this is you know the strength to own a holiday is in making scandals and megan the wife of people on bearable he's a classical radio he is a classical minority shareholder who makes the life of a company miserable and she did exactly that you know and she traced to each use by and haven't you know she was to be at the same time at political emigre in germany who was found poisoned by russia then she was to be a political figure inside russia if you want to be a political prisoner and at the same time to be competing in their own prussia she has a suspended she has a. actually 2 suspended sentences and he was allowed to travel abroad for pro around russia in fact to campaign for several years although people were very dismayed by this because another person would not be allowed to know but he had special treatment and after he returned to germany finally the same hole was a price to him as taught the russian citizens in russia if you are on a suspended sentence and you don't show up. you know

continue this was more not be the national we're going to talk to we've been talking to me listening to jonas and me and. and also. not so you can find them online they have more to say but for now i'm going to thank you for your comments and you haven't seen the next wind in the stream of edition since what you. said tis only change because some people believe in a post that is bigger than they're. trying to make a political my city around the state representative they put themselves out to make the changes something that we. should have taken this long and they're going to learn about their mess condemnation learn we have a disco to slosh and more to create new areas we have to change this culture i am one of the fortunate ones who can lead an establishment about how to fight but all the people and on that majority of these illegal of us are talking about just good hard working people that want to live the american dream like our ancestors these are going to refugees are terrified that they may be forced to return to being more . in india identity politics on the right is what we're seeing

both of those are rated underweight by adam jonas.k, there's some issues there that people need to take a look at once again, when he speaks, people listen. especially when it comes to electric vehicles. guys, back to you. >> thanks so much for that. >>> mike, take us into the brief mention of the e.v.s and tesla. >> and tesla, we got this big market on close order for a lot of the big, you know, nasdaq names, and down 4% with tesla, there are our o options, and don't have a monopoly you got to watch those relationships. watch it all and the internals actually are basically mixed. we got this little spurt higher in the market. it did turn breadth positive, 1700 versus 1500 declines so that is certainly a net positive taking a look at the sector work i forgot what i asked for here, guys let's see the chart. crude oil. up big and another reflation trade. and all of this today, we had an inventory drop, this is now at well more than a one-year high, pushing $60 a barrel volatility index, mentioned earlier, skirting that 20 line nothing i

by phone what president trump including many that made egypt the leader of the world in imprisoning jonas on false news charges and other and the state charges that's going to say it does egypt compare in terms of imprisoning journalists with other countries around the world and it seems as if it's pretty bad. it's one of the last times to be a little nervous in egypt that were hoping we can see an opening to restore some conversation that's really needed in egypt right now are the treatments or appreciate that thanks very much indeed for time from francis speaking to us there from washington d.c. thank you. fled here on al-jazeera centrism or socialism the choice facing ecuador is voters head to the polls to choose a president. with a part of the peace libya's military factions welcome a show of unity from the country's political rivals. hello there whether a squatting down across eastern parts of the u.s. now we have this weather system just pulling out of the way clear skies coming in behind but cold bitterly cold wind spotting outside of canada a rural arctic blast coming through here

taylor: i was speaking with adams jonas, auto analyst at morgan stanley and he was saying a year fromng to be talking about the massive battery shortage. do you see a battery shortage? are you working to solve that? jagdeep: i couldn't agree more. i bet there is absolutely shortage. there is a bad shortage now. tesla has gone on record saying the biggest obstacle is battery supplied to scaling up. some have said they are going all electric in mid-2020, so these are very tight timelines. you have to realize a single car, the high-end tesla, uses the same number of batteries power as 12,000 phones. it is more demand than we have had for consumer products. in a nutshell, it is the single biggest issue. and also, how we can quickly turn production to meet demand. taylor: there has been a lot of focus on texas this weekend the fact that, while wanting to shift renewable energy is hard because you can't stored and then, batteries come in. can you give us perspective on battery usage as a way to storm into a bull energy when there is deep demand like we have seen this week? jagdeep: your poi

. >> reporter: 29-year american pilot curtis jonas returned from a leave of absence because of the pandemicdon't just sit down and say okay, start engines and fly by the seat of our pants. there's a checklist and methodology all the way from the preflight to starting engines to takeoff. >> reporter: american analyzed its pilots and insists the pan dem you can has not led to a decline of their skills. >> just realize you've got two pilots up there. they're supporting one another. they're watching one another. they're challenging one another. >> reporter: the airline underscores pilots discuss specific risks with each other before each flight, and they can request extra training. >> we're not going to allow them to go fly the line until they're fully trained and ready to go fly. >> reporter: jake, as a pilot, i can tell you flying is a parishable skill and they're taught early on in their training to be especially cautious after taking a break. there's been no uptick in crashes during the pandemic but airlines tell us this is an issue they're going to keep an eye on. >> pete, thank you so muc

are kevin and nick all of the jonas brothers? >> stephen: no, there's joe. >> exactly!f black history month to give it the time that it deserves. >> stephen: that's a great idea. how would that work? >> we still get february, the "runt" month. but i am declaring that this year, black history month officially began on january 20, when kamala harris became the historic first-- second black person in the executive branch. >> stephen: okay. so back-dating it to make it to make a full month. that sounds great. wrong,wrong. we're also taking march and april. >> stephen: ummmm? >> you like april fool's day, don't you, stephen? ( laughter ) >> stephen: i see! is this a joke? >> do i look like i'm joking? april fools is cancelled. american history has been a series of pranks on black people. slavery? jim crow? red-lining? hilarious! you got us! is ashton kutcher going to jump out from a bus >> stephen: i don't think ashton is involved in any of that. >> yeah, you better not be, ashton! anyway, after april, we will also be taking may, as well as the whole summer, which we're comb

while jonas was not a woman's court prosecutor she was essentially assigned to the same work. she was assigned to the work of prostitution and i think a different person may have complained about being to not work, the other person may have figured that her career is over, but you need to get seriously because alone among the investigators into his office, she believed that the mob actually had a hand on the prostitution, which was widely bad at the time prostitution was not a mob activity, it was a bunch of individual entrepreneurs, basically. she believed otherwise. her theory was the mob takes a cut of every other illegal activity in the city, would be absurd of this multi million dollar activity pays nothing to the mob. long story short, she spent a lot of time alone in this office finding the records, big keeps of file that were said during both withdrew to, play lot of time on these files and then finally put together what she thought was a pretty good case that the most controlled prostitution in new york. around this time, the man was thought to be the head of the mob,

i'm like nick jonas and nice with the re-open stocks and my tech names i didn't throw them out just because we're going to re-open. so i wasn't, like, let me get rid of zoom and alphabet and amazon because we're re-opening. that's not the way i'm in this thing. so i'm long. i own stocks right now and relatively recent purchases that i think have the most to benefit from the re-open of the economy, and i think this summer we're going to go off. like, i think people are going to be going nuts in the cities this summer. we're approaching and maybe not herd immunity, but at least among young people, we're approaching the area where almost everyone has the disease or is vaccinated and i think these stocks have a lot of upside left and i want to be in them for when it happens and i'm not saying they're all chieap an i know they've gone up a lot and i don't think people are bullish enough about the second half of '21. stephanie made a really great point and i'll add to that m-2 money supply is up 26% year over year. think about that the average since the 1970s and m-2 money supply and not money si

technology and get it to people and we really felt the way it was deployed and shown through nick jonasat. >> how does it light up? you can check clicks and the number of people that download but also, i mean, you're in touch and you have great just in time sales your drugstore partners, did they get some reaction >> you know, the way we've measured this internally, first of all, we have 11 times more searches than the average super bowl ad. we were the number one search engine as far as media impressions, those who hear the word or name dexcom, we have five more media impressions in one day than last year. >> wow. >> as far as leads coming into our system and people interested in the technology, biggest day of regeneration ever and again, the message got out there. >> i've been struggling. offers a superior product, i was in the hospital recently the check for diabetes whether you have it or not, that never happened to me i was checked every two hours for diabetes, i said holy cow, if i had this disease i could have to be monitored constantly. i had my phone and i could do it the oppor

fantastic week of shows ahead. [ cheers and applause dwayne johnson, cardi b, lana condor, priyanka chopra jonasleton will all be joining us what a week. >> tariq: wow. >> jimmy: but first, we have a a great show for you tonight his band foo fighters' tenth studio album, "medicine at midnight," is out now. dave grohl is here [ cheers and applause we're gonna talk with dave, and foo fighters are performing later in the show. gosh, he couldn't be a nicer guy on top of being the biggest rock star. i mean, he could just walk in a room like, just whatever he's so personable the whole band is. fantastic. but this one -- this record shreds, man. and they do a little -- i mean, it's foo fighters. so you get as foo as you want. you know, it's 10 out of 10 foos. >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: but then he adds a a little bonus foo in there, thats starts fighting around, i'm going to say, "medicine at midnight," track number five it's kind of a groovy little jam. >> tariq: extra foo? >> jimmy: do you want to hear a little "waiting on a war"? >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: check out this jam ♪ there's got to be mor to t

nick jonas was host and musical guest. >>> many of us have picked up new hobbies during this long yearty he previously mocked in his standup act. with touring on hold, the 54-year-old father of five has taken up cross-country skiing as you are about to see. it is a new challenge for the indiana native who came up idolizing david letterman and then in 1999 got a life changing invitation to perform on dave's show. since then, his family-focused act made him one of the biggest draws in comedy with forbes ranking him the third highest ranking comedian. we got together outside of new york for a sunday sitdown and a lesson in cross-country skiing. i'm more of a downhill guy myself. you can see the appeal. >> right? it is still absurd. i was invited to go cross-country skiing. is fun illegal here? >> jim gaffigan has performed for audiences around the world. today, why are we doing this? >> one of the things we learned during the pandemic is you need excuses to get away from your family. that and i'm training for the winter olympics. i can't believe cross-country skiing is even a sport. you k

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magic johnson will join us nick jonas will join up.would receive an additional $5 per hour. leaders in san jose considering a similar plan, companies, though, are warning that the extra costs would be passed on to customers, even if the plan is only temporary, until the pandemic ends. >>> happening now, we're following the story and we'll have a live report midday at 11:00. link to more details in our home page. >>> also, at midday, we will take you to san francisco for a look at the city's push to expand vaccination access while at the same time ensuring shots are available to more low-income neighborhoods and people of color. you can link to more of the back story from the local section at nbcbayarea.com. >>> and tesla has agreed to recall involving touch screens for more than 100,000 cars. last month regulators found the screens can suddenly go dark creating potential hazards for drivers, find that story in our twitter feed. >>> happening now is brought to you by -- >>> today on "california live" -- >> we've got a cardiologist with

be a billionaire within a couple of months i think because if justin timberlake can do it and nick jonasdelicious. and you now just pop a lime in that with some salt on the rim. >> lime is for wimps. >> i mean, so i've read. >> have it neat, harris. [laughs] >> thank you everyone for a great conversation as always, thanks to you for watching and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: this is a fox news alert, the fbi and u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn are now reportedly investigating new york governor andrew cuomo and his senior aides over claims that they covered up covid deaths in nursing homes in this state. meanwhile senate republicans on the judiciary committee are also calling for a congressional investigation into how he handled nursing home deaths in his state. the story seems to be changing quickly. thank you for joining us everyone. hello, i'm sandra smith. >> i'm john roberts in a snow way washington, d.c. welcome to another edition of america reports. new york's governor insists there is nothing to investigate but there are growing calls from lawmakers on both sides of

and wrapping up its five-week run, nick jonas will be the host and musical guest for next week's lastver 2,000 previously cold, stunned sea turtles were returned to the gulf over the weekend. last week, volunteers in south padre island, texas, helped rescue thousands of sea turtles stunned by the frigid weather. it's been awful for them, too, apparently. the operation took 24 hours with many volunteers working overnight to send the turtles home. the organization expects more turtles to be released back into the wild soon. good luck to all of them. >>> and this is a little tricky. after her major win at the australian open over the weekend, tennis champ naomi osaka had a minor slip-up that got some attention online. take a look. >> firstly, i want to con -- do you like to be called jenny or jennifer? >> jenny. >> okay. firstly, i want to con grat jennifer. we played in -- >> osaka went on to praise her opponent, jennifer, or jenny, adding in a tweet, "i promise you, my mind thought i called her jenny in that moment and i was so confused why the crowd was laughing. i'm so sorry." oh, de

and you know no one gave clooney garbage or the rocker nick jonas for appropriating from mexico. tequila. but they're giving it to a woman and i don't like the balance of play there but you and i are there on business we should've gotten business of champagne sales apparently is so you play and then launching their own tequila brand >>thank you as always and don't forget to send rob your questions we love dance from here on air. you can reach him on facebook twitter e-mail him directly you can always connect with him of course to our website at kron 4 dot com so make sure you do that and come back here tomorrow morning >>i'm 22 and in the east bay, a man has been arrested accused of shooting at first responders in antioch and maybe murdering someone. he was harboring his wife and his child dan thorn has a look at what happened. >>police have identified the shooting suspect as 26 year-old darian williams. he was caught in richmond saturday night after leading police on a chase across the county. but police later discovered that he may be responsible for killing another man in disc