state representative named danny mccormick totally say the man who had this to say about a shreveport louisiana mask mandate last july if the government has the power to force you to wear a mask they can force you to stick a needle in your arm against your will they can put a microchip in you that's the 1st of all we don't need any microchips when this thing hurt my feelings by telling me i took vero steps today. ok well now it's 2 steps because i just on day really the only thing we microchip is our pets because we want to find them if they get lost if he went missing i doubt anyone would go looking for the dude who tried to chainsaw baskin half what's ironic about immigrant hating politicians like mccormick using the idea of a sanctuary state to advance big oil is like immigrants oil actually is ruining our country and we should remove it the 1st chance we get and even though

louisiana state representative named danny mccormick totally same man who had this to say about a shreveport louisiana mask mandate last july if the government has the power to force you to wear a mask they can force you to stick a needle in your arm against your will they can put a microchip in you the 1st of all we don't need any microchips with this thing hurt my feelings by telling me i took the arrow steps today. ok well now it's 2 steps because i just standing really the only thing we microchip is our pets because we want to find them if they get lost if he went missing i doubt anyone would go looking for the dude who tried to chainsaw a mask in half yet what's ironic about immigrant hating politicians like mccormick using the idea of a sanctuary state to advance big oil is like immigrants oil actually is ruining our country and we should remove it the 1st chance we get and even though so many states are desperately clinging on to dirty fuel there's some hope in the recent news that the biggest coal mine workers union in the country supports a switch to renewables the united mine workers of amer

louisiana state representative named danny mccormick totally same man who had this to say about a shreveport louisiana mask mandate last july if the government has the power to force you to wear a mask they can force you to stick a needle in your arm against your will they can put a microchip in you want the 1st of all we don't need any microchips with this thing hurt my feelings by telling me i took the arrow steps today. ok well now it's 2 steps because i just on thing really put the only thing we microchip is our pets because we want to find them if they get lost if he went missing i doubt anyone would go looking for the dude who tried to chainsaw baskin half what's ironic about immigrant hating politicians like mccormick using the idea of sanctuary states would vance big oil. don't like immigrants oil actually is ruining our country and we should remove it the 1st chance we get and even though so many states are desperately clinging on to dirty fuel there's some hope in the recent news that the biggest coal mine workers union in the country supports a switch to renewable the united mine workers of

louisiana state representative named danny mccormick totally same man who had this to say about a shreveport louisiana mask mandate last july if the government has the power to force you to wear a mask they can force you to stick a needle in your arm against your will they can put a microchip in you not the 1st of all we don't need any microchips with this thing hurt my feelings by telling me i took the arrow steps today. ok well now it's 2 steps because i just stopped angrily plus the only thing we microchip is our pets because we want to find them if they get lost if he went missing i doubt anyone would go looking for the dude who tried to chainsaw baskin half. what's ironic about immigrant hating politicians like mccormick using the idea of a sanctuary state to advance big oil is like immigrants oil actually is ruining our country and we should remove it the 1st chance we get and even though so many states are desperately clinging on to dirty fuel there's some hope in the recent news that the biggest coal mine workers union in the country supports a switch to renewable the united mine workers of am

state representative named danny mccormick a totally same man who had this to say about a shreveport louisiana mask mandate last july if the government has the power to force you to wear a mask they can force you to stick a needle in your arm against your will that could put a microchip in you. first of all we don't need any microchips with this thing hurt my feelings by telling me i took vero steps today. ok well now it's 2 steps because i just standing really close the only thing we microchip is our pets because we want to find them if they get lost yet if he went missing i doubt anyone would go looking for the dude who tried to chainsaw baskin half what's ironic about immigrant hating politicians like mccormick using the idea of a sanctuary state to advance big oil is like immigrants oil actually is ruining our country and we should remove it the 1st chance we get and even though so many states are desperately clinging on to dirty fuel there's some hope in the recent news that the biggest coal mine workers union in the country supports a switch to renewable the united mine workers of americ

born in shreveport, louisiana. money was raised largely by his grandmother here in oakland.in 2014 it was revealed that he was battling prostate cancer, yet he continued to perform even after. diagnosis paul muni dead at the age of 79. i'm andre senior ktvu. fox. two news. winds have died down a little bit, but the wind advisor remains through tomorrow morning. clear skies out there tonight will be chilly, overnight low forties and the coolest spots and then tomorrow is going to be a little cooler than today just because we got that low up around the lake tahoe area and then we have these strong winds. so tomorrow it'll still be in the sixties. in low seventies but no mid number seventies. it will warm up this weekend, but not tomorrow. tomorrow's gonna be slightly cooler than today. the wind advisory again still in place. strongest one, gus, i'm finding now are on mount diablo. we're seeing some guts still up over 35 45 miles an hour. 24 mon are wind sustained in oakland s epo, which earlier tonight with going 55 miles an hour. 58 miles an hour. is it well, it's a 48 miles

i was at an air show at the air base in shreveport, louisiana. those young airmen and women, they take an oath to support the constitution. almost every american wants to support and defend the constitution. once we begin to see it in that light, folks are okay with where i am. i'm okay as well with this process that we're working through. >> lindsey graham said he doesn't believe the republican party can grow without donald trump. this debate is there, right? you can't win with him, you can't win without him. where are you on this? >> the policies really worked. before covid hit, we had the best economy we've had in my lifetime. i would argue there are some who still see him as the messenger of that set of policies they felt was incredibly positive for our country. if you look at polls, there's a whole group of folks that agree with liz cheney. for us to win in 2022, and 2024, we need everybody. we need those who feel as liz, those who feel as lindsey. ultimately it's about the policies. you see cheney, cassidy, support those policies. those pol

born in shreveport, louisiana.y was raised largely by his grandmother here in oakland in 2014, it was announced he was battling prostate cancer, though we continue to perform even after that diagnosis. paul muni dead at the age of 79, andre. thank you. h lee evans, the two time olympic champion and member of centers, a state's speed city track program, has died. evans friends said that he died early this morning in nigeria, where he'd been living for a number of years. he'd been in a comma for the past week after suffering from a stroke. evans graduated from san jose's over felt high school. and he was the first person to break 44 seconds in the 400 m when he won the race, the 1968 mexico city olympics. he also won a gold medal when he ran anchor with 1600 m relay team. evans was also prominent figure with the olympic project for human rights. lee evans was 74 years old. now to the latest on the coronavirus vaccination effort here in california, more than two thirds or 67% of adults or over 18 have now received at

we were equidistant from bly phil, r, shreveport, louisiana, biloxi, mississippi, and columbus, mississippi. so, i said cannot be assigned to light snow-- blytheville? they said, sure. that way, my wife and children could go with me to see her father, their grandfather. it was the unit that i'd flown with so i was i went back up to blytheville, and seven or eight years i served there. then we because we moved from mississippi to memphis, tennessee. then we left and moved to memphis, then to arlington, texas and i was transferred to lackland air force base. a couple years when desert storm happen, i was recalled for desert storm. saddam hussein heard about it so the war ended before i showed up. and 48 hours before i was to report, i got a phone call saying, do not come. the war is over and we do not need you so do not come. so that was canceled. then, i was assigned soon after that, as the senior reserve protestant chaplain to strategic air command headquarters and about 30 days later the president announced he was closing the strategic air command, reorganizing the air force. so i did abou

we were equal distance from blithel, little rock, shreveport, louisiana, biloxi, mississippi and columbusmississippi, and so i said well, can i be assigned to blithel? sure. that way my wife and children can go with me to see her father, their grandfather and it was the unit that i'd flown with. so i went up to blithel for seven or eight years i served there and then we -- because we moved to mississippi from memphis, tennessee and we moved to texas and then i was transferred to lackland air force base. i was lieutenant colonel by then i was and assigned to the basic training unit at lackland. i was there a couple of years when desert storm happened. i was recalled for desert storm and saddam hussein heard about it so the war ended before i showed up, and -- so 48 hours before i was to report i got a phone call saying don't come. the war's over. we don't need you, don't come. so that was canceled and i was assigned soon after that as the senior reserve protestant chaplain at strategic air command headquarters and about 30 days later the president announced he was closing the strategic air

were equidistant from blytheville little rock, shreveport, louisiana, biloxi, mississippi and columbus, mississippi. and so i said well, can i be assigned to blytheville sure that way? my wife and children could go with me to see you her father their grandfather. and it was the unit that i'd flown with. so i was went back up to blytheville for seven or eight years i served there. and then we because we moved from mississippi to memphis, tennessee, and then when we left when we moved from out of memphis to harlingen, texas. then i was transferred to. lackland air force base. i was lieutenant colonel by the end. and i was assigned to the to the basic training unit at lackland. so a couple years when desert storm happened as recalled for desert storm. saddam hussein heard about it. so they war ended. if i was showed up. and so 48 hours before i was to report i got a phone call saying don't come. the war is over you you don't we don't need you don't come so that was canceled and then i was assigned soon after that as the senior reserve protestant chaplained a strategic air command headquar

now, but reasonably speaking we go to a nurse not in medford, oregon but say shreveport, louisiana and she has a 401k with buildup and year-by-year she's not paying taxes on that internal build up and indeed the taxes are deferred and so, granted those with great wealth have more of an and vantage from this and absolute dollars because they have greater wealth but i don't think we would conflate the fact that she is saving for her retirement with her income with taxes and any issues with how i'm analyzing that. >> i think it is somewhat come down to different definitions of income and philosophically what the tax base should be at the end of the day. i think many proponents of the wealth taxed feel that the income tax which they define as tax that should apply to people's consumption plus their change in net worth doesn't do a sufficient enough job in raising revenue. so a wealth tax is there to fill that gap but yeah, you mentioned another important point here is that the current tax code actually on purpose in many ways has been shifted more from anre income tax to a consumption tax

now, reasonably speaking if we go eight to a nurse not in medford, oregon but say in shreveport, louisiana she's got her 401k with internal buildup, year by year she is not paying taxes on that internal buildup. indeed taxes are deferred. now granted those with great wealth have more advantage of this in absolute dollars i don't think we would conflate she's saving for her retirement with her income when it comes to taxes. any issues with how to analyze that? >> i think it comes down to different definitions of income and philosophically what the tax base should be at the end of the day. i think many proponents of the wealth tax feel that the income tax which they define as a tax that should apply to people's consumption plus their change and net worth, does not do a sufficient enough job in raising revenue. fill that gap. you mention another important point here that the current tax code actually on purpose in many ways has been shifted more from it income tax to a consumption tax. there are provisions such as 401k that have been put in place to reduce the tax burden on the return to weal

. >> yeah, no coincidence he goes to louisiana and highlights the republican mayor of lake charles and the democratic mayor of shreveport. they recently wrote an op-ed, both calling for the passage of the american jobs plan and highlighting elements of the infrastructure across the state that need updating. >> joining us now is mitch, the former democratic mayor of new orleans. and we also are joined by former congressman charlie dent. great to see both of you. wasn't that an interesting speech, mayor? that was interesting, and here's what jumped out at me. that could have been delivered by any republican president. those are -- that's the same message that president trump or president bush or, you know, go as far back as you want would have talked about, buy american. i want to put american workers back to work. he said, you know, this is a blue-collar blueprint to bring back jobs, and he said, i want to speak directly to you, if you think that you have been left behind by this economy, basically, like, if you're being automated into oblivion, this is for you. and yet, mayor, fox tv was not covering it. they don't cove

louisiana. it did rain but we didn't see the flooding. still heavy rain between lake charles and new orleans right now. some moving up through areas of texarkana and shreveportillion people in flash flood watch. yesterday, it was like 28 million. additional 2 to 4 inches possible today. lake charles has been the hardest hit is once again, today, the focus of heavy rain. possibilities of five inches in the next 24 to 48 hours. areas of red there, lake charles to central louisiana. another beautiful day all the way through the northeast. what a great stretch of weather. hasn't rained for a while. we look to the upcoming weekend. still remaining in texas. saturday, looks dry and nice. many areas of the country. by the time we get to sunday, 92 in washington, d.c. a hot end to the weekend. >> sure is. bil karins, thank you. a new warning to dr. fauci that some americans are misinterpreting the new guidance from the cdc. we'll be back in just a moment. . shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop s