kramer, the 28-foot but coming up first. i can remember as a young kid watching jack in that eight-hole playoff. that was one of my first memories of the game. love the game and love the tour. >> walking under 13 under all the time? >> every time. jim: he has become the second most famous sign boy in the game. >> when he runs out of numbers, he can go in. jim: well, one of these days, someone is going to make a birdie. this is how it has to end. you cannot make a five or a three-putt and in a deflating way, go ahead and two-putt for your par. this one does not deserve that. dottie: kramer walked by me and said, this needs to end right here. nick: he has had great visualization and determination all day. jim: is that saying he is going to hole it or concern about the daylight? nick: that is his intention. i am going to do something special. dottie: i love his attitude. jim: that is all he has done, things that are special. once again, harris will have a putt for the victory. >> and, nick, this looks suspiciously close to the

we will talk to ceo rich kramer about that. amanda?a: matt, it sure looks like a buy on the dip. every subgroup moving higher. you can see back in paris and -- by comparison to the nasdaq, the components of the s&p are weaker. they are not keeping pace with energies, industrials, up almost 2% today. that as we watch yields 10 you to soften. a big rally and parts of the treasury market. you can see 10 year may be hitting some key levels. as you mentioned, we are also watching bitcoin as it hits lows. we are keeping an eye on stocks when coin moves. one of them is microstrategy. it is trading lower today. time for stock of the day with a group debt. -- ritika gupta. >> and analytics company with a stake in bitcoin, so it is no surprise that it has shares down 10%. it also now is buying 13,000 bitcoins worth $489 million. that rings its total holdings worth about 3.4 alien dollars. it is one of the biggest corporate investors in bitcoin as well here. that is why it has been impacted by the tumble in bitcoin. the latest coming from china r

phil: thank you, tania kramer, in jerusalem.t has been called the longest distance migration of world elephants ever recorded in china. a herd of 15 wandering animals have embarked on a 500 kilometer journey after straying from a nature reserve in the southwest of china. now on the outskirts of a major city where authorities are trying to steer them clear of populated areas. >> an epic trek through southwestern china, deination unknown. no one is certain why this herd of 50 wild asian elephants straight from a peaceful nature reserve. one theory is that their leader lacks experience and led the group astray. other experts say the journey is the result of human development, and that the elephants are searching for new habitats. whatever the reason, there trek has been the longest distance migration of wild elephants ever recorded in china. this is the first time in history that we have seen anything like this. it has never happened before, so everyone is trying to figure out why it is happening. we need to observe elephants furth

the differences in w corresponded tonya kramer into listen, thank you. there are some other stories making this a russian court has ruled to keep prominent opposition activists. andre people var, off in custody for 2 months, pending trial, the former head of open russia expanded pro democracy group was pulled off of a plane bound for poland on monday. is the latest opposition to figure to be detained ahead of elections and temper. us space agency, nasa has unveiled a plan to send twin approach to venus. the mission will aim to study the atmosphere and geologic features of earth. sister plot it and better understand why the 2 developed so differently. the $500000000.00 program will be launched by 2030. the world's largest neat processing company has begun to restart production after a weekend. cyber attack. us investigators attributed the attack to april zillion own, to meet processor to a russian speaking gang that has made some of the largest ransomware demands on record. in recent months, entry longer a burned out cargo ship carrying tons of chemicals

the differences in w correspond tonya kramer into listen, thank you. and here are some other stories making news. a russian court has ruled to keep prominent opposition activists. andre pupils are off and custody for 2 months. pending trial, the former had open russia, a disbanded pro democracy group was pulled off of a plane bound for pulling on monday. is the latest opposition figures to be detained ahead of elections in september? relatives have gathered to mourn a politician from india's willing b, j. p. party after he was shot dead in a dispute region of kashmir. police say that an identified gunman opened fire on rock ash and data while he was visiting the town of trog. authorities blame separatist rebels for that attack. was the world's largest me processing company has begun to restart production after a weekend. cyber attack us investigators attributed the attack on a brazilian own to meet processor to a russian speaking gang that has made some of the largest ransomware demands on record in the us base agency. nasa has unveiled a plan to send

let's go to d, w 7, middle east correspondent, tiny kramer who's a jerusalem, welcome atanya. the deadline is approaching. what are you hearing? well, it stays interesting. and there has been some major developments here in the past hour or so. the ar party ron has signed on in the 1st for such a party onto the coalition due to emerging government and also new hope bye for netanyahu. ally i saw has also signed on. so most of the parties are now with this new coalition government, but there's confusion about nina of natal nestali bennett, which would be according to the deals that the next prime minister. so there's confusion about whether they have signed on their house or not. so we have to wait for the official confirmation for that, it's important because that would mean all the parties would support your pete has mondays and here in less than 40 minutes from now the president nursing that he has the support of all these parties, one to go into a coalition together. of course this is all about displacing israel. the longest serving a prime minister. i wonder will benjamin n

the w, jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. today. protesters in myanmar have taken to the streets ahead of the trial of austin, civilian leader on san sushi. she faces a raft of charges brought by the military hunter if convicted, so she could spend more than 10 years in prison. a law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated, after 51 percent of boaters rejected it. the legislation which was designed to help country meet its paris climate agreement targets would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and opposed to levy on flight tickets. and us present joe biden. we'll meet today in brussels with nathan later. it's after wrapping up the g 7 summit over the weekend drink 3 days of talks biden, and the other g. 7 leaders addressed some of the world's biggest challenges, including the pandemic and climate change. but more than anything, the summit in cornwall, england was a chance to reassert transatlantic unity after

all right, tanya kramer injury school. i'm thank you as ever for your reporting. let's turn our attention now some other stories making news around the world. professor, ma'am, are the biggest, the city yang gone, have changed a brief rally against of demonstrators chanted slogan for, for just the 1st thing to avoid security forces. february military take over our elected leader on and she, she that to go on trial. on monday, at least 12 people have been killed and more than a 100 injured and a massive gas explosion in federal china. the blast tours residential and market area in hu bye province. early sunday. as people were eating breakfast, several buildings were destroyed. anti government protesters have clashed with riot police in the colombian capital bogota. dozens of people have been killed in 6 weeks of nationwide demonstration. they began against the plan tact hike, but have widened into an expression of anger over poverty and equality and police violence and leaders of the world's richest nations have wrapped up their summit in england was aimed at addre

he apprenticed to philip kramer who was the most noteworthy , gunsmith for hundreds of miles , and he lived in illinois, not in missouri. bridger was 12 and 13 when he started working as an apprentice to philip kramer, who was one of the most noted gunsmiths in the midwest of the country, and one of his first assignments was to go up the river to a place called, peoria which is an indian name, and he was working under kramer but trying to help provide goods and repair guns for the potawatomis and the potawatomis were not nearly as in a good opposition as they were in the war of 1812 when they were siding with the british. when bridger was there was an ad 17, that was put in the missouri republican and several other newspapers and the ad was asking for enterprising young men to go 100 up the missouri to be there to be employed for one, two, or three years to be trapping beavers. he was 17 years old and he signed up for that expedition. why did he sign up for such an adventure? was it to escape civilization and the expectations? was it to make his fortune? or was it to take the measure

ditto for pleasanton native paula kramer, showed everybody what the olympic club is all about. a double bogey, before the turn. she got it back with a shot of the day, from the puck on 14 for birdie, for over four kramer today. 33-year-old mala read played in the morning, fire to darts at all of the -- client atop the leaderboard in a hurry and then she walked 17-year-old amateur to tear the place up. from new jersey, she is going to stanford. she had a long birdie putt on 15 to tie for the lead. she got it, she momentarily took sole possession of a lead but gave it back on 18, so it is 33-year-old reed, 17-year- old -- with the clubhouse lead to pick up henderson is still on the course. she is in that group, for under par, but it is all about the highschooler. >> we set a course for the first time, what were your expectations? >> for some high scores, and not a lot of recovery when you leave the fairway. it was kind of terrifying tooth the it for the first time but i got some rounds in and gained a little bit of confidence. >> terrifying, you think? >> that junior is going to

open tees off this morning at olympic which means homecoming for a pleasanton native paula kramer. >>y first stop was togo's. >> in the gallery when oc hosted 1998 men's u.s. open when jan son won, then 12, kramer remembers taking home a souvenir. >> i remember dad taking me to the merchandise shop and saying you can get whatever you want. i got an umbrella. that's your typical nor cal girl, knowing she will need an umbrella to play golf. >> bet it was pink. >>> everybody loves tre young. he scored game high 36 last night. hawks sent knicks home with a 103-89 win. utah, dallas, give me thursday morning top five. duke's calling it quits after next season. why not? he's got five national titles, more wins than any other men's coach. give yourself a hand, coach k. >>> dodgers scored 11 in the first inning. the canadian's hesitation sensation snuck the puck past and montreal takes game one. >>> catch of the decade in college baseball. it's a bird, it's a plane, he held onto that baseball. >>> phil mickelson put his new pga championship hardware to good use. >> i know the wine is good, but

and he was working under kramer, but trying to help provide goods. and repair guns for the potawatomies and the potawatomies were not nearly as in a good position as they were in the war of 1812 when they were siding with the british. when bridger was 17 there was an ad that was put in the missouri republican and several other newspapers. and the ad was at was asking for 100 enterprising young men to go up the missouri to be there to be employed for one two or three years. to be trapping beaver bridge was 17 years old and he signed up for that expedition. why did he sign up for such an adventure? was it to escape? civilization and the expectations was it to make his fortune or was it to take the measure of the new land and make it his home? bridger went up the missouri river with andrew henry andrew henry was on the land party and mike think was on the boat party. he was the king of the keel boatman at that time. and bridger was one of the men who stood on the narrow catwalks on either side of the boat long poles in hand to use their human muscle to

the w. tonya kramer is in jerusalem with the latest ty tonya. let's start with natalie bennett. he's been described as an ultra nationalist. so what would is leadership mean for the direction of the country and resolving the israeli palestinian conflict? well i think that is still too early to say, because at the moment the focus is on whether this coalition will actually work and will put an end to the political crisis. this country has seen over the past 2 and a half years before elections, mostly inconclusive. and now trying to form this coalition government also, it will be one of the most diverse and one of the broadest correlations that the country has seen in recent years. which of course, we'll see, you know, the hard line is among them. natalie bennett with his amino party religious, national religious writing hotline, as he is known to be a pro settlement pro annexation, at least in part of the occupied wes thing and against the palestinian state. other of the smaller writing parties are in the same line, but he has as a leader, he has to put this coalition together an

the differences in w corresponded tonya kramer integral. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news. a russian court has ruled to keep prominent opposition activists. andre people var, off in custody for 2 months, pending trial, the former head of open russia, a disbanded pro democracy group, was pulled off a plane bound for poland on monday, in the latest opposition and figure to be detained ahead of elections. in september, the french senegalese rider and academic david d up has won this year's international booker prize for his novel. at night all blood is black. it tells the story of the senegalese who fought for france during world war one. the $50000.00 pound prize money will be split between the up and the books translator will entry lanka, a burned out cargo ship carrying tons of chemicals. off the coast of colombo has partially sunk the m, the ex press pearl, had been on fire for nearly 2 weeks with much of its dangerous cargo. falling all overboard. an indian coast guard vessel has been drafted into help as aut

the w correspondent, tonya kramer has the latest on the story for us from jerusalem. hi tanya, good to see you. let's start with natalie bennett because he's been described as an ultra nationalist. what would his leadership mean for the direction of israel and also for resolving the israeli palestinian conflict? well we heard it in the report and he's known to be either further to devise then for example, benjamin netanyahu. he is a pro settlement person, pro annexations is part of the occupied by he's against the policy and say, but he's also still elidah now of a prospective very diverse husband described as one of the most diverse coalition. governments of the country has seen with parties that come from across the political spectrum. so we have of course, a hotline, religious nation, religious parties, life, no. saudi bennett, a young, you know, the have hard line writing secular parties to house the center parties like yes. and we do have less than parties and also very important for the 1st time the support of our party coming from the stomach movement is row. s

tony, thank you so much the, the use jerusalem correspondent, tanya kramer, say like some of the stories making headlines around the world. today. protesters and me on mar, have taken to the streets ahead of the trial of else to 1000000000 leader on so on . so she, she faces a rafter, charges brought by the military junta if convicted, so she could spend more than 10 years in prison. to americans pleaded guilty to hoping former nissan boss carlos goen, flea japan while out on bail in 2019 for special forces better. and michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling going on a onto a private plane. going as wanted in japan for fraud law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated after 51 percent of voters rejected the legislation, which was designed to help the country made its paris climate agreement. targets would have increased the surcharge on car fuel imposed the levy on flight tickets. tens of thousands of rifling, protesters have marched in madrid to denounce spanish government plans to pardon a dozen cadillac lead

long time to heal and to, to come together and to bridge the differences, w correspondent, tanya kramer integral. thank you. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. a russian court has ruled to keep prominent opposition activist andre people var, off in custody for 2 months, pending trial, the former head of open russia. if disbanded pro democracy group was pulled off of the plane bound for pulling on monday. he's the latest opposition figure to be detained ahead of elections. in september. the world's largest meet processing company has begun to restart production after a weekend. cyber attack. us investigators attributed the attack on a brazilian own to meet processor to a russian speaking gang that has made some of the largest ransomware demands on receipt on record. in recent month, cuba has announced that it will begin trialing its vaccine candidates on children to test their effectiveness against coven 19 around 300 people, aged between 12 and 18 years old will participate in the study. it follows the start of phase 3 trials of the vaccine candidate

the w. jerusalem correspondent, tanya kramer, the tennis down at the french open. no joke of which has won the men's singles title after a grueling dual. we're stuffing us to keep us young. greek won the 1st 2 sets against the veteran, sir, but then jock, which dug into prevail in the final 3 sets and a match that lasted almost 4 and a half hours step enough since the pass and insane the court as a grand slam champion in waiting the great baseline looking to his 1st facing off against the serbian hunting, his 2nd title in paris. the pe i tried to heavy blows from the outset, but it was the younger man who dominated the 1st to sit us was in command, but the serbian responded equal measures of power. precision and plain old leg work would square the match. the longer the match went, the more the remarkable fitness of the serbian came to the for more than 4 hours later, jarvis had grand slam title number 19 the police forget about matches unforgivable moments for for me, for my career, for my life, i definitely remember these these last 48 hours for the rest of my lif

and maybe this is that change atanya kramer. what happens if the parties can't reach agreement by midnight? well then peace needs to give back the mandates to president ritalin. and he then we'll decide whether to give this money to any lawmaker in the connector to can then try to build a coalition, or they could go to set new elections elections, which would be then the 5th election and within 2 years. but this is exactly what this opposition, the opposition parties want to avoid, and that's why they say they want to go ahead and form this change coalition or unity government without netanyahu, without the prime minister netanyahu at the health. tanya kramer in jerusalem, thank you. that was the world's biggest meat processing company. j. b. s. gets back online after ransomware attack us, the president jo by the signal today that he would consider retaliating against russia. the attack on j. b. s. comes just 2 weeks after similar incidents shut down a be colonial oil pipeline. the white house said the j b. s. attack originated

so tiny, tiny kramer in jerusalem. ok here. some of the stories making headlines around the world and mass. the fire has broken out an oil refinery, so it runs capital. authorities say a leak and a liquified gas line in ran triggered an explosion which caused the blaze. there are no reports of casualties. columbia has started, its government says the gradual reopening of its border with venezuela. this follows a 14 month closure to stop the spread of a corona virus. columbia has been made the destination for venezuela's, fleeing countries, social and economic crisis. though the 2 countries don't maintain diplomatic ties though sources ensure lanka sat burned out cargo ship carrying tons of chemicals, just off the port of colombo. as partially sunk, the m. b express po has been on fire for nearly 2 weeks with much of its dangerous cargo. falling overboard. the flames were initially extinguished on monday, but as the ship was being towed out to say things went from bad to worse, was being called astra, lank as worst marine disast

. >> williams: stephan kramer is the intelligence chief in the neighboring state of thuringia, and isase, but he acknowledges that german security services could have done better. >> we learned on a very hard way, to put it very diplomatic, that we haven't looked at the right platforms, at the right spots on the internet for increasing the chance of identifying people that might be starting to become weird and becoming a lethal threat. (cameras clicking) >> williams: critics of the police say the investigation and trial were missed opportunities to shed light on the online communities where balliet was radicalized. >> i remember over the course of the trial sitting in the courtroom, listening to poce officers who were there to testify. and it was just obvious they have next to no knowledge of right-wing extremism online. they barely know anything about the whole movent, they barely know the chat oms and switchboards and how, like, the actual language, the specific vocabulary-- they barely know anything. >> williams: balliet had spent hundreds of hours playing violent games online. >>

kramer hiccup and needed this birdie for a playoff and gets it and what a playoff between those two.s to an 8th playoff hole. english wins the marathon. that was crazy. tied for 2nd most all-time high. >>> final round of the p g awomen's championship from atlanta. nellie coreda. second shot on the par five, 5th hole. this is a beauty. missed a few feet and eagled the hole. two eagles and a 15-foot par to clench the first major title and finishes 19 under par tying the pga record and becomes number o termite swarms may be in your area. and can cause an average of over $9,000 in damage and repair costs. protect your home with a free terminix inspection. call 1-833-nix-swarms today. the only way to nix it is to terminix it. let us take you to a place you've been craving. call 1-833-nix-swarms today. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. tonight on

which means a homecoming for pleasanton native paula kramer. >> my first stop was togo's.i went straight there from the airport. >> she was in the gallery when they hosted the 1998 open, then, 12 years old, she remembers taking home a souvenir. >> i remember my dad taking me to the merchandise shop saying okay, get whatever you want. i got an umbrella. that's your typical norcal girl and spike didn't even foarthe f game. and now the wednesday night top- five. calling it quits after five national tiles and more wins than any other men's coach, give yourself a hand. lori belanger hit a grand slam, and they had the most they scored in an inning since moving from brooklyn. mark hit him so hard that he had to be structured off. catch of the decade, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's call il micksofinalls his new pga championship hardware to the test. >> i know the wine is good, but there is something about the winemaker that gives it that little >>> a wine tasting computer, sounds like something out of a science fiction movie. >> that is exactly what one startup in san luis obispo

as we get a look at kramer hickok, a nice pitch in the third round, trying to become a first-time pga. set himself up nicely. but ripping up the par 70 course is bubba watson. how about a fresca? a drop and a fist pump at 17. 268 gave watson the share of the lead. the lady sighed, the lpga are in georgia and let me tell you something, these girls can pot. look at the break on this from liz that. third straight day she shot up 5 under 67. both players are 15 under par, five clear of the field. pivot over to soccer mother euro cup, austria thought it had the lead over italy but the goal was waved off and it was nil-nil after 90 minutes. but two goals in extra time, they beat austria 2-1 for the 12th straight win and advance to the quarterfinals. took out all of these riders during the first stage of tour de france. in fact, there were two crashes today. by the way, that sign translated means go grandpa and grandma. high school might be on a summer break but for many student athletes, they've got to keep going. with their club teams, muscle memory and protecting their craft. many househo

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your kramer reporting from jerusalem, good to talk to you now to some of the stories making headlines around the world. the use tongue court has rebuked germany for failing to clean up the dirty air in the cities. the european court of justice is ruled that between 20102016 germany quote, systematically and persistently violated the maximum permitted level of nitrogen dioxide. berlin is now compelled to take action or could face half define in denmark, parliament is passed a controversial new law that allows the government to relocate asylum seekers to another country under the new law so called partner countries would be responsible for processing asylum seekers cases. as well as offering them protection in approved cases. health ministers from the world's leading 7 nations are meeting in oxford, england. it's a symbolic location as researchers that oxford university developed a cobra, 1900 vaccine, together with the pharmaceutical company, astrazeneca the ministers are discussing, the prospect of joint protection against future pen that makes them sharing vaccines with poor country

w correspondent time, you're kramer, reporting for us from jerusalem. there. now let's turn our attention from other stories making headlines around the world. protesters and nan mars the biggest city yang gone, has staged a brief rally against the hunter, demonstrators chanted, slogan before, just 1st thing to avoid security forces. february military take over our elected leader on funds to cheat sheet that to go on trial. on monday, at least the 12 people have been killed and more than a 100 others injured in a massive gas explosion in central china, the blast tor 3 residential and market area and who by the province early sunday as people were eating breakfast. several buildings were also destroyed. anti government protesters have clashed for the right, at least in the colombian capital, bobo, top dozens of people have been killed in 6 weeks of nationwide demonstrations. they began, i guess they've planned to tax hike, but have widened into an expression of anger over poverty, inequality and police violence. and leaders of the group of 7 nations have wrappe

w correspondent tanya kramer, in jerusalem. tanya, a coalition government with parties from across the political spectrum, tell us more about it. while that's right, it's going to be one of the largest so broad as coalition that this country has seen and it was very dramatic evening actually quite up to the deadline when the deadline expired at midnight. the p 2 seen as the architect of this coalition could tells israel's president whose notion that he has the support of these parties to put this coalition or government together. so this is one of the largest coalition that we will see. and this has also the support of the party rom party. that is the 1st to formally support a government here, and it will have a power sharing agreement enough. you bet it will go 1st from the writing, you mean a party and then followed off to, to yes, by piece from yes or teach again, there are some concerns because now the focus will go to the, to the next step or the government needs to be sworn in the connected and voted unconfirmed there. so this concern because it has just raise a thin majority of

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not reality or just the system isn't what you think it is. rolling stone magazine considers wayne kramer of the m. c. 51 of the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time. he battled drug addiction. in 1975, went to prison for 2 years for selling cocaine, his sense provided guitars and taught music 10 mates at over 50 correctional institution. throughout the united states. people think that, you know, you have a right to a trial and everybody goes to trial and there's the good prosecutor and, and the defense attorney.

let's get straight over to d, w correspondent, tanya kramer, in jerusalem. john, you're, what can we expect to see from this new government? israel has always seen coalition governments, but this one is quite an unusual. for addition, it's very broad. it's very diverse in terms of the parties that parties that have to work together all from across the political spectrum from the hotline ultra nation. despite like the amino party of the private party bennett to the center and also to the left, but also for the 1st time the support of our citizens, israel. so they have no a to see how they going to work together. we have to look maybe at the condition agreement to see what they can agree on because they came together basically to oust benjamin netanyahu. so if you look at that, they are mainly topics like economy or social economic issues. they're talking about the limit the terms of a future prime minister 2 terms or 2. you said it's interesting. for example, if you mentioned yahoo would like to run against the prime minister. but it's been also see a power s

not reality or just the system isn't what you think it is. rolling stone magazine considers wayne kramer of the m. c. 51 of the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time he battled drug addiction in the 1975, went to prison for 2 years for selling cocaine. he's since provided guitars and taught music 10 may have said over 50 correctional institution throughout the united states, people think that you have a right to a trial and everybody goes to trial. and there's the good prosecutor and, and the defense attorney and they battle it out. that is the way it works. the way it works is the prosecutor stack up, the charges you enforce you to plead guilty to a lesser charge to keep from doing life or double life, or triple life. people don't get trials. what they get is a deal. people suggest that anywhere between, you know, 3 or 10 and 15 percent people behind bars could be innocent of the crime which they were charged. michelle alexander is a civil rights lawyer, stanford law professor and the author of the new jim crow, one of the most highly acclaimed american criminal justice system, the rea

not reality or just the system isn't what you think it is. rolling stone magazine considers wayne kramer of the m. c. 51 of the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time he battled drug addiction. in 1975, went to prison for 2 years for selling cocaine. he sends provided guitars and taught music 10 ma'am, said over 50 correctional institutions throughout the united states. people think that, you know, you have a right to a trial and everybody goes to trial and there's the good prosecutor and the defense attorney and they battle it out. that is the way it works. the way it works is the prosecutor stack up, the charges you have for you to plead guilty to a lesser charge to keep from doing life or double life or triple life. people don't get trials. what they get is a deal. people suggest that anywhere between, you know, 3 or 10 and 15 percent people behind bars could be innocent of the crime which they were charged. michelle alexander is a civil rights lawyer, stanford law professor and the author of the new jim crow, one of the most highly acclaimed america, the criminal justice system. the

w, correspond in tanya kramer in jerusalem. tanya, a coalition government with parties from across the political spectrum, tell us more about it. while that slide, it's going to be one of the largest. so broadest correlation that this country has seen and it wasn't very dramatic evening actually quite up to the deadline when the deadline expired. at midnight, the p 2 seen as the architect of this coalition, catello, israel's president whose notion that he has the support of these parties to put this coalition government together. so this is one of the largest coalition that we will see, and this has also the support of the, our party rom party. that is 1st to formally support a government here, and it will have a power sharing agreement enough. you bet it will go 1st from the writing, you mean a party and then followed off to 2 years by pete from yes. a teach again. there still some concerns because now the focus will go to the, to the next step, the government needs to be sworn in the connected and voted unconfirmed there. so this concern because it has just raise a thin majority of $

he tells jim kramer travel bookings have reached 2019 levels and dining expenses last month were at about before the pandemic. delinquenies on amex and cards due past 30 days are at the lowest levels in years and personal safrgz have doubled. >>> twitter is working on a new tool preventing users to mention others without blocking them or use the mute button. it allows you to unmention yourself and who can tag new future tweets similar to the function that you see on facebook to untag yourself. it could allow you to block specific users from mentioning you in the future or set number of days without having to block them outright. but i always tag, marcus and laura, with nice things. back over to you. >> thank you, bertha. we'll tag you saying thank you. >>> all right, it is 4:49 -- 4:47. i'm trying to push it along. meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast for the reopening of the state. how is it looking? >> it's going to be a great day for whatever you have planned today. we're waking up to a clear sunrise over san francisco, and we're going to see a lot more sunshine for today.

it's all, it's the opposite of the gym. kramer rant from the 2008 crisis. when he was begging the fed to lower rates. i was begging the fed to raise rates as a way to stem the tide was becoming a price signal nightmare. and this runaway inflation that's now taking off, and so having been the only one to predict this, having been the only one to identify the cure, let me be the only one now in any mainstream outlet to accurately predict what will be the story a year. 2 years, 3 years from now, and that is inflation will continue to ramp higher and the fee money currencies, particularly the dollar, will continue to be challenged. i see russia has now hit the eject button. they're not in the dollar system at all. okay, so we got a lot more countries hitting that button. el salvador hit the us dollar reject button, basically by going the coin as legal tender. the americans are going to be really in the most dire circumstances, while slightly disagree with that because the data from the fed will show that there has been a group of people in that the top one perc

. >> reporter: larry kramer was a founder of "act up," a group that used raucous tactics to mandate fasteropment of drugs. among the early researchers looking for both a cause and a cure was dr. anthony fauci. >> the plan is to put into clinical trials individuals who have full-blown aids. >> reporter: but when the first drug, a.z.t., was approved in 1987, the demonstrations got louder because the drug cost so much. >> your dosage is probably going to cost you $10,000 a year. >> reporter: at today's ceremony, the losses over 40 years were clear, but so were the gains. while there is still no cure, new treatments have made it possible to live with aids rther than just die with it. >> diaz: john blackstone joins us now from san francisco. john, it's so great to see you. 40 years later, are you struck by any parallels as we live through a pandemic caused by a new virus? >> reporter: well, indeed, many things are the same. but one big difference is that, unlike covid, it took years for symptoms of aids to appear, which is why the virus spread so widely before it was first detected 40 years ago

not reality or just the system isn't what you think it is rolling stone magazine considers wayne kramer of the m. c. 51 of the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time he battled drug addiction. in 1975, went to prison for 2 years for selling cocaine. he didn't provide a guitars and taught music to man said over 50 correctional institution throughout the united states. people think that, you know, you have a right to a trial and everybody goes to trial. and there's the good prosecutor and the defense attorney and they battle it out. that is the way it works. the way it works is the prosecutor stack up the charges on you and force you to plead guilty to a lesser charge to keep from doing life or double life or triple life. people don't get trials. what they get is a deal people.