lawrence: we are in michigan. this community came together in droves to stop a proposed ev battery chinese plants from moving in. the project was green lit by grief inwhitmer and american farmers have been bullied out of their lands. i went to see for myself. >> residents in a rural michigan community are in a fight for their lives as they try to fend off a threat to national security. buying up farmland and a group of senators is work on a bill to block companies deemed to be u.s. security threats from making purchases. gotion global is purchasing planned for their electric battery plants. but they are facing growing opposition from local residents. lori brock is a farmer with lands directly across the street from the company's proposed site. when did you find out a chinese company was trying to get your lands? >> somebody left me a note in my mailbox and said i should show up at the township meeting five weeks ago. we had no idea this was happening. nobody wanted to sell their lands. they were kinds of bullied i

lawrence: are is the reception.s full of dems. >> have the people in the room had any reaction to you being here? >> we are americans first. >> for $500, they will beat up anybody in the middle of the night. they do not discriminate. >> they got the robe, they got the bleach. the hardest thing to find around here is a subway. i was in the dinner and i feel so bad for the wear it. karine jean-pierre was sitting by me and when i asked her what she was going to eat she had to look in the binder. the whole dinner is being held up so hopefully we'll be on time. >> don't let maga country get you in trouble. >> i will stay safe. lawrence: let's bring in our panel, tom shillue and kelly o'grady. i want to gauge your excitement of this event. joe, we know the president's approval rating is low. i want you to hear from the american people i talked to in new york city. how would you describe joe biden. >> he's nice. >> nice. lawrence: what comes to mind when you think about president joe biden. >> i like joe. i feel like he's

go ahead, lawrence.mples on your back to ufos. on a serious note, desantis has come under a lot of fire because of this because he has been out campaigning for a presidential race that he hasn't declared yet. he better be careful with this vehicle if the people of florida ever feel like he is putting hin aspirations before them, it can be problematic. >> geraldo: he is on the cusp right now. one cranky legislator has a new bill, stop weight act. not woke. wake. he wants to outlaw all of these systems, accepted business hours. >> martha: remember 2017 in hawaii? people told there was intercontinental ballistic missile coming their way? that would be a little more upsetting than getting woken up at 4:30 five in the morning. >> greg: yeah, my wife was there. >> martha: hawaii? >> greg: everyone was in the lobby crying and i had a different response to this. i would be upset for a second, but then i would prefer to be upset because it is fake and upset that it is real. may i use another dr. analogy? >> lawre

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>> brian: lawrence jones.aving breakfast with friends live from camps 1015 campaign in oklahoma city. >> steve: standing ovation. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" in oklahoma. did you know 52% of the states identify as republican, so many people say it's a republican strong hold talking with them who is their candidate. [chanting] is on central time, family. thank you all so much. steve, you asked me earlier in the show why do they call it 1910? let me tell you the story. so, originally, it was a grocery store. you see that grocery store right here? and for the 100th anniversary, this gentleman right here, who is the grandson of the founder decided to create this restaurant, sir. what made you do that? >> i wanted to honor and preserve my grandfather and his brother's legacy. the building is on the national register of historic places. will the original grocery store and i thought it was worth preserving. we wanted to do something different and this is what we did. >> lawrence: you have delicious food here. i'm go

>> lawrence: good morning, family.u all know, i moved back to texas, and oklahoma is right there we have a big election come up in 2024. the issues that matter to voters, as you have been seeing the crime crisis happening all across the country. we will be talking about that and plus, the economy. when you have families that can't afford baby formula or are having to sell their cars just to make ends meet, we want to know what they want to change and who they want in office. so we will be here all morning talking with the folks here and it's already starting to be a big showing at 5:00 a.m. central time, guys. >> steve: right. lawrence, out of curiosity, 5:03 there in oklahoma city you are a at kamp's 1910 cafe. what does the 1910 mean? is that the street address or when they started? find out in the next three years -- three hours better. >> lawrence: you are a better reporter than i am. i'm working on it. >> rachel: he has feelers out on that. he is working on it. >> steve: fantastic. if you are in oklahoma city, go

lawrence: yeah so true.ck to all of you guys we'll be watching it. >> thank you. >> thank you. lawrence: don't go anywhere follow-up with joe exotic is next. >> welcome back so we brought you exclusive interview with joe xot ache few weeks ago when famous zookeeper first launch presidential campaign. and now joe got a brand new announcement he's running as a democrat now he previously ran for president as independent and then he ran for governor of oklahoma as a libertarian in 2018. so i spoke joe about what made him switch parties and how he plans to beat president biden from behind bars. watch. so joe we had you on last time announce you're running for president running as a libertarian that has since changed you're now running as a democrat. why? >> yes, sir. >> well, you know, several reasons, one is libertarians just seem to do nothing but fight amongst themselves and views are a little too far out there so running as a democrat, i can -- i can, you know, there's not going to be one party that anybody i

lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. fire, before i go to the other side of the room, who believes this next election is most important election of our lifetime, raise your hand? sir, why? >> i just think the whole direction of the country depends on the next election from crime to border to crime. >> lawrence: a lot of people agree with you, what is the most important issue? >> national and economic security for the country. >> inflation and ai. >> lawrence: who is your preferred candidate? >> a republican nominee. >> ditto, republican nominee. trump right now. >> inflation. >> who is your candidate? >> trump. >> trump it is. move on. sir, what is most important issue for you? >> energy, inflation, the economy. >> who is your candidate? >> donald trump. >> he met the president. what about you? >> problem of the border, same person. >> what about you, sir? >> we got to get a reasonable immigration policy nikki haley is my favorite candidate. >> economy and border and whoeverthe republican nominee is. >> no matter who it

questions about whether the lawrence family, baroness lawrence herself, was spied on by the police whenss, baroness lawrence has a case against the male alleging they were trying to get illicit information on her. there are many ramifications to this case that do not appear to ever go away and one wonders whether there will be any rest for baroness lawrence. 0ver over a century's worth of hollywood memorabilia will be going under the hammer. the centre—piece of the auction is john travolta's white suit from �*saturday night fever�* which has an estimate of up to 200—thousand dollars. 0ther star lots include a bathing suit worn by marilyn monroe, harry potter's wand and marty mcfly�*s hoverboard from back to the future. it's our hollywood classic and contemporary so we have items going back to cleopatra in 1917 right up to movies that we know. the harry potter franchise is well represented, john travolta's saturday night fever. you have ironman, you have discovery. you have so many incredible items in this one room. now for a story that has proved very popular on our website, and if you

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lawrence: quick a knownsment we have a new phone number. can text me at the number below and let us know what you're thinking, sending us stories whatever you want. so save it to your contact it is right down there send me a message. all right so up next a new technology that could prevent more school shootings in the wake of this week's tragedy in nashville all of that and more after a quick break. don't go anywhere. taker and own. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. lawrence: welcome back to cross country, the country still reeling from a mass shooting that took place earlier this week in nashville, tennessee where 28-year-old suspect opened fire at a private christian academy killing three young children and three adults. the tragedy renew nationwide debate about what she should do as the country to pre

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now it's time for the last wor with lawrence gantz. >> good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. this is a show that, you know, you don't officially recognize the aging process. tomorrow, i'm going to say happy saturday gonna leave it at that >> it's paul metaphors birthda tomorrow >> there you go. a big deal >> so, rachel. i have baltimore a new story that we've had four years. i've just been struggling in the last tournaments to figure out how to say this publicly in my memoirs, this will b much more specific >> okay. >> no one involved really is still alive, except me i went to the world series i baltimore. years after former governor of maryland, as you pointed out the vice president was force to resign because of the crime he committed in baltimore. and maryland, when he was governor so, i met at the world series, as can happen, depending on wh you're with, someone i wil call very, very highly placed, at the very top level of wha they used to call organize crime in baltimore and found myself that night at the best italian restaurant in baltimore, whereupon back gu who was i

stephen lawrence had ambitions to be an architect.ave used his income as an architect to help his mother. she doesn't have someone else in our realm, in our family to look after her, because stephen would have been an amazing, world—renowned architect. but his architecture that he's now orchestrating is of a different nature. a report on the police investigation of stephen's murder concluded that scotland yard was institutionally racist. two of stephen's five suspected killers were jailed nearly 20 years after his death. the former archbishop of york, john sentamu, addressing the congregation, expressed his outrage. stephen lawrence's murder was simply and solely, unequivocally motivated by racism. it was a deepest tragedy for his family. it was an affront to british society. and the skewing and the stymieing of the murder investigation by the met because of institutional racism was a severe blow to the lawrences and the rest of the nation. the message here today was clear that although it's been 30 years since stephen lawrence's deat

lawrence, iwant our the board. lawrence, iwant your take — the board.ce, iwant your take on this as well. i the board. lawrence, i want. your take on this as well. does this set a precedent for other medications? i this set a precedent for other medications?— medications? i think it's very worrying. — medications? i think it's very worrying. once _ medications? i think it's very worrying, once we _ medications? i think it's very worrying, once we the - medications? i think it's very l worrying, once we the science of the — worrying, once we the science of the fda stop yes, i think that— of the fda stop yes, i think that if— of the fda stop yes, i think that if we see the supreme court — that if we see the supreme court allow this to go forward in a _ court allow this to go forward in a warm, _ court allow this to go forward in a warm, it could be open hunting _ in a warm, it could be open hunting season on other drugs, covid _ hunting season on other drugs, covid vaccines, other technologies and things like that — technologies and things like that if_ t

it's time for the last wor with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence >> good evening, rachel, happy friday this is a show that doesn't, you know, in an officially recognize the aging process. about tomorrow, i'm going to say happy saturday, just going to leave it at that. >> it's paul manafort' birthday tomorrow! >> there you go. >> which, it's a big deal. >> yeah, so, rachel, i have baltimore story for you that i've had for years and i'v been struggling in the last 20 minutes to figure out how to say this publicly. so, here's - you know, in my memoirs, thi will be much more specific okay >> okay. >> no one involved really, except me, at this point, is still alive. so - [laughs] i went to the world series i baltimore years after former governor of maryland, as you'v pointed out, and the vic president, was forced to resig because of the crimes he committed in baltimore, and in maryland, when he was governor so, i met at the world series, as can happen, depending on wh you are with, someone i will call very, very highly placed, at

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lawrence? >> lawrence: i'm going a home back to texas.ake sure to watch my show tomorrow. >> judge jeanine: cross-country. that's it for us. see you back here on monday. have a great ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪

lawrence jones. >>s country moves to 9 p.m.rn time tonight, you've got a great lineup of guests. kellyanne conway, chief darren goodwin of the san bernardino police department which you teased as well. we're looking forward to the show. >> thanks, man. will: thanks, lawrence. rachel: we are going to the turn now to your headlines. jpmorgan's ties to jeffrey epstein were deeper hand the bank had acknowledged. the "wall street journal" reports the relationship extended years after closing the convicted sex offender's account back in 2013. a banker reportedly had a half dozen meetings at epstein's townhouse between 20 the 14-2017. end e teen killed himself -- epstein killed himself in a manhattan jail cell in august 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. >>> the supreme court rowing -- allowing a widely used abortion pill to remain available. a court case in texas sought to roll back the food and drug administration's approval of the drug. lower courts said that the women seeking the drug should face more restrictio

w will see you -- last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence >> i like, still think we tr to reimagine my childhoo without our local branch of th boston public library on ada street, and not just the ada street branch, i spent so many great hours. >> me too. my grandmother was librarian, books are important reading is a skill that yo want young children, and all children, to have. i mean, literally the dictionary definition of putting -- but - >> like so many public right now in america, it depends o what state you live in. so there is no threatening of libraries in massachusetts where i grew up, and there i also no threatening of abortio rights in massachusetts, w will have massachusetts ne attorney general join us tonight to talk about this massachusetts plan to continue to deliver abortion medication no matter what a federal judge in texas says. this is a fascinating plan they have i massachusetts. we will see how that will work >> fascinating and important especially at this hour. i wil be watching, lawrence. >> thank.

thank you, lawrence. coming up in england, the special beer that's been made for the new king. >> our national public radio says it is quitting twitter. it is the first major u.s. outlet to stop using twitter since elon musk took over the company. >> earlier this month, twitter labeled national public radio is quote, state affiliated media and pr push back saying that it operates independently of the u.s. government and that twitter is trying to undermine its credibility. the ceo of npr says even if the platform changes its designation, he does not want the outlet to return saying he's lost faith in the decision-making at twitter. a brewery and windsor and glenn, this using barley from the royal farm there to create a very special beer. of course. >> this is an honor of king charles. the 3rd, it is called the return of the king. it's organic and it's in pubs leading up to the coronation of charles on may 6. the brewery just a stone's throw away from windsor castle. the label includes a special portrait of

thank you, lawrence. you know the first a spare the air alert of the year has been issued for tomorrow by. >> the bay area, air quality management district, unhealthy air is in the forecast with light winds. those hot temps that lawrence ben. telling us about an exhaust which are all expected to create elevated conditions for smog and ozone pollution, children, seniors, and those with respiratory and heart conditions are particularly vulnerable to ozone pollution during a spare. the air alert is recommended to avoid outdoor exercise except in the early morning hours when ozone concentrations are lower. santa clara county is struggling to clean up its poor air quality, particularly in communities of color, according to the american lung association's 2023 state of the air report santa clara county scored an f in the high ozone days and particle pollution level days of those factors contribute to a number of health concerns, including asthma and respiratory infections. experts at the lung association say th

kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the weather conditions out there, lawrence. yeah. you know what? i see fog like this. that tells me we're looking at some heat and that's because when you see the marine layer get compressed all the way down to the service, that's a good sign of a strong ridge of high pressure that's we're seeing right now. you can see the outdoor the golden gate bridge right now that marine layer coming down right at the surface. and so that's a sign that we're going likely heat things up even more for tomorrow. so tomorrow afternoon, temperatures going to soar today. these numbers running as much as 15 degrees above the average. we're in the upper 80's. it live more in carter today. 86 hottest we've seen in santa rosa so far this year. how about san jose? 83 degrees. 77 in oakland, even 71 in san francisco. but all around the bay area, oppressive temperatures, we actually hit 90 degrees today. that's first time be able to say that an antioch, we saw that in dublin as well. yet 80 in fremont. 85 in redwood city and these temperatures. well, th

good evening, lawrence good evening, lawrence lawrence >> oh, i have pretty bad sound here is alex wagner talking to me there she is i think i just turned on m phone. no, the volume thing was a little low >> it happens to all of us it's your show now you can do whatever you want with it. >> thank you for the soundtrack, alex we needed that >> have a great show, lawrence >> we have a statement fro president biden on the situation in tennessee tonight it was just released by th white house. the president said a state republican lawmakers calle votes today to expel three democratic legislators who stood in solidarity with the students and families an helped lift their voices today's expulsion of lawmakers who engaged in peaceful protes is shocking, undemocratic, and without precedent. rather than a debating the merits of the issue of, thes republican lawmakers hav chosen to punish, silence, and expel elected representative of the people of tennessee we had planned to cover severa stories for you in this hour including the latest news abou the apparent corruption an ethical rule breaking by s

kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at what's going on out there, lawrence. yeah, that sea breeze kicking in right now. they're called it actually turned out to be as bad as forecast. and you can see the fog that is moving in along the coastline through the golden gate bridge right now. this from richard built overhead was not like a strong summer ridge that allowed some of the year to work its way even inland today, not get the cold temperatures. of course. >> it was plenty hot out there. but that fog, yeah, it is socked in along the golden gate bridge right now where it is going to stay air quality. you see a lot of green out there. you do see some yellow on some of the interior valleys. we're talking moderate amounts of pollutants, not as forecast. some of the from bay area air quality management has very poor air quality in parts of the east bay, but that has not materialized just yet. i don't think it's going to either. but still, we are looking at temperatures today. hey, they were hot out there. that was the big weather story. 90 degrees a little more

all right, lawrence. well, the coast guard returned to base in alameda today. >> after a 90 day cor narcotics patrol. they were in the eastern pacific ocean. and during that patrol crew members did stop 2 suspected drug smuggling boats. they nearly 900 pounds of cocaine, 9500 pounds of marijuana. the crew offloaded the drugs wednesday in san diego. >> today they return to big well comes from families and friends that they're alameda base. >> you know, just pull that drugs off the streets and just prevented. giving us is he's really good. so. 2 in addictions we had culmination of all those drugs were not only from our introductions, other coast guard assets out there, too. >> not just the boss is a lot of people praising the crew for successfully preventing 166 million dollars worth of illegal drugs from entering the country. >> get this a snowboarder really lucky to be alive tonight. thanks to a quick thinking scare that rescuer. the skier is now sharing video of what happened when he found a guy buried u

lawrence of chernigov, who, uh, was very sick for our unity for the unity of our people, and he saidt as it is impossible to divide the holy trinity, so it is impossible to divide the holy one. russia, therefore, is an icon and a particle of the relics of this holy man, today with us during his lifetime, the monk lawrence of chernigov had many prophecies and a church schism in ukraine without them it will enter, and they will take up arms with satanic malice against the orthodox faith and the church, but their shameful end will be, and their followers will bear heavenly punishment from the lord the tsar and strength, so that we are faithful to the moscow patriarchate, in no case did we enter into any schism. it is also known the prophecy of st. lawrence, the black of troubled times in ukraine, which will pass in the power of heretics supported by the godless authorities, the kiev metropolitans, together with their like-minded bishops and they will strongly shake the church itself goes into eternal perdition , like judas a single church, russian orthodox, just like a warrior is going

lawrence? >> lawrence: i'm going a home back to texas.y. that's it for us. see you back here on monday. have a great weekend. ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight one of the most powerful lawmakers in congress says the possibility of sending u.s. troops to taiwan would be on the table if china invades. house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul is leading a bipartisan delegation to the island this week. his comments will undoubtedly trigger a fierce reply from beijing. mccaul spoke exclusively with congressional correspondent aishah hasnie today. she joins us from taipei where it is 6:00 p.m. saturday morning. hello, aishah. >> hello there, good evening t

lawrence's father says he can't live in the uk anymore. the memories are just too painful, but when he does return he meets with other families going through the same ordeal. when i'm here, i think about it all the time. this is a place where i thought i'll be happy. i'm not happy here every time you you know, you hear about another death. it's like you relive it again, so it just doesn't it just doesn't go away for their only hope for justice is to keep the cases alive. katie polls cnn london. the met has yet to respond to cnn regarding sean rigg and stephen lawrence's cases in the accusation that the force is institutionally racist and to mark the anniversary. the met released a statement apologizing to the lawrence family stating that significant progress has been made in the last 30 years, but admitting there are still cultural and systemic failings. and staying in britain, that country's deputy prime minister and justice secretary has resigned following a report he bullied staff members, the report found dominic rap was intimidating a

all right, lawrence. coming up, oscar winning actor jamie foxx. >> hospitalized after suffering a medical scare. this family is saying about his recovery. >> and then the city of los angeles is firing back at arnold schwarzenegger after his viral tweet said he was fixing a pothole. what they're fixing a pothole. what they're saying about that. ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't

thirty years since the racist murder of stephen lawrence — and a bungled metropolitan police investigationother says the force has not changed. officers are able to be as brutal as they want, and nobody holds them to account. and until that happens, there's no way the police are going to move forward. in the us, fox news comes to a 600 million pound settlement with the voting machine company dominion over its reporting of the 2020 presidential election. and ukraine's eurovision hopefuls happy to pose for selfies — but the war is never far from their minds. and coming up on bbc news, manchester have one foot in the champions league semi—finals as they go to germany with a 3—0 lead, aiming to finish the job against bayern munich. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. soaring prices for bread, cereal and chocolate meant the cost of living rose more than expected last month. inflation, which measures the rate at which prices are going up, was at 10.1% in the year to march. that is down from 10.4% in february, but it had been widely expected to fall below 10%. food prices have rema

. >> lawrence, what would tell us what it looks like? yeah, you know, temperatures a little cooler around the bay area. warmed up a few places sneak into the 60's today and >> we'll probably see a few more for tomorrow. but yeah, no big heat wave just yet or hey, we're taking the dry weather when we can get it. and today, pretty decent day out there. you've got a couple high clouds drifting overhead and a beautiful look out over the bay this evening. people get ready for the weekend to get out and about temperature-wise number stop 59 degrees in concord, 60 in lemore. 59 in san jose right now. 58 in oakland 55 degrees in san francisco. a little bit of a breeze out there right now, but not as strong as it was yesterday, although i as we get to next week, specially on monday, we're talking about the chance, some very gusty winds moving in behind a weak weather system. so let's enjoy this nice little break in the weather. we don't have a big dome of high pressure overhead. that means we've got a few more clouds coming our way. there's a sli

thanks so much, lawrence. the justice department has launched an investigation into a highly classified intelligence leak. >> the documents appeared online over the weekend. they have details on the ukraine war among other sensitive information this morning, russia's leaders were asked about accusations said they might have been behind the leak. they responded saying that there was a tendency to blame russia for everything. some intelligence experts suspect, then an american may be behind it. this is because of the wide range of apparent intelligence leaked. so some of which has nothing to do with ukraine. and right now the pentagon is looking at how the leak could impact national security. >> still ahead tonight, a new warning about mobile phone usage and how it could be causing back pain in young causing back pain in young children. when a truck hit my car, causing back pain in young childthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes fir

and lawrence is here. and laurent, you're talking about warmer weather. >> yeah, warmer weather ahead. definitely good time to get out there and fix things if you need to, including those potholes. but >> it was a nice day today. just the temperatures running cooler than average. we have that strong wind kicking into the afternoon. again, some blustery conditions along the coastline with gusts over 30 miles an hour. but here we sit tonight, clear skies out there right now. a little chilly, though, in spots. but overnight tonight, think those guys going stay nice and clear temperatures today. yeah, not bad. all those running well below the average still manage to squeeze out 68 degrees and right at the average in santa rosa, 64 in concord, 60 degrees in livermore. we're usually the closer to 70 at this time of year. 61 in san jose, 60 in oakland and 56 degrees in cool into san francisco. numbers out the door. now you've got a lot of 40's and 50's showing up outside. so a little bite in the air overnight ton

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. large said, you know, the draft is tonight.ad no idea what we're talking sleepover and that it's a sickness, the sickness, but we love it. hey, guys, out there tonight, the clouds are starting to roll back in along the coastline after a very hot day, the hottest day of the year around the bay area. temperatures soaring in the 90's in some spots inland. haven't seen those numbers all season long. but here we go. there's a nice look for you outside right now. the fog beginning to sneak in to see that layer of fog making its way into the bay. but it's pretty shallow out there tonight. getting idea just strong the ridge of high pressure is. temperatures. yeah, they're still 89 degrees in livermore right now. you're at 89 in concord. 87 degrees right now in san jose. 18 paulo out to 87 in fremont. you look toward the coastline. boy, much cooler temperatures there in the 50's and the 60's. so you can see where the fog sad and how it's hug the coastline into the monterey bay. see a little swirl here. a little and the circulation, the

the only person, lawrence, the entire trump organization.of new york now why did merrick garland, not proceed when something called january six occurred, the inauguration occurred, and merrick garland probably made practical judgment not necessarily one that i would applaud. not to look back and prosecute donald trump who just left office probably he made the judgment, we have better things to do, but that is the second guess that we can all make about merrick garland. >> lanny davis thank you ver much for joining us. >> i love being on your show thank you. >> our legal panel will be bac after this break ng a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies. so ask your doctor about adding preservision and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision. now with ocu

lawrence is back. and lawrence, a little little bit more of the same. yeah, we've got more sunshine coming our way. it certainly feels good to get that sunshine out there. even a little breezy in spots today. but, yeah, a lot of sunshine now and. >> well, we're going to get more that again, i think for tomorrow, although we have another cold front that's going to come through and that will likely kick up the winds again, as we head throughout the day tomorrow as well. maybe even a little bit windier than today. but up there right now, that breeze really kind of settling in now kind of ramp up as we expect you can out toward the bridge, you can see the flag a kind of within the wind out there right now. but lots of sunshine out there after a great start to the day of drizzle early on this morning. but i think as we head through the night tonight, skies going stay mostly clear is going to be little bit cool. overnight lows dropping off in the 40's in the 50's tomorrow. plenty of sunshine and then sunny and breezy again in the afternoon. maybe even a littl

a little cool around the bay area. >> thank you, lawrence. well, the fact a pedestrian bridge was destroyed and sam leandro, this happened during the recent storms. it's forcing residents and schoolchildren to find detours. the almost 60 year-old structure will need a lot of repair. crews also need things to dry out for strong forcefully to call has the story. >> san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says the city and san leandro unified school district's first priority is to get the area between kerry drive and haas avenue cleaned up first. >> before considering short-term solutions to replace the pedestrian bridge over san leandro creek leveled by a giant eucalyptus tree on march. 21st to give school kids and neighbors a way to cross over know that we are focused on this. >> it's pretty simple. we are focused on this. and solace as developing a long-term plan to replace the bridge for which community members are petitioning is in the cards, but the process to build infrastructure is much more difficult today compared to 1965. >> when the bridge w

and lawrence, u.s. airlines. that's a pretty sobering yeah, it really is that we've some of the flooding before. >> 18 61, 18 62. we had a period there were actually flooded the entire central valley, 300 miles long, 30 to 50 miles across. if you believe that. yeah, now we're seeing some more issues. we've got all that snow in the sierra nevada. we've got some flooding issues in certain spots the merced river, looking to flood warnings up there until at least for the north san joaquin river continues to flood. and then you head for the south. and that's probably something we're going to be dealing with. a lot of the reservoir is now are over 100% full for this time of year. but they're still a lot of the snow that has to come down the mountain. has to come down the mountain. so they'r some of reservoirs millerton. also the pine flat, a river, a reservoir there also releasing that along the san joaquin river expected flooding here to the kings river. that going to continue right on to the weekend, too. we've had a

thank you, lawrence. while covid-19, numbers in the u.s. are relatively low and for now are going down the world health organization. >> is keeping a close eye on a new covid-19 variant kron four's justine waltman in our newsroom with this. and where masking requirements just came back. and that's here in the bay area, right at kaiser santa rosa. the hospital tells us there was a covid outbreak were more than a dozen staff members and some patients. >> have now tested positive for covid-19. so for now, physicians and staff are required to wear a mask inside the santa rosa hospital. emergency department will providing direct patient care and all the visitors are required to wear a mask inside of the hospital. now, this new covid variant of concern is the omicron sub variant xbb 1.16 known as arcturus. i spoke with doctor peter chin. hong, the infectious disease specialist from ucsf. and he tells me this variant is more transmissible, but it does not appear to be more dangerous. and he does not think we're headed for a post spring break. surg