and it's very interesting, of course theresa may,s the boris loyalist, theresa may being as criticalwas, so coldly critical, to be expected. perhaps -- perhaps a big beast like andrew mitchell in the party, perhaps that is to be expected. to see the newcastle m.p. come out the way he did, boarry johnson is 4e78 rajing -- hemorrhaging from all corns of the party. one thing i would say which is very, very interesting and normal kind of people who aren't that interested in politics, would be really frustrated with what i'm about to say. after today he's gone into the 1922 committee and by all accounts has -- has won over a great deal of m.p.'s telling them he nearly died fighting this and he's banging the desk saying i messed up, i can get this right. >> part of what he says will help make it right is he's announced a number of new measures to how number 10 and the cabinet office work. as a communication tool to the whole country,omeone who specializes this, do you think that helps his situation? was that a good enough offer to say, i learned and i'm acting? >> i mean, this is the thing

she has the very latest theresa. a panic. and we're learning some new information out here. we are in near woods. >> actually near beach, we're at the overlook in down below. this is where emergency response teams are going in. the arts searching the waters. not just a couple minutes ago i spoke with one of the men that was out here fishing. he explains that he was fishing, of his cousins, they were down by the water. and then all of a sudden listen to what happened next. >> you have to weigh into like they called down and then jump in. and what will iraq and when he does see out there, that just him and just him down. so at that moment, i just want to like a safe spot, take my all my clothes off. and just like so him that us is asking all the help you know that and i just took my clothes off and jump to the water and i grabbed him. but he was about to tow fees. for our west will have to seem a little bit, too like, but to the nearest walk. and then at that moment, it was just like he was already going down. and was trying to pull him down. but he wasn't put me down as well.

all right, there will be 2, aren't theresa talking about putin latest speech? is it something of a turning point up until now we were hearing the message from poo tin and from the foreign minister that hey, we don't want to invade. there is no invasion. this is all hysteria. and in the latest speech it sounded like futon was questioning the very rights of ukraine to exist as an independent country. yes, i think it is extremely worrying this message we're not seeing and holding as un states sovereignty issues are being he's not invading because it's not a southern country that's his narrative. and that many historians, for example, tim site or a b l university. so, so this is fantasy from a 1000 years ago. fairytale, so the fact that he is pretending it is not a country and therefore can be absorbed by russ i, i think is an extremely we're in narrative. and this is to kind of prep the russian population about this and kind of re absorbing their cousins. but i think that's really what many analysts have stated that they will, that they will want to have regime ch

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theresa. >> ken and pam, this is a developing situation to let us set the scene and see, you know what'sng on right this minute. i'm over here at the mere woods overlook and you can see just down this very sharp drop. there were 3 people out here fishing and as around 2 o'clock, they were down by the rocks down there. again, we're at the mere woods overlook and something happened. one person slipped into the water. now a cousin tells us that he tried to grab his cousins hand, but it's not clear whether he slipped or the water came up or a rogue wave came up. but one person slipped down into the water. the 2 other people were able to get safely up too sure. now we've got some video of the coast guard vessel is out here, going back and forth in the water is as well as a coast guard helicopter. they are scanning the banks, the sure out here, sadly no sign right now of the person that slid out into the water. this is very rugged terrain. this is very rugged waters out here. again, we've always heard about these rogue waves that just can come out of nowhere. so family members are out here wit

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theresa passage is fighting an uphill battle against anti vaccine in poland. while the country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in europe, and despite the high death toll among corona virus, patients opposition to the job is at an all time high. in fact, residents where theresa works pride themselves on living in the village of the unbox, unaided. those who do decide to protect themselves against the virus risk being ostracized. huge billboards read visitors to journey denotes a village were anti vaccination sentiment run strong for science so that coven vaccines are genetic experiments on unsuspecting citizens. the organizations are put them up, collects donations over social media. they won't talk to reporters. the campaign has found a following here. hardly anyone wears a mask and most want nothing to do with covert vaccines. they give all sorts of reasons, nor to parents of the grandmother i haven't been vaccinated since you alert yet. i have analogy learned. i'm afraid to them. do you are you vaccinated? no. that's why not just to have your i'm dia

let me bring theresa in to reason, given that those diplomacy still have a chance. i mean, we always must try for diplomacy, but we've seen this diplomat and we're leaders beating a path to the kremlin store and pretty much nothing was happening. i mean, even well as of the u. k said, you had a with of munich about it because there was never any de escalation that was kind of what was needed for continued dialogue. so the russians pretended to de escalate, well, continuing to escalate and having all of these discussions. we saw president chrome pretty much humiliated because after 5 hours of discussions we put in put in said it was a form of torture, having to talk to a crime for so long as there's very present your course, the russian 9th of on this. and they would say that's because the west has been wasting time in these negotiations and not observing as they see it rushes, security demands and concerns and not addressing them well. they had the meeting at nato, which was the 1st time in 2 years that they met at that level. and i think the way that put in submitt

all our guests theresa fallon, alex t 12 and cadre week and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story from emergent room and a whole team here. bye for now. ah ah. a gillian, the debate they a ratio of like people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online, at your voice. the comment section is right, join our conversation, we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is not to play, being nationalistic about us. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective men and men meeting each other and they don't have any solution. let me get put it clear for you this dream on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks after the killing of 2 i. so later is why the united states over the last 3 years, many across the board, their fear to grow. we'll see that as a challenge with d

may out and now boris_ cameron out and theresa may out and now borisjohnson, the truth is, no prime truth is, no prime minister will please any of those _ prime minister will please any of those. . .., prime minister will please any of those. ., . ., , prime minister will please any of those. ., . ., i, ., those. that can certainly be said of some of the _ those. that can certainly be said of some of the names, _ those. that can certainly be said of some of the names, yes, - those. that can certainly be said of some of the names, yes, but - those. that can certainly be said of some of the names, yes, but if- those. that can certainly be said of| some of the names, yes, but if you look at who has come forward in the last 2a hours or so, the mp for newcastle backed borisjohnson in the leadership election in 2019 and made a point of saying that. nick gibb served under theresa may and david cameron as a minister so he is not necessarily the usual like, so the names coming forward might be of concern to downing street and the fact that it does seem to be people from not any one particula

theresa reports tonight. health officials say that this move is all about the public, doing its part. >> if we we were really grateful to our community doctor, or is it valley acting contra costa county health officer sharing the news with kron 4 about how you no longer need to show proof of vaccine status or recent negative test to go into bars. gyms or entertainment venues. >> over 87% have gotten at least one dose many people have gotten the natural infections so between all of that put together, we estimate that over 95% of members of our community have at least some measure of protection. this is happening as the county continues to see covid-19 cases rise >> and the doctor explains why they think easing the restrictions is okay but made sense back during the delta variant when the virus are very light in our community was less vaccinated, makes less sense now. so we have more vaccination. the doctor adds masking and other measures are still important to blunt the spread. he says getting younger kids vac

nick gibb, former schools minister, said under david cameron, theresa may and then borisjohnson untile reshuffle last year. he has been writing in the daily telegraph this morning, there are a couple of significant things about this. first, he is not what you would call a westminster firebrand so i think his intervention is significant. the language he has used in this article is quite strong. he talked about it having been inaccurate to tell the house of commons that there was no party. he raises questions of trust. he concludes with comic to restore it trust we must remove the prime minister. now we know a number of his colleagues are mulling if they agree with that analysis, too. plenty of conservative mps don't, like for example the former cabinet minister liam fox, who has pointed to the fact that so by the threshold of 5a letters to trigger a confidence vote, 15% of the tory mps, hasn't been reached. yes, you've got some unhappy mps, yet they've not even reach the 15%. in other words, 85% of my colleagues are still willing to give the prime minister the benefit of the doubt. the

the suspect in the case is now being charged with murder or theresa reports.rt providing more details about what happened right before ransoms death. >> and court documents obtained by kron 4 news investigators alleged this man won and how garcia drove alongside gene ransom. >> partially in the lane and on the shoulder of interstate 80 this past friday night. then as he was in this dangerous position, detectives say that garcia pulled out a gun and fired at ransom after the shot was fired. ransom then lost control of his black honda civic crossed over the lanes and collided with a cement wall. garcia flood in his black lexus and was later arrested on saturday. now on tuesday, the alameda county district attorney's office announcing that they are filing 2 counts against garcia. those charges, murder and shooting at an occupied motor vehicle if convicted of first-degree murder garcia could be facing anywhere from 25 years to life. court documents also revealing that they are looking at several special circumstances in this case such as the use of a firearm to co

and theresa stasi is in the newsroom with a preview. hi theresa. >> hi, daria. we're getting more information about that 40 niner fan that is still in a coma. authorities just having a news conference and we're going to have the very latest, including the arrest of the suspect to get that information. you just have to go to a qr code that you see on the screen. download that and i'll keep you updated throughout the day. back to dar. all right. thanks a lot, theresa. let's take a peek. >> at the forecast, john, because he's just gorgeous. and now you're put it to 72 by we know. yeah. i mean, we could even hit the low 70's by monday. tuesday. we're like flirting with that. but wednesday, thursday. >> we'll be getting there for a lot of us. a lots of sunshine, dry skies, chilly evening lows, but really mild daytime highs, daria next week. we could actually break some daytime high records. so this is unusual. yeah. oh, yeah. this is definitely warmer than average. yeah. and drier. yeah. drier and kind of wild. when you're looking at the rest of the, you know us with

first theresa stasi reports tonight, health in contra costa say that this move is all about the public doing its part. >> we we were really grateful to our community doctor, or is it valley acting contra costa county health officer sharing the news with kron 4 about how you no longer need to show proof of vaccine status or recent negative test to go into bars. gyms or entertainment venues. >> over 87% have gotten at least one dose many people have gotten the natural infections so between all of that put together, we estimate that over 95% of members of our community have at least some measure of protection. this is happening as the county continues to see covid-19 cases rise >> and the doctor explains why they think easing the restrictions is okay but made sense back during the delta variant when the virus are very light in our community was less vaccinated, makes less sense now. so we have more vaccination. the doctor adds masking and other measures are still important to blunt the spread. he says getting younger kids vaccinated will also help a great deal in fighting the pandemic. >>

kron four's theresa stasi has the story. >> it is a devious crime. the stealing of catalytic converters the crime also dangerous. an innocent man trying to stop thieves gunned down in front of his own home. >> in memory of the new and jose resident who was tragically shot and killed when he came out to investigate 2 individuals who are in the process of actually stealing his catalytic converter. rob fisher is president of the san jose police foundation. >> take a look at this. the foundation along with 3 auto dealerships teaming up to curb this crime and possibly save lives. the program is called edge and protect and this is how it works. >> but what will happen individuals who take their cars into participating mechanics will automatically have their catalytic converters within their own vehicles touch with license plate number. and they will also paint on it certain other identifying information with the idea being that it should deter thieves. hopefully in the active, actually trying to steal those catalytic converters because no recognize that th

theresa back to you., thank you. >> let's take a live look outside and see what's happening with our weather looking out over the bay area on a clear wednesday night. yeah, it's been pretty warm out there, lawrence. a really warm, right? yeah. have some records come down today and likely going to have that again for tomorrow outside, though, offshore winds, beautiful weather all the way. the coastline, a couple high clouds drifting up above and we are in for a great sunset tonight. these colors. >> are going to be spectacular here in this next hour toward the golden gate bridge. a little bit busy out there on the bridge with the weather cooperating little bit of an onshore breeze. now kicking in along the coastline, but not by much. look at the numbers outside right now. 71 degrees right now, the civic, a 73 in half. moon bay, 70 in san mateo, 72 in san francisco. 73 in tehran. 73 in fairfield at 74 degrees right now in cloverdale that oppressive heat, especially for this time of year offshore winds. you

copper's theresa stasi with more on what happened. >> we're out here at near beach. this is they overlook out here and we're getting some new information about this missing fisherman. we are told that there were 3 people out here and one of the fisherman says that he was out with his 2 cousins. they were down by the water. they are experienced fisherman and then all of us and around 2 o'clock. a wave just came out of nowhere. listen to what happened next. you have to weigh into like they called down and then jump in and go to iraq. >> and when he does see out there, that just him and just swallow him down. so at that moment, i just want to like a safe spot, take my all my clothes off. and just like so him that us is asking all the help me help me help me. you know that. and i just took my clothes off and jump to the water and i grabbed him. but he was about to tow fees. for our west will have to a little bit to like walk to the nearest walk. and then at that moment, would just like he was already going down and was trying to pull him down. but he was put me down as w

theresa bo reports from one a series. the they came to express their anger about the negotiations between origin, tina and the international monetary fund, the thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotel. the media has been a lawmaker for years unless you're going but america, but the government is renegotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back that amount of money without strangling the poorest. in 2018 the i m f. granted the government of audi, seal markley, their biggest loan in its history, over $50000000000.00. argentina says it needs to recover from the pandemic and wants to pay back once the economy starts growing again. i think it went back into agreement with high inflation rate. i see the government is hoping to announce a 2nd level agreement in the next month before sending it to congress. people here are extremely concerned about the

theresa felon director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. thank you very much for being on the show. appreciate it. thank you. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has bound to bring an end to a truck, a protest against pandemic restrictions. now, in its 2nd week, the protests of paralyzed parts of the capital ottawa, bringing the business district to a standstill and blocking the busiest border. crossing with the u. s ottawa police are requesting back up from across the country almost 2 weeks into their seat in these protest is brush off another frozen auto morning. each day the hundreds of camped out truckers adjoined by support is the movement that began in response to a vaccine mandate has grown into a catch old anti government sentiment. the truck has say they're staying put in till they get back what they call their freedom power determine are you to continue to the protein while if you take a shot of my drug, you'll see my tires are of thought is that all your auto residents have faced harassment and there are reports of hate speech

thank you, theresa.een talking about the weather all morning the fact that we need some rain. >> and they just measured with a big stick and the data shows this is the second official snow survey. they've done this season. it shows that we need a lot more snow. good. we're good. early on. but now it turns out that they say we are about 92% of and that means that we could use another storm if you trust pox that highfill. he says we're going to get more because we have 6 more weeks of winter. we are hoping you're right, punxsutawney. yeah. so that would be nice because i would like to salvage the ski to take a peek at the let's do it. you know, it was such a good december. daria, did you get up there on the earlier? yeah. when we got our first snow, yeah, i really enjoyed it now thinking can i skin march? maybe i know will open march. we still have wettest time of the year ahead of us, which is those early spring months. >> typically we have the march miracle. sometimes we'd love to have one of those happe

jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back.t down, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens, to call in. and say i think i saw her here or i think i saw her there. >> pattie waited. still, hoping her jenni would walk right in the door. she was at home, when she got a visit from another mother. barbara. michella's mom. there to offer support. >> just seemed like the thing to do. >> she was very, very sweet. very nice. i said, thank you. she left. and i said, to a friend who was sitting there, i'm not sure why she came. jennifer's not dead. >> you represented the outcome she kpraetly did not want to have happen. >> exac

nick gibb served under theresa may and david cameron as a minister so he is not necessarily the usuals coming forward might be of concern to downing street, and the fact that it does seem to be people from not any one particular faction in the party but right across at the moment. seeing how that develops in the weeks and we'll see whether that builds into that pressure that goes to a confidence vote. anotherformer minister, liam fox, has told party members in devon that being a conservative is not a vehicle for personal ambition — but comes with a built—in set of values and beliefs. he was asked whether he continues to support borisjohnson. if i didn't support borisjohnson i would have already submitted a letter, and i have not. and i think what we need to do is get on the process of government. it is not as though we're short of big issues to deal with. we have the crisis in ukraine, we've got the global recovery from the pandemic, we have got inflation rearing its ugly head and we have seen a rise in interest rates. this is a time when we need to give our full focus to the issues a

— that in the last kind of year when theresa may was in government, there was a _ theresa may was in would stay everything. but the situation was very different then, that a _ situation was very different then, that a leader ship election had started — that a leader ship election had started and we weren't years after covid, _ started and we weren't years after covid, so — started and we weren't years after covid, so i — started and we weren't years after covid, so i am surprised by this decision— covid, so i am surprised by this decision by— covid, so i am surprised by this decision by the treasury, not least because _ decision by the treasury, not least because there's rumours of rishi sunak— because there's rumours of rishi sunak now— because there's rumours of rishi sunak now having billions of pounds to potentially play with of a spring statement and he hasn't chosen to spend _ statement and he hasn't chosen to spend it _ statement and he hasn't chosen to spend it on — statement and he hasn't chosen to spend it on levelling up, we saw that white — spend it on levelling up, we sa

theresa may.. but any further action to invade ukrainian territory by the _ action to invade ukrainian territory by the russians can only lead to a strengthening of the determination of the _ strengthening of the determination of the uk, nato and the western alliance — of the uk, nato and the western alliance to defend the rights of sovereign states and to defend democracy? she sovereign states and to defend democracy?— sovereign states and to defend democra ? ,, , ., , , democracy? she is absolutely right and i have democracy? she is absolutely right and l have to _ democracy? she is absolutely right and i have to say _ democracy? she is absolutely right and i have to say when _ democracy? she is absolutely right and i have to say when i _ democracy? she is absolutely right and i have to say when i was - democracy? she is absolutely right and i have to say when i was with l and i have to say when i was with her security minister, it was her support that allowed us to sometimes overall the treasur

there you are next to theresa may. 0n the other side of theresa may is lubov chernukhin, who is the wife husband, vladimir, who has strong links to the kremlin. now, in that picture, at the time there were six female cabinet members. liz truss, that shows us, doesn't it, that the closeness of the british government to russian money? what i can say to you today is that we will target anybody who we believe has links to the putin regime, who is helping support and prop up the putin government, and nothing is off the table in terms of who we target. are you embarrassed by seeing photographs like that? no, i'm not, i, um...attended the dinner at the time. i make my decisions as foreign secretary on the basis of what is right. and as i've said, without prejudice, we will target anybody who is of interest in terms of the russian regime, who is helping prop up vladimir putin's appalling regime, and there are no other considerations as far as i'm concerned. do you think that the money that has been donated to the conservative party should be given back? as i've said, there is money donated to th

theresa, back to you. thank you from very much for that to a coming up on kron on parents and educators. >>our finding today to keep schools and oakland from closing. >>plus, we will tell you who is suing san jose mayor sam liccardo and what it has to do >>also coming out of the east bay, an update for you. welcome. police say that a shooting at a spa near oakland's lake merritt is being investigated now as an attempted murder and suicide. it happened tuesday morning at the coup may spawn. now police say a woman who was an employee shot an oakland man then shot herself. she died later at the hospital. now, police say that there are no other suspects. the oakland man who was shot remains in critical condition. also in san jose, the san jose spotlight is suing mayor sam liccardo saying that he used his personal phone to do city business. the spotlight has partnered with the first amendment coalition in the lawsuit filed in santa clara county yesterday. and here is what they are asking in the lawsuit. city of

i'm thinking of theresa may, the former prime minister. what does this tell us about whether he can hang on? is he starting to lose support? >> bigger numbers saying they don't have the support. i think what we saw yesterday was another half apology from prime minister boris johnson. the kind of sorry you say when you get caught but you're not sorry about the actions that caused you to get caught. to many people in this country saying i'm sorry means taking accountability, i'm sorry means taking responsibility and i'm sorry means resigning. that's not what he's doing. he still has, as you said, the support of his own party. yes, there is growing rebellion. yes, he's taking jabs from his own party like theresa may, the former prime minister. after that he met with his own party and he was able to woo them and buy himself one more day. >> how does he woo them. if they're listening, he didn't get the tone right from the room. he hasn't felt what the country is feeling. he has promised reform. is that enough for many of his own -- for many mem

kron on's theresa has that story. >>it is a devious crime. the stealing of catalytic converters the crime also dangerous. an innocent man trying to stop thieves. >>gunned down in front of his own home to in memory of the new and jose resident who was tragically shot and killed when he came out to investigate 2 individuals who are in the process of actually stealing his catalytic converter. rob fisher is president of the san jose police foundation. >>take a look at this. the foundation along with 3 auto dealerships teaming up to curb this crime and possibly save lives. the program is touch and protect and this is how it works. >>but what will happen individuals who take their cars into participating mechanics will automatically have their catalytic converters within their own vehicles etched with license plate number. and will also painted on it certain other identifying information with the idea being that it should deter thieves. hopefully in the active, actually trying to steal those catalytic converters because no recognize that they're no

kron four's theresa has more on what happened before the deadly shooting.rt documents obtained by kron. 4 news investigators alleged this man won and how garcia drove alongside gene ransom. >> partially in the lane and on the shoulder of interstate 80 this past friday night. then as he was in this dangerous position, detectives say that garcia pulled out a gun and fired at ransom after the shot was fired. ransom then lost control of his black honda civic crossed over the lanes and collided with a cement wall. garcia flooded his black lexus and was later arrested on saturday. now on tuesday, the alameda county district attorney's office announcing that they are filing 2 counts against garcia. those charges, murder and shooting at an occupied motor vehicle if convicted of first-degree murder garcip could be facing anywhere from 25 years to life. court documents also revealing that they are looking at several special circumstances in this case such as the use of a firearm to commit a crime that could add up to additional time in prison. if garcia is convicted.

in the past _ as the theresa may years.past there's been a sense of who you might go to. i think in terms of triggers. — might go to. i think in terms of triggers, because i think it also helps _ triggers, because i think it also helps decide who will place boris johnson, — helps decide who will place boris johnson, obviously we expect the prime _ johnson, obviously we expect the prime minister to be interviewed. if he doesm — prime minister to be interviewed. if he does... borisjohnson clearly think— he does... borisjohnson clearly think he — he does... borisjohnson clearly think he can survive that, but number— think he can survive that, but number ten think he can survive that, but numberten are committed think he can survive that, but number ten are committed to telling the public— number ten are committed to telling the public if he does it, that will mean _ the public if he does it, that will mean more letters, at which point i think— mean more letters, at which point i think you'd — mean more letters, at which point

theresa kron, 4 news. the search also continues now for in oakley woman who's been missing for nearly 2 weeks. 24 year-old alexis gabe. >>was last seen on january. 26th. her car found abandoned a day later, her friends and family gave an update to the community last night. kron on's dan thorn was there. >>getting the word out and bringing alexis gabe home is the top priority for her friends and family over the last several days, the oakley community has come together for prayer vigils in honor of the missing. 24 year-old and marchers have taken to the streets as the search for gabe nears the 2 week. mark. >>her family is so so appreciative for parents. you really haven't seen that this is huge support they've received is amazing. and we just really want to say thank you. thank you. thank you. gabe was last known to be visiting an ex-boyfriend in antioch on january. 26. she did not return home that night, but her car was found abandoned a day later. >>investigators were seen last week searching a home belie

i'm theresa we'll see you back here at 3. the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> we were being harassed every day, sir. they would just bang on the walls. he showed up drunk, your honor, threatening me. >> how come the police didn't arrest me? >> judge michael: don't ask questions. because i read some of your texts. i don't like your attitude. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 64, quesada and duran vs. mogannam. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. so, just to begin, the plaintiffs were tenants in your triplex. along with them, you had some family members living in this triplex. they claim that initially you were hesitant to rent to them because they came from a homeless she

theresa fallon, thank _ everyone is reaching for.heard about black figures in the way that they have about white figures. what do you make of that? the they have about white figures. what do you make of that?— do you make of that? the fact they are prepared _ do you make of that? the fact they are prepared to _ do you make of that? the fact they are prepared to learn _ do you make of that? the fact they are prepared to learn about - do you make of that? the fact they are prepared to learn about them l do you make of that? the fact they i are prepared to learn about them and prepare to admit they don't know is a good sign sol prepare to admit they don't know is a good sign so i think the platform that has been created along with the black historical archives gives people a chance for people to learn more about black history. it said these are things you would not necessarily learn in a school curriculum but i'm 47 and it wasn't there when i was in high school sol don't necessarily think that's going to change too soon. but social medi

thanks theresa. >> next time you honey, you're in the doghouse. one of these. >> this is an arizona and these are designer dog houses. 12 teams creating these dog houses with my gosh. they have plush beds, a star pups coffee, all kinds of fancy furniture. also cute one father and some teams spent 72 hours designing and building. there's and it wasn't built just for show either the dog houses are going to be auctioned off and all the money goes to help an animal humane society. they're so there for a good cause. and i mean, i love tiny houses. so what's not to love really sweet love to mission what they do. and we love the opportunity to design and build a house. it's great to have something that you actually have. >> built. and just knowing this going to help, you know, bunch of animals out there that really need the help. >> the thing is, john, is there's no kitchen island. and i knew yes, my dog you i need an island. granite counters and pendant lights. i i was taking news for decorating my job with the windows. are you kidding me? >> yeah. real

our conference, theresa stasi, a win to your beach for the latest. >> we're out here at near beach. this is they overlook out here and we're getting some new information about this missing fisherman. we are told that there were 3 people out here and one of the fisherman says that he was out with his 2 cousins. they were down by the water. they are experienced fisherman and then all of us and around 2 o'clock. a wave just came out of nowhere. listen to what happened next. you have to weigh into like they called down and then jump in and go to the rock. >> and when he does see out there, that just him and just swallow him down. so at that moment, i just want to like a safe spot, take my all my clothes off. and just like so him that us is asking all the help you know that and i just took my clothes off and jump to the water and i grabbed him. but he was about to tow fees. for our west will have to seem a little bit, too like, but to the nearest walk. and then at that moment, it was just like he was already going down. and i was trying to pull him down. but he was point, don't was well

theresa wintom your beach for the latest. >> we're out here at near beach. this is they overlook out here and we're getting some new information about this missing fisherman. we are told that there were 3 people out here and one of the fisherman says that he was out with his 2 cousins. they were down by the water. they are experienced fisherman and then all of us and around 2 o'clock. a wave just came out of nowhere. listen to what happened next. you have to weigh into like they called down and then jump in and go to iraq. >> and when he does see out there, that just him and just swallow him down. so at that moment, i just want to like a safe spot, take my all my clothes off. and just like so him that us is asking all the help me help me help me. you know that. and i just took my clothes off and jump to the water and i grabbed him. but he was about to tow fees. for our west will have to a little bit to like go to the nearest walk. and then at that moment, would just like he was already going down and was trying to pull him down. but he was put me down as wel

crawford's theresa has the story. >> we're out here at near beach. this is they overlook out here and we're getting some new information about this missing fisherman. we are told that there were 3 people out here and one of the fisherman says that he was out with his 2 cousins. they were down by the water. they are experienced fisherman and then all of us and around 2 o'clock. a wave just came out of nowhere. listen to what happened next. you have to weigh into like they called down and then jump in and go to iraq. >> and when he does see out there, that just him and just swallow him down. so at that moment, i just want to like a safe spot, take my all my clothes off. and just like so him that us is asking all the help me home home. you know that and i just took my clothes off and jump to the water and i grabbed him. but he was about to tow fees. for our west will have to seem a little bit, too like, but to the nearest walk. and then at that moment, it was just like he was already going down. and was trying to pull him down. but he was point, don't w