police say the fountain at the santa rosa memorial park was knocked over and sustained major damage. they say it's a employee believes the fountain was vandalized on friday between 9.15, in the morning and to 40 in the afternoon. well, the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalized and knocked over in 2020 as well. police are still looking for the suspects in that incident. and the oakland fire department responded to a boat fire yesterday morning near the port and estuary. this is video of that scene from the citizens app. fire officials say the crews quick work help prevent any further damage. no word yet on what may have caused that fire or if there were any injuries involved. they did mention that the department will soon be getting a new fire boat to better deal with these kinds of incidents. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. president joe biden is trying to win the support of more lawmakers in georgia. >> why the extra support is necessary to get voting rights legend leigh legislation through the senate. plus bay area schools are taking different approache

that have lead pipes feeding the fountains. because everybody deserves clean water. everybody. no matter -- city, suburban, or rural areas. here in washington, d.c., expansion of a infrastructure academy. preparing local workers to take the good-paying jobs in manufacturing, construction, and utilities that are going to be created as a consequence of the infrastructure law. i urge every american to take a look at what you all are doing. i urge every american to follow suit, to use the resources, the rescue plan, the resources that were intended not just to stave off disaster but build for a future around the people who make communities run. use your funds to cover childcare costs. temporary paid leave to help certain workers dealing with omicron. build pathways to better jobs through union-based apprenticeships, on-the-job training. give people in every zip code a chance to deal for themselves and deal them into this booming economy. that also means building more affordable housing so people can have safe places closer to their

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police say the fountain at the santa rosa memorial park. moore was knocked over and sustained major damage. they say an employee believes the fountain was vandalized on friday between 09:15am, in the morning and 2.40 in the afternoon. well, the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalizing knocked over in 2020 as well. police are still looking for the suspects in that incident. the oakland fire department responded to a boat fire yesterday morning near the port, an estuary. we're showing you video that scene from our citizens at the fire. officials say the crews quick work help prevent any further damage. no word yet on what may have caused the fire or if there were any injuries involved. they didn't mention that the department will soon be getting a new fire boat and better deal with these kind of incidents. for your health this morning. dole, they're expanding their recall of packaged salads linked to a listeria outbreak. the company says iceberg lettuce, processed of the facilities. and soledad, down in monterey county, a

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this is his solo album "the nearer the fountain, more pure the stream flows." damon albarn from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] you can see damon live this monday night at the walt disney concert hall here i los angeles. tomorrow night, jason bateman and ashley park will join us, with music from ghost. our first guest is an emmy-winning actress who plays a fast-talking and fictional midcentury manhattan comic named miriam on "the marvelous mrs. maisel." season 4 premieres february 18th on amazon prime video. please welcome rachel brosnahan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? >> oh, it's good. >> jimmy: you flew in from new york to be here. that seems like a major sacrifice now, with everything going on. >> you know, it was an uneventful flight. >> jimmy: good. >> which feels like a gift. >> jimmy: yeah, for sure. a lot of crazy stuff is going on. >> i know. >> jimmy: the phones now are apparently knocking planes out of the sky. >> what? >> jimmy: 5g, you've got to be careful. >> great, i still have to go home, jimmy. >> jimmy

that have lead pipes feeding the fountains. because everybody deserves clean water. everybody. no matter where you're city, suburban or rural areas. here in washington, d.c., it is the expansion of a infrastructure academy, preparing local workers to take the good-paying jobs and manufacturing construction and utilities and that will be created as a consequence of the infrastructure law. look, i urge every american to take a look at what y'all are doing. i urge every mayor in america to follow suit. to use the resources, the rescue plan, the resources that were intended. not just to stave off disaster, but to build for a future around the people who make communities run. use your funds to cover childcare costs. or temporary paid leave to help certain workers dealing with omicron. build pathways to better jobs through union based apresent is ship and on the job training and give people a chance to deal for themselves and deal them into this booming economy. that also means building more affordable housing. so people could have s

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. >> the fountain at the santa rosa memorial park was knocked over and sustained major damage. police say employee believes the fountain was vandalized friday between 9.15, in the morning and around 2.40 in the afternoon. the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalized in october in 2020, police are still looking for the suspects in that incident as well as this more recent one. new tonight at 10, the el serino police department is mourning one of its own tonight. the department confirms officer jared bernstein was killed in a car crash sunday morning on interstate 80 near san pablo dam road. authorities say a van in front nf the officer lost control and collided with the center median burnside scar struck the van and he was pronounced dead at the scene. the chp is still investigating the exact cause of the accident. it was a procession this afternoon as the officer's body was escorted from the contra costa county coroner's office. in a statement the department says officer burnside was, quote, everything a person could hope for in a police officer, citizen tea

the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalized and knocked over in 2020 as well. police are still looking for the suspects in that case. we'll take a break at 7.21. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, president joe biden is trying to win the support of more lawmakers in georgia will tell you why the extra support is necessary. >> getting the rights voting rights legislation through that state. we'll be right back. we're back at 7.24. president joe biden is heading to georgia to gain support for voting rights legislation that right now that effort is gridlocked in that state. 50, 50 split. >> in the legislature. so this week democrats will try to change the senate rules to force it through with raquel martin. now with the very latest from washington. >> his plan is to sign voting rights legislation into law. president joe biden is heading to georgia tuesday. >> in an effort to gin up support for sweeping federal votin rights legisaation. he's quite focused on. >> ensuring the american people understand what is at stake here. the president will deliver a speech

the fountain at the santa rosa memorial park. it was knocked over and sustained major damage. as you can see there. police say an employee believes the fountain was vandalized on friday between 09:15am, in the morning into 40 in the afternoon. the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalized and knocked over in 2020 as well. police are still looking for the suspects in that incident as well as this one. new at night, the oakland fire department responded to a boat fire this morning near the port and estuary. >> a lot of smoke there. this video is from the citizen at fire. officials say the crews quick work helped prevent any further damage. no word on what they have caused that fire or if there were any injuries involved. they did mention that the department will soon be getting a new fire boat to better deal with these kinds of incidents. another big story we're following tonight. new york city officials have revised the death toll in yesterday's apartment fire in the bronx. real tragedy. at least 17 people we know died, including 8 children. dozens more are h

police say the fountain at the santa parks. >> was knocked over and sustained major damage there. they say an employee believes the fountain was vandalized on friday between 9.15, in the morning and to 40 in the afternoon. well, the fountain at the holocaust memorial was previously vandalizing knocked over in 2020 as well. police are still looking for the suspects in that incident. >> and the oakland fire department responded to a boat fire yesterday morning near the port and estuary. >> this is video of the scene from the citizens app. fire officials say the crews quick work help prevent any further damage. no word yet on what may have caused the fire or if there were any injuries involved. he didn't mention that the department will soon be getting a new fire boat to better deal with these kinds of incidents. for your help. dole is expanding its recall of packaged salads linked to a listeria outbreak. the company says iceberg lettuce process and its facilities in seoul, a doubt down in monterey county as well as ohio may be contaminated. well, besides the lettuce about 36, other

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the vandalism at the holocaust memorial fountain earlier this month reminds us why this is needed. when the area was vandalized, a wave of community support surpassed the goal of $35,000 in donations needed to repair the damage. police are not investigating the vandalism as a hate crime because they hit a maintenance shed and a break room. >>> bart has jumped on board. bart endorsed the plan to protect the bay area from rising sea levels. the strategy includes nine action and 21 as it kz toward reducing flood ris incomes neighborhood anz supporting low income communities in the bay area that will be impacted by rising water. it's something your team and our station has done a lot of. all the communities on the water across the bay area. >> real concern for those areas. we have more on that. click on the climate section. >>> continue our coverage tonight. a trend we have seen in january. talk about extreme rainfall in october and december. here comes january. should be one of our busiest months. we are on track for the driest january on record for one bay area city. that is san jose

fountains and black bathrooms and white bathrooms. but now we'rebu down to that again. we're going to fix the roads for minorities are going to make it make sure the roads aree equal. unbelievable the way this administrationayees sees re and green climate in just about everything almost comical if we are forced to live in it. and a couple of things he should not be secretary of transportation. what amm i ? affiliates on the radio show iss from south bend and they said this guy was handling everything. he was having traffic going the wrong direction. one time he had a town hall. he got yelled at.e they had to shut down on top of that today he promised next week to announce a plan to get down to zero traffic deaths. i'm an optimism. i'm an optimist, but i don'tn believe there's any human beinge that can get us down to zero traffic deaths. if so, so, i can take out my seatbelt and empty my dashboard of the airbag. ty i'm going to have to look into that . but if you think about the whole administration, tucker , what is more valuable righ

professionally, at the time difficult i have ever experienced personally -- a pathway back to the living and a fountain of hope that renewed and strengthened my radical faith in democracy, the system of beliefs and practices to uphold the equal rights of individuals and demands we all work together to take care of our common inheritance." a year after that, now that you are on the committee, congressman, how do you view our state? guest: we are still in the struggle to defend and fortify our essential democratic institutions. we are not completely through the woods yet. there is a struggle, globally, to defend democratic institutions and values. against this resurgent, authoritarianism, racism and fascism in some places. this is the work of a lifetime. we are in the fight of our lives to make sure democracy survives. it is not too dissimilar to what blinken experienced -- what lincoln experience when he stood on the gettysburg battlefield. every generation has to ask itself the same question. we have to renew our commitment to the values of our democracy. host: we have congressman until about 930 time

became paradoxically a salvation and sustenance for me, a pathway back to the land of the living and the fountain of hope that renewed my faith in democracy, the systems of belief and practices that uphold the individual rights of the individual and demand we work together to take care of our common inheritance." a year after that effort, now that you are on the january 6 select committee, how do you -- guest: i think we are still in a struggle to fortify our democratic institutions. we are not through the woods here yet and there is a struggle globally to defend democratic institutions and values. this resurgence of authoritarianism, racism, and fascism in some places. this is the work of a lifetime no. we are in -- a we are in -- we are in a fight to make sure democracy survives. it is not unlike what lincoln faced when he stood on the battlefield of gettysburg wondered if a nation by the people and for the people would perish. we have to renew our commitment to the values of democracy. host: we have congressman raskin with us until 9:30 eastern. we welcome your calls at 202-748-8000 for democr

this is the second time in two years that this -- that the fountain has been damaged. cemetery workers say the concrete fountain was sturdy and likely did not fall on its own. it happened sometime after friday morning. the cemetery wants it investigated as a hate crime. former senate leader harry reid was honored in las vegas. he was remembered by top democrats who spoke of his legacy, including president biden. pres. biden: the story is unmistakably american. his remarkable journey has been told by so many because it has been traveled by so few. liz: reed as someone who would get things done. he served and convert -- congress for three decades and will be known for his central role in health care and wall street reform. he passed away last month from pancreatic cancer. now to the severe weather taking hold of both coasts as people along the northeast continue to dig out of a snowstorm. others in the northwest are dealing with devastating flooding. i could joshi has more -- >> another day of freezing temperatures across the northeast as people continue to dig out follo

feeding the fountains, because everybody deserves clean water. everybody. no matter where you're -- city, suburban, or rural areas. here in washington, dc, it's funding the expansion of an infrastructure academy, preparing local workers to take the good paying jobs in manufacturing, constructions, and utilities that are going to be created as a consequence of the infrastructure law. look, i urge every american to take a look at what you all are doing. i urge every mayor in america to follow suit, to use the resources, the rescue plan, the resources that were intended not just to stave off disaster but to build for a future around the people who make communities run. use your funds to cover childcare costs or temporary paid leave to help certain workers dealing with omicron. build pathways to better jobs through union-based apprenticeships, on-the-job training. give people in every zip code a chance to deal for themselves and deal them into this booming economy. that also means building more affordable housing so people can have save places closer

back on january, 7th, someone knocked over the fountain that sits in front of the holocaust memorial here at the santa rosa cemetery. this is actually the second time this memorial has been vandalized. now, so far the police department has not identified any suspects or made any arrests nor have they said what the motive was. i did talk to someone who works here at the cemetery who says they have had a problem with people sneaking in to the cemetery mainly after hours and they've seen cases of vandalism not only at the memorial, but other gravestones and other sites around the cemetery as well. now, this vandalism, of course, is upsetting to the congregation that helped create this memorial. there is a gofundme page set up that has so far raised about $35,000 to either fix or replace the foun and to install a surveillance system to hopefully keep this from happening again. anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact the santa rosa police department and the sonoma county alliance community safety rewards. fun is offering a $2500 reward for any information that lead

i thought it was such a great way to honor her, because i always say, show business is the fountain of youth -- that people who live in our world have this kind of -- you have to be so elastic, and you have to keep up with the times. and she was such, as you know, a perfect, perfect living example of that. she hosted when she was 88, and she may as well have been -- whatever -- 25 i mean, and looking back on the- i hadn't watched it since we did it 11 years ago until last saturday everything's just so - you know, there's some racy stuff in there, and she was -- she understood every single joke she knew how to set it up. how to walk away you know what i mean >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, so, for me, that week definitely was the beginning of - not to be all artsy-fartsy or psyche about it, but it was a really cool week because it brought together a lot of women from two generations of "snl", and it helped kind of solidify this idea of a female presence on the show. i think it was by accident, because it was mother's day, and we were really there for her but i think our shared adulation of her

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back on january, 7th, someone knocked over the fountain that sits in front of the holocaust memorial here at the santa rosa cemetery. this is actually the second time this memorial has been vandalized. now, so far the police department has not identified any suspects or made any arrests nor have they said what the motive was. i did talk to someone who works here at the cemetery who says they have had a problem with people sneaking in to the cemetery mainly after hours and they've seen cases of vandalism not only at the memorial, but other gravestones and other sites around the cemetery as well. now, this vandalism, of course, is upsetting to the congregation that helped create this memorial. there is a gofundme page set up that has so far raised about $35,000 to either fix or replace the foun and to install a surveillance system to hopefully keep this from happening again. anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact the santa rosa police department and the sonoma county alliance community safety rewards fun is offering a $2500 reward for any information that leads

people have now donated more than $35,000 to repair the holocaust memorial fountain. at the santa rosa cemetery. someone toppled and broke the fountain earlier this month ago fund me campaign was set up to fix the damage and pay for a video surveillance system . this is the second time in two years that a memorial there has been vandalized now to the coronavirus to omicron specific vaccines are being tested as the surge starts to slow down, but hospitals are still feeling the effects of staffing shortages. fox news. jonathan serrie has more now on the story. medical experts agree. we could be on the other side of the, um akron surge, but we're still averaging nearly 700,000 cases per day. drugmakers are now adapting their covid vaccines to target um, across fighter and its research partner bio in tech are testing in a macron specific vaccine, while moderna is moving forward with phase two clinical trials. for a booster targeting the variant, the company's chief medical officer says. if all goes well, the booster could be ready by the fall. by the middle of the year. w

we come before you, the fountain of all wisdom and the light of all truth. we come before you not in pride or arrogance but we come before you in true humility. we come before you because we need your help. we need your help in these troubled times. we need your help for this beloved nation. we need your help for those who have been traumatized and troubled by the painful events of one year ago. and all that has continued since. we need your help, lord, now to be the democracy you would have us to be. to be the nation you would have us to be. one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so we ask you now to help us. help all of those who are traumatized. help all of those who have lost loved ones. help those who are struggling. help us to be instruments of your peace. ins instruments of your love. and ens sinstruments of your he for this land, for this congress, for this government. for we the people, for this country, and this world. precious lord, we come not in arrogance or pride but humbly. precious lord, please take our hand, lead

so that's a good one >> it's the fountain of youth. the fountain of youth, savannah. >> i know, i know. >> and you're 50 now. >> that's right. 50 you've got to start stretching stretching the ole legs. okay, your next one -- your next gadget has me like a little bit scratching my head it's kind of like a human hot pocket a hot suit why do we need that? >> savannah, i know obsessed with sweating. i got into these hot suits right at the beginning of the pandemic because i love going to hot yoga i feel so much better when i can t that i wanted and it just -- i just feel better overall when i can get a good sweat like thatkay. and then finally real quick we have the fitbit luxe. what is that, it's made of diamonds >> well, i put it on with my bracelets because i like keeping track. it keeps your mind in the game during the day when you can loo down at something and go, okay, well, i've taken this many steps, i've burned this many calories, but i don't like those big, awkward -- you know, these huge things that people wear on their wrist. t

our next guest, fountain o'toole, reviewed both books in an essay that begins this way. in january of 1972, when i was a 13 year old boy and dublin, my father came home from work and told us to prepare for civil war. he was not a bloodthirsty zealot, nor was he given to hysterical outbursts. he was calm and rueful, but also grindley certain. civil war was coming to ireland, whether we wanted it or not. he and my brother, who was 16, and i, when i got older, would all be up in northern ireland, with guns, fighting for the catholics against the protestants. what made him so sure of our faith was that the british army's parachute regiment had opened fire on the streets of dairy, after an illegal but essential peaceful civil rights march. troops killed 13 unarmed people, mortally wounded another, and shot more than a dozen others. intercommunal violence had been gradually escalating, but this seemed to be a tipping point. there were just two sides now, and we all would have to pick one. it was them or us. the conditions for civil war indeed did seem to exist at that moment,

he provoked the art world more in 1917 with "fountain," a mural he signed with a pseudonym. it was the first of the everyday object he would later call the ready mades. >> this is the definition of the ready made. this is enough to transfer it from a functional or industrial form into what is supposed to aesthetic. but it is very different from asmetic in general. >> reporter: but those ready-mades became part of his legacy. things like this hat rack or this piece called "with hidden noise." >> what is it? it is nothing. it is a ball of string. you pay about $1.50 at a hardware store. but when he cages it, what is he doing? he is departing it, he is dislocating it. he is getting you to wonder what the hell is going on. >> reporter: it works. [laughter] >> reporter: duchamp's work would influence every from andy warhol to jeff koons. >> and while most people think of picasso, it is actually duchamp who is the most influential artist for younger artists today. >> i get so excited every time i walk in here. >> reporter: and for aaron and barbara levine, there is a joy in making

seeing the white and colored drinking fountains. seeing the dogs and the hoses being used on people. suffering all kinds of insults on the base of your race. the millions of people of all races that work so hard to get rid of discrimination. here we are trying to bring it back. it's unbelievable. truly is unbelievable. the fact of the matter is, yes, members of certain minority communities have higher incidents of diabetes and hypertension and other types of underlying conditions that increase their risks. but they have those anyway. you don't have to throw race into this. treat the people that need to be treated. probably a higher number of those individuals will be treated because they have a greater incidence of it. >> martha: yeah. if you target the conditions, not the color of people's skin, then you're serving everybody who needs to be served based on the conditions that they have and not the color of their skin. i guarantee you the virus doesn't look for people deciding whether -- >> martha: it's amazing that we're having tho

let's go ahead and start with bryant park where the fountain is already frozen, but you can double freeze it by tomorrow morning because this is the coldest air in collie yeathree . this is going to blow that away. burlington could feel like somewhere in the 28 below range. it will feel subzero waking up in new york, and 24 for ithaca. you get that upper level system happening, and it's going to grab that moisture and end up creating snow which it's already done, and minnesota and south dakota, iowa this morning, as that dives south though, places like nashville that have blown past their seasonal snow totals, going to get more. another 3 to 6 inches there. north of atlanta, a quarter inch of ice could take out power lines. it looks like the heaviest snow though is going to be interior, away from the coast. it'll change terrain here closer to new york, but the south could have big impacts. michael? >> stay home if you can, and bundled up if you go out. thank you so much, ginger. >>> and this storm is expected to bring a blast of snow and ice to several southern states where they are not u

the most recent incident was back on january 7th, where somebody knocked over a fountain in front of the holocaust memorial there in the santa rosa cemetery. now, that was the extent of the damage. the rest of the memorial has some really nice murals that wasn't damage. there was no graffiti or damage done to that. so that is sort of the good news here. but again, this is the second time this particular memorial has been vandalized. i talked to some folks who work there at the cemetery, sort of off camera who say they do have a problem with people sneaking into the cemetery after hours, there's no fence around it and they've had other memorials, other a grave stones around the cemetery vandalized as well. and there been no arrests made or any a motive for the attack on the from the police department so far. but there is an effort under way to repair the damage. of course, the people who put this the local congregation very upset and there is a gofundme page has been created. it's collected about $35,000 to hopefully fix or repair the damage and put in a surveillance system that will

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we come before you come of the fountain of all wisdom and the light of all truth. we come before you not in pride or in arrogance, but we come before you in true humility. we come before you because we need your help. we need your help in these troubled times. we need your help for this beloved nation. we need your help for those who have been traumatized and troubled by the painful events of one year ago, and all that has continued since. we need your help, lord, now, to be the democracy you would have us to become a to be the nation you would have us to be. one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so, we ask you now to help us, to help all those who are traumatized. help all of those who have lost loved ones. help those who are struggling. help us to be instruments of your peace, instruments of your love and instruments of your healing for this land, for this congress, for this government, for we the people, for this country and this world. precious lord, we come not in arrogance or pride, but humbly. precious lord, please take our han

back on january, 7th, someone knocked over the fountain that sits in front of the holocaust memorial here at the santa rosa cemetery. this is actually the second time this memorial has been vandalized. now, so far the police department has not identified any suspects or made any arrest nor have they said what the motive was. i did talk to someone who works here at the cemetery who says they have had a problem with people sneaking in to the cemetery mainly after hours and they've seen cases of vandalism not only at the memorial but other gravestones and other sites around the cemetery as well. now, this vandalism, of course, is upsetting to the congregation that helped create this memorial. there is a gofundme page set up that has so far raised about $35,000 to either fix or replace the foun and to install a surveillance system to hopefully keep this from happening again. anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact the santa rosa police department and the sonoma county alliance community safety rewards. fun is offering a $2500 reward for any information that leads

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that man confessed to bring in a fountain pan into a national archives research room. he use that pen smuggled into the room to change the date on a document, the real document was dated april 14th, 1864, it was a part in that abraham lincoln at sign for a union soldier that i court-martial -- this guy apparently decided he would be credited with a great historical find if the date on that pardon instead, instead of saying april 14th 1864, it said april 16th 1865. the date lincoln was a stat assassinated. he thought he would be credited with a historical fine if it looked like he found this pardon that was the last thing that abraham lincoln signed before he was assassinated. and so we changed the date from 1864 to 1865 to try to pass it. >> well the cop shot of the national archives caught him doing, they caught him. he confessed. when they referred him to the u.s. justice department for federal prosecution. there are comps to protect the integrity of the national archives of the united states. who knew. think about that for a second, people disparage look at history

say the concrete fountain was sturdy and it likely did not fall on its own. it happened sometime after friday morning police are looking into it. the cemetery wants to investigated as a hate crime. former senate leader. harry reid was honored at a memorial service in las vegas. he was remembered by top democrats who spoke of his legacy including president biden. the story was unmistakably american. is remarkable journey has been told so many by so many. because it has been traveled b so few. former president obama also was there and praised read as someone who could get things done read served in congress for three decades and will be remembered for his central role in healthcare and wall street reform. he passed away late last month from complications with pancreatic cancer. reed was 82 years old. okay now to the severe weather taking hold of both coasts as people along the northeast continue to dig out from that major snowstorm others in the northwest are dealing with devastating flooding abc news reporter ikea jaci has more on the threat residents are faci

that manbo confessed to bringina fountain pen into a national archives research room, he used the pen he had smuggled into the room to change the date on a document, the real document was dated april 14, 1864. it was a pardon president abraham lincoln had signed for a union soldier court martialed as a deserter, this guy apparently decided he would be credited with a great historical find the date on that pardon instead, instead of saying april 14, 1864, it said april 14, 1865, the day lincoln was assassinated. he thought he would be credited with an incredible historical find, if it looked like he found this pardon that was the last thing abraham lincoln signed before he was assassinated so he changed the date from 1864 to 1865 toch try to pass it. well, the cop shop at the national archives caught him doing it. they caught him. he confessed. and they referred him to the u.s.d justice department for federal criminal prosecution. there are cops on the beat to protect the integrity of the national archives of the united states. who knew? think about that for a second. people disparage

back on january, 7th, someone knocked over the fountain that sits in front of the holocaust memorial here at the santa rosa cemetery. this is actually the second time this memorial has been vandalized. now, so far the police department has not identified any suspects or made any arrests nor have they said what the motive was. i did talk to someone who works here at the cemetery who says they have had a problem with people sneaking in to the cemetery mainly after hours and they've seen cases of vandalism not only at the memorial, but other gravestones and other sites around the cemetery as well. now, this vandalism, of course, is upsetting to the congregation that helped create this memorial. there is a gofundme page set up that has so far raised about $35,000 to either fix or replace the foun and to install a surveillance system to hopefully keep this from happening again. anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact the santa rosa police department and the sonoma county alliance community safety rewards. fun is offering a $2500 reward for any information that lead

they say it happened friday when the fountain that santa rosa memorial park was knocked over and damaged. you see the scene here and this was not the first time it was also knocked over in 2020. no one was ever caught. in southern california to los angeles police officers were fired for ignoring a robbery in progress and instead playing pokemon go. court documents say that former officers, lewis lozano and eric mitchell, we're called to respond to a robbery at the crenshaw mall. but audio and video evidence showed them a talking about it and deciding not to go. moments later they were heard talking about the pokemon go game and strategizing their next moves. the officers appealed their terminations, but they lost. all right. time for another look at the forecast. it has been a pretty it has been sunny in many areas as or looking live now over san francisco. here's meteorologist john tribal. really has been a beautiful day so far. now we do have a breeze out there that all makes for a cool feel at times, especially. >> as we start to see the sun grow deeper in the horizon. still happening

back on january, 7th, someone knocked over the fountain that sits in front of the holocaust memorial here at the santa rosa cemetery. this is actually the second time this memorial has been vandalized. now, so far the police department has not identified any suspects or made any arrests nor have they said what the motive was. i did talk to someone who works here at the cemetery who says they have had a problem with people sneaking in to the cemetery mainly after hours and they've seen cases of vandalism not only at the memorial but other gravestones and other sites around the cemetery as well. now, this vandalism, of course, is upsetting to the congregation that helped create this memorial. there is a gofundme page set up that has so far raised about $35,000 to either fix or replace the foun and to install a surveillance system to hopefully keep this from happening again. anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact the santa rosa police department and the sonoma county alliance community safety rewards fun is offering a $2500 reward for any information that leads

. >> in the '60s, we knew which drinking fountain to drink from. >> exactly. >> how do you run for office in that kind of an environment in a state like wisconsin? >> first of all, thank you for having me and what we do in a state like wisconsin is take our message directly to the voters. we take our message directly to the people because although 71% of people are republicans, they think that donald trump won the overwhelming majority of people know democracy won, know joe biden is the rightful president of the united states of america so what we're going to do is run a grass roots campaign. we're going to reach out to every corner of this state. i've already been to every county as lieutenant governor doing the work of the people and we're going to show backup throughout this campaign to talk about our plan to make sure health care is available to everybody in wisconsin and make sure we're doing something to address climate change and also to rebuild the middle class that gave people like me opportunities and that's all. that's what it comes down to in a state like wisconsin. we don't w

we come before you, the fountain of all wisdom and the light of all truth. we come before you not in pride or arrogance, but we come before you in true humility. we come before you because we need your help. we need your help in these troubled times. we need your help for this beloved nation. we need your help for those who have been traumatized and troubled by the painful events of one year ago. and all that has continued since. we need your help, lord, now to be the democracy you would have us to be, to be the nation you would have us to be. one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. so, we ask you now to help us. help all those who are traumatized. help all of those who have lost loved ones. help those who are struggling. help us to be instruments of your peace. instruments of your love. and instruments of your healing. for this land, for this congress, for this government, for we, the people, for this country and this world. precious lord, we come not in arrogance or pride but humbly. precious lord, please take our hand, lead u