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and mckay is outfront with me. now, along with john avlon, david axelrod, and instead herndon. so mckay you have been talking to a lot of people close to trump, you know, trump allies people like roger stone, and they are worried. what are you hearing from them? you know, it's interesting. i reached out to roger stone shortly after news of the indictment broke and asked him if he planned to be at the protest. if he planned to, you know, organize anything. he, of course, has a history as a republican operative of making mischief in trouble and creating these political spectacles. he was very adamant immediately that he would not be participating in any protests and that he was urging any trump protesters to stay peaceful and that that same sentiment has been expressed over and over from people close to trump or in trump's orbit, which i think is interesting because you have trump himself out there calling for people to come to the streets to, you know, write a lot of noise, and i think that people in trump's orbit believe that he will benefit from this politically. as long as th

when you have andy mckay saying things like that, you know how political this is, going after president trump. >> sean: congressman jordan, great to have you. thank you. when we come back, he's fired up. the great one, mark levine is coming up. tell you why all americans should be terrified by what joe biden is doing. stay with us. >> sean: all right. consequences of joe biden's extreme weakness on the world stage are growing by the hour. we told you about the french president macron meeting with president xi, president of brazil announcing he will be inviting to president xi to his country. joe, he's taken a trip to ireland this week to walk in the footsteps of his ancestor, and plans to visit castles while he's there. maybe build a sandcastle. how does the trip to ireland help america stand up to our adversaries. peter doocey asked that. >> this ireland trip next week. >> dramatic. >> how does biden's trip to ireland help counter china or end the war in ukraine? >> so, let me just say a couple of things. the president is certainly looking forward to taking this trip to northern irelan

i appreciate the success of president dave mckay, boeing national strategy director, and tournament director steve. the victory was special as it has been a vacation favorite for the fitzpatrick family from the united kingdom for many years. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from the afghanistan safe haven to america. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? >> unanimous consent, to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, madam chair. california has gotten a heck of a lot of rain and snow this year. we are very grateful for that. this after several dry years mother nature and god has been good to us. billions of gallons of water have flooded california in some areas, including the newly created lake as in previous decades. our snow pack is near record levels. but so much of this water is being lost out to the ocea

and again, that was morgen mckay reporting. it appears that former vice president mike pence is ready to testify before a grand jury in washington, d. c according to a spokesperson. pence will not appeal a court ruling ordering him to testify in a special council probe into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. pence is expected to speak under oath about his direct conversations with former president trump leading up to the january 6th insurrection. millions of people across the nation stand to lose their health insurance due to a medicaid policy change. california is trying to prepare for that change. the city of oakland is providing more details about the ransomware attack that has plagued city computers coming up at 6 30. we hear from the mayor about the investigation. and we've got some unsettled weather coming our way. we'll time it out as we get closer to the bay area weekend. and twitter gives npr a new label that's raising plenty of eyebrows in media and beyond the latest dispute on the social media platform, and here'

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mckay well, carry the lid of his coffin covered with the american flag, and, in addition, in today's was an article about the spread of fakes. uh, against the russian army. this speech by russian railways took place in the state of arizona in the local house of representatives; this became another such brick in this general term of his, a russian political scientist who has long been following the activities today said that today's verdict. generally. this natural outcome. when in the struggle for our and your freedom, which was the guiding star of russian liberalism, you end up on the side of the enemy, and the theory that they have lived for decades is that this country can and should be betrayed and sold. it began to be realized the first was the bark murza but for sure he will not be the last audience is not it. well, i’ll also add that today, against the backdrop of the verdict, the russian ambassador was summoned to the british foreign office, since vladimir karamurza is also a subjects of the english crown, the publications of the moscow city court are already gradually disper

sarah mckay with the de young museum. thanks so much for your time today. we appreciate it.hank you so much for having me. lovely pictures there, right. what beautiful art a. we have a beautiful sky outside several decks of clouds line the bay area at this hour and still little bit of light precipitation. you can see that we do have some clouds roughly down to about 1000 ft all the way up to about 18,000 ft and taking a look at the flag. it's not even on the fly at the golden gate bridge, but i'll show you where it is a bit on the breezy side. temperature wise 60 in napa 60 and throughout the tri valley and also 60 degrees at sfo. so here's where we have the breeze at this hour right around the napa area. 17 buchanan feel that 12 16 at oakland international airport, and we are picking up a gusty wind now to 23 mph at mineta international airport. it's our storm tracker, too, and we have the arable pressure. the cold front to the east at the bay area. so what we have in store for you now is just a hit and miss scattered, very light rain shower just outside of scotts valley an

mckay morgen, you're inside the courthouse for the proceeding inside an overflow room, described the there at the courthouse as soon as the former president stepped inside the building. my former president donald trump entered the courtroom at around 2 30 in the afternoon and his signature red tie and pled not guilty to 34 counts of filing false business records in the first degree, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg said he did so in order to benefit his own presidential campaign. now each count carries a maximum of four years in prison, although if trump were to be convicted, a judge could sentence him to probation. now trump is due back in court on two december 4th now trump's lawyers said that this is placed a tremendous burden on new york city. there was about 35,000 nypd officers on standby today and there was just a massive law enforcement agency. presence downtown today, and so trump's lawyers push back on this and said he shouldn't have to appear in court on this december 4th court appearance dates, but the judge denied this request. now the district attorney's office b

hannah mckay will also take a goodwill tour of japan.al returns tomorrow and runs next weekend as well. well if you are in the in the area or need a passport, want to renew one as well, you might want to be prepared to wait for a while, while reporter ryan elijah has a story. it was supposed to be a special spring break trip to jamaica that nashar read palmer and her daughters would not forget was looking forward to this trip to be like. oh, i can't wait for you guys to taste the food that i ate. i can't wait for you to see where i grew up those plans that were ruined what one of the five passports didn't arrive in time for sunday's flight. but she sent three of her daughters on the trip. anyway, i paid almost $1100 to have all of the deeds stuff done. in time. derek robinson's wife and daughter flew to mexico monday, but their trip almost didn't happen. his wife applied in january and paid for the expedited service. she should have gotten that in 3 to 5 weeks, but that didn't happen. always busy. robinson called the passport appointment

c mckay is this year's cherry blossom queen.ar round community events representing northern california's japanese american community, hannah mckay will also take a goodwill tour of japan the cherry blossom festival returns today and also runs next weekend as well. we've been talking about how beautiful it is, if you haven't been out there for the charity. fantastic yes, absolutely gorgeous out there when the cherry blossoms are in bloom, just gorgeous kind of think everything's in bloom right now. i was in the east bay yesterday in the hill's a green . everything's butting up on the trees and look at that. allergies are enough to tell me that everything is in. don't bring us down. no, no, no, it's all good. no, i'll take a look. if the payoff for that beauty that we see out there is a little stuffy nose, i'll take a claritin and move on my son's suffer really terribly from allergies, and i told them a couple of months ago with all this rain starts stacking up now start loading up, start storing all of your allergy meds because t

mckay slaughtered animal? it is a _ come from... mckay slaughtered animal?ing it is _ absolutely. while my food is sizzling it is time _ absolutely. while my food is sizzling it is time to - absolutely. while my food is sizzling it is time to discuss. absolutely. while my food is| sizzling it is time to discuss a absolutely. while my food is i sizzling it is time to discuss a not very well—known and pretty pretty unpleasant issue. now, lab—grown meat sounds a lot more humane, doesn't it? it sounds like no animals are harmed in the process, but, unfortunately, that's not quite true. cultivated media as possible, it allows the consumer to eat meat without the killing, that is the obvious, but in all of ——in order for cultivated me to grow we need to introduce a catalyst, most traditionally it is a sarum that is extracted from the foetuses of cows. the unpalatable background only calls into question the ethics of cultivated meat but also makes it very expensive to produce. making cultivated meat as affordable as normal meat doesn't guarantee that people will ac

i don't think we sign a claude mckay book already, a harlem renaissance writer of great. i don't think we've signed a paul laurence dunbar book yet, but we need to. he's really the first great modern black poet, although he lived a very short life. how do you match topics with authors. well, partly that comes from the author telling us what they want to do. their author just coming forward and saying, i would to write about so-and-so. and we say, all right, do a proposal on that. and then sometimes say, can you tweak that proposal and maybe take it a little bit? not direction or where are you finding the evidence on this in the material and on? but sometimes we sit around and we have our zoom meetings and we just kind of dream up topics and then skip or jackie or, or i come up with, well, you know, who might write that or? you know, who might write that? and also, now the press is the series is now more and more widely. the press actually gets proposed and submitted directly to them, to the editors at press. so in other words, ideas for the series can come in through the

we spoke with curator sarah mckay about what makes adam's work so special and enduring. had extreme technical ability. but he also had a real love for the western landscape. you know, adams didn't follow a traditional religion, and he had difficulty paying attention in school when he was a child, and he really found himself in outside in yosemite and the national parks. the show opens to the public tomorrow runs through july 23rd after the young museum in san francisco images so beautiful things to do this week. warming up and go ahead. yeah and h mnh! how can my babies be early?! i've never been early to anything! maybe they're not mine! i've always been faithful to you! (groaning) push, damn it! i'm not losing another baby today. -(flatline) -(groaning) cardiac arrest. crash cart! the shock could kill the baby! (paddles whine) that's something i'll just have to live with.

of bram stalker as the director of the picture of the studio at yura court pictures invited chris mckayilms lego movie batman and the war of the future , the action of the drug comedy, which literally reboots the universe of classic monsters, transfers the count to the fight and dodged. at 19 in our time, somewhere in new orleans, the local evil spirits will be vampires and some moral questions about everything. it will be possible to immerse yourself, thanks to the premiere picture in the title role. we'll see nicholas hoult and nicolas cage, the latter experiencing a real professional renaissance in recent times. he manages to take part in three or four films a year, moreover , work has already been announced for 24 many critics. they emphasize that cage literally went to this role all his life himself. look he played kiss of the vampire produced shadow. vampire his uncle francis ford dome. at the end finally put the last big cruciation. dracula what will be dracula performed by nicolas cage find out for yourself the truth in the cinema chair. well, after the cinema, from the bottom o

weekend at the opening night of the festival, the 2023 court was crowned berkeley alum hannah casey mckayas named this year's terry blossom queen kylie tamura of concord crowned first princess. the festival concludes this sunday with multiple events, which include a grand parade. and greg. you know what? our own jonah she was a little humble there she is announcing that parade. ah is the emc. so you got to go by and say, how did janet she's going to be there for 1 to 4 o'clock on sunday, and if you're heading on out to the cherry blossom festival, we have a weather forecast for you. just make sure you dress in layers or have a light jacket because we will have temperatures under 60 degrees. both days under sunny skies is going to be a fantastic time right now. looking out towards the bay bridge. we're currently with temperatures in the forties due west of the bay bridge and due east of the bay bridge is 47 degrees. if you had inland towards livermore, the winter still pretty breezy. 17 at fairfield 20 at s f o and 12 mph at mineta international airport. those winds are all because of a se

. >> assistant curator sarah mckay said she grew up on the east coast where many of the images definedpe in popular imagination. she also notes the evolution in works like the beach restoration. the environmental activism started by adams is at the forefront of the images in the exhibition. there are photographers like a lucas folia who are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the environment. >> the exhibition is also intimate look at ansell adams bay area roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides. a mix of classic and contemporary views of landscape, the west and ultimately the change facing our entire planet. >> the exhibit is called ansell adams in our time should it opens this weekend. >> well worth your time. let's turn our attention back to the changing forecast. >> sandhya patel has what is coming our way. >> how about some rain? let's take a live look at a picture from our zephyr cove camera. if you're heading to the mountains, tomorrow is a good day to go. friday there will

reporter: assistant curator sarah mckay says she grew up on the east coast where many of his images definedtion. but she also notes the evolution after el niÑo waves.ntaldby adaf it is he forefront of eimagese . are photographers likelu who ao climateciensts and whose main concern is the environment. reporter: the exhibition is also an intimate look at ansell adams' bay area roots. from the golden before the golden gate bridge, to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides. a mix of classic and contemporary views of landscape, the west, and ultimately the change facing our entire planet. meteorologist: the exhibition is called ansell adams in our time. it opens this weekend at the young museum. that is something i would really like to see. i encourage us all to see it. kristen: the photographer, the environmentalist, it is great they are putting this together. . now to a different kind of environmental story. it is newt mating season. that means some bird closures to keep -- road closures to keep the creatures safe. this road will remain close for two more weeks for newt

mug shot which will become probably the biggest picture anyone seen in fingerprint question asked mckay thickness what were hearing this is arranged by the secret service and nypd, this is history of the president of the united states been arrested and arraigned in new york city. it's really just unprecedented and we will find out what he has been indicted for on tuesday when the indictment is unsealed were hearing from reports 34 counts of something we don't know what that is, as i mentioned in the report leaks from the grand jury went to the media as a journalist you not really supposed to cover what's going on in the grand jury because the secret everything with the grand jury is supposed to be secret and kept under wraps however, all this is getting out is unclear at this point. >> reporter doesn't secret service agents will be involved on tuesday, thank you. brooke talked about how unprecedented it is i just had an interview with three people who lived under communism, one in china and one in vietnam and one in albania all of them saying wow i never thought i would see something li

mckay what? don’t remember which one, which means he called russia either the upper volt and with rockets, or which country the gas station is something like that , hinting at the fact that, so to speak, all this. maybe why is it so important and insulting, because that's it, once and for all, crumble and collapse. and look, what is the irony of fate, but the former real colossi, like, united now in america they crumble behind our eyes. well , they just crumble, they just fall into insignificance, not yet in the economic sense, not in all areas, but at least in one, that's for sure. look, it means, uh , tucker carlson, the famous tv presenter of the focus channel, probably the most famous, in fact , american tv presenter, so i remember one of them well, lari well, you can still have a couple of names, in short, one of the most famous american tv hosts he uh left with the dries. well, or rather, there is reason to believe that you just stupidly fired fox news and now, finally, for the first time,

work of bram stalker as the director of the picture of the studio universult pictures invited chris mckayor the films lego movie batman and the war of the future action of a lightweight comedy that literally reboots the universe of classic monsters carry count fight and you are a faithful servant of 2019 in our time somewhere in the new orlyan. local evil spirits will be vampires and some moral questions about everything. it will be possible to immerse yourself, thanks to the premiere picture in the title role. we'll see nicholas hoult and nicolas cage last experiencing a true professional renaissance in recent times. he manages to take part in 3-4 years. so a year more than that has already been announced by 24 works by many critics. they emphasize that cage literally walked this video all his life himself. look he played the kiss of the vampire against the forces of the shadow, his uncle francis ford's vampire dome, eventually staged the latter. big cruciation dracula what will be dracula performed by nicolas cage find out for yourself the products. and now thanks to the moraine murenko

mckay been very clear without conditions we will not negotiate. there is nothing new there.nt does not agree with this bill. >> the republican default on america act does nothing to resolve the default prices and make the only more likely, the default on america act which the house just past is not a step forward but rather a costly step backwards. maria: that was white house secretary karine jean-pierre and white house prosecutor calling it the bungle he called the wrong name and a house the underpass the house of representatives, joe manchin is once again calling on president biden to negotiate with house speaker kevin mccarthy, manchin released a statement yesterday saying it is now been 85 days since the president sat down with the speaker. only the president can prevent this from becoming a full-blown domestic crisis, joining the note baskets editor senate environmental committees pete ricketts is here, good to see you, thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you for having me on. a lot of news coming out of washington this week not only on what's going on with

china you're speaking of them going to invade taiwan is that what you're talking about gordon question mckayor japan or the philippines art could just be a dangerous intercept of an american plane in the global conflict. unites a sneeze to have a sense of emergency which we don't have us not just an oval office from its apartment the top reaches of the pentagon. i do not think they understand how fast china is moving. but quickly art removing assets closer in the region and getting positioned? >> are doing certain things. the pentagon believes if workers are basically saying that until 2027 at the latest. like 2035 there actually taking ships and planes out of service in order to pay for the force of the 2040s. they caused him to vest to invest. it's making ourselves less capable to do the challenges of today. i believe there is going to be conflict with china's not going to be the 2040s is going to be this decade. arthel: okay but we should not make the first move yes or no should we make the first move? what's no of course not. we need to defend ourselves. and clearly we should not be atta

jon: 15 mckay was a catastrophic this with mitti hicks outside the damage theater meteorologist adams standing both the forecaster. but we begin tonight with "fox weather" correspondent max gorden and a hard-hit little rock, arkansas, max. >> in little rock, arkansas this looking like a bomb went off around 50 people went to the hospital and pulaski county, one person unfortunate confirmed dead. the national weather service says this wasn't the f3 tornado. a high end ef-3 with high when someone is 65 miles per hour per. >> touchdown local type in a tornado issue for communities around arkansas as a tribute tour through the see the national weather service offices in little rock had to transfer duties over to the memphis office meteorologist here took shelter, homes and businesses were ripped apart by the tornado. even though warnings were sent out about the severe storms the twister still took some by surprise. here's a one man who said he was out shopping when he had to run for cover from the storm. >> as i got in, huddled up against the >> barrier, every single glass window blew ou

here he is you know mckay joanie before i came here . there was a loud explosion at the speech venue in, say sakigake. police are currently investigating the details, but in any case, i want to apologize for causing many people to be concerned in the trouble caused but we are in the middle of a very important election for our country, and we need to carry this on together until the end. the u. s targets illegal fentanyl production with new charges against more than two dozen people in china and mexico , including members of the sinaloa cartel, one that story after the break possibly be released. video shows new mexico police going to the wrong address. shooting a man dead. we'll hear what the police chief said about the incident pass. forecasters predict more than a dozen name storms this hurricane season. how many will turn into major hurricanes moments that question ahead. please stay with us. i have type two diaiabetes, but i mamanaged it well, it's a little pill withh a big story to tell. i take one staley jarred ians. it was easy to

i'm gasia mckay at the end. let's take a live look outside our studios, the oakland estuary glittering in the noontime sun and in san francisco, a tiny bit of clouds up above. if you're closer to the coast, he may have even seen fog. let's turn to our meteorologist roberta gonzalez. she is live with a quick peek at the weather. good morning. good afternoon, roberta. yes. hi there cuts yet. you know one thing. i absolutely forgot that i missed. the sounds of birds chirping. it's nice when it was raining so much. we didn't hear the birds, right and i was out for a walk with my dog earlier this morning, and it was just glorious. the birds were singing. i was singing all dry and look at the visibility unlimited at this hour picking out towards the city by the bay , the city of san francisco again visibilities and limited at this lunchtime temperature wise livermore. it's not chicken in with us, but you can serve mess that this time there right around 65. degrees 52 in santa rosa and 71 already in san jose . now ther

dr mckay is right that trusts and many management teams have been working very hard to ensure safe workingcalls about a coach crash on the m4. we have agreed a derogation in somerset, so i am really confident that our attitudes towards safety of health care leaders as lord bethel describe, and as well as being trade unionist, being a trade unionist is not in conflict with our commitment to patient safety. let conflict with our commitment to patient safety-— conflict with our commitment to patient safety. let me ask you dr runs wick how _ patient safety. let me ask you dr runs wick how long _ patient safety. let me ask you dr runs wick how long do _ patient safety. let me ask you dr runs wick how long do you i patient safety. let me ask you dr runs wick how long do you think| patient safety. let me ask you dr- runs wick how long do you think your members are, have the appetite for continuing this strike action if there is no movement from the government. there is no movement from the government-— there is no movement from the government. , ., , ., , , government. they gave us a 9896 yes vot

you know mckay joanie before i came here.re was a loud explosion at the speech venue in, say sakigake. police are currently investigating the details, but in any case, i want to apologize for causing many people to be concerned in the trouble caused but we are in the middle of a very important election for our country, and we need to carry this on together until the end. well at least seven people are dead after gunmen opened fire on people at a public pool in central mexico . local officials say it happened saturday afternoon. one of those killed is a young child . one injured survivor was taken to a hospital. so far. motive is unclear. no suspects have been apprehended the u. s targets illegal fentanyl production with new charges against more than two dozen people in china and mexico. including members of the sinaloa cartel. do stay with us. when you find your reason toto o on. let it pull you pass the doubt the pain and past your limits matter what we go on bio freeze for the ones findingew ways to ensure the joblways gets

city dyslexic effort from nelson was deflation for manager mckay. i think that empty or was late because he was very much again and disappointed because we didn't get the 3 points on that . after all. what happened in the game? i still believe that we deserved better yet. we have to look in the mirror. we give 3 really easy goes away again and when dusty the case is extremely difficult to, to win in is like these players reactions here. so the now arsenault head to the, as he had on when say it a game that will go a long way to deciding who with the premier league hatfield, pennsylvania, or how does it say kill days? so that will leads austell, still lead merges to city bar 5 points. but having played 2 games more, if city can beat the colors in their li clash or a wednesday and with their remaining fixtures, they will take the title city. meanwhile, take on sheffield. united in the semi finals of the english, i think up to die. her guardiola insist his fires have the energy to chase 3 charges you feel? i'm not a do you feel? i'm okay and feel i wan

mckay connell in the senate. republicans aren't talking about this at all. in fact, biden's statement concludes with a clear called to arms politically right, he says . i will continue to fight politically driven attacks on women's health. but let's be clear the american people must continue to use their vote as their voice in elected congress will pass a law. restoring the protections of roe v. wade, so he's running on this, and i think democrats are going to do that all over the country. chris insulted sanderson. how do you think republicans are viewing this? i mean, do you think at least some of the moderate republicans are breathing a sigh of relief tonight? well this is kicked the can down the road and as your legal correspondence in the first block talked about this is something that may not be ultimately resolved until next summer, right on the eve of these presidential nominating conventions, so we've got a long way to go for this to be resolved. i think right now, what republicans have been grappling with is the fact that you did have at least in a

the londoners to see clear of 2nd place city. dyslexia effort from nelson was deflation for manager mckay at the premier, empty or is because he was very emotional again and disappointed because we didn't get the 3 points on that. i've said, oh, what happened in the game? i still believe that we deserved better yet. we have to look in the mirror. we give 3 really easy goes away again and when dusty bouquets is extremely difficult to, to winning this, like these players reactions here. so the now arsenault head to the se, had on when say it a game that will go a long way to deciding who with the premier league hatfield, pennsylvania, or how does era say county? oh your point. so that's all means arsenal still. lead manchester city by 5 points, but having played 2 games more if city can beat the gunners in that league match on wednesday. and when they remaining fixtures, they'll take the title while city take on sheffield united in the semi finals of the english f, a cup to day manager pap. guardiola says his plays, do have the energy to chase 3 trophies. you feel on the tail the you feel i

assistant curator sarah mckay says she grew up on the east coast, where many of ansel adams images defined the western landscape in popular imagination. but she also notes the evolution in works like lucas folios beach restoration after el nino waves environmentalism that was kind of started by adams is now really being kind of. it's at the forefront of the images in the exhibition, so there are photographers like lucas folio who really are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the environment . the exhibition is also an intimate look at ansel adams bay or your roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge. to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides, a mix of classic and contemporary views. of landscape. the west. and ultimately, the change facing our entire planet. spencer christian, abc seven news looks like a great exhibit. all right , still to come on abc seven mornings, tennessee officials consider reappointing to lawmakers after controversial protests on the house floor the new developments after they were expelled from their sea

biden has not met with mckay once in recent months. and the answer followed, and not immediately.s of cost savings, listen how can you see on the slide while president biden fights for elimination? toxic pollution and cost savings through clean energy tax credits speaker mccarthy released a ransom note holding our economy hostage. it's a 320 page plan to destroy jobs, fill our cities with mog and spread asthma. among our children. the proposal would remove tax breaks on green energy, sending thousands of jobs back to china, making it easier for oil companies to use toxic chemicals. which cause severe burns damage people's eyes and literally melt bones. this will seriously weaken the clean air law, returning us to a time when cities across the country were filled with thick, smog, polluting our air and poisoning the lungs of our children. extreme offer. mccarthy maga's speakers will be a disaster for climate and health. what president biden won't allow in office mccarthy has been labeled an extremist for living within his means. the good news for the killers of children is that her

assistant curator sarah mckay says she grew up on the east coast, where many of ansel adams images define the western landscape in popular imagination. but she also notes the evolution and work. like lucas folios beach restoration after el nino waves environmentalism that was kind of started by adams is now really being kind of it's at the forefront of the images in the exhibition. so there are photographers like lucas folio who really are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the environment . the exhibition is also an intimate look at ansel adams bay or your roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge. to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides, a mix of classic and contemporary views. of landscape. the west and ultimately, the change facing our entire planet. how nice this really gives you a different lens of o of ansel adams, right ? yeah, that's exactly unintended, unintended, but it was perfectly said, though, and this goes back to i like the way we talked about the golden gate before the golden gate bridge because most of us,

assistant curator sarah mckay says she grew up on the east coast, where many of ansel adams images defined the western landscape in popular imagination . but she also notes the evolution and work. like lucas folios beach restoration after el nino waves environmentalism that was kind of started by adams is now really being kind of it's at the forefront of the images in the exhibition. so there are photographers like lucas folio who really are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the environment. the exhibition is also an intimate look at ansel adams bay or your roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge. to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides, a mix of classic and contemporary views. of landscape. the west. and ultimately, the change facing our entire planet. spencer christian, abc seven news. still to come on abc seven mornings. tennessee officials consider reappointing to lawmakers after a controversial protests on the house floor the new developments after they were expelled from their seats. all you get explored dirt roads g

joining us now is the lead author of this new study professor sean esteban mckay, but he's also the director of the center for the study of drugs, alcohol, smoking and health at the university of michigan. welcome to professor mccabe. you say this is a major wake up call walk us through. what else you found in this study and what was most surprising to you? sure well, thank you for having me. what we found in this national study was that the there was a wide range and prescription stimulant misuse across middle and high schools in the united states. we also found a very wide range and stimulant therapy for 80 hd, so same medications used medically. and that range was from 0% at some schools all the way up to over 25% at other schools, and that that was really important to show that variation. so some schools, you know, we found that there were really no kids that were misusing and others where you know one in every four, uh, students were misusing these medications. that's a huge difference. 0% in some schools versus up to 20 more than 25% and others. i mean, is there a comment denominator b

it is, it is what we would call a traditional workplace violence event picking up on what andy said mckay three minutes. three minutes is really fast. it's excellent, uh, law enforcement response time and you don't get better than that. and we have this many dead and probably others who may not make it and so we can look at motive. all the all the time we want, but we do have a very quick probably relatively mostly perfect response. and still we have this many dead. i want to just say two things about the people that you saw recall three people that you saw just because these does matter. bashir is known as the consoler in chief amongst governors who i work with, because the state has been hit a lot by natural disasters and crime and other instances he is he knows what he's doing. and i thought he performed successfully in that regard. the mayor mayor greenberg is trying to bring louisville back to life . and so they want to tell the community that this is a safe community. and then the police department is under a new as of last month. moment of justice review or complaints regarding civ

we spoke with curator sarah mckay about what makes adams worked so special and enduring cancel.lso had a real love for the western landscape. you know, adams didn't follow a traditional religion, and he had difficulty paying attention in school when he was a child, and he really found himself in outside in yosemite and the national parks. that show opens to the public today it will run through july. the 23rd at the museum. it's san francisco. i'd like to go check beautiful. you know, one of the great things about this job is it gives affords you a chance to talk to interesting people, and i had a chance to talk to one of his apprentices a long time ago. the apprentice what ansel adams would have made of photo shop and all that kind of stuff, and they said he would have loved it really would have loved it, which i was very surprising. i figured that he really took a picture that's going to be natural to be natural. but he said, no, he would have absolutely loved the ability to kind of play with the image a little bit and the black and white. it's black and white. just i mean, it'

last month, price released a video claiming that the judge mark mckay, cannon's decision has put his impartiality into question. i can't talk about the evidence in that case, but i want you to know that we have reviewed the case extensively. to make sure that it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt . that's what we are committed to do with every case. log would now faces a trial for all three murders and faces 75 years to life in prison. time is now 708 tenants in oakland at the flood damage coliseum connections apartments protested outside of a town hall meeting. stop. just place man. its placement, residents say they've been out of their flooded building for 95 days now, and there's no clear time for them to return, he said . he says it's working with the relocation company to provide benefits to any displaced tenet with these tenants say they're tired of being shuffled from hotel to hotel. go their families and hotels that have had, uh sex rings. it has been roaches and has been bedbugs. it has been violence has been all these things have taken place at these hotels that we've

gasia mckay elliot. you enjoyed the sun this weekend, and there's even more in store the work week. rosemary fergana, eventually warm things up gasia and dave. good morning to both of you. soaring into the upper eighties . by about mid week wednesday, perhaps peaking near 90 by thursday. here's a look at what we are expecting for today outside our doors at this hour partly cloudy and cool temperatures starting out in the forties and fifties into the afternoon, a little bit of a breeze out there, and temperatures are expected to be similar to slightly cooler for today before that big robust warm up begins tomorrow, giving you a look at what we can expect for today and the rest of the week coming up in just a moment, but at 7 30 the let's first check those highways this morning was sell. isil hello, rosemary. we've seen a little improvement at that richmond bridge. i wanted to let you know because the couple of reports that had earlier of that risk, enbridge were just awful commute . they finally did clear

i'm gasia mckay a senior. thank you so much for joining us 8 30 on the dot friday, april 28th and we're heading into the weekend and it's going to be warm one. so you're gonna love it? got your summer clothes ready to head outdoors this weekend? yes alright. so let's check it with steve paulson this morning to find out what we can expect today, tomorrow and sunday as well. she that's all that's a lot of pressure, gracious today will be warm inland cooler by the coast. there's a pretty good fog bank out there and we are running cooler for some. now the bigger drop will be over the weekend on the temps, and by sunday some will drop by 25 degrees. paddling was running two degrees cooler. nevado four, santa ros is running eight degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. yet half of the base plus five so most locations of mountain view, san carlos and running a little bit cooler. so friday on my mind, that's a that's a big fog bank thick, thick, thick fog this morning cooler for some still warm to hot inland. but we're star

martin mckay you've made your case very, very clearly and very very calmly.r that. thanks for being with us today on tv news. coming up, in the wake of the jemmy saville scandal exposed in 2012, an inquiry into child sex abuse sat for seven years. now the government promises action but not quite yet. that's after the break welcome back. often this program, i talk to critic stefan kyrgios about what's going on on the theatre stages of london. in his absence , i'd like to report his absence, i'd like to report on guys and dolls, which he urged me to see at the bridge theatre opposite the tower of london. the space there is absolutely . and for this absolutely. and for this production galleries of seats are arranged on four sides around an open and that area is shared by the cast and a standing audience as platforms are constantly unpredictably rising out of the floor. those with standing tickets are marshall by stagehands who are dressed as new york cops , and dressed as new york cops, and you may find yourself caught up in the action ushered to a seat, a cafe

last month, price released a video claiming that judge mark mckay cannon's decision has put his impartiality in that case. but i want you to know that we have reviewed the case extensively to make sure that it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. that's what we are committed to do with every case. longwood now faces a trial for all three murders and faces 75 years to life in prison. time is now six. oh, six. oakland mayor xiang tao says the city is a back up to 85% of normal after february's ransomware attack, she was updating reporters as she talked to them during an event celebrating oakland's return from the pandemic, so oakland city hall is open again. more downtown businesses are back to in person work. mayor tao says the fbi is investigating that security breach and she confirmed that hackers released even more personal information about current and former city employees as well as information about residents like people who filed a claim against oakland or applied for certain programs. sensitive situation ransomware, you can consider these as terrorists. we are working with the fb

now, one of my questions here -- mike will consolidated audit trail mckay's database both click personal finance information of american retail investors? are you going to collect information on individuals who are using platforms to invest? are you going to collect that information? >> you are right there to databases the case database will not have individual names, birthdays and so forth. but it has to have an identifier so we can be tagged and back to at the appropriate dealer has progressive settlements time is expired but perhaps you can answer it in writing. the gentleman from new york is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chair gensler for coming to testify today. when you appeared before this committee in 2021 i ask about your to improve the sec diversity disclosures. empowering investors and encouraging greater corporate diversity. especially within american boardrooms and among senior management. you mentioned your focus at that time on human capitol rulemaking which would include such disclosure improvements. and i understand the proposal should be coming out withi

weather gets warmer and out of county judge will decide if alameda county superior court judge mark mckayld be disqualified from a high profile criminal trial. judge mccann in is set to preside over the murder trial of alonso log wood. his trial was supposed to start this week. but mccann in rescinded the order to bring in the jury. judge mccann in also rejected a plea deal brokered by pamela price of 15 years in prison. he faces 75 years to life in prison. if the case goes to trial. time is fivethirtyeight, the people who write scripts for movies and tv shows overwhelmingly approved a plan to go on strike. 11,000 members of the writers guild of america could stop productions if they don't have a new kind. contract by may 1st. that's when their current contract expires at the union is perching for increases in pay and in residuals, especially for streaming content, it tends to have fewer episodes in tv studios, including disney, netflix, sony, amazon and apple say an agreement is still possible, but say the writers guild must be committed to what it calls serious bargaining. the last ride