vogel has been speaking to sir chris hoy about her life since the accident. to sit in a wheelchair, instead of walking, it's so hard cut in my life. so of course, it's frustrating. i am learning, of course it is ok to cry and to show my emotion. the hardest thing was i had people say, it's so hard, and when i recognised how other people, and my family erm... about my accident, and what really happened with me, and how they cried, it's hard. i have no call. i am paralysed from here. that's why it is hard for me to just hold my hands this way. the biggest challenge for her so far has been developing that core strength, that stabilisation, and developing the muscles in a way that she didn't have to do before when she was a cyclist. now it is time to just have fun, to realise how other sports can make fun, you know, and doing track cycling, and doing red, and now it is the chance to go out and to see other things. things that you wouldn't have done? yes. and not watching track cycling, and feeling like i missed something, i would retire in a few years, now i am r

natural history museum -- johannes vogel from the natural history museum.oung people are trying to get the older iteration to do what it should to protect the environment. do you agree this is about the people in power and the people who will be in power? >> very much. we feel older generations and particularly -- that is our message today, that is what we are fighting for, for them, for our leaders, for older generations to take responsibility for us. brent: is that an indictment on our generation? have leaeaders failed -- the leaders failed? johannes: yes, since the 1980's we have known what is happening. in the 1810s it was warned about human effect on climate. we know about it, but we failed to act. being reminded of it is much welcomed. brent: was today's march of success? luisa: in terms of numbers, yes. we brought more students than ever before, the largest ever berlin climate strike, largest ever german climate strike, more than one million across the globe. in terms of political action, it doesn't make a difference. we will see what we get out of t

we grew up on the sofa and so many beautiful cars here fiat's beetles vogels everything. that city that fifty five but one in particular catches their eye and they take a closer look obsolete and locked because there's all these were real cause. we had room to think of this it was not too bad. i don't think the antennas are much. the brothers inspect the body the interior and the engine in detail it looks like it would take a lot of work to get it in shape. it. was no more your. thoughts about what do we do than shift bosses you're also boss with you i'll take the risk i'll go for it. when i do something they work out a price with i'm to the junk dealer. funny but how did they get the clunker untangled from the rest of the junk. and has he used to this particular political problem he quickly makes ready for the open that. he lifts the junk away from the hidden gems. of the old like to feel love. for you i. love. you. it's a kind of heavy metal playground it can even be fun. let live. to open have to keep an eye on it the hook is in all the way in i hope you lift. no rust.

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogel/visitoryear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors. visitorat one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that only comes along every so often.sotpatryk becla/photographer's sonin uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news (robin) a "tiny house village" is now under construction in berekely. volunteers broke ground on the development for the homeless yesterday

so i want to go back to driving through rural georgia this last week, going to that vogel plant. driving in, and interestingly on the right, right before you turn in, is a massive solar field of solar panels, so they have -- they have that zero-emission facility right there. solar grew by 90% in the last two years. so we're seeing this really great growth in these renewables, which i'm quite supportive of. when i was the governor of texas, we put more wind energy in than any other state in the nation. just as a little add for texas here. they became -- they produce more percentagewise of their energy of renewables than europe does. 15% of the energy in texas is now renewables. so the point here is there's this great diversity, and all of these are creating jobs, in the solar energy side, in the wind energy side. we passed the parking lot going into this vogel plant, i thought i was going to a university of georgia football game. i mean, there's cars and pickup trucks as far as you can see out there. carl: the workers building the plant. sec. perry: 7500, thereabouts, jobs and the

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogelanyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitorupon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that onlyom often.sotpatryk becla/photographer's sonin uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news ( james ) in na preside trump's 4-point-7 trillion dollar budget proposal... calls for cuts to medicare and medicaid... increases in defeproposal also extra eight bill and nearly 4-billion to pay back money from military construct

you can see kristina vogel: ‘from desperation to inspiration' on the bbc iplayer now. place. it depends on who i'm with.|j accent is all over the place. it depends on who i'm with. i was the other way around. it's amazing. your accent is one part of it, your dialect is another part of it, the words you use and that is what we have been talking about this morning. well, a new york times quiz that reckons it can guess where you live based on the way you speak has gone viral online. it's pretty accurate. mine came up for where i live now but not where i was born. some of the questions. do the words farm and palm rhyme? no. how do you refer to your grandmother? do you call her nan, granny orgrandma? that has a lot to do about is where you are from. i say grandma. what do you call your evening meal? supper, dinner or tea? dinnerfor me, tea for you. whatever your answers, they tell us a bit about where you're from. fiona douglas, a lecturer in english language, is here to explain why. let's put this to bed. dinner, tea, supper. i think it depends where you are from. for me,

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogelsitoryear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitorat one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that only comes along every so often.sotpatryk becla/photographer's sonin uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) francisco's newest public defender was appointed today. hear how manohar raju says he plans to tackle racial injustice and protect his

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogelitoryear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservr is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitorat one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that only comes along every so often.sotpatryk becla/photographer's sonin uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news <10 sec> (ken) incredible (ken)<10 sec> <10 sec> <10 sec> (ken) incredible new video from viewer ryan phann... of a hailstorm that hit san jose ye

that's it for this hour from my team up for myself on the team jacqueline vogel be with you going through the headlines throughout the day thanks for staying here not international. my seven years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse you sort of going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. as this is a stick from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are throwing us away i

this was jack vogel's central insight at vanguard.inues to have excellent active management firms but noted you have difficulty outperforming, also noted that those who do outperform often the fees they charge destroy the alpha that they create. vogel's advice is set for most people, staying at low cost index funds are the key way to go and if you're going to have an active management, keep it low cost as well that's vanguard's philosophy that they held to even now after jack vogel's passing right now, we're just off the highs for the day, sarah, up 25 points on the dow. >> bob, thank you. to the bond pits now, rick santelli at the cme group in chicago. >> we have gone guns hot here on the long end of the treasury curve. intraday of 10s, see how it dipped down that way the fact we're under the 260 isn't necessarily magical. here is the magical part look at the two-week chart, the way it has been melting year to date that first spike there on january 3rd, that was 2.55 that's why this move is important. we're only several basis points

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogelyear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitor at one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that only comes along every so often.in uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news ( james ) still ahead ... the warriors may be moving out of oakland ... but that doesn't mean they are saying goodbye to the community there. details on the new plans for their old

. ♪ >> general vandergrift and general vogel was forward into the jungle, directing the campaign thats killed nearly 7000 japs on guadalcanal alone. they call it death island. ♪ >> supporting the infantry, the marines and big tech bring supplies over heavy road or through no roads at all. offshore, and american freighter battles and oil fire, just as she was prepared to make her cargo. the marines fight the flames. all supplies are saved and the ships will sail again. ♪ >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on a weekly series "reel america." saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, here on "american history tv." monday night, on the communicators, former fcc chair tom wheeler talks about his new book " from gutenberg to google." >> it's never the primary network that is transformative. it's the secondary effects of that that work. it's how, for instance, the printing press not only enabled -- allowst i knows the renaissance to come out of northern italy. it is how the first high-speed created the railroad, industrial revolutions. and how th

general vogel said he believes there are tens of thousands of isis fighters in iraq and syria.and that is not counting libya and west africa, they are now mostly hiding among the population. one of the shocking things that i learned in syria is the front line is the place we think of as being dangerous. but to get to the front line we had to traverse a stretch of road that was so dangerous we were not allowed to leave if it was foggy. are not allowed to travel at night, and with permission from curdish forces, that is an area considered liberated. that is what liberation looks like. >> we are very glad to have you back. just back from syria, richard engel is on the ground in eastern syria. we hope that we have this shot available to you, it is hard to get transmission but i see at least some part of a shot of richard. >> richard, have you got us? barely, i -- the connections are cutting in and out, but i think i have you now. >> tell us what you got, what you see. >> so we are in earn syria, and the military offensive against the last pocket of isis territory is suspended right

joining me now our tom cosellon and ken vogel. >> tom, the u.s.s facing a lot of pressure to follow through the rest of many countries around the world saying they want to get into the safety concerns for this plane and figure out what was going on. >> listen, i think what finally broke the camel's back here, it started yesterday with the u.k. and austria and the entire european union and today when canada decided to inform washington by the way, it informed washington mid-morning, we'll be taking the 737 max out of service immediately. no planes can take couoff or la over the canadian aerospace. similar to what happened in indones indonesia. we did not go into anymore details than that. transport canada did work with the command center which is the base off of northern virginia which i visited last week. they compile of everything. it has micro second calculations on a plane's particular performance. according to the canadians, they look ed at this data and became very concerned of what was seen five months ago. canada says we don't fully underst

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogel/visitoryear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitorat one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk against a backdrop that only comes along every so often.sotpatryk becla/photographer's sonin uvas canyon county park near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) san francisco streets took a beating during recent storms. in february alone...city workers filled more than five workers filled mor

anita vogel reports from los angeles on the importance of the golden state. >> if timing is everythinguld strike it rich in california with a state primary set to take place earlier than usual on march 3rd, super tuesday, 416 pledged delegates will be divvied up accounting for nearly 20% of delegates needed to clinch the democratic nomination. >> this is going to be the year when candidates say california, here i come. >> with the golden state considered ground zero for the anti-trump resistance and home to a famously liberal voter base, expect candidates to tailor their message for a mostly progressive electorates, hitting hard on issues like climate change, universal health care, and income inequality. all championed by the original democratic socialists. >> they are ideas that democratic candidates from school boards to president are campaigning on. >> more than half a dozen declared candidates have already courted voters and raised money here. senator bernie sanders is in california this week, senator kamala harris who is scoring double digits in a recent poll launched her campaign

. >>> i'm anita vogel. the georgia house approving a unless mexico holds all illegal immigration.dent omer borders it could affect rate as well posin is severe economic effect both countries. the president says he's not getting around. he also called on congress to immediately change what he said are weakened immigration laws which he blames on the democrats . the federal judge ruled against the ban on high-capacity gun magazine. the ruling of all three cases were a woman use that extra bulletin or weapon to kill an attacker in a home invasion. and the other two cases women ran out of bullets. california has had a ban on som high-capacity magazines since 2000. fighting for your right to wear leggings. a brand-new scandal. the worlds tallest politician. jamie with all the details. what is the big fuss about girl wearing leggings and a mom upse at notre dame. >> at the university of notre dame. mother of one of the students wrote a letter to the editor r of the newspaper. she suggested that young women should rethink wearing leggings particularly at mass. she says they are an unforg

carol: in businessweek talks, we were joined by the ceo of bookings holdings, glenn vogel. talked to him about consolidation in the online hotel reservation industry, competition for big tech and the market for listing home rentals. glenn: i don't don't think anybody cannot be concerned about what facebook or google or amazon would do next. and that is just in the u.s. you've got alibaba, tencent, baidu. lots of really big, technology oriented people who if they wanted to perhaps could do something. the fact is, it's a lot harder than you think. we have thousands of people every day who are calling on hotels to make sure they're getting the best prices and working relationships. that is not just technology, that is boots on the ground, that's an advantage. jason: i have to ask you -- we were talking right before you came on eric, you have been on , this company for almost two decades. how has the travel business changed? how has running a travel services business changed during that time? eric: i was thinking about how much things have changed. i remember starting off on ao

alex vogel, who is former general counsel for the national republican senatorial committee, and democraticist brad gerstman. brad, would you make of this? they've taken her name out of it, they have broadened it out because there was a big dispute within the party. is that wise? >> as a democrat, i'm really disappointed on this particular issue. this is a really important issue and this one has accelerated at a tremendous rate. the question of anti-semitism in the democratic party, does it exist customer gets been a toss-up for quite a while and now searching representatives in congress have made this a focal point. the answer is -- >> melissa: is it not be tells of any more? you feel like the parties into somatic portion? >> things like this will determine where the heart and soul of the party is in relation to anti-semitism. we are still determining it. i don't like new resolution. of course, representative congresswoman omar should be condemned for anti-semitic remarks. that should be the end of it. i do salute those democrats because it is a big party, a big tent. i salute those democr

county park west of morgan hill are at their peak and attracting plenty of visitors like lucy vogellucy vogelisitoryear to date rainfall here in uvas canyon is at 56.61 inches so far. that's about150 percent of normal. downstream, uvas reservoir is full. uvas and the other santa clara valley reservoirs are at 101-percent of their seasonal averagessays the district's marty grimes. marty grimes/santa clara vallet water districtin the wettest years, more than 100 inches of rain can fall here in the greater uvas canyon watershed. those are rain forest numbers. the first sunshine in days attracted many visitors.visitorat one ofthe falls, i came upon what looked like a scene from lord of the rings or some other fantasy. it was just free lance photographer beata becla photographing her friend ivona wiczuk backdrop that only comes along every so often. patryk becla/photographer's son in uvas canyon near morgan hill rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) san francisco streets took a beating during recent winter storms. in february alone, city workers filled more than five time more potholes that it typically do

. >>> i'm anita vogel. the georgia house approving a restrictive heartbeat abortion ban on friday.spite intense opposition from activists, physicians and hollywoods. it would ban abortion after a heartbeat is detected as early as six weeks. the aclu has vowed to challenge the measure should brian kemp sign it into law. >>> vice-president, joe biden, accused of appropriate conduct by lucy florez, a former democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of nebraska. she says in 2014, the vice-president approached her from behind, put his hands on her shoulders and gave her a slow, long kiss on the back of her head. a biden spokesman says the former v.p. does not recall what she describes but supports her sharing her rec ligs -- recollections of the events. >> laura: it is friday. that means it is time for -- friday follies, fighting for your right to wear leggings, our pick for the royal baby name and a brand new scandal, world's tallest politician. joining me now, raymond aroya, "new york times" best selling author of the brand new book, will wilder, the power. what's the big fuss abou

according to another story in the new york times from ken vogel katie benner, federal prosecutors were asking witnesses questions about the two pr firms who worked with manafort as recently as january of this year. we don't yet know if they are going to be charged, but prosecutors have been actively interested in them as recently as a few weeks ago. the law firm involved with manafort is a very rich and influential law firm. you might remember they entered into an official non-prosecution agreement with the justice department in january in which they admitted wrong-doing and agreed to pay back millions of dollars in ill-gotten gains from this scheme they were involved in with manafort. it's a non-prosecution agreement in exchange for them paying all that money and agreeing to train their staff and admit their wrong-doing. the justice department said they would not prosecute them. the lead partner who worked on this manafort case, the guy who worked on this scheme for which manafort is now going to prison and the law firm he had to enter into an agreement with prosecutors, that lead par

these two, who had been detectives up north before they, too, retired and moved to punta gorda, mike vogeldown here to hunt and fish and play golf and go boating and go to the beach and just relax. and that lasted a couple months. i got very bored. >> reporter: and so three bored ex-detectives put on badges again to form the sheriff's very first official cold case unit and decided early on they'd work on tara's case. prosecutor feinberg was finally optimistic, sort of. >> i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. if it had a new set of eyes, it had somebody that could put the case together, connect all of the dots. >> what requests did you make of them? >> we wanted to know more about every piece of evidence, every -- we have to rule out every piece of dna in that house. so it was closing doors, it was excluding other people. >> reporter: so, that's what these three did, as a large photo of tara kept watch. but, again, there was no dna to help them. all they had really were lingering suspicions about the workmen who went to tara's house the day she vanished. phil barr, the g

anita vogel taking a look for us to live from angeles. >> hi, harris.ght, california is really going to matter when it comes to the 2020 primaries. on march 3rd, 416 pledged delegates are up for grabs and they will be divvied up among the candidates. with california home to the trump resistance movement and a famously liberal base of voters, californians could be very influential in picking winners and losers and who works out to the front of the pack. >> it's just that we are the extreme of progressivism in the country right now, which will fit perfectly with many of the candidates. >> before the candidates actually get to california, they have to do well in more moderate states like iowa, new shipper nevada, south carolina. while they are voting him early voting begins here in california. we have already seen at least half a dozen declared candidates hold events and fund-raisers here in the last couple of months. they are talking about progressive issues like climate change and medicare for all. one candidate in particular already has big name i.d. he

women's madison event. 0ne athlete not competing in poland, though, is double olympic champion kristina vogelntary for the bbc. in it, she says she knew straight away that she would never walk again. but that, she said, wasn't the toughest bit. the hardest thing was that they hurt people outside so hard, and when i organised to tell other people in my family about my accident and what will happen with me, and how they cried, and... sometimes you feel that, yes, i leave them alone. it is stupid. leeds united are back on top of the championship after their biggest win of the season against promotion rivals west brom. and it tookjust 16 seconds for pablo hernandez from leeds to settle the home nerves with a screamer. patrick bamford scored a brace as leeds went onto win 4—0. brendan rodgers says he hopes celtic fans will forgive him after leaving the club to become the new manager of leicester city. speaking at his first press conference since taking over, he also addressed what a traumatic season it had been for the club since the death of their chairman in october. it all happened very quickly

. ♪ general vandergrift and general vogel push forward into the jungle, directing the campaign that hasly 7000 japs dalcanal alone. they call guadalcanal "death island." ♪ supporting the infantry, the marines' amphibious tanks bring supplies over any road, or through no roads at all. ♪ american freighter battles an oil fire, just as she prepared to land cargo. calmly, the marines fight the flames. all supplies are saved, and the ship will sail again. ♪ >> you can watch archival on ree next on the presidency, the coauthors of "history of impeachment" discuss the only three presidential impeachment proceedings ever conducted. those involving andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and ac

sandra, back to you. >> sandra: anita vogel.e house. he is heading to ohio for a campaign stop. but he may have some words for reporters before he boards marine one. if he does, we'll have that for you as soon as it takes place. stay with us. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments over 600 dollars a month. call today. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. go to newdayusa.com, or call 1-877-806-8332. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dir

what was it like to have john vogel put a stamp of approval on your active world?t with issues of ethics and finance that true him to the book, which was about stewardship, which should be the core principle of the financial system. i the privilege, after he wrote the forward, which was in some ways better than the book, i had the privilege of going to his office and spending an afternoon with him. it was one of the honors of my life. tom: to stand up on the podium at the new york stock exchange, it is really cool. the company i work for is celebrating its 100th anniversary of the negative is flying into ring the bell and commemorate that. it speaks to the resilience of what today has become a unique business model. it is an independent, privately held, employee owned business that nonetheless still has the scale to invest in all of its businesses and stay competitive. that is what wall street used to be about. partnerships were the partners came to work every day and put their money on the line. that appeals to a lot of the best people in the industry. francine: j

eric: for the political i'm a pact of the mueller report, let's bring in alex vogel and richard fowlerchard, let me start with you. the democrats had a conference call at 3:00 eastern time discussing strategy and reaction. what is the top priority for members of your party in dealing with the report? >> well, i think the first thing we want this report to be public, outside of methods and other things that would reveal covert operatives i think it's important that american people and elected leaders get a chance to see the report, to see what roberrobertmueller's team has bg on. we saw the ranking member on the judiciary committee who is a republican say the same thing, let's release the whole report, let's get it all out there and see what it says. eric: do you think we're going to see it. we had the 420-0 vote by the house and the president himself said it should come out. >> i think attorney general barr will follow the rules and regulations that exist and make any parts of it that he's able to do so public, absolutely. eric: there's a lot more, even though there were no indictments

in another car, maureen vogel also from the national safety council, playing a part of an aggressives tailgating us, weaving back and forth, honking her horne what should be doing right now? >> the main thing we should do is get away from her,et her go, deescalate the situation, pull to the right, let her pass, don't >>engage. easy enough. watch what happens when she pulls up next to mein d a stop. >> what are you doing? this is ridiculous. me.he's yelling at what should i be doing? >> looking straight ahead. don't engage with her. roll up your window, lock your doors. let her proceed ahead. >> i'mke pretty w up right now. part of me wants to say something back to her. should i do >> no, you should not do that. take some deep breaths counting backward to 20. >> by counting backwards, what does that do? >>eaowers your rate and allows your body to relax. you want to be calm behind the wheel and focused on the task of driving. >> s seple tips to avoid this. hels is something to keep in mind, if an enraged driver on follows, get out of your car, try to get to a place with public people,

another car -- maureen vogel also from the national xaft sa council today playing the part of an aggressive>> tailgating, honking her horn. what should we do? >> main thing, joe, try to get away from her. let her go. de-escalate the situation. pull to the right. let her pass. don't engage. >> reporter: easy enough, but watch what happens when she pups up next to me at a stop. >> hey, what are you doing? this is ridiculous. >> reporter: yelling at me. what should i be doing? >> look straight ahead. don't engage with her. roll up your window. lock the doors. >> who gave you a driver's license? >> let her proceed ahead. >> reporter: i'm worked up. part of me wants to say something back to her. should rye do that? >> no, you should no. take deep breaths's count backwards. >> counting to 20, what does that do? >> lowers your heart rate and allows are yoed to relax. want to be calm behind the wheel. focused on the task of driving. >> reporter: simple tips to avoid this -- >> here's something else to keep in mind. if an enraged driver follows you, don't get out of your car. try to get to a public

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thank you anita vogel for that. >> sounds like he is going to fight.has one of the best jobs in america. who doesn't love that show? hang in there alex, we are pulling for you, man. william barr set to give his first news conference since his confirmation we will cover that. deadly tornadoes. live look on the hill. nancy pelosi is about to talk. they are going to take up a resolution they say this afternoon on anti-semitism. what's in it? does it pass? next. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: fox news alert. we are awaiting william barr to hold his first news conference as attorney general. he is set to discuss elder fraud but other big topics obviously could come up.