scott burns, how did you get this right? did you get lucky?hat a lot of people with my job do, you start with research. i spent time with dr. lipton, people like lori garrett. they all said the same thing, this isn't a question of if this is going to happen, it's just a question of when. it did happen in lesser degrees. sars happened, other things happened. we have a whole history on the planet of kind of our ongoing battle with viruses. so it was sort of naive to think this was never happening again. >> your reaction to when we start going through it and it started to match your movie. >> i think the thing that didn't match the movie was what i was more sort of taken with, which was the complete and abject failure of our federal government to provide a coherent response. i knew what the virus could do. i think there's science behind that. what was most shocking to me was the realization that the virus would be sort of a tracer bullet through our society, and it would light up all of the inequiti inequities. we would see that front line commun

. >> scott burns, thank you for getting it right when you made your movies and talking about it. >>> i cried the right kind of cry. i watched america's got talent. i don't usually watch the show. somebody sent me a clip. somebody on their show blew me away, not just because of the voice, not just because of what's going on in our lives but because of what she told me about what matters about my own. she gave a message that's so resonant and real right now. >> she's the perfect before it. >> i can't wait to introduce you to this is. next. no, he's not in his room. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal th

. >> again, i would like to thank our witnesses, ken burns, david mcdonald, scott trent eight, thankyou for this informative hearing and your forthcoming answers to our questions but as i mentioned, we will most likely be following up with a hearing later in the summer on the issue of congestion and how to deal with that so that we can maximize enjoyment of the parks while, at the same time, maximizing access for the american people. without any further questions, the committee hearing is adjourned. [background noises] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew deliveringtled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vuonerable to the heat and says fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. >> obviously day today to survive and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and it is dramatic heat kills more people than any other form of whether between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the worsening drought still more word to the picture community leaders are poised to renew the annual message to those who break the law. it says captain matlow. >> remember, fireworks are illegal for a reason. they're illegal because they hurt people and they cause fires. we don't want any fireworks going off in san jose. we know we're going to have them. we don't want that to happen. >> of course,

burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew delivering bottled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vulnerable to the heat and says fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. obviously day today to survive. >> and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and it is dramatic. you know what heat kills more people than any other form of weather between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the worsening drought still more word to the picture community leaders are poised to renew the annual message to those who would break the law it says captain matlow. >> remember, fireworks are illegal for a reason. they're illegal because they hurt people and they cause fires. we don't want any fireworks going off in san jose. we know we're going to have them. we don't want that

they also burned and destroyed 35 city blocks of the black community of greenwood, also known as black wall street. >>> update now on the scott peterson case. the da went on record saying they will not seek the death penalty against him. the judge postponed the emate. after appeals last year his death sentence was overtubeto the death penalty. his family said we are thankful ekinpuhim ounty is for death but it's ti for a new trial. we will continue to prepare. >>> turning to the drought emergency. dry days dragon new drought restrictions could go into effect in marin. the board will hear that item tonight. it could have a major trickle down effect on housing. >> there are already restrictions in place for current customers. both residential and commercial. this would be for future customers. that could cause problems down the pipe live for more than just water. the signs are everywhere in the form of brown lawns and unwashed cars. the possible next step in drought relief you can't see because it hasn't been built yet. no new hook ups for new developments. >> that would be a temporary ban until we get through this drought. thi

scott peterson get a new trial? why his lawyers are pointing to one of the jurors in making their argument. and an encouraging update on one of largest wildfires burning. >>> maritime heritage came to life tonight through strain was violins. the san francisco maritime national park association presented a virtual concert today featuring two world renowned fiddlers. the fiddle plays a major role in maritime music. it is believed to have gained popularity on the seas through scottish fiddle music, used to boost morale of sailors and whalers. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. thank you for joining us. >>> tonight, the sad discovery at the scene of the collapsed high rise. officials just announcing another body and additional human remains found in the pile of rubble. five now confirmed dead. 156 unaccounted for. first responders making progress against the fires deep in the rubble that have been hampering the effort, bringing in heavy equipment but still digging through the pile by sending smaller pieces of rubble down a shoot. the city releasing a 2018 engineering report finding major structural damage to the concrete below the pool deck. and images

burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew delivering bottled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vulnerable to the heat. this as fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. obviously day today to survive. >> and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and in this dramatic, you know, kills more people than any other form of whether between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the worsening drought still more word to the picture community leaders are poised to renew the annual message to those who would break the law. it says captain matlow remember, fireworks are illegal for a reason. >> they're illegal because they hurt people and they cause fires. we don't want any fireworks going off in san jose. we know we're going to have them. we don't want that to happ

burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew delivering bottled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vulnerable to the heat and says fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. >> obviously day today to survive and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and it is dramatic. you know, kills more people than any other form of weather between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the worsening drought still more word to the picture community leaders are poised to renew the annual message to those who would break the law it says captain matlow. >> remember, fireworks are illegal for a reason. they're illegal because they hurt people and they cause fires. we don't want any fireworks going off in san jose. we know we're going to have them. we don't want that to happen.

burning. >> the high heat and fire danger found homeless advocate pastor scott wagers and his crew delivering bottled water to encampments. well urging their occupants to use caution with cook lawyers, wager says the unhoused they're especially vulnerable to the heat and says fires in the creek bed camps are also on the rise. and not uncommon on a day like today. you know, this is a struggle out here. obviously day today to survive. >> and you know that the people get hit by the elements out here and and it is dramatic. you know what heat kills more people than any other form of weather between memorial day and the upcoming 4th of july. the annual specter of fires sparked by illegal fireworks. also looms. >> there's the worsening drought still more word to the picture community leaders are poised to renew the annual message to those who break the law it says captain matlow. >> remember, fireworks are illegal for a reason. they're illegal because they hurt people and they cause fires. we don't want any fireworks going off in san jose. we know we're going to have them. we don't want that to hap

scott. i mean, i think when we turned through 600 to the upside and then burned through several levels on the way up through the mid-600s i think the next stopping buoyant is 700s frankly. just over 700 would be the next pivot i would say. you can certainly make a case for some of the volatility that tesla has seen part of that that you addressed with the -- or steve did perhaps with the bitcoin when he brought it up. because that volatility in bitcoin obviously hurts -- it cuts both ways, hurts or helps so in the case of riot or mara, or microstrategy or even square and paypal, tesla included in that group when it's going up, that's great. because these are companies recognized as part of that ecosystem in one way or another, either through ownership or distribution and when it goes down, as hard and as fast as it went down. and yesterday may have been one of the best trading bottoms we have seen in a while, takes a while to see for sure, scott -- and we have that ethereum expiration of options on friday -- but nonetheless, tesla does move up and down pretty rapidly with the ups and downs of

like dred scott, like plessy v ferguson, like minor behalf or seth, which denied the women the right to vote, or burn lv illinois which denied women the opportunity to become lawyers. these are cases that should be part of the lexicon when we are thinking about equality denied to vulnerable people. when you talk about, senator blumenthal, the legacy of privacy being ensconced in our supreme court jurisprudence, let's add to that graves law. let's add loving v. virginia. a case which provided for interventional -- interracial unions to take place in the united states. you mentioned whole women's health, a case in which justice kennedy sided with the majority in striking down two texas antiabortion laws. and june v. russo, which john -- justice roberts sided with the majority. if you will allow me one more moment. it strikes me that we should be thinking about perhaps brown v. board of education, because in the backdrop of whole women's h ealth, or even roe v. wade, we see these cases that seek to undermine the constitutional right to be able to terminate a pregnancy. and it reminds me if a state has t

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burned in california last year. and there's many more fires this year than last year. this is the command post of the palisades fire. captain eric scottt it's the month of may and the temperatures are pretty cool and we have such a significant fire. >> reporter: you see a connection between climate change and the fires you are fighting? >> we're certainly seeing effects of climate change. we're seeing increased temperatures in the summer months. we're seeing things dry out. >> reporter: one of the ways the biden infrastructure plan aims to change climate change is electric feicks. including the ford f-150 that the president drove in may. electric vehicle charging only. if it was up to president biden, a lot more parking spaces just like this. he is spending $174 billion investment in electric vehicles, proposed in his infrastructure plan. and expanding vehicle infrastructure in the united states. including $15 billion on these things alone, charging stations. these are the kind that charge plug-in hybrid minivan right there and there's a nissan leaf over here. more affordable options than most electric cars on the roads today. and fra

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burning sensation. ask your eye care professional about restasis®. now to trick out these lights. visit restasis.com to learn more. ♪♪ mark: welcome the "fox news" live, i'm john scottlled today from the rubble the oceanside condo building that collapsed in florida. the number of dead officially now stands at nine. and after almost four full days of search and rescue efforts, one or 52 people main missing. the u.s. launching airstrikes in iraq series porter is according to the department of defense. the airstrikes targeted facilities used by iranian backed militia groups. two of the locations in syria and one in iraq. and record-breaking temperatures continue in the pacific northwest. temperatures are excited reach 112 degrees in portland today and 111 degrees at the seattle national airport tomorrow and also moving east into idaho. i'm john scott, now back to life, liberty & levin targeted. >> welcome back violence in this country is through the worth, murder and not just murder party did not just gun crimes, it is through the roof and the president of the united states give a speech the other day which was almost incomprehensible. it and he was addressing issues i

burning sensation. ask your eye care professional about restasis®. now to trick out these lights. visit restasis.com to learn more. ♪♪ >> welcome to fox news live i am jon scottls for the next leg of his overseas trip as commander-in-chief having wrapped up the g7 summit in england mr. biden will focus on a nato gathering he is off to geneva for a face-to-face wednesday with his russian counterpart vladimir putin, that meeting will come when relations between washington and moscow are at their lowest point in years. a historic day in the middle east israel has a new prime minister for the first time in 12 years, earlier today the nation's parliament voted in favor of a new coalition government to be led by far left leader. predecessor benjamin netanyahu is israel's longest-serving prime minister. i am jon scott, now back to "life liberty and levin". mark: my next guest to get a pulitzer prize for her unbelievable recording of what's taking place with the individuals subsequent to january 6, julie kelli the senior contributor at american greatness site which is a terrific site, disloyal opposition author. julie kelli, you been writing a lot about this but not

burning sensation. ask your eye care professional about restasis®. now to trick out these lights. visit restasis.com to learn more. ♪♪ ♪. jon: welcome to "fox news live," i'm jon scott stands at five after thursday's oceanfront condo collapse near miami. more than 150 people remain missing. a fire deep in the rubble which had hampered rescue efforts is now contained. the america of miami-dade says rescuers used infrared technology, water and foam to battle those flames. >>> a hot-air balloon crash in albuquerque killing five people. police say the balloon struck power lines causing the gondola to crash to the ground. the crash knocked out power to thousands of homes. >>> and a fan causing a major crash during the first stage of the tour de france. it happened when a spectator stepped in front of the pack holding a cardboard sign. several cyclists were injured and had to withdraw from the race. i'm jon scott. back to "life, liberty and levin". ♪. mark: welcome back, america. zuhdi jasser, you've written in "newsweek" about this fusion of black lives matter which is a marxist, anti-american, anti-semitic organization and modern islamists of which we've been talking. d

scott mcgrew. the president will be in tulsa, oklahoma, this afternoon to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the tulsa massacre where black owned businesses were burnedopportunity this afternoon to address the growing wealth gap between blacks and whites. >>> we want to get a look at the forecast, a little bit more reasonable than it was yesterday, vianey. >> yes. hot through the interior valleys but at least we're not expect to see record high temperatures. if you're going to be in san francisco around the coastline, you probably have already seen we have fog out there, the coastal clouds will remain first half of our day and much better clearing, lots of sunshine for martinez, 84, concord 89. livermore 91 degrees, san jose 86, palo alto 77, so mostly sunny inland and we're going to continue to see sort of a cool air trend headed into tomorrow and also into the middle of the week thanks to an onshore flow as the high pressure moves east and we see 80s for the daytime highs wednesday and thursday, getting cooler towards the end of the week and a warmup into the weekend but a beautiful day ahead. >> we have more local news coming up in a half an hour.

scott read about the 1970s, when you look back on that time, realize there were mistakes made on the policy front. we have to rely on the federal reserve jay powell make mistakes that the arthur burns federal reserve made back then. powell has been speaking in recent days been adamant that they are going to avoid having history repeat itself. one thing, some of those numbers we flashed up a moment ago speak to the argument i think is the reason why the so-called experts don't see this as a huge problem yet. you can really make a logical argument that this is a temporary spike we're seeing in prices. think about, you know, we've been traveling a lot for you know, reporting on number of stories. it is tough to get a car right now, car rental. there is a shortage there. there is a shortage certainly of workers that maybe gets resolved later in the year. shortage of computer chips reported on over and over. some of the shortages that we're seeing will likely resolve themselves over time. so the idea of the higher prices and energy markets spreading all over leading to long-term higher prices across across the board s seem to be less likely. that is what jay powell is talking about. hop