lynch lynch there's a motion on the floor -- mr. lynch: there's a motion on the floor to adjourn and it's not debatable. if you don't know the rules of the committee, then talk to your parliamentarian. mr. jordan: you weren't recognized for your motion. mr. johnson: nor are you recognizing the rules of the committee. you can't speak out of order. >> what are you doing? you're out of order. mr. jordan: mr. sauer, you can proceed. mr. sauer: mr. chairman, ranking member plaskett, members of the subcommittee. imagine a world where white house officials emailed "the new york times" editorial board when the paper runs a story criticizing the president. they abuse the paper in profane language and demand that it immediately pull the offending story from its website, while the white house publicly threatens devastating legal consequences if the paper doesn't comply. and it does. imagine a world where the f.b.i. every month sends all the major book sellers in the united states an encrypted list of the books that the f.b.i. wants them to pul

lynch: great. well, in the 30 seconds or a minute we have left, i just have to sneak in one question about the news of the day which, of course, is the prospect of former president trump perhaps being indicted later this week. two-part question. if, in fact, he is indicted, in your view, should he stay in the presidential contest or get out? and second, governor ron desantis of florida, his primary competition at the moment, criticized the manhattan da today as a, quote, "soros-funded prosecutor," close quote. i wonder, as a governor yourself, if you view it as appropriate for an elected official to weigh in in that manner on an active case. gov. dewine: look, i'm a former county prosecuting attorney. my wife says i'll always be a prosecutor. that's kind of the way i look at things. i don't know the facts. i mean, i don't know all the facts of that case. it seems odd to me that it has taken that long for the prosecutor to put a case together or decide that they want to put a case together. i don't

lynchings, because lynching has just been used as kind of a trope for anti-black violence in, our discourse. but you know, we talk about police violence, people who died in the back of a police car or in a police station, you know, so, so we have to sort of break this. lynchings are important, but they are not the be all and end all of anti-black violence. you're talking my question. on the question of of of the invisible ization or intentional invisible. think of these cases. you know, i call the book by hands now known because i am referencing what was on death certificates by unknown. so the intent was to disappear these cases that was see intent and desire to this case. let me just say one other thing while have the mic so you know, in our communities we always talk you can hear kitchen talk, people talking in their kitchens and in their beauty polls. you don't have anybody there in a river or. you could get killed for anything. and, you know, that's of widely accepted. but you know, to me, i'm like, oh well, let's start counting. yeah, let's talk. start looking at what you could get ki

coming up next in sports, nfl owners met in phoenix today and forty-niners general manager john lynchtalk to reporters about brock purdy and the quarterback situation for next season. >> sports director jason dumas has reaction from lynch coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the nfl owners meetings began today in arizona and we got a lot of clarity on the niners murky quarterback situation. john lynch basically told us that when everyone is healthy, brock purdy gets the rose thing is we won't know for sure when he will be healthy. the forty-niners are hoping it will be before training camp. but as we know, everyone's body health in feels differently. and at a different rate now, most people assume brock would get the chance to start given his success last year. but it was interesting to hear lynch come out and say take a listen. >> brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that. you know, it kind of make those kind of decisions. but i know when we i think brooks probably earned their right to be that guy. the guy, if we were

no, they were protesting charlie kirk because the media told them charlie kirk wanted to lynch transple. the sacramento be, a local paper out there wrote this, quote: charlie kirk has called for the lynching of trans people. a comment that should warranted the cancellation of his speaking engagement at uc davis. then the head of the university doubled down, listen. >> many of you have reached out to me and others regarding tonight's event organized by registered student organization turning point u.s.a. or tpusa at uc davis. thank you for sharing your distress as student group hosting a speaker who is a welling-documented proponent of misinformation and hate. and who has advocated for violence against trans gender individuals. >> jesse: "primetime" knows charlie and that doesn't sound like something he would say. so we looked around and we couldn't find charlie saying he wanted to lynch anybody, trans people, anybody. but the sacramento bee says charlie said it here. now, charlie was talking to riley gaines, a division one female swimmer who didn't feel comfortable swimming against t

well, the early journalist who fought against lynching began when three of her friends were lynched inrough the whole history, the whole blood soaked history of what happened in that state and other confederate states and other states outside the confederacy for that matter. and so it is a derogatory insult to the people who actually know what happened with that history and who are the ancestors rather the descendants of the people who suffered that. >> i think representative hardway brings up this really important point. it's not just no one should be ignorant but saying things like that continues a cycle of multigenerational trauma. just the utterance of that alone is wrong. and i think people don't -- there's no conception of the human cost of even proposing an idea like that on the justice committee. and that's where the impunity has to -- and that's precisely why we're trying -- that's why you have diversity and inclusion training, right? that's why you teach people history. that's why we talk about racism so people understand how totally unacceptable it is to think just the idea

>> an amendment to allow lynchings. as a method of state sponsored execution.cherelle either somehow didn't know this history, or chose to recall it on purpose, but lynch mobs in confederate states killed more than 2800 people about one person a week, between 1882 and 1930. 214 people were lynched in the state of tennessee alone during this period. state representative cherelle have sensed apologized and says that he regrets using quote, very poor judgment. but his democratic colleagues, state representative hardaway had this to say. >> when i heard the statement, i was sad, and i was mad. at the same time. i could not believe that i was hearing that. and out of all committees, a justice committee. the irony. it justice committee. i don't need to hear anybody talk about, it wasn't me, that i wasn't alive back then. i wasn't alive back then either. but i can assure you that multi generational trauma still exists. not in only myself but in all black folks who are in america today. >> back with us is mr. cobb. this seems like such an expression of why we need to t

the fact that he is the number one, according to the gm john lynch. and you know, for so long, we wondered. >> who would be? >> the quarterback next season and with the unknown return date of brock party. of course, because of that injury in the training of jimmy g, it would be crazy to assume that it would have been trey lance, but it like i said after today, we now know that that is not the case. and that's because during the nfl owner meeting down in phoenix, forty-niners gm, john lynch said they were going to do what's best for brock because brock is what's best for our organization. and although there are other guys on the roster that leadership has a lot of faith in rob party. despite his injury is their qb one. take a listen. >> think brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that. you know, it kind of make those kind of decisions. but i know when we talk, i think brooks probably earned their right to be that guy. the guy, if we were all i know he probably take that first. and you know,

wells had alluded to in her critique of lynching wells of course is another earlier example of black women who wrote to emancipate she laid the groundwork for the women. we profile today in 1919 her work to expose the truth about a race massacre even less known than the tulsa masker of 1921 that we spoke about this one in elaine, arkansas in 1919. led the fbi to target her as a dangerous subversive as you can see on the slide one of the most dangerous as you can see here to further her activism pauli murray. wanted to get a law degree but faced many obstacles as a black woman in the 1930s. she attempted to enroll at the university of north carolina. we're one for white ancestors james strudwig smith had once been on the board of trust. smith was the grandfather of pauly's grandmother cornelia smith. but north carolina would not budge. she is. grandmother, cornelia's birth to one of smith's enslaved women harriet who had been raped by his son sydney smith was an outcome. recently remarked upon by caroline randall and her brilliant article. my body is a confederate monument that we rea

this country, no one really generally talk about the people who lynched. sometimes they were many people there, put them in the water, but wait, sort of bam would never see him again. sometime it would take to bite as economy as sale to pieces. sometimes it would take to bite up the lift and bring it up. so the families were not happy. those ones that were recorded. what about the ones that were got recorded? it was close to 3 to 4000 people who would niched, and a lot of these people never got a fin. it was often too dangerous for the families to retrieve those bodies. and some time there was no bodies to we tree is not just black history. this is american history. ah, you don't survive only g, u leach, you deep. i just happen to be one man. that was say, i hit it, hurt me. i have gently for leon may be will actually yes, hair held me back because this room and no one wants to talk about the 1st time i saw you, i was trying to medically speaking, i was trying to figure out why did he have these on his he over chang marks. well one more than the other. why

and niners gm, john lynch and there, of course, and he addressed the media today. and, you know, the main topic was his quarterbacks. let's start with brock purdy. we know his initial surgery date got pushed back because he still had swelling in that elbow. the doctor who will perform his surgery also happens to be the team doctor for the texas rangers. so the plan now is for purdy to meet up with the doctor down at spring training in arizona later this week. and if all goes as planned, brock will get his surgery on that torn ucl early next week. today lynch raised doctor keith meister for going about this procedure the right way and pushing back that initial surgery >> i really want to thank doctor meister. you know, he called me when he made that decision. that's a tough decision to make. but i really appreciate the courage and the conviction to make that decision. it's all about the best outcome. is it ideal know you want, you know, for a variety reasons. time being number one, you want every waking minute that you have. but ultimately he's 22 years old. we want

tennessee's history of brutal lynchings.e peoples grocery lynching in memphis, 131 years ago today, when the white mob stormed the shelby county jail and viciously lynched three black man. the murder prompted a friend of the three murdered man, journalist ida b. wells to begin her campaign to show the horrors of lynching. public hangings, the strange fruit worn by southern trees, billy holiday sang about. recently tennessee state representative republican paul cheryl showed his ignorance of that history, debating a bill concerning capital punishment. >> i was just wondering about, could i put a limit on that? hanging by terry also? and also i would like to sign on to your -- >> the bill was to have firing squads come back he. padres to than anyone who might have heard or offending saying it was to convey his belief that heinous crimes and adjust society require the death penalty. msnbc political analyst democratic strategist and co-host of the what a day podcast, and rick wilson, former republican strategist, what, today we

funding the legacy museum and the national memorial for peace and justice so the history of lynchingning it deserves. and providing a compelling foundation for me to be able to sign into law the emmett till to make lynching a federal crime. [applause] brian does it all. challenges us to get proximity to the suffering and abandon and the poor and the condemned so that as we c search for the humidity and others, we find it within ourselves first. ladies and gentlemen, please congratulate our newest recipients of the national medal of the arts at the national humanities medal. [applause] to you and your families, to you and your families, congratulations. thank you for cultivating the arts as an essential source -- please have a seat. [laughing] a source of our prosperity, happiness in american life, as george washingtonme described. thank you for strengthening the covenant that that is our democracy. and now please come up one by one as my military aid, major hughes, reads your citation. and by the way, iar want to warn you, there are two types, the metals are beautiful. the ribbons ar

lynch. >> thank you, mr. chairman i don't repeat my colleagues have said in the past and i've been on the committed this is my 22nd year. we have always had an agreement a gentleman or a gentlewoman's agreement between our parties. as you will see you during this session and i'm sure you know mr. chairman with the competing activities and going on and other hearings is often challenging to get members to come in because they also of commitments on other hearings. making that process of fluid and generous and a bipartisan has really helped the weight this committee has worked together in the past. i would hope you'd see fit to support the amendment. think it would be good not for one party or the other but for the work we are about to embark on here, thank you i yield back too. >> in the other members seek recognition question the question is on the amendment all is in favor all of those opposed say no. in the opinion of the chair the nose have it. >> would like to request a recorded vote mr. chairman. >> roll

christy miles says her daughter, 33-year-old megan lynch is the victim in all this. many of the circumstances surrounding the death are still unknown. we reached out the oakland police. they're not providing us any updates at this time. but we do know that police were called out to brush and 21st in west oakland last week. that's where they found the body. lynch's family says the tragedy is taking a toll on them. >> i'm just so mad. i'm very angry. i just wanted anybody that knows something, that see anything to please call the homicide detectives. >> what's happened, you know? you keep running your mind, you keep going over in your mind. what really happened? >> lynch's mom says the coroner's office did id her daughter's body, but they also would not confirm if she died from suspicious circumstances. >>> also tonight, a new problem at south bay food banks. they're having to turn away families not because they're short on food, but also they're short on volunteers. this happening at the catholic charities in santa clara county. they've had to turn people away recentl

foundation for me to sign into law the emmett till bill, to make lynching a federal crime.use] brian does it all. challenges us to get proximity to suffering and abandonment of the poor and condemned, so that as research for the humanity in others, we find it within ourselves first. ladies and gentlemen, please congratulate our newest recipients of the national metal of the arts. -- medal of the arts. [applause] you and your families, congratulations, thank you for cultivating the arts. please have a seat. [laughter] as a source of our prosperity, happiness, and american life, as george washington describes. thank you for strengthening the covenant that is our democracy. now please come up one by one as my military major reads your citation. i want to warn you, there are -- the medals are beautiful. so any woman that i'm giving one medal too, don't get angry with me if i mess up your hair. [laughter] you think i'm kidding. i'm not. >> judith francisca baca. [applause] for her monumental impact on public work in america, her collaborative work has turned forgotten histories

geoff: lee lynch isn't alone. a okstore in the last year, colorful tables like this one are now a common part of the book buying experience. by day, lynch works as a therapist. in her spare time, she creates videos on the social media platform tiktok. focused entirely on books. lee: you are new here. my name is lee and i'm reading a book from every independent country in africa in 2022. because i had a ton of time. kindf. geoff: lynch says shused that time to immerse herself in booktok, a space for anyone who loves books. >> a little life, the magnum opus of sadness. fun fact, the cover is actually just a picture of me when i finished reading it. >> and it has a black queer main character, black witches, paranormal, ghosts, a little bit of romance but mostly thriller and horror. >> january, february, march. geoff: booktok is having a major impact on the book industry. in 2021, adult fiction, driven by booktok, grew by 25% over the previous year. last year it grew another 8%. adrian: i think a lot of people hopped

in his cpac speech he in -- lynching, in a moment of self pity. >> i didn't know that you want to lynch people for doing nothing wrong, i didn't know they want to lynch you for doing a great job, i didn't know they want to put you away because you are poll numbers are better than anybody they have seen in years. >> for the record, former president was not lynched. he lost. he was voted out of office. and he is not being lynched, either. he was the subject of numerous official sanctions on investigations. the irony is he did if a vice president who was being hunted by a mob, former president -- did nothing to stop, who did want to hang mike pence. according to the new york times, mark meadows, history five staff, told the january six committee that when trump learned of the rioters chanting hang mike pence, he said something to the effect of, maybe mr. fence should be hung. and for those -- cpac the, former president collaborated with a group of incarcerated january six inmates on this. >> to the republic for which it stands. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is a leading voice in the republican party, alon

well, the nfl combine is going on right now in indianapolis and niners gm, john lynch. course, and he addressed the media today. you know, the main topics was his quarterbacks. let's start with brock purdy. we know his initial surgery date got pushed back because he is still swelling in that elbow. the doctor who will perform the surgery also happens to be the team doctor for the texas rangers. so the plan is now for purdy to meet up with the doctor down at spring training in arizona later this week. and if all goes as planned, brock will get his surgery on that torn ucl early next week. today, lynch praise doctor keith meister for going about this procedure the right way and pushing back that date, even though it was not a popular opinion. >> i really want to thank doctor meister. you know, he called me when he made that decision. that's a tough decision to make. but i really appreciate the courage and the conviction to make that decision. it's all about the best outcome. is it ideal know you want, you know, for a variety reasons. time be a number one. you want every w

i didn't know they want to lynch you for doing a great job. i didn't know they want to put you away because your poll numbers are better than anybody they've seen in years. >> for the record the former president was not lynched, he lost. he was voted out of office and he's not being lynched either. he's the subject of numerous official legally sanctioned investigations. the irony here is that he did have a vice president who was being hunted by a mob the former president encouraged and for hours did not to stop him and did want to hang mike pence and mark meadows told the january 6th committee when president trump learned of the rioters chanting hang mike pence he said something to the effect of maybe mr. pence should be hung. as for those rioters, the president collaborated with a group of inmates on this. ♪ watched so gallantly streaming ♪ >> and to the republic for which it stands. ♪ and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> that's the leading voice in the republican party along with ron desantis and this republican like gov

ah, i decided to have a few for the over 4000 african americans who had lynched in the united states to close that chapter. a move for america has to do the same thing to help here this country you'll get some pushback with people. why you understood adam? has mr. enough, people saying, ah, that's so depressing. i say, would you say just to present, try hang a from a tree. ah, what can i do? i can't bring them back, but i can give them a prayer. ah, ah, good evening. i'm dr. shirley jackson, whittaker. and the question we ask tonight is, why do we need to be here? we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country where americans tortured other americans due to the color of their skin that went on so long in america. what are you going to do about it? because i remember as a little girl, when we went to a funeral and in law there casket in the ground, the minister was se ashes to ashes. a lot of people never got there. so we are looking back in history. so this patient can live looking back in history for this patient, can dr. we look back

even the police do not interfere in such lynching; they respect historical traditions next to the herdf cowsheds. you will never see a shepherd, and after the pigs do not graze here, but walk by themselves. and where they want laws and fenced pastures in ghana, there is simply no exception, they only make an exception for animals that, with the advent of civilization and the appetite of natives that have grown in connection with this, have become exotic even for africa. everything that moves in ghana is treated with joyful suspicion. what if it could turn out to be food, africans, how little children put into their mouths everything that runs, jumps, crawls and flies, the least lucky ostrich is the last wild ostrich. they ate in ghana in the last century. and now we have to breed artificially, because ostriches are valuable fluff eggs and lots and lots of stupid meat. every year it becomes more and more expensive to breed these large and fat birds, they are minimal, fenced with wire on a piece of land, and sleep. rest, however, with cowards in the meat rows. you will also not find nutr

grand jury, i did not know they want to lynch you for doing nothing wrong. i did not know they wanted to lynch for doing a great job for a did not know they want to push away because your poll numbers are better than anybody they've seen in years. and then they go with the disinformation campaign. first of all we are leading every republican by massive numbers, very importantly perhaps more importantly we are [cheering] >> we don't have choice, if we don't do this, our country will be lost forever. people are tired of rhinos and globalists, they want to see america first. that's what they want. it's not to come to get it. this is the final battle, they know it, i know it, you know it. everybody knows it. this isn't either they win or we win. if they win, we no longer have a country. i promise you this, if you put me back in the white house, that beautiful building by live in beautiful buildings, it's not that. [laughter] beautiful. that building wasn't the easiest building to live in with what i was put through and i get credit, people say how do you do it,

racial violence in america gets recognized in the compelling foundation to sign intove law to make lynchinglause] challenges us for suffering and the abandoned and the poor and condemned so as we search for humanity with find it within ourselves first.el please congratulate our newest recipients to the national liberal arts. [applause] you and your families congratulations, thank you for cultivating the arts is an essential source -- please have a seat. source of prosperity, happiness and american life is george washington described. thank you for strengthening the company, that is our democracy now please come up one by one as mike military aid and read your citation. i want to warn you. the metals are beautiful. ribbons are hung so any woman i'm giving a metal too, don't get angry at me if i mess up your hair. [laughter] you think i'm kidding. i'm not. all right. >> judith francisca baca. [cheering and applauding] for her monumental impact on art in america, the collaborative work earned on histories public memory pioneering in our form that empowers communities, reclaims public space wit

now monday, the niners gm, john lynch made it clear they feel that brock purdy is the guy no matter his this moment, no party had surgery about a month ago. so now the big question is when will he return in which of these guys behind me, trey lance or sam darnold we'll be holding down the fort until brock's back now today. well, in the coaches meeting down in phoenix, coach kyle shanahan loosely answered both questions around 3 months. post-surgery shanahan says that's when they'll better understand his timetable a return, rather this closer to the 6 month surgery or the 8 month mark that said he mention a slight chance of him being able to be back for training camp, a better chance that he could be back to return by week. one. but if not, either those a chance that parties return could be around week 4 at the latest in his words, while he heals the other 2 quarterbacks that are healthy will be competing for the spot. >> should be got hurt and open it up for brought play games a one all and played extremely high level. and we're very excited to have level of the players we believe me th

john lynch said the 49ers may have to look into signing veteran quarterback. naturally, he was asked about number 12, tom brady. >> i sent him a text when he retired. he was a teammate for three weeks at one point. i sent a text, congratulations on one of the greatest careers i've ever seen in any sport. i wished him the best. we will leave it at that. >> based on everything john lynch just said, he did not answer the question. he did not say no. >> so there's a chance. >> there's always a chance. he has retired and on retired before. brett favre came out of retirement a few times. >> we will see. thanks. >>> still ahead, the sierras are getting buried in snow. we show how much is piling up. ♪ before t xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room?you her? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. i

this is a political lynching, and it's being done simply to distract voters out there. know, we have a $3.5 trillion debt crisis. we have bank failures, inflation, low growth, political polarization, gun deaths, racism, global warming, foreign policy of broken countries, treaties and international institutions. we've made a hypocrisy of tidying the rule of law, international order, while undermining the wto. breaking the climate accord agreements that we went into in kyoto and also paris. this idea is just nonsense. nastasya: i want to stick specifically to what we're talking about in terms of tiktok. i know that there are broader disagreements here between the u.s. and china. now i want to bring in sarah. just picking up on something that einar alluded to there, if this data sharing law in china is such a huge concern that presumably would be a basis for banning any or all chinese private companies from operating in the u.s. >> right, yeah, so i think there are a couple of -- i mean, so many important issues here. one of the issues is not just whether this access is ha

lynch.thank you mister chairman. first of, all i want to correct the statement my colleague made. my objection were to the substance or content of the two witnesses that are now departed. my objection, as i stated before, was that if we are not going to observe the right to cross examine witnesses that are providing substantive testimony before this committee, then we should strike that. that is the practice in federal courts when much is at stake. it is a device that ensures that when people take a stand and offer evidence, that we can test the veracity of their statements. that is not the case in this hearing. the chair and the majority have chosen to allow witnesses to offer substantive testimony here. they have allowed them to scurry away, not face cross-examination or the testing of the statements they have made. it is ironic that we begin this hearing with a pledge of allegiance. we all stood and put our hands on our hearts and looked at the flag. then turned around and we eviscerated

. - there were close to 200 lynchings in tennessee alone. - [narrator] a young african-american womank back with her pen. - she was writing not just to inform, but to shame. - she says i'm gonna challenge you on this thread-bare lie that african-american men are lynched because they rape white women. - [narrator] she fled to chicago where she emerged as a radical black leader. - [woman] there was never a time when ida b. wells was not getting pushback, especially so in chicago. - [narrator] and became an inspiration to a new generation. - black lives matter! - black lives matter is addressing the same issues

the victim's family has identified her as megan actually lynched the mother of young children.tvu is amber lee as the story she's a free spirit free spirit . awful these two women are talking about megan ashley lynch , whose death oakland, police say is suspicious, believe honestly, christie miles is megan's mother. she tells me her daughter was found dead last thursday morning just after 10 15. miles says the 33 year old's body was wrapped in a plastic bag, rolled up in a carpet and dumped in an industrial area of west oakland daughter it was something very. vicious and horrific. police say they're investigating and releasing little information. miles and megan's mother in law. shannon patton, tell me, they suspect foul play. they say megan was a loving mother of three young children and worked as a caregiver. they say she had friends that may have been a bad influence. she wanted to do better in her life and get things right. and she was struggling with some things. she loved her children. this i know for sure, mama says megan is the second child she's lost in less than two y

lynch said that brock has probably earned that right to be the guy.y were to line up, brock would probably take the first snap. 49ers are hoping purdy will get healthy in time to do that. he is expected to take six months to recover from surgery. >>> all ÷?kyright. quarterback aaron rodgers still a green bay for now, at least. but someone else besides rogers is pretty confident he'll soon be a new york jet. jets head coach who was a 49ers defensive coordinator said today he is confident rogers would be his qb for the 2023 season. he said there is no rush to get a deal done, though, and that the team could even wait until training camp in july to make that move. so what's the hang-up and the deal, right? the packers reportedly want the jets' first round pick in this year's draft. so the jets don't want to cough that up. a lot of moving pieces still. jessica aguirre joins us with what is coming up next. >> right now at 6:00, it is becoming the norm. the bay area bracing for another storm. we're live in contra costa county tonight where people are trying

john lynch seems to put that debate to rest today.iew at the nfl owners meetings, lynch said that brock -- has probably earned that right to be the guy. and that if they were to line up, brock would probably take the first snap. 49ers are hoping purdy will get healthy in time to do just that. he is expected to take about six months to recover from surgery. >>> let's talk about baseball now. san francisco giants' final exhibition game is tonight, and it will likely have a lot more emotional impact for giants fans than your average preseason outing. game is supposed to be a tune-up before the regular season kicks off on thursday. but it's also the last appearance for a giants legend. sergio romo signed a minor league deal with the team this off-season so he could retire a giant. he is going to pitch one last time tonight in the orange and black. romo won three world series championships with the team, was an all-star in 2013. and above all else, he is beloved by bay area fans. >>> all right. thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. jan

john lynch stuck into the media about brock purdy. and is he the guy going into next season?he surgery and the other quarterbacks they have. sports director jason dumas says reaction from whicthe national weather service is issuing a winter storm warning for the tahoe area starting tomorrow morning. >> that's a serious stuff. officials say mo e heavy snow is expected. in fact. >> 8 to 16 inches or more in the already have a ton of snow. here's a live look at interstate 80 at castle peaks. pretty dark. you can see some activity there. vehicles are getting through could be a whole different story in a few hours. travel will be very difficult, maybe impossible. gusty winds will likely create whiteout conditions. officials are asking people to avoid traveling to the sierra if possible, and they say drivers could be stuck inside their cars for hours. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us now tracking the conditions. they're you know, 8 to 16 inches is a lot. but for this year testing it sound like much. yeah, i know really. it's been just an incredible year. i think you'r

today, john lynch praised doctor keith meister. going about this procedure the right way and pushing back that date. even one. it was an unpopular decision. >> i really want to thank doctor meister. you know, he called me when he made that decision. that's a tough decision to make. but i really appreciate the courage and the conviction to make that decision. it's all about the best outcome. is it ideal know you want, you know, for a variety reasons. time being number one. ultimately, he's 22 years old. we want the best outcome. and that's what doctor meister made a really tough decision. and we're very appreciative. >> as for trey lance, we can't forget about trey, his walking boot on that right ankle has been off for a while now and the lip is going. i can confirm that because i saw tray right here at chase center on friday night. but now he's back to fieldwork and throwing and working with receivers with pretty set to be out all tea's and possibly the start of training camp lance will be qb one by the fall. john lynch has had a g

the idea that you have a trial before your summarily lynched. i mean, this is nonsense. you can say all these things about what you're for afraid of everyone is afraid. the question is, what do we, how do we go forward already the u. s. is erected a tech wall on hardware saying that china shouldn't have access to chips. they shouldn't have access to chip making machines. now they want to extended to software. where does it stop? how, how big do these walls have to be before people start being afraid? i would it still being about it more walls make people more afraid. so when you're talking about trying to find a way for it, i see tick tock as trying to do that. and they've said that they've come up with a plan. they're calling it project, texas. they want to keep you as days on us serve as maintained by us company. adrian. i mean, that sounds like it and pretty good deal for the us now. on one level, it is and there's a similar plan in europe, covent, they call project clover, partly because the data centers in which the data will be higher are partly here in dublin, in

this is a political lynching, and it's being done simply to distract voters out there. you know, you, your, we have a 3.5 trillion dollar debt crisis. we have banks failures, inflation, low growth, political polarization, gun deaths, racism, global warming, foreign policy, bro, a broken countries, treaties and international institutions. and, you know, we've made our hypocrisy of targeting the rule of law international order while undermining the w t. o. brett, breaking, you know, with the climate accord agreements that we went into in kyoto and also paris. i mean, i do want is just nonsense. so i want to stick specifically to what we're talking about in terms of take talk. i, i know that there are broader disagreements here between the us and china. now i want to bring in sarah, just picking up on something that and alluded to them. if this data sharing law in china is such a huge concern. that presumably would be a basis for banning any or chinese private companies from operating in the u. s. re, yes, i think there are a couple of, i mean, so many important issues her

lynch says the plan is for party to meet up with the doctor down at spring training in arizona later this week. if all goes as planned, brock is set to get surgery early next week. and as for trey lance, his walking boot on his right ankle has been off for a little while now. limp is long gone as well. now he's back doing fieldwork, throwing and working with receivers. lynch says he's been watching lance's workouts and says overall he's recovering pretty well with party set to be out all of organized team activities and possibly the start of training camp lance will be quarterback number one by default. coming up next, another announcement after congresswoman barbara lee officially kicked off her campaign for state senate or for senate kron. 4 is your local election headquarters with the very latest. >> lights on the bay bridge may not be around much longer. what we know about the future of the 10 year art installation. and oakland mayor zhang tao announcing a new plan fix potholes through the city were speaking with her about this and other current oakland issues. after the break. >