personal and i think i think a lot of that must much of that falls away eric we're talking a lot like ken she got a new book of essays called give them la la and it's bailable in stores and online will talk about how salt lake city girl and zuck what her trek was over this way in the cali and all things lot right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey everyone i'm joined by my old friend mr ellis williams a.k.a. mr big you call me and you tell me you say man i got cards here and it were one make you getting out of this whole issue and i know to manage pressure once you're both run out i don't want to do stuff with expensive cars right so i gave cost him a cool cover of a very affordable and there was no more prime contractor who was out there that transmission went all month to do my mechanic they call cautious so my family $2400.00 car shield is america's number one auto protection company their administrators have paid out over a 1000000000 dollars in claims to cover most vehicles from 500-215-0000 miles you'll receive 247 roadside assistance courtesy towing rental reimbursement ad know

step up so i understand it would just say now listen women we're talking obviously to our friend ken she has new book out called give them lots of ailill in stores and online this airs on may 4th and i believe the book comes out today you know or from vanderpump rules i must say i am not immersed in the world of reality television but i've always loved the relationship between least of vanderpump and her husband i think is ames ken. i always found them sweet together they had the vanda both cutest little to even of the dog still are on i don't want to be i don't want to be brusque but they always seem like a sweet couple please tell me they're still together right now they're still together going strong and i i think that's because they found their their best friends within their lover and i think that's really important to you know you the looks are going to fade the sexual drive is not always going to be there and you have to have your best friend in those moments where you know year you're not. you're feeling like ok i don't really want to get all dolled up tonight i kind of just want

hobbs speaking out about the concerns she and others have over the recount of the maricopa county 2020 presidential election results led by her republican predecessor, ken. she mentioned this creates distrust of election officials and undermines the electoral process. among the people overseeing the so-called audit are officials like john brakey who outlined one of the audit's investigative goals. watch. >> there's accusations of 40,000 ballots were flown in. >> reporter: to arizona? >> to arizona and it was stuffed into the box, okay, and it came from the southeast part of the world, asia, okay, and what they're doing is to find out if there's bamboo in the paper. >> governor ron desantis of florida signed a new bill shown on fox news, which restricts access to drop boxes, makes it harder to vote by mail and strengthens voter i.d. laws. in texas, protesters are at the state capitol as lawmakers are poised to pass bills that would limit early voting hours, increase criminal penalties for some voting irregularities. joining us is jane tim live in austin, texas. an official in the justice department sent a letter to the president of the arizona senate exp

ken battles lives claimed that she wasn't there. reached out to her lawyer will tell you what he said shortly. but the 44 year-old former manager, this lincoln heights dmv pleaded guilty on monday to a federal charge of mail fraud for taking cash bribes. investigators say that nettles is one of at least 5 former southern california dmv employee admitted to be part of this. essentially what they do is change test scores of people who either never took a test or failed it were then passed how many drivers pay these brides will miss. nettles attorney said it wasn't a small number but wouldn't elaborate beyond that. he also said his client worked alone. it wasn't part of a bigger scheme like others work and it wasn't limited to lincoln high time engine torrance a dmv employee there admitted he took weekly bribes totaling 10's of thousands of dollars. it has been going on for years. and in the torrance case, it was part of a coordinated effort in some instances. for example, those involved in where and identifying piece of clothing. a ce

ken marjorie taylor greene visited, too. she openly supported the conspiracy theory q1 on -- qanon.will sarah huckabee sanders, his former press secretary, now running for arkansas governor. they want donald trump support, they see it is important. sure would be surprised by today's saing of liz cheney? here's the congress reporter at politico. reporter: this is something we saw building up for months. there was an effort in february to remove her from the conference chair where she handles messaging for the republican party. she was saved because it was only led by these ultraconservative members. then she kept on coming up more and more publicly about her perspective of donald trump's involvement in the party. how republican leaders are taking them down that path. which is basically like a rubber band was going back and being very pro-trump. basically it came to the head about two weeks ago at this republik and retreat in orlando, florida. she split from the leaders about various different things, like whether those who voted against certifying should be able to run for reelection

she wrote a ken's woman from the capitol. she dressed fashionably as mistress of mount vernon. but now she fretted over her wardrobe. slide too, please. martha was on troubled about aspect of her appearance. she went about with enslaved attendance particularly her ladies made on a judge. by her mid teens own a headmastered the fancy sewing and other skills necessary to maintain martha's elaborate words or a wardrobe style of hair. just as important. owner understood the differential behavior expected of enslaved servants both in private and in public spaces. whether she was drawing her mistresses bath or accompanying her on social calls. own i had to anticipate her mistresses every demand. to stand aside when she wasn't wanted. but always within reach or hearing for the time she was could go back to the speaker view. it's like on a judge attended to their own hair and hygiene and wardrobe in addition to their mistresses. described as nearly white and very much freckled. owner was under scrutiny alongside her mistress. in martha, washington's world personal attendance were symbo

. >> i remember crying and hoping she was who she was and fought because she was a very strong person. >> kend brendan dassey as a coconspirator and her murder. >> i intend to hold each of these defendants accountable for the rape, the torture, and the murder of teresa halbach. >> but not so fast. dassey recanted his statements. just before avery's trial, the judge dismissed the rape charge against them, and didn't allow any of those allegations about avery's treatment of women, saying they didn't prove anything about teresa's murder. and avery was never charged with assaulting his ex fiancÉe, or with raping the teen. to this day, he denies all the allegations. and those handcuffs and shackles? no evidence that were linked them to teresa. still, in the spring of 2007, juries and separate trials convicted both dassey and avery of murdering teresa. they were each sentenced to life in prison. >> you are probably the most dangerous individual ever to set foot in this courtroom. >> it seemed the avery saga had ended, but eight years later, making a murderer put fassbender, kratz, and their entire

>>> a woman in australia said she got a good laugh during a recent kindergarten dropoff. [ honking horn ] >> alicia wakeley came across an extremely impatient pug named ken honking the horn of his owner's car. she took this video confirmed it is the pushy pug. she called the video embarrass ing and said that kevin honks the horn when he wants to leave. this is what happens when you name a dog kevin! [ laughing ] >> you might be right about that. why is this dog ready to go. does it work? >> it appears to work. it gets attention. >> kevin is ready to go, i have to go, everyone. >> sorry! [ laughing ] >> evan has places to be. >> okay. that is a whole other topic! [ laughing ] >> he has got something! why bark when you are inside and no one can hear you and you can honk the horn when it is outside. why go through all that extra energy. smart pug! let's look at what is going on if you are in an awkward situation, that is kevin, got to go! [ laughing ] >>> slow sunshine today and a breezy afternoon means temperatures below average to average in the coast and inland neighborhoods. it will be that way just about never the seven-day forecast. the most exciting

she left." and that's when we found out that they had ken her away. ♪ ♪ eventually, i think it's someone that gotafar, she's being kept by rself, but that's about it. no one talks to her and she's not allowed to talk to anyone." we just don't have any clue now as to how she's doing orhat's going on. there hasn't been any official response from the government as to the whereabouts of my parents or their well-being. >> ever? >> no. >> narrator: in our requests to the eritrean govnment, we asked about hanna's parents and other political prisoners, but they would not provide any tails. ♪ ♪ two years into our investigation, we'd heard nothing more from the undercover activists. but new footage had emerged on the internet of something almost unheard of in eritrea, a public protest. it shows a crowd gathering in asmara. then-- gunfire. (gunshots, screams) the crowd flees. in one of the refugee camps along the border, we found two young men who said they were there that day, aman and redwan. they told us they were protesting at the education ministry because an islamic school was being put under governme

i want to speak about kentishian on behalf of his -- ken tashian. she is great full for the support. she was moved by the e-mail to the staff. thank you, director forbes. i worked with ken for 10 years before i retired. he understood the relationships in any organization. it was back that it was his ability to establish relationships that aided in the success of the cleanup of the creek and dogpatch navigation center. you have heard about the grants. the security grant project. writing and presenting that proposal and establishing the relationships with the fema program managers on those efforts throughout many, many millions of dollars to the port for those projects. you heard about the marine police unit dog under construction recipient of the grants. one of the things i admired most about ken. he mentored people. he took people under his wing. fellow employees, contract employees, security guards at pier one and on the embarcadero, homeless individuals when we were out visiting the homeless encampment. those employees went to be promoted because of g

i want to speak about kentishian on behalf of his -- ken tashian. she is great full for the support. she was moved by the e-mail to the staff. thank you, director forbes. i worked with ken for 10 years before i retired. he understood the relationships in any organization. it was back that it was his ability to establish relationships that aided in the success of the cleanup of the creek and dogpatch navigation center. you have heard about the grants. the security grant project. writing and presenting that proposal and establishing the relationships with the fema program managers on those efforts throughout many, many millions of dollars to the port for those projects. you heard about the marine police unit dog under construction recipient of the grants. one of the things i admired most about ken. he mentored people. he took people under his wing. fellow employees, contract employees, security guards at pier one and on the embarcadero, homeless individuals when we were out visiting the homeless encampment. those employees went to be promoted because of g

i'm joined by ken dilanian, leading our coverage on this attack. i'm joined by mike memoli and by kiersten todd. she served on president obama's national cybersecurity commission. ken, let me start with you. you have been on the forefront of our reporting. we heard from the white house during the briefing, no response to the question of whether this company -- whether colonial paid the ransom. >> that person speaking was the former national security agency official who is heading up the white house cyber response. she was alluding to what is the crux of the problem in this case. this was not a sophisticated attack by a foreign intelligence service, china or russia. this was a criminal gang using basic ransomware from everything we can tell, the kind that has become too common. in this case, it's capturing the imagination, because this was critical infrastructure. it may lead to a spike in gas prices. it may lead to service interruptions. it's a wake-up call. 85% of american infrastructure is in private hands. the government has very little visibility on whether these private corporations have good c

she looks in every know ken cranney. it may be in my community. i will rush there. i need to extract lung tissue with garden shears. all the other guys wearing hazmat shoots. telling him he is out of business. he cannot practice anymore. sure, i will do that, too. very few limits to this person's abilities and the willingness to contribute. i am just struck by, i interacted recently with the government employee. i was walking to work and i got bitten by a stray dog. i am scared. i am in the doctor's office about to get a tetanus shot. oh, good, mountain view has an animal control center. i am on the phone, i am super flustered. hi. i got bitten by a dog. he does everything in his power to avoid having to act. no problem. just give me the dog's social security number. if you have photo evidence of the dog, dog's birthday street address, sure. i will do what i can to chase down this dog. and take a picture while i am at it. i see that same stray dog two weeks later. and, so, exactly to your point, i was thinking, how do we help solve this problem where we recruit peop

she now fears for her children's safety. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm kennd i'm catherine san leandro, mother of 3 young children. she says she believes she's been targeted by an unknown trio who shot out the windows of their home crowd for santorum is live in san leandro tonight. he joins us now with more ont'

she now fears for her children's safety. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine san leandro, mother of 3 young children. she says she believes she's been targeted by an unknown trio who shot out the windows of their home crowd for santorum is live in san leandro tonight. he joins us now with more on what's going on with the family and the whole situation. very confusing. dan. >> yeah, ken and catherine, this family just does not understand why they're being targeted. they don't understand what this trio it is up to, but it appears that they are using a bb gun to shoot out these windows and this wasn't the first time that they've done this. >> so loud popping of a bb gun range out in a san leandro neighborhood tuesday morning around 2 o'clock, an unknown man seen here creating chaos along with 2 others by shooting at a home. i'm appalled about it. >> that's the thing because that children here and at the safety for my children. i mean, just for me, linda lose first floor windows suffered the brunt of the damage. one was shattered. another h

kevin mccarthy should condemn this, at least, but what he would prefer is for ken mccarthy to expel her from congress. how does she stay in congress? >> she stays in congress because she's empowered by these forces she's empowered. she raises money, she gets higher media profile. look, her comments are disgusting. she demeans the party, the body, the party, she demeans democracy. but in this moment, she's going to elevated her media profile and raise money off it. you cannot normalize these comments, we also can reject them and not give her the oxygen that continues to feed this machine. that's ultimately what has to happen. you have to put her in that place and move on to actually addressing the challenges our country faces while dismissing and attacking the comparisons she makes that are disgusting and, obviously, get to the core of what fundamental decency is all about. >> i agree with that. i don't think we have the option of not giving it oxygen and not talking about it. i'm going to get mad and outraged every time she says something racist and bigoted and stupid and divisive and hostile. so i disagree with y

representatives were afraid to hear what she had to say, afraid to look in the mirror that she was holding up for them. congressman ken buck was the only member watching her speak in person. one republican telling cnn, quote, i have hardly talked to anyone in the last three days who will stick their neck out for her, even though who like liz and agree with her, think the current situation is just untenable. so let's remember. republican leadership all stood together just three months ago after they voted to keep liz cheney in her leadership position. they stood there and said they were united, a family. >> this conference is more united. we've got the right leadership team behind it, and i look forward to watching to make sure we've got the right focus for this country by putting it back on track. >> what's the focus? >> we are candid and honest each other but address this as a family and a team and ultimately finally work to have a vote where we kept the entire team together. >> this is a family? my family didn't vote me off the island or off the family, has yours? they sit together then. thaw they can't even stay in

lawyers to work with the manhattan da's office on the case, a case which she says has gone from civil the criminal in nature ken wayne joins us now in the studio. break this all down yeah. into what could be a very long into finding out what's going on with the president's finances. according to the washington post. >> this panel was recently convened and we'll sit down for 3 days a week for the next 6 months or so. the grand jury is likely to hear several matters not just the trump case during its term, the report says that this 6 month time frame would be longer than a traditional new york state grand jury assignment. but again, this could bring criminal charges against former president trump manhattan's district attorney says its office has been investigating trump for about 2 years earlier today we talked to our political analyst michael yaki to better understand how the former president's tax returns play a role in this investigation. >> he's been out there in the public limelight enough that inevitably someone was going to be looking at it. but i think that certainly the actions he took as president. the

she's live in the newsroom with a look at what we're working on for 7. >> thank you so much, ken andrine tonight at 7 o'clock. it's going to be a hot and dry weekend ahead. we have details on what this means for the increased threat of fires of a live report at the top of the hour. so get your phone ready so you can catch that and many other local stories in just a few minutes at 7 o'clock on our kron on app just scan this qr code on your screen right now. and that's how you'll be able to join us tonight at 7. i'm justine waldman and i'll see you there, ken and catherine, back to you. >> all right, christine, thanks very much. thank you. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> we'll see at 8 o'clock tonight with a more news and what's going on this weekend. official beginning of summer. good evening. so you went to ross and saved big on shoes? oh, yeah! and snagged “yes, please” brands at “no way” prices. hurry in for fresh styles for the whole fam... ...and say cheers to spring with the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! with the best bargains ever... at ross. all o

ken bastida for the first time. >>> we celebrated the class of 2020 all month long. kylie nielsen is graduating from clayton valley charter high school. she will had to -- to major in business administration. >>> send a photo of your gratitude 2021 grads at cbs.com or tag ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey y google, tuturn up the e . ♪ ♪ ♪ receceive a charargepoint homeme flex chararger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. >>> dennis is here now with sports and the warriors only down to the final week of the season. >> i love this time of year. every game matters, it is crunch time. the warriors need just one more win to clinch a playoff spot but if he wants it, you know it don't come easy. they have back to back games against utah, the top two teams, in the west. the warriors are trying to hold off memphis for that ac can that would give them two chances to advance in the new play in game format, at the moment, there masked up against the lakers and lebron james is not a fan in this new format. >> as you might expect, just a slightly more positive outlook about the plane game. >> we want to be in there because that is where we a

i guess they were afraid to hear what she had to say and afraid to look at her in the mirror. congressman ken buck was the only member watching her speak in person. >> so let's remember republican leadership all sat together three months ago after they voted to keep cheney in her position. they stood there and said they were united and family. >> this conference is more united and we got the right leadership and i look forward to make sure we got the right focus for this country. >> what's the focus? >> we are candid and honest each other but address this as a family and a team and ultimately finally work to have a vote where we kept the entire team together. >> this is a family? my family didn't vote me off the island or off the family, has yours? >> they sit together then. now they cannot even stay in the house and listen to her. kevin mccarthy and employee of donald trump may win tomorrow but history won't be kind. kevin and steve scalise made his stra his -- history because trump has thin skin, i would be embarrassed if i was them. >> it is not about right or wrong. it is about the focus

she has provided evidence. palm beach police say he is under investigation for felony sexual battery. he said he did not engage in any noncon kens yal act. >> a's owners looking for a new home if a new stadium cannot be built in oakland. looking at las vegas this week. a's owner john fisher, the president, and major league issue told the city to look for a new home. >>> new at 11:00, the state department is telling americans, don't travel to japan, just two months before the world is converging on tokyo for the olympics, covid-19 infections are surging again. the committee says it is confident all athletes will be safe. reaction from the the bay area olympic family. >>> the message comes from the u.s. state department issuing its highest travel advisory. it couldn't be more direct. don't go to japan. have have been 36,000 cases of covid-19 in japan, in the middle of the highest surge as the olympics are weeks ago. >> we're going to be well taken care of. we're going to be well tested. and i just feel okay about the whole situation. >> he says he's had to stay laser focused on his goal and hope for the best. >> the first time aro

she loved her family. >> everybody who knew teresa knew that. even sheriff keno drove out to the crime scene, if that's what it was. corporal mark boyd alabama bureau of investigation, met him there. this case was kind of personal for you, sheriff. yes. my daughter and miss teresa ensconced daughter played softball together. >> so you would see teresa out at the ballpark. >> every game. it felt like part of my family was gone to. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints, not even a lose hair. puzzling. was there any thought, once you saw this scene, that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theory. >> like? what >> if you're gonna commit suicide with a gun, it's usually at the scene. >> it was clear, teresa had been murdered. shot with a gun which was now missing. in what was more, herself phone, the one that was always attached to her hip, was nowhere to be found. did it look like it could've been a robbery? >> the wallet was not taken. the

in the city and county of sfoshgs she's confident we're not going to move back, only continuing to move forward here. live in cal hollow tonight, andria borba, kpix 5. ken, liz, back to you. >> andria, thank you very much. >>> alarming new numbers about pandemic weight gain in kids. >> lonely. >> i felt like so angry and sad. >> 10, 20, even 50 pounds in some cases. how parents can help on the road to recovery. >>> and tonight some new questions about whether money intended for wildfire victims is actually going where it should be. >>> and a california woman discovers her back porch has per >> how doet >>> on the road to recovery tonight, 61% of adults in the u.s. gained weight during the pandemic, adding an average of 29 pounds. >> yeah, but lost in the stats is what happened to the kids. kpix 5's juliette goodrich has the alarming new numbers. >> reporter: for more than a year, kids were hunkered down in their homes with easy access to the kitchen and pantry. bored, stressed and reaching for comfort food. it's a recipe for a growing problem. meet this family from livermore. 7-year-old olivia, amelia who's just 5, and 8-year-old sophia. ask them about

so self-involved, she can't remember anything about people she's known for years. ( as ivanka ) "oh, the tall, skinny one with the haunted kenl eyes? he is the-- the-- i would have to see-- i don't know his exact title, but he is the father of my children and sleeps in my bed. i wanna say, bedman?" weisselberg's potential betrayal is weighing heavily on former president winnie the coup. ( laughter ) according to one insider, there's definitely a cloud of nerves in the air. oh, baby. i love to watch him sweat. my mistake, no, i don't. now, it's no surprise the formation of this grand jury did not sit well with clownigula. he put out a long internet post calling the investigation a witch hunt that was purely political. not purely. it's also emotional and spiritual. every one of my chakras wants you in jail. but how can he say it's political when he's no well, according to politico, simple: float another run for president. besides, as one aide put it, he's missing being president terribly. it makes sense, he did spend four years being president terribly. ( playing "hail to the chief" ) >> throw him in the slammer slam! >> steph

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of course, she will have to face off against kamala harris about who the first woman president should be. what kennderstand. in a number of states the republicans were just plain outlawyered. the other side did a better job and set the rules of the game. the rules to have game were designed to do exactly what he said. figure out any vote that is the republicans have and then hold the ballots open until you can get enough votes to beat them. and that's -- every one of the states is really close that trump lost. you had those kind of shenanigans and state law violated in every single one of those states. in any mind there's no question that those states were in effect stolen and as a historian people will find that it's absolutely true. maria: newt, i want to ask you about the economic part of the biden agenda. you wrote a great op-ed on foxnews.com, be aware of biden tax increases, we continue to hear it's $400,000 and nobody taxed being makingless than that. it's $200,000 per person in a couple. you also point the inflation component of this. tell me about these increases in taxes that we are watc

talk talk to us about the fact that we have seen or she has seen planes touching down in chattanooga filled with migrants. they sent them to tennessee. kenng whether or not they're actually sending my grants to ed states -- migrants to red states because at the end of the day the cost will fall to the state. here's marsha blackburn joining me recently on this very issue. watch this. >> what we know is that the biden administration is absolutely living in fantasy land if they're telling people that border is secure. they have apprehended 500,000 illegal entrants since joe biden took office. and what they've begun to do is to move them out and about around the country so that they are offloading the costs for housing child services, health care, education to the states and the counties. and and what we found out is that they had these planes coming in to chattanooga, putting these children on buses and then taking them to communities around the area. maria: that's actually extraordinary, secretary. what do you make of that? and, by the way, andy biggs, the arizona congressman, is calling on al hand degree mayorkas -- alejandro mayorkas to

the fact that, you know, ken mccarthy put out a statement and took no reaction with respect to marjorie taylor greene, her crazy just goes up exponentially. sheriples down, she wants to be the female version of donald trump and she will do anything in her power to do it. she knows there is cash at the end of that rainbow. that's where the party is. they will take out a liz cheney and they will elevate her. here is the little dirty secret for you, kevin, next year if you get the house and you are making your bed for, oh, i don't know, speaker of the house. who do you think donald trump is going to support, sucker? [laughs] >> okay, james carville. i will like you to say something back even though you are not fox. are the democrats being tough enough? are they taking what they have out for a spin, knowing as you do, the numbers for them may not get this good again for a good long time. >> i think the democrats do need to be tough and aggressive. i have a piece coming out in a major publication tomorrow that will urge the democratic party to face this issue front and center. trump is divorce -- democrats do need to be more aggressive, i do belie

she refused to dig up dirt on joe biden. >> now with the new reporting we're learning. kenod morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. >> so what do we -- >> so my colleague -- sorry. my colleague jonathan has confirmed other reporting that one of the key aspects of this investigation is taking a look at what steps rudy giuliani took to engineer the firing of ambassador yovanovitch because that would be trying to influence american foreign policy. if he was doing that while getting paid by ukrainian or other foreign interests and didn't register as a lobbyist, that's a violation. we don't think that's the only thing prosecutors are looking at. that's a focus of their information and that's one of the reasons they seized his communications. we have some sound. this goes back to the impeachment inquiry, of course, involving president trump and his actions towards ukraine and rudy giuliani was the middle of it. we have some sound from ambassador yovanovitch talking during those impeachment hearings. let's take a listen. >> i do not understand mr. giuliani's motives fo

she made what i called earlier a eulogy, a speech last night in the house in front of only one member, one republican member who sat there, kenr one minute from now. >> joe, she truly is the woman of the moment. i have to say, i salute her. don't agree with her, never really have, but today i stand with liz cheney. >> and i think so many people that may not have agreed with what she believed in, what i believe in, what conservatives believe in politically, actually are in her corner as she actually fights for peaceful transitions, for free and fair elections, and for the recognition of people who win elections fairly and democratically. every trump judge has confirmed that that has had this case brought before them. it's time for republicans to also accept that reality. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie you'll picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hi there. i'm stephanie ruhle. it is wednesday, may 12th and we are following several breaking stories in the nation's capitol right now. first, house republicans are meeting behind closed doors at this very moment. they will vote soon on whether to oust congresswo

she joins us live from san jose's airport. so gayle, where where are they going. >> catherine and ken of people are going to hawaii and vegas la so too far, but they are going to warm places specifically i mean, and here you see this is the redeye rush coming in, but it has been pretty busy workers here say it's starting to look like prepandemic and a lot of travelers. i spoke with say this is the first true vacation since the pandemic began. >> i'm super excited. you know, i'm i'm really excited to get the weekend started really exciting because we've got a long weekend, though. very a little travelers. departing mineta san jose international airport are jetting off to somewhere, warm. others are going to the happiest place on earth going to anaheim for disneyland. we're going to disneyland. so will be landing in ontario. >> i didn't hear very excited. i've been to disneyland since like 5 years ago. i can't even expcain are really excited, actually the lower capacity is really exciting. bay area airports are starting to see prepandemic traffic. >> san francisco international airport was packed friday morning. according to hop

ken, is at issue. hunter basically was doing this business deal with cefc. it starts to fall apart in 2017. sherts allegedly emailing him about take the money. after this whole thing was falling apart, after this guy who hunter called the spy chief of china, was basically arrested for bribery. and that guy tries to hire hunter to be his lawyer in that indictment. so you know, this is happening right when hunter's deal again collapsed with this chinese energy company and right when that cefc official is arrested in 2017. they were the emails start coming in. it feels really suspect. by the way, she is saying take the money out of hudson west, which was an off-balance sheet shell company that hunter allegedly set up to avoid the foreign registration act, fara, which is what they went after general michael flynn on. you know what i mean? this whole thing sounds really suspect. >> it does and so it is all the more reason why aren't people just asking the questions why? don't hide it. don't pretend that these relationships did not exist. this strikes me, liz, as so much more important, so much more

details, plus chicago mayor lori lightfoot facing backlash for saying she will only talk to certain reporters former cincinnati mayor kening more moves to crackdown on cryptocurrency likely aimed at boosting its own state-run digital currency. let's go straight to edward lawrence in d.c. with the details. good afternoon to you, edward. reporter: jackie good afternoon, we have grandma and intrigue along with that speculation for cryptocurrency, the chinese communist party has a long history on cracking down on anything it cannot control and there's even a hot line in mongo lia, china that's been setup to report anybody whose mining cryptocurrencies. it's undertaking too much power but again, they can't control it , so analysts say bitcoin, ethererum and even dogecoin fall into that category. >> so there's the issue that it is destabilizing as they said, right? the bigger this grows, the more it can become a victim of its own success. another aspect of it too is we have to remember that the currency here is not free- floating. reporter: james royal says one major attribute of the digital currency will be the government 's

ken dilanian, keep us posted. >>> let's turn to capitol hill and what's very likely one of liz cheney's final mornings in house republican leadership. a vote on whether she will keep her post is expected to happen wednesday. over the weekend, top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, officially threw his support behind her replacement. >> we need a conference that's united. we need a chair delivering that message day in and day out and uniting the nation to make sure that we are on the right footing going forward. >> do you support elise stefanik for that job? >> yes, i do. >> garrett haake is on capitol hill. cal perry is on congresswoman cheney's home turf in casper, wyoming. garrett, i will start with you. one of her most vocal supporters, adam kinzinger, he is speaking out. we are listening for any headlines this morning. he is holding a live event right now. he tweeted something that caught my attention. here is the tweet. despite what appears to be kinzinger's best efforts, looks like congresswoman cheney is not going to be in her leadership role by the end of the week. tell us about the what says. what do we expect? >> reporter: her allies in t

she said no, she hadn't gotten that impression it was a physical security issue but concerned about my security and i needed to come home right away. >> we're joined by "the new york times" ken vogel. as we learn this raid created a sense overfear, what have you learned about how this raid on giuliani's apartment may be related to the u.s. ambassador to ukraine being removed? >> the investigators say evidence that relates conversations seeking removal for their own purposes they got cross-wise with her and were providing rudy giuliani with information that he thought could be used to implicate the bidens and he thought that the ambassador was impeding efforts to get ukrainian officials to provide more information or ideally to announce they launched an investigation into the bidens. so you had a converging of interest here for the ukrainian officials and rudy giuliani on the other hand, each had their reasons for wanting the ambassador gone and the prosecutors seem to be developing a theory based on the idea giuliani may have pushed for her removal on behalf of these ukrainian officials in which case that could trigger the foreign agents registration act that requires any am

including ken buck who is -- who came out actually supporting liz cheney staying in that position but here backing buck because chip roy has a much more conservative voting record than stefanik. she one of the most moderate voting records in the house. that's one thing that she has had to tell her colleagues over the last several, two weeks, in which this all came up is that she won't buck her party. she claimed she'd stick with her party on big votes. she'll essentially toe the party line and she'll only serve this term as conference chair, if elected and try to opt for a chairmanship in the house, assuming republicans take the majority in the next congress. all this playing out right now, defining the future of the republican party and showing where they are, which is with the former president. >> clearly. manu, thank you. let us know when that vote does come in. as we wait for that, let's talk to former arizona republican senator jeff flake. good morning to you. i'd like to start with this step back at the week that this has been for your party, for the republican party to now have liz cheney's position likely going to another congresswoman who has decided to peddle in the big

she can't be in the republican leadership anymore. that's just astounding and should be unacceptable. yet, that's today's republican party. it is a real danger to this country. >> adam ken singer is now really fun to watch, a republican member of the house, because he has crossed this line, which you rarely see. you might see it once a decade where a member is just completely fed up and has decided, you know what, i'm going to do the most harmful thing i can possibly do. i am just going to tell the truth. i am not going to try to shade it. i will not try to protect people. so he has that quote that everybody has seen about donald trump being on the titanic and trying to dress up in women's clothes to try to find a lifeboat and all that. but then today he just revealed the smoking gun on kevin mccarthy where today adam ken singer tweeted, our gop members had a conference call and his words and our party's actions would lead to violence on january 6th. kevin responded with, okay, adam, operator next question. and we got violence. jonathan, that says as much of a tribute as you could ask for in terms of what the republicans were leading to on january 6th. i didn't have ada

she figures she will do the same thing but she'll have to face off against kamala harris who i think has her own ideas about who the first woman president should be.am but you know, what ken people to understand. in a number of states the republicans were just plain out-lawyered. the other side did a better job. they set the rules of the game. the rules of the game were designed to do exactly what he said. figure out how many votes the republicans have. and then hold the ballots open until you can get enough votes to beat them. and that's -- every one of the states it was really close, that trump lost, you had those kind of shenanigans and had state law violated in every one of those states. my mind, there's no question that those states were in effect stolen, that doesn't make the national media happy but i think as a historian, people are going to find it's absolutely true. maria: newt, i want to ask about the economic part of the biden agenda, you wrote a great op-ed on fox news.com the other day, beware biden's hidden tax increases. we continue to hear the spin that it's $400,000, nobody's getting taxed on top of -- if you make any less than that. but it's $400,000 a

ken cuccinelli revealed the white house's desperation on a call with california's deputy public health officer, dr. charity dean. dr. dean did not know the white house was listening in on her call. she'sng he wasn't pleading with me had to do the right thing, he was yelling at me. he was basically implying that the white house is not going to do the right thing. the white house is not going to protect the country. so california needs to take the lead. that was the moment she learned that the white house was listening in on calls, and also the moment when she realized just how lost and desperate the people at the top were, end quote. joining me now is the aforementioned author, michael lewis. thank you for being with us and congratulations on your new book. i have to say, i always wonder to myself what could this have been like. we have almost 600,000 people dead in the united states. what if we did this right from the beginning. there's one line from your book that stands out. none of the people who had been involved in the last 15 years of thinking about pandemics were in the conversation. they were deep state. meaning trump and the administration thought of them as deep state so the

ken delaney is also with us. two nights ago judge jackson handed down this decision. walk us through a little bit of what's behind it. what was sheer a document about the obstruction decision should be released. that is sort of like a side show to what she is really doing or getting at or the most important thing about this. that is her basically putting herself out there and criticizing the former attorney general. as you xw guys were laying out,w he handled the end of the mueller investigation. i was going back and looking at barr's statements when he holds this press conference as the report is being released and he's going to these great lengths to try and help the president as joe was saying, as essentially his press agent saying how trump had cooperated so much with the mueller investigation and that they had handed over everything. donald trump refused to meet with the mueller investigators. he refused to sit and answer basic questions about them even though he was president of the united states. but barr was painting a picture of a white house that has opened up its doors and allowed unfettered access to, you know, whatev

. >> instead she keeps talking pushing back on president trump said election was stolen not acknowledged around mail-in blakts kents until they get the right number of votes, but liz cheney refuses to acknowledge what the impact is of all these mail-in ballots which a the democrats want in h.r. 1 bill. >> well h.r.1 is attempt to turn the whole country into california. and i don't think many people want that, in fact if you look at california, for the first time in history, their state losing because they've lost so many people just left enough of crazy far left socialist rule now want to bring that to washington, look, the biggest lie around is about the georgia law, georgia went and if i could some real serious problems, with the integrity of elections, so that they can restore the right for everybody to vote once. and that includes picture id, when you saw major league baseball lie about the georgia law then you saw some weeks ceos, coke or delta air lines ceos making statements about bill fractionally inaccurate a narrative pushed you had from left we have to push against it because, you know when you stand u

ken zi river view east academy in cincinnati showed up wearing a police officer uniform recently. sherce officer carrie hollyfield has had such a positive influence on her that she wants to be a school resource officer when she grows up. and those are your headlines, precisely the kinds of role models we already have if we would just appreciate them and highlight them. clearly they do with this school and family in particular. will: i was walking around the building yesterday and for the first time in my life, i met adam klotz in person he is not in person with us right now. not face to face. is he rather at the intrepid museum for national maritime day. good morning, adam. adam: good morning, will. i know that was a huge treat for you. the treat for me today is getting to be out here for national maritime day. national maritime day is for work that happens around the water. and today that's me. it's going to be a beautiful day for it i'm going to dive right into the forecast to begin with the big story out there as we speak is this low pressure system that's spinning in the gulf of m

she let us know exactly what the real state of play was.— real state of play was. can i 'ust ask ou, real state of play was. can i 'ust askyou. kennal in his statement, these events preyed on her fears and fuelled her paranoia. i am hearing from what you are saying that is something you are aware of even at the time you were working with her in the build—up to what happened later. that working with her in the build-up to what happened later.— working with her in the build-up to what happened later. that is exactly the case. i what happened later. that is exactly the case- i left _ what happened later. that is exactly the case. i left in _ what happened later. that is exactly the case. i left in november- what happened later. that is exactly the case. i left in november1993. i the case. i left in november 1993. that was a very difficult year. i saw a diana that was so unlike the diana i worked with since the mid—805. and this really was in the wake of the separation announcement. and at that point, there is no way diana could see sustainability in being a working member of the royal family by a divorce that was clearly pending. sh