>> the larsons.rl from queens who married a boy from down the block. >> skinning her eyes like crazy. >> he became a dad of four and a firefighter. firefighter scott larson's daughter brenda is now a second grade teacher. >> i read a quote one time -- i love this quote. it says that grief is not a place to stay, but it's a passage. and it's not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of love. and you know, you grieve so hard because you loved so hard. and it's just through your life, it's hard, but it's a new passage to something else. >> across the table, her oldest brother is living his tribute to his dad. >> hi name ■isscott brian larson. i'm named after my father, scott larson. i look exactly like my father. everything from the beauty marks on my face to every single thing, identical. >> and exactly like his father, he's now a firefighter too, going to work every day in his father's firehouse. and did mom every say are you sure? maybe don't? >> no. she was my biggest supporter through it. i couldn't have

larson? mr. larson? mr. blumenauer? mr. kind? mr. pasquarello? mr. davis? ms. sanchez? mr. higgins. miss sewell? miss chu? ms. moore? mr. kilby. mr. boyle? mr. buyer? mr. evans? mr. snyder? mr.'s lousy -- mr. suozzi? mr. panetta? ms. murphy? mr. gomez? mr. horsford? mr. brady? mr. nunez? mr. buchanan? mr. smith of nebraska? mr. reed? mr. kelly? mr. smith of missouri? mr. rice? mr. schweikert? miss velour ski -- were lower ski -- walorski? mr. arrington? dr. ferguson? mr. smucker? mr. hearn? misses miller? mr. beter? mr. gomez? ms. plaskett? >> hold on a second. mr. chair? >> yes? >> how has plaskett voted? >> she has not. >> mr. chair, is it possible to have her recorded as no? >> yes, entirely possible. [laughter] >> mr. rice? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman votes no. >> the clerk will report the tally. 25 no's in 17 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there any limits to the amendment of nature of substitute? mr. schweikert? mr. thompson? >> i reserve a point of order. >> mr. schweikert will be recognized as soon as the amendment is done. the gentleman is recognize. >> thank yo

larson? >> i want to insert for the record data from the national partnership for women and families and talking about paid family medical leave. >> without objection. any other amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute quick. >> i have an amendment. >> i reserve a point of order. >> just before i think we have to do another update just before you speak so we will pause while the past out the amendment you are recognized to speak on your amendment. >> thank you mr. chairman to put the tax code on its head by taking the credit any unprecedented attempt to use the irs to distribute cash welfare from $556 billion the most expensive item on the spending spree wish list. no strings attached regardless they earned any income they need more better paying jobs not emergency spending and endless checks we would reinstate the 2500-dollar earnings work requirement making sure money counts toward eligibility for federal means tested benefit programs democrats t keep telling us to send mon

larson. mr. larson votes no. mr. blumenauer. mr. blumenauer: no. the clerk: mr. blumenauer votes no. mr. kind. mr. kind: no. the clerk: mr. kind votes no. mr. pascrell. mr. pascrell votes no. mr. davis. mr. davis: no. the clerk: mr. davis votes no. ms. sanchez. ms. sanchez: no. the clerk: ms. sanchez votes no. ms. sewell votes no. ms. del bell votes -- ms. delbene votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore. ms. moore: moore votes no. the clerk: ms. moore votes no. mr. kildee. mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. mr. beyer votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozzi votes no. mr. pa veta -- panetta votes no. mrs. murphy votes no. mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes no. mr. horsford. mr. horsford. ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett: plaskett votes no. the clerk: ms. plaskett votes no. mr. brady. mr. brady: brady, aye. the clerk: mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunes votes aye. mr. buchanan. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed. mr. reed votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith

. >> larson? >> no. >> mr. kind? >> no. mr. pasquarello? >> no. >> mr. davis? >> no. >> ms. sanchez? >> no. >> higgins? >> no. >> sue will? >> no. >> ms. --? >> no. >> moore votes no. >> mr. boyle? >> no. >> mr. buyer? >> no. >> evans votes no. >> schneider votes no. >> mr. swazi echo -- mr. swazi? mr. panetta? mr. panetta votes no. >> murphy votes no. >> mr. gomez votes no. >> brady echo -- brady? >> aye. >> buchanan? >> aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed? >> aye. >> mr. kelly? >> aye. >> mr. smith of missouri? >> aye. >> mr. schweikert? >> aye. >> mr. lahood? >> yes. dr. wenstrup? >> yes. >> mr. arrington? >> yes. >> dr. ferguson? dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hearn votes aye. miss miller? >> aye. >> mr. swazi echo -- swazi echo -- mr. swazi? mr. chairman votes no. >> with the clerk report the tally. >> 25 nay 18 aye, the amendment fails. >> mr. chairman, i want to insert for the record data from the national partnership for women and families. talking about paid family medical leave. >> without objection. >> are there any additional ame

larson. mr. larson but snow. mr. blumenauer, both snow. mr. kind. mr. kind? mr. pascarella? mr.castro but snow. mr. davis votes no. ms. sanchez? ms. sanchez both snow. higgins both snow. mr. benet boats no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore? ms. moore votes no. mr. kelly mr. kelly both snow. mr. boyle, mr. boyle both snow. mr. evans? mr. schneider boats -- both snow. ms. murphy? ms. murphy boats votes no. mr. hartford votes no. ms. plaskett? plaskett votes no. brady? mr. brady votes yes. stir nuÑez? mr. v.a. -- new naz votes yes. mr. smith votes yes. mr. reed? mr. reed votes yes. mr. kelly, mr. kelly votes yes. mr. smith of missouri? mr. smith of the zurich votes yes. mr. wright? mr. schweikert? mr. schweikert votes yes. ms. will or skeet votes yes. mr. lahood votes yes. dr. wenstrup votes yes. is there arrington? mr. arrington votes yes. dr. bergeson? dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes post yes -- votes yes. mr. smucker? mr. hearn? mr. hearn votes aye. ms. miller? ms. miller boats aye. mr. kind? mr. right? mr. smucker? mr. smucker votes aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman votes no. >> the

larson -- mr. chairman. we recently had a hearing about examining innovations in the aerospace industry and i representative a district in nevada that really has tested for a lot of new technology, especially in the mobility space, we've got the hyper loop and we've got the aton autonomous shuttle buses and now another player with aerospace technology and developing this. this is a new challenge that air traffic management. now, a lot of these vehicles are going to be kind of operating outside the usual flight paths so i would ask administrative whitley and mr. rinaldi, if they would discuss these -- how these emerging technologies are going to be integrated into the existing system and if there are things that our subcommittee needs to be doing or examining and they'll make that process easier. in the past when we've dealt with drones, canada, australia, europe, they got ahead of it and they developed faster than we could keep up with regularlizing and accommodating and maybe get ahead of it instead of behi

larson mr. larson? mr. blumenauer votes no. mr. kind votes no. mr. oascral no votes no. mr. davis votes no. mr. sanchez votes no. mr. higgins mr. higgins about snow3 ms. sewall votes no. she votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore votes no. mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle votes no. mr. byer mr. evans >> would you put your microphone on mr. evans? >> mr. evans votes no. schneider votes no. mr. flybee votes no. mr. panetta votes no. ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez votes no. mr. forsberg votes no. ms. plaskett votes nay. mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye e. mr. reed votes yea. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri votes aye. mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweitzer votes aye. ms. bullard ski votes aye. mr. lahood votes yes. dr. winthrop votes yes. mr. arrington votes aye. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. ebsen votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hearn votes aye misses miller votes aye. mr. barton votes no. mr. byer. mr. scam and votes no. mr. chairman votes no. >> i understand that members are juggling multiple markups so

bristol first. >> thank you, chair larson. good morning, everyone. for those whom i haven't had an opportunity to meet, i'm terry bristol, the chief operating officer of the faa's air traffic organization. as coo my most important job is to ensure that the national airspace system or the nas, as we refer to it provides the gold standard in air navigation and aviation safety services for the u.s. every day. i also need to say right up front that the faa, the aviation stakeholders and the nation have had to endure, adapt and overcome the effects of the covid-19 pandemic. through it all we've provided the nation essential nearly uninterrupted air-traffic control services through the darkest days of the pandemic. we're proud of our accomplishments but also realize that ensuring essential air traffic services requires us to follow the health advice of our faa flight surgeon in interpreting national, state and local guidance which forced us to limit access to our faa field facilities beyond essential employees. covid's also been a barrier to next gen imple

kate larson was there with her daughter. she is a longtimevivor -- supporter of the event and previously emceed it. do you think you have good taste ? there is a festival for you. they celebrated filipino food. on the menu, a wide variety of food from pampaga. >> our mission is to promote asian food -- full peanut food. this is the only way i can have the main street get to know our food. dion: pampang pampang informed by my producer. they help to judge the dishes. the winner got to go home with rocking rights and we are so fortunate to go home with this delicious plate of food. check it out. one of my favorites. pancit. it is a stirfried it will dish. chris designed this plate of lum pia. a big shout out to our photographer. drew could not be more fun. it is right here for the taking. there's point for all of us. drew: i got three minutes. i will watch that play closely. we'll find a changing sky when we start out the week tomorrow. a lot of cold front will move through it. a light drizzle to start the work week. let's go o

larson votes no. >> blumenauer votes no. >> mr. blumenauer votes no. mr. kind? >> kind votes no. >> mr. kind votes no. mr. pascral votes no. mr. davis? >> mr. davis votes no. >> mr. davis votes no. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. higgins votes no. ms. sewall votes no. ms. delbene? >> delbene votes no. >> ms. delbene votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore votes no. mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle votes no. mr. beyer votes no. mr. evans votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi? mr. swazi votes no. mr. suozzi? mr. panetta votes no. ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez votes no. ms. plaskett votes nay. mr. brady those aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes. mr. reed? mr. reed votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri votes aye. mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweikert votes yes. ms. walorski votes aye. mr. lahood votes yes. mr. arrington votes yes. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hern votes aye. mrs. miller votes aye. mr. chairman? chair neal: no. >> mr. chairman votes no. chai

kate larson was there with her daughter.longtime survivor -- supporter of the event and previously emceed it. shang chi continues to dominate the box office coming out on top for a row. >> take your place by my side. dion: marvels latest blockbuster earned another $13 million, making it the highest earner of the year so far. it is the first major superhero movie to feature in asian lead and primarily asian cast. disney owns marvel and its parent company of abc seven. do you think you have good taste? there is a festival for you. the pampanga festivalestivalesta filipino food. on the menu, a wide variety of food from pampaga. >> our mission is to promote filipino food -- full peanut -- this is the only way i can have the main street get to know our food. dion: we love it. representation matters. up-and-coming filipino chefs get to judge the dishes. winter got bragging rights. our photographer went to the station with his huge plate of food from the festival. we had to send a big thank you to the organizers who were generous a

barr: thank you, today i rise to honor the life of a devoted public servant, ray larson of lexington, kentucky. ray served as an assistant deputy attorney general for the commonwealth of kentucky but for 32 years ray was one of the most consequential commonwealth attorney to our great state's history, dedicated to the community and the rule of law. he was an outstanding prosecutor, always laser-focused on deterring crime, relentlessly pursuing justice, advocating for victims rights and keeping central kentucky families safe. ray was an unapologetic and principled fighter leading and advancing the cause of law and order. he believed in defending, not defunding the police. ray was a faithful member of the episcopal church where i served in sunday school for over 30 years. he was a dear friend and important mentor to me. mr. speaker, ray larson was a great american patriot who made a positive difference and he will be deeply missed. god bless him and his family, and i appreciate the opportunity to pay tribute to a great american. mr. speaker, i rise today in opposition to the biden admin

ah, with me ah ah, i use welcome back to the lars larson show its 7 minutes after the hour and i'm in one of the best places you can ever be on a friday for 1st amendment friday because we're making it a 2nd amendment friday. i'm in northwest armory on se mclaughlin, this place is a mad house today. it looks like a shopping day after thanksgiving. our business has been exponential amount of ground. there's been a lot more interest in personal protection. since there's been a couple of national tragedies, there's also been a lot more interest with the possibility of legislation and people concerned that they're not going to be able to get access to the things that they used to be able to have access to the oregon legislatures considering for really bad bills, they would take away people's right to carry guns in various places, including one of them would limit your ability to carry in a school. if the janitor, it's sandy hook, elementary, had carried a pistol and he heard the shooting down the hallway and people screaming and then saw a young man not in a police uniform running at him

our reporter kate larson is breaking down the new strategy. kate: when it comes to rampant retail theft, the mayor said not to mistake san francisco's kindness. we cannot continue to allow what we see as lawlessness to dominate our city. we are better than this. >> the mayor and police a man who has since been arrested shoplifting a garbage bag full of items from a walgreens. >> people then start fearing crime even if they haven't been victimized. >> the retail crime you -- unit has been expanded from two to six full-time investigators. when filing a there will be an opportunity to include a suspect description. >> in the meantime, a lot of it is the eye test. if you are out shopping or doing what you do in this city and you are seeing these things occur, we want you to see less of it. we don't want you to see it at all. >> surveillance video shows helpless store employees watch the steel $10,000 worth of merchandise in just seconds. >> we are on pins and needles all the time. >> margaret o'leary said her store has never been robbed until this

back in 2001 sat down with a group of young families who lost someone in the attack including scott larson was 4 years old when his father was killed. today, he's a firefighter working in the same firehouse where his dad once worked. >> i look exactly like my father. everything from the beauty marks on my face to every single thing. i mean, like identical. >> diane sawyer will bring you many more stories from the children of during a prime time special at 10:00 eastern and join us tomorrow at 8:00 eastern for live coverage of the anniversary ceremonies. >>> new details about the passengers on the first international flight to leave kabul since the u.s. military withdrawal. the state department says just 10 u.s. citizens and 11 green card holders were among roughly 200 people on board the charter flight that landed in qatar even though nearly 40 americans were invited to fly out. the white house says the taliban was cooperative and professional in allowing the departure. >>> breaking overnight, president biden called chinese president xi jinping amid growing tensions between the u.s. and ch

larson mr. larson? mr. blumenauer votes no. mr. kind votes no. mr. oascral no votes no. mr. davis votes no. mr. sanchez votes no. mr. higgins mr. higgins about snow3 ms. sewall votes no. she votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore votes no. mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle votes no. mr. byer mr. evans >> would you put your microphone on mr. evans? >> mr. evans votes no. schneider votes no. mr. flybee votes no. mr. panetta votes no. ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez votes no. mr. forsberg votes no. ms. plaskett votes nay. mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye e. mr. reed votes yea. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri votes aye. mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweitzer votes aye. ms. bullard ski votes aye. mr. lahood votes yes. dr. winthrop votes yes. mr. arrington votes aye. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. ebsen votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hearn votes aye misses miller votes aye. mr. barton votes no. mr. byer. mr. scam and votes no. mr. chairman votes no. >> i understand that members are juggling multiple markups so

>> d o gget votes know >> are larson? >> no. >> mr. larson? >> mr. larson votes no. mr.bloomen o ur? mr. kind? >> kind, no. >> mr. kind votes no. >> mr. pascrel. >> no. >> mr. davis? >> mr. davis no. >> ms. sanchez? >> sanchez votes no. >> mr. higgins. >> no. >> ms. s, le? votes no. ms. albeny? >> chou votes no. >> ms. ch o votes no. >> ms. moore? >> moore votes no. >> mr. kilde? >> mr. klide votes no. mr. bill? bill: votes no. >> mr. buyer? >> mr. buyer votes no. mr. evans. >> evans votes no. >> mr. schneider? >> schneider votes no. >> mr. schneider votes no? >> mr. swaze? >> no. >> mr. pennetta? >> nope. >> mr. pennetta votes no. >> ms. murphy? -- >> murphy votes no. >> mr. gomez? >> mr. gomez votes no. >> mr. horseford. >> mr. horseford votes no. >> ms. plaket? >> matz ket votes no. >> mr. braisey. mr. nunez? >> nunez votes aye. >> mr. buchanan? >> buchanan votes aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska? >> smith votes aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. >> mr. reed? >> mr. reed is aye. >> mr. kelli? >> mr. kelli votes aye. mr. smith of missouri votes aye >> mr. rights.

general secretary larson the, the dell har agreement represents direct negotiations with terrorist and not just negotiations, but an agreement with them. that excluded the afghan government and the allies. we've been finding with us now since 911. it said a 6 departure day with conditions has been indicated. we're not really can follow consistently by the taliban, as you can sit in in april. what to do? did the intelligence suggest to you that reneging on the departure of the troops would lead to significant attacks against american and allied military forces? chairman, to my recollection the, the intelligence it was clear that if we did not leave in accordance with that agreement, the taliban would would recommend a tax on our forces. and they would include the blind green attacks. and any other means they could use to attack american forces? that's correct. or so the joyce was in many respects as were we going to incur additional casualties and definitely in afghanistan. is that not one would look at us? is that fair? that's correct. german. you certainly would have to do take additi

frances disappointment about the cancellation of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal, but it's gone. larson insist move was in his country's best interest. there's still no word on when girls will return to secondary school in afghanistan, boys were back in school on saturday after an order from the taliban. but girls have been able to attend to the primary schools. thousands of undocumented haitian migrants who crossed into the us to be deported and estimated $13000.00 paperless. staying at a make shift camp in the texas border town of delray or and as john home and report thousands more waiting to enter the us from mexico on the mexican side right now. the rio grande. they've got the river that separates this country from the united states, and we hear because more than 10000 people, most of them haitian, cross the river to get to the united states and establish a suit of mate, ship camp, wanting to be given asylum and to be able to stay in the united states. many of them travel through south and central america to get to this point. they flee poverty and years of political turmoil and na

>> chairman larson, in our report this past year, we've looked at 2025 to provide a consistent benchmark to look at how the forecast of next jen benefits have changed over time. and as we noted in our report, f.a.a.'s most recent projection of benefits in 2017 look to 2030 as a dates through which to measure benefits. the jpdo back in 2007 looked at a number of dates through which to project benefits, also, 2025, i think was one of those dates. one of our-- >> and the planning and development office? >> the joint planning and development office. >> it was one of the collaborative efforts that was back towards the beginning of next gen to plan the original portfolio programs out and they even had a projection that went, i think, years beyond that to 2050. from the perspective of the office of inspector general, there's not a particular end date that one should choose to measure benefits, but to understand the evolution of the benefits over time, it makes sense to compare apples to apples. with most infrastructure programs, it will take time to realize the benefits after the infrastructure

chair pretty want to thank chairman larson for holding this very important hearing. i want to thank each of the witnesses for your outstanding testimony today. mr. anders i want to acknowledge you and sam so sorry about the incident of violence you described earlier that you were the victim of. as someone who is fortunate to travel twice a week to my job in washington d.c. i'm deeply concerned about the increased number of incidents of disruptive passengers reported by airlineed crews. onght attendants, they are the front lines of done with the escalation disruptive behavior of passengers. they need the tools and support at all levels, federal government, from airports, airlines and others to deal with these challenges for the s primary job is a safety of passengers and crew yet they're all too frequently fighting themselves in difficult situations every day working to de-escalate the situation. whether verbal or physical that has the potential to impact safety. many of thepo incidents we've seen reported have been on planes while in flight. we are also witnessing di

larson votes no. mr. blumenauer votes no. mr. kind votes no. mr. pascarella votes no. mr. davis votes no. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. higgins votes no. ms. sewell- ms. delbene votes no. ms. true votes no. votes no. mr. boyle votes no. buyer votes no. mr. snyder votes no. mr. panetta votes no. ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez votes no. mr. horse for votes no. ms. plaskett votes no. mr. brady votes no. -- mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed votes aye. mr. kelly -- mr. smith of missouri votes aye. mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweikert votes yes. ms. will or ski votes yes. mr. lahood votes yes. dr. when strip votes yes. mr. arrington votes yes. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hearn votes aye. misses miller votes aye. ms. sewall votes no. mr. kelly votes yes. mr. chairman votes no. i have 25 nays and 18 ayes the amendment fails. or the amendment -- are there any more amendments to the nature of the substitute? mr. rice has an amendment to the desk. mr. thompson has reserved

my name is john larson and i am a republican.indiscernible] you got 15 marines killed and he killed the oil line. he messed everything up. that is all i got to say. host: let's talk to nancy calling from cleveland, ohio on the independent line. nancy, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. just a different angle on this. i think there is going to be increased conflict with climate change and there is going to be so many disputes over resources. i think the corporations that have so much power -- and i am not somebody who follows corporations by any means -- but i think people like the coke brothers are fighting against having anything done-- koch brothers are fighting against having anything done. they run campaigns fighting us against each other instead of people taking back the power. i grew up republican in indiana. i try to see various sides of things. i am just extremely worried and i think donald trump personified all of the ways people feel they are powerless and not being recognized and don't have the power o

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firefighter scott larson is climbing toward the 78th floor where the plane has hit.urposeful, he is steady. >> just got a report from the director of morgan stanley. 78 seems to have taken the brunt of this stuff. there's a lot of bodies. they say the stairway is clear all the way up though. >> all right. 10-4, scott. >> reporter: he is one of the first who has already made it up 48 flights of stairs. >> what floor are you on? >> 48 right now. >> all right, more people are coming up behind you. >> reporter: with his heavy iron tools, he continues to climb on. 34 minutes later, the tower collapses. >> never forget how brave people were, and people gave up their life to help someone that they didn't even know. and that's something that i feel is important. >> reporter: his daughter brenda is now a second grade teacher and says childhood memories may be small, but they are potent. she and her dad at disneyland loved goofy. so she slipped a pair of goofy ears into his casket. >> people take things for granted, and it's hard, especially as we get older, it's hard. >> repo

secretary larson, the doha agreement represents direct negotiations with terrorists, and not just negotiations, but an agreement with them that excluted the afghan government and the allies that have been fighting with us now since 9/11. it set a fixed departure date with conditions has been indicated were not really fold consistently by the taliban. as you considered in april what to do, did the intelligence suggest to you that reneging on departure of the troops would lead to significant attacks against american and allied military forces? >> chairman, to my recollection, the intelligence was clear that if we did not leave in accordance with that agreement, the taliban would recommence attacks on our forces. >> and they would include whatever attacks they could to attack american forces? >> that's correct. >> so the choice in many respects were, were we going to incur additional casualties indefinitely in afghanistan. that's one way to look at it. is that fair? >> that's correct, chairman. you would have to take additional measures to be able to defend yourself. now, general milley, and gene

a times battalion chief chris larson told the board that women firefighters won't file complaints becausey feel they'll face retaliation. and one former l e f d female firefighter told the times that male firefighters p and defecate on the women's bathroom floor to show women there. unwelcomed at the station, a spokesperson for l. a mayor eric garcetti, says the mayor is committed to assessing women's experiences at the department. and making any necessary changes. okay we had a nice day out there today. temperatures cooled significantly in the north bay parts of the east bay, but some areas were just a few degrees cooler. but like in santa rosa, they were solid 10 degrees core. these were the highs from today 93 an ac 97 in fairfield highs tomorrow we're going to come up. a couple degrees. i think we'll see some some upper nineties think that 97 fearful turns into 98, but he goes up to 97. it's going to be warmer tomorrow, probably notice it along the coast as well. there's going to be a little less fog is fog out there now, but the fog is going to get trimmed back to the coast of it sin

and people living in some of the neighborhoods north of highway 15 near slide park, slab creek and larson drive have also been allowed to return home. get moved back in and get everything hung back on the walls and everything put back that we took with us. it was all for our safety and the safety of a lot of people's property. so there's reasons for all that is as bad as it might. seem to summit the kaldor fires forced nearly 60,000 people to evacuate their homes in the south lake tahoe region, and the vast majority of them remain under evacuation orders. firefighters say it will take some time to allow people to return. we have caramel in there and a little more humidity, with lots of resources working in the area. and we're feeling we're feeling good, but it is still an emergency incident, so we're always cautious. and you can get updates anytime on the kaldor fire on our website just visit ktvu .com slash wildfires. let's bring a ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at the conditions crews are facing on the front lines of the caldera fire today, either garcia step in the right di

so ranch or larson takes the water to them. >> never in my recollection have you ever had to haul waterd farmers in the western united states, is in peril. this is the worst drought in utah in the last 100 years. with 100% of the state classified as severe. the governor declared a state of emergency in march, as reservoirs across the region recorded new lows. the rockport reservoir is at 27%. this, the echo reservoir, is even worse. operating at 15%. >> is the lowest levels on record. but we'll feel the effect of the drought for years to come, likely, with food prices. with air, dust, water supply, water quality. >> ranchers and farmers across the country bear the brunt of this changing climate. branches are shrinking, literally scorched. making matters worse, a pandemic brought a huge shortage, doubling the price of feed. ranchers that have survived in some parts of the country are having to cut water usage, sometimes up to 75%. others have simply given up. on thousands of acres of dry crops and thousands of heads of cattle. rex had to give up on 20% of his heard. a first for this ranc

other people who helped us perform this play that aren't able to be with us today, ruby sullivan and larson shacky. our performance advanced to state contest where we won two awards, the african american history award and the leroy pratt award. we're also lucky enough to perform our play at the edna griffin legacy awards and celebration dinner last summer. while in des moines, we visited the edna griffin building which was once katz drug store. edna griffin truly inspired us. she used her rights in the law to make the city of des moines a better place for everyone. when we look at our lives, we want to continue edna griffin's legacy. maybe that's by standing up for injustice we see around us, or something as simple as showing respect and acceptance. the play really helped us speak out what we see around us that we don't agree with. the celebration dinner really highlighted edna griffin's legacy. we chose edna griffin, and hope to share her story and the important work she accomplished. edna griffin is an example in our lives. she has stood up for the rights of others, so why can't we? chang

larson?ata from the national partnership for women and families and talking about paid family medical leave. >> without objection. any other amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute quick. >> i have an amendment. >> i reserve a point of order. >> just before i think we have to do another update just before you speak so we will pause while the past out the amendment [no audio] >> president biden and the democrats are turning the child tax credit on its head by -- earnings and work. in an unprecedented attempt to use the irs to reduce tribute welfare at the cost of 556 billion dollars, the most expensive item on the sac -- tax hike. these payments will flow, regardless of whether the recipient earns any income for work. americans need paying jobs, not more emergency spending.

larson is recognized for five minutes? >> heads up, i don't have a speech, i'm just going to launch into my questions right now. so get ready to answer them. general milley, with regards to the november 11st unsigned -- unclassified signed order to -- who's signature was on that order? >> former president trump. >> okay. and two days -- six days later, that was rescinded? is that correct? >> correct. >> and what were the top three concerns with that particular order? >> well, the instructions had two lines. one was the withdrawal of u.s. forces from somalia was 31st of december. the second was withdrawal u.s. forces from afghanistan by 15 january. so i went over and spoke to the white house, had some conversations with some folks, not the president, and we discussed the cost/risk and feasibility and suitability of that order. >> was that the first time -- well, i'll ask secretary austin. in the last 20 years, given the history in afghanistan, is that the first order at all that's come out, asking for a withdrawal? did we h

. >> coming out for larson. larson up against the wall.ng. that's a beautiful shot of milwaukee, wisconsin there. look at that sunrise. so gorgeous. good morning, everybody. i'm here filling in for ainsley and i'm with lawrence and todd filling in for steve and brian. good morning. todd: folks in milwaukee really happy this morning. they had a walk-off grand stlam we are going to show at some point today. bob uhricher on the call was pretty excited. you are a milwaukee guy gal. rachel: i'm not a sports gal. i have no idea what you are talking about. did you see that glazed look over my eye? todd: you looked at me like i was the teacher from snoopy. rachel: only thing i got lawrence from wisconsin we did goat talk about cheese curds that i know a lot about. that's about it. lawrence: cheese curds. and beer. rachel: beer battered. they're amazing. and you got to go back to wisconsin. you can't leave wisconsin without cheese kurds. todd: rachel tells all the producers are go wisconsin get cheese. that's how i was introduced to cheese curds. r

. >> reporter: now brie larson in "the marvels," decosta replaces ryan coogler as the youngest ever to >> the crowd started to form to watch the show. >> reporter: its strong opening is lifting hollywood's hopes again,t hat fans are eager once more to experience movies in theaters. >> between "candyman" and a lot of other pandemic-era releases is that "candyman" was available only in theaters. it boosted the overall number of ticket sales. >> reporter: even "clifford the big red dog" has edged away from debuting in the current climate of covid uncertainty, other films have stuck with their theater-based openings and it has paid off. >> this is the first time i've ever driven a car before. >> reporter: ryan reynolds' "free guy" hitting $10 million more than experts predicted for its opening weekend. >> paw patrol. ready for action. >> reporter: "paw patrol: the movie" did well too. >> a dog. >> actually sir, i'm a puppy. >> reporter: big budget fare awaits moviegoers. marvel's "shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings" coming this friday. and a mass transit mayhem of the battle on the

larson is recognized for five minutes. >> heads-up, i don't have a speech so i'll launch into my questions. get ready to answer them. with regard, general milley with regard to the november 11th unsigned and signed order whose signature was on that order? >> former president trump. >> and then two days -- six days later it was rescinded after discussion, is that correct? >> correct. >> and what were the top three concerns with that particular order? >> well, the instruction had two lines. line one was withdrawal u.s. military forces from somalia by 31 december and withdraw u.s. military force by 15 january. i spoke with the white house. with some folks, not the president. we discussed the cost/risk benefit and suitability of that order. it was rescinded. >> was that the first time -- i'll ask secretary austin. in the last 20 years given the history in afghanistan, is that the first order at all that's come out asking for a withdrawal plans or orders at all in the last 20 years? from afghanistan? >> absolutely. as you know we increased our footprint in afghanistan over time and then we -- >

larry >> scott larsen >> john adam larson >> natalie janis lasden >> gary edward lasko >> nicholas craigs a. laurencin >> stephen james lauria >> maria lavache >> denis francis lavelle >> jeannine mary laverde >> anna a. laverty >> steven lawn >> robert a. lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel lawson >> david w. laychak >> and my father, brendan francis mccabe. i remember the day before 9/11. my father took me and my brother to the store to get soccer cleats and close for the season. never did i think he would be ripped out of our lives less than one day later. i remember like it was yesterday. you never got to see us grow up, chase our dreams, raju eight schools, never got to help us become adults. you never got to see our nieces and nephews and younger cousins grow up and get married and have families of their own. all we have left is memories of you, how amazing you were as a father and a person the younger kids in the family will never get to hang out with uncle foam bender firsthand. there has been a lot of pain and heartache over the past 20 years and we miss you like crazy every day. from yo

. >> thank you german larson, chairman defazio and ranking member graves for this hearing on air rage and the effect on workers and airlines. i am a 25-year union flight attendant and resident of the association of airline flight attendants afl-cio cwa. together we represent nearly 100,000 flight attendant. as part of the comedic asian workers of america, we represent ground service workers who can speak to the impact of workers at the gate and we work closely with all aviation unions who make up the transportation trades department of the afl-cio. this subject is of great importance to all aviation workers. since january, the faa logged 4284 unruly passenger reports. 700 55 investigations have been initiated, 100 54 cases included enforcement and fines. if we continue at this rate, there may be more incidents in 2021 than in the entire history of aviation but for the first time, we are hurrying -- we are hearing from the faa that our response as these numbers trending down. we can't forget devastating consequences of leaving commercial aircraft vulnerable to terrorist attack. there a

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my name is john larson and i am a republican.indiscernible] you got 15 marines killed and he killed the oil line. he messed everything up. that is all i got to say. host: let's talk to nancy calling from cleveland, ohio on the independent line. nancy, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. just a different angle on this. i think there is going to be increased conflict with climate change and there is going to be so many disputes over resources. i think the corporations that have so much power -- and i am not somebody who follows corporations by any means -- but i think people like the coke brothers are fighting against having anything done-- koch brothers are fighting against having anything done. they run campaigns fighting us against each other instead of people taking back the power. i grew up republican in indiana. i try to see various sides of things. i am just extremely worried and i think donald trump personified all of the ways people feel they are powerless and not being recognized and don't have the power o