jeremy norton. j-e-r-e-m-y. n-o-r-t-o-n. >> can i take off my mask? >> appreciated. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> where do you work? >> i work for minneapolis fire department. currently i'm assigned to fire station number 17. >> and what's your title? >> my title? >> yes. >> i am a captain. >> and how long have you been a captain with the minneapolis fire department? >> i promoted to captain in 2007. 2013 and -- correction, '14-'15 i promoted to captain in 2017. how long have you been with the fire department in total? >> since 2000, so 21 years. >> have you served in a variety of positions over that period of time? >> i was a firefighter from 2000 until 2007, captain from 2007 until 2014. battalion chief from 2016 to the present. >> and what's your educational background? what did you do in terms of training to become a firefighter in the first instance? >> when i started i applied in 1998. the department was -- the department provided all of our training. emt basic, hazmat and then firefighter 1 and 2. >> so maybe you can just descri

that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. >> john: we begin a brand-new hour as "america reports" on a wide range of responses to police reporting. among the latest from some high profile progressive. even if the officer was right, he was wrong. good afternoon everyone, i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts in washington, d.c. republicans say democrats and many in the media are ignoring the facts in the case particularly when it comes to the case in columbus, ohio. >> he said that the cop had no choice or something to that effect. my feeling is i don't know if that is true or not. even if the cop had to do it, there is something wrong with it. >> just like we have been visited in tragedy in minnesota, she in columbus, ohio, was visited by a tragedy of a young woman whose life was taken by columbus po

the images obtained by documentary filmmaker jeremy corbell the pentagon confirming the images are being reviewed by a task force set to brief congress on what they know about what they call unidentified aerial phenomenon. on youtube some suggest it could be planes mistaken by lens blurring. others point to ship logs that call the objects drones or uavs but a former official with the pentagon program that dealt with advanced aerial threats says for years the u.s. military has encountered mysterious objects that seem capable of traveling more than 11,000 miles an hour or able to transition from air to water without slowing down >> some of these videos are 20, 25 minutes long in other cases these things are 50 feet away from the cockpit. >> reporter: but he says most alarming are incursions over restricted nuclear assets >> we've actually had some of our nuclear capabilities disabled by these things. if russia or china had the ability to disable our nuclear strike capability or defense capability, that's pretty significant that's a concern >> reporter: we reached out to the pentagon about

you to react is west point grad jeremy, had a chance to talk to a few others about colleagues at west point and they could not believe what i told them. they were infuriated, demoralized but it leans toward being infuriated. >> 6 years ago. i want to learn about service, leadership, didn't want to go to a woke indoctrination camp and this is going to backfire, young ice coolers, unique experience, everything without race and identity politics, that is the experience at the academy infused with critical race theory stuff and concerned about my alma mater. >> the challenges on the global stage most notably from china. what are they thinking? the perpetual state of self-loathing, not being all that you can be and as sorrowful about how ron the country is that you've sworn to defend. >> exactly right. the biden harris administration is very strategic, they have critically chosen west point because of the military academy and being spread through the force. they want this critical race theory thinking to metastasize throughout the military. >> anti-extremism training and what it looks like

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jeremy diamond is live with the latest. >> reporter: president biden delivered his first conference to congress. he's projecting optimism about the future, but also he laid out the sweeping ambitious agenda, $4 trillion in legislative proposals that the president is talking about here to not only rebuild the infrastructure, but really to transform the future. and he talked about it not just in terms of the united states but also saying that autocracies around the world like china are counting on the u.s. to fail. >> madam speaker, the president of the united states. >> reporter: delivering his first address to a joint session of congress, president biden touted the progress achieved in his first 100 days and pitched an ambitious agenda for the future. >> i can report to the nation america is on the move again. the crisis, opportunity, setbacks -- >> reporter: president biden making case america can grow even stronger with big investments from the government, pressing lawmakers to pass his $4 trillion proposals to modernize infrastructure, help parents with child care. >> we have to pro

producer christina oh, a fellow korean-american who's partners include brad pitt, didi gardner and jeremy garner at plan b. >> it's like the power of his script. we read it and were so moved. >> reporter: what makes it so powerful? >> feeling like oh my god, somebody understands how i grew up. from like the grandmother visiting and bringing like bags of korean spices and dried anchovies. i've had a lot of people reach out to me and my grandmother was the exact same way. just replace the dried anchovies with x. >> reporter: oh also insisted the korean dialogue stay in the script. and with that green light, oh and chung hit the ground running, scrambling to start production in three months. >> we had less than $2 million. there is something about making something with very little money and very little time. you're there because you love the material. because by no means did anyone get any sort of payday on this. >> reporter: the film was shot in 25 days under the hot tulsa, oklahoma summer sun, much to the distress of its biggest star. >> your first day, the ac went out. and just a mess. so

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a graduate and yale student jeremy hunt, thanks for being with us. so let's take a look at this. $2.3 billion, what message does this give the american people especially those who worked so hard to pay off thousands of dollars in student debt? >> great question, let me give context about what is going on here. as conservatives are building momentum, working-class multiracial coalition the left is having to show up their support among the elite so the student loan forgiveness plan is part and parcel of that so we have to look at every policy in terms of who are the winners and who are the losers and the winners, the big universities, billion-dollar endowments who continue to rip off students making them pay a ridiculous amount of money for tuition getting off scot-free in this scenario. those who might have spent more years in school or debt, the losers are working-class people who might have built lifelong careers around the broken higher education system. their tax dollars are paying for this. parents who might have spent lifelong earnings to help p

that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. ♪♪ >> sean: republicans are ripping to president biden for doing nothing to stop the border surge. not a thing. so total crossings are at a 20-year high and a record number of unaccompanied minors were picked up by border patrol. republicans are finally asking and saying enough is enough. take a look. >> the biden administration has been anti-wall and awol. >> how could president biden and kamala harris allow this to go on and not even come here and see it for themselves? >> this is a humanitarian crisis. i can't even in good conscious call president biden president. i have to call him trafficker in chief. >> sean: and greg abbott is demanding that the biden administration is investigating allegations of child abuse at a border facility. >> these horrific images

jeremy diamond is standing by for us. jeremy, it is ambitious. how is he going to pay for it? that is where the rubber meets the road. . w what you are hearing? >> president biden said he is planning on paying for this american families plan by increasing taxes on the wealthiest of american individuals and corporations. and we know that president biden according to my colleague, he spent a lot of time yesterday finessing that portion specifically of the speech. he knew this was going to be the best opportunity to make the case to americans over the noise of republicans who oppose the tax increases that it is about paying their fair share to pay for programs that will benefit the country as a whole. we heard the white house press secretary continuing to make that case today as well. listen. >> his promise to the american people is that people who are in the 99% of people who are making less than that are not going to have their taxes go up. what he looked at is the president of all the country is how to have the smallest impact on the smallest number of people. he thinks people

a white house correspondent jeremy diamond and cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen standing by. this expands it, in less than two weeks, every american adult does the country have the supply to meet that goal? >> well, that's the thing, right? access and eligibility are two very different things in the world of getting vaccinated against the coronavirus. but what president biden is expected to announce today is that he is going to be moving up that target date for every american adult and that is actually americans 16 and older to be eligible to be vaccinated to april 19th after previously setting a target date of may 1st. it's important to acknowledge already a majority of u.s. states have already expanded eligibility to that category of americans. and only two states are set to expand eligibility on may 1st. every other state is already expected to do so beforehand, including a couple of states that announced yesterday they were moving up that eligibility date to april 19th. perhaps not having a ton of actual effect on the ground but what it is doing, it's sending a signal

here is west point grad jeremy hunt. i talked to a few other of your old colleagues at west point. they could not believe what i told them. they were infuriated, demoralized and your reaction tonight? >> yes, this is unlike anything i ever saw when i was at the academy. that was just 6 years ago. when i decided to go to west point, i wanted to go because i wanted to learn about service and leadership. i didn't want to go to another woke indoctrination camp like other college universities. i think is going to back fire with recruitment. young high schoolers want a inique experience. -- unique experience. they don't want everything about race and identity politics. west point stands for something different. that's the experience the academy stands to lose. >> laura: when you think about the challenges we face on the global stage from china, what do you think they are thinking? wait a second their fighting forces in this state of self-loathing. not be all you can be. be as sorrowful as you can about how rotten the country that you have sworn to defend. >> that's right. what makes it e

that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. >>> the future is uncertain for a sweeping bill to overhaul policing practices in america. lawmakers at sharp odds whether to make it easier to prosecute members of law enforcement criminally. the issue very important to both democrats and republicans. i'm joined now by texas congresswoman, democrat sheila jackson lee. she also serves on the judiciary committee. thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me this morning. greetings. >> let's begin on this sticking point. the issue here is changing the standard for prosecuting officers from willful intent to. [ inaudible ] to one that is reckless. i wonder, is that a red line for democrats, that change? >> let's just say it's a red line for me. but i believe in if moving the ball forward. and i

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. >> reporter: officer jeremy bohannon has been a cop in austin, texas, for more than a decade >> seeing that guilty verdict riley, just a sigh of relief, because everybody felt the same way. there's a lot of officers in this country that also feel the same way >> reporter: in new jersey, gabe rodriguez once worked for camden police department which disbanded in 2013. >> i think he really steamed all of the officers out there on a daily basis. >> reporter: he's now the chief of the camden county force that replaced it. >> what do you think this trial signified for police departments across the country >> well, it sends a strong message. you're not above the law and you will be held accountable like anyone else in that situation. regardless if you wear a badge or not >> is the blue wall of silence real >> you know, when i first became a police officer, i believe it was real and i believe that wall is starting to be broken down in different agencies >> reporter: some departments have been trying to break it for years. in new orleans, a city reeling from painful history of police killings,

that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. >> john: had set before you like that spanned. a new report says that u.s. postal service is watching us. yahoo! news says the usps has been running a covert program that tracks american social media. including posts about protests. the report says that information is shared with government agencies. i don't think they are doing dna samples on your liking the stamp just yet. >> sandra: i assume everything is getting selected everywhere. they are tracking everything you do. >> john: if you don't do anything wrong, it's got nothing to worry about. >> sandra: great advice. investigators say they have evidence that kristin smart's body may have been recently moved. smart was a college student when she went missing 25 years ago. brand-new evidence suggests her body may ha

jeremy hunt, take a listen to vernon jones on "fox & friends" about this very issue. >> he is coming really to take a tour of a disaster that was not caused by god but was caused by liberals. it is an embarrassment and a slap in the face for us in georgia for him to show his face here. >> dana: he is a governor candidate there. joe biden thinks georgia is a state he would like to keep in the blue column. can this help him do that? >> to put it frankly no. it takes some nerve to call our state every name in the book, jim crow 2.0, whatever and then advocate for boycotts of the state, lose us millions of dollars in revenue and then have the nerve to show up to celebrate his first 100 days in office. his first 100 days have been a disaster for the state of georgia. i'm a proud georgia native. i love my state. so many memories in georgia. met my wife there and i can tell you that georgia voters in particular, i've worked in several campaigns in the state. georgia voters are very smart. they know the issues and aware of the negative effect of the biden administration has had on the state.

. >> reporter: officer jeremy bohanon has been a cop in austin, texas, for more than a decade. >> seeing that guilty verdict really just provided relief because everybody felt the same way. there's a lot of officers in this country that also feel the same way >> reporter: in new jersey, gabe rodriguez once worked for camden city police department which disbanded in 2013. >> i think he really stained all the officers that are out there on a daily basis. >> reporter: he's now the chief of the camden county force that replaced it. >> reporter: what do you think this trial signified for police departments across the country >> it sent a strong message. you're not above the law, and you will be held accountable like anyone else in that situation regardless if you wear a badge or not. >> reporter: is the blue wall of silence real >> you know, when i first became a police officer i believe it was real, and i believe that wall is starting to be broken down in different agencies. have been trying to break it for years. in new orleans, a city reeling from a painful history of police killings, offi

. >> jeremy diamond joins us from the white house. tell us how far he's going to go with these measures, how far can he go via executive action? >> it's days after he said to take action in gun legislation. today we'll see president biden unveil the first of the steps with a trio of executive actions taking action limited action to be sure to address some specific provisions as it relates to guns in america. the first of those actions is going to be to try and tighten the restrictions around these so-called ghost guns. then they don't have any serial numbers and regulated as firearms. senior official yesterday told us that, you know, declined to provide specific details as to whether they will be regulated as firearms but merely the efforts are auimed at trying to stop the proliferation of the weapons. there are going to be efforts to tighten restrictions around the pistol braces including the one that was used by the shooter in boulder, colorado, to essentially convert a pistol into something more akin to a short barrel rifle. you'll

jeremy, what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning, john. the biden administration has tripled the share of weekly doses going through the federal pipelines rather than through the states for state and local officials to make the decisions about where those vaccine doses are going. that means the biden administration, federal pipelines, are now handling more than a third of the weekly doses going out every week to get americans vaccinated, this as we enter this new phase of vaccination with every american 16 and older eligible to be vaccinated. the biden administration ramping up these federal pipelines largely in hopes of setting up the infrastructure to make sure the mass vaccination can take place. nearly 40,000 pharmacies are part of that pipeline now, and that is where americans can now be getting vaccinated with those 90% of americans within five miles of a vaccination site. this gives the administration more control not only in terms of the infrastructure able to handle these doses but in terms of hitting some of the equity measures.

jeremy corbell, i appreciate you coming on tonight. i hope i see you soon. thank you. >> no problem, thank you. >> tucker: cnn chief body building correspondent and a moral voice for the channel is angry that some people aren'tce wearing their masks, even though they say they are following the science. it is an amazing story. and we've got it for you next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: chris cuomo has a rage problem or we don't know where it comes from. sometimes chris cuomo does get angry, okay, pretty darn angry. when he does, we pay attention. recently, he was very angry at people who had been vaccinated or had the coronavirus warhead antibodies who are immune from getting it apparently and not wearing masks. and that infuriated chris cuomo, watch. >> wanting to know when this could all end, but it is hard to see how attacking dr. fauci helps. it ends when they get our crap together. t that is why it is baffling when senator ted cruz joining rand paul ditching his mask to walk the halls of congress. and the current cdc guidelines states clearly if you are vaccinated

coach, parent and owner of acceleration jeremy swan says the change is welcomed but many matches are being postponed. >> there's a little scramble and hopefully we can fill in a tournament date here or there. >> reporter: allowing for immediate family members to watch indoor games and for outdoor games to follow follow w same capacity limits. >> when it's just us in the court, it's hard to get going without all the energy parents bring. >>> the children's rides at an oakland institution and running. the jolly trolley carousel and the train are back open. to the joy of the thousands who came out to visit. >> it's our first time coming to the children's fairy land. so we got, since we're on a spring break right now so we thought we could come to some theme park. >> they're having so much fun. live puppet shows and musical performances are expected to resume later this month. >>> all right, speaking of fun. ticket sales for disneyland and disney's california adventure will begin on monday. for people who are holding on to unused tickets. sales will begin on with capacity limits and requ

army veteran and law student jeremy hunt and net call, founder and president of call. >> thank you. >> shannon: tad, i want to start with you. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez went on to say that it was guilty on all three counts and should not be framed as the system working. does it feel like this jury of our peers went in there, did their job, reviewed the evidence, and came to this conclusion? but when she says that's not good enough or should be framed as the system working, it seems in conflict. >> it certainly is in conflict. i've got to tell you, the system worked just the way it was supposed to work in this case. and i've got to tell you, when i hear in minneapolis and i can tell you the streets of minneapolis are calm. and i'm glad that they are calm, because the system did in fact work. shannon, think about it. we sell for 9 minutes and 29 seconds a man died before our eyes. and what happened is we saw prosecutors pro bono come in and take this case. and they got justice for the family. as a matter fact, shannon, just a few minutes ago, i met with polonius floyd, the

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i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, the third inning that's where famed market watcher jeremy siegel says the boom in stocks is. it is a big call we will debate if he is right and what it means if he is joining me for the hour, shannon shikoski, jim lebenthal along with pete najarian and kevin o'leary is here as well. i will take you to the wall as i always do to start things off, show you where the trade currently is we do have a big jump today in inflation. so rates are up a little bit they're at 163, 164, no big deal, right? there's the dow, up 75 the s&p, nasdaq, everything is positive at this hour, but it is the big call from jeremy siegel. i want to show you the sound because a lot of people are talking about it here is where he thinks the market currently is. >> real assets is what you want in the economy that i foresee, and inflation. it isn't until the fed finally leans really hard, then you have to work. i mean we could have the market go up 30% before, or 40% before it goes down at 20% when he really has to do that. so we're not in the ninth inning here we are motmo

. >> jeremy lin on the reverse. >> reporter: after n.b.a. basketball star jeremy lin was recently subjected to an asian slur by another player during a game, he went public with it without naming names, rather than remain silent. he also privately followed up with his offender with a one-on-one discussion on racism. >> i got to talk to the player directly. and we talked a lot about other things. and one of the things that stuck out the most to me was the other player was like, "hey, i-- like i didn't-- i went online and i didn't realize how much was happening to the asian-american community." >> it's ue anything else i have ever covered-- wildfires, shootings, nothing compares. and i feel myself getting emotional periodically. at any time, because unlike those situations, this is ongoing, it is constant, a it is people who look like me. it is people who look like my mother and father, people that i care about. and they feel so helpless. and they are looking to me because they see that i have a voice and i can help them. >> sreenivasan: even

and jeremy wasn't the only one camped out dozens of others were also on the sidewalk outside the sales office until my climate, whatever that it get it to end of the day, i said there is there's only so many of these homes that's available. there were 18 townhomes up for grabs starting at 1.2 million dollars. now what really attracted this realtors clients to these condos is that they are said to rate, meaning none of those bidding wars will take place here soon as you walk in yeah, the price is right there. and you write the check for the deposited. you know that. >> in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> up next, the north bay school district considering losing are closing rather a handful of elementary schools will hear from parents on the hardships that this would bring. plus big tech companies back on capitol hill face questioning on misinformation in power. how the social media giant's respond to some of the biggest questions facing the industry, including how it could be dividing the country. and after the break, the cdc says a fully vaccinated americans can now dro

what does he plan to promise, jeremy? >> well, look, jim and poppy, this is going to be a broad, wide-ranging speech from the president talking about the state of the country. what he has been able to accomplish in his nearly 100 days in office. and there will be, of course, a major focus on what has defined all of our lives over the last year and a half. and that's the coronavirus pandemic. first of all, because this speech will look different than what we've seen in previous years. there will be just 200 people in the audience versus the normal 1,000 people there are because of social distancing. and so it will be a major portion of the speech but he'll also address other issues like the capitol insurrection, which, of course, took place on capitol hill where the president will be addressing members of congress and the country. he'll also talk, of course, about his jobs and infrastructure plan. a centerpiece of this speech tonight, i'm told, will be unveiling this american families plan. this $1.8 trillion proposal whic

jeremy diamond is at the white house. that's clearly the president's hope. there's a lot of reporting, even from some senior democratic aides that this verdict may actually lessen the urgency among some in congress to get it done. >> yeah, that certainly is a question and something on the minds of lawmakers on capitol hill as well as white house officials here. but either way, president biden made very clear yesterday that he certainly hopes to use this verdict as an opportunity to move towards more systemic change. we saw the president holding these two ideas in his hands at the same time yesterday as he was speaking about what he called murder in the full light of day. he talked about the fact that on the one hand, this was some measure of accountability. some measure of justice. but these verdicts are too rare. and that is why he is talking about the fact that this case could be a giant step forward on the long march toward justice. we heard him specifically call for congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act which the house has already pas

. >> cnn's jeremy diamond is at the white house. also joining uchief climate correspondent climate correspondent bill weir. this is a very ambitious goal. 2030 is only nine years away. this is not some random date well off into the future. is this an aspirational goal or does this administration believe it's a practical one? >> well, this administration believes that it's an ambitious goal but also one they think is achievable. and while they haven't laid out a concrete road map yet for exactly how this is happening, that work is already under way. the president's national climate task force is going to be convening sector by sector recommendations for how exactly they can meet this target. when you stack this up to the previous target which was set up by president barack obama, that was 26 to 28% reduction from 2005 levels by 2025. we're now looking at 50 to 52% just five years later. so it's certainly ambitious here. what we heard from president biden at the start of this leader's summit just earlier this morning was that he was f

. >> reporter: jeremy erlich is the global co-head of music at spotify. while the company is based in sweden, erlich works from los angeles with a team of 100 editors sprinkled all over the world. his team curates the musical experience on the platform, from developing high profile playlists to the selection and placement of songs. >> in 2020, we managed to playlist 76,000 artists for the very first time, and the carry onffect from that is through our, through all of our properties, every month there's 16 billion discoveries. >> reporter: when you say there are 16 billion discoveries, what, does that mean someone's heard a song for the first time? >> exactly, yeah. >> reporter: it's astonishing thinking, though, that when you're getting 60,000 song submissions. i probably have not listened to 60,000 songs in my whole life. >> yeah, it's one of the interesting things that's happening in the world, it's, it's easier to break than ever because so many of the barriers that existed before aren't there, but with all those barriers going away there has also been

we did have that warning from federal reserve chairman jeremy powell, if we open to quickly and the us sort of falls back into previous standards of not social distancing, not using face masks then there is always the prospect of another hit from covid, a resurgence in covid. but if they take these next steps carefully, then the us economy's outlook is quite bright. economy's outlook is quite bri . ht. , economy's outlook is quite briuht. , . bright. there is concern in the markets many _ bright. there is concern in the markets many of _ bright. there is concern in the markets many of these - bright. there is concern in the - markets many of these companies are overvalued when it comes to their share price, and also, of course, you mention the huge fiscal stimulus plans, but there is a plan to raise taxes on companies?— there is a plan to raise taxes on companies? what are your thoughts? — on companies? what are your thoughts? that _ on companies? what are your thoughts? that will— on companies? what are your thoughts? that will be - thoughts? that will be interesting to see how

corbyn fans for whatever _ were jeremie corbyn fans for whatever reason. do _ whatever reason. do you feel a change of leader may have changed opinions? definitely. but there is an argument, a big argument whether that change in leadership has been any more _ that change in leadership has been any more positive than the previous leader— any more positive than the previous leader because i think there is, and from _ leader because i think there is, and from talking to people, the general mood _ from talking to people, the general mood seems to be that keir starmer may not— mood seems to be that keir starmer may not be — mood seems to be that keir starmer may not be the best leader of the party _ may not be the best leader of the party a _ may not be the best leader of the party. a lot of staunch labour supporters believe he is more conservative than someone the leader of the _ conservative than someone the leader of the labour party should be. that is what _ of the labour party should be. that is what i _ of the labour party should be. that is what i

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and jeremy irons and glenn close and we all won tonys and it was just - >> seth: do you remember that night afterwards was it just that sort of night you dream of the first time you win an award like that >> i can't -- julie andrews and robert preston hosted the event. i mean, two legends. and i came off stage just having won the tony and they grab it from you because they have to put your name on it, so they grab it from you >> seth: i was so worried it because there's only one tony. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: just to speak to why we need the actors fund [ laughter ] there's only -- do you know there's only one tony? >> and it just revolves, yeah. anyway, i remember leaning against a wall because it's like, you go into -- it's an out of body experience the adrenaline rush is so strong and this woman kind of went past me, and, "congratulations. she was in black velvet and diamonds and it was like, it was julie andrews. she was about to continue her hostess duties but it was such a night. it was such -- yeah, i remember the party. i remember everything. >> seth: and we -- you know,

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jeremy diamond at the white house this morning. jeremy, the president, the administration, they did some good vote counting before the covid stimulus relief. they said they had the votes. they got the votes. have they started counting votes on this? it's not just republicans seemingly unified against it or almost unified, but some democrats raising questions. >> yeah, i don't think they're there yet, jim. if they did count the votes today, they probably wouldn't have them. you're seeing not only the stiff opposition from republicans to the way in which this infrastructure plan is paid for under this proposal by president biden, using those corporate tax increases and other tax increases on multinational corporations but there's also some opposition within the democratic caucus itself. some democrats from new york, for example, are pushing for that deduction for state and local taxes to be included in this. after it was stripped out by the trump tax cuts. and other democrats are saying that the package is too small prpth. others are

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jeremy, how did president biden arrive at this figure? it's a big figure. >> reporter: it certainly is. since coming to the office, they have been coming into contact with business leaders and other activists to decide what this target that the u.s. needs to set would be, and now president biden will announce today that u.s. will aim to have u.s. emissions as compared to 2005 levels, which is the baseline, which is the year the u.s. had its highest carbon emissions ever. yesterday president biden decided on this target we're told in a meeting with officials. he will not outline a roadmap for how exactly the u.s. will get to this target by 2030, but senior officials on a call with us yesterday described multiple pathways to be able to achieve this target and they said the president's climate task force will go sector by sector over the coming weeks and months to identify more targets. president biden will not only talk about the need do this but frame it as he so often does from an economic perspective, talking about millions of jobs that

. >> and jeremy says he didn't even think doing this. was that big of a deal at first. just something he had to do for his clients. and jeremy wasn't the only one camped out dozens of others were also on the sidewalk outside the sales office to my client. what that do get it to end of the day, i said there is there's only so many of these homes that's available. there were 18 townhomes up for grabs starting at 1.2 million dollars. now what really attracted this realtors clients to these condos is that they are said to rate, meaning none of those bidding wars will take place here soon as you walk in yeah, the price is right there. and you write the check for the deposited. you know that. >> in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> drought conditions are having a major impact on the water source for east bay mud to this is in the sierra nevada foothills, a spokesperson for the utility tells kron four's haaziq madyun a stage. one drought could be declared for customers as early as tomorrow. >> the east bay municipal utility district is experiencing a historicall