the man is from oceanside to san diego county actually jacobs has been digging into his past and hass. >> 44 year-old donald craig and has a lengthy criminal history. i do know. >> we issued him a ticket or earlier this year. as a trance and don't know what the ticket was for. but i do know it was a transcendent. >> at that time. oceanside police tell me craighead has had run-ins with multiple agencies, including carlsbad in san diego pd. he also has several felony charges stemming from arrests made by the sheriff's department, including robbery. the majority of those arrests happening in east county and then there's the most recent arrest happening outside the dnc headquarters in washington, dc capitol police say a patrol officer noticed a dodge dakota truck with a swastika and other white bulls painted on it in the early morning hours monday officers say craig had told them he was, quote, on patrol and began talking about white-supremacist ideology meantime here in oceanside. police say they're ready to keep all voters safe during the recall election which comes to an end tuesday.

the other area is on the oceanside.here we have restrictions in our ability to be able to crew change and get our on and off the vessels. particularly with the vaccination levels. they are around 20% at the moment. that is way too low when you look at it compared to the global average. we need to work with the authorities and the countries involved to push up those vaccination levels so that we don't have ships getting stuck in port because of covid breakouts. >> always great having you with us. thank you. the ocean network express ceo. lumbar -- bloomberg subscribers can catch up through our interactive function, tv . you can always send sms just to our teams. this is bloomberg >> german national carrier plans to raid to repay our government bailout. the carrier says it will issue new shares at less than half of friday's closing price. germany provided a 9 billion dollar euro bailout -- a 9 billion euro bailout. every grant has kicked off a process to re-pay investors with this property. investors will opt for real

third on the right is oceanside plan digesture gas utilization project. the work is ongoing. this quarter the contractor focused on erection of the new holder assembly which is in the image on the right. it is a tank 59 feet tall to hold the unused excess digesture gas. these are showing the data for the 70 projects in phase 1 now representing $3.655 billion. last quarter we closed at 44.7% complete. this quarter 5.7. -- 45.7. shown in blue text on the right piechart, the blue area shows 8 projects in pre-construction. last quarter 11. green area is 18 projects in construction. 17 last quarter. gray area to the left is 44 projects. two more of those this quarter compared to last. this table is 3.1 and 3.2 from the quarterly reported showing the costs. on the left broken down to phase 1 we looked at. priority projects we found from phase 2 and 3. these were initiated in 2018 and then in 2020. summarize expenditures to date, forecast cost and variance between budget . >> okay. well, maybe we could get -- i would like a little bit more. why i should feel that comfortable that th

third on the right is oceanside plan digesture gas utilization project. the work is ongoing.quarter the contractor focused on erection of the new holder assembly which is in the image on the right. it is a tank 59 feet tall to hold the unused excess digesture gas. these are showing the data for the 70 projects in phase 1 now representing $3.655 billion. last quarter we closed at 44.7% complete. this quarter 5.7. -- 45.7. shown in blue text on the right piechart, the blue area shows 8 projects in pre-construction. last quarter 11. green area is 18 projects in construction. 17 last quarter. gray area to the left is 44 projects. two more of those this quarter compared to last. this table is 3.1 and 3.2 from the quarterly reported showing the costs. on the left broken down to phase 1 we looked at. priority projects we found from phase 2 and 3. these were initiated in 2018 and then in 2020. summarize expenditures to date, forecast cost and variance between budget . >> okay. well, maybe we could get -- i would like a little bit more. why i should feel that comfortable that the anim

that's near the mini and lovie ward recreation center in oceanside investigators believe the blast caused by fireworks. we have learned that 2 people have been hurt. no word on the extent of their injuries. we have also learned that the san francisco police explosives dead nation team is on the scene right now handling that scene trying to gather more detail. we are seeing in contact with san francisco police. we'll have updates throughout the night on kron 4 dot com. and tonight live in prime time starting at 8. >> and a nice warm up in the bay area to start out the 1st half of the weekend. very seasonal temperatures along the coast and east bay shoreline a little bit warm shoreline a little bit warm inland own. it's only going to everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used wi

miller grew up in the 1990s and the affluent white west side of santa monica on oceanside enclave in los angeles county. in the larger los angeles area. people with mexican heritage number 3 and a half million out of 9 million populations in los angeles . during miller's high school years aged, youth organization had an active presence. he began nourishing a hatred for mexicans and found mentors to educate him in what nationalist politics. at trumps stadium rallies, miller's ideology reverberated as from conjured an invasion of animals raving about the dangers of the salvadoran and s 13 gang, its members, none of whom are mexican comprise one percent of gang members in the entire unitedstates . on sunday of the third 2019, patrick coufias drove 634 miles to the walmart supercenter in el paso. and with a washer 10 rifle, a civilian version of ak-47 shot and killed 22 people and injured 23 more, targeting mexicans. eight mexican citizens were among the dead while most of the others who were dead or injured were us citizens of mexican descent. the self identified mexican hating murderer

officers charged 44-year-old donald craighead of oceanside, california, with possession of prohibited weapons. his truck was emblazoned with a swastika and other white supremacist symbols. the arrest came less than a month after capitol police arrested a north carolina man outside the library of congress who claimed to have a bomb in his truck. police are erecting a temporary fence around the capitol ahead of a far-right, pro-trump so-called "justice for j6" rally planned for saturday. apple has released an emergency software update to fix a security flaw in its iphones and other products researchers found was being exploited by the israeli-based nso group to infect the devices with its pegasus spyware. over 1.6 5 million apple products in use around the globe are vulnerable to the spyware since at least apple said march. vulnerable devices could be hacked by receiving a malicious pdf file that users didn't even have to click, known as a "zero-click" exploit. the flaw was discovered by the university of toronto's citizen lab, which found the hack in the iphone records of a saudi polit

miller grew up in the 1990s in the affluent white west side of santa monica, and oceanside enclave in los angeles county in the larger los angeles area. people of mexican heritage numbered 3.5 million out of 9 million population in los angeles. during miller's high school years that you, youth organization had an active presence, and he began nourishing a hatred for mexicans, and found mentors to educating and white nationalist politics. at trump's stadium rallies, miller's ideology reverberated as trump conjured an invasion of animals, raving about the dangers of the salvadorans, ms-13 gang whose members, none of whom are mexican, comprise only 1% of all gang members in the entire united states. on sunday august 3, 2019, patrick, a 21-year-old resident of suburban dallas, texas, drove 634 miles to the walmart supercenter in el paso, and with a rifle, , a civilian version of ak-47, shot and killed 22 people and injured 23 more, targeting mexicans. a mexican citizens were among the dead, while most of the others who were dead or injured were u.s. citizens of mexican descent. the self-i

charlie gasparino is out in oceanside, new york. what are they telling you there? there? cheryl: yeah. >> not eating the great food. look, guido and rich -- i said that right -- these guys are the owners of this restaurant. it's been a rough two years for them, cheryl. i'm not going to tell you about it, we're going to let them. first, the pandemic shut you guys down. how'd you survive? >> we kind of did a lot of takeout and, unfortunately, we had to let a few people go and kind of, you know -- >> muddled our way through. >> yes, we did. >> ritchie, you and i were talking before about inflation. that's your big problem -- >> yeah, absolutely. >> the best stimulus package in the world probably was the vaccine is. it's working. people want to eat here, despite the fact -- the president said, oh, people aren't going out because of delta. >> they're coming out. >> but your problem is finding workers. >> yep. >> tell me a little bit about that. did you ever think you'd be in a position where you'd be competing against the government who's giving checks to people to stay

southern california man near the dnc headquarters in washington, dc 44 year-old donald craighead of oceanside told authorities that he was on patrol when he was arrested early this morning that arrest came after a capitol police officer spotted the truck with a swastika and other white supremacist symbols painted on it. a machete and bayonets were also found inside that truck. both are illegal to possess in washington, dc quick had now faces several charges. investigators are still working to determine whether he was planning to attend a rally at the u.s. capitol. this coming saturday. organizers are calling that rally that event. the justice for j 6 rally as in january 6, they plan to rally in support of the people who are currently behind bars for taking part in the january 6 insurrection calling them political prisoners held in violation of their civil rights today. capitol police announced plans to once again put up the 7 foot tall metal fencing around the capitol as a precaution. it is thus a fence put up after the rioters overwhelmed officers january 6 assaulting 140 of the police offic

the individual was a 44-year-old from oceanside, california, donald craighead who is potentially someone that lawmakers are trying to understand or capitol police officers have trying to understand whether or not this individual was here as part of that planned september 18th rally coming up on saturday. that is something that they still don't have the answer to. and they're continuing their investigation. but obviously this is coming as lawmakers, top lawmakers and leaders are expected to be briefed this morning on this security posture around capitol hill heading into this saturday rally. there are a lot of concerns up here on capitol hill about that rally because there was that violence on january 6. there is a feeling that lawmakers are trying to do the best they can to be prepared because they fear that they did not take the warning seriously enough leading into january 6. so they're about to have a security briefing this morning. that is going to be important. how much of this latest arrest is going to factor into that security briefing. we still don't have an answer to, kate. >> w

backdrop for charlie gasparino's conversation today with the owners of an italian restaurant in oceansidewners discussing how small business is adapting to the pandemic and basically the state we're in now, we have other issues affecting small businesses like the lack of employment. you can't find people to come to work in your kitchen. >> very, very difficult at this time. >> and what's ooh going -- what's going on? you have to pay more? is it eating into your profits? >> even now we can't find people, but as far as getting people, hopefully they come back after unemployment -- >> so it's really all the benefits that they're throwing out there -- >> they need to stop all the unemployment. maybe they would have to come back to work, not collect that money just sitting home. >> can you compete against the government? >> no. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> so first they shut you down, then they make it -- and you were shut down for a big chunk of 2020, then they make you compete against them. why would someone want to open up a restaurant -- >> right now, well, right now is a diffic

terms of what the federal community is doing including of course noaa it's the principle civilian oceansides, that we are [inaudible] and once again, thank you to the congress for giving us the tools to further expand the utility of the national archer partnership program so by looking at i -- believe doctor ballot and dr. crosby each mentioned -- looking at philanthropy as a ready partner. we need the commercial sector as a partner. [inaudible] we've been relying on just two or more federal agencies to sponsor the ocean partnership program activities. but by brightening that, i think we will be much more successful. no, i'm not saying that [inaudible] arpao but if i say if you can buy the two together really taken all hands on deck approach as we are with climate science hundred the current administration, i think we that's get there. i think we have a wonderful very helpful. opportunity to get. thank you. >> and go dr. leinen, after the latest report on the changing climate, we know that ocean data and monitoring our critical in assessing in adapting to the climate crisis so i appreciate

he is in oceanside, new york, dealing with restaurants that are having a devil of a time. >> neil, there's a dish named after you hear, guido. just kidding, neil, you're not that special. anyway, these are the co-owners -- [laughter] of the restaurant. one of the things i missed the most about the pandemic, you knowing, not seeing family or friends, not being able to eat here. this is such a family gathering place. how did you guys deal with it, you know, just being closed down one day? >> well, it's kind of out of nowhere, obviously, due to the -- >> one minute you're open -- >> and the next closed. we did a lot of takeout. it was kind of tough with that because -- >> no customers. >> pretty much were shut down, and that was the only thing we were doing at the time. >> and we slowly came out of it. and then cuomo, the governor -- we're in new york state, obviously, the former governor -- then locks down again. were you guys close to turning out the lights at any point? >> well, we've been around a long time, we've been here 30 years, so we're established, and we still, we kind of operated

nbc news reports craig had a 44-year-old from oceanside was booked on suspicion of possession of prohibited police say the machete was on the seat of the pickup truck, which was decorated with a swastika and other symbols. craig had allegedly expressed white supremacist ideology and told police he was, quote, on patrol. family members told nbc news he was diagnosed with schizophrenia years ago and is not well. >>> in iowa, school districts once again have the power to enact mask mandates after a federal judge temporarily blocked a state law banning them from doing so. u.s. district judge robert pratt issued a restraining order yesterday that stopped the enforcement of a mask mandate ban and in an opinion he wrote it substantially increases the risk of several children with health conditions being infected with covid-19. in response, republican governor kim reynolds issued a statement, vowing to repeal the decision, saying that it took away parents' ability to decide what's best for their child. >>> and apple is issuing emergency software updates to fix a security vulnerability in his produc