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looks like we're going to see the best widespread rain to the north of us over the fire zones and we aer in for a few shower chances. but this could be changing for us. we need to see more consistency in this before we start nailing down rainfall totals throughout the west. but you can count on me. i'll have the updates. temperatures drop next week. down to 62 by next thursday. and inland valleys, from the ninths to 75. weekend is almost here. you guys got big plans for the weekend? >> i haven't thought that far ahead. >> i'm going to be lazy. how is that? >> that sounds perfect. i like that. >> i think there's youth soccer in my weekend plans. >> good weather for that. >>> up next, new developments months after a woman was killed at a san jose sports bar. the action police are taking against the bar and what they say led them to this point. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're pro

changes the whole dynamics for working parents and you pay taxes in the past you have a good income, aer good duct under this tax code, $2000 per child from your tax that you owed but that many families do you know cashier leaders, healthcare workers who never got the benefit of the toll full tax prep because i did not have that much to deduct and was not refundable. so neither came off your tax bill or you didn't get full credit, why should somebody making $5000 or hundred 50000 work $200,000 you get to write it off the taxes and the people need help even more, they don't have that much tax to pay they don't get the definitive the same cost of raising their children to an 80 percent of those left out, were working parents just did w not make enoh money. that's why the american rescue plan we did not just expand the amount on the tax cut we also made it refundable. in this framework will make it permanent refundable making sure that the families who needt it, given full credit for it in addition to those who are already gettingl full credit ad going to make sure that every three and four

president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in aered pooh of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 2899 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 2899, a bill to require the director of the bureau of prisons to address deficiencies and make necessary upgrades to the security camera and radio systems of the bureau of prisons to ensure the health and safety of employees and inmates. the presiding officer: without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consen

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came aer tom whor broke into his car theual got upset trying to because she was trying to break in his and he went after her and ran her over and killed her names of the suspect and victim of not been released, but other neighbors tell us it was clear that the driver was pursuing the woman and that the woman was trying to get away from him the video you can see the driver was in the wrong lane when he crashed into her eventually continued driving away with the help of that surveillance video. only took police around an hour to find that vehicle and then make an arrest in alameda county jr. stone abc 7 news a second woman died in oakland less than an hour later. she was found shot to death in an area of the oakland hills that's popular with hikers and cyclists. our media partner the east bay times reports a bicyclist discovered the woman's body this morning on redwood road inside reinhardt redwood regional park. one person died and two others last nighturingand's ow but they're not releasing details on exactly how he fell they say there does not appear to be foul play involved less than

also aer way to raise the levelf growth and as a third component to be worth more. that's not to say we can't run any taxes. i don't believe either but nonetheless, it doesn'tes help f taxess are higher than ever and there are certain programs that need to be fixed to bring the level of spending back onto a sustainable path. >> i'm 80-years-old so i'm old enough to remember eisenhower and the great military complex. i'm also old enough to remember how ronald reagan would give the trickle-down theory and all of these things combined between ronald reagan and the christmas gift they give to the taxpayers that i think most people know you cannot increase your spending and come out with more money in the end. i do not care how you increase the amount of people when you do not super the people at the bottom and/or have money to spend you do not have an economy that is really working. we need asy system that works fr all americans and put americans to work. in the past 16 or 18 months doing that in part by having a strong response and its policies by promoting aggregate d

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. >>> new details on the fatal shooting a seven he maing to are aer if on a movie set in new mexico afters met in person of the husband and son of halyna hutchins killed on thursday when baldwin fired a gun on the set of the movie "rust." and allegations of unsafe practices are coming in on the assistant director david halls from a former co-worker. >> basically yelling at people that we need to get things done, ignoring people when they said they need a minute to do something safely. same things that happened on our show happened here but with much more devastating effects. and you can't help but think, did i do enough. >> halls did not respond to requests for comment this weekend. the production company responded saying no complaints were received via the studio's anonymous reporting system. rust's movie production said friday safety is the top priority, adding they were not made aware of any official complaints but will be conducting an internal review of procedures while production is shut down. let's welcome back the senior editor of "deadline hollywood," in with us for two days in a

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then they will go through aer zoo is of phase one, two, and three trials for safety and efficacy andegin to think about mass producing the vaccine. president trump turned that on its head. charles: right. >> we said we'll do this all simultaneously. we didn't, my memo i didn't use the warp speed. i wasn't born yet as a phrase t was multiple shots on goal. charles: sure. >> what we said was we were going to prepare to mass produce every single candidate, that question would put forward even if that candidate didn't, didn't pan out. right? we figured that it was better to spend that kind of money and have all possibilities there. that is how president trump did it. it was really a beautiful thing. charles: you really had to be a true political outsider and someone who is used to you know, not conforming, right? because, again, it was always, okay, you find a drug, phase one, two, three. you put in an nda, new drug application, you wait two or three years. someone had to come outside the box thinking shatter that and the world is grateful for this. i want to ask you about something else

got the j&j vaccine to get boosted with either the two mrna vaccines instead of an analogous boost we aer with the j&j vacci. the early kinetics of the j&j vaccine, the body boosting antibodies only started going up later on, so there was a delayed kinetic. it started going up around 70 days after the second immunization. and this study could cut it off prematurely. in some ways, the study may have stacked the deck a little against showing the best effect of the j&j vaccine. that will have to be considered. also, the other thing about the j&j vaccine, it produces potent type of t-cell response called the cda positive response, which may be important for long-lasting, durable protection. i don't know that this study alone is any kind of clear signal how to move forward the j&j vaccine, and hopefully there will be other data presented. >> leaning on your pediatrician chops, if you will, the cdc director says they're working on a new school strategy called test to stay is how they've coined it. it means essentially leaning aggressively on testing in order to avoid having to do mandatory quar

that's aer jo misconception that a lot of people have.i have said before a lot of times you will go on set and weapons are handled as props, and they should never be handled as props. any of these firearms that are firing blanks are real firearms. they are, you know, the real thing. some of them, if they are modern, have been converted mechanically to be able to fire blanks. and some of the older ones that are used in period pieces require no conver. they are simply loaded with blanks and mechanically discharged through a mechanism. to have the misconception that these firearms are props or not real weapons is incorrect entirely. i think that is one of the things that has led to a lot of people not handling them correctly. >> also, a lot of people not understanding how this could happen. explain the me the difference between a blank and a bullet, for example. >> sure. absolutely. a blanc round, especially movie blanks, and this is an example of one right here, which would be very similar to the one used in a period piece, caliber-wise, si

the shot killed a 42-year-old sin he noing to are aer if, halyna hutchins, and injured the director, joel souza. souza has been released from the hospital. detectives are still piecing together the series of events on the set of "rust," which was being filmed in the desert, on the outskirts of san jose. this morning in his first public response baldwin tweeted, there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of halyna hutchins, a wife, a mother, and deeply admired colleague of ours. i am fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred and i am in touch with her husband, offering my support to him and his family. my heart is broken for her husband, tear son, and all who knew and loved her. all indications are that this was a horrific accident, accidents involving guns on movie sets are rare, but they've happened before. back in 1993, brandon lee, son of martial arts legend bruce lee, was killed after a bullet was left in a prop gun on the set of the movie "the crow." prop guns are supposed to work

. >>> we have a quick update on aer to we've been following closely on this show. effectively overturned roe v. wade with the texas apportion ban, many weeks before women know they're pregnant. no exception for rape or incest. as you recall a court last week in texas sided with the united states justice department and put a hold on the law calling it an offensive deprivation of an important right. but the fifth circuit court of appeals arrangeably the most conservative in the country, that court put the lower court's ruling which halted the abortion ban and hold temporarily. and last night, the conservative court cemented that decision by issues a longer stay pending appeal, allowing enforcement of the texas law the while it makes its way through the court. banning nearly all abortions for millions of women in texas, while deputyizing citizens to be abortion bounty hunters. argue aments in the case are not expected for several months allowing texas to ban that law -- that ban to be the law of the land in the state. the justice department has said it's going to ask

it is an important tool to any open and free society but we are in aer digital age or electronic transactions just make more sense. with that being said governmentus should never be in the business of telling people and businesses large or small what form of payment they should accept. we received feedback from small businesses across the country for the most part prefer not to hold cash it would oppose any federal law requiring them to accept cash as a payment. while maintaining the privacy elements the centralized technology like cryptocurrency can offer a solution because they are on ledger technology open and private this allows citizen to live in an open societyoc while it becomes more digitized and to look as a solution to extend financial services to the unbaked and the under banked it is a solution adopting an increasingly digital society while maintaining individual liberty and autonomy and a solution that not only offers more affordability to consumers that keeps consumers and small businesses and employees safe. i appreciate the opportunity to e engage in a look forward to our witn

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it is not aer a step to say thi all a front for clearly men in black going from place to place and covering up ufos, right? so the next step of alien contact is abductions, right? betty and barney hill is one of the classic abduction theories. there are all kinds of ufo shows that are involved in these kinds of things, right? bettyve and barney hill saw it new hampshire. they p realized their drive hom normally four hours took more than seven. this is the missing time of so much erufo culture.. returning home, betty has nightmares. they remember what happened. a ship landed, they were taken on board, and if i asked you to writehe down on a sheet of pape the e types of medical examinations that were done, you know what they are, right? they were probed here and there, andd what seemed so fringy in te 1960s, we could say what an alien abduction feels like, sounds like. the grays become the popular figure and they publish a book in 1966 called "theinterrupted journey." why are wewall talking about uf? because gufos come back to conspiracy theories about the government in interesting ways from

something that iio think muddie water as bit and enables to see the phenomenon of nixon hating in aer complicated light. the realm of foreign policy is the realm where nixon would seem to be on his strongest footing. it is here that as his many champions would point out, he achieved great accomplishments includingg the opening to china and the super c power detaunt wh the soviet union. they won praise for the boldness of vision and risk taking that they embodied but also for the dedication to peace making that they seemed to imply. and yet nixon hate has also benefited probably over the years but uglier developments in the international arena. in vietnam, for example, nixon is oftenea claimed to have carrd on the war for four years longer than ited really had to be carrd on. at enormous human cost. only to achieve basically the same peace deal that was achievable when he first came to office in 1969. nixon'son expansion of the war intope cambodia is often pointef out, opened an entirely new theater of horrors on a scale that the world has rarely seen before. elsewhere, meanwhile, nixo

of goods and once the goods are produced, having them tracked or delivered to the sites has become aer bigger challenge. inventories are low for materials. but having ups and fedex ramp up the delivery process doesn't do a lot for the challenges that we have with lumber, labor and things of this nature that are handicapping our industry and creating a shortage of new houses which is put a stress on existing housing stock and therefore the possibility of affordable housing has left seen. i noticed you did a great job in your testimony talking about the impact essentially on homebuyers. do you want to just kind of run down very quickly how the supply chain shortages within the homebuilders industry is directly affectingus consumers? >> it affects every price level in some fashion. affordabilityas is the biggest thing that we are affected by. housing affordability is always a challenge. but with in my business if people come to me to have a home built, they want an idea what it is going to cost. every year in january we get a letter from the suppliers that there are increases. for the las

. >> we just want to be treated and seen as equal human beingsi speaki o aer s tr cmaker stayt de himer claims he suffered racist abuse at the company. owen diaz hired through a staffing agency in 2015 as an elevator operator at tesla's factory in freemont told the court he faced a hostile work environment where employees painted swastikas and racist graffiti on bathroom stalls and co-workers told him back to africa and ethnic slurs were heard routinely. he said nothing was done to stop it quitting after roughly one year on the job and ultimately suing. >> they decided not to follow through. they decided to kill investigations. you know, you can't keep treating workers like this. >> reporter: now tesla whose founder and ceo is elon musk ordered to pay diaz $130 million in punitive damages and $7 million in emotional distress. an unprecedented amount for racial discrimination cases. >> a lot of people are living paycheck to paycheck. they have to take either -- choose to take the abuse that these billion dollar companies are putting out or feed their families. >> reporter: in an intern

inflation supply chain bottleneck making food expensive prices continue to climb, yesterday, paranoia do aernts spike vendors attending in business of summarizing restaurants with critical ingredients say they have no choice but to pass prices along. . >> inflation is terrible right now, all we know that prices across the board have gone up, beef prices up 50 to 75% to 80, 90%. . >> we are at pier 76 event will kick off a otheringers say they hope this will aspire the restaurant community bring them together raise money for charitable good causes, tickets start 95 dollars and go up into range several hundred dollars for various type of foods throughout the weekend. dagen: thank you for reporting lydia hu on hudson river new york wine and food festival james my beef no pun intended about wine and food festivals been to one in miami big one you pay all this money then you go, and man, they are really slim on the wine pours. you wait in line for a glass of wine it is like a sip, the little plates of food you really have to really have to embarrasses yourself to get full. >> i think we all deser

certainly see supply chain constraints affecting us buying servers and impacting ceg and electronics it's aersng-term ambition to cover moral that market which you're not in now >> there's definitely lots of opportunities to improve commerce on twitter. we've launched business profiles, helping businesses k differentiate your account from mine and established buying and you'll see more over time. commerce doesn't have to mean buying a physical good commerce can mean helping somebody transact when the they're subscribing to a new service. it could mean buying and ft. could mean buying something else that doesn't have to be physical in nature. >> ned, your friend rich greenfield tweeted last night, remember when "people were speculating twitter was going to be crushed by the loss of a certain someone on the platform in january 2021. did you think about that back then in terms of what you thought the impact might be in terms of engagement and usage? >> well, when we step back and look at twitter and how people use our service. remember, 80% of the people who use twitter are outside. united states

than we had any idea once it broke, it's not coming back these fixes that are you talking about a r aer't pump more natural gas is you can't get to the pipelines, there is a shortage of that. >> remember the northeast is blocking a lot of pipe lines, the rest of the company is bitter about it. >> pipes, in particular. >> i do feel that what matters to me is that, when you look at, say, housing, they can't meet the demand. >> right. >> and that does make it so that well, that's a part of the economy. it's not going to do as well what is going down retail is going down, i don't get that at all. i like technology here i do think if you go and start buying material stocks, that's the latest in the game they already had the run ooip i'm more skeptical about the skeptics >>> let's bring in greg davis, chief investment officer at vanguard we got an adp report that's pretty strong. greg, you oversea 7.5 trillion in assets. how about the energy complex today? add in the adp report and are we getting concerned that the things are getting hot and maybe that fund managers need to take a hard look a

and now living back in the united states and have had aqu t of aer unique perspective on th schoold reopeningituation an covid-19 and kids because of my continuedpe ties to denmark and europe and watching what my own children have been experiencing here in the united states. and i was struck by the way europe and particularly scandinavia have been very good at prioritizing keeping churn in school and reducing collateral damage, prolonged school closures. this the hehe have by default kt the schools open as much as possible and even denmark has dropped all mitigation at this point related to children. and i became involved in multiple research studies including published mmwr and particular that study in the systematic review foundlu that churn are approximately 20 times more likely to be infected outside of school than o insidef school. we need to keep that in mind. when we look at our mitigation strategies, you know, how much of an impact are they having at protecting ourin kids from the effectsff of covid-19? and what are the disadvantages to thosedi continued mitigation strategiesqu includ

cohorts the basics strong down to 15% checks deposited at bank of america by people handing to it tell aero become more and more efficient frankly spend more time helping customers with day-to-day financial lines the things they need to do as opposed to depositing a change because they can do that on our chen part fun stuff five million users life plan, four million active last quarter, dell growing fast already a major way of people pay people, in enterprise we have erica -- a virtual digitalism tens of millions use would you feel things you have to get basics right branches serving customers every day o doing good job great financial viruses in merrill great private, likewise commercial banks high touch high-tech we have been very encouraged, a lot of work done a great job, of doing it. >> a and technology, is attracting new customers i am sure a great growth story brian let me move to regulation, and the changes that we may see, because, we know that the biden administration, is pushing to pass legislation that will require banks to report every 600 dollar bank transaction of every cust

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even if we can't do it, if we feel that they aer a lower priority right now because we have to make surehat we transition the people in our system now. we have a capacity that is almost an expanded shelter or nav center-like capacity that is available to us for the next number of months that can help us shelter people during a pandemic we're still living through, why not take advantage of that? >> i think there are a couple of different reasons, supervisor. i mean, one of them is, as we noted that we have very little capacity in the system right now. i think we have about 4% vacancy in the hotels. and so, you know, if we were going to do that, i would probably not be immediate. the other thing is we have carefully sought out how to exit people from the hotels. we know exactly how long it is going to take and as we noted it will take a long time, even with the people we have. and we're running out of funding for the hotels and we managed to find dollars to help with the extension that we have currently. but we don't haves that moving forward. what we don't also want to end up with is a si

even if we can't do it, if we feel that they aer a lower priority right now because we have to make surehat we transition the people in our system now. we have a capacity that is almost an expanded shelter or nav center-like capacity that is available to us for the next number of months that can help us shelter people during a pandemic we're still living through, why not take advantage of that? >> i think there are a couple of different reasons, supervisor. i mean, one of them is, as we noted that we have very little capacity in the system right now. i think we have about 4% vacancy in the hotels. and so, you know, if we were going to do that, i would probably not be immediate. the other thing is we have carefully sought out how to exit people from the hotels. we know exactly how long it is going to take and as we noted it will take a long time, even with the people we have. and we're running out of funding for the hotels and we managed to find dollars to help with the extension that we have currently. but we don't haves that moving forward. what we don't also want to end up with is a si

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