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it is the 94th andal annual spelling bee.re is a 6th grader in dublin, 12 years old and enjoys reading and competes in math competition. and another 7th grader in san jose, he is 13 and likes sports and playing games with his little brother is practicing flying with a flight simulator and hopes to get his pilot's license. good luck to our bay area competitors. they are today and the finals are thursday. >>> let's talk about basketball. yeah, that's them right there. them, i am talking about boston. the boston celtics. we are going to be rooting against them over the next two or so weeks. now this is a look at the team's charter flight arriving at sfo yesterday afternoon. and do we have to remind you, game one of the nba finals tomorrow in the bay area at chase center. don't want to miss that. >>> if you are thinking about grabbing a ticket to the game, game one that is, be ready to shout out a whole lot of benjamins. we are actually doing you a favor and we have checked out the resale market. so right now tickets start at $65

Ándale, vamos a seguir tirando tus cosas para que nos fluya bonita la armonía en el hogar. taller de electrónica, ya en la secundaria. chino: lo voy a conectar. [explosión] albertano: [grita] chino, ya me lo "fundistes". a ver, ¿qué te "pareciese" que yo agarrara tu juego de químicas e hiciera esto? [explosión] [grita] ya te eché a perder tu experimento, ¿verdad, hermanito? dispénsame, no fue "de al" propósito. chino: nel. albertano: carnal, tú "vistes" que no lo hice "de al drede". mira, si quieres, soy tu esclavo por un día. chino: una semana. albertano: ay, sí, ¿no? una semana. si eres bien manchado. [resopla] chino: no. mejor, así déjalo. nada más que si encuentras algo roto de tu cuarto, ni preguntes quién fue. albertano: chale. chino: [jadea] [grita] rosa: ay. [portazo] doña lucha: ¿y ahora? ¿lo viste? iba como alma de judas. albertano: jefa. ¿y el chino? rosa: salió bien enchilado. pues, ¿ahora qué le hiciste? albertano: va para mi cuarto a romperme lo que más me duela. rosa: tu guitarra. albertano: mi póster del américa. doña lucha: ¡chino! ¡chino! [música] [m notas

meet nearly two year old soren and four and a half year old andal two brothers at play who played a key bringing the covid vaccine to the youngest of the young atavio and zenita good enrolled their sons in stanford spicer trial last april 2 of the 5,000 children from across the us between the ages of six. and four years old to get two shots of the pfizer vaccine soren just seven months old at the time his brother three the reason why we we wanted to get the vaccine for our kids. is to basically prevent long covid and to you know make the symptoms more mild the palo alto couple confident the shots help protect their boys. they put it to the test this past christmas the preschool mandated that we took tests before we go back in and what do you know we were positive we were all positive the felt that confident that we don't need to worry because the rob vaccinated and that's exactly how it played out describing a very mild cough in the oldest and that's it a little less one didn't have any symptoms. um, the older kid had very mild symptoms. i was felt very lucky that they had vaccine so i

and watergate really becomes an umbrella for about a doz interrelatedut dtinct andals, l of whitem froresidtial abus ofower, uses tt and yocan civi libeies -- erican cil liberties, the attempt to weaponize the government against political enemies, and that carry straight from the campaign avenue 1968 throu the sumr of974 whenixon finally resigns omffic my book and where history i think the settling on the watergate story is to look at the burglary as really just one event in this six years -- at least until then -- unprecedented corruption and criminality inside the white house. juan: garrett graff, that actually begins even before nixon becomes president, doesn' it? talk about the chennault affair and how that affected come even as nixon politics in the u.s., even as nixon was running for president? >> this is one of the events we did not understand really until the last decade was connected to watergate at all, and yet we now understand things due to newly declassified document from the johnson presidential i break it begins not withhe burglary 1972 t with nixon's campaign for presid

. >> in my opinion, biggest andal in american history, yes. makes watergate look like a day in the park. >> that was andria borba reporting. in the end of the hearing there were intimations of potential witness tampering and coercive tactics from the trump sphere. the urgency in getting miss hutchinson to testify was related to than >>> i'm justin andrews with the top stories we're following. a woman is fighting for her life in the south bay after she was hit by a car east of the 680/101 interchange. the driver stayed on scene and working with investigators. the victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. so far, there are no details on what led up to this woman being struck. meanwhile, san jose police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman walking across south jackson avenue. the driver took off in a black sedan, probably a honda accord. this is san jose's 21st pedestrian fatality of the year, already nearing last year's total of 23. >>> and happening later today, the oakland board of education is set to vote on

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that's why the tools that guarantee the assurance andal technical assistance to create bank ability isl. there has been enormous private-sector interest which is encouraging and we are excited to be supporting that interest. >> that's why the work of this congress is moving it forward because it was recognition we cannot do it alone and certainly you are the linchpin in terms of leveraging the ability to do that. >> and less there is any objection from other people in othe queue that has spoken before if there is no objection i recognize the gentleman for five minutes. >> as you know the assistant secretary for energy 9000 permits? come on we need 90000 there are thousands off permits requireded to take a molecule out of the ground to get it all the w way down to where it needs to go to be refined that is crude isot not a refined productn so when we rebuild the spr that has started. >> how many days will it take? >> at the total number but i'm happy to get back to you. >> does that make a dent in the price. >> . >> the police. >> the question is how soon he would want to release given

on all of the bay area transit agencies we can be the only one that ac transit andall of them are all connected . so we went to bark and board president rebecca salzman recommended health officials are not requiring masking on transit but it's the right thing to do toprotect all writers and especially when we know so many disabled people don't have other options . we cannot afford cars or people can't drive. there's1000 reasons disabled people use transit more than other people . so rebecca salzman supported the move to reinstate mass requirements and it passed a couple of weeks ago which was really exciting and i put on this slide a picture of bark and is weak from rebecca salzman that says enforcement of the mass requirements is so important to continue to protect our writers especially as covid cases continue to rise. unfortunately sf mta has not reinstated the mask mandate so a lot of our organizations are pushing hard to make that happen. so on the right side is a picture that shows a crowded muni bus and the caption says are you willing to ride a masculinity and it says tell the