peta is asking the u.s. department of agriculture and the california department of fish and wildlife to determine if violated the federal animal welfare act along with multiple state regulations. >> president biden is continuing to push his 2 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan as it continues to face roadblocks on capitol hill. >> our washington correspondent kellie meyer joins us now live. and killing any chance is going to pass congress. >> good evening. baking grant will lawmakers are still divided on the president's proposal, mostly over the cost and how to pay for it. but the president is pushing for compromise. >> we have failed. we have failed to properly invest in infrastructure for half a century in front of a 70 year-old bridge in lake charles, louisiana, president biden told americans the nation can't afford to not invest in infrastructure. to modernize bridges and roads in highways that need it most. while the biden administration says polls show public support for his american jobs plan on capi

. >> peta is calling on the federal government to investigate california gubernatorial candidate john. this stems from his campaign stop in sacramento on tuesday where he showed up with a live bear. you see him right there. that bear's name is tag peta, which stands for people kill people for the ethical treatment of animals is asking the department of agriculture and the california department of fish and wildlife to determine if violated the federal animal welfare act along with other state regulations. meanwhile, the humane society of the united states released a statement about tagged the cap to bear saying the california state director said, quote, by parading around the cap to bear candidate john demonstrates that he is profoundly out of touch with californians and their love for all things wild. mister is putting the public and tag in severe danger. he must remove tag from the campaign trail and to ask his owner to retire tag from show business. as the governor and his opponents ramp up their campaigns proponents of the recall are weighing in on how this week has affected that e

i mean, i've got colleagues who work with peta and also colleagues who make their living in the beef industry. i have colleagues that are all about, you know, animal research and other colleagues that are absolutely not. so i try and just bring background from all parties and their views to the various topics that we're discussing. if anything, i think i've done a pretty good job of staying impartial through my input on the various topics that have come up. and if people are happy with my work, i'm happy to keep serving. >> chairman: thank you so much, mr. van horn. we very much appreciate your service and expertise that you bring. and your colleagues seek your reappointment. and thank you very much for your willingness to continue on, and i am sorry for your failure to wrangle another veterinarian for seat number seven. is there any public comment on item number one, mr. young? >> clerk: yes. members of the public, who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, the meeting i.d. 1874896279. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, p

campaign stop here in sacramento on tuesday where he showed up with that big bear like their name tag petah stands for people for the ethical treatment of animals is asking the u.s. department of agriculture and the california department of fish and wildlife to determine if violated the federal animal welfare act along with other state regulations. the humane society of the u.s. release a statement about the cap to bear california state director says, quote, by parading around with a cap, a cap to bear candidate john demonstrates that he is profoundly out of touch with californians and their love for all wild things. mister is putting the public and tag in severe danger. you must remove tag from the campaign trail and to ask his owner to retire tag from show business. next. today. scientists are putting these to work. this isn't an unusual effort to detect covid-19 in sports. we'll check in on the warriors and wish a big happy 90th birthday. >> to what many believe is really the greatest baseball i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes fi

we said that will peta didn't like it. >> peta said in a statement saying that this is a publicity stunt no place in politics or in life. it's bad for the bears. they don't think they should be out there paraded around like that. but his campaign says no that aim there is well taken care of. so i don't think they're backing down this pair of bears doing tricks back their us. keep it full. we don't need that. they're getting 107. 38 is the time. >> we'll take a break. >> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the entire west coast now has access to early earthquake warnings. we're going to show you how it all works. >> the san francisco-marin food bank is expanding its warehouse to keep up with the major need. people have for live with the details. in an interview with the executive director coming up. >> a little bit of sunshine. also, little bit of fog out there this morning. you can see both from sfo cloud cover hanging out towards san bruno mountain. but some brightness making its way down to now towards the afternoon. still a hot one today that all changes tomorrow, though, i'

peta is asking the u.s.department of agriculture and the california department of fish and wildlife to determine if violated the federal animal welfare act all along with multiple state regulations. let's talk now about our forecast as we take a live look outside here over the bay bridge toll plaza. lot of sunshine from this shot here. but we'd like to see some rain and no, no. gonna happen. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now from the weather center yeah. looks like rain not going to return until our wet season in late october through early november. justine. >> so say hello to high fire danger concerns already starting 2 months ahead of when they typically start in the summer months. and we're tracking very dry conditions, more sunshine for the bay area and for those of you throughout this year could see some pop-up thunderstorms, though, just east of highway 3.95 throughout today and tomorrow. but just about a pop-up thunderstorm or 2 overall tracking cooler temperatures and breezier winds for

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welcome back to the issue where alex continues his discussion with peta over. so let's reflect more generally peter roebuck kenya dent if i the softer of techniques that you phone store fence of the late lies the manipulation of the of the media is that something new in politics or is it just something that's got modern techniques to make all the more pernicious politics has been invested by very rich man who will boss be political parties and have started to control to buy he used politics as a form of. of investment and getting for selfish greedy reasons to get contracts to get a room wards in the house of lords to get owners and so politics has become could be captured by greet that association i think will further rise of near liberalism but it's not the same thing. george osborne made this remarkable statement are sure to hear david cameron he's a little more than i think faction became gain control of the conservative party in 2005 us was that i didn't how easy it would be to take over the conservative party as it was him to hear him can translate and tak

domestic terrorist threat to the united states and as you say peta no evidence is ever presented the one terrorist attack has been since january the 6th was actually somebody who was a member of the. of the nation of islam who ran his car against. the barrios of the capitol hill but nonetheless the media continued to spend this and now and we are talking by ministrations talking about bossing you to mistake terrorism legislation and even if they don't pass that they're talking about signing executive orders to ban people from domestic flights and those they deem to be part of these white supremacist groups could just simply be said ok you're on the terrorist list no domestic flights for you at the minute so you know as i say it really is beginning to seem like i police state you know glenn you know we kind of harkens back to me the patriot acts ok because you know and because of the imminent threat to make terrorism 911 in all this and then we had this ridiculous exercise called the war on local war on terror. they actually caused a lot of terrorism but not in the way they intended a

right peta kobe, let's hear from some of other honorees. >> at the ceremony. >> this story and journey't make sense. >> i worked my off but out. i was blessed and guided by so many people. an improbable scenario is to get more. today. so all the people i mentioned to all the ones i didn't must first family. my weight force family. my virgin islands, family. i appreciate and love you all. >> already coming up, the break, we have giant highlights. we have highlights today with some baseball today. we'll catch you up on that after the break. >> and an east bay. native drafted in the second round by the forty-niners. i talked with erin. thanks. family of former coach about what coming home means to him. >> welcome back to sports night live have been having a lot of fun watching baseball season because both the giants and a's have been leading their division. yeah. they've quite a treat to best teams in baseball still early. but yeah, you love to see the giants look to build upon their best record in the national league today. final game of a four-game set pirates. the whole to split this s

. >> dana: jesse, where is peta when you need it?apped burrito in their mouth. i don't get it. that's not how i feed rookie. >> dana: greg, even you know this isn't right. you don't have a dog. >> greg: even i know it's not right. i don't know what that means. this is a part of her bigger problem. never being seen as authentic. every time she tries to do something human it always feels like an absurd put on. human beings remove the wrapper. it's like that native american lie informs everything she does from trying to open a beer. her poor husband is always off on the side of these things going, do we really have to do this again? this never works out. i'll be in the other room with a beer. >> dana: she asked, do you want to be her. he was like okay. juan, how do you think the aftereffects of this burrito came out? >> juan: how about she is going to get a mess. i think mostly it's rice so it's not a problem for a dog but my guesses, she always has i have a plan for this. she better have a plan for cleaning up after the dog. >> dana: a

peta sent a statement saying the publicity stunt was shameful. >> and that wild animals must be left alone told reporters the bear is tame and well taken care of. but that still doesn't sit well with animal rights activists who say the bear should not be on the campaign trail. >> turning to the coronavirus san francisco has become the first bay area county to enter the yellow reopening tier. it's the least restrictive tier and it brings a lot more capacity to businesses that haven't been able open at all in some cases and they'll be able now to finally open their doors. so you can see san francisco county. there are outlined in yellow with more people returning restaurants are experiencing a large rush, which is nice and then for staff has become greater and restaurant owner francesco give lucci says that many workers left the bay area or left the business altogether during the pandemic. so many of his staff are filling multiple roles. 25 person. >> low on on employee. you know, you stuff. but you know, still need their you know, 18 to 25 more employed between the 4 russian but boy,

>> listen, i love this you have to stupidity set up a grill under peta sign is awesome fighting backer meat all the way a steak after the show look i think there are benefits to vegan diet for sure but benefits to mediterranean viet and recently new research that people should eat the foods of their ancestors like i'm from pakistan should eat pakistani food because better at digesting that kind of food so i don't know. i just eat what is delicious. >> how dare you use science -- [laughter] >> lisa i'm assuming it is meat but i could be wrong. >> also call me a meat head what's wrong with that one he's jacked two he likes meat what's wrong with liking meat i order a remember buy steak about once a week and cook it crispy on outside rare in the middle highly recommend that way. it is absolutely delicious. take one look at me it is meat and potatoes all day. >> i thought you were more of a salad eater or like a vegetarian or something? >> only if i'm being watched. [laughter] >> oh. >> got you. so that does it for us we'll be back here 5 p.m. eastern for big sunday show the "fox report"

the judge is considering granting peta new trial due to juror misconduct. >>> there is a shake-up ines matter organization. in a youtube video patrice colorser colors is stepping down as executive director. she is leaving to spend time with her 5-year-old and work on a book and tv deal. she has been with the organization since 2013 and has led the black lives matter global network foundation for nearly six of those years helping to turn the social justice organization into a household name. >>> the biden administration announcing it would reimpose sanctions against belarus, belarus forcing that plane right there to divert to the capital to arrest an opposition leader. the u.s. condemned that move and the state department is warning u.s. citizens not to travel to belarus. >>> turning to the white house, president biden releasing his $6 trillion budget plan. the largest and most concrete outline of his priorities and ambitions. msnbc white house correspondent monica alba joins us with more. monica, what is fueling the price tag and can he get it through congress? >> reporter: a lot of

peta sent a low 70's out and campbell san jose pretty warm for you at 81 for your high 66 in hayward union city fremont mid to upper 60's a random raga out in castro valley. low 60's for you. there not feel 75 the late helmet 60's benicia 69 74 out in pittsburgh. santa rosa petaluma nevado all low 70's. we're going to look at your seven-day forecast for you inland. you can see things of really cold out for you over the weekend. they coastal areas pretty much on par with. typically are for this time of the year. 60's for you there along the coast mid to upper 50's. right. let's get a look at our bridges right now. we're heading out of the bay bridge as you're heading into the city to the fremont street exit a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. here is good news is no major hot spots. our san mateo bridge. you're heading across towards the peninsula. a solid 9 minutes for you is traffic starts to pick up just a bit. we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute heading out of richmond. pretty busy, especially for this hour, about 9 minutes for your drive ti

baseball fans in seattle could soon be getting a crate of our us vaccinations peta we'll explain. hello nice to see you there's a few areas of disturbance weather makers were watching in europe let me show you that 1st it's a stream of moisture off the atlantic slamming into france we call it the heaviest rain from bordeaux rate through to the border with switzerland but you head now into friday and we'll see where that wet weather starts to transfer spilling into hungry will see it push into ukraine up through the roof but really widespread unsettled conditions across europe and ok you probably noticed this too right this disturbance has its sights set on the united kingdom so i'm going to take you out a few day future cast will show us friday saturday as we head toward the weekend this deep area of low pressure spinning toward the united kingdom what this means you know the name of the game by now all right blustery conditions heavy rain and unusually low temperatures paris however your temperature is bouncing back up to 22 and you could get brush with some of these showers as w

peta and other animal advocates are pretty upset about this. they're saying that the bear has no place in politics. >> let alone the campaign trail. they sent out a statement saying that this publicity stunt was shameful. told reporters the bear is tame and well taken care of. but that still doesn't sit right with animal rights advocates. time now is 6.53. and still ahead, the giants and a's good baseball day or we're going to highlights from their latest wins. coming up their latest wins. coming up after the break. so you went to ross and saved big on shoes? oh, yeah! and snagged “yes, please” brands at “no way” prices. hurry in for fresh styles for the whole fam... ...and say cheers to spring with the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! find your rhythm. your happy place. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywher

tokyo i will have more from tokyo and the questions surrounding the upcoming lympics in sport with peta now thousands of palestinians from the occupied west bank have been blocked from reaching the al aqsa mosque in the old city of jerusalem the compound is a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict israeli forces set up several roadblocks and checkpoints along the way to the holy site in the small numbers of people have been allowed to pass through it has sparked concern among many who have been wanting to perform the last friday prayer of the sacred month of ramadan well iran's supreme leader is expected to address the nation as the country marks could stay in solidarity with the palestinian people for the 2nd year it's been a low key affair due to the pandemic but some demonstrators held a rally against israel's actions in the capital tehran to mark the day. britain's governing conservative party has secured and election victory in what was considered an opposition labor stronghold voters in the parliamentary seat of hotly paul in england's industrial north ea

i mean, i've got colleagues who work with peta and also colleagues who make their living in the beef industry. i have colleagues that are all about, you know, animal research and other colleagues that are absolutely not. so i try and just bring background from all parties and their views to the various topics that we're discussing. if anything, i think i've done a pretty good job of staying impartial through my input on the various topics that have come up. and if people are happy with my work, i'm happy to keep serving. >> chairman: thank you so much, mr. van horn. we very much appreciate your service and expertise that you bring. and your colleagues seek your reappointment. and thank you very much for your willingness to continue on, and i am sorry for your failure to wrangle another veterinarian for seat number seven. is there any public comment on item number one, mr. young? >> clerk: yes. members of the public, who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, the meeting i.d. 1874896279. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, p

if someone is a member of peta and they don't want to wear leather they are wearing something which is derived from oil and gas. so the essential nature. you mentioned gm saying they are only going to use batteries by some date in the future. i would like to submit for the record international energy agency report on the role of clean energy transition and an editorial from today's wall street journal written by mark mills who came here. >> without objection. >> it points out you're going to mine the critical minerals to make these batteries and the intensity of environmental desolation involved with critical minerals and the threat to our national security is quite large because the united states has almost no footprint where these are produced. they are produced in nations with poor governance for independent evaluation which uses a lot of natural resources to produce in an environmentally destructive way as opposed oil and gas which is a small footprint which is typically governed in the gulf of mexico by environmental standards which are quite strong, just replacing one set of proc

go without asking about this we have a picture of you grilling burgers and steaks under a pro-vegan petalahoma when colorado decided to shut their economy down, we successfully did it, and i declared meat all week, the board our 110,000 folks that worked in the ag industry, well pita put a billboard out and i thought this is fantastic, and so we grilled out hamburgers and steak s and hot dogs and gave them out to oklahomans right underneath the billboard, and we believe in freedoms in oklahoma. jackie: governor we're out of time but we really appreciate you calling in thank you so much we'll be right back. >> thank you. talk to you soon. into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. like you the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. . . . . dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilitie

if someone was number of peta and did not want to wear leather, there's something there wearing derived from oil and gas. it's an essential nature. governor, you mentioned the gm saying that they will not use batteries by some date in the future. mr. chairman, i would like to summit for the record both a international energy agency report on the role of critical minerals and clean energy transition and i would also like to have an editorial from today's wall street journal written by mark mills, who came here without -- >> without objection. >> in this point out that you are going to mind the critical minerals to make these batteries and that the intensity of environmental involved with critical minerals and the threat to our national security is quite large because one, the united states has almost no footprint where these are produced and being produced in nations with poor governance for independent evaluations which uses a lot of natural resources to produce in an environmentally shall we say destructive way. as for the small footprint and in which it is typically governed at least

the plastic, synthetic, the carpet we are standing on, somebody in the member of peta and they don'tt to wear leather, there are wearing something derived from oil and gas. it is essential. governor, you mentioned gm saying they're only going to use batteries by date in the future, mr. chairman, i'd like to submit for the record international energy agency report on the role of critical minerals and clean energy transmission and i would like to have an editorial from the days "wall street journal" written by mark mills who came here without objection and in this, it points out that you're going to mine vertical minerals to make these and the intensity of environmental desperation involve critical minerals and the threat to national security is quite large because one, the united states has almost no footprint where these are produced, they are being produced in nations with poor government for independent evaluations, which uses a lot of natural resources to produce in an environmentally destructive way as opposed to oil and gas, a very small footprint and in which is typically gover

if somebody is a member of peta and if they don't want to wear leather they're wearing something derived from oil and gas, it's an essential nature. now, governor, you mentioned gm's saying they're only going to use batteries by some state date in the future. mr. chairman i'd look to submit for the record, an international energy agency report on the role of critical minerals and clean energy transmission and like to have an editorial from today's wall street journal written by mark mills who came here. >> without objection. >> in this, it points out you're going to mine the critical minerals to make these batteries and that the intensity of environmental involved with critical minerals and the threat to our national security is quite large. one, the united states has almost no footprint where these are produced. they're produced in nations with poor government for independent evaluations which uses a lot of natural resources to produce, and in an environmentally, shall we say, destructive way. as opposed to oil and gas, because a very small footprint and which it's typically governed at

. >> it was a lot of fun snapping back at peta.est cattle show in america. it had been there for 100 years. we successfully recruited them to oklahoma. i declared meat all week to support our ag industry, 110,000 jobs in the state of oklahoma. we grilled out hamburgers steaks underneath the billboard that basically called me meat ahead governor stitt. we had a lot of fun. it was one of my favorite days being governor. will: it is national barbecue day. appropriate we have you on. we have ribs onset here, governor. i don't know if they're up to oklahoma standards. pete: in honor of the meathead oklahoma governor. will: who will ask questions while we eat ribs. >> i will ask the question, while i eat. did pita respond to your barbecue under their billboard. >> they did, they said something like this, they will send me a back brace because i was bowing to the ag industry or our cattle ranchers. they have no idea, this was the most popular thing oklahoma loved it. here is the deal. if you want to be vegan, be vegan. this is the problem

i mean, i've got colleagues who work with peta and also colleagues who make their living in the beefindustry. i have colleagues that are all about, you know, animal research and other colleagues that are absolutely not. so i try and just bring background from all parties and their views to the various topics that we're discussing. if anything, i think i've done a pretty good job of staying impartial through my input on the various topics that have come up. and if people are happy with my work, i'm happy to keep serving. >> chairman: thank you so much, mr. van horn. we very much appreciate your service and expertise that you bring. and your colleagues seek your reappointment. and thank you very much for your willingness to continue on, and i am sorry for your failure to wrangle another veterinarian for seat number seven. is there any public comment on item number one, mr. young? >> clerk: yes. members of the public, who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, the meeting i.d. 1874896279. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, pl