agree or ashby has a message for keeping some communication secret. i avoided probably not it would be . a good game of the nipping iraq and i have got it i think of a really needed but. add something that you want to. get on. board. they may be keeping a low profile but dixon appears pleased with one nation's progress in washington. believed to be true it's the big. i don't i think we've already lit the fuse and all of that before that. he believes that money will eventually make its way to one nation with the fears of a bloody my. beloved is nothing real limits the consent of those people to die yesterday i said at the time we would have offered romans my own not to have. not let you forget maybe about this is something you took. on this 2. losses show us. you don't need to bring. your last day forward. there are other people on this planet. we can't. back up. you can all you want and specially all of you can all buy every one of the much because there are some people that got up right there robbers i want to play the night. as the one nation team p

ashby for a private dinner. so little boys. you are happy with the boys i did a good job the studs plus i think that's. a discussion on gun laws she told brought you she believed many questions remain unanswered about the port arthur massacre. he said maybe it's out there but actually it's for a man and as man turns. out. that was how awful it was set up. how it's very always things i know there. was a rumor out i know. for. the senators said she wouldn't hesitate to use a gun herself if she needed to. get on it so much times in my house it's time to see me how to tell you i'm. not here senator hansen revealed why she had no trouble with ashby and dixon's when they visited the u.s. looking for the gun lobby money i like oh my god the only good. thing to there because i fear i'm tired of the rap group here and is not it is not. like that i have to actually take this. to correct it let's jump up and get my hair on fire and these are in. awe that would imply that the scene is the biggest threat against the now good work area that'

ashby has a message keeping some communication secret i avoided rodney my. name out of the nipping iraq. have i got it i think every opportunity to buy. add something that you wanted to bomb. on. board. they may be keeping a low profile but dixon appears pleased with one nation's progress in washington. i mean the future it's the big. i don't know i think we've already lit the fuse and all of that before that. he believes that money will eventually make its way to one nation with the few years in my body like. you know there's nothing real limits the concept of those people to die yesterday i said at the time we would have offered amends not to have. not let you forget maybe about this is something you took. on this 2. losses show us. you don't need to bring. your last day forward. there are other people on this planet. we can't. back up. you can all you want and special order you cannot buy everybody the money because there are some people that have got up right there robbers i want made the night. as the one nation team prepares to leave washington ashby's

i think senator ensign revealed why she had no trouble with ashby and dixon's. they visited the us looking for the gun lobby money i'm like oh my god here you get a chance to hear ok thanks for your entire that is a very tricky one it is not it is not. like that i have collection take the same since i am i have to correct let's. rock and get no period of time in case of a contest haha that was everything that was there and the same is the biggest threat against them they are now good worker and that's why the us on the it started it and some who made. the dinner took place just weeks after the astray and senate band political parties from receiving foreign donations and we've got a nice. restaurant 5 nice house and the side roads. to spots favorite spots or ways to get water no doubt. despite the new law ashby plans a return visit to america to reconnect with the pro-gun lobby this time he'll take pauline hanson with him yeah i get that i'm. sick and i know. my wife. thinks i'm. a great leader ha here because we. are. in. with the in in. been in. with the in. ic

james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave themselves. it's roy developed this week for folks who. are going to search for. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to have a right to feel their actions are not the ones tony thought or injure the ship that we went. right through to push very into. a lovely young and everything but this that's what if they tell it should stop it and we can protect themselves just because. dixon leads one nation in this trillion state of queensland and is a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we had but one policy in life. what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. town fence vote on said. we're on your sawed we want you to be alpha shooting the b

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james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants to be n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. do so because you know that. that's one stock to up to to behave don't. so that's really the thought this week for folks who. are going to search. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to be given the right to feel the actions that you are not the ones tony progress engine the ship that we let. you know right from the very intent. of the loving young and everything but this that's what they do if they go should stop it and we can protect themselves just because. nixon leads one nation in this trillion state of queensland and he's a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we had a policy in life lou educate 21 point plan to make things better for registered shooters right track. down fence vote on said. we're on your sawe

james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or whatever that's one stock to up to to behave so i see. but that's right if the focus will be for folks who. are going to search. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to be given the right to feel their actions and you are not the ones 20 progress on the ship that we went. right through to push everything to the out of the middle of the guns and everything but just that's what if they tell us should stop it and we can protect ourselves just because. dixon leads one nation in this trillion state of queensland and he's a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we had but one policy in life lou it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to acquire one. town fence vote on said. we're

ashby, thank you. i want to go back to the news that we started talking about at the top of the broadcast. nbc news has now confirmed that "new york times" reported the city of new york will now require proof of vaccination for indoor activities like for example going to restaurants, going to the gym. our sources at nbc news we can confirm that that is what we expect to hear from mayor bill de blasio coming up in a couple of minutes. he was supposed to start just to let our viewers know, speak being 12 minutes ago. that news conference is obviously running a little bit late. we're keeping an eye on that. this is significant because we've seen corporate america do this. we've seen some private companies, gyms, et cetera, require proof of vaccination. think of theme parks, et cetera, to be able to participate. this is a first time we're seeing some sort of public entity like a city or like a state require this. dr. ashby, you said something interesting and a good point. this is going to be touchy. when i

when roger introduced himself to james ashby and told him about his powerful u.s. contacts the one nation chief of staff said he wanted to meet the. people he thought might fund the party as it prepares for the poll. with the promise to loosen the strain use candles. make guys. look at a special guest that i state dixon is the head of the one nation party here in queensland and a senate candidate they don't stay at for pleasure to match. so i stay futilely a little bit more about the one nation gun policy will be urged right before we are we are prague on the people in this country on and on one nation's proposed review of jungle was was devised by steve dixon. he's a former state government minister now one nation's party leader in queensland and he's running for a seat in the senate in a strange coming elections i had a week actually mike the difference between you know. the strategy and also the tactical and sensible a more people can actually get involved in shooting or thank you don't think if you always. tell you harry say you know i'm nice with money just mi

georgina ashby was also at the vigil and on | ashby was also at the vigil and on her way home when she saw a man exposing himself. it her way home when she saw a man exposing himself.— exposing himself. it was a group of about five or _ exposing himself. it was a group of about five or six _ exposing himself. it was a group of about five or six police _ exposing himself. it was a group of about five or six police officers - about five or six police officers and i _ about five or six police officers and i went _ about five or six police officers and i went up and said, "hey, excuse me, and i went up and said, "hey, excuse me. there _ and i went up and said, "hey, excuse me. there is — and i went up and said, "hey, excuse me. there is a — and i went up and said, "hey, excuse me, there is a man who has his genitalia — me, there is a man who has his genitalia out, i feel really uncomfortable, it is a bit scary, can you — uncomfortable, it is a bit scary, can you please check it out?" a female — can you please check it out?" a female officer was, can you please check it out?" a

they have a hard closure from powell to ashby. at least one lane there is closed and we're also seeing major delays along the westbound side as well. so pretty slow traveling crockett down to the maze. it will take about 25 minutes to make that drive heading into the city. once you do reach the maze a little under 15 minutes to get to the fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge. no major issues here all throughout the morning. under 15 minutes for getting across towards the peninsula and richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 14. stay on top of that throughout the hour during and james, back to you. thanks for 8, 8, '02 and a big story this morning with the holiday weekend. approaching july 4th. >> everybody across the bay area's very concerned about fire season and the dangers of fireworks. and that is why the city of vacaville really is cracking down banning all personal fireworks, even safe and sane ones that are for sale elsewhere really shot ix has the story. >> with all the hills around from the fires. it's a nerve w

do an emergency closure from powell to ashby. that's going to be around until at least 1 o'clock and west bound. 5.80, still pretty slow in that area heading into the city watching hit the may's, though, a little under 11 minutes to the fremont street exit some other slower spots eastbound highway 4 at bailey road in pittsburgh that looks much better than it did earlier. 6 a southbound a jury wrote down in walnut creek. you can see still pretty slow along 6.80. we'll have more coming up in james. we'll send it over to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street. financial expert rob black joining us as always with his insights this morning and rob is a glance over at the markets. looks like the snp's having a pretty good morning so far. from find my voice yes, another record high. >> so. >> it's nice and we're pulling off a string of these. it feels yesterday was the big banks like morgan stanley upping their dividends showing financial health that the federal reserve said they're allowed to do this yet. gas prices

one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top in photos. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polish. based on. a nice and healthy sex marriage in this song. gin state. and thank. you. and in the audience roger malone a pro gun advocate. he's cools the sauce to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. that's not what it was like so. it. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god roger molly. we don't have al brought so it's got out as a thought limited and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the means on the social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no not well this. roger has made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the strength here in louisville kentucky and the generate and will be to great please bear with us there roger miller

when roger introduced himself to james ashby and told him about his powerful u.s. contacts the one nation chief of staff said he wanted to meet the. people he thought might fund the party as it prepares for the polls. with the promise to loosen the strain used on the rules. hey guys. look at a special guest that i state dixon is the head of the one nation party here in queensland and a senate candidate they don't stay at for pleasure to match or. so i stay few tell me a little bit more about the one nation gun policy well 1st right before we are we are pro-gun when ugly people in this country awning one nation's proposed review of jungle was was devised by steve dixon. he's a former state government minister now one nation's party leader in queensland and he's running for a seat in the senate in australia's upcoming elections i had a week actually mike the difference between you know orange types was the straw the and also the spectacle and sensible a more people can actually get involved in shooting or thank you don't think if he always. said it harry say you know

one nation's james ashby knows how a stranger would react. you could give a loon to the pound he was asking for american gun money it gets yeah. it does for my if you seen me that you're done. so his meetings in washington were to be kept secret also he sort. of mentioned or don't know enough about it i think it might actually sink one national as a political force in a strike the. majority is trying population still very very strong for a little force trying to unpick that was an argument that says i want a 3rd party lobby group in another political jurisdiction to dictate terms to you mike's licensed this will be the last thing you try to pick through the back. and i don't care have you off i'm sorry but i'm fighting for you make it will mean a great day to be asked to have this be a healthy adult well there are a lot of good things about it if i want to get back. in the next episode of how to sell a massacre you know one nation lands a meeting with energy giant industries you know the good god you can do for all of it if you get out there

ashby and his men were there when brown was hanged. he has a sense of what's going on in the country. ashby is telling this armistead, and he's going to wait so long he can't get his arms around it. he thinks ashby is being overly negative. he says, turner, do not talk so. lete me sing you a song and wipe away your gloom. and with that, he started to sing the star-spangled banner, and ashby, it was said, joined in. there you have nine months before the civil war, these two future confederate officers singing the star-spangled banner. armistead has to get back to work. he gets back to his post late december 1860. he's in san diego, california, now. just 120 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there, south carolina has seceded, other states are lining up. elmira hancock writes at this time a lot of soldiers went to hancock for advice. he's a well respected officer. he didn't have much advice for them. what he said was i can give you no advice as i shall not fight on the principle of state rights but for the union whole and undivi

ashby, can yo guys hear him? is it just me? >> thanks for having me, rachel. pleasure to be here. >> oh, i've got you now. that was a mean gremlin getting in the way for a second there. very good. dr. ashby, let me just ask you, i've laid out what we've been able to learn in terms of -- or piece together and not piece together in terms of our reporting. it does seem to track with some of the concerns you and your colleagues raised earlier about your surgeon in florida, about dr. ladapo, let me ask you if anything i've reported strikes you as wrong or if i'm explaining it in the wrong way? >> well, in order to become a physician, you have to take the hippocratic oath, and one of the promises that we make is a latin term, which is first do no harm, l lab o purtracyo. i'vrong pp t, and when dr. ladapo actually met with senator pulaski who was a breast cancer patient decided he would go against her wishes and decide not to wear a mask, that said everything that you needed to know about dr. ladapo. in a clinical setting we are on obligated, actually mandated to wea

ashby. can you hear him or is it just me? >> thanks for having me rachel. it's a pleasure to be here. >> oh i have you, know that was a grumbling getting in the way they're you're good. doctor, let me ask you. i laid out what we've been able to learn and, keys together not piece together in terms of our reporting, it does seem to track with some of the concerns that you and your colleagues raised earlier, about your surgeon general in florida, about doctor latypov. anything i reported strike you as wrong or have i explained in the wrong way? >> in order to become a physician you have to take the hippocratic oath. one of the promises that we make, it's a latin term called -- which is first do no harm. and, when doctor lena poe met with senator pulaski who's a breast cancer patient decided that he would go against her wishes and decide not to wear a mask, that's against everything that you need to know about dr. latypov. in a clinical setting, we are obligated, actually mandated to wear masks currently in the hospital. because we do realize that the coronavir

and ashby, it was said, joined in. so there you have nine months before the civil war, these two future confederate officers singing the star-spangled banner. armistead has to get back to work. he gets back to his post late december 1860. he's in san diego, california, now. just 120 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there, south carolina has seceded. other states are lining up. almyra hancock writes during this period, a lot of the southern born soldiers including armistead went to hancock for his advice. he's a well respected officer. he didn't have much advice for them. what he said was i can give you no advice as i shall not fight upon the principle of state rights but for the union whole and undivided. i cannot sympathize with you. you must be guided by your own convictions and i hope you will make no mistakes. this was an easy decision for winfield scott hancock. he was not an abolitionist, but he was 100% a union man. he was going to fight for the union. armistead has a tough decision. yes, he's a nativ

ashby and his men were there when brown was hanged. he has a sense of what's going on in the country. ashby is telling this to armistead and armistead has been away so long he can't get his arms around it. he thinks ashby is being overly negative. he says, turner, do not talk so. let me sing you a song and wipe away your gloom. with that lewis armistead started to sing the star spangled banner and ashby it was said joined in. so there you have nine months before the civil war these two future confederate officers singing the star spangled banner. armistead has to get back to work. he gets back to his post late december, 1860. he is in san diego, california now. just 120 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there south carolina has seceded. other states are lining up. elmira hancock writes during this period a lot of southern born soldiers including armistead went to hancock for advice. he is a well respected officer. he didn't have much advice. what he said was, i can give you no advice as i shall not fight upon the principle of

ashby, can you guys hear him? is it just me? >> thanks for having me, rachel. pleasure to be here. >> oh, i've got you now. that was a mean gremlin getting in the way for a second there. very good. dr. ashby, let me just ask you, i've laid out what we've been able to learn in terms of -- or piece together and not piece together in terms of our reporting. it does seem to track with some of the concerns you and your colleagues raised earlier about your surgeon in florida, about dr. ladapo, let me ask you if anything i've reported strikes you as wrong or if i'm explaining it in the wrong way? >> well, in order to become a physician, you have to take the hippocratic oath, and one of the promises that we make is a latin term, which is first do no harm, and when dr. ladapo actually met with senator pulaski who was a breast cancer patient decided he would go against her wishes and decide not to wear a mask, that said everything that you needed to know about dr. ladapo. in a clinical setting we are on obligated, actually mandated to wear masks currently in a hospital.

and ashby joined in. so there you have, nine months before the civil war, these two future confederate officers singing the star spangled banner. armistead gets back to san diego california. 120 miles south of hancock. the state has succeeded by the time he gets there. and a lot of the southern born soldiers at this time went to hancock for advice. he is well respected. lothe did not have much advice. what he said was, i cannot give you advice, i cannot sympathize with you. you must be guided by your own convictions. and i hope you will make no mistakes. this was an easy decision for winfield scott hancock. he was not an abolitionist but was 100% a union man. he was going to fight for the union. armistead has a tough decision. yes, he is a native southerner, and grew up on a farm with 19 slaves. he owned at least one slave. he believes in the southern cause. but his whole life and family history is tied up in the u.s. army and the star-spangled banner. the army has become his family. these are his brother

harrison sterling price ashby, stub ashby, tackled the issue head on, declaring to the mostly white delegates, although there were some black ones, that african americans are in the ditch just like we are. we want to do good to every citizen in the country and he is a citizen just as much as we are and the party that acts on that fact will gain the colored boat of the south. the delegates went on to elect two african-americans to the parties state executive committee. >> learn more about texas populists sunday at 1:05 p.m. eastern and 10: 5 a.m. pacific -- 10:05 a.m. pacific. >> doctoral candidate maria mcdaris discusses the influence of the southern pacific railroad in creating california farming communities. she argues that goal was to create new markets in business for themselves while creating model communities that ascribe to their own view. -- worldview. the center for the american west hosted the event and prod

she goods. >> it's tripled over the last year toe is the outside sales manager here at ashby lumber. he says prices are up because there have been supply chain issues across the country that started a year ago when the pandemic hit a lot of our suppliers. >> and it helping to prepare for what we thought was going to be a downturn. the opposite actually ended up happening. and so it was hard for them to catch back up. >> then with the second wave of covid happening. it shut down a lot of production therefore the chain was in fact even further therefore causing again, high demand low supply increase prices. >> even as the pandemic eases ashby lumber expects things to stay busy and for prices to stay high for the foreseeable future. people are pretty optimistic about the housing market and building. and so we are busy right now and we anticipate staying busy. we also anticipate lower prices stay relatively high as well. >> we're cranking full force we're anticipating that carried on throughout the summer. >> and it's not just lumber. there's also a high demand and low supply for things

one nation's james ashby knows how a stranger would react. even if a loon to the party was asking for american gun money it gets yeah. it does for my if you seen me that you're done. so his meetings in washington were to be kept secret also he sort. of national don't know enough about it i think if i actually sink one national as a political force in astride a. majority is trying population still very very strong for come calling for trying to unpick that was an argument that says i want a 3rd party lobby group in another political jurisdiction to dictate terms to you mike's licensed this would be the last thing you try to pick through the back. and i don't care have you off i'm sorry but i find it pretty regularly very frustrating to be asked to have this view at all well look there but it does visa doubt that it does not want to get struck. in the next episode of how to sell a massacre you know one nation lands a meeting with energy giant industries. big dog it can do so over there if you give them a bit of a good. week and i rake you just

ashby, they keep using theoreticals. found him in his house and in that condition, you'd think it was a drug overdose. i mean, if you'd found him at the beach -- but they didn't find him on the beach or in his house. you found him underneath derek chauvin. so i -- i find that odd. ip know for you as a man of science, did you find it strange how many times they tried to basically pick george floyd's body up and put it in other locations where it was not? >> again, this goes back to the reaching that i mentioned. they were grasping at straws. the video is compelling in and of itself, and they're trying to basically get away from that. one other point was, at one point another officer checked his pulse. he did not have a pulse, yet derek chauvin maintained his knee on the neck. at that point, he was -- he didn't have a pulse. they are obligated to render aid at that point and they did not. >> jus before i let you go, dr. ashby, something with no pulse, three minutes is it generally possible to revive them? they're trying to

she goods. >> it's tripled over the last year is the outside sales manager here at ashby lumber. he says prices are up because there have been supply chain issues across the country that started a year ago when the pandemic hit a lot of our suppliers. >> and it helping to prepare for what we thought was going to be a downturn. the opposite actually end up happening. and so it was hard for them to catch back up. >> then with the second wave of covid happening. it shut down a lot of production therefore chain was in fact even further therefore causing again, high demand low supply increase prices. >> even as the pandemic eases ashby lumber expects things to stay busy and for prices to stay high for the foreseeable future. people are pretty optimistic about the housing market and building. and so we are busy right now and we anticipate staying busy. we also anticipate lower prices stay relatively high as well. >> we're cranking full force we're anticipating that carried on throughout the summer. >> and it's not just lumber. there's also a high demand and low supply for things like d

this is on 80 westbound ashby avenue in berkeley right there on the east shore highway. all lanes are closed until 05:00am this morning. but again, you can get by by just driving along 5.80. also looking at the bay bridge travel into the city to that free much. excellent you do reach the maze. very easy trip under 10 minutes for your drive time. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula a little under 20 minutes of things are looking great. there. and also if you guys are taking bart today that going to be increasing that late night service when fed a list of all of that over on our website. we'll have more throughout the morning. for now, let's get back to the news. california will likely not extend its ban on evictions after september 30th. this all comes as the state is working to quickly send rent relief to struggling tenants and landlords. covers capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story for us. >> and there is money out there to get help and we get to better at night struggling tenants recently approved for state

he thinks ashby is being overly negative. he says, turner, do not talk so, let me sing you a song and wipe away your gloom. with that, lewis armistead started to sing the star spangled banner and ashby, it was said, joined in. there you have, nine months before the civil war, these two future confederate officers singing the star spangled banner. armistead has to get back to work. he gets back to his post late december 1860. he's in san diego, california now, 20 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there, south carolina has seceded. other states are lining up. a lot of soldiers went to hancock for advice. he's a well-respected officer. what he said was, i can give you no advice as i shall not fight upon the principle of state's rights but for the union whole and undivided. this was an easy decision for winfield scott hancock. he was not an abolitionist but he was 100% a union man. he was going to fight for the union. armistead has a tough decision. yes, he's a native southerner, yes, he came from a long line of slave o

ashby said. as you alluded to, joy, i am the parent of two small elementary age children here in miami-dade county. i'm not alone. millions of parents across the state of florida right now are debating what to do. the other thing that hasn't been important in the news is governor is governor desantis himself ruled against the ability for parents to do the virtual learning option at home. so you're not even allowed to do an online class without withdrawing your children from school. and as inexplicable, off the rails and insane as all this sounds, the only conclusion i think we can logically come to is ron desantis is betting his road to re-election as governor of florida and the 2024 nomination as republican nominee for president is going through the grave yards, the morgues and the hospital rooms of adults and children in florida. there is no logical or reasonable explanation for this, and i think mary trump had a right on the air waves of this inetwork a couple days ago. and she said it's time

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ashby had commanded a militia unit. they were called to the john brown raid. they were there when brown was hanged. he's got a sense of what's going on in the country. armistead, he's been away so long, he can't get his arms around it. he thinks ashby's being overly negative and says turner, do not for talk so. let me sing you a song and wipe away your gloom and that, he started to sing the star spangled banner and ashby joined in. here nine months before the civil war, these two future 81 confederate officers singing the star spangled banner. he's in san diego, california now, just 120 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there, south carolina has seseeded. other states are lining up. and almirau writes a lot of the southern-born soldiers went to hancock for advice. he didn't have much advice. what he said is i can give you noed a vice as i shall not fight upon the principal of state rights but for the union whole and undivided. i cannot sympathize with you. you must be guided by your own convictions and hope you can make no mistakes. he was not an abo

ashby is telling this to armistead and armistead is ben away so long he can get his arms around him. he thinks ashley is being overly negative so he says turner did not talk so. let me sing you a song and with that louis armistead started to sing the "star spangled banner." ashby then joined in so there you have nine months of the civil war these confute future confederate officer singing the "star spangled banner." he gets past -- back to his post. by the time he gets herself carolina seceded and other states are lining up at my were hancock writes during this period a lot of southern board -- born seniors went to hancock for advice. he didn't have much advice for him. what he said was i can give you no advice as i shall not fight upon the principle that state rights. i cannot sympathize with you you must be guided by your convictions and i hope you will make no mistakes. this was an easy decision for him. he was 100% a union man and he was going to fight. armistead has a top decision. he's a native southerner and he comes from a long line of slaveholders in he grew up with 19 that

an important element for me is to to give the actors the freedom to try something you know like hal ashby used to say think about how was he never pass judgment on what you did and use it in that movie i did with jeff bridges and him a 1000000 ways to die there was no script really so it's a lot of improvisation so you're flying by the seat you're passing every take and how we just come in and go i was interesting we got that dry summer. but he never put it in you never try to put it like negativity into it like that doesn't work because once you say that doesn't work we as actors you start editing in your head oh what doesn't work and what do i need to do to make it work and as opposed to just being free and present with your fellow actor take care of the objective of the scene and let's figure it out you you need europe you have your objective and i have mine and let's see what happens so i'm a bit of that 5 also have kind of i worked that way as an actor so i kind of will respect that but other actors you know. you know and it's such a ball or a ball process not that i'm a great practi

ashby, i want to start with you. it hits a record for daily cases. i am not in florida, but that is incredibly alarming for me. can you talk me through what that looks like on the ground? >> alarming is an understatement. where do i start? we are number one in hospitalizations in the u.s. we are number two in hospitalizations among children in the u.s. we're number one in broward county for critical care in the u.s. and now we have broke our several-day record at 21,683 infections with the positivity rate above 50%. all told, florida is surging and our leadership is not helping us at all. our hospitals are getting overwhelmed. we're starting to shut down elective cases as a result of that, and that impacts other issues like heart disease, cancer, colon cancer, and so on and so forth. so right now we are struggling to deal with the surge, and we have zero leadership from our government, and they're legitimately putting politics over people's lives. and it's tragic. and i don't know what else to say, except that something need to be done now. because p

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that hot spot in berkeley still there. 8 eastbound at ashby avenue. and again, they have some construction as a result of that. looks like something may have been damaged. so 80 eastbound at that 13 northbound connector least one lane is closed as they are working on things. there. they had a note that said going to be closed until about 1 o'clock. so it should be an all day thing again, as you're seeing traffic along the westbound side is pretty delayed as well. traveling crockett down to the maze. it'll take about 27 minutes to make that drive once he hit the may's still a little under 14 minutes heading into the city to that fremont street exit a richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 14. no major issues here. it's pretty slow along highway 4 was pretty gusty along the benicia bridge and again, if yau're traveling down there, we're seeing backup and delays along 6.80 to highway 4 looks like that's starting to recover but still pretty slow at 39 minutes as you're traveling towards concord. we'll have more coming up. daryn. james, back to you.

ashby. and dr. ashby said it well, science is clear on the role of masks. i can tell that the mayor is trying to emphasize vaccines is, vaccines, vaccine s and we can do both. one of the lowest vaccinated areas is in the new york metropolitan area is staten island and to think that they are going to be staying on the island and not intermingling with others, and we have all countries opening up, and travel to and from, and it seems naive. we have been here before, and what is boggling and not making any sense and mind boggling is the surge that we are seeing now is actually exceeding in terms of the daily new cases is one and two, and not near the winter surge that any of us does not want to get close to. but this is not a mini blip, but the cases that is the entire country is lit up in red or orange. so to think that we can limit new york city, and protect people is being naive, and unfortunately, you know, politics is politics, and it does not matter what party, you are in, but it is coming ahead of people's health, and direct advice. and people are, when

ago approaching the merge with 580 so we'll watch that for highway 13 and i-80 near highway 30 that's ashby, a roadside fire, i think it a warming fire. back to you. >> we'll check back with you on that as well. thanks, mike >> it is 4:32 right now. >>> president biden launched what's believed to be his first attack on foreign soil since taking office. >> tracie potts reports on a u.s. air strike in syria. the president's trip to texas today and today's vote on the covid relief bill. >> instead of chasing covid -- >> reporter: in his first known show of military muscle, president biden ordered air strikes in searia, targeting militants backed by iran. >> we're confident in the target we went after. >> reporter: payback for an attack in iraq that killed a contractor and injured one ever our troops. >> i think it was a good move. it's a signal back off if you want to reopen negotiations on a nuclear accord. >> reporter: the move comes as biden heads to houston today. >> to make sure the people of texas know we're think being them, we're fighting for them. >> reporter: families are still suffe