mr. larson, he just can't believe it. >> we're like we're going to get a go fund me.r, got choked up, he said i cannot believe that don't even know me are donating to me and he goes i thought i'd be sitting out there, he said like a little -- >> little man way tin cup. >> i love 'em. family. i'm so proud of everyone. it chokes me up. >> it chokes me up. >> i know. sorry to make you cry, laura. mr. larson is the recipient of the army's bronze star and france's legion of honor, which is the most prestigious award in all france. all after lying about his age at the age of 15, so that he and his cousin could join the national guard. that's probably the only bad thing he did in his life. he does consider himself the luckiest man in the world and to hear some of the stories, it really is a miracle that he is alive. >> that is. >> to make the trip. i'll put up a tweet to his go fund me page in case you're interested in helping. it was a joy to meet him. >> i bet. did he talk about that day? >> he did. he talked about the fact that they got off their ship and got on to or the

mr. larson at his favorite bagel and coffee spot in martinez. he told us he is the only living survivor from his unit that stormed omaha beach. while the army sponsors trips for veterans to travel to their old battlefields, mr. larson is not eligible because his military records were destroyed in a kentucky army base fire back in the 1970s, would you believe. his coffee crew is mobilizing to get him there for the 75th commemoration in june, and mr. larson just cannot believe it. >> we're like we're going to get a go fund me. he didn't know what it was and he joked around later, got choked up, he said i cannot believe that people don't even know me are donating to me and he goes i thought i'd be sitting out there, he said like a little -- >> like a little man with a tin cup. >> tin cup. >> i love 'em. that, like you guys are all my family. i'm so proud of everyone. >> mr. haarson is the recipient of the army's bronze star and france's legion of honor, which is france's most prestigious award. all after lying about his age at the age of 15, so tha

mr. larson is the recipient of the u.s. army's bronze star and france's lesion of honor which is the most prestigious award in france and this is all after lying about his age at the age of 15 so he could join the national guard, perhaps the one thing that he did not do by the book in his life. he considers himself the luckiest man in the world and to hear some of his stories, it really is a miracle that he's still alive to make that trip. i did tweet a link to his go fund me page. i'm @chris on nbc. >>> get ready during dinnertime. from manhattan to marin county. it ha a second location of the shake shack. people lined up at the new location. it's actually hi the soft opening for friends and family and vip. it's the soft opening. it opens for everyone else tomorrow morning. the first one opened a few months ago. >> they're good. >> the lines are good. >> you could get it from the one and t sweeneyf ym is on the hoo >> the lines are so long. >> we conditional help you. >> we need one of these. >> sounds good. >> caramelized

mr. larson. mr. larson: i thank the gentlelady. i thank the dean of the north carolina delegation for putting together this special order. on behalf of someone who truly epitomized the word gentleman. indeed, southern gentleman. who will not -- though not what you may immediately conjure fup you're from the north when you think about that genteel southern person and plantation owner. his father, who served in this body, was a factory worker. nd walter grew up with great i wastion for his dad who able to talk with him about on several occasions on this floor. what a special and unique place, this chamber we serb in is. and throughout history, how many people have graced these halllowed halls and served with distinction. walter served not only with istinction but with an acute humility for what that service meant and for the people he represented. most notably those at camp lejeune. and as has opinion alluded to ready, the thought process that walter went through coming to the conclusion that he must a war he and oppose had voted for

mr. larson is a recipient of the army's bronze star.n france's legion of honor, the most prestigious award in fact in france. here is a look at the gofundme page. so far over $5,000 has been raised. you can find a link to the page on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> nice story there. >>> nice for us to enjoy what we have right now. >> right. >> because a change is coming with the rain moving in. >> yes, and we can't get too used to the sunshine because before you know it the rain is back, and that's exactly what we'll see as we go into this evening. more clouds moving in and rain later on tonight, but look at this beautiful view from tiburon, the temperatures in the mid 50s. we head inland and we are seeing mostly sunny skies, a few fair weather clouds dotting the sky. as we go over toward the peninsula looking live in palo alto, our dry weather is a welcome change, especially knowing we have some more wet weather on the way. our temperatures are going to reach into the low 60s here, and a nice little breeze picking up for the rest of th

larson: thanks. mr. neal: i recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle. boil boil i wanted to follow up the very beginning chairman neal asked you about the debt ceiling and i was happy to hear you say you are supportive of a clean raise and follow up on that and go to the next step. the concept of the debt ceiling and the constant crisis it creates through repeated threats of not being raised is completely unnecessary and achieves nothing in my view. no wonder that a handful countries follow this disruptive, arbitrary and fiscal crisis. when you receive your credit card at the end of the month you can't decide i will pay this but won't pay that. and we came most close up to the brink in 2011 but other subsequent times, our constant process of playing chicken with the debt ceiling achieves nothing and god forbid one day, we might risk the full faith and credit of the united states. so last congress, i introduced 3693 that would simply and cleanly abolish the debt ceiling once and for all. what was your opinion on whether my specific legislation or just th

mr. ramos says. bambi larson was 59 -year-old manager at a silicon valley biotech firm. or family issued a statement thanking the police department linking the suspect's dna. the family said quote since this is an ongoing criminal matter, the family will not make any comment at this time. we thank the community for their support, thoughts and prayers and ask for privacy as we grieve the loss of bambi. carlos carranza will be back in court on may 17. at ttime it is expected he will enter a plea in this case and he has not entered a plea at this point, he will be back in court. until then he is being held without bail. >>> a disturbing discovery in san francisco bay. . >> reporter: coming up next, two gray whales found dead in the san francisco bay. why biologist are concerned. >>> lawmakers out with a quartet of new bills to combat skyhigh rent including a bit of statewide surveillance. . >>> a pair of baby bear's turn of the low near lake with these tiny twins are learning tonight from their foster parents. >>> just enough serious cloud cover moving into give us what lik

mr. larson: hope to give you as much time as you can answer, that the bipartisan nature of our concern as it relates to china. and my question would be pretty straight tord, how will you define success with our meeting with china and the standpoint from a number of us here on both labor standards and environmental standard and how will that play into whether or not you feel pending negotiations will be successful? mr. lighthizer: thank you, congressman. i would say what we are doing and what we have to remind ourselves in this context is settling the 301's. how i would define success and i would repeat, i went through to distill what everyone else, members, business groups and farm groups and experts who actually study these things. and for me, success is number one enforceable. number two, real rules on forced technology transfers, which mr. brady said and minimal intellectual property requirements and this section is probably going to be -- if we have an agreement, it will be about 27 or 28 pages. this is long and detailed. but every one of you would say normal i.t. protections to be. w

mr. larson to inquire. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing and mr. ambassador thank you so much for your candor over the last several days. my question and i hope so my question would be pretty straightforward how will you define success. in our meeting from china and with a specific focus from the standpoint of a number of us here on both labor standards and environmental standards and how will that play into whether or not you feel pending negotiations will be successful? >> thank you, congressman. i would say what we are doing and what we have to remind ourselves in this context is settling a 301 case. how i would define success and once again i'll repeat what i said before, i really went through and tried to distill what everyone else, members, business groups, farm groups, also experts and people who study these things and for me, success is, number one, enforceable. number two, real rules on forced technology transfer at every level of government as mr. brady said, which is absolutely essential, intellectual -- minimum intellectual property req

mr. ramos says. >> reporter: and brie larson a 59 -year-old manager at a silicon valley biotech firm. the family issued a statement thanking the police department that connected the suspect's dna. since is ongoing criminal matter the family will not make comments at this time. we thank the community for their support of the thoughts and prayers and ask for privacy as we grieve the loss of bambi. he is due to be back in court may 17. it is expected at that time he will enter a plea in the case. >>> new developments in the college admissions scandal. two lawsuits now have been filed in the alleged scheme involving bribery and phony test results. one suit filed in san francisco on behalf of kalea woods, a student at stanford. part of a class-action lawsuit. woods and others claim they were harmed because they were denied a fair opportunity for admission to schools to which they applied. students allege they quote did not receive what they paid for. affair admissions considerations process. sue also said stanford degrees quote are now not worth as much as they were before because prospect

attorney "....the whole community grieves with the larson family today, the second reason we are here is to let you now that mr carranza has been charged and it going to spend the rest of his life in prison so that he can never hurt anyone again, our office will hold him accountable for this brutal murder so he can die in prison..."carranza's arrest led to the revelation that he

mr. larson's comment that many of us it is the trillion dollar question of how will you pay for it? where will the revenue come from? i think what you are seeing in this debate is the classic dysfunction of congress that we face right now. there is no trust amongst us here on capitol hill as well as with the white house. i think the trick we have to identify is, what is that moment where we can all join hands? the house of representatives, the leaders in the senate and senate representatives as well as the white house. at that point we can solve this problem going forward. as we do that one of the philosophical issues i think we need to hammer down today at this hearing is there has been a lot of discussion around capitol hill about untying the infrastructure investments from the user fee based model and they are looking at the monies that are new revenue sources that have nothing to do with infrastructure i've heard legalize marijuana, i've heard financial transactions taxes and one of the things that struck me in your testimony when i read it was you were a very strong proponent o

mr. singh murdered, of course, bambi larson murdered, a 12 year old girl raped in alabama last week, we talked about that last night, crimes go on and on and on and on. safe in is that accurate? >> it's not accurate. it's not accurate at all. these laws are broken. they are broken all along within california and through the counties in california, and the problem, i think, what's frustrating to the police officer is, the arguing is going to go on but we need to do something now and make the changes now, or more people in the communities that we serve across this nation will die. people need to be held responsible. is the legislators? is it the leaders of california or other states making these decisions? i think they should be held responsible. are they just as much to blame as the person who wields the knife? maybe. >> laura: san jose mayor sam lacardo addressed this issue on fox business back in 2017. he's also quoted in a bunch of articles written about this case. let's watch. >> the san jose police department will not be involved in enforcement. we don't enforce federal security laws, envi

attorney "....the whole community grieves with the larson family today, the second reason we are here is to let you now that mr carranza has been charged and it his life in prison can never hu our office will hold him accountable for this brutal murder so he can die in prison..."carranza's arrest led to the revelation that he is an udocumented immigrant with a long criminal history and had been repeatedly released from jail despite nine different detainer requests by federal immigration authorities. (larson family statement)in a statement, the family of bambi larson thanked police for their persistence in gathering the evidence necessary to arrest the person responsible for bambi's death. it also thanked thecommunity for it's support and asked for privacy. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (robin) in the east bay this morning we have new details about the man who was fatally shot by police in san a weapon. kron 4's felony warrant. he's been arrested more that fifty tis in alameda county alone and didn't want to go back to jail">the suspect shot to death while trying to allegedly escape the scene of a shoplift

attorney "....the whole community grieves with the larson family today, the second reason we are here is to let you now that mr carranza has been charged and it going to spend the rest of his life in prison so that he can never hurt anyone again, our office will hold him accountable for this brutal murder so he can die in prison..."carranza's arrest led to the revelation that he is an udocumented immigrant with a long criminal history and had been repeatedly released from jail despite nine different detainer requests by federal immigration authorities. (larson family statement)in a statement, the family of bambi larson thanked police for their persistence in gathering the evidence necessary to arrest the person responsible for bambi's death. it also thanked thecommunity for it's support and asked for privacy. (grant) in the east bay... we are learning more tonight about what led up to a deadly police shooting involving a shoplifting suspect in san leandro. investigators say the suspect was using his car as a weapon. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. the suspect shot to death while trying to allegedly escap

attorney "....the whole community grieves with the larson family today, the second reason we are here is to let you now that mr carranza has been charged and it going to spend the rest of his life in prison so that he can never hurt anyone again, our office will hold him accountable for this brutal murder so he can die in prison..."carranza's arrest led to the revelation that he is an udocumented immigrant with a long criminal history and had been repeatedly released from jail despite nine different detainer requests by federal immigration authorities. (larson family statement)in a statement, the family of bambi larson thanked police for their persistence in gathering the evidence necessary to arrest the person responsible for bambi's death. it also thanked thecommunity for it's support and asked for privacy. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) today the oakland police deparment announced that four officers who shot and killed a homeless man with mental health issues... have been placed on administrative leave. last march... 32-year old joshua pawlik was killed after police responded to reports of an arme

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