cynthia mcfadden has more >> reporter: when karen bishops got covid two years ago, she never imagined it would ruin her health, drain her bank account, and compromise her ability to raise her then 11-year-old son jayani >> what is this lesson about? >> reporter: and she didn't know america's social safety net would fail her >> i just have this overwhelming fatigue, this overwhelming lingering cough. and i started noticing like significant memory issues. >> reporter: she went back to work as a paramedic for a south florida fire department, but was soon fired her symptoms got worse. >> after termination, it was a huge battle with the workers compensation doctors who gas lit me and basically told me there is no possible way you have anything wrong with you workers compensation ended up getting denied. >> reporter: next, she applied for disability through social security after a full year of being out of work and facing financial ruin, another dead-end when you were denied for your social secure disability, what was your reaction >> it was really devastating. i have nearly $4,000 of bills

if we have minimum date of the report, charles mcfadden joins me now in the studio with more on president salenti reaction . charles, welcome. what were the main messages of his speech? anthony, i think that president zelinski had 3 audiences in mind as he delivered the speech . firstly, there was a reaction to vladimir putin and, and that very angry, some would say, very aggressive speech, which really sought to betray you. crane as, as somewhat of a fight country. now letting me zalinski replied, where proud people with a proud history, where we're going to talk about here and now we're going to talk about how to prevent war. so for letting me put number one, number 2, he's trying to prevent a lot of demonstrations from voters in the east of the country. there are hundreds of thousands of internally displaced. people who've had to flee the fighting. many of them will feel like they can't go home now after this announcement by letting me potent so flooding me. zalinski said where peaceful people and i think he was talking to those voters. and thirdly, he had a message for the world, anth

the morning while to help us get through this developing story database, charles mcfadden joins me in the studio for more. charles took us through what's been happening in the last hour before we get into that, rebecca, i've been reporting on ukraine fight years. this is a remarkable and very dark moment in european history, and i think that flighty met putin. the saw that we just heard from him that the quote that we just heard from him was absolutely full of false misinformation, obviously designed to put off an army that he's now declared. he's fighting. now i would just wanted to take you through what vladimir putin said. he said that the government of ukraine was near not in fact, it's not. it's led by jewish president. he said that the far right was in charge of ukraine. in fact, at the last election, it received less than 2 percent of the vote. now he made a see a series of remarks at climbing the heritage of the said, the 2nd world war for russia i ukrainians would say on the other hand that millions of them died in the 2nd world war as well and, and millions of them for in th

. >> reporter: stan mcfadden's officers are seizing more and more ghost guns every week. >> some look like my duty weapon and the pattern ars that are commonly utilized. >> reporter: my sources tell me that confidential inform. informants helped them break their case. police found ghost-gun making equipment still left inside a locker and began piecing the case together. the suspects are due in court tomorrow afternoon for arraignment. we'll stay on the story. >>> tonight san leandro's police chief is hoping to convince the city council to roll out a city-wide security system. he wants to add cameras along the border with oakland. the cameras will be focussing on hot spot crime areas. but privacy advocates worry they'll do more harm than good. >> the question is, how much surveillance do we have to undergo to provide additional safety. >> we know criminals don't have boundaries. if there's a crime here more somewhere else and we're able to help another jurisdiction solve their crime. >> the city counsel won't be voting on the plan tonight, but he hopes to find a vendor soon. >>> health

cynthia mcfadden explains. >> reporter: when karen bishop got covid two years ago, she never imaginedwould ruin her health, drain her bank account, and compromise her ability to raise her then 11-year-old son jeoni. and she didn't know america's social safety nets would fail her. >> i just had this overwhelming fatigue, overwhelming lingering cough. i started noticing significant memory issues. >> reporter: she went back to work as a paramedic for a south florida fire department but was soon fired. her symptoms got worse. >> after termination, it was a huge battle with the workers' compensation doctors who gaslit me and basically told me there's no possible way you have anything wrong with you. workers' compensation ended up getting denied. >> reporter: next she applied for disability through social security. after a full year of being out of work and facing financial ruin, another dead end. when you were denied for your social security disability, what was your reaction? >> it was really devastating. i have nearly $4,000 of bills every month that are being neglected. >> it sounds lik

that was r d w, corresponded to charles mcfadden. thanks for being with us. charles. now let's get the latest her from brussels. our correspondent, alexandra front. nomine join. just from there. alexander, the, you're, europe, is just waking up to this is just shortly before 7 am here anna in germany and also in brussels. we're getting some responses coming already from the german leader. or what else are you hearing from, from brussels, from you in nato leaders? well, of course, all of them are condemning russia's actions in ukraine, and it's quite interesting that the senior european representatives, european leaders are a such as the president of the european commission, the president of the european council, and all of them a half published at this same statement condemning russia's actions as i sat speaking of dark hours in europe, seeing that they are thoughts are with the innocent people, women, children, men in ukraine, quite a strong statement. and of course, a condemning this unprovoked attack. and also promising that they will hold the kremlin accountable.

i'm gonna go to mcfadden yoga, is how comical at the age of 58, i shall. paval is on indefinite sick leave without pay. abbey shit, carinthia is one of the few residents of nectar to take action against the pollution linked to the factory. a law student, he filed a complaint against the company to live. they are lord, allowing the people who come inside the company. they are just hallway of hide, though alden in front of the alban. nobody can bear correction against them. they were there have too much longhand. the students complaint alerted the regional authorities. in january 2020, the pollution control agency inspected the bella factory. the facts, he was ordered to change its practices. most importantly, officials demanded a study of the effects of pollution on the health of workers looking in particular at comp and i so fight c. s 2 norse of nectar along the cham ball river. there are 20000 people living in around 20 villages. ah, among them miss palmer, katy located 4 kilometers from the prompts. for years the villagers have been reporting health problems. ah, the residence com

so the owners could proceed with their plans. mcfadden. i just want to show you this pile of papers they sent us here, of course is all just part of their strategy to make it clear. we don't want you hear any more additional tv on top. we are still paying our rents, of course. so we're talking about a so called extension of occupancy as well, and i'm angelo's, was that song remonde on ours or to them of it says here on notice of termination would have ended at tenancy on may 31st 2019 but look where still here than they are in minnesota and can you understand why many people said this is too much hassle for me? i'd rather move out to vic then monitor yahveh long. of course, when all you hear for years from the owner is i can tell you one thing about the modernization work will be a huge upheaval for you and it will cause a huge racket. it obviously scared many people away soccer. daniel dickman has been fighting for his building for 15 years back then city authorities sold it and it was renovated to be more energy efficient. acadia states

. >> todd: cassie mcfadden is helping as a substitute, before being fired over the vaccine.eorologist janice dean live in the studio with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: you will not complain about the snow you got? >> todd: i didn't complain. i was not mad at you, i had not heard much from any meteorologists. >> janice: those are fighting words, you could have texted me. parts of the northeast got more snow than expected, sometimes it happens. we did tell you there was going to be a coastal storm. look at it. it is cold in the northeast, 14 in chicago across great lakes, as well. we set records over the west for the last two weeks and yesterday was not exception across california. look at the record highs, the weather might have affected the super bowl yesterday, they said the rams probably played better because they are used to warmer temperatures. there you go. l.a. tied record. san jose and san francisco, tied, as well. changes coming in the west. not a bad forecast in terms of storm systems, that is about to change over the next couple days. big trough in the west.

and director mcfadden and emily cohen for engaging in that. i appreciate your commitment to continue to engage with the lower knob hill on the alliance in ensuring that this project is able to move forward. much needed and very important project able to move forward with the support of the neighbors and the community. thank you. >> chair haney: thank you. ditto to all of that. thank you again to everybody who took the time and everyone from the neighborhood who called in and participated in those conversations. i want to make a motion to amend the resolution as offered by h.s.h. can we have a roll call vote on the amendment please. >> clerk: the motion to amend the resolution offered by h.s.h. [roll call vote] we have three ayes. >> chair haney: thank you. i want to make a motion to move item 1 to the full board with a positive relate of recommendatis amended. >> clerk: to the full board with a positive recommendation. [roll call vote]. we have three ayes. >> chair haney: thank you so much. thank you everyone. please call items 2 and 3 togethe

and director mcfadden and emily cohen for engaging in that. i appreciate your commitment to continue to engage with the lower knob hill on the alliance in ensuring that this project is able to move forward. much needed and very important project able to move forward with the support of the neighbors and the community. thank you. >> chair haney: thank you. ditto to all of that. thank you again to everybody who took the time and everyone from the neighborhood who called in and participated in those conversations. i want to make a motion to amend the resolution as offered by h.s.h. can we have a roll call vote on the amendment please. >> clerk: the motion to amend the resolution offered by h.s.h. [roll call vote] we have three ayes. >> chair haney: thank you. i want to make a motion to move item 1 to the full board with a positive relate of recommendatis amended. >> clerk: to the full board with a positive recommendation. [roll call vote]. we have three ayes. >> chair haney: thank you so much. thank you everyone. please call items 2 and 3 togethe

mcfadden and ms. cohen and the mayor's office that played a constructive role in fixing what was a bad start. now the hard work begins. the hard work is actually adhering to these things and making sure that a homeless shelter in a dense neighborhood that already has more than its fair share of problems is going to get the real commitments that are set forth in here and other commitments that have yet to be made. i am committed to that. i think i can speak on behalf of h.s.h. that they are committed to that. we are going to start with weekly meetings. i am going to be a constant presence on the 700 block of post street and beyond and hopefully, both the process that we had to recreate as well as the product, will be a model going forward. thank you to the budget committee for giving me that time. i would appreciate an extra week. nothing like a deadline to get everybody to get it together and while i don't yet have the wet ink signatures of the other parties on this, my signature is affixed. i expect

mcfadden and ms. cohen and the mayor's office that played a constructive role in fixing what was a bad start. now the hard work begins. the hard work is actually adhering to these things and making sure that a homeless shelter in a dense neighborhood that already has more than its fair share of problems is going to get the real commitments that are set forth in here and other commitments that have yet to be made. i am committed to that. i think i can speak on behalf of h.s.h. that they are committed to that. we are going to start with weekly meetings. i am going to be a constant presence on the 700 block of post street and beyond and hopefully, both the process that we had to recreate as well as the product, will be a model going forward. thank you to the budget committee for giving me that time. i would appreciate an extra week. nothing like a deadline to get everybody to get it together and while i don't yet have the wet ink signatures of the other parties on this, my signature is affixed. i expect