i'm really happy. >> reporter: but rutherford is now also the youngest person to fly around the worldo in a microlight aircraft, a title he swiped from his sister, zara, who just claimed it in january. but apparently no hard feelings there. >> i'm super proud of him. i'm really excited that he got to experience the same thing i did. i think it's really cool. >> reporter: shortly before he launched his journey, rutherford explained with both parents as pilots, flying is in his blood. >> the first time i actually touched the controls and flew was when i was 7. ever since then, my passion has grown. >> reporter: after training with his father, rutherford became the youngest pilot in the world, earning his license at the age of 15. during his epic five-month flight through 52 countries, rutherford faced monsoon rains and searing heat that melted the glue holding his solar panels in place. >> the situation flying across the pacific, the weather wasn't very good. i had to try and find my way around that, and it was just such a long journey. and there were many challenges to overcome. >> rep

gee rutherford worked at the cdc in the early 1980s when taiwan experienced their polio outbrea. now it's resurfaced in new york where a patient is experiencing paralysis. doctors believe the patient came in contact with the the virus overseas while visiting a country that uses a weakened live virus in the vaccine that then mutated. dr. rutherford says science is helping to detect the diseases n its early stages. >> the technology has gotten wat in front, and also i think there's also, you know, a lot of of caution because of covid. people don't want to make the se mistake twice. >> reporter: in the u.s., most people are already vaccinated for polio, so the concern for ak is fairly low. >> what i am worried about are pockets of unvaccinated communities, even in california and in the bay area. so if people are not vaccinated, theyd be at risk. >> reporter: this is coming at a at a time where overall vaccinee saw a dip, and some kids missedg their usual vaccinations during the pandemic. >> you look at the doses that were missed based on 2020 and 2021 data. we think that about 4 or

. >> how did you find out that rutherford b hayes is a national hero in paraguay?nteresting because if you go to paraguay he's pretty much a household word. i don't know where i found out what you find that rutherford b hayes there's very little information on him in the united states. if you go to his birthplace in delaware it's a gas station. it's an actual house that's been torn down but in terms of paraguay when he was president part of this was the secretary of state, it wasn't something he was active in at least our records show that but there was an agreement between argentina and paraguay and paraguay garner about 60 percent of the land it has today and he was credited with that so go down there and there's anational holiday for him. there's a postage stamp for him . there's a building for him, there's a scholarship to ohio western university where rutherford b hayes was born and a reality tv show where the winners got to go to freeman ohio to visit the rutherford b hayes presidential library and museum. another fact that's interesting is rutherford b hayes

through 52 countries, rutherford faced monsoon rains and searing heat that melted the glue holding hisar panels in place. >> the weather was not very good. i had to find my way around that. it was such a long journey and there were challenges to overcome. reporter: they had to overcome the sahara desert and iceland. >> trying to catch up on all the work i've missed. larry: incredible. rutherford says the flight has given him a newfound sense of confidence in terms of identifying problems and working out solutions. kristen: friends went off the air nearly two decades ago but it's not forgotten. you can get some of your very own central perk coffee. each has a friend's reference. how you doing. we were on a coffee break, and pivot blend. there is even a coffeehouse in the works. larry: people love it. still watch it. targeting disney's she hulk adds next. kristen: the vandalism in los angeles, but it's not right what - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9

george george rutherford. dr. jill biden took paxlovid and now has the rebound case. we know the same thing happened to the president. when is it a good idea to take paxlovid regardingh regarding health opposed to maybe just letting the virus play itself out? >> well, if you are at risk, if you have underlying risk factors, it is definitely a good a good idea to take paxlovid. there is rebound with paxlovid. there is rebound without paxlov. this is, i think this may be a feature of the omicron, some of these new omicron variants we have not seen in the past befor. as far as we know, you know, the the paxlovid works great for keeping people out of the hospil ever keeping them from getting more severe disease. if it is i, it is indicated. don't worry about the potential for rebound. for rebound. >> doctor, thank you for the answer there. the first lady's team says are no symptoms of coe back. how likely is it people may have rebound cases but just don't know it's because they don't have symptoms, such as we heard in the first months of covid? >> sure. a lot of people ge

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. >> how did you find out that rutherford b. hayes is national hero in paraguay?that's interesting because paraguay he's pretty much a household word. i don't know where i exactly found at but there's very little information about them in the united states. as a matter fact, you go to his birthplace in delaware ohio, it's a gas station, his actual house has been torn down but in terms of paraguay what happened when he was president part of this was the secretary of state, there was an agreement between argentina and paraguay, and paraguay garnered about 60% of the land it has today and he is credited with that. so go down there and there's national holiday for him, there's a postage stamp for him. there's a villa for him. there's a scholarship to ohio wesleyan university in delaware ojai where rutherford b. hayes was actually born and the roses of reality tv where the winner have to go to fremont ohio to visit the rutherford s presidential library and museum. the contrast necessity and another fact by the way interesting is rutherford b hayes was in the present ev

what how did you find out rutherford b hayes is a national hero? [laughter] feature that's interesting if go to paraguay it's a household word. i do not know exactly where i found out. we found out rutherford b hayes earth with very little information about him in the united states. >> affected to go to his birth place in delaware, ohio it's actually a gas station has houses been torn down. what happened was it when he was president and congress was secretary of state is not active in records show that for there is an agreement between argentina and paraguay. paraguay had about 65% of the land it has today. he's credited with that. down there and there's a national holiday for him, there is a postage stamp for him but there is actually a scholarship to ohio university where it rutherford b hayes was actually born. there is that reality with the winners got to go to fremont, ohio to visit that rutherford b hayes presidential library and museum and another fact by the way kind of interesting is rutherford b hayes was the only present boarded delaware

this is 17 year-old mack rutherford. he left the gabriel march to either yesterday was his 120th day of travel. how he says travel to more than 20 countries. what a cool life. he landed yesterday afternoon at the palo alto police department was able to take some pictures with the young pilots, the air. well, the vote has been a licensed pilot, says he was 15 years old. he plans to finish his world record journey by next month. what a cool guy. coming up next to the global morning news, a bay bridge series between the giants and a's came to a close when it to you. we've got the win at the coliseum will be right back after the break. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! >> well, the world dog surfing championships kicked off this weekend in pacifica and the pups of all shapes and sizes got the

their 17 year-old mack rutherford is his name.as his 100 25th day of travel. he's already been to 20 countries and then after palo alto, he is moving on and they figure that he'll be done with this whole thing by the end of august. wow, i can't even imagine he learn to fly with safety license. that's like the soon as you can get. it needs out the gate making records. that's pretty impressive. >> all right, 9.51 is the time. let's talk sports. got update you on the battle of the bay giants a's this weekend. top of the 6. we've got the action here. >> with the giants in the lead-in, tyro estrada hitting one deepen over the wall was a home run. now top of just like a stretch hear this going over the center field wall. that's about as deep as you can send it 400 yards. plus, giants winning at 6 to 4 but taking home the bay bridge series trophy after winning 3 out of the 4 from the a's this season. so there the less worse team member, the down their news up from 49 ers training camp. no clear trade for a quarterback. jimmy now. but nob

we had chance to talk with the ucsf epidemiologist professor doctor george rutherford about what parents should expect in terms of covid as they send their kids to school this fall. >> school districts are going to play at each one is going to do it differently in terms of masking and social distancing and things like that. i suspect we're not going to see and we'll just call or background levels of infection, which with the omicron variants that we're seeing now, it's probably not the world's worst idea. it's not going to be. i you don't anticipate that they're going to be lots of hospitalizations or severe disease in this younger population, not impossible. and the vaccines to a great job that. so the first and foremost is to it, get vaccinated. >> and doctor rutherford also said that you can leave the hand sanitizer at home, at least when it comes to catching covid while hand sanitizers can help prevent other germs from spreading. there's almost no service transmission from covid. so that's something good to know. the berkley school district is making it easier for kids to get a start

rutherford mercer. obviously caused great damage to the marriage and i can't there's no written history on her finding out about franklin's fdr's passing away. he almost literally passed away in the arms of his lover and nobody knew if he consummated in any way shape or form, but he was down a little. yeah the little white house in, georgia. and his daughter i can and optical it'll come to me a memory of senior moment. but his daughter anna had it surreptitiously arranged for lucy rutherford mercer to go visit franklin roosevelt in a little bit the white house behind her own mother's back. you know, she she but there's no written, you know fdr died everybody knew that he was with his lover including obviously eleanor, but there's no history on eleanor's reaction to that. she had obviously had been very very strong but like like the classy woman. she was she flew down to young harris or the little white house. she wrote the train back the birdman john which president reagan used me before she went to the

get personal friends with ulyssesit grant and rutherford b hayes. he entertained a lavishly.e did things like he started the first all-black national guard battalion in cincinnati. all is not always peaceful in the political front and that there were other african-american leaders who felt he was too beholden to the republican party. there is series of debates he had with rifle was sometimes a friend named peter clark who believed either republicans nor democrats were ever going to serve black interests. and they need to be savvy in negotiate with whites andgo unified force. robert harlan took the party line in that case. it was almost like a lincoln douglas style debate between them in ohio. then, what started to happen is after 1876 there was a consensus within the white community that sacrificing black rights was the price of the peace with the cesouth. and allow business to continuee as normal, white southerners were never going to accept the equality of african-americans and white northerners stop trying essentially. because voting rights are somewhat more secure in ohio

zary rutherford. these travelers that young people can make a difference in the world, even if you're not 18. a person doesn't have to be of legal age to do something special just follow your dreams. and in the end. they will come true regardless of your age during a round-the-world trip to the pilot. i had to fight for the elements in the sky and the bureaucracy on the ground and for delays with permissions, the magician changed the route twice. he flew over europe, africa, in the middle east of south asia and north america and traveled. in three dozen countries, the most difficult was a ten-hour flight in bad weather across the pacific ocean from japan to an uninhabited atom island in alaska, sudan, the system of solar panels failed due to the heat, the sun melted the glue on which they were held, and in india, the pilot was waiting for the rain. they were so strong that water got into the fuel tanks and the interior of the burial of an ancient civilization was discovered by archaeologists in peru i

. >>> 17-year-old pilot flew into aviation history, mack rutherford, youngest person to fly solo around youngest to do so in micro-light aircraft, 43,000 miles, stops in 30 countries. that's incredible. >>> we'll be right back with pioneering photographer who made history capturing a movement. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, we turn our focus to a groundbreaking photographer's decade long passion to capture beauty wherever he can find it. now getting a second look. cbs's nicky baptiste. >> reporter: kwame brathwaite is legendary for work behind the camera. now 84-year-old photographer and activist popularized the 1960s' black is beautiful movement. famous photos were celebrities. >> this is before i was born. >> reporter: but this body of work his son w

but his affair with lucy rutherford mercer, obviously caused great damage to the marriage. and i can't -- there is no written history on her finding out about franklin's, fdr's, passing away. he almost literally passed away in the arms of his lover. no one knew if he consummated it, in any shape or form. but he was in the little white house in georgia. and his daughter -- anyway, all think of, it it'll come to me. [laughs] his daughter, anna, had surreptitiously arranged for lucie rutherford mercer to visit franklin roosevelt in the little white house behind her own mother's back. you know, there's no -- one fdr died, everyone knew that he was with his lover, including, obviously, eleanor. but there is no history on eleanor's reaction to that. she obviously had to be distraught but, like the classy woman she was, she flew down to the little white house, rode the train back, which president reagan used to use, and went to the funeral on high park. and she never, ever, betrayed her loyalty to her husband. that's one reason why i do admire her. >> you touched on this a couple

. >> reporter: after the orange county pit stop, rutherford took rutherford took off for cabo sa.if all goes as planned, he will set the guinness book of world records in a few weeks, when he lands i. how do you top this at 17? >> the point is not topping it, is just something i really wantd to do. so i do it. i will see what my next challenge brings me brings me and it might be challenging, might be less challenging. as long as it is what i want to do, i will be ha. be happy. >> those are some goals for a 1. that was michele gile reporting. reporting. > >> the youngest person to fly ad the globe alone is travis ludlow, who completed the trip t year at the age of 18. > >> just ahead, right here on kpix 5, former president trump , , on the defense this morning. t we know about what he called a d a raid at mar-a-lago. > >> and we want you to join us right after this newscast on oug service, cbs news bay area. we will be back here at 7:00 a.m. with the latest local headlinese traffic and first alert weather forecast. and you can watch us living with metastatic breast cancer means bei

say hello to 17 year-old mack rutherford. bulgaria march 23rd yesterday was his 120th day of travel. that's his rig. he's since travel to more than 20 countries. he landed yesterday afternoon, aaron palo alto. the police department snapped a couple pictures with the young pilot. rutherford has been a licensed pilot since he was 15. so just a few years now he plans to finish his world record journey sometime next month. well, cool. >> you know, we now know the most popular dog name least here in california, actually the same name that popular for pooches and 34 other states to tnd what is it that would be luna. okay. according to pet toy company bark the runner-up for the most common dog name in the u.s. is bella. and then rounding out the top 3 was charlie bar carried out the studn by 10 years of customer data that included information on more than 3 million dogs. so it's not just, you know, haphazard says it found there's not much variety and dog named around the country. fact, it says, regardless of region or political lean

matt rutherford has e from northern to southern california in the latest of the journey and made a lunch and fuel stop at orange counties john wayne airport. >> welcome to orange county andn wayne airport. it is delightful to have you with us. >> reporter: the teenager from belgium began his quest at the end of march in bulgaria. in a w weeks, he hopes to complete a circle around the globe and be the youngest solo pilot to ever achieve such a huge endeavor. >> it is a huge lead toward the u.s. so i have to add extra fuel tanks for that one stop and i did a 10 hour flight over -- completely uninhabited. not a single person. but i landed there, safely and everything was was fine. >> reporter: mike weatherford, who comes from a family of aviators and got his license at 15, is flying a european ultralight plane. so far one ofe most harrowing parts of the trip was flying through a sand storm storm over the egyptian desert. >> this is one of the most amazing sites ever. >> reporter: >> reporter: after the orange county pit stop, rutherford took took off for cabo san lucas. if all goes as plann

with this trip in the books, rutherford -- is ready to enter a new chapter in his exciting life. he says his next steps are to go to back to school and just try to catch up on all that school work that he missed. which i'm sure is a lotg the fact that he literally just went around the world on a plane. >> broke his sister's record. >> try to hup ima little bit? du think so? sibling rivalry. > >> right ahead on your bay area, an east bay city joining others using license plate reading cameras to catch crooks and deter crime. how much it will cost and where you can soon see. plus -- > >> okay. it's me. >> a glimpse - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> welcome back. on your bay area beat this morning the concd city council just approved 65 automatic license plate readers for the city. the solar-powered cameras and software will

rutherford. mr. rutherford: i rise in strong opposition to this reckless spending bill which will do knowing to address inflation. the bill before us today will further threaten the prosperity perrity of hard-working american taxpayers. the same party that drove this economy in recession are back. another plan to raise taxes and build more bureaucracy and create a government slush fund. we need to call this bill what it is, $700 billion did he back will that will drive up the cost for everyone and double the size for the i.r.s. and attack medical innovations and use $350 billion to implement the green new deal while giving handouts to the wealthy. hard-working americans are facing rising prices and nationwide recession. they deserve leaders who are focusing on the lives of americans not politicians who pander to the president and his failed policies and i urge a no vote on this egregious bill. mr. neal: i am pleased to yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle. the speaker pro

so the first and foremost is to it, get vaccinated. >> doctor rutherford also said you can leave the hand sanitizer at home, at least when it comes to catching covid while hand sanitizer can help prevent other germs from spreading. there's almost no surface transmission from covid. the berkeley unified school district is making it easier for students looking to get their covid-19 vaccines before the start of the school year on thursday, the district is holding a vaccine clinic at willard middle school from 9 until 4 for kids 6 months and older. the saturday another clinic will kick off at the king childhood development center from 09:00am until 04:00pm that is open for children aged 6 months and older. and as the bay area gets ready to go back to school carefully. today is the first day of school oakland. we would love to see your pictures over the next few weeks. send us your kids with their backpacks on those new school shoes. lunchboxes might show some of them on air. just use the kron. 4 app and the reported tab to send us your photos. they will also be posted on kron 4 dot com.

rutherford is digging deep into his soul supporting his new community with everything. been trying to help most people. that lived here. that is in bad shape or houses. bridges washed out. kids get lost. i mean, it's bad, but just like i said long we keep guarding our hearts and do what's right. we can come together again, but still it's bad for us around here. i'm blessed to be able to help somebody. seven miles away , decimated town of neon amid the mud and crumbled piles of personal belongings and injured dog taking a rest from the early morning humidity perched behind the ruins and alone sign with one word emanating the future. we need help bad and then we're in need. alongside the animals. people here are also reeling the loss of 37 human beings, homes swept away schools and businesses taken by mother nature, water, cleaning supplies and bed linen and closed president biden's visit to the appalachian mountains and this zone if he chooses. he could come into scenes like this behind me, totally full of mud and office with glass on the ground furniture strewn everywhe

we talk with doctor george rutherford of ucsf about what parents should expect when it comes to covid and their kids going back to school this fall. >> school districts are going to play at each one is going to do it differently in terms of masking and social distancing and things like that. i suspect we're not going to see and we'll just taller background levels of infection, which with the omicron variants that we're seeing now, it's probably not the world's worst idea. it's not going to be. i you don't anticipate that they're going to be lots of hospitalizations or severe disease in this younger population, not impossible. and the vaccines to a great job credit that. so the first and foremost is to get vaccinated. >> yeah, doctor referred, went on to say that you can leave the hand sanitizer at home when it comes to your concerns about kids catching covid. they say while hand sanitizers do prevent other germs from spreading. there really is at this point, no surface transmission of covid. >> the school district is making it easier for kids to get a covid vaccine before the start of

so the first and foremost is to it, get vaccinated. >> doctor rutherford went on to say that you can leave the hand sanitizer at home, at least when it comes to covid concerns. he says the sanitizers do help prevent some germs from spreading. but at this point, this research shows almost no surface transmission of covid and there is some where you can go to get covid shots for your kids in berkeley before school starts there. they're offering students that are. >> well as young as 6 months old and older to get their shots at 2 clinics. one is this thursday. the district holding a vaccine clinic at willard middle school. that's from 9 to 4. and then there's another one on saturday at the king child development center. also from 9 to 4. >> 8, 0, 5, is the time and a program in contra costa county. that's supposed to give kids a head start is apparently falling behind. kron four's will tran has the details live this morning from contra costa county. good morning. well, >> the federal government to put it in a different way. they're almost teachers who came in and grated what contra cost

now he has crossed the equator twice during the flight, rutherford also celebrated his seventeenth birthdayhe sofia airport he received book certificates. guinness world records as the youngest pilot to circumnavigate the world on his own, as the youngest pilot to circumnavigate the world in an ultralight aircraft, the previous achievement belonged to his sister zara. successful at the age of 19. here is the family. i will tell. yes . and you know, i just can't understand. and how old are you? is his sister older or younger? well, actually it turns out that older. well, you know, it turned out to be a family competition. that's who is called cooler, who is cooler, but i'm wondering. that's how much the rights to the plane are issued and 18 years. he's already circumnavigated the world as well. good question. by the way, you must. it is necessary to clarify from the case when there is such an anecdote that all the most interesting things in life begin after the phrase. look how i can, and the second person interrupts the speaker, says no, all the fun begins everything after the phrase. yes l

donald rutherford. with his cane for support. backpack with belongings. walking with purpose alone on the side of the road. i was embarrassed, shaped homeless and i came here. and i've been here. for about a year and a half. for god bless me with a home church and good people to help. and i've been doing pretty good. and when this water hit here it was just unbelievable matter his hardships. rutherford is digging deep into his soul supporting his new community with everything. he has been bad, but i've been trying to help most people. that lived here. that is in bad shape or houses. bridges washed out. kids get lost. i mean, it's bad, but just like i said long we keep guarding our hearts and do what's right. we can come together again, but still it's bad for us around here. i'm blessed to be able to help somebody. seven miles away , decimated town of neon amid the mud and crumbled piles of personal belongings and injured dog taking a rest from the early morning humidity perched behind the ruins and alone sign with one word emanating the future. we need he

we talk with doctor george rutherford, ucsf about what parents should expect in terms of covid as they send their kids back to school this fall. >> school districts are going to play at each one is going to do it differently in terms of masking and social distancing and things like that. i suspect we're not going to see and we'll just call or background levels of infection, which with the omicron variants that we're seeing now, it's probably not the world's worst idea. it's not going to be. i you don't anticipate that they're going to be lots of hospitalizations or severe disease in this younger population, not impossible. and the vaccines to a great job credit that. so the first and foremost is to it, get vaccinated. >> yeah. doctor rutherford went on to say that you can leave the hand sanitizer at home, at least when it comes to, you know, worries about catching covid. he says hand sanitizers, prevent other germs from spreading. but at this point, there is no are almost no surface transmission. >> of covid. there are going to be some more places for to get a shot for your kid. the be

british belgian teen mack rutherford landed in bulgaria yesterday. around the world. and the youngest to do it in a microlight plane. during his flight, he battled monsoon rains and extreme heat, but kept going. >> i feel incredible to finally after five months have done my journey. and, yeah, i'm really happy. my next step is to go back to school and just try and catch up on all the work i missed. >> flying runs in the family. mack's sister zara completed her trip around the world in a microlight plane in january. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," raising awareness about period pain. we'll show you what happens when men try out a period pain simulator. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." with nurtec odt... i can treat a migraine attack and prevent one... no matter what might trigger it. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than 3%, were nausea, indigestion, stomach pain. treat and prevent—all in one. ♪♪ ♪ free to feel ♪ experience the perfectly balanced rich flavors of l

as you know the election of 1876 that was the race between rutherford b hayes and tilden. and much like 2020 that was a hotly contested race. there was serious disagreements and in particular there were serious allegations of voter fraud. from three different states, florida, louisiana, and south carolina. a total four states, florida, south carolina, louisiana and congress exercising what you just described is a judgment in discretion given by the framers had to resolve what to do in that instance. in 1876 congress didn't throw its hands in the air and said there are serious allegations of voter fraud but we are helpless, we heard simply clerks so we can assess this. instead congress did some thing very different. congress said you know they appointed what is called an election commission. the election commission was a unique creature in constitutional law and in our nations electoral history. it consisted of five senators, five house members, f5 supreme court justices. and that of election commission was empowered to assess the evidence of voter fraud. to make a conclusi

rutherford learned how to fly when he was 15 after training with his father.t's thought to be the only model made in black. usually painted white, auctioneers say the royal protection officers requested black "for discretion". it's expected to fetch at least £100,000. let the bidding begin. more on our website, but for now, from me, goodbye. hello again. some of us have started the day with some sunshine whilst others have had some heavy, thundery downpours, especially across parts of south—east england and east anglia, courtesy of this weather front which is working its way northwards and eastwards. high pressure following in behind and later another weather front coming from the west will introduce thicker cloud and some showery rain. we still have the heavy downpours to clear away from east anglia. they will do that through the course of the afternoon. residual cloud behind breaking up and for most sunny spells but the thicker cloud arriving in the northwest with showery rain by the end of the afternoon. after a humid start today in southern areas it will t

as you know the election of 1876 that was the race between rutherford b hayes and tilden. and much like 2020 that was a hotly contested race. there was serious disagreements and in particular there were serious allegations of voter fraud. from three different states, florida, louisiana, and south carolina. a total four states, florida, south carolina, louisiana and congress exercising what you just described is a judgment in discretion given by the framers had to resolve what to do in that instance. in 1876 congress didn't throw its hands in the air and said there are serious allegations of voter fraud but we are helpless, we heard simply clerks so we can assess this. instead congress did some thing very different. congress said you know they appointed what is called an election commission. the election commission was a unique creature in constitutional law and in our nations electoral history. it consisted of five senators, five house members, f5 supreme court justices. and that of election commission was empowered to assess the evidence of voter fraud. to make a conclusi

he has flown 52 countries and broken two world records first, mage rutherford became the youngest pilotumnavigate the world solo. secondly, the student turned out to be the youngest pilot who made a tour of the world on an ultralight aircraft. initially, the record holder planned to keep within 3 months, but the trip was delayed due to sandstorms. sudan did not give flight permits in india closed the airport. but the most dangerous thing was landing on a desert island in the pacific ocean, the cloud of mac's return was the airport near sofia bulgaria, where his sister zara was waiting for him, the youngest woman who flew around the whole world alone. wow, difficulties, as you know, only temper. the olympic champion denis gasoline is sure of this before the main start in his life, he received a severe injury. but in the end, he still ended up on the olympic podium about the incredible will to win, we’ll tell you right now we cried, of course, when we won the gold medal. we all collapsed from impotence titanic labor. we have laid down so many tears. happiness, these brave guys, the whole

george rutherford with ucsf remembers waiting in line to get his polio vaccine in the 1960s. he thinks this news from new york is not cause for panic, but -- >> you know, if you haven't been vaccinated, you should get vaccinated against polio. >> i think i was too young to know whether or not i was vaccinated against it. >> reporter: you likely won't remember if you got the shot. the cdc recommends kids get four doses of the polio vaccine with the first shot at 2 months old. >> if people received routine vaccinations in childhood, if they remember that, they almost for sure received polio vaccines. >> reporter: dr. dean blumberg at uc davis children's hospital says the polio vaccine has been part of routine vaccinations since the 1950s, plus in california, it's required to attend public schools, private schools and child care. >> i take my mom's word for it, too, yeah but i know i had all my vaccinations. >> reporter: if you don't think you or your child has been vaccinated, talk to your doctor. alyssa gord, "today in the bay." >>> happening today, the san francisco police de

. >> reporter: rutherford comes from a family of aviators and gt his license at 15 is flying a european ultra-light plane. so far, one of the most harrowing parts of the trip was flying through a sand storm over the egyptian desert. after the orange county pit stop, rutherfd took off for san lucas. if all goes as planned, he'll set the record in a few weeks when he ls back in bulgaria. >> how do you top this at 17? >> uh, well, the point is not topping it. it's just something i really wanted to do, and so i do it. i'll see what my next challenge brings me. it might be be more challenging. it might be be less challenging. as long as it's what i want to do, i'll be happy. >> the youngest person to fly around the globe alone is travis travis ludlow. he did the trip last year at the age of 18. >> i'm afraid of my kids getting getting driver's licenses, much less sending them up in the sky. sky. > >> the giants will be honoring former outfielder hunter pence.t to join the wall of fame outside outside the ballpark. he'll be joining other giants legends suh as jason schmidt and barry bond. hun

british and belgian teen mack rutherford became the youngest person to fly solo around the world andso in a microlight aircraft. the five-month trip took him more than 33,000 miles with stops in 30 countries. that's incredible. well, we'll be right back with a pioneering photographer who made history by capturing a movement. the last 2 years have been hard on everyone. and teens are no exception. but pfizer has some welcome news for parents. now there is an fda-approved vaccine for 12 to 15 year-olds to help protect against covid-19, with protection against severe illness, too. over 9 million 12 to 15 year-olds have received it. you shouldn't get the vaccine if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. serious allergic reactions can happen. rare cases of inflammation of the heart muscle and outer lining have been reported. people with weakened immune systems may have lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects were injection site pain, redness and swelling, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, joint pain, and fever. ask your doctor or pha

although he said his science a bit higher, mac rutherford has become the youngest person to fly solo around the world. the 17 year old completed his 5 month journey in bulgaria, with his proud family there to welcome him. mac, who's a dual national of britain in belgium, broke to guinness world records on his flight, including one that was sent by his sister. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. ukraine's president what america lensky says. at least 22 people have died and a russian attack on the central ukrainian town of jumping up. and another 15 have been injured. this came as ukraine marked its independence day, as well as 6 months since russia invaded that the latest on the w news. this hour off next is conflict with sebastian american. i haven't seen, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. ah ah, with enter the conflict zone, confronting the powerful 18 month off to the violence on the capitol hill. it's clear that you have to moxie was in greater danger than previously believe. my guess was weak from thomas david from a wr

. >> doctor george rutherford who led the contact tracing efforts during the early days of hiv says - it's much more time limited framework to be able to try to name a trace partners. but if you can't trace them, you can't trace them. then the strategy becomes if you had the exposures within the last x number of days, you should be evaluated and probably vaccinated. >> about 23,000 doses is getting 10,000 more and the walk in clinic at san francisco general on tuesday through saturday will now reopen. in san francisco, tom jensen. >> thank you, tom. >>> an update on the mckinney fire near the oregon border. it is now 40% contained. so far it burned over 60,000 acres. fire started nine days ago in the national forest. crews say right now it is hot, it is dry. the winds unfortunately are picking up. close to 90 homes have been destroyed. four people have lost their lives. >> stay out of the water at lake merit. potentially toxic algae bloom. that is the message tonight. they first discovered low level harmful algae in may. then this past week someone reported brownish red water in the s

mack rutherford, who's 17, took off from sofia in bulgaria before flying to italy and greece, then asiahs after setting out. it's been five years since hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled their native myanmar after a deadly crackdown by the government there. more than 700,000 people escaped the country in 2017. the majority left for neighbouring bangladesh, ending up in the world's largest refugee camp in cox's bazar. others are now in other asian nations, including india. nearly half a million rohingya refugees currently registered in bangladesh are children. families rely entirely on charities forfood and medicine. five years on, many feel the world has forgotten them. both india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar, but with the military in charge there, it's not an option. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has this report from delhi. singing the national anthem of the country their parents fled in fear, the country most of these children have no memory of. raised in this refugee camp in bangladesh, they don't get the same lessons as locals, taug

old pilot has become the youngest person to fly soda around the world in a small aircraft mac rutherford's journey ended in bulgaria from where he 1st took off. he breaks the previous record, held by his 19 year old sister zara. the belgian british jewel national said he hope your treatment would inspire young people to pursue their dreams. i've any incredible. finally, on my, on my journey, i'm really happy. my next step is to go back to school and just try and catch up with a picture of the headlines here on al jazeera ukraine's president says, russia has launched a rocket attack on the eastern railway station, killing at least 22 people. the strikes happened as ukrainians march, 6 months since the invasion began. the un security council held an open session to discuss the conflict, both ukrainian president and russia un ambassador addressed the meeting. so did the un secondly, general reminded members of the human cost of war today marks the sands and frederick milestone 6 months since russia's 24th was appropriately invasion of ukraine during these devastating periods, thousands of civ

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