so the rhode island law, the rhode island red flag law actually requires that people be notified that you are a troisk them if they are a potential victim before the order is issued. so we're not talking just about the lack of due process in the sense that you don't have a lawyer there. you may not have been accused of a crime or informed that you might be potentially going to commit a crime, but also in advance of the judge, even making the judgment, the police are told if this accusation is being made, they must inform people. so you have to imagine the innocent. we can all imagine guilty. we say lock them up, take away their guns. but imagine the innocent. imagine someone who's innocent and he's in a devos proceeding -- divorce proceeding and his angry spouse calls up and says, he's a threat, they go and even before the judge makes the court order, the judgen't police say we -- judge and the police say we must inform those he might be a threat to. what if that involves his business place? are we going to inform his voice? are we going to call his friends and all of the schools in t

rhode island was rid of the dread gaspee. now new efforts are under way to find the charred remains of the gaspee using advanced sonar technology. dr. kathy abbas of the rhode island marine archeology project is on the case. dr. abbas is accomplished in her field. indeed, she may have located captain cook's ship, the endeavor. it sunk newport harbor. if anyone can find the gaspee, it's dr. abbas. i should also offer special thanks to the british consoli lot in boston who came to rhode island last month for the announcement that funds had been raised to find the gaspee. abbott said, being a british consul in new england means you must have broad shoulders. i get invited to events that celebrate the boston massacre and evacuation day, but what takes the biscuit is commemorating the burning of a british ship. the deputy ambassador should know that if in fact we do find the gaspee, rhode island, a colony no more, intends to courteously seize the vessel for further research. mr. president, the gaspee raid represents rhode island's

program such as the leader program and the rhode island departmentpr of correctis matt program as a national model. by bipartisan bills would boost the prevention treatment and recovery infrastructure and promote allow for medication-assisted treatment via telehealth and forward to seeing these bills in active. we must also hold drug trafficking organizations accountable. multijurisdictional task forces the target organizations have proved effective. boosting such law for the work would be wise. most of the drugs americans consume are from elsewhere. mexican cartels source precursor chemicals for fentanyl and other illicit and synthetic drugs from china and india. columbia remains the primary source of cocaine consumed in the united states. that all means we need to strengthen international partnerships with law enforcement abroad. we can reduce the flow of precursor chemicals and finished drugs crossing our borders and hit drug trafficking organizations where it hurts them the most, which is their wallets. as long as cartels and their enablers can turn a profit, addiction and overd

what is this going to mean for rhode island?sue of guns is just as passionate and emotional and rhode island as everywhere else. i thought it was a terrific moment when our general assembly, in full public, and in a very lively debate, came down and made, i think, three sensible, very important decisions you've already described. so, i'm proud of my home state legislature right now. >> and i want to get to your concerns about what was going on in the justice department in late december,when tre was an attempted up there, with jeffrey clark trying to take over the justice department, with this letter that he was willing to send with his signature on it. but you suspect it didn't originate with him. what is it that you are suspecting about the origin of this letter? >> well for starters, jeffrey clark was described by his own trump appointed colleagues as not competent. the body english in the judiciary committee hearing that i attended expressed real disdain for the guy by other trump appointed folks in the department of justice.

does that decision potentially invalidate rhode island's gun laws?t it. we believe that we're okay. and it is interesting that the senate at the same time the supreme court sending different messages. so in rhode island, we know that we responded to the circumstances we're living in right now, and we know that too many people have died by gun violence and too many families have been torn apart. so, yes, we believe that we're in good standing, but it is troubling to see the supreme court, you know, create a reach into our state rights that we believe that we have the right to keep our family safe. >> now, conservatives on this court in other decisions will often say -- defer to the states and in a leaked draft opinion, for instance, relating to abortion rights there is language in there about letting this go back to the states. on other issues like this, do you see the court intervening in your state's ability, for instance to address issues of gun violence? >> i do. one thing we know is that children and adolescent deaths, guns play a role at the lar

what is this going to mean for rhode island? just as passionate as rhode island and everywhere. else i thought it was a terrific moment when our general assembly is full public in a very lively debate came down and made three, i think, very sensible important decisions. that you've already described, so i'm proud of my home state legislature right now. >> and i want to get to your concerns about what was going on in the justice department in late december, when there was an attempt of coup there would jeffrey clark trying to take over the justice department. with this letter, that he was willing to sign, with his signature on it, but you suspected it didn't originate with. and what is it that you are six effecting about the origin of this order? >> for starters, jeffrey clark was described by his own trump appointee colleagues as not competent. the body english in the judiciary hearing i attended expressed real disdain for the guy by other trump appointed folks in the department of justice. he ran the environmental section, whic

the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: h.r. 3285, the 21st century president act takes our criminal code into the 2 1*s century by removing jeaneddered terms and assumptions about who can be president from our criminal code. it passed on a voice vote last congress. i ask my colleagues to again stand with me in supporting this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3285 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6538, the active shooter alert of 2022 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 290, h.r. 6538,

jennifer rourke, candidate for rhode island state senate.c kkkkkkkkc ♪ >>> hello there, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> residents of kyiv saw troops push out forces weeks ago and enjoyed a period of calm. the russians shattered that over the weekend. u.s. analysts believe the assault was a direct response to the summit of group of seven nations.

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i hope that -- uses the best practices of rhode island programs such as the leader program and the rhode island department of corrections and 80 program as national models. my bipartisan bill carry three point oh in the troops actually reduce the prevention treatment and recovery infrastructure permanently allow for medication assisted treatment via telehealth. i look forward to seeing these bills enacted. we must also hold drug trafficking organizations accountable. multi jurisdictional class forces that tyreek -- have been proven to be effective. such a law enforcement work would be wise. most of the drugs americans consume come from elsewhere. mexican cartels, precursor chemicals for fentanyl other illicit instamatic drugs from china and india. columbia remains the primary source of cocaine, consumed in the united states. that all means we need to strengthen international partnerships with law enforcement abroad. we can reduce the flow of precursor chemicals and finished drugs crossing our borders and hit traffic freaking organizations where it hurts them the most. which is their wall

we lost over 7000 americans last year including 453 rhode islanders. a painful reminder . of the massive challenge ahead in addressing john drug trafficking and substance abuse . we must do better . the office of national drug control policy has become rancid plan with ambitious goals to me by 2025 including a 13 percent reduction in drug overdose deaths doubling treatments in missions for populations most at risk of overdose deaths, a 25 percent increase inthe number of year led recovery organizations , doubling the portion of federal inmates with an opioid use disorder who can access mag, a five percent increase in active investigations targeting the generationcartels and their enablers . these goals developed with input from national drug control program agencies and others promise to turn the tide against the overdose epidemic. several priorities deserve particular focus. preventionefforts are cost-effective and life-saving . the longer we can delay the age of first use of illicit drugs the more likely we are to prevent addiction. bolstering these programs is the smart

bigger than rhode island. it's the size of rhode island.ing is always compared to rhode island. don't you feel bad for them. >> steve: this is from new yorkers. in other words, our state could kick your state's butt. prior. >> brian: always an analogy. rhode island is always the small state analogy. >> ainsley: have you been to newport before. >> steve: yeah. beautiful. >> ainsley: restaurant black pearl, rhode island where they serve clam chowder and so good it's worth going. >> steve: if it was so good why didn't you bring us a t-shirt? >> ainsley: i know. next time i go i will. >> brian: envision the boat pulling up to the dock. how many claims do you need? if you have seafood in the middle of texas. you know it can't be fresh. but if you are in rhode island and you want a claim. >> steve: the gulf of mexico. >> brian: middle of texas. >> steve: airplanes. >> steve: get the bath fresh in texas. i have an answer for everything. >> brian: good point. >> ainsley: are protests were erupting nationwide following the decision of roe v. wade. p

so the rhode island law, the rhode island red flag law actually requires that people be notified that you are a troisk them if they are a potential victim before the order is issued. so we're not talking just about the lack of due process in the sense that you don't have a lawyer there. you may not have been accused of a crime or informed that you might be potentially going to commit a crime, but also in advance of the judge, even making the judgment, the police are told if this accusation is being made, they must inform people. so you have to imagine the innocent. we can all imagine guilty. we say lock them up, take away their guns. but imagine the innocent. imagine someone who's innocent and he's in a devos proceeding -- divorce proceeding and his angry spouse calls up and says, he's a threat, they go and even before the judge makes the court order, the judgen't police say we -- judge and the police say we must inform those he might be a threat to. what if that involves his business place? are we going to inform his voice? are we going to call his friends and all of the schools in t

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i hope the ondcp will use these programs such as the rhode island mat program as national models. my bipartisan bills and citrates act would boost the prevention treatment and recovery infrastructure, permanently allowing assisted treatment. i look forward to seeing these bills enacted. we must also hold drug trafficking organizations accountable. task forces that target drug organizations have proven effective. boosting such law enforcement work would be wise. most of the drugs americans consume come from elsewhere. mexican cartels source fentanyl from canada and india. columbia remains the primary source of cocaine consumed in the united states. we need to form partnerships with national agencies abroad. we need to hit drug trafficking organizations where it hurts them the most, which is their wallets. as long as cartels can turn a profit, addiction and overdose deaths will continue to rise. i am pleased this strategy includes goals to continue investigations into cartels by using suspicious activity reports and to increased financial sanctions against members of the most danger

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on rhode island, friday jennifer warwick was allegedly attacked in abortion rights rally by state senate raised a gop opponent, who has since dropped out of the race. there is video of the incidents going viral. state police say the suspect, an off-duty cop, has been arrested and charged with assault, and works as someone opposing abortion rights were also injured. >> people were angry. both sides were angry. for people to escalate to those points is really disappointing. >> some say this if you cannot wait for the midterm elections, even as others make a voting push. >> we are calling out the federal government to intervene, to reinstate legal abortion for the country nationwide, now. >> already, some employers are taking their own action. meta, disney, and nbc news parent company comcast, army the growing number of companies offering to help cover costs two employees traveling across states to get abortions. >> -- everything is culminated to this point in this country. we have to decide for our women who want this choice. >> we are overwhelmingly overjoyed that this marks the day that

in rhode island a republican state candidate is accused of punching his rival.s dropped out of the race charged with assault. within months that includes north dakota where the state's only abortion clinic plans to move across the corridor to minn minnesota. just days away from closing, the decision was front and center at broadmore baptist church where mark stuart is a parishioner. >> my family, when we talk about it. that's fine. the people who was a prorgss about abortion? >> the thing that will keep me up at night are the women who will lose their lives because they department have access to care. >> we wer't preparee de probly h thounds of people in theia ste. waseld of the 21 victims who nel was shot and killed. the 10-year-old is known for his l love. renewed bombing on the capitol city of kyiv. they released this video showing dozens of miss sales at targets. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly three weeks, russian targets hit tooef. >> reporter: that missile hit the roof of the apartment building. unfortunately her father is not. >> this may bed i

he is with our nexstar sister station in providence, rhode island. they cover the boston pretty extensively morey. first and foremost, man, i got to ask you, what is the mood like they're out there in new england? it's been a while since the celtics. the call themselves eastern conference champion. >> jason, you're right. it has been a while. it's been 12 years now. 2010 was the last time the celtics were on the big stage in the nba finals competing for an nba championship and this city this organization is is absolutely on fire. they've been to the brink a few times, right? you think back to 2017, 2018, 2020, the core of this group for the celtics. that's marcus smart, jayson tatum. jaylen brown. they have never been to an nba finals before. so it starts with the team. the entire city obviously is familiar with championships for off for big boston sports teams. the celtics, though, haven't been there in quite some time and they're excited to root them on. >> they said it's been 12 years, 2010 and i remember correctly they played the late kobe bryant

the lieutenant of the rhode island state police told cnn.ed about the possible legal representation but did not hear back. law enforcement used tear gas to disperse a crowd of abortion- rights supporters. after they repeatedly pounded on the glass doors of the state senate building. in eugene, oregon, 10 people were arrested during a demonstrator dubbed the night of rage. in south carolina, at least six people were arrested in a protest that was attended by hundreds downtown, according to the greenville police department. video shows the moment police detained several demonstrators, a video shared with cnn shows police detaining several people and forcing them into the ground. officers seen yelling at protesters to get back although another officer tells protesters during the police we are not on either side. u.s. capitol police arrested two people yesterday afternoon for destruction of property after they were accused of throwing paint over the fence. large protests have been held in philadelphia and los angeles and in new york many demonst

in different capital and here are the stories making rhode island's.but he asked state officials to find boats to give him a victory. when that didn't work, he had a plan to send fake electors to congress. that just came up in the recent hearings in the capitol. our correspondent will join us with the latest. the french president refuses an offer step down following the results of sunday's legislative

the lieutenant for the rhode island state police told cnn. inquire about the possible legal representation but did not hear back saturday night. and phoenix, tear gas to disperse a crowd of abortion rights supporters. after they repeatedly pounded on the glass doors of the state senate building. arizona department of public safety spokesperson bart graves told cnn. eugene, oregon, ten people arrested friday night during a demonstration dubbed a night of rage in response to the ruling according to eugene police. greenville, south carolina, at least six people were april rested saturday at a protest attended by hundreds of people in downtown. according to a news release by the greenville police department. video taken by emily porter shows the moment police detained several at the rally. a video shared with cnn shows police detaining several people and forcing a man to the ground. and officers are seen yelling at protesters to get back although another officer tells protesters we are not on either side. in washington, d.c., u.s. capitol police

the leiutenant for the state of rhode island police told cnn. they reached out to inquire about the legal presentation. they kid not hear back. they repeatedly pounded on the building. the department of public safety spokes fern told cnn. in eugene, oregon, a night dubbed a night of rage in response to the ruling. in south carolina, at least six people were arrested saturday at a protest attended by hundreds of people in downtown. video shows the moment police detained several, a video shows cnn showing police forcing action man to the ground. officers seen yelling at protesters to get back. although another officer tells prot protesters, we are not on either side. u.s. capitol police arrested two people saturday afternoon for the destruction of property after they were accused of quote throwing paint over the fence by the u.s. supreme court. large protests in los angeles and in new york city, mr. demonstrators gathered in washington square park to protest the ruling. even though new york state law will remain in place to protect abortion rights

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: as the member designated by mr. lynch of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote yes on amendment en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. price and mr. hank johnson, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. tenney of new york and pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. tenney will vote no on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kahele and mrs. bustos, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on amendments en bloc 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr.

this comes home in rhode island. our coastal resources management council predicts that all that ocean warming is going to raise sea levels so that in my lifetime we're going to start to see l flooding, things that are now part of our state are going to become islands. warwick neck becomes warwick neck island. bristol becomes bristol island. papa squash point becomes papa squash island. newport divides into a mainland and an island. we become the rhode island archipelago. we lose enormous amounts of our shoreline to sea level rise. never mentioned, never mentioned that harm. so when you come here and say we want to help more fossil fuel get burned, remember that on the other end of that are places like rhode island. and if we want to have a conversation about how we solve price now and how we protect against emissions later, that's a conversation i'm more than willing to have. but a one-sided conversation that's only about more burning, more pollution, more emissions, more of that for rhode island, i don't think so.

rhode island police say the officer was placed on administrative leave without pay, pending a review and criminal investigation. the coast guard rescued seven people saturday. lightning striking their 39 foot personal boat 100 miles off shore of clearwater, florida. the coast guard saying the helicopter aircrew hoisted five women and two men without medical concerns. more politics nation with reverend al sharpton right after this break. it it reverend al sharpton after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you after this break after this break tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs, or if you plan to, or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's nex

i was the governor of rhode island before this job.re deep into the, quote, unquote, recovery from the r recession last time. when i took over, unemployment in my state was 7 or 8%. when president biden took over, we had 18 million people collecting unemployment insurance. we have a strong economy now. people are working. inflation is a problem, i will grant you that. we'll get it under control because we'll stick with it until we do. >> when do you think you'll be able to get it under control? there are some economists who say one thing you could do is to lift trump era tariffs on china and other countries. you said those tariffs have been effective. do you still believe the tariffs should remain in place, even if it believes those companies pass those costs on to consumers? >> it's a great question, jake. we are looking at it. in fact, the president has asked us on his team to analyze that and we're in the process of doing that for him. he'll have to make that decision. i will say it depends on what we're talking about, what kinds of

the lieutenant for the rhode island state police told cnn. we reached out to inquire about the possible legal representation but did not hear back saturday night>>> phoenix, law enforcement used tear gas to disperse a crowd of abortion rights supporters. after they repeatedly pounded on the glass doors of the state senate building. in oregon ten people arrested friday night during a demonstration dubbed a night of rage in response to the ruling according to a release from the police. >>> south carolina, at least six people arrested saturday at a protest that was attended by hundreds of people in downtown according to a news release by the greenville police department. video taken by emily porter shows the moment police detained several demonstrators in downtown greenville at the rally. a video shows police detaining people and forcing a man to the ground. and officers seen yelling at protesters to get back. another officer tells protesters we're not on either side. in washington d.c., the capitol police arrested two people saturday afternoon

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for two minutes. mr. cicilline: madam speaker, i rise today in strong support of the federal extreme risk protection order act. before the church shooting, before uvalde and el paso and parkland shootings and so many others, shooters show warning signs or even flat out said what they were going to do. before many die by suicide by gun, they show warning signs they may be a danger for themselves. there's often evidence that something terrible is going to happen. we know it. we can even articulate it, but we're powerless to stop it. this bill remedies this situation. this would prevent individuals who pose an imminent threat to themselves or others from accessing firearms by allowing law enforcement and family members to file a court petition in federal court to temporarily, temporarily block dangerous individuals access to guns. and despite the claim this bill invades due process rights, this is absolutely false. it's a thinly veiled attempt to prevent any and all regulations of firearms in this country. a

i was the governor of rhode island before this job.n i took over as governor, we were deep into the quote, unquote, recovery from the stimulus last time, which was anemic. when i took over, unemployment in my state was 7% or 8%. so, i can't -- when the president -- when president biden took over, we had 18 million people collecting unemployment insurance. that's down more than 90% right now. we have a strong economy now. people are working. inflation's a problem. i will grand t you that. we will get it under control because we're going to stick with it until we do. >> when do you think you'll be able to get it under control? some economists, as well as voices inside the biden administration, say one thing you could do is to lift trump era tariffs on china, another country. you previously said those tariffs have been effective. but do you still believe those tariffs should remain in place, even if it means those companies passing the cost on to american consumers, wouldn't that be one small fix the biden administration could make? >> it

we have a call from rhode island. carl things it is not enough. why? caller: hi. i am calling. it is not enough because if you take a look, i am over 70 years old, and how this country has evolved. when i was growing up, everything was easy, free, and kind. now we have two polar opposites that are extreme and there is virtually no possibility of compromise. what worries me is what the next step is going to be. i won't be around to see it. it is very possible, people believe it, that we are headed to a second civil war. host: do you think there is a place for compromise on the separation of church and state for those who feel like religion is having too much influence on public life and those who think it is not enough? caller: it has always been the view. that is why prayer hasn't gone anywhere except for that breakthrough decision yesterday by those catholics on the united states supreme court. you know, it is funny. you look every time, a lot of people don't know that the jewish people support abortion. a lot of people don't know that, but they know it now. very sad. very, ve

lugo turning himself into the rhode island state police on saturday. cnn reaching out to the providence fraternal order of police to ask about possible legal representation for lugo, though we have not heard back as of saturday night. in phoenix, law enforcement used tear gas late friday to disperse a crowd of abortion right supporters. after they repeatedly pounded on the glass doors of the state senate building. arizona department of public safety spokesperson bart graves told cnn. in eugene, oregon, ten people were arrested friday night, during a demonstration dubbed a night of rage in response to the ruling. that's according to a release from eugene police. in greenville, south carolina, at least six people were arrested saturday, at a protest that was attended by hundreds of people in downtown. according to a news release by the greenville police department. video taken by emily porter shows the moment police detained several demonstrators in downtown greenville at the rally. an officer is also seen yelling at protesters to get back, though anothe

whatever happens if we look at what's happening in rhode island, massachusetts, new york there, any side to come down. so we're crossing our fingers that this will be temporary if at however, be a 4 and ba 5 are looking around. pso that may complicate things >> yeah, that variant of covid is definitely creeping around. i'm sure you know, someone who has covid, we have a lot ou events going on. people are traveling. weddings are in full yet covid cases are up. it's good to just kind of keep that in mind. and remember, we are still in this pandemic. do things too, protect yourself. of course, those who are getting covid say that the symptoms aren't so bad least. if you have that booster and all the shots, no darya. james, we'll send it back to you. we're going to continue to monitor these numbers. talk with people in cocoa county. see how they feel about all this. for now. we'll send it back to test how test test numbers. i got back and book a vacation. i tested. >> and so important. gang. and sir, did you get? and i got the 4th thing. you know, you you go pushing a man and you get another

. >>> three high profile gun safety bills are about to become law in rhode island.cted to sign the legislation which includes raising the age to 21 to buy guns and ammunition. there is also a measure that would prohibit the open carry of any loaded rifle or shotgun in public. >> so the state senate there also passed the ban on large capacity magazines. there are ten other states and washington, d.c. that have already limited the size of gun magazines that are legal for purchase. >> and in california, two police officers were killed in a shootout on tuesday, while investigating a possible stabbing at a motel. >> adrienne broaddus joins us from l.a. it is tragic. what do you know about the officers? do we know about what led to this? >> reporter: poppy and alex, good morning. we know those two officers didn't make it home to their families last night. one had at least 22 years with the department. the other less than a year. it is still early in the investigation. but authorities told us that two officers approached this suspect in this motel room in el monte, califor

the east coast, new york, massachusetts, pennsylvania, new jersey and rhode island are all starting to go down already by as much as 30%. not only in cases but also in hospitalizations. right now and the bay area that we are still holding at high levels, leading the state and the number of cases but i think light is at the end of the tunnel by some models. i can predict with certainty come up but my gut feeling is we will have a good july and august. we will have vaccines for kids under 5. pretty much everybody can have the vaccine now. it's important for all adults to get up to date for immunizations which means at least one booster for everyone, and that's crucial as we ride through. i think we will have a decent break. but again, the reason for vaccine is the insurance policy for the future because we don't know what fall and winter will bring. >> maybe we see the number of covid cases going up but hospitalizations still remains low, correct? >> yes. ucsf, for example, today we have 39 cases in hospitals. only two are on ventilators. in january we had more than 20 people on ventilat

and an off-duty providence, rhode island police officer and state senate candidate was arrested and charged after this scene you see here. his alleged assault against democratic candidate, jennifer rourke. she posted this video on twitter. rhode island police say, that officer was placed on administrative leave with -- pending and administrative review. and criminal investigation. more symone, right after this break. symone, right after thi break. break. with a little help from cvs... ...you can support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy...even skin. and before you know it, healthier can look a lot like...you. ♪ ♪ cvs. healthier happens together. does daily stress leave you feeling out of sync? new dove men stress-relief body wash... with a plant-based adaptogen, helps alleviate stress on skin. so you can get back in sync. new dove men. a restorative shower for body and mind. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. when alaska airlines needed a partner for the complex operations of travel - they made the switch to t-mob

whatever happens if we look at what's happening in rhode island, massachusetts, new york there, any side to come down. so we're crossing our fingers that this will be temporary if at however, be a 4 and ba 5 are looking around. so that may complicate things. >> and it's definitely going around. people are living their lives. so it's no wonder covid is spreading. we're going to the warriors games. we're going to weddings and we're going to concerts. ball rock was just last weekend. so things are happening. in course, covid is spreading. so what can we do as daria james night? we're all talking about last hour. you can test test test before you go on a trip with your friends or a vacation. take a test before you go on hang out with a friend who was the immunity disorder? make sure you just tested that way. if you have it, you can to stay home. you may have to miss out on the fun, but at least you're not contributing. >> to the spread into the problem. darya james, it's going to be interesting. hopefully the high we're going to see it go back down. usually does in the summer months, right?

so there's a map of cairo and in the manure cairo in the middle of the river is, rhode island. and at the southern tip of rhode island the medieval egyptians built a structure called a nihilometer. with a measured the height of the nile river was very important to them as you might imagine. props taxes for whoever was ruling egypt at the time. that's what the building looks like today. i was fortunate to have visited it about 20 years ago. and if you go inside the building you see this big vertical chamber with three outlets to the river at various levels and a pillar in the middle suspended from a beam. the pillar is marked in cubits. and of course we can change qubits into meters. and and so a number of people over the century have compiled a record of the readings of the nihilometer the height of the nile. this is one such record. it shows the annual minimum that the nile reached in any year. this is a pretty good measure of climate over about a 10% of africa which is an area of about one. third the continental us so think mississippi scale measure of the hydro climate in af

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in new york, massachusetts, rhode island, they've all ready crested and started to come down. so hopefully, if we play our cards right, we may see return to formal psi and have a dwood july and august. >> the research you're doing, you surveyed 100,000, 23 and me customers. more than 1/4 of the people surveyed said they had long covid symptoms. the top three are brain fog, fatigue, and shortness of breath. what are your biggest take aways from the study you did at 23 and me? we learned long covid is not a trivial medical condition. 10% of research participants continue to experience the persistent symptoms for twelve months or longer. so this is not just something that goes away. a couple other things we saw. women seem to be affected by long covid in higher proportions. and there's a reason for that. individuals with 2x chromosomes have a greater diversity in their genes. which is great if your immune system is trying to fight off a pathogen. it's not so great if your immune system attacks your own tissues. which is what happens with a lot of autoimmune conditions. and we see

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if we look at what is happening on the east coast, rhode island, massachusetts, pennsylvania, they are all starting to crest and come down. so, if anything it will be a very temporary measure. >> you say it is hard people will comply, perhaps, just mask fatigue? does it go under mental health here of getting back seemingly a step backwards. >> i think once you unleash the new mask required for an individual it is okay. i think it is hard to go back. i think people would do that, you know, if needed to but again it will be very difficult. again, that mask has to be high enough quality, it protects the individual well but to protect the population, everyone has to be wearing a really high quality mask. surgical mask or higher, k-95, kn-94. >> final question. will other counties follow suit? will they follow, what do you think? >> i think as long as hospitalizations stay okay, again with alameda 100 or so hospitalizations scary on the rate of scary but when you compare it to january with 400 it is very, you know, a big difference in terms of magnitude. when you intervene recaller better t

in rhode island, off-duty officer was arrested for allegedly punching a legislature who also ran against him for state senate, and in los angeles, tmz obtained this video showing officers throwing full house actor jodin sweetin to the ground. lapd says it's examining the officer's use of force. in illinois, congresswoman mary miller is responding to criticism after she told the crowd alongside president trump that the decision to overturn roe v wade was a, quote, victory for white life. >> i want to thank you for the historic victory for white life yesterday. >> miller's campaign said she meant to say right to life. her spokesperson writing the statement, mary stumbles while saying right to life and the fake news vultures are out. abc news, washington. >> thank you. 26 states are likely to ban or severely restrict abortion in the weeks and months ahead. we have more coverage and analysis of the court's decision at abcnews.com and on the abc news app. >>> authorities in northern california investigating deadly crash between amtrak train and a car. east of san francisco, three people in th

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in different capital and here are the stories making rhode island's. donald trump los the 2020 election, but he asked state officials to find boats to give him a victory. when that didn't work, he had a plan to send fake electors to congress. that just came up in the recent hearings in the capitol. our correspondent will join us with the latest. the french president refuses an offer step down following the results of sunday's legislative elections. macron is struggling to put a coalition failing to win an absolute majority in the assembly. there is a growing diplomatic crisis in kaliningrad, the russian excluding the baltic sea. moscow is warning lithuania of serious consequences over its restriction of real traffic there. you're are watching "live from paris." ♪ thanks for joining us. there has been more bombshell testimony in the january 6 hearings at the u.s. congress. the house committee's for the hearing focused on donald trump's attempts to pressure state officials overturn the result of the 2020 election. that included a recording of trump askin

brendan: the dixie fire destroyed an area the size of rhode island, almost one million acres. lassen volcanic national park. but it was greenville that got the politicians spinning. >> we lost rainville tonight. -- lost greenville tonight. there is no words for how us in government have not been able to get the job done. brendan: that is a republican congressman. he pointed to poor forest management has the problem. governor gavin newsom, a democrat, pointed to something else. gov. newsom: these are climate induced wildfires. brendan: but neither politician pointed to what did cause this fire, a corporation that donated to both of their campaigns. did climate change start this fire? >> no. brendan: did forest management start this fire? >> no. brendan: what did? >> pg&e. ♪ >> a tree on the line. started a fire. brendan: this 65 foot tall douglas for should have been discovered and removed -- fir should have been removed and discovered by pg&e. investigators sound the trunk was so rotten -- found the trunk was so rotten it could not support the tree's weight. butte county prose

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