working at the reagan library, i was in simi valley, the weather. and we just decided, you know, let's make life an adventure. we don't need to stay in new orleans. we have each invested a lot of our life there. >> what did ann do in new orleans? >> she worked for a company called mcdermott for awhile. a long while. then she was in charge of booking trips and things. and then she was -- had her own clothing store, women's clothing store called spring on magazine. so when i met her, she was a small business owner of a very popular women's store not too far from tulane. >> you have three children. their names? >> our oldest is benton grace brinkley >> named after? >> the painter thomas benton. missouri. who i just adore. he was from a midwest kind of populist parent but did these incredible portraits of the united states that i loved as a kid. i still enjoy in any museum going to look for the bentons. my most expensive thing i've ever bought in my life is an old man painted by thomas benton, which i keep as an heirloom. >> how was he related to senato

then why are simi members of — change my mind. then why are simi members of his _ change my mind.igel mills, you heard him tonight, the one person, the one mp from that party who is calling for a resignation, just the one. i party who is calling for a resignation, just the one. resignation, 'ust the one. i turn that back resignation, just the one. i turn that back and _ resignation, just the one. i turn that back and say _ resignation, just the one. i turn that back and say all _ resignation, just the one. i turn that back and say all of - resignation, just the one. i turn that back and say all of the - that back and say all of the parties are saying — that back and say all of the parties are saying the opposite, and i think i am mentally thinking as i was a politician — i am mentally thinking as i was a politician but representing my constituents views that as they overwhelmingly are sitting in my mailbox — overwhelmingly are sitting in my mailbox i— overwhelmingly are sitting in my mailbox. i would ask those conservative mps to think back to what _ conservative mps to think back

we went and spend a half a year out at simi valley, california. to i edited reagan's diaries and they wouldn't let you know i had to work at the library. i couldn't xerox them or you know, it's a stipulation. so one of our three children was born out there at in thousand oaks, california right next to simi valley and we had a blast out there. it was so nice working at the reagan library. i was in simi valley the weather and we just decided you know, let's make life an adventure. we don't need to stay in new orleans. we've each invested a lot of our life there. what did ann do in new orleans? she worked for a company called mcdermott for a while and a long while and then she and she was a charge of booking trips and things and then she was had her own clothing store women's clothing store called spring. on magazine, so when i met her she was a small business owner of a very popular women's store and not too far from tulane have three children their names. are oldest is benton grace frankly named after all the painter thomas hart benton, missouri an

>> we learned the pentagon has awarded more than 19 million dollar contract to a simi valley company called aero environment to manufacture surveillance drones for ukraine. this is a company that describes itself as a lead manufacturer of unmanned aircraft systems. they will be making surveillance drones sent to ukraine with the target and completion date of the work by the end of may and we are also told the work will be done in california. >>> violence in jerusalem at holy sites. muslim and jews with palestinians and israeli police office. is really authorities say they threw rocks at police after prayers. orders later was restored and tens of thousands of worshipers attended midday personally run. tensions soared in recent weeks after a series of doubly attacks around israel. many lanes on palestinians. track still ahead on kpix 5 streaming on cbs news bay area, we hear from a longtime fan who can't wait to share that experience with his son. >>> the first breath test for covid gets the greenlight. we tell you how it works and how quickly you can get results. but i certainly hope

and we're going to a place over 10 to 12 miles from simi valley. when the library was located and so they said well, you know get the back seat with the president and which was which was nice. i appreciate that because they realized it was my last chance to be with him. and you know, i don't know. i can't explain it or justify it but i guess when you're younger. you're willing to take chances or say things that you would be too cautious and say later. i remember we were sitting back there. this is the last chance i have to. talked to ronald reagan and it just popped out i said, you know i'd be really really interested to know what did it feel like to be shot and of course i was referring to the march 1981 assassination attempt and you know, he didn't and i will actually titan and i realized he was talking about being shot in the movies. his experience in the westerns where he was quote shot. and of course famously, you know, his he loss of hearing in one ear came about as a result of a of a gun going off apparently too close, but and it was just it

presidential library in simi valley, california. this is just over 40 minutes. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. great to see you. i'm roger, director of the reagan institute. we have proudly been the home of the reagan foundation in washington, d.c. since 2018. just across lafayette park from the white house. i hope all of you will have a chance to come and visit us someday. as is our tradition at the library, in honor of our men and women who defend our freedom around the world, please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. please be seated. thank you. before we get started, there are a few people in the audience i would like to recognize. former congressman and his wife janice. [applause] roger: matt jacobs, a former federal prosecutor running for california's buddy six congressional district seat, which includes the reagan library. [applause] roger: of course, my boss, the

i was director at the reagan library in simi valley, california. and the president would come up from time to time and quite frankly, you know, if you did not know and i guess this is often true of patients, particularly in stages of the disease. he seemed pretty much himself. little hard of hearing. sometimes a little bit detached. but, you know, very, you know, very much involved in the conversation and very aware of people around him. and you could imagine people were up there visiting and they saw ronald reagan. he was still the performer. but he was a story teller. the way to measure the progress of ronald reagan's disease was the stories to vanish. so, this was the staff knew this would probably be the last time we were together and they were decent enough and i'm forever grateful. we were going to lunch with the president and it was about a ten-mile ride. get in the back seat with the president i know he'd like to talk to you. we're talking on the way over and, you know, what propels you to say things, i don't know. i'm not sure if it happen

1800 people and abilene kansas, which is not a whole lot bigger and and thrived where else well the simi valley california with the reagan springfield, illinois was the lincoln library lawrence. kansas was a door institute grand rapids, which is home now, but you know, boston. for for many years and i still sort of have an attachment. to boston the dc area i mean, i i experienced and i think in some ways i've never really thought about it, but i think it has to. be helpful. if you're writing about politics. and leadership over, you know a long period of time. and i really covered the gamut. in terms of the range of american history it helps to have. lived in different regions to appreciate different cultures and and if only to to understand a little bit better some of the factors that may influence, i mean general ford was a quintessential midwesterner and in some ways he took a he paid a price, you know, there are people who look on midwesterners. well, they they talk slow. so it's assumed they think so. or the square you know or somehow culturally deprived i mean the main main street i

>> well, simi valley, california, with the reagan. springfield, illinois, with the lincoln library. grand rapids, which is home now. but boston for many years. i still sort of sentimentally have an attachment to boston. the dc area. i've experienced -- and i think in some ways, i've never really thought about it, but i think it has to be helpful, if you're writing about politics and leadership over, you know, a long period of time. and i really covered the gamut in terms of the range of american history. it helps to have lived in different regions to appreciate different cultures. and if only to understand a little bit better some of the factors that may influence -- i mean, gerald ford was a quintessential midwesterner. and in some ways he took a -- he paid a price. there are people who look on midwesterners, they talk slow so it's assumed they think slow, or they're square or somehow culturally deprived. "main street" is a brilliant satire, but it is a complete exaggeration of the small, airless, mindless midwestern burg. >> tell us you're an introvert instead of an extrovert. how

everybody else in the world pronounces it kiss-simi. and the reporter said something is awry here. >> i know when you walk down main street usa, there's retail on the ground level when you look up there are names of fake businesses and companies and so forth. only now do i know in some of the windows you'll see reedy creek ranch incorporated. bay lake properties incorporated. i-4 incorporation which was apparently a tip of the hat to interstate 4. these are all remembrance, an h homage of what you and i were talking about. >> right. and there are also names of people up there who are who were instrumental in the early days of disney for being a dentist or do doctor's office, so they do tip to the past. >> dr. clark, do osceola and orange county want this to take place? do they all of a sudden want to assume respond for what we're discussing? >> no, this is a gift they do not want for a number of different reasons. first of all, osceola county has some of the acreage, but almost none of the buildings. so it plays a very small role in thi

intel is one of only three simi conductor manufacturers in the world using advance nodes. they are foundational to personal, cloud, quantum and high performance computing, avs and 5g and wi-fi. we are a provider for infrastructure and intel is also a leader in bluetooth technology solutions for the pc market. intel plays an active role in the technology life cycle in developing standards to enabling infrastructure. with respect to pipeline considerations it's crucial to replenish the pipeline for mobile broadband technologies to meet near term and long term deployment goals for consumers and a wide range of businesses. as fcc chairwoman recently stated for 6g we need to start working now. 6g may utilize high bands, bands above 95 gigahertz as well as low bands. replenishing the spectrum pipelines require not which bands to study but the commercial sreulability of the spectrum including bands such as the lower 3g gigahertz bands. and it's crucial to enabling a u.s. leadership role in wireless globally. the fcc's decision to open up the 6 gigahertz for wi-fi has been transfo

it will offer a wide range of wildlife, a connection between the santa monica mountains and the simiy. it's been a long time in the making and just so happy to have this for, uh, all the animals to be able to live with us to be able to coexist for us to be able to coexist with them, because this is really their lands. caltrans officials say construction for the project won't cause any major closures of the 101 freeway. most of the construction is expected to happen overnight. and it won't be completed until 2025 reporting in agoura hills and mario ramirez fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. we were about to launch actually a brand new collection, the morning of the of the robbery, and every single piece in the new collection was stolen. the san francisco jewelry store owner crushed after crooks smash and steal an entire collection on the day it was supposed to debut. this is just one example of rampant retail theft that's plaguing the bay area. good evening and thank you for joining us at five. i'm greg lee andre senior law enforcement from the state level down to the loc

they like it or not, and c-suite pay attention i think quick things he can do to reenergize growth simiould say probably controversial best thing he can do right now revoc the permanent suspension on president trump would boost will engagement immediately, like the yankees's red stocks ones with irrelevant without the here need hard-core conservatives arguinging with hard-core are liberals i don't know what is going to happen but one easy move to make as well as that edit button taking too long to institute that is years in the making, and requesting. maria: a but what about trump's truth social talking about free speech having conservatives liberals debate issues, rather than getting o censored like twitter has done president trump tried to do with truth social how does that fit into equation. >> last time i upset you by suggesting trump social was dead on arrival i am sticking by that, i am still waiting for to come off wait list, i think trump social was aiming at right objects getting all voices heard avoiding o censorship happening on twitter i think you have to have some keep you

finally despite the crucial nation of the simi conductors underpinning this technology, america has lost significant -- federal investment is urgently needed to reverse the erosion by leveling the playing field for america's semi conductor industry. congress took the first step by authorizing the america for chips act last year. congress must finish the job by conferencing the bills funding as soon as possible. this investment will bolster the u.s. capacity that underpins 5g and other digital infrastructure. thank you for holding the hearing on this important topic. we look forward to working with the committee, the fcc, ntia and other federal agencies to ensure the spectrum pipeline continues to flow to support u.s. broadband development and deployment. >> thank you very much. mr. bergmann, you are recognized for five minutes. >> chairman doyle, ranking member latta and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to be with you and testify today. i am scott bergmann, and i want to thank you for your focus on creating smart spectrum policies, 5g in our country's future. we ha