. >> as like oh yes that's hansen, yes as justin hansen. >> all the sisters remember justin hansen. he was a fixture at cottonwood mall. where did he work at the mall? >> holster. >> i think that was kind of a big deal right? >> yeah. >> he was a cute guy? >> yeah i think if you are going into africa on the arc holiest or you are cute guy. >> the question was, why was brittani suddenly remembering him now. >> were you getting an eerie feeling feeling when you would think of justin? or just his name is popping into your head? >> just his name is popping. up >> nothing more. just why does this keep happening. >> right. he worked at hala stir. and he'd come over to my kiosk and all and sit there and chat and talk. and it was what i thought it was just a mutual relationship. >> did he seem interested in you? >> i don't remember that at all. flirty? flirty >> flirty. >> britney call detective gonterman with this latest memory. >> and she says, a name popped into my head, i don't know why. but this guy's name is justin hansen and i worked at the sun glass kiosk and he would come and visit

jim owner maloof regard hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows ups will chick everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on. so everybody knows. so today's the test was a place. corona officer and vaccine. yes. think less than 20 percent of dean's are fully vaccinated. so for most people keeping a corona pass, current requires standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth well worth? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union. with half a 1000000 deans getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day. and even almost by the hour. we know the number of plus subsisted people in denmark. we know exactly where, where they tested, where do late they live. nielson says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a corona path should be strictly limited. the latest

these are robert hansen's last moments as he exits the park. whoops as he exits the park and he's walking up the hill. he's wearing his. great jacket his black sweater. he's armed. he's a serving supervisory special agent. he's going to go to the top of the little hill there turn right his car is waiting the team expected him that night so really set up more for night photography than dave photography the camera at the drop site was not working so they have no picture of him filling the drop. he's turning right he's going to reach for his keys. the fbi doesn't know that he's reaching for a gun. they have a team of five individuals to make the arrest. they are now speeding towards the site in a modified chrysler minivan that they've just a disabled the child protection locks, so they're able to actually get out of it while it's moving. he's now being placed under arrest his final words as he's being arrested is so this is how it ends and hands and always spoke of himself almost in shakespearean third person. terms and so this was the most signif

city risk manager matt hansen, who is also here with us today, recommends approval of the indemnity terms negotiated with g.e. his recommendation is to approve the proposed resolution. copies of the city's standard construction contract indemnity provisions and comparative fault indemnity provisions provided by g.e. are both provided in your file. next slide. on may 11, the sfpuc commission approved awarding the contract to g.e. conditioned on board approval of the indemnification language changes. today, we request your committee's approval of this resolution. any delays to award of this contract will offset construction work by one full year due to the limited shutdown windows. a yearlong delay would potentially interrupt the city's water supply and hydroelectric power supply. next slide. thus, we request today that your committee recommends approval of this resolution, and the project team is here today, as i mentioned before, city attorney randy parent and city manager ross hansen, and we're happy to answer any of your questions. >> chair haney: great. thank you. is there a b.l.a. rep

so that was on the dynamics i had with victor hansen about what he would do along with a number of colleagues. this one came out of an aspen institute meeting. they do a great job appear bringing republicans and democrats together to talk about the critical issues and usually an author is there will bring his book as i recall, this one came out of that as well. so as of the two means by which we generally share information. host: do you have any books upcoming that are on your greading list. jeff: i can turn the camera and show you the stack and got a step by my chair at home and sat by my chair in the room in the bedroom and second the office here. there's just not enough hours in the day. host: you like to read. jeff: there's actually one onrush of them getting ready to read. and it talks about the triggers that happened in world war i completely unexpected. the preconditions are building up for the war but the triggers that happen unleashed his massive assault on humanity in an unprecedented scale with old fashioned military techniques which caused great suffering. and then world war ii to

if you are around in the 1900 ninety's, you might remember the 3 brothers and the boy band hansen. well this is hi m sisters, s the danielle and alon hi me, the trio from california, one this year's brit award for best international group. their current album tackles, depression, massage, any and insensitive music journalists. the california sparkle. nothing's really, as it was, the opening track on the tree ohio 3rd album describe falling out of love with the city, the multi instrumentalist, sheer oppression of retro rock and roll. 10 family. the neo lead vocals, atlanta, drums and the vintage style, the lava lyrics that are a mix of irony and depression, aggression winning for you. i want to get rid of being us personally in questions by mouth, reporters times because this 3rd album, men in music are used to get the question every interview. what does it like to be a woman in music? and at a point it just felt almost like every time i just want to roll my eyes like why is this even a question? you don't have men this question. we thought maybe if we call it women and music part 3

that is relatively light allowed to resume indoor training in early may. gym owner, liquor guard hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows ups will check everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on. so everybody knows. so today's natasha was a placement for rona officer. your vaccine. yes, thank less than 20 percent of dean's are fully vaccinated. so for most people, keeping a corona pass current require standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth well worth it? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union with half a 1000000 danes getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day and even almost by the hour. we know the number of positive tested people in denmark. we know exactly where, where they tested, where do late they live. nielson says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a corona pas

at that point it was registered to hansen's bar. >> it wasn't very nice what they did. if we lost the geographical center, we would just be another town in the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: word of the mid-point meltdown soon got around. a professor in the geographical department in the university decided he would give it a crack. he took latitudes and longitudes all around america and plugged those into a special algorithm he designed to find the center. >> you have to take into account that the earth's surface is curved, and you want to find that balance point in a proper way. >> reporter: the program ran through all of the numbers and kicked out a spot. it was, again, in north dakota, but this time, believe it or not, the center was near a town actually named center. center, north dakota. you can't make this up. >> when i plunged it on that map, you can imagine my surprise because i couldn't really believe that that had happened. >> reporter: what are the odds, right? >> right. i guess we probably couldn't have found a more ideal site for it. >> being up on the hil

vámonos a ella al estadio del galaxy para televisión de kevin cabral hansen la pica y gol. plaza que y en el único de treinta y dos cabezas y travesaño. el rebote en la línea la saca de cabeza. y samuel en tener áreas mandan se entrego libros fuerza. vámonos a portugal la casa del puerto por esta vez en la final de la champions y del mánchester city contre chelsea el catorce arranca toca para timo werner. ni tapa al arquero heber san a la bomba y bombero antonio rudi que apaga el incendio celeste a la barrita salvadora. extraordinario sería 00 el público quería un gol obviamente ya el cuarenta y dos y cobra cae. y sacó a pasear a él. y su primer gol de por viena champions league en qué momento lo ocupa no cero de nave chelsea. christian pulisich el estadounidense va hacer gol por nada damas y cabellos en chelsea. y de reyes continentes vean lo que fue el vestuario. y en el vestuario londinense segunda copa en el 2012 patna del bayern mùnich justamente decimotercer equipo en tener al menos dos copas de europa sido ganados por el equipo que nazca primero. y lo ha

be the school of the party pretty have to say to you i been at this for a while since 1988 with jim hansen testified to us in the calm congress. i was in rio with the first conference of the party, and many other conferences. the cops as we called them in between. and i have to tell you having had the privilege of leading the negotiation in paris, we all came together around a goal. even if we did, all this, everything we set out to do in the paris agreement, and we are not, we would still have an increased in temperature of about 3.7 degrees. since were not doing it were heading higher than that. i cannot say precisely where. i just know that we want to avoid most catastrophic consequences of the climate crisis. and scientists are telling us to do that we need to limit the earth's warming no more than 1.5 degrees celsius. at the current rate, even if everyone in the world national governments, multilateral institutions, companies, did the existing goals on climate and do so on time as i mentioned we are not, we are just not going to hold the earth's warming to only 1.5 degrees. but we can

nobody called us i never changed my last name it's still hansen i live in the same state as new jersey nina had no problem calling me up to find out. each shouldn't it ended up in there they should allow the. for 3 years being in albert einstein hospital just. you know going through their medical procedures for 3 years to put him in a cold box pull him out cut them up put in it's awful. it's awful. i'm angry at how it happened and i'm angry with. the medical examiner the hospital . the people you know that still won't give me information on him you know it's my father i should have a rates you know how he died i'm never going to find out. the medical examiner's office calling to find out what you know. the hospital not giving giving you a hard time by getting the records everybody is hiding something. so the hospital's working them with the medical examiner which is working with hearts island you know they obviously don't want people to know. most of the mistakes that they made or things that they just didn't care about. and think about all those bombs on the street. meeting they conta

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if you are around in the 1900 ninety's, you might remember the 3 brothers and the boy band hansen. well, this is hi em sisters, s the danielle and alanna, hi me. the trio from california, one. this is brit award for best international group. their current album tackles depression, massaging me, and insensitive music journalists. the california sparkle. nothing's really, as it was, the opening track on the tree, ohio 3rd album describe pulling out of luck with their home city, the multi instrumentalist she oppression. the retro rock'n'roll 10 family. danielle lane focus atlanta, drums on the glossy vintage style. oh, i love a lyrics that are a mix of irony and depression aggression the winning tree. i want to get rid of being personalized in questions by mouth, reporters times because the 3rd album, women in music were used to get the question every interview. what is it like to be a woman in music? and at a point, it just felt almost like every time i just wanted to roll my eyes like why is this even a question? you don't ask men this question. we thought maybe if we call it music

what happens to that data once it is in county hansen who was in charge of it. that could be one of the strategies for a legal challenge. >> andria borba, thank you. >>> santa cruz is also moving into the yellow tier beginning tomorrow solano county will be the only one left in the red. >>> the searches on today for a mountain lion spotted roaming around too busy san francisco neighborhoods. andrea nakano is live in the portola district and says this big cat was already on the experts radar. >> reporter: it was right here where the ring camera captured a mounin lion walking onto this dirt lot. this mountain lion has been captured once in the past and has a tracking collar around his neck. >> i couldn't believe it. i just moved to the area. i heard that coyotes are in everything, but a mountain lion is like straight out of the will be. >> reporter:'s and ayotte lives right next to the empty lot where this footage was captured. the mountain lion took a quick sniff around and headed for a gap in the fence that leads to interstate 280. just 15 minutes before shania

if you are around in the 1900 ninety's, you might remember the 3 brothers and the boy band hansen. well, this is high and sisters s the danielle and alon hi me, the trio from california, one. this is brit award for best international group. the current album tackles depression massage me and insensitive music journalists in california. nothing's really was the opening track on the trio. hi and 3rd album describe a falling out of love with the city for science and the multi instrumentalist oppression of retro rock and roll. 10 family, danielle, lead vocals, atlanta, drums and is the one the who glossy vintage style, the lava lyrics that are mix of irony and depression, aggression the winning for you. i want to get rid of being of noise in questions by mouth, reporters time looking because this 3rd album, women in music part 3, are used to get the question every interview. what does it like to be a woman in music? and at a point, it just felt almost like every time i just wanted to roll my eyes like why is this even a question? you don't ask men this question. we thought maybe if we

that is relatively light allowed to resume indoor training in early may. gym owner, liquor guard hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows up will chick everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on so everybody knows so. so they, it's, natasha was a place for rona officer. your vaccine? yes. think less than 20 percent of dean's are fully vaccinated. so for most people, keeping a corona current require standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth well worth it? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union with half a 1000000 danes getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day and even almost by the hour. we know the number of positive tested people in denmark. we know exactly where where are they tested, where do late they live. nielson says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a corona path

that is relatively like, allowed to resume indoor training in early may. gym owner, liquor guard hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows up. we'll check everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on. so everybody knows. so today's natasha who is a place. corona officer vaccine. yes. thank you. less than 20 percent of deans are fully vaccinated. so for most people keeping a corona pass, current requires standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth well worth it? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union with half a 1000000 deems getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day and even almost by the hour. we know the number of us, it's obsessed that people in denmark, we know exactly where, where they tested where too late. they live. nielsen says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a coro

hansen employment benefits. our creating an incentive for people not to return to work until they expire florida republican senator marco rubio says federal unemployment benefits are keeping countless workers off the job because people are lazy. >> anyone of being lazy because people are logical instead of working rubio says many in his state are making close to or more money from weekly unemployment benefits over and over and over again. hearing that for small businesses in various sectors. so not just restaurants and hotels and hospitality. the group of 10 gop senators want to phase out federal unemployment benefits by june. that's 3 months before they are currently set to expire. the biden bucks are keeping people from going back to work. the actual issues at play. here are the pandemic. white house press secretary jen psaki says the benefits are hurting the economy and points to childcare as one points to childcare as one factor holding people bac millions millions of americans out there who. >> through no f

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adults make sure it's not abusive and you're going to go nudity it's perfectly normal in fact rumor hansen's we're born that way if gods are real thing and he or she didn't want us to be nude then we would have been born in tiny trousers with a little tiny bow tie on ok everyone knows that common sense. lastly there's paraphilia or unusual sexual behavior like voyeurism in public 1st of all for the true weirdos they need mental health care not a jail cell if you're caught humping up post office box that you dressed up like richard nixon then prison is not going to help you you need a whole team of people really focused on you and if you're going public then again you could use someone to talk to but also as long as you aren't you know leavin puddles around it's not exactly a huge problem in fact a few years ago a swedish court ruled it is legal to masturbate in public in sweden if it's not directed at anyone specific so there you have it just on i am the damn thing anyone i agree that would be rude and then what about the other people who aren't and that they probably feel left out kind of j

consenting adults make sure it's not abusive and you're good to go nudity is perfectly normal in fact rumor hansen's we are born that way if gods are real thing and he or she didn't want us to be nude then we would have been born in tiny trousers with a look on the bow tie on ok everyone knows that common sense. lastly there's paraphernalia or unusual sexual behavior like voyeurism and public 1st of all for the true weirdos they need mental health care not a jail cell if you're caught hump in a post office box that you dressed up like richard nixon then prison is not going to help you you need a whole team of people really focused on you and if you're going public then again you could use someone to talk to but also as long as you aren't you know leavin puddles around it's not exactly a huge problem in fact a few years ago a swedish court ruled it is illegal to masturbate in public in sweden if it's not directed at anyone specific so there you have it just phone i am the damn thing anyone i agree that would be rude and then what about the other people who aren't aimed at their probably feel left out

thought she won gold in the 100 metres backstroke in budapest, but a broken speaker meant that louise hansen of sweden failed to start. they will swim again and around 20 minutes' time. she has kept her gold medal after winning the 200 metres breaststroke ahead of lisa marnie. britain also won gold in the women's 200 metre freestyle relay. cycling, no change. italy's giacomo nizzolo sprinted to victory on stage thirteen, a 123 mile flat ride from ravenna to verona. colombian egan bernal leads by a5 seconds. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates are still more than a minute behind in fourth and fifth place. that is all the sport. time for the weather. good evening. it's been cool, it's been pretty wet and unusually windy — for this time of year, that is — with large waves around, and it's because we've got this deep area of low pressure. it's actually given about two thirds of the monthly rainfall in some areas in the space of 36 hours, and it's given some large gusts of wind. most of these are around coastlines over the hills, but even inland, we've had 50—mph gusts of wind, which

if you are around in the 1900 ninety's, you might remember the 3 brothers and the boy band hansen. well this is hi m sisters s the danielle and alanna, hi me. the trio from california, one. this is brit award for best international group. their current album tackles, depression, massage, any and insensitive music journalists, california. nothing's really as it was, the opening track on the trio. hi and 3rd album describe pulling out of block with the city the multi instrumentalist oppression of retros rock'n'roll, 10 family linked vocals, atlanta, drums. and the one thing the who does the vintage, the lover lyrics that are a mix of irony and depression, aggression winning for this to get rid of being nice and questions by mouth reporters times. because the 3rd album, women in music are used to get the question every interview. what does it like to be a woman in music? and at a point, it just felt almost like every time i just wanted to roll my eyes like why is this even a question? you don't ask men. the question we thought maybe if we call it music part 3, we could say like, hey,

caroline graham hansen with the fourth on 36 minutes. next to the english premier league, where it looked like liverpool's hopes of realistically finishing in the top four were all but over — until in the last seconds at west brom their goalkeeper alisson made history by becoming the first liverpool keeper to score a competitive goal for the club. added emotion in a year where his father died. alisson's towering header from a corner ensured liverpool got a 2—1 win, which moves them within a point of the champions league places — with chelsea and leicester above them playing each other on tuesday. it is the best goal i've ever source code by a goalie! is not a scrappy one, the boot in or whatever, a second ball, all those kinds of things, it is... the striker scores like that, and everybody rightly says it was amazing. he is smart, of that! incredible, absolutely special. elsewhere in england, tottenham boosted their hopes of qualifying for europe with a comfortable win over wolves. harry kane and pierre—emile hojbjerg with the go

victor davis hansen has more perspective on this as a historian. he will bring it ahead. you be p♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ be proud, yeah ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ this is a red alert. israel is under attack. a state of emergency has been declared as families flee for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground delivering life-saving aid. bomb shelters like these are overflowing. for years these people have faced the threat of violence and tonight that threat is real. pregnant women, children, elderly are sick and they need emergency supplies. the time to act is right now. your gift of only $45 will rush emergency food, water and critical supplies for people who left everything behind. the people of israel need your help, they need you. please, pray to god, and ask him what he would have you do today. your gift of $45 is needed right now. is your family ready for an emergency? you can

that is relatively light allowed to resume indoor training in early may. gym owner, liquor guard hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows ups will check everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on. so everybody knows. so today's attention was a place. corona officer and your vaccine. yes. thank you. less than 20 percent of dean's are fully vaccinated. so for most people keeping a corona, pat current require standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth well worth it? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union. with half a 1000000 deans getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day and even almost by the hour we know the number of positive test it. people in denmark, we know exactly where, where they tested, where do late they live. nielson says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a coro

victor davis hansen has more perspective on this as a historian. he will bring it ahead. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >> bill de blasio of new york is living in the 70s. as it was 50 years ago is one of the most dangerous places to be. more than a dozen people have been shoved on the tracks this year. the homeless are to blame. this year they're going to exceed that number. this morning the violence progressed from shoving to indiscriminate stabbing. according to the nypd, five subway riders were attacked in 35 minutes today all on the same subway line. began around 4:25 a.m. one of the victims was a 40-year-old man. he said someone woke him up and punched him in the face. then a 44-year-old man was stabbed in the ri

jim owner, him a liquid guard, hansen has an entry system, worked out. you should be the 1st person that shows up where chick everybody else's passes and they get the shiny little head on. so everybody knows. so today's natasha was a placement corona officer. yes. thank you. ok. less than 20 percent of deans are fully vaccinated. so for most people keeping a corona pass current require standing in line to be tested every 3 days, maybe half an hour, 40 minutes, and is it worth it so well worth it? denmark has the highest testing rate in the european union. with half a 1000000 deans getting checked each day about 8 percent of the population. that provides authorities a wealth of information every day and even almost by the hour. we know the number of positive tested people in denmark. we know exactly where, where they tested, where do late they live. nielson says local municipalities can use the data to quickly intervene in case of an outbreak. but privacy advocates insist the personal information revealed by a corona path should be strictly limited. the l

joining us for more is rasmussj -- is rasmus bech hansen, air affinity -- airfini ty's ceo. i want to get a better sense of how we combat that. rasmus: it is quickly becoming the dominant variant in the u.k., following the pattern we have seen so far where the variants are overtaking the less transmissible ones. but i think the key to point out is that we don't know exec a how much more transmissible it is. it seems like 50% is what most research points out, but it only shows moderate to mild vaccine escape, so in other words, the vaccines still seem to be working, the numerous variants, working against them. it is in some ways a race against this variant to vaccinate as fast as possible to protect the population before it spreads too widely. alix: i feel like we have seen this movie before, and the areas that have not been vaccinated like india, which is really behind, how quickly do you think they can see some vaccine spread i think there was data -- vaccine spread? i think there was data that you could see it by july or some thing crazy like that. rasmus: i think july is

let's bring in heather hansen. here is the judge yesterday in this case. take a listen. >> the defense has had at least five years to prepare for every contingency in this case. second of all, there is no evidence that mr. durst is mentally incompetent. indeed, his letter to this court clearly demonstrates his cogent thought. third, a physical disorder does not necessarily result in mental incompetence or mean the defendant is not present. >> dana: sounds to me the judge wasn't buying that, heather. >> bill: if you could ever read a tone of voice you could read it there. he is getting frustrated with the defense and with durst himself. he keeps interrupting. speaking up during trial. sent the judge letters. it is a complicateed case for any judge to handle and interesting to see if it goes on. >> dana: there was this, an envelope that has surfaced by robert durst's office to beverly hills police. what do we know about that? >> we know durst has written many letters from jail. written letters to the judge and police and written letters to susan berman. doin

the cast of "dear evan hansen" is bringing us a special performance. >> tha> now tour story. today marks 100 years since one of the most horrific acts of racial violence in our country. the 1921 tulsa race massacre as we remember the hundreds of lives lost, a new generation is keeping the heart and soul of that community alive. marcus is back in tulsa with more. marcus? >> reporter: well, michael, good morning again. there has been an earnest effort to keep the story of greenwood alive, and look at our drone this morning. you can see one of the prominent memorials, that mural on the wall marking what was once known as black wall street, and this is a prosperous community that once filled the space of north tulsa, and like it, the story of what happened here was nearly erased, but for the survivors who talked about what they saw, and those who wrote about it. it's been depicted in blockbusters from "watchmen" to the hit "lovecraft country." a new generation opening its eyes to the atrocities of the 1921 tulsa race massacre. >> what happened in tulsa, 1921 was incredible violen

joe biden hansen border crisis too kamala harris for she clearly doesn't anything to do its apollo clinical loser on the policies have in place. so she does nothing. she does not do a press conference you point out for 57 day she didn't go to the board up or she does nothing but i think neither them want to come within a 10-foot pole this issue. they do not want attached to them and she's doing a good job of nabbing attached to it pursue for what she should be doing is sitting out there fellow former senators republicans and democrats sing okay what we do right now? what do both parties want to do right now? what can we do for these kids? whatever's happening at the board is incentivizing parents to send babies. when i saw that video of the 11 -month-old baby who could not walk it was abandoned with her sisters in texas, my first thought is there are dead kids all along the desert it's because of their policies. when did they get to stop blaming the former administration? spiegel tried to blame the former administration unendingly prevail final into that process. look, what comes of the kid

but this one weekend i had an audition for "dear evan hansen" the next day so was like -- [ cheers ] yeah so was like, "scream." and i'm like, "i don't want to scream." he's like, "scream." and i was like, aaaaah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he was like -- "that's your scream? aaaah. >> i was like -- ♪ i have an audition ♪ ♪ can't blow ou my voice ♪ >> jimmy: yeah how'd the audition go? >> i mean, you know, hopefully it didn't sound like that. >> jimmy: yeah >> i did get the job >> jimmy: you got the part yeah >> i got the job so that was great. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yes, i saw the trailer. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: the trailer came out -- >> it's such a good trailer, right? >> jimmy: oh, dude that guy. >> and ben platt is a genius >> jimmy: ben platt is insane. "lisey's story." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is based on a a stephen king book, very popular. how do we describe it? >> okay. so lisey is a woman who's married to a famous writer who has -- at the beginning of the story you realize he's been dead for a couple of years and so she's kind of living her life by herse

masks, hansen a tasers, gloves and so were never provided to us. we asked for these things but we were denied. >> nelson is one of the signatories on this letter, which was sent to president biden earlier this year. it's signed by dozens of people who had previously been detained at that one i.c.e. facility in urban county, georgia, and some other facilities like it across the country. what nielsen and others and the country are asking for after his time spent detained, whether asking president biden to do is shut down the facility in irwin, georgia. technically the signatories and georgia are asking for all as facilities to be shut down given the with experience there but they specifically talk about the facility that he was at. the facility where detainees fashioned masks out of food containers while covid was spreading rapidly. the facility where dozens of women were alleged the sterilized against their well. where the trump administration started rapidly deploying them when they came forward as witnesses in open criminal investigation into thos

as you might remember, the 3 brothers and the boy band hansen. well this is hi m sisters, s the danielle and alon. hi me, the trio from california, one. this is brit award for best international group. their current album tackles depression, massaging me, and insensitive music journalists. california to sparkle. nothing's really as it was, the opening track on the trio. hi, in 3rd album, describe pulling out a lot with the city science and the multi instrumentalist. she passion for rick from rock and roll. 10 family lead vocals, atlanta, drums, and the who the larva lyrics that are a mix of irony and depression, aggression. the winning tree, i want this phone to get rid of being us personally in questions by now reporters times looking nichols is 3rd album. women in music were used to get the question every interview. what does it like to be a woman in music? and at a point it just felt almost like every time i just wanted to roll my eyes. like why is this even a question? and you don't ask men this question. we thought maybe if we call it women

score and also instill orders on posting a picture of breast-feeding and hansen peterson, she is perform the gymnastics maneuver and her son is right at that teat recalls his first milkshake. that's feeding the trolls of social media, this is a topical storm, topic number one. it is a mug shot monday but tonight we meet a two-faced liar tried to hide his true colors. this is a 30-year-old rocky prout under arrest for committing 30 burglars across los angeles well disguised as a white man. in fact you so committed to the disguise, he learned every day song, watch what you say. this is the mask that he allegedly wore during ultimo home burglaries. we scouted security camera cp to be a different person. the police became suspicious after noticing it every burglary the suspect never shut his mouth really was wearing a mask or his chelsea handler. the stories have been compared to a scooby doo episode because the villains in that show always wore masks. also the movie face-off because everyone who sought felt robbed. topic number two. people in india are smearing countdown all over their bodi

but chief hansen argues that that's just not strong enough to detour. this kind of dangerous activity. >> 7.37. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. more vaccination sites are opening in the east bay trying to get more kids their shots. and after the break, one of san francisco's biggest hotels is back open and that's a good sign that things could be getting back to normal in san francisco. >> and even though we are off to a great start this morning. there's plenty of sunshine just around the corner to be looking for to highs into the 60's and 70's under that sunshine. your forecast ahead. and we're seeing an uptick in traffic across the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. and it's pretty slow along 5, 8 in 80. we'll have more on that coming up after the break. >> 7.40 is the time a good sign that san francisco is getting one step closer to normal is the fact that the hilton union square hotel has now reopened its doors after closing down more than a year ago. it's a gradual reopening for the help and 2 of its 3 towers and one restaurant w

hansen employment benefits. >> our creating an incentive for people not to return to work until they expire florida republican senator marco rubio says federal unemployment benefits are keeping countless workers off the job because people are lazy anyone of being lazy because people are logical instead of working rubio says many in his state are making close to or more money from weekly unemployment benefits over and over and over again. hearing that for small businesses and various sectors. so not just restaurants and hotels and hospitality. the group of 10 gop senators want to phase out federal unemployment benefits by june. that's 3 months before they are currently set to expire. the biden bucks are keeping people from going back to work. the actual issues at play. here are the pandemic. white house press secretary jen psaki says the benefits are hurting the economy and points to childcare as one factor holding people back then millions millions of americans out there who. >> through no fault of their own have been knocked flat on their back this past year. president joe biden has

it happened to be over japan at the time haywood hansen was launching his attacks and japanese aircraft airplanes. if the wind is blowing at 20 miles per hour how would you hit a bomb with any precision? you can't. planes are being blown sideways. the plane is not moving. you are flying, or if you're flying with a tail wind up to it miles an hour you are going 400 miles an hour. how do drop a bomb when you're flying a hundred miles an hour? and if you're flying i guess it sideways you're just being blown sideways. it wasly impossible for the strategy to work under the conditions. so lemay kansan this is all right, i'm going to flight 20,000 feet with the jet stream is. i'm going to fly low and if i'm going to fly look i'm only going to flight night because if i fly low during the day it will take me off. the japanese antiaircraft guns will take out of the air. if i'm going to fight it that i'm going toe fly low, then i can't see anyhe of my targets. so i'm going to use napalm. .. he published most of it. [laughter] so the if i fly low during the day they will pick me off, right? all the

hansen, that's just -- that's just wrong. >> reporter: but dominguez says bullying has been the mayor's pattern. she was told there's nothing they can do because the mayor is not a city employee. he was elected. >> point of order. point of -- point of order. >> reporter: the mayor has two years left on his term, and says after that, he's done with politics. in milpitas, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> first of all, did you feel it? and then, did you get it? did you get that shake alert on your smartphone for last night's quake near lake tahoe? the 4.7 quake hit in truckee around 9:30 last night. no damage, thankfully, no injuries. but here is the issue. why did some of us get it here in the bay area? and why did it say 6.0 quake, much more concerning than the actual 4.7 magnitude? all sorts of issues here. interesting things to look at because this is our future. >> did you get it? >> i did not. >> you did not. neither did i. on social media today, we heard from viewers in both camps. those who did get an alert. those who did not. some who have earthquake apps. others who do not

the big cat, which was nicknamed mr hansen by animal rescuers was released yesterday. the two year old £100 mountain line was caught on security camera footage and spotted in trees and on porches and bernal heights on wednesday night fishing for fish and wildlife rangers hit the puma with a tranquilizer took him to the oakland zoo to be checked out before. he was released. well coming up the california drought at 10 30 see the state of the heads hetchy reservoir high in the sierra and how the water supply. compares to past years and a very weather lot to clear skies for most of the day, except a few pop up showers this evening. we are tracking the showers on the radar and also some changes as we head into your weekend port. don't next. big changes california preparing toe fully re open, todays and down smith from the state and what exactly it means come ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're

you see the big cat nickname, mr hansen by animal rescuers darting off into a remote area in santa clara county, the two year old £100 mountain line made its way to bertel heights, where it was seen by number of people probably scared him to wednesday night, california fish and wildlife rangers hit the animal with a tranquilizer dart and took him to the oakland zoo to be checked out. before he eventually was released. all right, well, it's been very quiet. just sitting there idle. how summer now breathing new life and redwood ci sport will take about the fun things six, a case of road n southern california bullets fly a child shot and killed a search tonight. the suspect. plus it's called the hetch hetchy, and it's fed by the sierra snowpack as drought conditions worsen. we're checking in on a critical reservoir that much of the bay area depends on more on that at area depends on more on that at six o'clock. jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. everything's better with cheddar. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked right in. o

three teenagers approached hansen in a parking lot friday night while he was in the vehicle with his girlfriend. the victims used pepper spray on the attempted carjackers. but then one of the suspects pulled out a gun. his natural instinct was to use his body as a shield to cover his girlfriend. so one shot hit him in the abdomens and in the second shot. it is. no. i was the mother of your your sight. that's heartbreaking. you know who's won to bury your son. police say they have arrested 2 16 year olds and are continuously looking for a third suspect. now investigators say they believe the victims and suspects knew each other. but the family maintains the suspects were strangers. the murder trial for the man accused of killing university of iowa student molly tibbetts is now underway. prosecutors say christian rivera stabbed tibbetts in 2018 while she was out on a run. rivera has admitted to police that he approached tibbits, then got angry after she threatened to call police, rivera says. the next thing he remembers was hiding. her body in a cornfield, his defense team deferred the

don't forget, could be arrested and have their cars impounded for up to 30 days, which chief hansen argues is not strong enough of a deterrent to prevent this dangerous activity from continuing. >> it's 5.35 and still an on the kron 4 morning news. more vaccination sites opening in the east bay as city step up their efforts to get vaccinated. and one of san francisco's biggest hotels is back open and sign that things are starting to get back to normal in san francisco. >> and you know, we're back to normal when we got a little fog out there. that's for sure. look at this view of sfo this morning, not seeing a lot of life just yet piercing through that low grade by the afternoon mostly sunny skies return highs mostly in the 60's to 70's. i've got your forecast ahead. >> and there's a hot spot in redwood city that i'm tracking. we have some high wind advisories across the bay bridge. san mateo bridge in a stalled vehicle along the bay bridge will have more on your drive times coming up after the break. our hillshire farm craftsman start the day slow roasting turkey for incredible flavor. the