candice: and two more whales on our starboard side. candice: we investigate who's breaking the voluntary speed limit most often. kathi george: i fear that whale populations eventually could go extinct. candice: and some new technology designed to alert ships when whales are nearby. mariana: the lowest point for me was probably in october. i was considering suicide, but i didn't reach out to anyone. candice: a mental health crisis on college campuses compounded by the pandemic. we investigate to find out how many local universities are tracking the calls for help and which ones are stepping up to meet the need. bigad shaban: thanks for joining us, everyone. i'm bigad shaban. well, there is something killing hundreds of endangered whales off our coast. the death rate over the past few years has spiked to levels we haven't seen in recent history. so why is it happening? our investigation reveals that popular companies may share some of the blame. and now new technology, 100s of feet below the ocean surface, aims to protect these whales th

candice: that's right. jeffrey: you would go out of business. candice: exactly., that would be success. jeffrey: that day remains far off. for now, the collecting and lending continue. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at forge project in new york's hudson valley. geoff: it is striking to see the richness, the significance of the art extending to the line -- the land itself could amna: i liked how the director talked about how projects like this help artists create their own space. geoff: join us later tonight here on pbs to join yamiche alcindor and her panel for washington week. and tune into pbs news weekend for the latest on the battle for house speaker. amna: and we will be back here next week with navy veteran mark frerichs' first tv interview since being released by the taliban after two and a half years held hostage. >> i never broke down and cried, i came close, but i wasn't going to let them -- they may have stole three years of my life but i wasn't going to let them steal my soul and spirit. amna: that interview right here on monday. and that is

candice: and two more whales on our starboard side. investigate who's breaking the voluntary speed limit most often. kathi george: i fear that whale populations eventually could go extinct. candice: and some new technology designed to alert ships when whales are nearby. mariana: the lowest point for me was probably in october. i was considering suicide, but i didn't reach out to anyone. candice: a mental health crisis on college campuses compounded by the pandemic. we investigate to find out how many local universities are tracking the calls for help and which ones are stepping up to meet the need.

with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> candice, thank you. >>> if you have a story give us a call 888-996-tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> the 49ers will fly to philadelphia on friday and on that team flight 49ers defensive end charles omenihu. omenihu is currently under investigation for domestic violence, the nfl releasing a statement saying it's reviewing the incident between omenihu and his girlfriend and there is no change to his status. he was arrested on monday at his home in santana row. >> we're letting the legal process take care of itself. if healthy, he'll play this week. >> the last 24 hours, 48 hours, we feel very good letting the legal process take care of itself. don't feel we should kick him off the team at this time. >> omenihu is dealing with an oblique injury, that's what the coach meant if he's healthy he is expected to play and will be on the field sunday when they take on the eagles in the nfc championship game. >> reporter: you joined a gym on january 1st with the best of intentions but now it's time to cal

and candice nguyen, you can see behind her.e's monitoring that damage. >>> kari hall, you have been tracking the storm system all week. >> we are seeing it come in waves right now. the activity breaking up, and some of us getting a break here and there and there will be a potential with a lot of impacts as heavy rain moves in. it stalled out in some areas that could cause flooding very quickly, just depending on how this storm wants to behave over your microcle. as we looking at the north bay where rain is returning, there's steady rain for parts of the north bay but heavier downpours, sunnyvale also seeing steady rain right now. for the north bay, we have seen it pick up from marin county in the areas still dealing with flooding and quickly rising, creeks and rivers. that's going to be the case for today. as we go into late morning, the heavier rain starts to make its way into parts of the east bay, and there's a potential of thunderstorms and small hail as well as gusty winds. when the rain is coming down hard and fast, it do

. >>> our team coverage continues with today in the bay's candice nguyen.look at that damage at the gas station behind you, candice. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, laura. good morning to you. the first thing that sticks out is the shear size of this canopy behind me, and it's as large as a swimming pool, i might add. this entire area blocked off by tape, if i step to the side and we zoom in a bit, take a look at the gas pumps. at least two crushed under the canopy. the employees say the structure may have been slumping before the winds blew it down. this vallejo gas station is in san francisco, and the canopy came crashing down yesterday when strong winds came sweeping through across the bay area. we are not smelling gas either, and folks cleared out fearing something like this could happen and of course, in preparation for this storm. public works, crews were breaking down a tree, and the department said their morning is far from over as emergency crews work to clear roads this morning, thee asking all of uso do what we can to stay safe. >> this is a gre

nbc bay area's candice nguyen joining us with more from the newsroom. >> reporter: the attack video was not the only material released. i've just finished reviewing the surveillance video from capitol police and paul pelosi's 911 call. the video comes from cameras outside the pelosis' home in san francisco and captures the moments before the break-in and gruesome attack. then we'll let you listen to pelosi's 911 call in full. let's take it step by step. you're looking, again, at capitol surveillance video from the pelosis' san francisco home. you saw depape, the suspect, kind of stroll in, appears to be calmly strolling in, had a backpack on his back, placed it down. then we see him rummaging through his backpack. he's doing this for approximately six minutes. he goes through his bag, looks over his shoulder several times. then you see him go to the door there, struggle with it. he is striking that glass door with that hammer. we see him use his whole body there to try to shove it in, debris coming toward the camera. and we see him striking it over his head with full force, getting it i

." >>> our team coverage continues with candice nguyen.ng winds are taking its toll on the gas station. just look behind you there. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. take a look at this thing. no, it's not a wall. this is the canopy over the valero gas station here in san francisco on its side toppled over with two gas pumps underneath, crushed. i can see the wires and machinery sticking out there. the structure was possibly already slumped over beforehe storm hit t winds pushed over. larkin and large trees fell around the public library. it blocked off the road last night and shook up families who were inside a numr of cars that the trees fell on top of. nobody was injured. police were nearby to help those families. this was the scenesorning on upper market. street crews came out to cut up a tree that blocked the roadway and brought a chipper. if it rains again, and it will, san francisco public works says they might have sandbags this morning. they ran out earlier to the frustration of many san francisco residents, and then there was a de

. >>> heading into our investigative unit to catch up with our reporter candice nguyen. >> we are investigating long public wait times at a hospital in the south bay, valley medical center. we've been reporting about doctors saying they are burned out at this hospital and some patients are having to wait six to seven months to see a doctor. some of the patients reached out to us and now he wants to share his story. he's been waiting so long for his surgery he says it's essentially ruined his life. coming up in our full story we'll get the hospital's response and we're going to get a comparison of these delays here at this hospital in the south bay and what we're seeing nationwide. >> thank you so much for that preview. appreciate it. looking forwd to your story.ar >>> welcome back. not the best news if you're trying to sell your home but a positive trend for first-time home buyers trying to make it in the bay. san francisco prices are down 10% from one year ago. in san jose it's 7% lower. we spoke with a leading economist who has some advice for all of you looking to buy right now. >> if you ar

our investigative reporter, one of them candice nguyen is with us now. if you're not a citizen, you can still legally buy the gun, is that correct? it's as simple as that. >> it's not as simple as that. if you're undocumented, you cannot buy a gun. but if you are a citizen and show documentation that you're able to work here, you're able to legally buy a firearm from a dealer. >> what kind of gun did he use in these shootings? >> the sheriff officials said he bought a semiautomatic handgun. that's one of the cues visually. they're not disclosing where he bought it. >> what is his immigration status? i believe he has been here several years. >> district attorney steve wagstaffe says he is not a citizen, but that does not mean he is undocumented. in fact, his employer tells me that he was authorized to work to be here in the united states when they bought that farm and they hired him march of last year. >> like a greencard situation? i was on a greencard many years. i was legally here. >> that's what's complicated, and that's what we don't know 100% for su

>> reporter: well, chris, actually our candice nguyen spoke to the owner of this gas station this morning, and he told her it was actually tilting a bit before the storm. but he says he certainly never expected it would collapse. now, the city tells us it does investigate complaints of potentially dangerous structures but says no one ever raised any concerns about the facility here. now, as a result, the city tells us it now has no plans, guys, to investigate what happened here. >> bigad, thanks very much. >> truly miraculous no one was hurt. >> yeah. >> thank you, biga >> thank you, biga >>> stad.y ohoh ms. floreres, what wowod we d do without t you? leader of f many, and pepet wranglerer too. ohoh ms. floreres, what wowod we d do without t you? yoyou report t to your boso, every y afternoon.n. soso beautifulul. so b becoming a a student agn might seseem impossisible. hehello mi amomor. but t what if a a school could d be there f for all of ? careerer, family,, financeses and mentatal heal. wewell, it canan. nanational uniniversity. supportiting the whohole yo. - life is uncertain. every

. >> here's investigative unit reporter candice nguyen. >> reporter: the question all these years, whather alexander cassisio. concerns about how the case was handled by both the diocese and law enforcement. and we reveal a letter by the previous himself that has never been made public until now. january 31st, 2019. >> bold new revelations today involving the catholic church. >> reporter: the roman catholic diocese of oakland announces a high-ranking church official is accused of sexually abusing a minor. >> bishop michael barber sent out an internal letter to clergy members saying his secretary, father alexander castillo is on paid administrative leave. >> reporter: in the nearly four years since the release of that internal letter details from the diocese have been limited and questions about how long they took to report the accusations to police remain unanswered. here's what we knew right after the bishop's announcement. on january 30th the diocese says they informed castillo about the section abuse allegations and tell him he's being placed on leave. then early the next morning the

so with candice holdsworth.et's you up to date with this morning's front pages . the this morning's front pages. the mail not alone on the front pagesis mail not alone on the front pages is leading on the western countries. joining britain in agreeing to send tanks to ukraine. at last the mirror reports on zelenskyy's praise for the west's military support. he called it a historic day. the times focuses on ministers plans to tighten drug laws by banning the sale and possession of laughing gas in the guardian , laughing gas in the guardian, we're told that dominic raab is facing a much broader bullying investigation than initially thought , and investigation than initially thought, and the metro loose with the revelation . and we with the revelation. and we should expect two or three police officers a week to face criminal charges. staggering figure. as the met can confirm ongoing internal issues. figure. as the met can confirm ongoing internal issues . well, ongoing internal issues. well, it's ongoing internal i

president adama barrow took part, the country's boy economic situation still hasn't changed, but sir candice residents don't load these problems to stop them. from enjoying life killer east meets his crew at town. a typical working class neighborhood is kind of my city got from it is just a big nobody cares about people go to the tourism is on a rise since sarah couldn't, the lives on the shores of the atlantic ocean kilometers of prestige. sandy beaches have made it an increasingly popular destination. of course, the locals also liked to relax and a beach in your free time. um our mama. yup. so welcome to la botto bits one of my favorite places in the gambia. you see the beautiful beach, the beautiful people having fun. and you know, it was really a great time having you guys, anyone know like to take everybody for watching it and hope that he confir dampier soon. which of my city is not all alfred, but it filled the math. it said you had to break up with when they printed like up that in of the fall for the little you pay the here with all really, really wanted was the involvement of the a

the investigative unit, candice nguyen. >> you can give us a call. 888-996-tips or visit our website, be everywhere. check out this one in vacaville, blocking the cherry glen off-ramp. it is expected to be cleared after midnight. in belmont, multiple trees fell across covington road taking down power lines with them. the biggest tree, you can see it right there resting on top of that truck. in the south bay, the downed tree, the pick up moving when the tree fell on it. luckily, that driver is okay. >> falling trees are primarily responsible for all the power outages. this is a look at pg&e's live outage map. they are catching up and getting the lights back on. as we approach midnight, 22,000 pg&e customers are still without power. that number though was 50,000 customers without power earlier today. so there is progress. the south bay has the most outages with more than 14,000 customers in the dark tonight. pg&e says this is their largest response to a winter storm ever. and santa clara county is feeling the worst of it. tom jensen is in south san jose where neighbors have been waiting

through acquisitions through other categories but listen look at new york right now, the lineup of the candicees that have opened in new york, the demand is there, the want is there, look how long it took for prohibition. ultimately i saw a big opportunity and industry, with tilray with the balance sheet, brands, innovation, global footprint we'll be there depending upon what we'll be a diversified company in many categories but built around brands. >> i know there was a lot of talk about the acquisition strategy on the call how are you thinking of it is it other beer and liquor brands in the u.s. craft brands could you see a scenario where cpg makes up bigger revenues than cannabis? >> that's what i see today the cannabis business in canada -- it's interesting over the last couple of years we've paid over $220 million in taxes in canada. so look what the governments are missing by not legalizing. the plan is to grow canada, do other acquisitions, but theu.s right now the focus is on cpg and looking at some of bigger opportunities out there in the wellness space which i know well, looking at o

today in the bay's candice nguyen is live this morning at a san francisco gas station with a look atthere. candice. >> reporter: right now we are on king drive giving you a look at a canopy that is supposed to be over the gas station. look at the shear size that toppled over. such a big structure. a very dangerous situation. if there were a person or car underneath when it came down. strong winds pushed it down yesterday. good news here, nobody was injured. all the workers left before it fell over saying they thought something like this could happen. >>> let's send it over to kari with our current conditions. >> rain still coming through and we have a potential of thunderstorms for today. scattered rain will continue into the evening, and not much of a break until the next system comes in tomorrow evening with another storm on saturday, and on sunday, it just continues and then we will see a stronger storm system, another atmospheric river coming in on monday. as we look at the rest of the 7-day forecast, much more impacts with the potential of flooding storms and more mudslides. we

he now lives in the hudson valley of new york with his wife, candice hopkins, executive director of forge, a contemporary native-led arts organization. chacon is a collector, and creator, of sounds, constantly experimenting. expanding what music can be. he writes for traditional inruments, but has them played in unusual ways or places. he also composes for very different kinds of instruments. here, fog horns, in a piece performed by ship's crews in bergen, norway. ananother titled "report," written for different kindof firearms. raven: they're all sounds. but they all have other meanings, of course. you wonder, what is on those ships? what are those ships bringing? where are those ships from? how long are ty going to stay? same with the guns. who's holding the guns? why are they firing? where are they firing these weapons? are they weapons or are they tools? that's the hope, is that somebody hears something inside of that. whether that is a story or an emotion. jeffrey: the connection to the history of a specific place is often important to chacon, as seen here in a piece performed on alc

the investigative unit, candice nguyen. >> you can give us a call. 888-996-tips or visit our website, week, downed trees seem to be everywhere. check out this one in vacaville, blocking the cherry glen off-ramp. it is expected to be cleared after midnight. in belmont, multiple trees fell across covington road taking down power lines with them. the biggest tree, you can see it right there resting on top of that truck. in the south bay, the downed tree, the pick up moving when the tree fell on it. luckily, that driver is okay. >> falling trees are primarily responsible for all the power outages. this is a look at pg&e's live outage map. they are catching up and getting the lights back on. as we approach midnight, 22,000 pg&e customers are still without power. that number though was 50,000 customers without power earlier today. so there is progress. the south bay has the most outages with more than 14,000 customers in the dark tonight. pg&e says this is their largest response to a winter storm ever. and santa clara county is feeling the worst of it. tom jensen is in south san jose where

. >> reporter: when you see candice lager and mariah rooney in a denver area gym, it's not a run-of-the-millkout. they are co-directors of trauma informed weightlifting, teaching coaches how to use weight training to help trauma survivors. >> when you have experienced such horrible things that tell you that maybe you don't matter, you're not strong, that you don't have the right to make choices over your own body, it's a pretty powerful thing to then be able to move in a way that really taps into strength. >> reporter: if i can do this, i can control other parts of what's happening? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: ptsd causes elevated stress hormones, often trapping a person in fight or flight mode. exercises like this barbell back squat might disrupt that. >> doing something like that could allow someone to just focus on the movement and develop a better connection to what their body is doing many that moment. >> reporter: is this a kind of a message of doing this exercise also means you're in control as opposed to the things that may have happened to you from outside of your body?

candice , thanks so much for coming on . so you at the same time that they're addressing these big theoretical macro issues and changing the american criminal justice code to be race specific, something that's never been they're ignoring the collapse of daily life for their constituents. you see this everywhere. what is it? >> we don't know what it is . it does seem to be a very strange collision. and seeing her put put this forth is just actually i'm incredulous. and selfishly, i'd like to see go into place for maybe just one day because it would be brilliant for a black conservatives because every single democrat would fall by their sword. of course, they reserved their most hatreds and the most vitriol for black conservatives, people like myself, larry elder, thomas, they'd all be locked up federally. let me trust you. if there's actually put into place. but i think it also yields more questions for me. i'm looking at this. i'm going what are they possibly thinking? how would this work and what about black on black critic

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there are other financial regulators not on appropriations and we candice agree about whether or nothey also should be. but it's indisputable that congress has precisely zero leverage over the cfpb. it's hard for me to imagine that our founders intenned an agency to have the power of the legislative branch and precisely zero accountable to the legislative branch. and in any case, clearly the cfpb is overreaching and doesn't seem to care about congress' view. this is why the fifth circuit recently found the cfpb's funding structure is unconstitutional. the court noted, and i quote, the bureau's perpetual insulation from congress' appropriations power renders the bureau no longer dependent and as a result no longer accountable to congress and ultimately to the people. end quote. well, what can we expect from an agency designed to be unaccountable to congress if not overreach. for example, under director chopra, the cfpb uniunilaterally decided that dodd-frank's grant of authority to prevent unfair, abusive act osar practices now includes the controversial disparate impact liability. it

basically calm them down and asked their names and put them down and try to find the parents, give candicepdates to the public after russian missile strikes across the country. tributes have been pouring in from his friends and colleagues. the ukrainian foreign minister called it "a huge loss for all of us." and this is a ukrainian mp who knew him, speaking to the bbc. he was very close to president zelensky, being next to him from day one of his campaigning, and this is definitely a big human loss for our team, for the team of president zelensky and for every ukrainian, because he was a great person. very energetic, very patriotic, as i've said. i mean, i have no words. i'm trying to keep calm, but this is very hard. this is very hard because this is a tragedy for everyone. let's get the thoughts now of the mayor of kyiv — vitali klitschko. very patriotic guy. did a lot of things for ukraine, i made police reform in ukraine, and it's actually... ..a big tragedy for- ukraine, for his family. plenty of reaction to bring you internationally as well. we've also heard from us president biden —

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fantasy fuelled spare rages on one of the world's most controversial social conservative commentators, candice owens unleashes on the sussex . it safe unleashes on the sussex. it safe to say she's never held back before . he's basically saying, before. he's basically saying, i am allowed to be an awful human being. i am allowed to sell my nieces, my nephews , my brother, nieces, my nephews, my brother, my father, my stepmother, even my father, my stepmother, even my dead mother. and that's doing this book that unmissable and unfiltered exclusive. coming up live at 1015. plus as both harry and his ghost—writer scramble to defend the accuracy of , his defend the accuracy of, his book, do you consider the malicious memoir a work of fact fiction? princess diana's wedding dress designer and friend , emanuel, an ex friend, emanuel, an ex thatcherite niall gonna take on broadcasting his hedley. that's in the clash at 920 then fildes mp our lady colin campbell investigate the dim duke's excuse for revealing his taliban and kill was genuine or just and kill was genuine orjust crash damage limitation .

candice at the moment. heard at this afternoon from the mayor of london , sadiq khan, about this london, sadiq khan, about this incident and this is what he had to say. he said , on saturday in to say. he said, on saturday in euston, was a senseless act of violence to carry gun, let alone use a gun in london is unacceptable. but to use a guard at a funeral because . police at a funeral because. police i've been in close contact the police service since saturday afternoon , and i'm sure i speak afternoon, and i'm sure i speak for londoners when i say i thought with the victims who have been affected, my promise is continue to be tough on crime by investing in the police at a time the government's made big cuts, but also to invest the complex causes of crime as well . we' complex causes of crime as well. we' suella braverman about this incident, she tweeted, saying she's deeply concerned by shocking shooting in terms of the police in this area . they'll the police in this area. they'll be holding a meeting la