police say he's looking for his gun.u see the gun fall from the shirt into the stroller there and within seconds retreat, the gun pointed at officer hartman. we believe that he actually, um, shot around at the officer. house fired suspect down. officer jesse hardman, a nine year department veteran fire numerous shots, killing the suspect, 22 year old kevin victor johnston. the shooting happened last month their auto mall parkway and south lake common. acting police chief shawn washington says johnson was wanted for carjacking and weapons violations are officers answered the call and responded to guard our community against an extremely dangerous individual, causing harm police at 40 minutes before he was killed, johnson had shot at 25 year old man in the head at a nearby mobile home park. that victim is still fighting for his life. police use this surveillance video to help identify the suspect. after johnson was shot. police recover what turned out to be a ghost gun? the shooting by the officers under investigation by f

the folks at foggy bottom can't -- say i can't say this so i better not say. what you think has changed fundamentally and let me say it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have john wayne films but we have a different kind of film and that has had up powerful point of what people think it means to be american. >> the decline of religion there were these objective moral standards and if you are actively harming somebody you would should consider them a member of your community. essentially what we are talking about right now is this a fair terion movement and its a religion without god. has been for a long time. you must be answerable to an ever moving mob. you must continue to make sacrifices so there is a religious impulse is being filled with authoritarian politics which is really ugly and on a cultural level that's a huge problem. the decline of family is a serious issue here because again families tend to bind and when you have a collapse of the family tents to fragment. social media has decimated it. you had to actually go door-to-

say whatever you want. what tinker said, is that if the school wants to restrain you the school has to show that what you were saying created a material substantial disruption to learning. so that's a really good example for me about a kind of i think very reasonable women and again we can argue and discuss about where those limits could be and none of this is easy, right, you know a kid wearing the part of the bible that some people then i said some people think inner diets homosexuality or gay behavior, right? should they be old where that passage in school? well, will that disrupt somebody's learning again. they're hard calls in there, but i think the larger point is that the burden has to be on the institution. all right, not on the speaker to show that you know, this is such a risk that you can't say it in this environment. you also alluded john to the fact that all of us as professionals and as human beings engage in appropriate self-censorship, right just because we have the right to say something do

here's what he says. quote, if you get calls, no matter who they're from, there's a process here, a procedure. no matter what you're told, you do the procedure, you do the process, and i'm part of the process. look, milley may be criticized by some for overstepping his authority, but according to woodward and costa, he felt that he couldn't trust trump, and that we were in such a dangerous time of risk that he had to take all necessary precautions. he actually had an expression for it. he called it the absolute darkest moment of theoretical possibility. what trump might do. >> and so general milley knows at this point his relationship with the president over that demonstration across the white house was toxic. it was -- so perhaps he's worried about the relationship. he also has other evidence. they write in the book about a secret memo. that general milley found out the president was trying to quickly pull out troops out of afghanistan before he left office. >> milley had proof that president trump could

firefighters say. problem is the fires continuing to hot from tree to tree, so we've got crews and engines spread out grid in this area to make sure that there is no threat to the fire line. more evacuees are being allowed to go back. but cal fire warns their fire equipment and hoses are still there. utilities are being restored and there are concerns if they allow people to come back to quickly. the waters of applies, which have been used for fire. fighting could be depleted. most of us were evacuated as well, so we can empathize with their situations from a helicopter friday. you could see house after house flattened by fire to ash and rubble from the ground painfully clear the heartbreak awaiting families returning to grizzly peak and other burnt neighborhoods. we sort of. felt like we would be coming back to her home. i think, just as the rest of our neighbors did, pat olsen says her house is gone among the 683 residents, cal fire said friday have been destroyed. cal fire inspectors have managed to

who are, let's say, behaving in a way that is, let's say, not really, let's say acceptable to all understand regrets, but not acceptable. and this includes even russia in the middle east peace. and i think we have altogether a keen interest in a more peaceful area in this, in the middle east. and the same applies to asia please. we have these, let's say, developed trade and investment interest, for example, with china. yes or with india. yes. and you can't dissolve or separate your trade in investment interest from, let's say from for security policy. it's a point taken about bank of america's role in the ukraine, members of nato. and just finally, i mean, do you think the german elections will affect you? us relations in any, any real way, then please, please, in my eyes we, what we need with regard to view as is a reset of our relation with the united states. we need it. it's clear. this has become in clear under trump because, but with trump it was impossible to discuss, to negotiate in this way. and i think we have to look, let's say, in a more balanced relationship with us. this include

the drums have been, let's say, not, let's say the biggest sell of invoice. but, but the germans and other europeans, by the way, as the russians or as the chinese have to learn more is what they call strategic thinking. and. ready these what i call deputy was somewhere are not the best for an inside. look at the look at the half moon of europe around it 20 years ago. we've fought real surrounded by friends and allies, and visit ration today is the policy with russia isn't a bad shape. with ukraine is working with told p, riff turkey. we are questioning that our middle east is difficult situation. we have not been able over the, you know, of a russian snow of the americans, let's say, to calm down the iran, we have not been able to control, to some extent the saudi arabia. ambassador, what you're saying there is repeated at the podium at the united nations general assembly all week by one leader after another. and as you know very well, you said you weren't sure whether the drone program by the united states is not masterminded in germany. well, the 2010 budg

, he can say he — has a few things he can pointor, he can say he has won victories in this us trip, _— can say he has won victories in this us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the _ us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the us — us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the us and australia, and also getting _ with the us and australia, and also getting the us president to agree to open up _ getting the us president to agree to open up borders to allow vaccinated people _ open up borders to allow vaccinated people fine the us again, he has that to _ people fine the us again, he has that to boast about but critics of brexit _ that to boast about but critics of brexit will say this has proved, they— brexit will say this has proved, they were _ brexit will say this has proved, they were right to oppose brexit. let us _ they were right to oppose brexit. let us look— they were right to oppose brexit. let us look at the daily telegraph, and jonathan gps needless prescriptions push drugs bill to 9 billion, a report finds.— billion, a report finds. yeah, a shocking _ billion, a repo

they say.they began tracking data, there have been more than 9000 reports of racist attacks against asian americans. there are a number of other people with bay area ties name to that list, including tom brady, apple ceo. tim cook, vice president kamala harris and tesla ceo elon musk, as well as president biden, former president trump and prince harry and meghan markle also made that list today is the first day of hispanic heritage month, the san jose police department is celebrating by profile in hispanic officers, christian come. camarillo was born in san jose to mexican immigrants is now a sergeant and the media relations supervisor. officer rita perez is also said jose native. she says she's living her childhood dream patrolling the streets where she grew up. i love this job because we do have these moments where there are difficult moments and people need us in crisis, but then a lot of it's just speaking of people communicating, deescalating, um, building trust hispanic heritage month mon

the folks say i can't say this, i better not say it. what you think has changed fundamentally? let me say i think it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have john wayne, we have a different kind of film, antihero and on and on that has had a powerful cultural effect on what people think it needs to be in america so that is my guess. what you say? >> something you mentioned earlier, religion there were these objective standards so long as you want actively harming somebody thing you should consider them a member of your community. you should use forgiveness. in this authoritarian movement is a religion, it has been for a long time. a pagan form of religion in which you must be answerable to whatever moving mop, the change it will hear us continue to this model otherwise you want me to cleared artifact mob. it is are shifting authoritarian politics that's ugly to on a cultural public that's a huge problem. this family has been a serious issue here because families tend to find and would you have collapse of familie

investigators say officials say a jury in the case was seen it last week. prosecutors claim she engineered a massive fraud scheme with her company. the company once was created. back in 2003 and was once worth 9 billion dollars. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and patients. the company said with its technology. hundreds of diseases could be screened with just a finger opening statements are set to get underway on wednesday. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. >> millions of covid-19 now being detected here in the united states. a new milestone that the country has now hit. also help is on the way for restaurant owners your across california. the new bill now headed to governor gavin newsom's des authored by san francisco. senator >> welcome back, everyone. a bill that would help california restaurant owners recover from losses suffered during the pandemic now on its way to governor gavin newsom's desk senate bill 3.14 passed unanimously on friday. that bill would give businesses with expanded outdoor dining space a one-year gr

say it's significant, say it's not. doesn't matter gabby's not around we got to find gabby. >> in a press conference today, northport police released a few more details about their investigation. they say the white van, gabby's van they recovered here at this home has been processed for evidence they'll comb over any other evidence they might find they're also looking into evidence like surveillance cameras at gas stations, bank evidence and, social media accounts belonging to both gabby and brian. ultimately, though, police say they need brian to talk to him they have so many questions for him. but his attorney released a new statement saying he's advising his client to remain silent. he says he knows police often look to the intimate partner first in cases like this and anything his client says at this point could be used against him. following that, the police chief in northport tweeted directly to the attorney, saying northport police need your help in finding gabby. please call us to arrange a can have with brian l

honestly she says. she's fearful of what will happen if the federal government claws back the unspent funds. it's so many more people there are on the streets every day, and it's so hardening to walk down the street and see these homeless camps popping up because it's too expensive to live here. you can still apply for emergency rental assistance beyond the end of this month, congress passed a second round of funding as part of the american rescue plan to find out where to apply and if you qualify, go to our website, king tv .com and click on this story. i'm brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. there's a push to build more tiny home communities to help people get off the streets when proposal for a new housing community in mountain view would feature 100 modular homes to house 124 people. county supervisors say they hope to approve a $25 million grant towards building 10. more communities such as this one. county leaders say they hope for other governmental organizations and private companies will step up

cal fire says more than 9800. firefighters are currently on the front lines fighting 11 major wildfires since the beginning of the year, more than 7600 fires have burned some 3750 square miles. that's actually slightly less than this time last year when the state had already dealt with nearly 8400 fires that burned through more than 50 157 100 square miles. leaders of the oakland unified school district have some positive news to report when it comes to covid cases, the number of cases among students and staff now it's just a fraction of what it was a month ago. at the start of the first week of school. there were more than 100 covid cases among students district wide in the oakland unified school district and 16 cases among staff. but now a month and a half later, the numbers dropped to 15 cases among students zero among staff for the week of september, 20th. it's a lot less than it was at the beginning of the year, giving parents a sense of relief better than masking right. it's a lot of back to business as usua

so here we are, the uk says it wants renegotiation, the eu says it wants renegotiation, the eu says itt doesn't, but it's prepared to be flexible. in the process is now— to be flexible. in the process is now indefinite, we will see what indefinite — now indefinite, we will see what indefinite means in eu parlance over the next _ indefinite means in eu parlance over the next few months. it�*s indefinite means in eu parlance over the next few months.— the next few months. it's a famous olitical the next few months. it's a famous political figure _ the next few months. it's a famous political figure of _ the next few months. it's a famous political figure of speech. - the next few months. it's a famous political figure of speech. the - political figure of speech. the opposite of the fullness of time. sam, if we could, let's end on this lovely photo in front of the telegraph — sorry, my eyesight is going — of emma rada, knew after her very performance at the us open. just fantastic news, especially after what happened at wimbledon when she had those difficulties of reading. but she's clear

so again, i'll say again. i'm not saying the i'm not saying the orders were unclear. i am saying though i think you know with the difficult subordinate on the flank. you'd probably be better suited to give him a little more time. so if i'm you know, if i'm gonna nitpick a little bit i'm gonna nitpick for that. we all know what happens next general me does not come out to visit the flank general war and the chief engineer does not come out henry hunt the artillery chief does and that's kind of a whole whole different conversation before leaving headquarters. those sickles asked me. whether he was not authorized to post his core in such manner is his judgment should deem the most suitable need answered certainly within the limits of the general instructions. i have given you any ground within those limits you choose to occupy. i leave to you. so just so we're all clear look sickles clearly disobeys orders, you know clearly the spirit and the intent of the order is to prolong the left of the second core to that range of hills, but i think if you you know, if you're a guy

many people here were saying there's no way that a government can be announced if, if it's to be to say, like that's all about a promise that will be when they're fighting more effectively. is another wall in the punch valley against a very significant minority tactics are about a quarter of the population of this country. so this, this problem, this conflict, has huge ramifications for vast amount of civilians court in the middle. and obviously the that the political stability of this country and the taliban is efforts to as they say, solve the game shall struck the forcing top of thanks. charles know us secretary of state antony blinkin says he'll travel to cancel and germany to visit diplomats and trips. as oliver, as well as africans evacuated from cobble, he says the talent must only it's commitments if it wants relief from sanctions. we have worked intensely across the international community to set a very clear, international expectation of what the world is looking for from the taliban when it comes to freedom of travel. now in try and among other things you want security counci

you're going to say what are they talking you might still say that. but a new. >> social media challenge is calling on kids to vandalize their school bathrooms. yeah. number of schools across the country have been reporting damages. but is the trend also hitting schools. here is the question. kron four's, charles clifford has details. well, tik tok is a social media platform where people can share short videos with each other and there is unfortunately a new. >> challenge going around is called the devious lick challenge where kids are vandalizing their own schools stealing things shooting videos of it and then posting it online. we know it's happening. at least one school district here in the bay area. but it's also happen across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge

they already say they have compromised a lot to get to that, but listen to that the speaker says you'll have to go a little bit further. >> i know the budget committee passed a resolution allowing for $3.5 trillion but it sounds like you acknowledge that the final number is going to be somewhat smaller than in a that. >> yeah. that seems self-evident that. seems self-evident. >> among many questions that we need to try to answer this week what is the number then? if it's not 3.5, what does take to get all 50 senate democrats to say yes, to get joe manchin and kirsten sinema. >> this is a challenge for nancy pelosi because she promised her members the house will not vote on a bill with a higher price tag. senators need to set off. i've been the better part of the last couple of weeks trying to get marchp, to pin him down on what number he's willing to accept and he's been having discussions with the white house and the administration and the like. pelosi and the democratic leaders want what is called a framework agreement, something signed off with all the key factors in the house and se

few say it will be eradicated in the u.s. like polio, for example, and there's still a clear political divide in vaccination rates. 90% of democrats surveyed say they received at least one dose. just 58% of republicans. >>> ivermectin is not a treatment for covid. health experts have been saying that for months, but as more people turn to the unproven and potentially dangerous drug, it's having a real effect on americans who rely on ivermectin for one of its actual purposes, killing pair sirasites in livesk demand for the medicine has skyrocketed. a farm store in vegas started selling it only to customers who can prove they have a horse. a drug supplier recently told a rancher in california that she was the 600th person in line for the next shipment. researchers say the run on ivermectin underscores the real world effect of misinformation again, both the cdc and fda warn americans, do not use ivermectin to treat covid. >>> new clues today about brian laundrie's movements in the days after he returned to florida as his family

if he says no again. he does say no, what next? if he says no aaain. ,., , does say no, what next?is| no again. he sounds like he is. continuing to say no, which is the easy option when you don't have a case for the union, but bear in mind there is some time. we have a number of months if we deliver what we set out today, which is a referendum in the first half of the parliament. we have some time. and i hope that borisjohnson, under pressure from those who support the union, will reflect on the fact that you cannot keep saying no to democracy. this is not about getting him to change his mind on independence. we know what his view is on independence, we know what conservatives' view is on independence, you know what my view is on independence as well. i’m independence, you know what my view is on independence as well.— is on independence as well. i'm so sor , is on independence as well. i'm so sorry. but — is on independence as well. i'm so sorry. butjust _ is on independence as well. i'm so sorry. butjust very _ is on independence as well. i'm so sorry, butjust very quickly, - is

the folks said i can't say this, i better not say.t you think has changed fundamentally? let me say i think it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't c have john wayne film, we have a different kind that exalts the antihero and on and on and that has had a powerful cultural effect on what people think it needs means to be an american so that is my guess. what you say? >> one is something mentioned earlier, religion with these objective standards and so long as you want actively harming somebody then should consider them a member of your community and use things like forgiveness essentially what we are talking about right now, this authoritarian movement is our religion without god it has been for a long time, a pagan form of religion in which you must be answerable to whatever moving mop and you must continually make sacrifices otherwise you won't be declared part of them up so there's this shifting b ne authoritarian objects that's ugly and on a cultural level, that's a huge problem. families tend to bind and whe

and as i say, they say that is especially bad at night. it has been escalating. they also say that the resistance, this group called the n r s that are in control of on ship valley. they said that they sold a group pulling in weapons, bringing weapons into the area in and around the time that the taliban took control were pushing towards taking control of cobble preparing themselves for they spite. now, bear in mind that this valley is historically known for its, for its strong resistance. the soviets, whenever able to take it the tale, but have never been able to take it. it is 95 percent plus tasha population of around 10150000. the resistance is being led by a man called ultimate masoud, the son of a very famous fight against the russians in the eighty's. we know that they have been negotiations in the last few days. obviously they have fallen by the wayside now. they have failed. the european union, meanwhile, has said our conditions, the ties with the taliban as western powers. consider house who engage with afghan astounds new rule is the a you wants to hav

but i'm tired of people saying you can't say this and and you can't say that.w up with the right to say whatever i want. i think the silent majority has got to step forward and say i'm going to live my life. judge jeanine: the problem is they end up being canceled or fired. everyone is anaid trade of what's going none this country. you took kids from the inner city and give them the support and energy and invigoration and said just make it. right now in the inner city they are defunding police. how do we get past this? >> i think the main thing i try to teach our players and my children and myself. make good choices. if you choose to join a gang and get arrested, don't blame me for the choices you make. if you show people you care, you will always make good choices. if you feel you are deprived or put down because of choices somebody else made, you are going to think they are the only ones who can get you out of this. if you change your choices you yourself can lift yourself out. there was a great editorial on the "wall street journal" page where they talked ab

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state department says four americans were able to leave afghanistan over land, saying they're in good condition, not revealing their location according to the white house, that leaves around 100 americans still in afghanistan, more than a week after president biden withdrew u.s. forces in northern afghanistan on the tarmac at mazar-e sharif, americans are stuck on charter planes. >> six airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. >> reporter: the white house says they're not aware of any hostage situation and are working to get americans out, but a top democrat now blasting the biden administration for americans still stranded at that airport. senator richard blumenthal saying, "i have been deeply frustrated, even furious at our government's delay and inaction." but the state department says they have no control over that airfield. then there is 25-year-old masria, an american from california who is pregnant and trapped in afghanistan, here speaking to voice of america. >> there has bee

she befriended many _ say that cynically. she befriended many of _ say that cynically. work and she enjoyed is one of the few people we can— she enjoyed is one of the few people we can really properly say enjoyed being _ we can really properly say enjoyed being a _ we can really properly say enjoyed being a celebrity and a pop star until— being a celebrity and a pop star until obviously the last year she suffered — until obviously the last year she suffered so terribly. it was interesting how she even in that story— interesting how she even in that story compared with stories of old she was— story compared with stories of old she was very sweet and people are quick— she was very sweet and people are quick to _ she was very sweet and people are quick to support her and she said a couple _ quick to support her and she said a couple of— quick to support her and she said a couple of pictures and ultimately she released a book saying she was trying _ she released a book saying she was trying to— she released a book saying she was trying to take the strength and support— tryi

that will help organization is already been saying. and just one of the programs which look that $2300.00 the health clinics, they say 90 percent will close eminently. and last year they treated searching them in people with 3 courses of the country. so just shows you how dependent people here on these programs on these international aids and doors is secretary lincoln actually said earlier, we will continue to provide assistance. we have been the biggest providers of assistance which is determined to continue despite the sanction. so it looks like they are trying to find ways around at 3 different agencies and n g o z. but talking to diplomats myself that we're not just going to give the telephone handouts, we want to tie to particular outcomes like women's health care, like girls education. and so they still trading carefully working out how they get the money to ask and well, making sure that it goes to the courses that they wanted to go. certain charlotte talking women, i believe that there been some protest led by women in kabul i

the cloud of trump over the ambitions of -- 63% of republicans say yes. 37% say no.gs can change. but if -- but if you're mike pence today, i guess you make all these preparations hoping that we live politically in a world 180 degrees from where we are today by the time he is going to iowa and new hampshire, south carolina with consequence. >> this is kind of like what we were talking about in the last block. the republican party cares about personalities and cares about who it is at the top of the party, not what it is the party is doing. pence's comments that he made about look at the good stuff we did, that's like look at the policy. nobody is looking at the policy right now. somebody could come along and be a come from out of nowhere, i don't know if the republicans can find the obama-type figure but that's what you have to do to take the tarnished trump glow. >> if the party wants trump, every indication is that trump will be available to the party. at least that's what he says. if the party doesn't want trump, it's hard to see them going for his vice president,

i'm not saying we should ignore these workers but what i'm saying is the problem is much much smaller than what is perceived in the media and why is that so? because politicians want to get elected and how do they get elected, they get on the news and say we have a problem and they show you people are suffering from thisproblem and they say a lot to me and i'll fix this . quite literally politicians are machines that turn problems into votes for themselves. >> almost no part of our lives is free from regulation by some level of government if not multiple levels . government has its hands in everything. that's from cooperation and coercion, how busybodies became busybodies and what that means for economics and politics . the authors are our guests anthony davies and james teterviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> i'm so delighted to have this opportunity to sit down an

they say it's more sly now. they say it's a trick the u.s.as made to offer for talks is simply an act of deception because they don't trust the u.s. they really don't trust the u.s. if you look at the diplomatic history over the years, frankly you can see why they don't really trust the united states given what happened with the iran deal and other agreements. of course, they walked into the hanoi summit thinking they were going to have a deal with their buddy, former u.s. president donald trump. that fell apart and kim came home humiliated. you can understand the lack of trust that's there. there is clearly a big divide between the two. but by opening the door, isa, for dialogue with south korea, what the north is doing is eventually paving the way possibly for talks with the u.s.. and, by the way, i need to mention kim promoted his sister kim yo-jong to the state affairs commission. she is now without a doubt the second most powerful person in north korea. she is around 32 years old. one woman, very elite group of ten men. the top decision

no, he says. on national television, cool leader, maddie, doom blue young, a former french legionnaire. now head of the country, special forces says the borders are closed and the constitution dissolved con, day has been deposed. like this one is actually a lot of people, the personalization of politics of political life is over. we will no longer entrust politics to a man. we will entrusted to the people and become only for that, it is the duty officer to save the country. the only thing that motivates us is that we are going to put in place a system that does not exist and we must have all been of the system together. there were celebrations in some neighborhoods of the capital before an overnight nation wide curfew was put in place with the military, patrolling the streets coolly doors have removed regional governors and replaced them with military commanders. the military has asked civil servants to return to work on monday and all former ministers and government officials are expected to gath

let's hear what he had to say. we're here at the ruling justice and development parties. headquarters with the prime minister started off monday. thank you very much for your time. let me start by asking you about your predictions for these elections and your thoughts about the new election law. yes, horrible. and it's difficult to give a decisive prediction. however, we can say there are full parties that are contesting for parliamentary majority and we are one of them as to the election laws and reforms they us squarely in favor the other party has. in fact, the aim of those who introduced the law was to reduce the justice in developments parties share of the vote. this isn't the conspiracy theory. they clearly stated that this was their intention. these parties failed in competing with history can gauge with the people. and that's why they united to introduce a law that doesn't take into consideration the popular vote, but instead divide seats in an unfair way. his bladder, you know, these elections come off the

i didn't know what to say. but he continued. you heard me "n" word boy. >> reporter: and another frightening encounter in the sky. a man tried to storm a cockpit on a jetblue flight. the man was yelling in spanish and arabic, saying he wanted to be shot. and then tried to strangle a flight attendant. to stop all the chaos, the association of flight attendants is urging lawmakers to bring more criminal charges, and step up alcohol policy enforcement in airports. >> while 85% of the incidents are mask related, there are many contributing factors. the next highest being alcohol. >> although unruly passengers have been fined more than $1 million this year, the flight attendant's union says only one has resulted in federal charges. mona, phil? >> andrea, thank you. >>> costco is telling customrs how much toilet paper they can buy. the new purchase limits will apply to paper towels, certain cleaning products. the company says there's plenty of merchandise, but they're facing pandemic related shipping delays and truck driver shortages.

the lawmakers say it's far too easy to put a recall on the ballot and too expensive, they say yesterday's recall cost $276 million.01 proposal would toughen the rules so that elected officials can only be removed from office for causes such as unethical or illegal behavior. the voters want to see a more democratic process put in place. that keeps elected officials accountable that prevents political gamesmanship of the rules. i think yesterday's election highlighted the fundamentally undemocratic feature of california's existing recall process. california los should not allow an elected official to be recalled and replaced by someone else who receives far fewer votes. state senator glaser says legislative committees will evaluate recall laws and other states and we'll have experts examine california's recall process. a week from today, we'll all need to start showing proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test to go into some outdoor businesses in contra costa county, including restaurants and gyms. ktvu reporter amanda king tana reports from walnut creek on how some residents fe

every * good at saying no? in this “ob, you have to. every day, t good at saying no?agues will come with really good ideas, but what i say is everything we say we're going to do, i ask, how do we fund it? so that means you have to say no to people because you have to prioritise, what would our priorities be as an incoming labour government? i think around schools, around the nhs and also around jobs for the future, particularly those green industries.— for the future, particularly those green industries. what is the best advice ou green industries. what is the best advice you have _ green industries. what is the best advice you have i? _ green industries. what is the best advice you have i? gordon - green industries. what is the best advice you have i? gordon brown, shadow chancellor, ed balls. shadow chancellor, if they said there was one thing i would do? i chancellor, if they said there was one thing i would do?— chancellor, if they said there was one thing i would do? i have spoken to all of them. _ one thing i would do? i have spoken to all of them. it _ one thin

if the folks at foggy bottom say i can't say this, i better not say it. what do you think has changed fundamentally? i guess let me say, i think it is the 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have frank capra films or john wayne films. we have different kind of film that exalts the antihero and on and on and on, and that has had a powerful cultural effect on what people think it means to be an american. so that's my guess. what do you say? >> two factors. when is something you mention which is the decline of religion. there were these objective moral standards and so long as you were not actively harming somebody then you should consider them a member of your community. you should use things like forgiveness. what we are talking about now and with the left is engaging in this authoritarian movement is a religion without god, it has been for a long time. it's a pagan form of religion in which you must be answerable to a never moving mob that changes the lines that will and you must make sacrifices otherwise you'll be declared a a part o

but this story is also saying thatjacob rees—mogg isn't saying thatjacob rees—mogg isn't saying this books are being balanced and whose cost is that happening. according to citizens advice, when you look at the stats, it would hit nearly 6 million people and 38% of those people, more than a third, are in work. there's clearly a structural problem with the uk economy.

say this is an opportunity. had last year where millions of peoples didn't— last year where millions of peoples didn't see — last year where millions of peoples didn't see their loved ones, we were already— didn't see their loved ones, we were already having a difficult year because _ already having a difficult year because of the awful effects of the pandemic— because of the awful effects of the pandemic but all the sudden announcement that came in after the tier system _ announcement that came in after the tier system and people not seeing their loved ones and making that hard addition to dip abide by the rules— hard addition to dip abide by the rules after a year of misery, the least _ rules after a year of misery, the least i _ rules after a year of misery, the least i think we can expect this year— least i think we can expect this year is — least i think we can expect this year is to— least i think we can expect this year is to try and have some level of normality and actually, this is going _ of normality

he does not have to say anything.s going to make the job of law enforcement much more difficult. >> shannon: it doesn't mean they can't get the job done. as you know. it may waste precious time. randy sutton, we appreciate your insights and expertise. thank you always. >> i pray she comes home. >> shannon: we do too. some good news before we say good night, florida mother has been reunited with her daughter who was kidnapped almost 14 years ago. jacqueline hernandez taken by her father and 2007. the happy reunion started when her mom angelica reached out to police because somebody had messaged her on facebook claiming to be heard daughter and asked to meet at the texas border. several law enforcement agencies, the pair were able to hug for the first time since jaclyn was 6 years old. it's common when a child is taken that it's by a parent. there's a custody dispute but what a beautiful reunion. >> congrats to the multiple law enforcement agencies. they work together to make this happen. i can't say enough about what i

and he says, because the bible says, bless it are the peacemakers. and this is supposed to be the war that ends all wars. this is the last war that we have or have to fight, if that's true than i'll be a part of that. and so alvin york, what does he tell us. he says that he comes and decides to fight. but it's hard to be a conscientious objector. and how much people are putting into this war to accomplish something important, some important goals. and then we have some interesting things from the training camps where even once you are in the military, understanding your patriotism and that you are actually for the war, this is something that we are working on. we have a lot of immigrants, we need to americanized am. you can always make fun of some of the efforts. this is one of the craziest ones i've seen. you see that these are individual soldiers. 18,000 soldiers standing on clot in the boiling sun in iowa. the guy up on the platform taking the picture. and they say, why are they making these guys do this? this is showing their patriotism. right? b

i will be curious what he has to say. keep us updated. >> special counsel john durham will take his case against a cyber security attorney to grand jury as part of his investigation into the origins of the russia probe. sources telling fox news durham wants to charge michael with providing a false statement to the fbi stemming from a 2016 conversation which sussman made a link between the trump campaign and russia. sussman's attorney says his client has committed no crime. jillian: overnight our first look at the window of the world. on boardgloggle dragon rocket, the 4-person group last not just hours ago from kennedy space center. this mission is historic as it is the first time no astronauts are on board, they will spend 3 days orbiting the earth. this inspiration 4 mission aims to raise money for st. jude's children's research hospital. that is so cool. can you imagine? >> we had jared on the show a number of times we joke about you going, i truly believe we are closer to you going than not going, you're going. >> nex

the chances they say are low zero -- i should say 0.07% or something very close to.nt the spacecraft to take images and collect samples of benu that helped scientists nair roet path and now it is on us way back home to give us the samples. the professor is with us he is a biologist and principle investigator professor, thank you what is nasa going to be able to learn from the samples when they get back >> that's a great question we're really excited to get this material from the surface of asteroid benu back to the earth. it will help us understand the formation of the planet, possibly why the life originated here and it will allow us to better understand whether it's going to impact or planet in the future. >> so something on the asteroid will tell whether you it might be heading for us? >> yeah. it's a fascinating phenomena depending on how the asteroid heats up and then reemits the energy back into space actually thrusts the asteroid through the solar system and can change where it's going to be in the future >> so what are the next steps here >> well, we call sep

and that's because they say that says very little for them. they're in the camp in terms of bass, in terms of nappies, if they've got children in terms of medical supplies for those of them that are ill . now, what the united states is saying is the moment is that the people that are in that make shift a going to a going to be process. and then many of them will face deputation back to haiti, there's flights going in these days, but to have about to put a print, taking them to people to we've got to say, how can we be going back to a country where the presidents recently been murdered when there's been an earthquake in the southwest, whether it's chronic political instability, i'm a rude and gang. 3 u. s. has its own problem. it's been dealing for months now with a surge and people crossing over illegally in terms of migration. and it's trying to come to terms with it. there's a lot of different factors that play right now. and these people around us mostly from haiti, a sort of who in the middle and trust of poland, is sending 500 soldiers to

so the police at the moment are saying, local authorities are saying — are saying, local authorities moderate is seeking tactics to actually— is to moderate is seeking tactics to actually get on the front pages, to be in _ actually get on the front pages, to be in breach of the law. i do wonder if putting _ be in breach of the law. i do wonder if putting people away will only fuel that. if putting people away will only fuelthat. i'm not sure if putting people away will only fuel that. i'm not sure how much of a deterrent— fuel that. i'm not sure how much of a deterrent you will be. it remains to be _ a deterrent you will be. it remains to be seen — a deterrent you will be. it remains to be seen. the feeling is that up to two— to be seen. the feeling is that up to two years will be enough. but that's— to two years will be enough. but that's very— to two years will be enough. but that's very much a maximum sentence and i'm _ that's very much a maximum sentence and i'm not— that's very much a maximum sentence and i'm not sure it well. let�*s and i'm not sure it well. let's finish with —

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