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the nfl giving out ut ut super bowl tickets to those vaccinated. >> i am asking when will be pandemicer? it depends on the actions we take now. >> reporter: and pfizer is waiting for the fda to approve its vaccine for young people between 12 and 15 years old. a cdc panel could meet as soon as next wednesday to discuss the rollout of the vaccine to that age group if the fda gives its approval. faith abubey, abc news, washington. >>> new this morning, pfizer announced overnight it will provide covid-19 vaccines to olympic athletes as two new studies finds pfizer's vaccine provides strong protection to several variants. the uk variant and south african variant. >>> new data reveals the bay area is among the most vaccinated parts of california. state health officials have tracked vaccination rates across 1,700 zip codes. one of the highest rates is in santa clara's zip code and the los alto hills. in the east bay, includes north berkeley hill, kensington, albany and richmond. >>> we are getting a better idea of the changing workplace for two bay area employees. employees can return to the

i sent h multiple intation and even reschedul this hearing twice,ut he declined to appear. however, i am pleased to announce that director wray has agreed to appear before this committee in june, and i look forward to his testimony then. our final witness today is former acting secretary of defense christopher miller who led the department of defense on january 6th. when the capitol came under siege, the capitol police were badly outnumbered. the world looked to the department of defense to protect our government from attack. yet dod did not authorize the deployment of d.c. national guard troops to the capitol until nearly four hours, four hours after local officials first pled for help. even though we were under full-scale assault, dod hesitated until vice president pence -- not president trump -- gave the order to, quote, clear the capitol, end quote. dod's explanations of its own actions have failed to address critical questions. why did military leaders place unusual restrictions on commanders on the ground? mr. miller says he first learned that the mob had entered the

with the court ruling said is show is not -- they cannot do this alone, of course,ut that does not absolvehem from doing their part. gerhard: she'll essentially argue that if it does not produce the oil, someone else ll. isn't that a valid argument? >> no, it's not a val argument. it has been one of the main subjectsf my research. the economic literature is pretty car. if you stop proding oil in one part of the world,ot all of that oil gets produced by another producer. there is an efft on overall consumption. that was the subject of my letter to the court. the court rejected the idea of what they called perfect substitution, and i hope that helps create a precedent for other cases around the world. gerhard: do you think this will mean the price of petroleum products will go up for consumers? >> i do. not by much. this ruling is saying that shell essentially needs to wind down oil and gas production pretty quickly over the next few years, over the next decade, and they can put that capital and innotion into other parts of their busiss, other parts of their energy transition and energy chal

it feels amazing to finacome ut moment that's everything that i wanted it to be. >> congratulations to him. 147th running of the kentucky derby in front of a little over 50,000 fans at churchill downs and a four horse race down the stretch. >>> medina spirit went off with 12-1 odds. the record-breaking seventh derby win for the trainer bob effort and fourth win for jockey john velazquez. >> don't they see the same owners every time? not the same horse but the owners always look familiar. >> a lot of the owners, trainers and even some of the jockeys kind of rotate. in a way. >> lisa reed fan is here this year compared to last year. lots of >>> a sweet mission brought together several world-class bakers today for an unconventional bake sale in oakland. is called make love not hate. several treats available. hundred percent of the proceeds today being donated to charity. benefiting the api. >>> 100% love and those ingredients. did you like that? >> it's nice to have you back here. this is the first time in 13 months were on the same set together. kind of nice. how does it feel? tune in fo

. >> as president biden, the commander-in-chief said, there is no right time to leave,ut after 20 yearsour american presidents, it was time to go. when you speak to the generals, they are just taking orders. general miller was clear on that. afghan security chiefs would say if they had a bit more time, a bit more training, if they were able to work on their air force, train more pilots, they might be in a better position. that is true, but we are where we are. the message from general miller was even as we are drawing down in retade, we are going to support the afghan security forces and there are discusses in washington about how to help them over the horizon from a third country with training and airstrikes. katty: they are going to keep some cia. there will be some operatives working there. the rest will be done with drones and airstrikes. how helpful is that to the afghan security forces? >> there is a big question and conflicting reports over what happenso the military contractors. there are tens of thousand contractors. there are discussions about -- they are crucial in maintainin

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i'm also shoshone-bannock, northern ute and san carlos apache. sean: i am sean and i am navajo.m an artist and this is my partner adrian. adrian: when i was younger, i can't think of a queer person publicly that represented me, or my lineage, or my culture, and i never saw that in a space, that which we are doing today. we see dancing as a way to honor our heritage and who we are. so, sweethearts is really being out in that arena and showing your love and compassion for one another. sean: we as a two-spirit couple have faced a lot of challenges being out there and just being open with ourselves and our identity. we pushed for the acceptance and really fought for that space to be out there and amongst people, and it made our voices stronger and our presence stronger. adrian: we're always there to encourage and support everyone else that is trying to be vocal, -- vocal. sean: and i think it is more important than ever for us as native american or indigenous people to speak up about our identities and the issues that matter to us. adrian: it chokes me up to talk about it because we

because i kp tellin myself if i decide to stop now, there will bether peoe there for the women dhildren,ut how do i continue contra beauty to a better -- continue ctributing to a bettesociety? i ha to encourage myself to keep moving. there are many women, many women. that keeps me going. brent: you can see the entire interview next on the day. that starts in about eight minutes. one of germany's most popular tourist destinations of reopens of this month. an island in the north sea is welcoming visitors. it is a test to see whether vacations can be safe despite the pandemic. hotels and restaurants are happy to have the business back. some locals fear the return of tourism could put them at risk. >> hello and welcome. please register with the app. now you are booked. great. do you have your test results? on your phone. data collector and test checker. this restaurant owner can only admit guests who have checked in with a contact tracing up and can provide negative coronavirus tests. >> it is a good feeling. we are back. we are here for our guests. of course, there are many requirements we ha

mexico to close the border to certain people and services if mexico did not become the police for the uted states and stopped to central americans passing through mexico. it is important to note that mexico reported over half a million central americans in the last two years. we have to be carefu we have to be careful. talks between mexican, central american, and u.s. governments do not become a new way to push the u.s. border further south d create a fortress north america, but to actually address issues of poverty, climate change, and underdevelopment in these regions. monte: immigration reform would require republican support to get past. how optimistic are you that this could actually happen? ernesto: most american citizens are in favor of giving papers to the dreamers with temporary protected status, people who are emergency workers in the pandemic. even republican voters are pro-immigrant. so our businesses. the economy is going to keep growing coming out of the covid crisis. there will be on demand for labor in the u.s. economy at the time that we have seen of births going down in t

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at the golden knights game, ut calnick gets one. this is crushed to center field.le lewis runs it down. would have tied the game easily. mariners end up winning 4-3. the a's have suddenly lost three straight. >>> jimmy garoppolo says he doesn't want to have a weird relationship with trey lance but come on it has to be a little awkward. working out with the guy who's drafted to take your job. the 49ers opened organized team activities to the media today. jimmy g. looks healthy. he's put the emotions of draft night in the past. >> when it initially happened there's a million emotions that go out throughout your head. you think of all the possible scenarios and things like that. i want to play football. i want to go out there and play the game, that's what i do. >> jimmy g is great. he swings that baby anl has a nice thought. i never get over that chin line. but you know we're feeling good about it. >> lakers-suns, anthony davis he left his mark for sure. ag said his own mission he was terrible. the lakers take control late. lebron adds 23. the dagger three late. and

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maybe instagram and whaeps would have developed the privacy bells and whistles that would have put ut us in a much better place and people would have gravitate the over to those plaorms. we will never know that because they were bought up by the big guy on the block and that is facebook. when you look at the app stores, we won't know about all of the companies that have come to me that don't want their names known, that they've had to pull back on things. they are never even allowed to blossom, they can start up, but the only way to really go up is by being bought out by the big guys. that is not capitalism as we want it to work. >> you write that the obama administration's allowance of multiple tech mergers and apparent lack of interest in full-scale tech investigations allowed big tech to get, well, even bigger. how would you grade the obama administration's anti-trust policy? especially with respect to big tech? >> i would say that they had some major issues there. and i am not afraid to point that out in the book. i have an interview in there from kariya swisher, interviewing gene

. >> creo a family rights attorney sent a cease and desist order to fool police ut demanding if a privatepromising video exists. it should be handed over to authorities we believe it's evidence of a crime. first of all, if they do exist and if she was engaged in some kind of act while under the influence or under. >> drugging, which is the believed. then she can't legally consent. so she has not consented to the acts that this is evidence of a crime against her but attorneys say their client is cooperating with law enforcement so far 7 victims have come forward and there is this really know there's more out there because i've spoken with people who them. they're out there and i'm, you know, truly hoping that they will be at least empowered to come forward. there is strength in numbers and. >> when you see something like this happening in our community which wants to do is give victims a space to come out and say their story because otherwise they would get in to this mindset and no one wants that to happen. i reached out to mister foppoli and his attorney but did not get a reply to recess

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ut chance each afternoon. you can see you see the sea breezes start to pick up the yellows, the oranges beginning to show up on our a fire weather map here show you where we're seeing some possibilities of some more extreme fire danger issues but nothing as bad as it would be. when you get those offshore winds that will continue into sunday as well as we'll see those temperatures once again warming up even hotter. i think we're 90's on sunday as we get into memorial day, the unofficial beginning of summer. yeah. you're going to feel the heat were in the triple digits, at least monday and tuesday of next week. thank you, lawrence. coming up, we have details on what led to a covid outbreak at a school in marin county. >> also how president biden began this memorial day weekend. plus a vote to form a january 6th commission into the insurrection at the capitol failed in the senate. our reporter in washington has the details on what happens the details on what happens next. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than h

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investigators are ute scrutinizing trump's real estate portfolio, that were manipulated in a way thated banks, and if tax benefits were obtained illegally. i want to get to two people who spent a lot of time looking in trump's taxes. andrea bernstein and david cay johnston, co-founder of dcreport.org. andrea, let me start with you. you have spend a lot of time, years of your life now, sifting through this. a very complex business intentionally, and it's not public one. so there is only so much you can look at. what is your sense of how well known to anyone the inner workings of this business are? >> well, i suspect it's quite well known at this moment to the manhattan district attorney's office. they have gotten the tax records. they had them for months now. they had a team poring over them. they have experts, just recently, they have assistants from the new york attorney general's office. they have been really looking into this. and by all accounts, that i have spoken to witnesses, they have collected additional documents, and many former prosecutors and people familiar with the offi

. >> creo a family rights attorney sent a cease and desist order to foot police ut demanding if a private and compromising video exists. it should be handed over to authorities we believe it's evidence of a crime. first of all, if they do exist and if she was engaged in some kind of act while under the influence or under. >> drugging, which is the believed. then she can't legally consent. so she has not consented to the acts that this is evidence of a crime against her but attorneys say their client is cooperating with law enforcement so far 7 victims have come forward and there is this really know there's more out there because i've spoken with people who them. they're out there and i'm, you know, truly hoping that they will be at least empowered to come forward. there is strength in numbers and. >> when you see something like this happening in our community wants to do is give victims a space to come out and say their story because otherwise they would get in to this mindset and no one wants that to happen. i reached out to mister foppoli and visit but did not get a reply. >> theresa kr

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have the ssibily sher thunderstos ut saturday in the mountains and then things quiet down on sunday. in nevado with 56 in santa rosa as well as livermore. fairfield is at 62. here is a look from the peak in the distance there a little hazy with that fog along the coast. it's a sunny and warmer weekend just by little bit. we will get breezy winds on tuesday, allowing for the temperatures to not get too warm out there. later on today, the yellows and the reds indicate the 25 to maybe 35-mile an hour breeze that builds throughout the afternoon. then into your sunday we get a few more degrees of warming but we still have that sea breeze from little bit over 20 miles an hour. here say look at the temperatures as they climb. just a little bit into your sunday. midand upper 70's to near 80 inland. staying in the 50's to upper 60's around the bay. monday looks to be the warmest day with that ridge continuing to build but as we get into tuesday, a system alloa ling around the highs today coming up a few degrees from the low 60's downtown. 67 san mateo and oakland. mid-70s san rafael and napa.