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thel one i had i said hillary clinton is not a lizard. i've met her, can you take down all these conspiracy theories. it's under her skin and it ultimately led to the santa that. what do you think is going to happen? reviewing this group what happens next from your perspective? >> there were separate defamation lawsuits. alexts jones has lost those because he refused to cooperate and to give his business records or provide adequate depositions. so he basically just they won sd so it's a sweeping victory for the families. but it means now in the spring and a couple of weeks from now the trials will begin a so the jury is also damages. >> he is already juggling what -- there are interesting moves and if you pull it off what will happen because there are good arguments for not doing so. >> while we continue in this information data center -- these families shared with me the worst day of their lives. the department ofla information security to try to come up with a broad effects. it seems they are not able to shut the doors on people with a

heart wrenching images from ukraine capturing the extent of thel of vladimir putin's rein of terror.s were killed by russian troops. others died after they were left without food, water or medical care. military veterans are stepping in to make sure children get to where they need safely as human trafficking remains a great risk. a general who is said to be to e russia's most experienced general is said to have a history of brutality. i'm ashley strohmier. two of my dearest friends, chuck harmony and claude kelly, they are known as louis york. they have produced from the greatest pop artists in the world, to me they are my bestest buddies, you came into my life about 3 1/2 years ago. >> about 3. >>> you just moved to tennessee, i moved to tennessee. we became neighbors, you should have never ended up in franklin, tennessee. >> no. >>> tell us how you got here. >> i feel that life takes you in the direction that not your choice but god's choice. we were sitting in new york city. where i'm from, sharing a studio. that magical building. working at you mentioned, biggest artists were com

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but they're not perfect and to your question, the more people that are wearing, thel lle l les in thet percentage of spread that comes from people who are totally asymptomatic. so now the situation is the following. there is no testing. you feel fine. you're not getting tested. you have no idea if you have it. you're not wearing as mask. there may be people on the plane that are elderly and immune compromised or children that haven't got vaccinated and there is a lot of virus out there. you put those things together in a contained box for a long time, it could be an issue. we don't know. that's why the cdc wanted the first week of may to study this to be sure this ba.2 variant wasn't transmitting on the airplane. >> let's show data. there are people out there that should still be wearing a mask, the immune compromised and children as you mentioned, they should be. >> yeah, i think they should be. they don't have the immunity. they don't have the protection. if the virus was circulating significantly in your area and you're at high risk yourself and be around people who are high risk,

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from that second system and if if we look at the rainfall for that one on saturday morning similar to thel as. about a 10th. they keep giving us rain. thursday morning, hopefully saturday is not a big deal. wednesday night. plan on issues. easter sunday things get better in general. when you look at the seven day forecast, look at sunday. on easter we are done. we start warming back up that. will be an easy day to travel in the sierra. it'll be a better day to do whatever you want it do on sunday for easter warmer. it'll be busy around here next few daysas we track the opportunities for rain. how does the drive look? >> things get better in time for the easter bunny. that's good news. if are you getting ready to hit the roadways its windy. so much so that cal trans has issued wind advisories on some of our bay area bridges that. includes the bay bridge and we are see that back up as you work at the toll plaza. backed up beyond that 880 overpass almost to the foot of the maze that. morning commute in full swing for folks going into san francisco. a lot of company there as you sit waiting fo

. >> john you've written a lot about religion in united states what you think thel appeal of receded compared to what it was 100 years ago in the united states and if you think that it might is a less than in your report seems to be very much in recession. >> that is a great question on and i think that part of it is the religious institutions have proven to be frail and subject to corruption and failure is a secular institution and i think that if you look at the demography, you're much more likely if you're under say 35, to bele what is called the risef the nuns pretty not the sound of music but in oh and is that you're not affiliated at all but an interesting spectrum have that which is snr, spiritual, not religious. and so my sense is that the fundamental humans and polls for meanings connections, both horizontally and vertical and horizontal connection tends to t lead to a vertical questioning. that is perennial, the religious faith has survived the church's worst moments survived darwin and survived the scientific revolution and overused phrase, we are a kind of inflection poin

the coastal be cool in the 50's all day long while we see upper 60's, mid 70's becoming thel e t y.lo us and we could see upper 70's again. we will see that wind shift in a cooler sunday. we will talk about what happens next week, which includes much warmer air coming up. liz: in the south bay, an investigation is underway into the death of a high school student who died possibly due to fennel poisoning. a group begins to start to fight the crisis. we spoke with authorities leading the investigation. it >> a tragedy in the high school committee. an unidentified teenager, a student at the school, announced dead at their home. the killer, a possible event no poisoning. a statement released by the high school district reads in part, with profound sadness we share the unexpected loss of a member of our high school student body. we know that any loss, particularly that of a young person, is tragic. our condolences go out to family, friends, school committee. the mountain view police department has launched an investigation into the incident. a spokesperson spoke to us by phone. >> we are f

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joining us, brent thel you weren't that exciting about elon joining the board, not excited about twirtdot joining the board, although maybe you think an activist investor is what's needed >> i think it's great for investors he's not on the board. when you look at the last weekend, he tweeted over 20 times about twitter and converting their headquarters to a homeless shelter in san francisco. i mean, some of this can be distracting and overwhelming for a board. and it's probably, you know, not what you would want for a board member to do soultimately now you have a situation where he can bring the stake higher we don't know if he will, but we think he could bring a stake higher and secondary, he can can voice his opinion and there's a lot of great things he's saying that they should do i don't think they should convert the headquarters, but you know, when you look at ultimately what he can say and help provide that influence, i think that's a positive sign and that's why the stock is up i think investors are perceiving this to be more positive that he's in his position than actually an a

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the dorham probe as thel special counsel now revealed. remember the company fusion gps employees were sending journalists hundreds of emails pushing the bogus steel dossier lies in an effort to trigger negative press against donald trump orst the 2016 campaign. here we go now. the revelation has completelyde undercut claims from clinton operatives like mark ileus that their communications are protected under attorney client privilege as they falsely claim the fusion was engaging in legal work here with reaction, south carolina senator lindsey graham. tor, got senator , good to see you.e let me read this very specifically is we dorm's teamro now is arguing a strongng intersection betweenen christopher steele, michael sussmann and their allegations, against donald trumpd and prosecutors on durham's teamos argued in federal court today about this strongio intersection. and what's interesting is sussmann defense attorneys, they're saying, well, no, christopher steele is a lightning rod and argue that introducing anything about him or his work

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and coming peruvian restaurants in the city joins us live with the taste of everything there is to thelreid. soskin is now officially retired after a distinguished career. her last day work was yesterday at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. in september, ms soskin celebrated her 1/100 birthday for the past decade and a half. she shared her personal stories and experiences and the efforts of the women who worked on the world war two homefront. well the pacific coast air museum in santa rosa has a new addition. it's an f 18 hornet fighter jet , the museum board member told the press democrat. the museum already had 14 at 15 and f 16 jets. they've been looking for an f 18 to complete their collection in the new upcoming sequel of the movie top gun, maverick. tom cruise character will be flying an f 18 so the museum is planning a top gun weekend for may, 21st and 22nd when that jet will have been restored and repainted. time is 7 47 and applebee's restaurant in antiochus closed for the time being, after a fire that investigators believe could have been started by an

thel tell you what you should know to safely enjoy the first really hot day of the year, plus more sanctionseath toll in ukraine rises to disturbing levels will tell you what ukraine wants, along with those sanctions. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. april 7th. garcia's a nice day off she does she'll be back tomorrow, though, added oracle park opening day, which stephen? hopefully i know today you said, it's the hottest day will it cool off a little bit for baseball does look like it tomorrow? okay, camera. thank you, stephen. mr clark. yes it does. look still okay tomorrow, but big changes will be on the weekend. well this isn't my weather, mind speaking out loud santa rosa's 46. if they're going to get to 90, there better be a north wind or that'll never happen. the city is 59. okay they're warmer, but everyone there's a couple of forties liver mourns. in palo alto. we do have a northeast breeze in the hills so that will eventually

droppi the airlines are hoping by thel fly again, but that's not going to happen until at least may dropping the masks people will fly again, but that's not going to happen until at least may 3rd. >> tom costello for us there at reagan national. thanks. >>> now to those protests in michigan after grand rapids police released video of a fatal shooting of a black man during a traffic stop that happened earlier this morning. they stopped 26-year-old patrick lyoya because his license plate was not registered to the car. the video then shows an officer struggling to take him into custody. the officer can be heard on the tape yelling stop resisting and let go of the taser. eventually he pins lyoya to the ground and shoots him. the video sparks hours of protests in grand rapids. the officer's on paid leave pending an investigation. the county prosecutor will ultimately decide if the officer will face criminal charges. let's turn to the latest round of severe weather overnight. a monster storm blew through the midsection of the country overnight bringing torrential rain and damaging winds. nbc's kat

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few who may be there, but the majority of members of parliament i are a few who may be there, but thelity of members of parliament of all sides work— majority of members of parliament of all sides work incredibly _ majority of members of parliament of all sides work incredibly hard - majority of members of parliament of all sides work incredibly hard for - all sides work incredibly hard for their— all sides work incredibly hard for their constituents. _ all sides work incredibly hard for their constituents.— their constituents. there are questions — their constituents. there are questions now _ their constituents. there are questions now about - their constituents. there are questions now about the - their constituents. there are - questions now about the political future of neil parish and the culture in westminster remains in the spotlight. the three—time wimbledon champion boris becker has spent his first night in prison after he was sentenced to 2.5 years for hiding assets to avoid paying debts. mike is here with more on this. mike, this is a spectacularfall from grace, isn't it? w