you'll get hourly updates and the seven day forecast piedmont police officers quick action saved the man and a dog from a burning car officer jason germano was the one to pull them out. and tonight he is being called a hero. atvs and really joins us live in piemonte with more on the story, amber, like the piedmont police officer tells me he's just glad he was able to help save a life. his body camera shows the actions he and other officers took. grab the fire extinguisher out of the back of my vehicle ran up to the vehicle sprayed where the fire was. piedmont police officer jason germano says the car was engulfed in flames when he arrived at the intersection of park boulevard and estates drive around 11 20 tuesday night. i slowed it down, but i couldn't put it out. come on, let's go. tomorrow, says the man refused to get out of the car that he appeared dazed. my mindset was i need to get this guy out. i need to somehow get him out of this car and i'm just went in for him and just pulled on him, and i was going to pull until i couldn't pull any more. germano with the help of oakland p

ktvu is amberleigh is live tonight in piedmont and amber.ou spoke with the officer seen in that video, julie, the pete. my police officer tells me he was on patrol when he heard that oakland police needed help from someone with a fire extinguisher. officers body camera tells the story. grabbed the fire extinguisher out of the back of my vehicle ran up to the vehicle. sprayed where the fire was. piedmont police officer jason germano says the car was engulfed in flames when he arrived at the intersection of park boulevard and estates drive around 11 20 tuesday night. i slowed it down, but i couldn't put it out. come on, let's go, germano says. the man refused to get out of the car that he appeared dazed. my mindset was i need to get this guy out. i need to somehow get him out of this car. and i just went in form and just pulled on him, and i was going to pull until i couldn't pull any more. germano with the help of oakland police officers pulled the man out of the carb. 42 year old has been with piedmont police just over two years, he tells me

he has the story from piedmont tonight. >> brave and quick thinking is how piedmont police officer jason germano is colleagues are describing his actions. but you're mano says he was simply doing his job when he grabbed this driver and helped save a dog from a car that was engulfed in flames. >> it's a rush to save a man and a dog from a burning car. piedmont police officer jason germano is seen running over to extinguish the flames before a daring get out the unresponsive man had to be pulled out and away as the fire failed to go out. i don't myself as a hero. but, you know, the dome is trapped inside the car. and my first instinct was to get him the dramatic body cam video is from tuesday night. the car was found on fire park boulevard states drive around 11 oakland. police were first on scene, but needed help. and that's when officer germano stepped in. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside the vehicle were still inside the vehicle from get out.

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the 42 year old has been with piedmont police just over two years. he tells me this is his dream job helping people he had been an automotive mechanic for 22 years. knowledge of cars came in handy during this incident, and i knew what kind of chemicals were underneath the hood. uh you know, i know it's not going to blow up like the movies or anything like that. but i know that we have a limited amount of time to get that gentleman out of there, and you're going to see that his dog was safely pulled from the car. and you've got an oakland officer that's got the dog over here on a leash. piedmont police captain chris monaghan says he's proud of the way germano and the oakland police officers work together. get up, get up! vehicles on fire! come on. he says he's not surprised by germany's actions. this officer by choice works the overnight shift, which is considered a hardship for people. i don't so that i'm a hero. i just did what i would want somebody to do for me if i was ever in that situation. the man was taken to the hospital. he and his dog survi

in piedmont, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now.eting much of the bay area and with some cities hitting 105 degrees, plenty of people are looking to cool off. and when we came over the hills like it was still like in the nineties and like the beach is going to be so perfect today. we started earlier because of the heat, and we should have started a little bit more earlier. and within the last hour, governor newsome did issue a state of emergency due to the excessive. he really up and down the state. the proclamation does free up additional energy capacity. good evening, everyone mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. people were looking for ways to beat the heat today. this is what it looked like a crown memorial beach in alameda they also had out their umbrellas and a flex alert. we should mention is now under way. this is going to last all the way until 10 o'clock tonight, the state is asking people to conserve energy during the next five hours, there will be another flex alert tomorrow that one wi

shaw is the education director for the virginia piedmont heritage area, the office of historic alexanderartnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and provided the video. >> our first speaker is a good friend of mine, travis shaw, the current director of education for the virginia piedmont heritage area. he brings two decades of experience in historic preservation and museum education. working with tribe and public eduation, he spent time at the maryland archaeological conservation, and mount vernon and oaklands gardens. he holds a b.a history and. in an m.a. in history from american university. he has written numerous articles for the american baffor

shaw is the education director for the virginia piedmont heritage area, the office of historic alexandria emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and provided the video. most years the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania hosts a living history event featuring several hundred reenactors from all eras of american history. we visited the event in 2018. in one hour we hear from u.s. army veterans were training french soldiers. in one hour and 20 minutes we talk with reenactors interpreting german soldiers and go underground to see a reconstructed german bunker. >> our first speaker is a good friend of mine, travis shaw, the current director of education for the virginia piedmont heritage area. he brings two decades of experience in the field of historic preservation and museum education. working with tribe and public education, he spent time at the maryland archaeological conservation, and mount vernon

piedmont police officer jason hermano rescue unresponsive man and a dog from a car fire in piedmont. you can see a running over. he's got that fire extinguisher and oakland police they were actually on the scene first, but they needed some backup and that's when officer jim model stepped in. >> brave quick thinking a resourceful, purely instinctual. these officers are out in the middle of night trying to help people in a wide variety circumstances in fortunately for this gentleman. they were very quickly and got him out of his car was on fire. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. >> that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside. the vehicle were still inside the vehicle. my first instinct was to get him out. >> that is some incredible video. it's still unclear what condition that identify man is in opd still trying to figure out what forced this dramatic rescue to happen in the first place. the pandemic may be fading, but the impact it had on our families and the ability to put food on th

right at piedmont and 14th in midtown atlanta. what was crazy, impossible to understand, was that the shooter was diane's own husband, tex, sitting right behind diane in their suv. >> she started making these noises that i had never -- i had never heard before, and i -- i thought i was hearing her die. >> a street sign pointed the way to emory university hospital. tex told dani jo to head there. >> tex was calling her name, and he leaned forward and kind of grabbed her head, and she was kind of breathing panicky. >> they arrived at emory. that's tex in the red shirt. hospital personnel heard him yelling gunshot, and diane went into the e.r. less than an hour later a doctor came out to tell tex and dani jo that diane was alert. >> and she said that diane had spoken and that her heart was strong. they had taken her up to surgery. >> by then police had arrived. they wanted to talk to dani jo outside. >> they wanted to drive the route. >> oh, they drove the route with you right then? >> yes. >> then they took her to headquarters for q

piedmont police officer jason germano is seen running over to extinguish the flames before a daring get out. the unresponsive man had to be pulled out and away as the fire failed to go out. i don't myself as a hero. but you know, the dome is trapped inside the car. and my first instinct was to get him the dramatic body cam video is from tuesday night. the car was found on fire park boulevard states drive around 11 oakland. police were first on scene, but needed help. and that's when officer germano stepped in. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside the vehicle were still inside the vehicle from get out. the other problem was the man's dog was also trapped inside. i said, hey, man in the car fire. you need to get out and he was just kind of confused and disoriented. officer germano then grabbed the man and with help from another officer dragged him to safety got him away from the car further things were starting to pop in and get the car becoming mo

presentation is located here circled and underlined for easy reference harrisonburg in this area piedmont, which we'll talk about later is down here. stanton which was the objective of franz siegel and his union army in the new market campaign down here and you'll notice that it's connected by railroad to the eastern part of the state which was part of its strategic importance and finally you'll notice lexington at the very southern end of the so siegel and his troops start marching in early may and they leave the bunker hill area and by rather slow marches make their way into the lower part of the valley siegel takes his own time for a variety of reasons giving confederate general john c breckenridge time to scramble an army to oppose his advance. by may 13th and 14th. there's been fighting around new market confederate. cavalry is able to see the high ground giving a solid position for breckenridge to bring his infantry up. on may 15th. the battle itself would or the main part of the battle, which is recognized happens. breckenridge waits the morning to see if union troops want to engag

shaw is the education director for the virginia piedmont heritage area, the office of historic alexander and partnership -- in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and provided the video. >> our first speaker is a good friend of mine, travis shaw, the current director of education for the virginia piedmont heritage area. he brings two decades of experience in historic preservation and museum education. working with tribe and public eduation, he spent time at the maryland archaeological conservation, and mount vernon and oaklands gardens. he holds a b.a history and. in an m.a. in history from american university. he has written numerous articles for the american bafford trust. if you look closely you might spot him in historical films, including mount vernon. travis is pretty famous online because travis did three or four videos a week during these covid times. travis is well-versed in doing virtual presentations. it is my honor to present travis as he presents disinfectant and dangerous persons. travis: it is a pleasure to be here today. with that, i will go ahead

these big cats have been seen in millbrae oakland hills piedmont sam a tail.nd that's just in the last few weeks. there was that in fact, outline that was caught in san e francisco on the bernal heights neighborhoods. so if you come across him outline, you should make yourself big and make a lot of noise. you should also bring in pet food and water inside at night to help keep outlines away from your home. and if you see outline here in the piedmont area. i mean, sorry, petaluma area. if you see them see him come back to call 911. back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot for being on the lookout safely. always safely as it. >> hughley. there's been about like goal there. i now you only is a coyote go there. yes, cisco their botanical warning visitors right now. the coyotes have been active in the area. they've been spotted especially. >> after an encounter now where 2 small children came across one but they're ok, i guess i would take the coyote over the mountain line for sure. well, first delivery sackey talked to the san francisco animal control folks about

and a dog from a car fire there in piedmont. you can see it's pretty intense. he ran over, used a fire extinguisher and put out the flames. then the daring rescue oakland police were first on the scene, but they needed help. and that's when officer germano stepped in. brave quick thinking a resourceful, purely instinctual. >> these officers are out in the middle of night trying to help people in a wide variety circumstances in fortunately for this gentleman. they were very quickly and got him out of his car was on fire. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. >> that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside. the vehicle are still inside the vehicle. my first instinct was to get him out. >> and you look at when he's running the approach they are and just what he was up against. now. while overwhelming now. so heard anything about the a victim. that's what i was going to say. i'm not clear exactly how he's doing this morning. the investig

shaw is the education director for the virginia piedmont heritage area, the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and provided the video. most years, the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania hosts a living history event featuring several hundred reenactors from all eras of american history. we visited the event in 2018. in an hour, we hear from u.s. army veterans were training french soldiers. in an hour and 20 minutes we talk with reenactors interpreting german soldiers and go underground to see a reconstructed german bunker. >> our first speaker is a good friend of mine, travis shaw, the current director of education for the virginia piedmont heritage area. he brings nearly two decades of experience in the field of historic preservation and museum education, working with both private and public institutions, he spent time at the maryland archaeological lab, mount vernon, and oaklands historic site and gardens. he holds a b.a in history and an m.a. in history from american university. he has written nume

let's take a look because this is video of piedmont police officer jason. rescuing an unresponsive man and a dog from a car. excuse and start looking at the video and trying to read the same time. so there's a man and a dog there in this car fires in piedmont in this officer rescues them so you can see him running over to extinguish the flames before being able to make this daring rescue. he pulled him out of the car there. oakland police for the first on scene, but they needed help. and that's when the officer stepped brave. >> quick thinking a resourceful, purely instinctual. these officers are out in the middle of night trying to help people in a wide variety of circumstances in fortunately for this gentleman. they were very quickly and got him out of his car was on fire. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. >> that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside. the vehicle are still inside the vehicle. my first instinct was to get him off. >> and he did that. the

pg&e reporting 3000 customers in the piedmont area are without power and are also seeing smaller outages >>> i'm guessing it is due to the wind, don't know that right now but it was howling out there. >> still gusty, it will be for the next couple of hours before things start to quiet down a little bit. let's talk about the reason why the atmosphere is being squeezed. it has stopped pretty far south for this time of year. it is raining far enough away from the bay area that we will not see any chance of rain being sent our direction. it is close enough to squeeze the atmosphere and funnel all that air through our neighborhood and that means the gusts has been pretty substantial doubt the afternoon and evening, stronger so far 50 miles an hour, mount diablo got up to 47 miles an hour, and the more densely popular parts of the bay area 30 to 45 miles an hour the most part the strong enough to cause some of those power outages. hope we don't see any more of those and we hope that they don't cause any problems in terms of sparking any fires. the minute he is not a stress it could be this tim

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rescuing a man and a dog from that car in piedmont goes over with the fire extinguisher and then the unfold as he pulls the man out of the car oakland police were first on the scene, but they needed help and that's when officer germano stepped in. >> brave quick thinking a resourceful, purely instinctual. these officers are out in the middle of night trying to help people in a wide variety circumstances in fortunately for this gentleman. they were very quickly and got him out of his car was on fire. i arrived on scene. they got my fire extinguisher from the back, my vehicle and i see that the front of the vehicles on fire. >> that time. they said the guy was still trapped inside. the vehicle were still inside the vehicle. my first instinct was to get enough. >> and they did get him out. got him to the hospital. we have no word on the victim's condition. all right. happening today we have cal osha meeting to vote on new mask requirements for the workplace. the new guidance is expected to fall in line with guidance from. >> the california department of public health under osha's propos

also, heavy rain, an additional 4 to 6 inches is possible, which stretch all the way from the panhp piedmont into the panhandle. it would reintensify by early monday, thankfully moving away from the u.s., but notice the west-to-east move, that's due to a sagging cold front, which is bringing the possibility of tornadoes and extreme storms across the midwest and the ohio river valley. a lot going on, but not a lot of it well on this father's day weekend. >> i suspect you'll be busy the next 24 to 48 hours. thank you. >>> atlanta's crime rate has become so concerns that one of the city's wealthiest neighborhoods wants a divorce. we'll have the report, next. to make mouthwatering masterpieces. order our new flatbread pizzas for dinner tonight with delivery or pick-up. only at panera. new dove men deodorant is different. it has 48 hour protection. and a plant-based moisturizer... that cares for your skin. odor protection that works new dove men plant-based care. keeping your oysters business growing and a plant-based moisturizer... that cares for your skin. has you swamped. you need to hire. i n

. >>> nbc bay area responds to a piedmont man whose hotel room was missing an essential item, a doorthat locked. >> that's important. he called chris chmura and his team for a little help getting his money back. >> michael gardner showed us his photo showing how he used a chair to help lock his hotel room. he said the hotel near san luis obispo couldn't fix the lock and didn't have any other open rooms. luckily it was only for one night. he stayed and expected the hotel to comp him for this hassle. that didn't happen. so he contacted american express. he expected amex to give him a full refund. they denied his dispute, though. so he asked us to take a look. we did. we contacted american express and shared his photo. michael says american express then called twice. he contacted the hotel and worked out a deal. ultimately, michael got back his full $297.07. he wrote a very nice note and said i sincerely appreciate it. you are a star with 11 exclamation points. a spokes person said we can't comment on anything relating to a specific card member. if we can help with something, go to nbc

jane morgan, executive director of the piedmont covid task force. good to see you. covid vaccine now. how concerned should we all be about the delta variant, particularly as we start thinking about school in the fall. >> thank you for having me today. one of the things we have to understand is that mutations will continue to happen if we can't get vaccination and immunity status up to herd immunity. it is not a matter of if, it is a matter of when. the delta variant and mutation is the latest mutation that will occur. others will continue to come. certainly our children represent that pocket of our society that currently is unable to be vaccinated, so it is dependent on the rest of us to step up and get vaccinated such that we can protect all of those unable to be vaccinated currently. >> president biden talked about the delta variant this week. this is what he said. >> it is more easily transmittable, the delta variant, potentially deadlier, and dangerous for young people. he says the greatest threat to our fight to beat covid-19. but the good news is we have a sol

overnight hours from 4 to 6 inches of rain in the green shaded area extends from the panhandle to the piedmontd south carolina. take a look at how much rain to get. find where you are and the color. it could come down pretty quick. that's the flash flood threat. the latest track shows that it will potentially restrengthen off the north carolina coast, become a tropical storm again. won't impact any areas. there is a tropical storm watch along the outer banks which could mean 1 to 3 feet of storm surge. check it at cnn.com/weather. >> we appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> now to rosa flores in new orleans where claudette came ashore this morning. >> reporter: tropical storm claudette making landfall this morning. in alabama and mississippi. we have video into the newsroom of that damage along the mississippi gulf coast. you can see in the video the intense moments, the heavy rains and winds and slidell. people there saw flooding waters into their homes and also on some of the streets there. some ponding happened there on the north shore of lake pontchartrain. here in louisiana, governor issu

overnight the officer was responding to a call for a man having a mental health crisis near old piedmont road and the humber way when officers got to the scene, they say the man attacked the officer stabbing him. the officer is expected to be okay. medics took the man to the hospital for a mental evaluation and he now faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. >> tonight. we want to show you a map of just how bad drought conditions are across the bay area we've been talking about it for weeks. the shows you exactly what we're dealing with. the reservoirs in marine county that are typically full by now completely dry. they provide alarming look at just how the drought is also accelerating the fire season. you can also see there are elevated risks areas all across the bay area, the areas that an orange have an elevated risk of fires. the areas that are in red. >> extremely fire-prone in these extreme conditions are making matters really difficult for firefighters because of all of that increase the fire danger this month. sonoma county, making sure that folks who live the

if you live in some of the higher elevations like piedmont you may be dealing with some of that thiseas on the roads and again during the evening hours, but we also add a little chopped to the bay. will be cool to warm on mass transit. cool in san francisco, 62. warm in places like antioch. good news is that everybody is breathing the best air we can all the way through the weekend. will take a look at the weekend numbers coming up. >>> good morning everyone. pretty light out there. i thought we would take a look at some of the modern drive times. central valley tracy to dublin 35 minutes. we do have an accident just reported westbound 205 at the connector to 580. westbound 4 slows about pay.into pittsburgh and concord. that is why you have slow traffic there. eastbound we have a report of an accident just at the 680 junction. san rafael into san francisco looking great. here is walnut creek looking good. a little hazy out there, but the roads are moving at the limit. >>> a supersonic future looking ahead at what could be next for travel. the jets that could get us from san francisco

police say that officer responded to a call of a man having a mental health crisis near old piedmont road in amber away when officers got to the scene, that's when they say the man attacked the officer stabbing him. the good news, the officer expected to be okay. medics that take the man to the hospital for a mental evaluation. he's now facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. >> in the east bay. police in livermore are asking for the public's help in locating a suspect that reportedly backed up his truck at an officer's motorcycle. this happened yesterday morning along isabel avenue between highway 5.80, oporto avenue when the officer was conducting a traffic stop on a truck. according to police as the officer was getting off his motorcycle. the suspect put his truck in reverse and then accelerated toward the officer. the officer managed to get out of the way. but the driver also got out of the way and ran away from the scene. police say the officer was injured in the motorcycle, which we can see here pinned underneath the truck was also significantly damaged. t

it was a race to the rescue for piedmont police, an officer responding to a car crash. this was about 11 o'clock last night. at park boulevard states drive in oakland. you can see right there flames surrounding that car. the driver and his dog trapped inside that officer somehow managed to pull both of them out of the car as it was up in flames. >> tonight on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. we will talk with that officer about the tense moments and that rescue. >> and today the mayor of antioch declare the entire no side so zone. it is an effort to stop the dangerous and illegal stunt driving that goes on the city will be installing elevated pavement in a number of locations. you can see on this map, the locations that will have mayor lamar thorpe. >> not mincing any words. his words very simple. don't do it or else kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> if you know someone was planning on doing some illegal sideshows stunts in their car or a tv this weekend at an event in antioch. you might want to tell them what mayor lamar thorpe has to say. >> i'm not messing around with

the big cats also have been seen in millbrae oakland hills piedmont and san mateo just in the last few weeks, one mountain lion was caught in a tree in san francisco. bernal heights neighborhood. if you come across them outline, you should make yourself big and make a lot of noise. you should also bring pet food and water inside at night to help keep mountain lions away from your home in petaluma yulia sevice kron 4 news about this. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news some health officials now recommending everyone wear a mask indoors and in public places despite should say amid growing concerns of the delta variant we'll tell you what the cdc saying about these new recommendations. >> 9.29 the creek is sunny. we found some sun there and a little bit when 2. yeah. just yeah, you can really see it there blowing in the foreground. john's been tracking conditions out there currently with temperatures. we started out early this morning, john, in the 50's 60's about now. yeah, so still 50's and 60's for most of us. there's a couple low 70's popping up inland, but that wind that you're s

mountain sighting in the bay area and now the big cats have also been seen in millbrae oakland hills piedmontt few weeks. now outline was even caught in the in the tree in san francisco. bernal heights neighborhood that was not too long ago. now, if you come across them online, you should make yourself begun. make a lot of noise. we should also bring in pet and pet food and water inside at night to help outlines away from your home. course, if you spot outline in in the pat aluma area. the police department is. telling you to stay away from it. don't approach it. and to call 911, back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. you only happening more and more often. thank you lee. and here's a story that will be of interest. anybody driving across the golden gate bridge started. go ahead. >> if you're going be the bad news going to pay more. toll is going rates and transit fares going to be increasing as of tomorrow. the price changes part of that five-year toll program that was approved back in 2019, the fast track rate at the golden gate bridge is going to go from 7.70 to 8. '05. stop. yeah. >>

we've seen them in millbrae oakland hills piedmont and san mateo just in the last few weeks and in factnot too long ago we saw one in san francisco and the bernal heights neighborhood and of course, they're telling people if you come across outline, you should try to act big make some so that you could kind of scare him off and also to try to bring in your pets. >> your dog food or your pet's food inside and water. so it doesn't get attracted to go to your home. at this point right now, as i understand it, emergency personnel in the area and they're trying to track and monitor this mountain lion we'll see if they're able to capture. >> this, not line safely and hopefully try to transported into area. away from all this populated so price and happy life. >> i will be going over there right now. all i tell with emergency personnel and talk to them as so we told you. >> to go to outline. we told you to go closer, is that right. just and you said yes, you know, as you of its if there's fire goal you're you're ok with a little spray ourselves, all in a day's work it's always chasing the stor

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this is video of piedmont police officer jason germano rescued an unresponsive man and a dog from a care. and you can see here, once you open the door, he saw the person inside, pulled him out, use the fire extinguisher to get the flames out come. police were first on scene, but they needed help. and that's when officer jermont a step in. take a actually, we're going hear from a little bit later on. but this point, the driver who he saved is in the hospital. we haven't had an update on his condition yet. we're still looking for that. but you can see that everybody involved here in this dramatic and traumatic rescue. >> temperatures are soaring across the bay area. i'm camila ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >> 8.30 right now. and thanks for tuning in on what is going to be the hottest day. 6 on the planet of your it really it really is that it was

they say they went door to door in maricopa county and piedmont county in arizona knocking on peoplesdoors asking who lived there and then asking about their vote in the presidential election in november. and then reporting up to arizona republicans. but literally most of the addresses they want to seems like likely fraudsters. quote, today, over 3000 homes have been canvassed in order to verify the integrity of the voter rolls. 52% of those canvassed addresses require an affidavit for irregularity. 52%. really? a majority of households in arizona are seen as needing affidavits because of irregularities as reported by volunteer citizen canvassers. this tracks with news that we saw a week ago in the arizona republic. quote, people are knocking on the doors of you have a pie county residents in arizona and asking how they voted in the last election will falsely claiming to represent that county reporters office according to officials. the mysterious started or survey has alarmed local officials. it comes after the u.s. justice department warned arizona senate republicans against plans t

piedmont and oakland the car was engulfed when they arrived on the scene. the dazed man and dog to safety. both are expected to be okay. that is powerful. steve? steve: oh, man, you keep thinking in the back of your head the car is going to blow up. the car is going to blow up. oh my goodness, all right. thank you very much, jillian, the co-host, a couple of them on the show "the view" over on abc getting into a really heated exchange yesterday when it came to joe biden's treatment of the press in switzerland he essentially said caitlin collins was in the wrong business. >> it's the press' job to speak truth to power and just because biden has gotten a pass so far, which he has and continues to do, it is a knowing best interest to treat him like state tv. >> the thing i never saw trump do was apologize to anybody. and i will take. >> i don't care if he is apologizing he embarrassed himful is. >> i don't care. >> i don't care that you care we're even then. >> well, then good, meghan, then you can be how you always are. we'll be right back. >> you can be how

but she was in north carolina, in the piedmont area, which had suffered the loss of tobacco, textilesind of hallowing out that joe was talking about in michigan. and it was no longer the america she was imagining. it was a place of many pathologies and social ills with multiple generations in poverty and on public benefits. it did not look like the real america of sarah palin's imagination. and that america had become hostile to elites, to experts, disbelieving of vaccination campaigns, for example. and sarah palin gave it an identity. it was not a set of ideas, as much as an identity. it was kind of white identity politics. and she was in some ways the trailblazer of white american identity politics, which trump then rose to -- brought to a new level and made into a winning political program. so i think palin is a crucial figure, even though she became a kind of failed celebrity, we shouldn't forget that she was the turning point in the republican party and the breaking up of the old business and evangelical christians. when you talk about sarah palin, you want to talk about a divide

i'm honored not only to carry on his work serving the rural piedmont of north carolina but strive to immolate his example as i do so. mike, congratulations on this appropriate recognition. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committees on energy and commerce, ways and means, and the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 18, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised. that cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: after the five-month deployment of the natural guard around our u.s. capitol, after the fact of the january 6 break-in, the bill has come due now of over half a billion dollars, $521 million for the thousands of troops to guard this capitol. this was, again, after the big break-in of january 6. of cour