ryan: yes -- mickey: yes. we are not going back to the 1970's, but it is just so clear this is more than temporary. yes, we are having a temporary spike because of the year-over-year measured from last spring, but all you need to do is look at the acceleration in economic growth, and if it is continued, it means aggregate demand relative to supply or relative to capacity, that is all you need for businesses to raise prices and maintain their margins, so everything is in place for inflation to rise, and i think it is going to rise significantly enough to make the fed uncomfortable. and when the fed is uncomfortable, we will have to see how the markets respond. but once again, all of the factors are in place for higher inflation. and i just point out we have never had so much monetary and fiscal stimulus, and the fed, and others, are saying but look what happened after the financial crisis, we did qe and zero rates, and it did not generate higher inflation, so the same thing is going to happen. they are just fig

she was wearing a mickey mouse t-shirt which wasn't hers and it didn't have any holes in it. meaning someone had trust heather after she was murdered. and that shooting didn't happen in the trunk, not enough blood there and no bullet holes. and there was one more thing. something downright weird. heather killer had taken scissors to her long hair. cut it, unevenly, close to her scalp. what do you make of that? >> i thought it was odd. it made me believe that whoever did this, probably did it out of anger. >> anchor was only one of the emotions heather's family was feeling. >> i am in tears. my wife says what is wrong? and i say we just found her. >> my gut fell to the floor. i was in shock. i couldn't even comprehend that this is real life. >> it was. now detective sean o'connell began a real life investigation. so, who would want to kill heather bogle? >> i don't know. >> it wouldn't take him long to find suspects. that is suspects, plural. >> the detective gets his first lead from hit a neighbor in that apartment building. why did she see? coming up. >> she tells me sometim

they do not, then nothing will change.s mickey edwards, and sam seder join me. mickey, let's talk about the meaning of today, and whether you agree or not with my read on what has to be threatened credibly for anything to change. >> sure, chris. s i mean, what has happened is that for a long time, the problem here was donald trump. and it appeared that the difficulty for the country and of course for the republican party was one person who is out of control, and if you could just get him out of office, then things woulden come back to normal. and i think there have been several things since the election and the insurrection, and today that made it clear that this is not just a donald trump thing. it's a group of people in congress, the republican party leadership, from the rnc down and the members of congress and a lot ofan governors who have basically given up on the idea that it's their role to protect democracy and the constitution, to ensure fair elections and freedom of the press, and rule of law. and all of the things that make america great. and so now, a

mickey, let's start with you. the meaning today and whether you agree with not with my basic read on what has to be threatened credibly for anything to change. >> sure, chris. what has happened is that for a long time the problem here was donald trump. it appeared that the difficulty for the country and of course the republican party was one person who was out of control and if you can just get him out of office and things would come back to normal. i think there have been several things since the election and since the insurrection and today that have made it clear that this is not just a donald trump thing. it is a group of people in congress, it is the republican party leadership, from the rnc down in the members of congress and a lot of governors who have basically given up on the idea that it is their role to protect democracy to protect the constitution. to ensure fair elections and freedom of the press and rule of law and all of the things that make america great. right now, a lot of us have decided that wi

so if you buy i don't know mickey mantle baseball card, you don't own mickey mantle, you just own something that represents him that has accumulated value because other people want it. and so we don't really know this is new. we don't know if it's going to go the way of the tool craze from the 17th century in the netherlands, or poking on cards or even baseball cards. but somebody was willing to bet $730000.00 on it. and so a lot of money for a bit of president summation, really some people have called this, this a mean gold rush. what, what does this mean? well, you've probably been watching as the nf piece of really exploded this year in particular . so there was over $200.00 as $2000000000.00 spent on entities in the 1st quarter of 2021 at the 2000 and percent increase over the last quarter. and these are new. they've been around since about 2014, but it's really exponentially growing right now. and a lot of the fees are based on means. so kind of like charlie bit me, people who just uploaded a video or a photo that then took off went viral. but there's an original video somewhere that s

and build audiences forever so thinking about her in that way of a character 1st mindset that new mickey she is right games is nikki and that that is important and so her timelessness of her is phenomenal also her ability to appear in multiple places at once is significant because you know she is an artist streams so what does it look like if she's live in london and live in l.a. on this on a stage on the same night so now from a production standpoint audiences around the entire world can go see her on the same night and create a larger form of fandom in the real world. also to be honest she can live any life she can go to the beach as you see or go play with her count one day a so she can really go out and do anything it's fiction. i don't see a solution is deep deep into tech. in oh i need the touch with one thing you think i get that that's what i like that one who would you share with people where you think take a look at this virtual influence or. to be honest the whole concept of virtual influencers leaves me feeling like i'm in an episode of black mirror it's still quite dystopian

for the israeli police based in jerusalem thank you very much for your time mickey for coming back on when i spoke to a few days ago we were discussing a lot of tension in israel between jewish and arab communities from your perspective has that now east or is it still a very volatile situation while the situation here in israel is much better it's slowly but surely improving i'm talking about within sight the israeli arab communities who have been involved in a tremendous amount of riots attacking police cars and burning vehicles of people of the public there is still heightened security that is continuing across the country with thousands of police officers and border police from tactical units that are ready to respond to any types of incidents whatsoever knocking about disturbances and riots but at the same time there are still being waves of rockets that have been fired into israel we just saw over the last few hours in ashkelon are stored in all major cities that have been struck luckily nobody was killed until now ok we'll come on to the rockets in a moment making again but yes

it's like insisting to your children that the guy in the mickey mouse costume is the actual mickey mouseids are now 35 years old "you can either rejoin this family on our annual trip to typhoon lagoon and acknowledge that mickey mouse is a real person or you can get the hell out of here. and are you smoking another one of those bamboo cigarettes did you steal that from a cockroach? "guilty. is that as popular a recurring character as we think it is. cigarette smoking cockroach? we'll find out in the ole' comments and even -- by the way, we did a full clip about donald trump crashing weddings. no vince vaughn. that's restraint and even republicans who are no longer in office, like chris christie, are blaming cheney for her choice to simply live in reality rather than republicans for lying about the election and dismantling democracy. >> i think liz is doing what she wants to do. i don't think liz wants to be in leadership, anymore. because once she won the vote earlier, she continued to press this issue publicly in a way, that was antagonizing the people who were against her and i think y

mickey of berkeley, says she draws on her dual identity.n who lives here in america to communicate to her audience, the tiger and the snakes and they're both very sacred animals and asian cultures. she has partnered with copeland chinatown chamber of commerce to display her work with a message about how to survive this difficult time. ah campaign launched this. week. the key is to collaborate together artists and communities and business and, um we all have to take on this pandemic. her work can be seen on storefronts, including banks and bakeries. it has also been projected on a building in oakland. i'm really sort of learning about how we communicate how i communicate as an artist, mickey tells me. she's found an effective tool in communicating through. public art in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. she has nine public art installations of various sizes. i have a one sculpture that's ah back scratcher, a back scratcher, lips and plants. mickey calls her sculptures shape shifters that are ever evolving entities that continue to re

the next 90 minutes in the company of somebody doing the worst irish accent since a ginger—haired mickey words... i saw myself laying on the street, dying, not wanting to die. ..in the toe—curling �*80s thriller a prayerfor the dying. that man was mad as the full moon, drowned himself. although wild mountain thyme may have been largely shot in scenic county mayo, with the support of screen ireland, walken�*s accent takes us on a madcap tour that swings from the hollywood highlands of brigadoon, to the australian—american merriment of tom and nicole in far and away, via the horrors of sean connery�*s crimes against language in darby o'gill and the little people. is it putting a coward's name on me, you are? ah, no, no. as for the rest of the film, which is adapted by oscar, pulitzer and tony award winner john patrick shanley, it's a mix of rom—com cliches and "pinch me so i know i'm not dreaming" plot contrivances that seem to have been cooked up after a night on the ale in one of those terrible theme pubs where drunken americans sing along to the pogues while loudly reminiscing about a c

. >> the thing is sort of imagining if everybody wants to drink milk from this weird robot mickey things into it so people were kind of a bit cracked out trying to get this mickey mouth. >> i don't know much about art but that looks like something someone who knows about art would say is not art. >> uh, yeah. >> but what do i know, maybe noted critic jerry can help me appreciate the true value of people's work. >> what you're seeing is pure crap ola. they're cartooning unridgable bro high school notebook blah. >> it also sold for $69 million. how do you reconcile your personal opinion with the fact that he's now super rich? >> well, art has always loved sleeping with money, and money loves having sex with art. >> in this case it's more like they're 69-ing, right? >> it's like a dick-waiving contest. at auctions you see white guys bidding up other white guys until, you know, they bring home the trophy. the next tech bro will want to pay $70 million to own the same looking thing, but i promise you all of them are going to lose money except for, you know, the four or five percent. >> and t

now she is just is taking the mickey. let's find out.ing's genomics centre — part of a world—leading research university in london, and where i'm discovering the secrets in my dna. so james, a few weeks ago, i spat into a tube and posted it to you. you're welcome. my epigenetic age is... 44.1. not too bad! yeah, so your biological age, it's basically seeing how your cells are ageing, the various things such as your diet, how much stress you're under, how much sleep you're getting. it's a nice barometer to predict your future health. my genes didn'tjust deliver one age though. muhdo uses artificial intelligence to trawl through 850,000 different biological markers to deliver different ages for different body parts. for example, my eye age is 53 but my hearing age is 43.7. and the key thing that scientists now know is that although your genes do set you on your life's course, they are not set in stone. your genetics will underpin most of your predispositions, so they'll give you a positive or a negative. whether that actually comes into fr

now she is just is taking the mickey. let's find out.cs centre — part of a world—leading research university in london, and where i'm discovering the secrets in my dna. so james, a few weeks ago, i spat into a tube and posted it to you. you're welcome. my epigenetic age is... 44.1. not too bad! yeah, so your biological age, it's basically seeing how your cells are ageing, the various things such as your diet, how much stress you're under, how much sleep you're getting. it's a nice barometer to predict your future health. my genes didn'tjust deliver one age though. muhdo uses artificial intelligence to trawl through 850,000 different biological markers to deliver different ages for different body parts. for example, my eye age is 53 but my hearing age is 43.7. and the key thing that scientists now know is that although your genes do set you on your life's course, they are not set in stone. your genetics will underpin most of your predispositions, so they'll give you a positive or a negative. whether that actually comes into fruition is up

. >>> joining me now from jerusalem, israel's national police superintendent, mickey rosenfeld. i appreciate your time. i want to start with what we were just hearing from my colleague, the latest cycle we find ourselves in. let's go back to april 13th, the first day of ramadan. a lot of people, palestinians, the international community, have blamed the police for the heavyhandedness it used, restricting access, adding metal detectors. why would you do that, why would the israeli police restrict access for hundreds of thousands of palestinians to their places of worship. >> there were no metal detectors, i don't know what you're referring to. it's going back almost a year ago. and you mentioned that the old city is occupied. i don't know what you're referring to, the status quo is kept. muslims are allowed to pray five times a day, jewish people are allowed to pray three times a day. and instead of thousands of muslims praying in peaceful and quiet areas, they took to the streets and started attacking police officers there. and a full scale riot took place. our law enforcement o

now she is just is taking the mickey. let's find out. in my dna. so james, a few weeks ago, i spat into a tube and posted it to you. you're welcome. my epigenetic age is... 44.1. not too bad! yeah, so your biological age, it's basically seeing how your cells are ageing, the various things such as your diet, how much stress you're under,

mickey distraught mother whose son was shot in an apparent road rage incident is comforted by office errors on the shoulder of the 55 freeway in orange. the chp says the carter car shooting is unrelated to dozens of recent bb gun attacks on southland drivers. >> what we have as a mom was driving a chevrolet sedan northbound 55. somewhere in this vicinity, her six year old boy was seen in the right rear passenger seat and the booster seat. there was some type of road rage incident. unfortunately the boy in the backseat was shot. he was transported to the hospital and unfortunately he was pronounced deceased. the gunman was in a white sedan and fired into the back of the victims car around eight, 10 a.m. there appears to be a bullet the last left of the chevys license plate. the tragic news of the boys that came after the highway patrol shut down the northbound lanes of the 55 freeway near chapman avenue to search for clues. officers and investigators cased off the crime scene to get this couple pulled over to help the mother who had taken her injured son out of the backseat. they desc

better your current 2 but i do because god didn't listen to them but is going to get on with the mickey rooney who died spider when you're going to the lead down to see it going to be so you're going to sleep because my new film was taking up that if you kill in the ceiling luba face the risk of making that he can. let you know if. you. well the persistence of the disease is little to. your choice but you will. feel sad for most people who walk all the way right into their new tell you it's a terrible winter role in that you've already taken them scavenged tell us a military only a little slower with the worst. was a monday if that's what they put them up to. keep the. peace but if. you know or should just go. to school or if you just said i was about to teach you wasn't it was not is still more so because that's the solution. do. you know this is nice to you and you did you could you post and do. things like you. going to. well i had. times in this so. i. put them. you know it's just. they're just going through. this is on you. tube in the book the college doctor when you move would st

yeah, with mickey, it's did you get the plan for after i'm going to visit my sister. i think you told me about a night let me cut these 2 right up and get up and then no one looks as good as you right? yeah. yeah, the ah the ah. ah, the i ah, they've been on the road for 11 days now and have covered almost 400 kilometer and a mom a tired, but they're happy to finally be at the wasted once again managed to bring the camel's to the summer camp without any losses. here in the valley of their childhood, the moments feel at home. the herd will stay here for 5 months. and the mom will, they can spend time with their families in ireland again in the lightning in the distance. and now since the 1st rains, it will be time for them to leave again with their herd and return to what they spent the winter just like their fathers and forefathers did. how's the sharma come in and started me to let you know? wait a moment, do you have not had asked me to do this. i used to play here. when i was a little boy, there was a well right under the tree. then as you saw you, i love to my fat

. >> jack took an instant hatred to mickey rooney. >> the call came from mickey and he was going to comeme in the nose. well, i don't want to get hit, you know, so. >> got in a feud with ed sullivan. >> ed sullivan has said many snide remarks about me in the last couple of days. >> he took offense at some comments that a columnist had made about him. >> i can't very well attack him. there is nothing to attack. but i imagine mr. windchill sitting there making notes with his crayon. >> jack paar is like, i'm interesting, i'm neurotic, i'm high strung. i'm emotional. >> when you did the show, it was all hell could break loose, and very often did. >> yes. >> and -- >> what was that? >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you take a look at this bit of evidence, jack, describe what is transpiring here. >> well, obviously, i'm leaving. >> yeah. >> in 1960, jack paar was telling a story to the audience. a somewhat-risque story. >> this lady was wanting to know where the wc was, which is short for water closet. which means bathroom. >> now, how shocking is that today? >> they censored it and th

from now, well, you know, be looking back and we'll be full steam ahead >> it's not just cruises mickey, goofy and the gang are back after more than a yeartion disneyland open for business there are covid restrictions parks in california allowed to operate at 25% capacity. only residents of the state allowed. guests will have their temperatures checked, masks and social distancing required but covid will not dampen all the fun. julia boorstin live in anaheim what is it like with all the changes? >> reporter: well, look, it doesn't seem to be dampening all the fun with people wearing their masks, along with mouse ears and lots of disney gear and they're here to visit their old favorites as well as to see the changes, the prooflts made during the 412 days that it was closed >> welcome back! >> reporter: disney fans race in the after reserving their spots and paying $154 a ticket with cast member hired back for the day's opening. >> a signal to the world there's light and hope and optimism >> reporter: while some attractions such as the mono rail are due due to covid restrictions and they

i'm really sort of learning about how we communicate how i communicate as an artist, mickey tells mefective tool in communicating through public art in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. she has nine public art installations of various sizes. have a one sculpture that's ah, a back scr, lips and plants. mickey calls her sculptures shape shifters that are ever evolving entities that continue to reinvent themselves by embracing dualities and celebrating new identities, a self reflection. she hopes it's a theme that can connect people from all walks of life. her work displayed in a way that the public has easy and free access is it's a rudy about creating a dialogue, you know, like a making the style it continue, so people hear about this important issues. her artwork can also be seen for free at the oakland museum when it reopens from mid june through october. it will be displayed in the pre ticket area live in san francisco. amberleigh ktv. fox two news. ah woman in santa rosa says a ups driver came to her rescue in the middle of the day 86 year old magda bay, he fell and broke

the a's and the orioles for mickey henderson field 30 years to the day. ricky broke their all-time storm base record. top of the third baltimore with the bases loaded. austin hayes rbi single to left. matt chapman cuts off the throw and tries to get the runner at third. but he ends up throwing the ball away. that allows two more orioles to score to make it 3-0. later in the third jesus was ardo gets his second wild pitch of the inning. he brings home another run. that one as another 61 frame for baltimore. still 6-0 in the six. so it gets a two-run shot to make it 8-0. bottom of a, elvis andrus. he is at the plate again trying to get some runs in. but he flies out to write. so it makes a running catch and then hits his head on the bullpen. he is okay and stays in the game. orioles would win 8-4. now lost five of seven following the 13 game winning streak. >>> day three of the nfl draft. the 49ers have three fifth- round picks. while this is the bottom half of the draft, the 49ers have found george kittle and drake greenlaw in the fifth-round. semper cisco

today senator paul gave his reaction to fox news rates mickey could not investigate himself or he is responsible for giving this money. he has every incentive to cover it up and not reveal the truth about it because if the pandemic did come from the lab he would have great culpability of this. he cannot be investigating this nor can any of his people he picks being investigated in this. he needs to be excluded from the investigation. see if our hoodies be replaced last her doctor faucher the lying members of the meeting will been covering for him and china this entire past year? let's get into the party panoply of right turn strategy human events contributor chris barron in new york city wearing payouts for also got, she's the cohost of gutfeld at 11:00 p.m. eastern fox news jim houston sincerely kat on vaccination, kat timpf. and it is richard fowler. welcome everyone great to see you. let's get right into it. there been so many people from the "new york times", chris have said i did not get a lot of credence to the store because president trump said it's true. therefore phallic a l

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mickey calls.er evolving entities that continue to reinvent themselves by embracing dualities and celebrating new identities. a self reflection she hopes it's a theme that can connect people from all walks of life. her work displayed in a way that the public has easy and free access is it's a rudy about. creating, you know, like i'm making this peope hear about this important issues. her artwork can also be seen for free at the oakland museum when it reopens from mid june through october. it will be displayed in the pre ticket area in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now, a lot of big signs today of life get. back to somewhat normal. the warriors have a big game, with fans watching inside and even at bars. the giants are in town for a big series with the dodgers fans have more options on where to see all the action and amusement parks like great america and hurricane harbor will open this weekend. and this all comes as we have new information from the st

and written six other books on television and pop culture two of them on shows i kind of grew up on mickey mouse club and sex in the city you flipped through jennifer most well known book back story, in her latest book, women invented television jennifernd was a deeper sign behind people and industries that brought us television show business. it should come as no surprise that women with some of the most creative, innovative and business savvy members in early days of television. yet as it happens for some folks that is the case it does come as surprise. i'm sure everyone out there on own screen land rxzs name betty white have you heard of phillips or gertrude if you've been hooked on soap oprah and ever see alicia keys saw scott do that on her variety show and every wise metaling mother on television or small deck to gertrude tonight jennifer will keep spotlight on four women who made extraordinary contributions to television industry and louisianaing impact on how and what we watch now. it is my introduction a all you needed to start when women invented television we hope you order it f

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those of the final rinse rally mickey is number 12, giants win 5- 4.e half-game back of first-place san diego. >>> a's and angels, bring your binoculars to the yard and sharing is caring. the angels! 4 in one inning against the a's yesterday. something happened today. walsh, part of 4- 1 frame. here comes the rally, matt olson walks. that brings in a run, but the a's only managed to make in the ending. a little bit of a missed opportunity there. they have the time or at the plate for the last three innings, including mark cano and two out in the ninth. but the angels won it 4- 2. >>> nba playoffs, saw it right here on abc7. chris paul masson taking on lebron james and the lakers. lakers on the run, lebron to alex clarissa. this looks like all-star game! off the backboard and to lebron for the fancy flush. game-high 25 for king james. anthony davis sprained his knee in game three, a little banged up. injuries for a/d as he strained his groin. would not return after halftime. chris paul battling the shoulder injury. his best game of the series. 18 points

. >>> disneyland fans across the nation, dust off those mickey ears. the california park is allowing out-of-state residents to visit. guests need to have a ticket and a reservation to enter. now disney said the state of california strongly recommends but does not require that people be fully vaccinated or get a negative covid test before visiting. masks will be required at the park. disneyland opened in late april but only to residents in the state. >>> and if you love burgers, heinz has a job for you. the company is looking for a head burger artist. the winner and a friend will travel on three two-day trips to taste different burgers in the u.s. the grand prize is also topped wi $25,000, a lifetime suppl ofeinz condiments, and a chance to consult on future condiment innovations. to enter, build your best burger creation and submit it to heinz on line. you have until july 19th. anne-marie? >> sounds delicious. elise preston in new york. thank you so much, elise. >>> all right. up next, a "friends" shocker. genealogy researchers say two stars from the h

been six other books on television on pop culture, two of them on shows a kind of grew up on, the mickey mouse club and sex in the city. he probably lived through her most well-known book, the back story behind the scenes signed w. in her latest book, when women invented television, jennifer is a deeper dive behind the people and a mystery that brought us television show business. it should come as no surprise woman were some of the most creative innovative business savvy members in the early days of television. yet, as it t happens for some, that is the case, it comes as a surprise. i'm sure everyone out there in their own screen and recognize the name betty white and have you heard of colonel phillips? if you government hooked on a soap opera, you have phillips to thank. every ever see alicia keys play two pianos at the same time? she saw that on her variety show every wise mailing mother on television shows some small debt for gertrude. tonight, jennifer is going to keep the spotlight on these four women who made extraordinary contributions to development of the television industry an

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now she is just is taking the mickey. let's find out.mics centre, part of a world—leading research university in london, and where i'm discovering the secrets in my dna. so james, a few weeks ago, i spat into a tube and posted it to you. you're welcome. my epigenetic age is... 44.1. not too bad! yeah, so your biological age is basically seeing how your cells are ageing, the various things such as your diet, how much stress you're under, how much sleep you're getting. it's a nice barometer to predict your future health. my genes didn'tjust deliver one age though. muhdo uses artificial intelligence to trawl through 850,000 different biological markers to deliver for example, my eye age is 53 but my hearing age is 43.7. and the key thing that scientists now know is that although your genes do set you on your life's course, they are not set in stone. your genetics will underpin most of your predispositions, so they'll give you a positive or a negative. whether that actually comes into fruition is up to you, really, because you flick on these

cheering clapping even crying tears of joy, guest told us now you can say hello to your old friends, mickeye all of your favorite characters capacity will be limited to 25% to promote physical distancing. you do need to have a reservation and a ticket in advance and face coverings are required for anyone to and over. and for now, you do need to be a california resident. there are some new things to check out those snow. white's enchanted wish has been revamped and tells the story of her happily ever after or you can step foot king arthur's carousel, which has been refurbished. it was one of the original rides when disneyland opened in 1955 big thunder mountain is up and running along with indiana jones and space mountain you can't forget star wars rise of the resistance. you do need the disneyland app for that. so you can get your time for the ride and go on your epic galactic adventures. of course your favorite california venture traction is are back to like radiator springs racers. the guardians of the galaxy. we talked to disney fans who are very excited to be here. it's a place where we

a mickey whale rescued from london's thames has been spotted again swimming inland the cough was refloated by rescuers in tow downstream off to becoming stuck on sunday but there are fears for its safety after it was seen returning upstream experts say the world's behavior is concerning or that it may be on well. it's good to have you with us hello adrian forget here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera 9 palestinians have been killed in an explosion in gaza it happened as hamas fatah faraj rockets from the strip they were launched in response to what the group called israeli aggression in the al aqsa compound israel is hitting targets across gaza with artillery.

krista mickey works for epic venues, which oversees two event spaces in san jose, including the corinthian grand ballroom downtown. we are seeing a lot of increase for parents actually hosting prom's this year, so the school has kind of given a hands off approach due to the covid restrictions. and this is my prom dress. mia's dress is too long. she plans to cut off material from the bottom to make a matching mask. his pram means a lot because it's kind of like the one thing we're getting, at least towards the end because we got homecoming and we didn't get football games. we didn't get any of the senior like treats a treat now to look forward to parents did have to hire security and secure liability insurance and to attend the prom students will have to show a proof of a negative covid test or proof. fully vaccinated. maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. oh okay, checking on the weather. we definitely have some nice weather coming our way. we did have temperatures today that were on the on the warm, too mild side. it was warmer today than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow are going to be a li

mickey mouse sweatshirt.4-year-old son ordered more than $2,600 worth of spongebob squarepants popsicles on amazon. the popsicles were nonrefundable which left the single mom stuck with quite the bill. a family friend stepped in to help by starting a gofundme campaign to help cover noah's splurge. so far it's raised more than $14,000 and noah's mom says any extra cash will help pay for his education. >> that is great. noah is all set up with those popsicles for the time being. >> yes. >> lifetime supply. >>> larry beil is up next with sports. >> another no-hitter, the a's walk it off and happy birthday to the say hey kid and yes, cake was served, but what ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] see you volvo retailer [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy.