feature of the great smokies but it's also showing this horribly burned-over foreground as part of angument we were having with the wilderness society saying you're destroying all this virgin nature. we're going virgin nature? this has been logged over, mined, burned. a lot of these photographs have these agendas that we've lost. and i think this cover photograph is really propitious because it has that message too. you spoke about people enjoying the parks, but it has that whole parks service organic thing. it's preserving scenery, allowing for its enjoyment, but keeping impairment to a very tiny portion. at this time the parks service is having huge fights with the mountaineers about purported overdevelopment in mt. rainier. we're saying only 10% to 15% of the park has features that are affecting -- that show human use and they're carefully designed to contain people and they're rustically designed to meld with the environment. to me this picture just encapsulates that. now, again, as they noted, here's grant at the apex of his career in a way, but he's completely passed over by ada

i know a great smoky mountain national park. it's ostensibly. about you know, it's it's anonymous feature the great smokies, but it's actually also showing this horribly burned over foreground as part of an argument that we were having with the wilderness society saying you're destroying all this virgin nature and we're going virgin nature. this was like been logged over mind burned these a lot of these photographs have these agendas that you that we've lost. and and i think this this cover photograph is really propitious because it it has that message too. you spoke of it about people enjoying the parks. but it has that whole park service organic act thing is preserving scenery allowing for its enjoyment but keeping impairment to a very tiny portion and is interesting that again at this time the park service is having huge fights with the museums and the mountaineers about purported over development in mount rainier and we're saying we'll only about 10 or 15% of the park has features that are affecting you know that show human use and they're c

clarify the question of whether the benefits of vaccination continue to outweigh possible risks sized smokie should reason. and i know because one thing is clear not vaccinating also has serious health implications and that review process is what we're waiting on now. french president manuel my car said his government would await a statement by the european medicines agency due on tuesday before deciding if the vaccine is put back into use. that it is you want the a.t.p. is on the decision that was taken in accordance with our european policy is to suspend the astra zeneca vaccination as a precautionary measure in the hope that it will be resumed quickly if the european medicines agency allows it see livy look at me. the e m a only last week declared that there are no indications that people who have received the astra zeneca vaccine are more likely to develop blood clots british prime minister boris johnson who is quick to dismiss concerns over a vaccine that has already been administered to over 11000000 people in the u.k. . we have one of the toughest and most experienced regulators in th

eye for the morning, just for you guys >> jimmy: oh, i love the smoky eye.ed, you know, with keith growing up, loving his music so much i just throw everything at keith. and i'm like this, "hmm, keith? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you see each other in the chairs? with my accent, obviously, it's like keef instead of keith >> jimmy: k-e-e-f, keef. >> but it's amazing. it's amazing working in australia to been honest so beautiful, and it's a a blessing to be out here and just be working with everything going on so, yeah, i feel very lucky. >> jimmy: you know, i was going to ask you, because you've obviously met, you had everybody in the business. is there anybody you're kind of like, wow, like, star-struck that's one of my idols, that's, like, you can't even - >> the highlight of my life is obviously madonna. that's one of the biggest idols of all time. and i did -- >> jimmy: the coolest. >> yeah, i had an amazing moment with her, very awkward, but also very unbelievable she really just made me find my light. and by doing that, we had to kneel on the floor and i

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the great smoky mountains national park claimed the number one spot seen 12.1 million visitors rounding now the top 5 were yellowstone zion or rocky mountain and grand teton. and space might sound far off. but a company hoping to make it happen just hit its 1 million dollars fundraising goal. orbital assembly core shared these pictures of the luxury hotel. the california based startup calls itself the world's first large-scale space construction company. its goal is to use robots to build a structure designed to accommodate 400 people at a time. we'll also have artificial gravity practice and private space walks but it's not going to be cheap or double estimates the trip could cost up to 50 million dollars. the goal is to open by 2027. the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news. >>in the castro valley unified district are one step closer to getting. back in the classrooms, a look at their reopening plans. and i'm dan thorn in san francisco where bar is trying to save its outdoor dining parklets why the city says it may have to go coming up. ever since darrell's family started using

the people inside that cabin in the smoky mountains say the bear relaxed in the jacuzzi for about 15 we turn now to one of the largest sexual abuse settlements in history totaling more than a billion dollars involving the alleged victims of a gynecologist at usc. this morning, the university of southern california has agreed to pay $852 million to more than 700 women who accused the school's longtime gynecologist dr. george tyndall of sexual abuse. >> powerful people at powerful institutions can and must be held to account. >> reporter: it's believed to be the largest settlement against a university in u.s. history and adds to an earlier $215 million settlement bringing the total to more than a billion dollars. dr. tyndall was the only full time gynecologist at usc for three decades. attorneys say he treated tens of thousands of women. >> there are literally thousands of women that that man assaulted in that health center and worse. >> reporter: it's taken years to reach this point. abc's kayna whitworth first spoke to one plaintiff in 2018. >> you asked him to stop. >> i asked him t

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clarify the question of whether the benefits of vaccination continue to outweigh possible risks sized smokie should reason and i'm is because one thing is clear not vaccinating also has serious health implications and that review process is what we're waiting on now. french president. said his government would await a statement by the european medicines agency due on tuesday before deciding if the vaccine is put back into use. this is your 80 piece on the decision that was taken in accordance with our european policy is to suspend the astra zeneca vaccination as a precautionary measure in the hope that it will be resumed quickly if the european medicines agency allows it see livy look at me. the e.m.e.a. only last week declared that there are no indications that people who have received the astra zeneca vaccine are more likely to develop blood clots british prime minister boris johnson who is quick to dismiss concerns over a vaccine that has already been administered to over 11000000 people in the u.k. . we have one of the toughest and most experienced regulators in the world they see no rea

this is located in the middle of the blue ridge and smoky mountains. cool names for this place. in my opinion the coolest thing, let's talk about the dirt, the wind blowing that direction. the last time bristol converted this was in 2001 but the last time was in 1970. let's talk about that dirt. 3 layers from the 2001 dirt races. this tennessee red play. if you put that on screen that staple of it for you, this is very sick. janice was talking about the rain and all of that. not such a bad thing. what you can expect before you get on a track, you can speculate all you want. you got to do it and see how wet the track is. you can catch the coverage, starts at 3:30 sunday on fox. jillian: a lot of wins, thank you. we will be right back. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 yea

clarify the question of whether the benefits of vaccination continue to outweigh possible risks so just smoky sheer reason and i guess is clickers one thing is clear not vaccinating also has serious health implications and that review process is what we're waiting on now. french president manuel mccarthy said his government would await a statement by the european medicines agency due on tuesday before deciding if the vaccine is put back into use. this is your a piece on the decision that was taken in accordance with our european policy is to suspend the astra zeneca vaccination as a precautionary measure in the hope that it will be resumed quickly if the european medicines agency allows it to livy the look at me. the e m a only last week declared that there are no indications that people who have received the astra zeneca vaccine are more likely to develop blood clots british prime minister boris johnson who is quick to dismiss concerns over a vaccine that has already been administered to over 11000000 people in the u.k. we have one of the toughest and most experienced regulators in the world

mason and his wife were in the great smoky mountains of tennessee when they shaw this black bear gettingn the hot tub, a soak about 15 minutes. anything beyond that is too much. then it hopped out and went back to the forest. >> i love this the most of any bear. >> i mean, it's a beautiful time of day, beautiful view. that bear deserved that. >> i've been to gatlinburg, tennessee, many times. you can see the mountain from that view a two minute drive to dolly world. ski ball world. you can have a big also at a ripley's believe it or not haunted house. i did all of that. >> all of it and you did back in the fall tend looks like someone sprinkled true ti pebbles. it is a beautiful sight. >>> look at this. this is the golden gate bridge with a wind at 16 miles per hour. notice the clouds. they're trying to play peekaboo with our camera. look at them coming across the screen from left to right. it's windy and cooler with a mix of sun and clouds. warm this afternoon, this weekend and the extended period, i'm sorry, looks dry and warmer than average. we've got an egblock. that's a progressive

the great smoky mountains national park that spans through tennessee and north carolina. claimed the top spot seeing more than 12 million visitors. rounding out the top 5 yellowstone his eye on rocky mountain and the grand teton 15 park said visitation records last year. >>a road trip may not be a bad week to try and check out some of those parks as well sounds great, let's see what the weather has for us this coming workweek but recent what you think it's going to be very spring-like forecast to cnn jonathan i'm missing the rain but fortunately we have our rain chances increasing this weekend starting as early as friday night through saturday. >>and even at our full 10 at 10 outlook we're even going to see some rain chances returning 10 days from now so don't put away your umbrellas or your hoodie is because we're going to track some rain finally returning to the bay area. we need it, i know i put raincoat miss it i really do bring him back out. think way so. >>the word that does it for us here tonight on kron 4 news at 10. >>but sports night live is next baseball is bac

at lake merit in the dublin direction between r and you might want to stick with 580 and avoid the smoky along 880. jumping to the bay bridge, the metering lights are on. we have a backup not quite to the maze but almost. and things are getting slow off the skyway into the city. 38 minutes altamonte past westbound 580 from 205 towards the dublin interchange but moving nicely both directions in 680, and we are tracking a backup for the san mateo bridge with reports of debris in the roadway. apparently we have insulation in lanes and a broken-down vehicle. the traffic is getting slow as you work across from hayward into foster city. it's 6:47. we'll have a rainy day. here's mary. >>> yeah, gianna. i've been watching and keeping a close eye on hi def doppler all morning long and looking at the rain in the san francisco area. let's zoom in and see the rain over the golden gate bridge and the sunset district in san francisco and the wet weather for the north bay as well from inverness and san rafael. you can see the clouds over san francisco, the temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning.

when a new revelation like this one comes out today, it gives us smoky effects that there might be more. i think he's in terrible shape, but i don't think the governor knows it himself. >> stephanie, what about the length of the investigation? i guess letitia james would be the most important one facing him because whatever the case is, it would take a lot longer. >> we're not really sure. we know it certainly has momentum. a number of the accusers have been brought in and they've been asked questions. it's interesting what you were just discussing, there have been a lot of state democrats that called on governor cuomo to resign. you did hear the president give him a little bit of room, president biden saying let's wait until we hear what the investigation reveals. he then said after that, let's watch and if it does reveal something, the governor should step down. andrea? >> ab, the political fallout for him, it would make it very difficult for him to seek re-election, would it not? although politically he still has the popularity of the voters behind him, according to most polls. >> an

mason and his wife were in the great smoky mountains in tennessee when they saw a bear climb into theirot tub. he soaked for 15 minutes and then just went back out in to the forest. now -- i do love a good hot tub. >> so do i. i don't blame the bear at all. i'm glad they just let it be. >> yes. right? >> right? that bear deserves that, i think. you know what the bear is smart. you aren't supposed to be in there too long. >> really? i would be in there for hours. >> that's too long. that's too long. >> i am a little wrinkled when i get out. >> i was going sartiti got pla be. >> do you like it really hot? >> yes, piping. >> do you really? >> yes. >> yeah. i can't do that. i have ours at like 100. >> mike has a hot tub? >> you you didn't know mike has a hot tub? >> no. >> this was last year that he revealed us and we still haven't been invited. >> i forgot. i blocked it out. >> we will blame the pandemic. go on. >> yes. >> almost over. the invitation is almost in the mail. >>> here is a look at what's going on in san jose where it's partly cloudy at 47 degrees. windy and cooler today. may

smoky steve, bunch of losers. the top of the fbi was scum. comey choked like a dog.ittle pencil neck adam schiff. mini mike. hey, sleepy joe are you corrupt? it's bullshit, okay. >> just something to roll around in your mind the next time the governor of texas calls out the president for using the word neanderthal. and think of this most texans would have gladly chosen to live by gaslight when governor abbot's statewide power grid quit and the people of texas were denied the basic necessities of life during a winter storm. that is our broadcast for this thursday night with our thanks for being here with us on behalf of all my colleagues here at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> tonight on all "all in." vo the affirmative and the motion to proceed is agreed to. >> the covid rescue package moves forward in the senate and republicans keep their eye on the ball. >> let's not attempt to steal knowledge of our nation's history from our children like the grinch attempted to steal christmas. >> tonight the latest gop stunt to keep americans from getting relief. then

but it should put a smile on your smoky face.lmeade a coming or thoughtfulness? >> i'm not old enough to have hard liquor but it i will say if i did i would be relieved on this. i'm also a little perplexed by the fact that the u.k. and u.s. together have lost $690 million because our level of alcohol has cost us so much money. but it is a good sign if you are is in the u.k. could get a new trade deal perhaps but i'm worried about the e.u. and the u.s. but we do see i tied with the u.k. especially when it comes to liquor. >> katie, your thoughts on that aspect that brian put out? >> i think this is interesting that it's happening right after the meghan markle and oprah interview, the people were prepared for the aftermath of that to happen. not much of a scotch whiskey drinker but i do love a british pub. the more the merrier for everybody else. >> we can all bring our favorite drinks to the table. harris, your thoughts? >> just one, harris don't like jamison. i'm done. >> party words. >> party panel indeed. thank you so much for

smoky mountains national park with more than 12 million visitors yosemite national park just missed theop 10 landing at 12th place with 2.3 million visitors. that's more than 2 million less. then 2019. do you feel calmer kind deal. 2 universities have teamed up with the national park service to study the benefits of listening to national sound and they found that people felt and decreased pain lower stress and improved mood after listening to nature. now the sound of water was the most effective at improving your mood while bird sounds help fight stress and annoyance. so those white noise machines man pull them out. that was always an offer to get one more check on our forecast with dave dave, any rain sounds and sights. no, actually not only on your phone's. that's one place you're going to hear maybe a little snow. some thunder showers tonight, just for kicks. >> this. we have on future cast winds want to point out a frozen here at 1 o'clock am let's go forward. we still have offshore winds now getting into wednesday morning. here comes the switch. >> on shore with the arrival of our

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for example, great smokies cades cove has only 12 out of over 50 spots left.e creative. >> now, if you are thinking about rv'ing this summer instead of busting out the tent you will want to reserve any rv rentals early and get those spots locked down too, cecilia. >> all right, you're making my list of things to do even longer. a lot of people can't commit so far in advance, that's me, and camping spots go really fast. you've got to reserve them early. is there a way people can still nab one of these? >> reporter: there are first come, first serve types of spots but i have a five-point plan for getting those on the weekend you want to travel. i'm like a scout, always prepare. show up early preferably on a weekday in the off-season is best, spring or fall, call the campground in advance and see how busy they are and definitely have a backup plan if you want to grab one of those first come, first serve spots. >> i wish you good luck. thanks, becky. >> i'm going to need it. >> you can find out more on our website goodmorningamerica.com. >>> now to the baseball st