Lou with us next, the chairman of the House Freedom caucus, congressman mark meadows. Also tonight, more evidence that the national leftwing media is working as the opposition party. A new study confirming coverage is wildly biased. Just 3 of their stories about President Trump deemed positive. We take that up with republican strategist ed rollins. And the trump rally roars on. Today the dow industrials crossed the 21,000 level for the first time in history. Just 35 days after the dow blew past 20,000 on optimism about the trump agenda. Since President Trump was elected, the stock market has posted roughly 3. 2 trillion in paper gains. And its not just investor confidence. Consumer confidence as well at a 15year high. Good evening, everybody. President trump today turning from his triumph in the joint session of congress to the important work that now lies before him. Implementing his agenda. Mr. Trump making a brief remark as republicans remain divided on how to repeal and replace oba
Good morning, everyone, im carolyn tyler. Thanks for joining us on this sunday, march 19th. Lets start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. Hi there, carolyn. Lots of clouds behind you and from live doppler 7 we can see a few returns in the north bay. Weve seen a few areas of drizzle and light shower activity from points west around ft. Ross, highway 1 and if we go further to the north, you can see still it is a little bit wet up towards hopland and lakeport. Most of the activity is offshore and wont be reaching the ground. We will see a cloudy day today, but look at all the cloud cover offshore. This will be visiting us throughout the day and bring a slightly cooler afternoon. Right now its mild in oakland, 58. Its 49 in gilroy. From our sutro camera we have low clouds as well. 58 napa, 54 in livermore and a few peeks of sun in emeryville. With 50s and 60s by noon time, well have gray skies and the bulk of the wet weather holds off until the beginning o
Thank you calling and without further ado i thought id pose a question first to the judge alternating between the joint and biographer. Mister posner, when you were the age of some of these people as an undergraduate at yale, but biography tells us you are a fabulous yates scholar, interested in literature. What made you decide to go to law school . Law school is always the default graduate choice for any college graduate. And my father was a lawyer and he gave some thought to going to graduate school in english but decided it was not for me so i dont think i consideredanything else. Harvard law school seemed to have a permanent impression on you isuppose, seemed to change and launch your trajectory in many ways. Can you tell us about the Academic Experience there . Well, it was mixed. But they did something clever. They did attrition in their first year of law school so that was very good. I got a good start. And second and third years were not as interesting. Like the professors, i r
Get the word out as quickly as we could. Reporter you feel like that should have been a quicker response to the public . The nature of flaring event is we had to determine what was happening and make sure that we got Accurate Information out. One thing history has proven to us is that chevron cannot be trusted, that we need to have independent investigations, not investigations conducted by chevron to tell us what really happened, what was really emitted. Reporter now, the bay area air Quality Management group says they will be investigating. Veronica, one of the issues out here is that they have monitors to test how much pollutants got into the public. But not everyone in the community here believes those monitors are adequate enough. Lots of people nervous. Thank you. Memories still fresh of a Major Incident at the same chevron refinery in 2012. A major fire sent thick, black smoke into the air. 15,000 people went to the hospital with respiratory problems. Chevron was cited for sever
Effective. This far exceeds any and all expectations. Nobody thought they would get to that level. And we have others coming, which we think will be at equal level, may be more, thats possible. We will work to secure an emergency use authorization, which should be coming down extremely soon, and my administration will then coordinate the distribution of the vaccine, and it will be approved, i think again, it will be approved very, very quickly, we hope. The average Development Timeline for a vaccine, including clinical tests and manufacturing, can take 812 years. Through operation warp speed, we are doing it in less than one year. Sean amazing news, even dr. Fauci this week saying wow, this long nightmare is coming to an end. Incredible feet, from the best, the brightest scientists, researchers, doctors, all those that worked in the medical profession, we have the best in the world. Of course, well continue to track this very important story, but we begin tonight with more breaking new