jonathon: two points there. the forecast debt grows, for on employment, 450, that does not get it done. 350 on employment. it does not get it done. tom: patients -- patience. i am looking to april 28, june 16, maybe they get where john herrman, maybe they get there. jonathon: maybe. i was see you in three years, lee said. lisa: incremental, maybe, but not when it comes to huge shifts in monetary policy where they are saying, this time it is different, no matter what until the end, 2023. jonathon: that tug-of-war does not go anywhere and it gets even more brutal as it progresses and we start to see the data they are forecasting. the naysayers who will not fold and are continuing to push back against the fed's new framework, that is going to get exacerbated when we see the data in the next several months. tom: we are going to do that data and we have a negative yield on the one-month generic government which is really extraordinary in the u.s. what i noticed yesterday is how chairman powell turned right when micha

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jonathon is live in miami beach with more. jonathon. >> hi there arthel.this weekend, curfews appear to be working you can see there's a steady stream of people behind me on ocean drive. they do anticipate the crowds will get a little bit thicker as we go into the evening. but nothing like we've been seeing during previous weeks where you had larger and more raucous crowds. city of miami beach has been enforcing an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew in the islands entertainment district where i am. after 10 p.m. police are blocking car traffic to the island, for nearly everyone except for residents, hotel guests, delivery drivers, and people traveling to work. and neighboring communities are stepping up patrols to prevent unruly tourist from bringing the party to their neck of the woods. >> we will also not tolerate any kind of rowdy behavior, breaking, personal property, hurting people. lawlessness, that's not going to be tolerated in the city of miami. reporter: many island residents and work rs say restrictions are needed to discourage fights and property damage t

, but is being operated from a control centre in the english midlands. 0ur science correspondent jonathon discarded metal and other materials in orbit, everything from old rocket segments to accidentally dropped astronaut tools, even flecks of paint. the fear is that unless we start taking some of the bigger litter items out of the sky, they could hit and destroy the active satellites that provide our communications and weather forecasts. the international astra scale company, with a division in the uk, will demonstrate how this can be done. it'll use one satellite to magnetically grab another, a dummy in this instance, and pull it down to earth. the manoeuvres will be complex and the demonstration will have to take care that it doesn't itself produce unnecessary debris. the key is to capture a tumbling object. so if a satellite fails, it can quite easily start tumbling, you know, about maybe all three axes. and that makes it considerably harder to capture it, so that is our key technology. but also we kind of show a lot of autonomous control. astro scale is hoping a vibrant market will e

the authors jonathon al and of nbc and one of the hill said the biden campaign ran on the strategy of, quote, you put your dumb oping uncle in the basement one top advisors anita dunn told, quote, covid was best thing that happened to him trumps on the way to a landslide until the virus hit. team biden used coronavirus as an excuse to keep biden in the basement and it worked. biden biggest weakness was himself. and the campaign was able to hide it. biden won the presidency with a, quote, land message and a blank agenda. the authors say, now america is forced to reckon with a weak leader with no vision. politico recently ran a story biden's slow start it describes a, quote, a new wave of anxiety over the pace at which biden presidency is going. biden is way behind trump and obama on confirm cabinet nominees, and despite holding house in senate billed hasn't signed a single legislative accomplishment obama had already signed recovery act weeks ago. biden didn't want to waste time on impeachment but was too weak to tell nancy and chuck to knock it off same thing happened with ternes unio

jonathon, back to you. risa, thank you so much. students and a number of the area district set to return back to campus tomorrow for the reas rez reason to resume in person learning. >> sandra fell city schools will move to in-class learning 5 days a week for all students. >> students will be in the classroom for 4 and a half hours each day the district has been on a hybrid model since november. 3rd through 12th graders in mount diablo unified schools will also have the option of returning back to campus tomorrow pre-k through second graders welcome back. on thursday. the district is implementing a hybrid model of learning right now. castro unified schools will entered the 3rd phase of its reopening plan. 3rd through 5th graders will be allowed back on campus tomorrow. the district looking to bring back all grades under a hybrid model by april 12 full-time in person instruction could happen by august and berkeley unified students in preschool transition kindergarten and k 2 grade levels can also return back to campus starting tomor

. >> i think, i agree with jonathon's point. >> yeah. and i do. and i think this conversation we're having today is crucial if we are going to really bring back that manufacturing, bring back make sure our work force is strong and part of the new feature innovation economy, and we need to identify that. i agree with my fellow -- that investment need to occur here in the united states at so many levels and so appreciate this conversation. let me just say also -- and so happy to be on the building there innovation and jobs act in this senator colleagues here that talked about it but mr. jennings let me sco you this. we have a few small companies leading research and development in nevada like dragon fly energy. they assemble for tax and domestic manufacturing of the next generation of lithium-ion batteries in nevada. and as we talk about some of the options that are available to them through the american innovation and job acts but what other options should we be exploring here through the tax code to support small businesses in entrepreneurs to be

jonathon, back to you. risa, thank you so much. still to come here tonight on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. >> up spray could soon be banned in all juvenile detention centers across california. let you know why one local youth facility will explain how the pepper spray is being used. plus in one block to businesses getting robbed. the owner losing more than thousands of dollars and items and let you know how they say they got inside. >> welcome back, everyone. take a look at this scene caught on camera. some bold burglars breaking into a restaurant in the city sunset district. the owner of who she raman says the crooks made off with thousands of dollars in items. but as kron 4 s taylor bisacky learned the same way these crooks got in very similar to another business break in that happened just a few blocks away. >> becoming the normal. you know, if if he happens to so places that i know and also so many times i mean, i might just be the moment can juice as. >> thieves broke into his san francisco restaurant who she tara raman on 9th av

jonathon, back to you. risa.thank shooting in virginia late last night left 2 people dead and 8 others injured. >> tonight. police say that 3 people have been arrested in connection with the shooting. tamara scott with our sister station in hampton roads has the very latest from virginia beach. >> the first violent incident at the oceanfront last night started at the intersection of atlantic and 20th. we know now know that started out as a physical fight. an argument into a physical fight. point escalated into virginia beach. officer was on scene at the time and assisted the detective bureau in arresting 3 people for that incident. that injured 7 people. 22 on adams 18 year-old like was baker in 20 year-old the bond or see junior are facing assault and firearm charges. next was the shooting on 19th street that killed 29 year-old to sheila harris and injured another. there are no material updates at this point. there are no arrests at this time. >> we do believe that she truly is at this point in time and it is a

jonathon back to you. thank you. was moving day for a historic san jose apartment building. >> after 110 years at the corner of south first and east reid crews loaded up this 2 story apartment building moved to just a few blocks down the road. the building will now be located at south 4th in re. just 2 blocks away. city says it plans to renovate the units then sell them as affordable housing. speaking of things that are moving just in to the kron 4 news room tonight. we have learned that that massive cargo tanker that has been stuck in the suez canal for about 6 days now has been partially refloated crews have been working around the clock trying to get this big boat. it's unstuck. the situation has forced hundreds of other tankers to reroute themselves around the horn of africa. officials at the suez canal have not released any other details about exactly when this could mean that the boat we'll be able to finally free itself which will allow the other ships to move through the suez canal. more freely. we will conti

jonathon back to you. thank you. delta of the north bay where the f a a now looking into the cause of a plane crash in sonoma county this afternoon. >> it happened just after 4 at the petaluma airport. preliminary reports say that the plane crashed as it was trying to land from napa. investigators say that a strong gust of wind brought the plane down the pilot. the only person on board, not hurt according to flight records that plane is registered to a company out of napa county. tonight, a story of tragedy and trial. a man known for selling ice cream to folks in oakland is robbed in nearly run over that victim says he was simply doing his job when 3 men came out of nowhere robbed him and destroyed his business kron four's. dan thorn spent the day talking with the victim and the folks now rallying around him. he's live tonight in san francisco with the story. yeah. >> well, jonathan, this victim tells us tonight that he is really lucky to have escaped this ordeal with just minor injuries. but for the time being, he's