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noel and well.blaming a prescribed burn for the estrada fire currently burning right now in santa cruz county. it actually started as than trying to prevent a larger fire and then it jumped the fire line. >> and this all happened yesterday. evacuation orders are in effect as fire crews try to get the fire under control. this time lapse video. >> from yesterday. crews have been able to make some by this morning. the fire has grown to about a 150 acres. kron four's camila barco joins us live now from santa cruz with a little bit more detail camila. i know that containment has grown this morning. yes. >> yeah, well, we're all right grown a little bit. yes, 10% is what i'm being told and i'm currently at the santa county fairgrounds for cal fire officials of have met this morning to talk a little bit about that progress. and with me is and larkin. he is the unit for the cal fire santa cruz san mateo area. so talk to me a little bit about that containment. and in just the progress that you guys have made

noel. he didn't even sweat. and i was the last flight of the day and he ate in between great guy. he is. he was an officer and a gentleman. we spoke about family and how his family was coming out to visit him in san francisco. sadly, a year later, he would die while practicing with the blue angels, he will always be with me. >> i mean, it's a danger. i mean, like you say, it's a dangerous job as we can see there. you said 600 miles per hour that is not an easy feat. again, if you plan to watch the air show from home. join us right here on kron. 4 to watch it live blue angels live show. it all starts at 02:00pm here on kron 4 kron four's. ken wayne is going to be hosting the show. i'm going to be joining him also live here, aquatic park. so be sure to tune in with us. you don't want to leave your couch today. stick with us. we'll be right back. lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring you'll love for years to come. like pergo wetprotect. and stainmaster. exclusively at lowe's. you

cal fire investigating and the noel fire for possible arson. it was a grass fire that originally started around 06:30pm, yesterday near noel drive. the fire is about a 150 acres and is 50% contained. cal fire says crews were able to stop it from progressing forward last night. the fire to force people, sadly to evacunte those evacuation warnings were lifted. the napa county sheriff's office does have someone in custody. they say they found a person with burns on their body in a stolen car near the scene. deputies have not released the identity of that person yet or said where the car was stolen from. the smoke from than well fire could be some not all the way here in oakland. the oakland fire department tweeted this, that the smoke filled the skies in the east bay prompting fire crews in oakland berkeley in contra, costa county to check for any law fires, potentially burning. none were reported in those areas. so again, you just want to make sure that you're minimizing your time outdoors because of that right now over at kron 4 dot com. we've g

and noel, if you hear a big screen that is all of us as noel is in the office pool as well. if it feels like your partner is the most annoying person that, you know, you're not alone. one 3rd of people in a relationship actually consider their other half of the most annoying person. they know the average person spends up to a 5th of their day. feeling frustrated at their partner for things like passing gas. messiness. many other reasons people can be annoyed with one another. that's the equivalent almost 5 hours of pure unbridled irritation of some other top traits that might be annoying your spouse when you talk through their tv shows. or use a cell phone mid-conversation leaving crumbs around and the big one never listening. a lot of people hear what you're saying. but when your partner's actually listen to what you're saying will tran. are you listening right what's bunch of things. what's never listening yeah, the not listening. you've got to it's going to be really, really hot today and tomorrow. enjoy the sun out there. thanks for joining us here on kron 4 morning news

noel's predecessor was ousted by the board and now he has to show he was the right choice to run thein europe the long history in china. noel: if you want to be an international bank serving the world, serving 60 markets, at times, it can be difficult and i'm not going to deny that. fr

noel will. >> dave. that was a major part of the civil rights movement this weekend. the community has planned many events in oakland to celebrate the legacy that lay down the groundwork for racial justice and equity kron four's ella sogomonian has the story. >> the revolutionary black panther party for self-defense was founded in october. 1966 in oakland by huey p newton and bobby seale. they met at lake merritt college. the organization centered on black nationalism and socialism but work to create an even playing field for people of all colors and backgrounds who are marginalized and targeted by police. it was a self-defense organization because of not unlike now we're killing and brutalizing black people in their communities. >> so huey newton and bobby seale huey with law book in one hand and a gun in another because it was legal at that time to carry guns in public. went out and educating people about what to do when the police were stopping them what to do when the police were brutalizing their ow

and noel is in the newsroom with an update. hi, noel.disruption continues this morning as southwest airlines continues to cancel flights after they already canceled more than 2000 of them over the weekend we'll have live reports on the ongoing issue. plus the oakland educator who was tragically killed in a home invasion. a few weeks ago. >> he's going to be remembered today will be bringing you the memorial service for dirk tillotson live at 02:00pm. so if you want to catch that and get real time updates on local and national headlines all day long. grab your phone scan this qr code. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. back to you. thanks a lot, noel. and take a look at this. and it's the fluffy stuff to it is looking pretty good up there out truckee. >> big snowflakes coming down blanketing the whole area and we are seeing our first snow here and elsewhere across here, too. so let's hope there's much more of this to come. ou we have more into winter. but wait, there's this is model near yose

noel ginsburg is a manufacturing entrepreneur. he is the c.e.o. of intertech plastic and intertech medical. he has been on a 30-year journey to create more opportunity for young people. i mention $the dreamers -- the dreamers. he took them from almost no chance and gave 90% of them a great chance, gave all of them a great chance. that journey has helped him create as founder and c.e.o. of our nonprofit careerwise. i think it really is one of the pioneering organizations in american youth apprenticeship industry-led, student-centered model that trains high school students and modern -- trains high school students for modern economy type jobs, manufacturing, i.t., finance, health care, down the list. on monday mr. ginsburg was selected to serve on the department of labor's national advisory committee on apprenticeships which i know he will do good service there as well. i worked last night practicing to be able to pronounce a difficult name because with a name like hickenlooper you have a certain respect for the challenges of names, but navarro is a

i was telling you about noel. oh, noel, yeah. the one that plays the bongos. sorry. what about her? what, you think i'm gonna repeat the whole thing now? i know, you told me you like her. everything's going good. no, everything's not going good. i'm very uncomfortable. i have no power. why should she have the upper hand? once in my life, i'd like the upper hand. i have no hand, no hand at all. she has the hand. i have no hand. -hand me that, would you? -yeah. how do i get the hand? we all want the hand. hand is tough to get. you gotta get the hand right from the opening. she's playing a recital this week at the mcbierny school. you wanna hear her play? i got two extra tickets. you and elaine could go. yeah, that sounds like something. then afterwards, maybe we could all go out together. you know, she'll see me with my friends. she'll observe me as i really am, as myself. maybe i can get some hand that way. -oh, hey. -hey. hey... smell my arm. -what? no. -no, smell it. smell it. with all due respect, i don't think so. jerry, smell. that smells good. what is tha

their noel and well, good morning, everybody. and for today it looks like will be located on the actual day. we do expect some winds to pick up and we actually see the sun come out. >> a touch of probably by the middle of the day as well. early afternoon. that's the shot coming in from half moon bay. so we're getting interesting shots as we start the morning. but things will be changing temperature check for you. we've got 52 conquered 54 off the antioch along the east bay shoreline were around 50 ish up to the north bay. we did see some 30's this morning. but up to 40 now, santa rosa in plenty of 40's populate the region. now we do have a colder air mass a lawsuit in though the sun may come up a little bit. we're not going to see much temperature movement at all. this is the front we're talking about in behind it. boy, some really cold air behind that. we may see some upper 30's by tomorrow morning and some of those inland valleys. again, as a possibility. again, the timing of this making note of a little clear patch. before we

wants to read your palm noel. that's the premise behind the company's latest high-tech payment system called amazon one. >> it's currently available in more than 60 locations across the country. rich demuro shows us how this technology works. >> rich demuro here, rich on tech here at the amazon bookstore. and i'm going to test out the new amazon palm reader. no, not some of the senate telling my fortune, but i'm going to able to pay with just my palm. let's check it out. so many things. i love this story beaause in here is all the stuff i want to purchase some have to control myself. first things first. you have to register a card that is stored on your amazon account. i've got this one that i've used before. so let's just pop it in there. person up yet sign up. okay. hover. your first 3 inches above. okay. so here we go. out feels warm. know just getting it says right. palm scans and now hover your left palm. i like this little queue right here. so i can see how far and where you to all picks can now enter your m

. >> hablamos con el consejal noel gallos de quÉ estÁ haciendo la ciudad al respecto. >> ya empezamosla pero el entrenamiento. >> dice que la familias pueden aprovechar estos programas para vincular a sus jÓvenes. >> residentes dicen sentir que los criminales cada vez son mÁs jÓvenes, un asalto la semana pasada terminÓ con el arresto de cinco menores de edad, uno de ellos bien niÑo de 11 aÑos. >> los jÓvenes robaron una computadora portÁtil de una persona y huyeron en un auto que robaron el dÍa anterior apunta de piscola en oakland. >> cuando oigo casos asÍ la pregunta que me hago es ¿hubiera diferente si alguien le hubiera preguntado a ese joven en quÉ te puedo ayudar?. >> la situaciÓn a llegado a niveles crÍticos, la policÍa de oakland informÓ que entre el 27 de septiembre y el 3 de octubre se reportaron 140 activociones del sistema en la ciudad _. >> como latina se trata de echarle ganas y salir adelante. >> "noticiero telemundo" 48. >> preocupantes estadÍsticas, porque el departamento de policÍa de oakland investiga un homicidio que ocurriÓ en la cuadra 5.000, los autoridades trat

and noel nikpour. great to have both of you with us.court is expected to hear. they made several major decisions this year using the so-called shadow docket. just last week, you had justice alito taking issue with people using that term saying it's portrayed in a negative way. it has given this sense of a dangerous cabal about the court. what do you make of this emergency process? is it being taken advantage of by this conservative majority court? >> yes, it's being taken advantage of because they are a dangerous cabal which does not want people to know what they are doing. the things the court will do, like overturning roe v. wade and empowering the gun lobby, these are things the majority of americans are against. these are conservative ideals they cannot win through the ballot box, through elections. they are using the unelected, unaccountable and unrepresentative supreme court to push these culture war agenda items through. of course people like alito doesn't want people to know what's going on. it's like the wizard of oz. he is sit

he said they live noel, so they, they young. no l song, gary, you said last thought the column well, a deadly she at the, at a new build. this on there is on key taylor only if jose is all again notable shem i've got with in the north of the country, the situation became more complicated. in china, the communist had ceased power. so now who she mean had the support of a much bigger and more powerful neighbor. in response, the united states decided to support france. indo china was no longer a simple colonial conflict. it was a new front in the cold war. in october 1950, the fighting on the chinese border hits new levels of intensity. the french army lost 5000 soldiers. but above all, they lost their sense of their own invincibility. have yet mean to control of the north of yet nom white chinese age now arrived. unhindered caught by the throat, the french government despatches most prestigious, general john de alotted, his destiny hero of the liberation of france. in world war 2, they called him king ashanti, and in january 1951,

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oakland city council member noel noel guyot was briefed by police about what happened.y, um, clearly with side vandalizing cars trying to break in vehicles and the gentleman that one of the cars said she was trying to vandalise. uh. got upset. they had some exchange and ran. and drag the lady, uh and, uh, dragged her and killed around the spot. vesely. the council member says police arrested the suspect the case is being investigated as a homicide vice president kamala harris visited lake mead in nevada today to pitch the president's infrastructure and build back better plants. the vice president said president biden's agenda can help address the region's worsening drought conditions like meat supplies, drinking water to millions of people in the western us, including parts of california. during her visit, harris pointed to the lake's water level, which has receded significantly over the past two decades. that space is larger than the height of the statue of liberty in just the last 20 years. this is where we're headed. so let's take on a sense of responsibility with a

council member noel gallo says the city needs to do more to protect its citizens.now, we're harming killing our own children, our own neighbors, our own friends and that has to stop. now to give you a comparison there were about 75 homicides in oakland back in 2019 before the pandemic, and clearly we still have a few more months to go for 2021 reporting live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu fox t gilroy police released body camera footage today showing what led up to a deadly shooting by police officers last month. cannister. gilroy police say 40 year old david lopez had agreed to meet them at the post office around 2:30 a.m. on september 8th. he was wanted for attempted murder in august, when officers arrived, they say lopez immediately opened fire on them. one officer shot back. authorities say lopez then got out a second gun and fired again. another officer, then shot and killed lopez. no gilroy police officers were injured. 18 former nba players, including several former superstars have been charged with defrauding the league out of millions of dollars. 16 of th

video of a car suspected to have been used in last wednesday's road rage shooting city councilmember noel guile says this is an important first step in solving a crime like this. but it's not the last step. >> the video surveillance that we as a community need to step forth and be willing to testify or to identify the individuals that are committing the crime. this is a photo of the recent memorial celebrating the life of shamara young, both fremont high school in the east oakland, bad crop avenue, location of the suspected road rage incident or the councilmember geils district. he says it is common for his office to receive videos of crimes. but. >> finds that help from the community. often there. i received photos and videos. many thais matter of fact, even. >> an hour ago i was confronted here at the bar station and there i'm a grandma explaining to me or telling me what is happening across from her home, but she doesn't want to get involved you know, single people out. oakland police investigators describe the vehicle with the video as an early 2000 silver 2 door honda accord council

video of a car suspected to have been used in last wednesday's road rage shooting city councilmember noel guile says this is an important first step in solving a crime like this. but it's not the last step. >> the videos are available, but we as a community need to step forth and be willing to testify or to identify the individuals that are committing the crime. this is a photo of the recent memorial celebrating the life of shamara young, both fremont high school in the east oakland, bad crop avenue, location of the suspected road rage incident or the councilmember geils district. he says it is common for his office to receive videos of crimes. but. >> finds that help from the community. often there. i received photos and videos. many thais matter of fact, even. >> an hour ago i was confronted here at the bar station and there i'm a grandma explaining to me or telling me what is happening across from her home, but she doesn't want to get involved you know, single people out. oakland police investigators describe the vehicle with the video as an early 2000 silver 2 door honda accord counci

ah, this is noel. peace prize has been awarded the 2 journalists, a clear message that press freedom is crucial for peace and democracy. but with journalists increasingly being targeted around the world, how do we protect press freedom? this is inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again. many governments have been cracking down on journalists and blocking the flow of information. hundreds of journalists around the world have either been jailed or killed because of their work. but the norwegian nobel committee has just sent a strong message to those, fighting for the freedom of expression. it's awarded this year's nobel peace prize to journalists, maria ressa, the philippines. and dmitri bought it off of russia. russia is the co founder of the rapport, news outlet, and was recognized the her coverage of president rodrigo, to today's controversial campaign against drugs. mil at off is the editor in chief of the russian newspaper, the boy gazette up at a critic of the kremlin. both journalists have been threatened by their governments in order to silence thei

oakland city council member noel gao was briefed by police about what happened. the lady. um clearly was i'd vandalizing cars trying to break in vehicles and the gentleman that. one of the cars that she was trying to vandalise. uh. got upset. they had some exchange and ran. and drag the lady, uh and, uh, dragged her and killed around the spot. the council member says police arrested the suspect. the case is being investigated as a homicide colin powell is being remembered tonight as a trailblazing public servant and diplomat, the former secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. died today of complications related to covid-19. he was also suffering from cancer and parkinson's disease. today president biden praised powell for his patriotism and his dedication to public service. and he rose to the highest ranks, not only the military but also in areas of foreign policy and statecraft. this is the guy we talk about. who had teachers who looked at this african american kids. and said, you can do anything. powell was fully vaccinated, but was also undergoing

he was beaten up. noel says, this neighborhood has long suffered problems. but this addition of more than a 100 drug addicts on the doorstep only creates greater insecurity. that's been done yet. we are almost a breaking point. there's a feeling of nervousness, violence. we think about it every day or even up to our myself with protective equipment to take us a taser or a but why? because just last weekend, there were 5 fights that happened on friday, then saturday and sunday they just didn't stop. we have drug addicts who come here every day because they need crack. this war was hastily built with the authority saying that it was necessary to protect glucose from the drug uses. but it happened to walking around in the neighborhood. we have seen everything from spilling over into commercial areas and drug deals, taking place openly in the metro is mounting here, locals, all protesting against the fact that they have a centurylink on the doorstep. just last, i'm angry because these people are being treated like animals. we countries, people like that, we can

thanks, noel.ncentive fees being rolled out for san francisco in sages. >> 12 to 17 to get vaccinated against covid-19. now the prize being used to coax more kids into getting their shots is a chance and winning a full ride to san francisco state university kron four's maureen kelly. >> has details. >> with 90% of san franciscans aged 12 to 17 already fully vaccinated. mayor london breed announced a new prize being held out as an incentive to those who have not gotten their job just yet. a chance of getting a free college education. here's your chance. >> at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco state university through a drawing sf state is offering 10 four-year scholarships for city residents aged 12 to 17 when they get their first dose of the vaccine. and it's not just for the holdouts. those who have already rolled up their sleeves can register for the scholarship lottery. >> by showing proof of vaccination at one of 6 different locations on 6 different days. you can see the list of the

she was killed council member noel gallo says the driver he came after the woman because she was trying to break into his car. individual got upset trying to because she was trying to break in his and he went after her and ran her over and killed her. it's a sad i'd come out and any time anyone loses their life, but it clearly what the person was doing was, you know, breaking into people's automobiles my understanding somebody does that. i mean, it's just the way it is. i hate to say that but the crime and the violence is escalating because of the lack of services the lack of opportunity. that's it. nothing stops the bullet or crime more than a job oakland police later arrested. man who struck the woman in the street the case is being investigated as a homicide in oakland. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. moving on we are on storm watch tonight as the bay area braces for the next round of rain that's coming in. this is a live look now north from our camera in emeryville and while everything is dry at the moment. that's all about to change later this evening and abc 7 news meteorologist,

he was beaten up. noel says this neighborhood has long suffered problems, but this addition of more than a 100 drug addicts on the doorstep only creates greater insecurity. that's been done. yeah, we are almost a breaking point. there's a feeling of nervousness, violence. we think about it everyday or even up to all myself with protective equipment such a tig, gus, a taser or a but why? because just last weekend, there were 5 fights that happened on friday, then saturday and sunday they just didn't stop. we have drug addicts who come here every day because they need crack. this war was hastily built with the authority saying that it was necessary to protect glucose from the drug uses. but it happened to walking around in that neighborhood. we have seen everything from spilling over into commercial areas and drug deals, taking place openly in the metro is mounting here, locals, all protesting against the fact that they have essentially been on the doorstep just left. i'm angry because these people are being treated like animals. we countries, people like that, we can just move them to ple

noel, thanks, dave. >> it was an exciting and historic day in the sierras. had enough snow for eager skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes. eytan wallace tells us this is one of only 4 times palisades has opened this early. >> jacob fields hit the slopes today, something he never thought he'd be able to do so early in the year halloween even happened yet. so like it's kind of like mind blowing like skiing already. he was among thousands of grateful writers who came here to palisades tahoe for the resorts grand opening marking just the 3rd time in its 72 year history that it opened in october. that was made possible thanks to mother nature. the storm this week left upper elevations with 3 and a half feet of snow it looks pretty actually like the stuff that people are skiing like everything that's been groomed elect killer like some off the stuff looks keyable, too. some the resort originally planned to open 3 runs today. but thanks to hard work from crews. they've actually open 7 runs, as you can imagine, that's led to happy writers writers of all ages, i

was, you know, breaking into people's automobiles from my understanding oakland city councilmember noelppened here is tragic and an example of some in oakland who are now taking the law into their own hands this in a year where there have been well over a hundred homicides gallo says he was told the driver. came after the woman who either attempted to or broke into his car the individual got upset trying to because she was trying to break in his and he went after her and ran her over and killed her names of the suspect and victim of not been released, but other neighbors tell us it was clear that the driver was pursuing the woman and that the woman was trying to get away from him the video you can see the driver was in the wrong lane when he crashed into her eventually continued driving away with the help of that surveillance video. only took police around an hour to find that vehicle and then make an arrest in alameda county jr. stone abc 7 news a second wom died in oakland less than an hour later. she was found shot to death in an area of the oakland hills that's popular with hikers a

and extraction companies have invested heavily in exploiting it the same, the same noel has been living in the regional town of cell cell one. you don't all his life. he says, well, he's glad of the new economy opportunities brought by the companies. there we, sol, so a downside earthquakes. the key comes from william intronas. rarely. these are not natural movements. i never felt before. i felt for very strong shakes that broke my house. the house started to shake and for a few seconds we all looked at each other and then it stopped. increasingly, locals are blaming the practice of fracking for this is make activity. fracking uses thousands of liters of water and sent that are injected in the soil at high pressure to push out the oil and gas. scientists continue to debate whether the practice can provoke earthquakes. although a recent study in argentina says, there is a direct link between fracking and sysmic activity right across this river. there is at least 90 sites where oil and gas are being extracted using fracking. people living in the area say that the fis nick activity here be

was, you know, breaking into people's automobiles from my understanding oakland city councilmember noel gallo lives nearby and says what happened here is tragic and an example of some in oakland who are now taking the law into their own hands this in a year where there have been well over a hundred homicides gallo says he was told the driver. came aer tom whor broke into his car theual got upset trying to because she was trying to break in his and he went after her and ran her over and killed her names of the suspect and victim of not been released, but other neighbors tell us it was clear that the driver was pursuing the woman and that the woman was trying to get away from him the video you can see the driver was in the wrong lane when he crashed into her eventually continued driving away with the help of that surveillance video. only took police around an hour to find that vehicle and then make an arrest in alameda county jr. stone abc 7 news a second woman died in oakland less than an hour later. she was found shot to death in an area of the oakland hills that's popular with hikers a

it all began 45 years ago today, when noel edmonds first presented the multi coloured swap shop and thoughanged through the years, it's continually kept young ones amused. and i'm pleased to say i'm joined by one of those who kept them entertained the former cbbc presenter kirsten 0'brien. good morning to you. how are you? i'm very good, thank you. dare good morning to you. how are you? i'm very good, thank you.— i'm very good, thank you. dare i miss whether _ i'm very good, thank you. dare i miss whether you _ i'm very good, thank you. dare i miss whether you miss - i'm very good, thank you. dare i miss whether you miss getting l i'm very good, thank you. dare i l miss whether you miss getting up i'm very good, thank you. dare i - miss whether you miss getting up on saturday mornings because presumably you use to get up very early to be bright and breezy by this time of the day. i bright and breezy by this time of the da . . , . bright and breezy by this time of the da. .,, ., ., bright and breezy by this time of theda. ., ., the day. i was a lot younger then and i have _ the day. i was a

it all began a5 years ago today, when noel edmonds first presented the multi coloured swap shop and thoughc presenter kirsten o'brien who explained the appeal of saturday morning kids television. weill. explained the appeal of saturday morning kids television.- morning kids television. well, i think they _ morning kids television. well, i think they are _ morning kids television. well, i think they are booting - morning kids television. well, i think they are booting about, i morning kids television. well, i. think they are booting about, and having my own now, the uprooting about, they do not have to go to school, they are looking for something to do and that was the joy back then of all your favourite band is used to be on saturday morning telly, so you could see your absolute key favourites people were on, whether it be that they would interview pop stars, film stars, everything was happening there and then and as a kid, you could just sit down and go all, my gosh, and as a presenter, i got to see everybody. it was incredible.— it was incredible. swap shop as it became known, _ it was i

video of a car suspected to have been used in last wednesday's road rage shooting city councilmember noel guile says this is an important first step in solving a crime like this. but it's not the last step. >> the video surveillance that we as a community need to step forth and be willing to testify or to identify the individuals that are committing the crime. this is a photo of the recent memorial celebrating the life of shamara young, both fremont high school in the east oakland, bad crop avenue, location of the suspected road rage incident or the councilmember geils district. he says it is common for his office to receive videos of crimes. but. >> finds that help from the community. often is there. i received photos and videos. many thais matter of fact, even. >> an hour ago i was confronted here at the bar station and there i'm a explaining to me or telling me what is happening across from her home, but she doesn't want to get involved you know, single people out. oakland police investigators described the vehicle with the video as an early 2000 silver 2 door honda accord council memb

video of a car suspected to have been used in last wednesday's road rage shooting city councilmember noelan important first step in solving a crime like this. but it's not the last step. >> the videos are available, but we as a community need to step forth and be willing to testify or to identify the individuals that are committing the crime. this is a photo of the recent memorial celebrating the life of shamara young bowl fremont high school in the east oakland, bad crop avenue, location of the suspected road rage incident or the councilmember geils district. he says it is common for his office to receive videos of crimes. but. >> finds that help from the community. often there. i received photos and videos. many thais matter of fact, even. >> an hour ago i was confronted here at the bar station and there i'm a grandma explaining to me or telling me what is happening across from her home, but she doesn't want to get involved or are, you know, single people out. oakland police investigators describe the vehicle with the video as an early 2000 silver 2 door honda accord council member says

i drink acne and noel for breakfast. >> will: your clothing line is how she gets her day started thereand go to the merge star. also by the way what concerns me about this is dementia contagious because she seems a little off. i feel like maybe she spent too much time with president putting. >> will: she had the big surprise party so she could be out because the big surprise party where she walked and then said surprised to herself, maybe -- maybe she surprised herself. >> i do it like every other week. >> will: you do? i'm really trying to answer the question honestly, i'm thinking back. i got to get to the story because it's my favorite one. earlier in the show we should get the photo of joe biden, this one, the great photo? posing behind an invisible podium or something, i do not know. it didn't take long for the internet to do their thing and here's an example. this is what he calls strapping horse. that's what joe called it with the border patrol, strapping horse, not ours, tim, tim. >> i thought horses were banned and it looks like he's going to go with someone and be violent obv

this is true noel will be here in the morning to make sure that you guys that everyone will be tracking this as well because it's going to be moving in through the morning hours as well. so >> the president's so-called human infrastructure proposal bill better known as the build back better plan has stalled due to a disagreement among democrats kron 4 washington correspondent alexandra limon reports that democratic governors from across the country actually went to washington, dc to ask federal lawmakers to stop the infighting and approved the help needed for states. >> well, congressional democrats struggled to come together. democratic governors say their states are falling apart in my part of the state. the mine is river bridge collapsed. you know, many people died night row over that bridge just a few hours before it collapsed. connecticut governor ned lamont joined other democratic governors at the white house this week to call for action. the governors want congressional democrats to stop arguing among themselves and pass the bipartisan infrastructure package along with the presid

. >> neil: if they don't, noel, do you think that republicans at this stage are just salivating at theo worried about how 2024 is shaping up? will all other potential presidential candidates in the grand old party stand back if it looks like donald trump is indeed stepping in? >> that's a great question and very difficult. i work on campaigns. they're all waiting to see what will happen. if he teases 2024, you know, there's a lot of consultants and candidates that will hold back. it will be interesting to see if feel -- some people declare their candidacy. i know that ron desantis is a very strong person that a lot of people are rallying behind silently. chris christie has expressed interest, nikki haley, a lot of candidates that people are thinking may end up being something, you know, that we want to take a look at. trump talking about 2024, whether or not he does it or not, kind of pulled back on a lot of candidates that want to come out. because right now you said earlier, shows the numbers that he pretty much trumped everybody that whould be considering a run right now. >> neil: w