but what you don't know is the property brothers' hidden talent is magic., i love magic, but i kind of don't see any women, especially women of color doing it, and i was like you know what? maybe i'll learn some magic and become like the serena williams of it. they're really good at magic, they're gonna show me the ropes and help me perform my very first magic show right here at the magic castle. this perso-- this a person running away from my show. he's like, "oh, phoebe's here? i'ma go back home." (laughter) one of my biggest dreams is coming true because i'm meeting two of my favorite human beings of all time. (squeals) hey! you guys are freakishly tall. it is good lighting that you have off your phone. i mean, you know, iphone 11. (laughter) how's it going? good, thank you guys so much for doing this. as you guys know, you're here to teach me magic. i'm very new to this, i've never been to a real live magic show, i've never actually done any magic before. we'll work on that. show her what you've got. we're right outside on the street, i figure we'd do a

the property brothers. magic johnson, tennis rackets, yoga pants, poodles, tacos, yarn, marshmallows, and mr. t. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, that is a diverse portfolio of things we should be grateful for. the earth is also home to the burning man festival. you know that one where the people go do weird stuff in the desert? it was canceled last year due to covid, but they're hoping to bring it back in august with one potential caveat. you may have to show proof you got the vaccine. to enter. and of course that has resulted in backlash from prospective attendees, some of them are angry, they're complaining. so the ceo of burning man issued a statement saying, "there are plenty of people that are challenging whether it is necessary, we hear you, we hear you." but what we're hearing is dumb. [ laughter ] why is anyone treating this like it's a valid position to take? it might as well be, "i know there are those of you who don't believe in cooking, so we will be offering raw chicken to some of the attendees

paul's brother earns the business on the property and says his brother has not picked up the phone. >> i'm trying to find out his well being. he's not answering. pretty scared and worried. i wish i knew more. >> the ages and names of the victims have not been released. police are determining the relationship between the shooter and the victims. police are planning to provide an update for the public at a briefing at 7:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> more witnesses are expected to testify today in the trial of the officer charged with killing george floyd. yesterday, for the first time, we saw surveillance video of floyd inside the convenient store moments before the deadly encounter with officer derek chauvin. jurors also saw a clip from officer's body camera after he was confronted by a witness about kneeling on floyd's neck. chauvin responded, that's one person's opinion. you can see motorcycles were running high with the witness to floyd's arrest sobbing on the stand. >>> new this morning, pfizer shared the details into the long term benefits of the covid-19 vaccine. the participants fol

. >> hayes wouldn't miss the big event for the world, which the brothers hold right on rudy's propertyt. >> i remember a few moments of just, "oh, i can't stand to see that go." >> but dean takes comfort after some big-time sales. this 1942 ford gtb trooper goes for $7,000, while this troop cargo truck and this tactical vehicle bring in 10 grand. they've ranked in $67,000, not even counting the marque item, that civil war napoleon cannon. we're you going home without that cannon? >> no, i was not going home without the cannon. >> when the hammer drops, hayes is indeed the proud new owner. he scares away all other buyers with a first-and-final bid of 55 grand. wow. that's like keeping it in the family. >> it's wonderful, because we got the money for it, and we get to go see it whenever we want. >> do you fire that cannon? >> well, every year at 4th of july, and it's a lot of fun to shoot. it makes a big bang. it's a big gun, and it's a beautiful cannon. wow! >> a world-class gunsmith takes aim at an ambitious goal... >> i could envision having a collection of every gun of major importan

the late station has been operated by the east brother light station non profit group that restored the property and formed a bedding. breakfast to underwrite the costs of operation. then this just just knocked us for a loop light station keeper desert. a hetero says without a permanent fix, the whole thing is in jeopardy. the generator that we have is from the thirties, so it's built to last, but it can only handle so much which i can only use one hour in the morning and one hour at night, but a permanent fix has a big price, but it looks like several $100,000 to replace the. able, the alternative we're looking at is to put in his toe turn the island into into him off the grid, solar project, but solar plus batteries to store power for nighttime would cost about the same, but that's money desperately needed. so the island corey opened this summer and not fall into hopeless disrepair. any amount will help. we need your help right now help make history again. so if the coast guard won't pony up all or most of the money than the on leeway for this island to survive is to have donations. small dona

also, even though dolley's husband had made her the executor of the will, her brother-in-law has kept back the property to hire a lawyer to protect her interests from her own brother-in-law. this is on the second floor of the house, this is the parlor. this was where you would entertain your friends. one of the men that was interested in meeting her was james madison. james madison was a congressman here in the capital city. philadelphia was the temporary capital of the united states at the time, it was an exciting place to be. james madison was friendly with aaron burr. aaron burr had been living in dolley's mother's boarding house. so dolley knew aaron burr. and it is aaron burr that lets her know that james madison wishes to meet her. so james madison would meet dolley, we believe here in this parlor, for their first meeting. in the quaker community, they expected at least a year of mourning before you would get married again. so really it raised eyebrows in the quaker community that she would marry within less than a year. she was very scrutinized by the quakers for that. and the fact that he is no

property. scared. >> scared. i jumped out of bed. i saw the fire. i ran through the looking for my brother. what fun was it what why? why did anybody do something like that. >> the suspect and the dog have not been found. a large scale sideshows block traffic can slow down emergency vehicles and 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend. 2 broke out in antioch and neighbors say they were shocked by the size. the antioch police department estimate a 150 cars. we're all involved officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered. the mayor, lamar says police did fly a drone which capture license plate numbers. the city will now consider small roundabouts and some local neighborhood intersections. the armenian american community is waiting on the president to formally recognize the armenian genocide of 1915, several bay area communities are counties, pass resolutions this week. adding to the mounting pressure for president biden to make good on his campaign promise to do so. kron. 4 s ella sogomonian has that story for us. >> california is home to many armenians, including roxanne mccutcheon her fam

close it since. 1979 the late station has been operated by the east brother light station non profit group that restored the property and formed a bed and breakfast to underwrite the costs of operation. then this just just knocked us for a for a loop light station keeper deseret hetero says. without a permanent fix. the whole thing is in jeopardy. the generator that we have is from the thirties, so it's zeal to last, but it can only handle so much which i can only use one hour in the morning and one hour at night, but a permanent fix has a big price, but it looks like several $100,000 to replace the cable. the alternative we're looking at is to put in his toe turn the island into into him off the grid, solar project, but solar plus batteries, too. store power for nighttime would cost about the same, but that's money desperately needed. so the island corey opened the summer and not fall into hopeless disrepair. any amount will help. we need your help right now help make history again. that was tom vacar reporting. the light station does have a go fund me page set up a swell a schism website. we have all of that infor

property disputes arriving over inheritance issues. the whole family accompanied him with the exception of nathanial, and her brother -- nathanial, penelope's older brother, who was going to remain behind to attend harvard and penelope herself. it's not clear why she at the age of 13 didn't accompany the family back to england. later it's thought she didn't have the best relationship with her stepmother who her father married shortly after arriving in cambridge. we do know, though, that she probably at this time moved in with her father's sister, another penelope, and her husband, richard bellingham, who's a leading citizen of boston. he would serve as governor for several terms. and the bellingham's home or their mansion house was located on tremlawn street, near where king's chapel is today. living there would have exposed penelope to a host of people and ideas that exponentially broadened her world. we're not sure what her education consisted of, but it would have been overseen by her aunt. it was obviously a very good education as later records testify. we do know that at some point she met josiah winslow here on the left, became engage

property. >> scared scared. i jumped out of bed. i saw the fire. i ran through the looking for my brother. what fun was it what why?dy do something like that. >> that's the question. the suspect and the dog have not yet been found. >> it's 6.41 and coming up, warming temperatures melting the snow. we're going to take a look at that road outlook for the sierra john, at least be a little more snow ahead. but you're absolutely right. daria. we've been looking at melting snow for months now as we've looked at such dry conditions this winter season today is going to be another warm and comfortable one oakland and san jose in the 60's to 70's talking those weekend changes in your forecast. and as your commute starts to pick up this morning. i'm tracking traffic collisions along highway 2.22 and how we for we're not more in a look at your drive times coming up after the break. >> 6.44 and we're talking on thursday all about the weather and the drought and everything else. and here's a live shot from squad. yes, a current picture. you can see the thinking circle that i call it the ball of death. that's he turned it because

property reduction and call trust can currently only lend to the poorest countries . but this create crises has shown just how and this capable our shared history. now we must build on this brother says of common responsibility to foster a fair recovery and the resilient postponed they make the world to that end the i.m.f. once companies that have done well during the pandemic to pay more in taxes to finance recovery efforts. yes president joe biden has made a fiery appeal for u.s. companies to for most of the bill for his $2.00 trillion dollars infrastructure plan in a speech on wednesday biden signaled willingness to negotiate on how much businesses would have to take us president wants to increase the for protection rate for up to 28 percent from now 21 percent for a new roads and bridges and to invest in high speed rail and also promised not to raise taxes on americans making less than $400000.00 a year or criticizing companies that do not pay their quote fair share here's more on what the us president had to say $55.00 of our largest corporations lose the very use the various loopholes to pay 0 federal tax income tax in 2020 it's just not fair. it's not fair to the 1st amer

brother criticising the government model however we are in a region where there is mass desperation. in the region. especially injordan, it is one of the poorest countries, it has millions of propertiese are stabilising jordan. the king himself cannot tolerate criticism. he needs to address the real threats to his reign and those are from unemployment, poverty, mass radicalisation and a youth that aspires to live a better life, a more dignified life. with those kind of factors in play, how destabilising could this be? prince hamzah is pretty popular in the country. the royal court injordan has said is made a commitment to remain loyal to the constitution, he says he will not escalate but also will defy orders to stay silent. these two things cannot be reconciled. if the king wants him to be silent, now we know that the brother, uncle, basically the brother of the father of both the king and the prince, is trying to lead some kind of reconciliation effort. what the king needs to do actually more than effort, rewrite a social contract with his people, not only with his family but his people because there is a lot of people injordan have been demanding, and addressed all the major issue

property leader in 6 decades while the transfer is likely to be more symbolic than revolutionary. and a 1st in the history of space exploration nasa flies our helicopter on mars describing it as a right brothers moment. however if it's for sunshine you're off to look no further than scandinavia which you believe it largely dry weather coming through here big area of high pressure keeping it settle munchie there is a fire danger risk at the moment and with little rain rain in the forecast over the next couple of days that could increase further hopefully it will turn a little damper as we move towards the middle part of next week we have got some wetter weather down into the southeast and cooler with a couple of areas of low pressure here some very heavy rain just rolling out of the black sea pushing up into ukraine possibility of some localized flooding here at these up into that western side of russia we seeing some rain coming into moscow turns cold there has been recently temps have been getting up to read 18 celsius over the past few days so that is something of a change going on still into the mid teens there into scandinavia you notice but there's that wetter weather just not going up t