yeah again armstrong's camera then didn't work. and so the pictures were he ended up using buzz aldrons. yeah cameron to take all the pictures. you got it. only one that few times i've ever heard you irritated in an interview. it was one you did and i can't remember who it was with pushing you. to agree that the boomer generation was the generation that caused all the trouble in this country. and you weren't buying it. yeah, i think you know i never i loved the greatest generation of tom brokaw, but i look at every generation in america as being great in its own way that boomer generation did a lot. i mean they the civil rights alone, you know in in opening up the american narrative in the 1960s and 70s to the point now that we have national monuments in the national park service for cesar chavez in the farm workers or stonewall for lgbtq people or buffalo soldiers or harriet tubman and that movement of the 60s of opening up america doing away with jim crow and starting to rethink about medicaid and medicare and and public health j

there's no virtue armstrong and us being what they say. you know christianity non-violence is a christian virtue. it is not non-aggression is a christian virtue. so what you say is what this is what happens? when government tries to replace god. yes. and just remove them for everything and even when you speak about god and you mentioned jesus. people think you're weak and they laugh at you. oh, man, they want to date, you know, and on that side, they put them out everything. you can't say it in school. you can't have in the public square. they don't even want to ten commandments up anywhere, but they will allow you to put anything else up no parent schools. oh, no, no parent school, but they but they'll bring in the drag queens and whatnot to read to the children. they'll they'll bring in all you can't have the bible in the library. they're bringing all kind of other nasty books for the children to read these people and you can't fail kids anymore. no, you got to make them all feel good. exactly until they get out and face reality. see we

there's no virtue armstrong and us being what they say. you know christianity non-violence is a christian virtue. it is not non-aggression is a christian virtue. so what you say is what this is what happens? when government tries to replace god yes and just remove them for everything and even when you speak about god and you mentioned jesus. people think you're weak and they laugh at you. oh, man, they want to date, you know, and on that side, they put them out everything. you can't say it in school. you can't have in the public square. they don't even want to ten commandments up anywhere, but they will allow you to put anything else up no parent schools. oh, no, no parent school, but they but they'll bring in the drag queens and whatnot to read to the children. they'll they'll bring in all you can't have the bible in the library. they're bringing all kind of other nasty books for the children to read these people and you can't fail kids anymore. no, you got to make them all feel good. exactly until they get out and face reality. see we no

that's up from 78 in 2019 before the pandemic, chief armstrong said that ceasefire has recovered 35 guns so far this year. sweeps are targeting people have taken part in the program but are still engaging in criminal activity, and he described one police operation that took place less than a month ago. our ceasefire team again focused on those individuals that continue to drive violence who had received the message and continue to be involved in group in gang violence. officers recovered five firearms in this investigation. several of which had high capacity magazines attached to them, and we are putting them on notice that if they do not stop, they will be getting more attention than they wish from law enforcement. ask for this double shooting at an east oakland gas station on saturday. the chief said today that the woman who survived is still in the hospital and that there is no suspect in custody. he said the case is not related to cease fire, but that the investigation is ongoing. looking at every single shooting, looking at the people involved in that shooting to try to get in front

chief armstrong said. there are 26 officers in the ceasefire unit. he also said they plan to be fully staffed at 32 officers by the end of the summer. opening statements began today in the federal fraud trial of sunny ball wani piece of former chief operating officer at theranos and former boyfriend of the company's ceo elizabeth holmes. ktvu is evan sernoffsky was in court today and tells us prosecutors say alwani in homes were partners in everything, including their crimes, while belonging attorneys claim he was another one of her victims. almost three months after a jury found theranos founder elizabeth holmes guilty of fraud trial against her right hand man began in san jose federal court, moneyball wani arrived with his team of attorneys on tuesday prepared to face 10 counts of fraud. and two counts of conspiracy. the defense is playing with the hand that they're dealt, and it's not a good hand. assistant u. s. attorney bob leach laid out the prosecution's case first. reviving almost word for word, the arguments he used to convict homes quote af

chief armstrong tells me the shooting was the result of a dispute between tasha and another woman and men who have not yet been identified. they're wanted for questioning. what i can confirm is that there was an exchange of gunfire. i can say that we are trying to confirm who fired the weapon. and for what reason i'm upset because if she's in your custody, then y'all should give me the right to know what she didn't custody for. ecologist family, says the surveillance video it's upsetting to them because it shows her being shot . her mother tells me she has retained an attorney in an effort to see her daughter in the hospital. mike amberleigh live in oakland. amber. thank you. new details tonight have emerged about the deadly 2020 shooting of a young woman in hayward. these are the four of the five suspects who have been charged. police say jose bedoya , seen on the left, is accused of firing a nine millimeter gun into a vehicle now inside that car was 19 year old ashley sandoval sandoval was shot and killed. and three other women in the car were also hurt. prosecutors say it was part

i'll be out there to see it at the armstrong flight test center.ding request support next generation highly efficient airline approach, nasa investments in saver skies and faster aircraft. that includes to fly this year. a supersonic but low sonic boom that can fly over populated areas. let's hand it over to the armstrong flight research center joining us live. >> thank you very much and welcome back to the research center. seventy-five years ago the course of aviation was changed forever when the late chuck yeager focus on faragher in the first experimental aircraft x1. today nasa continues the tradition of pushing the envelope through flight and in pursuit of advancing aviation for all of us. i'm standing in front of the x57 maxwell, a 2016 retrofitted as an all electric aircraft. i have with me here on nasa test pilot training to fly x57 for the project, certain william. tim, what is the x57 and what makes it unique aircraft? >> nasa's first all electric cruise aircraft. all electric electric motors and a battery so it is cool stuff. >> differen

ride, delores -- >> the armstrong speech was one sentence!ce to his legacy! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. thank you all so very much. as the hottest year in recorded history our production needed to move to the southern tip of this planet just to be able to find snow. >> you've got to be kidding me the glaciers might be melting but they move faster than this. for the last time keep the speeches short and to the point! >> we feel entitled to artificially inseminate a cow and when she gives birth we steal her baby even though her cries of anguish are unmistakable, then we take her milk suspended for her calf and put it in our coffee and cereal. >> not for nothing but if you wrapped that up earlier, i wouldn't have needed a midnight snack! >> that's not only a great idea, it's a great performance! where's my oscar? back to you, trevor. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, louis. when we come back, kim, kanye, pete and why it's (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that we keep moving forward. we discover exciting new techno

drew armstrong will be here with more.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bloomberg has learned that public health experts have begun discussing how and when to call an end the pandemic. drew armstrong joining us now. is this actually happening? is the pandemic near an end? drew: it is one of these things wherefore the pandemic to be at an end, that is going to be determined by human behavior and the virus. one of the things that happened early on, january 30, 2020, the food declared covid-19 -- the t who declared covid-19 a pandemic. that set off all of these actions on an international level that has since then become the norm. we have a global vaccine distribution program, countries have figured out how to approach public health restrictions. it has been an emergency for two years, it has been the way of being. now they are talking about, what are the steps -- emily: are we at a point where this is starting to get worse again? drew: one of the truisms of this pandemic has been it does not start everywhere all at once in the same

armstrong working with me on it. he was a strong proponent of the bill and truly bipartisan and bicameral. it has passed the senate in some form and mentioned that justice scalia as was justice ginsburg and there is no reason to long time i was told, if you make the sale, sit down. the sale has been. i urge everybody to vote yes. ms. jackson lee: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from oregon. mr. bentz: i yield to the gentleman. >> i rise to say in support of prohibiting conduct punishment and thank mr. cohen for introducing this important legislation. mr. speaker, due process is more than an idea, it is a fundamental right. the constitution confirms that right and ensures fairness for those accuse dollars of crimes and judges can inkeys the length and cyst of punishment based on conduct. holding rm criminals accountable is on law and and order. and the prohibiting punishment act will bring an end. this bipartisan bicameral legislation bars judges for considering a

chief laurent armstrong said ceasefire has recovered 35 guns so far this year. the chief says.weeps are targeting people who have taken part of the program but who are still engaging in violence and crime. again continuing to double down on our promise that once everything else has failed. and we have exhausted all other options that enforcement will be prepared to move forward. chief armstrong says there are 26 officers in the ceasefire unit, he says they plan to be fully staffed by the end of summer, which means that unit will have 32 officers. san jose fire investigators are looking for the cause of an early morning fire that caused major damage to the 7 to 4 hookah lounge. firefighters rushed to east santa clara street just after four o'clock this morning. you could see flames coming from the inside of the building, and some of the windows had been smashed . no one was inside, but a nearby apartment building was evacuated. we did evacuate some residents in the building next door. there's four apartment units that were initially evacuated, but they've since been able to go b

garlic festival shooting and she's now turning her trauma happening right beginning as he flew on armstrong's a news conference talking about the return of the and tie violence to cease fire hitting the suspects and take them both into custody. both of which were found to be in possession of loaded firearms. >> february 24th are cease-fire team again focused on those individuals that continue to drive violence who have received the message. they continue to be involved in group in gang violence. >> officers recovered 5 firearms in this investigation, several of which have high capacity magazines attached to them. these investigations continue to demonstrate that not only are we seeing weapons of war on our street were also see large capacity magazines that are capable of firing up to 100 rounds. our shot spotter activations continue to demonstrate that when we see the shootings related to a group in gang violence, they tend to have several shell casings attached to them. several 100 bullets being fired. our stats for this year. 2021 was a challenging year for oakland relative to gun violence

chief armstrong says tips from the public in both oakland and san francisco helped make the arrest. > when i asked for help and information, to help us solve this case, that led to the rest of these individuals. cornell: armstrong confirmed one of the suspects arrested was the owner of the 2005 white acura used in the crime. he was a former officer of the san jose hayward and colma police department. a memorial honoring him drew thousands of people last december. at the time, the family made this appeal for the suspects to come forward. >> we are seeking to find the reasoning behind all of this. so that we can have some closure. >> to the family who i've spoken to, his wife, i have committed that we will do every thing we could to identify the people responsible. so it is rewarding today to be able to come before the family and friends and say that we have identified those individuals. cornell: police believe the murder was likely a crime of opportunity. they do not know if the suspects are responsible for robberies on other local media crews. the suspected shooter in the case is sche

. >> reporter: the police chef armstrong says there have been 14 cease-fire operations this year where 30 guns have been recovered. he says the program worked before and he believes it will help turn things around right now. >> our last objective is really to develop trust within our community. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> 4:52. now to a follow-up. this morning the search continues for three suspects involved in a violent smash-and-grab in san francisco's chinatown. officers once again visited the camera shop on grant avenue last night as they continued to investigate monday's robbery. police say three men came into the store, smashed display cases, stealing cameras and equipment. the robbery turned violent as people tried to stop the men. two people were hit with what appeared to be pepper spray and a neighbor who tried to intervene was hit in the head with a hammer. >> people are upset enough where it's their livelihood and they see it happen and that was their first reaction when they came in, they were going to fight for their business. and we don't necessarily

. >> chief armstrong identified the shooter.s arrested yesterday in san francisco and is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. the third suspect was already in custody on unrelated charges. next to the latest developments on the war in ukraine. for a fourth straight week, russian forces escalated attacks on civilians. ukrainian police are reporting an american was killed by russian schelling. it comes hours after the defense ministry said it thinks russia's invasion of the ukraine has stalled. the damage on the ground indicates otherwise. the search for survivors indicates a theater that served as of massive shelter. the building was struck despite satellite images. just one day after vladimir putin a war criminal, president biden had harsher words today. >> his brutality and what he is doing and his troops are doing is inhumane. >> the u.s. house has passed legislation to revoke the status of russia and belarus as normal trading partners to open the door to more tariffs on goods. the bill heads to the senate. f

in another case, oakland police chief laurent armstrong is asking for the public's help in finding the third suspect. today we also have information and need the public's help. but i wouldnt locating the third suspect who was not in custody. laurent gilbert. this individual has been charged with homicide. the u. s marshal and others are helping us trying to locate this individual, but we also seeking the public's health and located this individuals responsible for this homicide as well. kevin ishida was a retired san jose and calm a police officer and was killed while working security protecting a television news crew in downtown oakland last november. heart stopping moment for warriors fans up next here on the four today more on stefan curry's injury during last night's game against the boston celtics and baseball fans rejoice after the labor dispute was resolved. spring training is back in arizona, coming up live report from the desert. at a barrier weather. we started out the day with some cloud cover now more sunshine this afternoon, but it looks like we could be tracking some more

. >> chief armstrong identified the shooter.ay in san francisco and is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. the third suspect was already in custody on unrelated charges. next to the latest developments on the war in ukraine. for a fourth straight week, russian forces escalated attacks on civilians. ukrainian police are reporting an american was killed by russian schelling. it comes hours after the defense ministry said it thinks russia's invasion of the ukraine has stalled. the damage on the ground indicates otherwise. the search for survivors indicates a theater that served as of massive shelter. the building was struck despite satellite images. just one day after vladimir putin a war criminal, president biden had harsher words today. >> his brutality and what he is doing and his troops are doing is inhumane. >> the u.s. house has passed legislation to revoke the status of russia and belarus as normal trading partners to open the door to more tariffs on goods. the bill heads to the senate. former california g

that's up from 78 in 2019 before the pandemic, chief armstrong said that ceasefire has recovered 35 gunsr. sweeps are targeting people have taken part in the program but

. >> reporter: laron armstrong says there's been 14 cease-fire operations this year, where 30 guns have been recovered. he said the program worked before. he believs it will help turn things around right now. >> our last objective is to develop trust been our community. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, they pulled it off. we'll hear from two of the rescuers who saved a man stuck in the storm pipe. >>> could the new omicron variant spring a spike? >>> and after record-setting heat, here comes the fog. how much the cool temperatures and the updated rain forecast, coming up in eight minutes. >>> some breaking news to tell you about, out of eastern contra costa county. a deputy shot and killed an unarmed man. they were responding to a domestic situation. but that person came at them with a gun and the deputies fired. we're efforting to get more information. as soon as we get that we'll get that to you. >>> spring break is here. there's concerns about the omicron sub variant leading to a >> reporter: start testing the local waste water daily, looking for new sign

ama: chief armstrong says tires on the van caught fire and ignited the cheerios inside the vehicle, killing the person inside. she says is officers did not chase the van, it was being tracked by police helicopter. driver's identity has not been released. dan: let's turn to the war in ukraine. the mayor of the southern city of kherson say russian forces have taken control of his city. it appears the russians are escalating their indiscriminate attacks on civilians. >> where looking closely at what is happening in ukraine right now. including what is happening to civilians. we are taking account of it. documenting it. ama: the ukrainian president claims almost 9000 russian soldiers have been killed since the start of the invasion. abc news has learned russia at's 40 law -- 40 mile long, white heading toward kyiv has stalled. several stinger aircraft missiles were delivered to ukrainian military. additional shipments are anticipated. at an emergency meeting of the u.n. general assembly, an overwhelming number of patients denounced russia for its deadly attacks. dan: there's a california-based

reporter: armstrong confirmed one of the suspects arrested was the owner of the 2005 white acura used in the crime. kevin nishita was a former officer for the san jose police department. a memorial drew thousands of people. at the time, his family made this appeal for the suspects to come forward. >> we are seeking to find the reasoning behind all of this so that we can have some closure. >> the family, i have spoken to his wife and committed we would do everything we could to identify the people responsible so it is rewarding today to come before her and the family and friends of mr. nishita to say we identify those individuals. likely a crime of opportunity. they don't know if the suspects are responsible for robberies of other local media groups. the suspected shooter is scheduled to be arraigned friday. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dan: a man charged in a pair of ambush killings on skyline boulevard has been convicted of murder. the verdict comes after a seven-day trial. authorities say the suspect lured a cab driver and tow truck driver with calls for help and stabbed

chief armstrong says after a four-year effort, the use of uavs has finally been approved by both the city council and oakland privacy commission. >> this is a step forward. i actually think a couple of years ago one would not imagine drones in the city of oakland. the privacy commission was open to us purchasing drones but we could not use city funds to do it. >> reporter: chinatown businesses that have been reeling from violent crime in the past year began contributing , as part of an overall effort to improve the areas image and bring customers back. >> all of that will mean less, if our community is not protected. that is why the opd is an important component. we need them to continue to provide services that they currently provide. >> reporter: the family that operates the city's recycling service joint as well. >> this is something that we want to do, just to help our community. >> reporter: for years, oakland has had to request help from the alameda county sheriff drone team. now they will have their own eye in the sky with the city that promises to keep a watchful eye on how t

chief armstrong says the city cease-fire program is the primary strategy for addressing gun violence. >> we take no pleasure at having to take enforcement action mother that we would much rather people accept the services, make different decisions in their lives, and actually make oakland a better city, a safer city, by putting down guns. >> the cease-fire strategy is to reduce the shootings, and therefore reduce the number of homicides. >>> lawyers presented their opening statements today in the fraud case against sunny balwani. was the business and romantic partner of elizabeth holmes. our len ramirez is covering the trial. >> reporter: 56-year-old sunny balwani walked into federal court accused of the same 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy that elizabeth holmes was accused of. you will recall that she was convicted on four of those counts. in opening statements, prosecutor robert leach told the jury, quote, this case is about fraud, lying, and cheating to get money. he called balwani and elizabeth holmes romantic partners and partners in crime. he said they lie to investors and pat

investigators are now looking for that 3rd suspect still on the run tonight, oakland police chief leronne armstrongset to release more details on the case including the names of the suspects during a news conference sometime tomorrow afternoon. kevin nishita was shot just the day before thanksgiving back in november while on assignment with the with the kron. 4 news reporter who is covering the story on for 13th street in oakland. investigators say the shooting was an attempted robbery of that reporter's camera equipment. kevin was shot in the lower stomach and died from his injuries just 3 days later, days after that at days after his death, police released an image of a white four-door acura tl that became the center of this investigation to try to find that car in december, oakland, police announced that 2 people were arrested in connection to his murder, but they were being held on other charges. today we learned the charges in kevin's murder, according to the da's office in alameda county were filed earlier this week against 3 people before working as a private security guard. kevin work for h

police chief leronne armstrong says there's evidence the system does work. >> the fact that we've seen a reduction in group in gang violence again, as a result of the cease-fire strategy, the harm, the trauma that oakland families indoor as a result of gun violence is wholly unacceptable. >> oakland mayor libby schaff says the program could use some help from the courts. she's seeking a rollback of emergency bail reform policies they were put in place during the pandemic. >> day 3 of the confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown and some sparks were flying. senators continuing to press the supreme court nominee, washington correspondent basil john has some highlights to allow her to answer the question. are you not want the american people to hear republicans came out swinging from the start during the final day of questioning for judge ketanji brown jackson. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham believes her sentencing record is a sign she soft on crime. i think you're doing it wrong. and every judge who does what you're doing is making it easier for the children to be explored

chief armstrong says there are 26 officers in the ceasefire unit.e fully staffed by the end of summer. it means the unit will have 32 officers. the federal fraud trial if their nose chief operating officer sunny boudouani continues today. ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky has been following the case and has details from the federal court in san jose. almost three months after a jury found theranos founder elizabeth holmes guilty of fraud trial against her right hand man began in san jose federal court sunny ball. wani arrived with his team of attorneys on tuesday prepared to face 10 counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy. the defense is playing with the hand that they're dealt, and it's not a good hand. assistant u. s attorney bob leach laid out the prosecution's case first, reviving almost word for word, the arguments he used to convict homes. quote after joining theranos elwani in homes began making grandiose, spectacular promises about the company's capabilities and accomplishments . leach said elwani lied to investors and patient

in another case open police chief laurent armstrong is asking for the public's help in finding the thirduspect. today we also have information and need the public's help. but i wouldnt locating the third suspect who was not in custody. laurent gilbert. this individual has been charged with homicide. the u. s marshal and others are helping us trying to locate this individual, but we also seeking the public's health and located this individuals responsible for this homicide as well. kevin and shira was a retired san jose and coma police officer who was killed while working security protecting a television news crew in downtown oakland last november. a proposal to pad your bank account with a rebate because of high gas prices coming up how the plan would work. and find out why one plan defied retail theft doesn't get very far at the state capital. and we are tracking some rainfall for the bay area weekend for part of it anyway centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rig

. >> chief armstrong says the city's cease-fire program is the primary strategy for addressing gun violence. the goal is to reduce shootings and homicides. >>> ukraine has retaken a key strategic suburb of kyiv after heavy fighting , and there is a new warming from the fbi about potential russian cyber attacks on the u.s. kpix 5's elizabeth cook is monitoring the latest. >> reporter: the fbi is warning u.s. energy companies of activity that could be a prelude to a cyber attack. cbs news obtained an fbi bulletin that says hackers with russian internet addresses have been scanning the networks of five u.s. energy companies. >> we are particularly focused on the destructive cyber threat posed by the russian intelligence services. we have cyber personnel working closely with the ukrainians and our other allies abroad. >> reporter: those comments from the fbi director, day after president biden sounded the alarm. the president is expected to announce new sanctions on russia on thursday when he travels to brussels for meetings with nato and european allies. meantime, officials say ukraine's milit

oakland police chief leronne armstrong today saying he will release more details including the names of those suspects. >> during a news conference tomorrow afternoon, you may remember that kevin issued a shot on the day right before thanksgiving back in november while he was out on assignment with one of our kron. 4 news reporters covering a story on 14th street in oakland. investigators say the shooting all part of an attempted robbery to still that reporter's camera equipment. kevin was shot in the lower stomach and died just days later from his injuries. days after his death, police released an image of a white four-door acura tl car that quickly became the center of the investigation. that car was found in december. oakland, police that that point made an announcement that 2 people had been arrested in connection to his murder, but they were arrested on other charges. the kevin of the charges in kevin's murder, according to the alameda county da's office were filed this week against 3 people before working as a private security guard. he worked for police agencies and hayward co

announced two people are in custody and investigators are working to ■locatethe third opd chief laron armstronglans to provide more information in a news conference tomorrow afternoon. tonight's covid headlines. california's test positivity rate is on a steady decline. the seven-day ray is at 1.4 percent a month ago. it was 5.6 percent federal covid response funding is running out with cuts to drug supplies set to go into effect monday. some treatment supplies are set to decrease by as much as 30 percent more pandemic housing aid is coming to california 136 million dollars the biden administration shifted 377 million from states and counties most of them controlled by republic. chickens and redirected the cash to states that are asking for more help the san francisco mayor london breed is traveling in europe this week trying to lure international tourists back to the bay area her 10-day trip includes stops in london, brussels frankfurt and paris abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns explains why foreign visitors play a key role in our local economy a key part of building a better bay area roughly two

yekaterinburg novosibirsk khabarovsk sterlitamaki in the portfolio of more than 30 brands, including armstrongunting three bear, mechanics does not add all the plants in russia continue to operate at least until the moment of transfer to the new owner, and all of its 1,800 russian employees will receive a salary until the end of this year. and half an hour ago, the danish company carlsberg also announced that it was selling assets in russia and leaving the country. egor about economics thank you all denis talalaev with business news you are watching the program today, that's what we will talk about next. boomerang law sanctions imposed against russia have caused prices to rise for products in europe report by svetlana gordeeva insurance companies, not excluding that in the near future russia will be overwhelmed by a wave of car thefts. what is the basis of such pessimistic forecasts and how to protect your car did evgeny golovanov find out well, the scandal at the oscars why did actor will smith hit the host of the ceremony about all this after advertising? i'm willing to spend days and nights

. >> this is how we will they open a safer oakland police chief leronne armstrong is talking about theartments launch of a new drone program. these vehicles will be used to conduct searches and rescues. look for missing people. searches for individuals wanted for people who have violent arrest warrants for barricaded armed suspects as well the escalation tool. the chief says this will not only free up officers but keep them safer. when we talk about hire a search warrant, like i mentioned, we have to go into a location where we know it could talk poses a potential safety rest of the officers. >> the best to actually get a visual on that particular area. the drones are similar to the ones used by the alameda county sheriff's office and the chief says the opd drone program has the blessing of the city council and the city's privacy advisory commission with strict parameters as to how it will operate. we collect no artificial intelligence, no facial recognition technology will be used to support our efforts to make open the safer city. >> our policy that we record these events. but our re

people then find themselves coming under miss armstrong. the few that escape to safety are not being accommodated in shelter. setup virus you wouldn't want to use my local wanted him to a 1000000 associated with your in your job, which is pretty much several more or the radio or bridges are being targeted in an attempt to hold the russian and months one in the loop guns republic was head leaving thousands of locals having to use boats to crash the river there. the ukrainian army said to a detonated another bridge near kiev, while one was destroyed in the region. and some people who knowledge to flee from that area to russia that got destroyed bridges were just one of the our village is generally cut off as bridges. we have a small child feeding, but all pharmacies are closed and there is nothing anywhere near when everything is closed and you're not allowed to leave the house at all. there's no chance of staying there. you that concern the crystals are flying from the ukrainian side of the fire with rocket launchers. only rainy and military

armstrong: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr.ohnson of south dakota, i inform the house that mr. johnson will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yes on h.res. 950. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kelly of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. kelly will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. delbene and ms. meng, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 950. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from georgia seek recognition? mrs. greene: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. paul gosar of arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vot

announced two people are in custody and investigators are working to ■locatethe third opd chief laron armstrong to provide more information in a news conference tomorrow afternoon. tonight's covid headlines. california's test positivity rate is on a steady decline. the seven-day ray is at 1.4 percent a month ago. it was 5.6 percent federal covid response funding is running out with cuts to drug supplies set to go into effect monday. some treatment supplies are set to decrease by as much as 30 percent more pandemic housing aid is coming to california 136 million dollars the biden administration shifted 377 million from states and counties most of them controlled by republic. chickens and redirected the cash to states that are asking for more help the san francisco mayor london breed is traveling in europe this week trying to lure international tourists back to the bay area her 10-day trip includes stops in london, brussels frankfurt and paris abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns explains why foreign visitors play a key role in our local economy a key part of building a better bay area roughly two yea

i want to get more on this with drew armstrong.are we supposed to make of this efficacy data and why has it been so hard to get this vaccine ready for kids five and under? >> it is a good question. we do see this modest efficacy. i think it is 43% for kids six months-two years. 37.5% for kids 2-5. that is so so. that is below the prior stated threshold. i think there are a couple of pieces that dig deep into this. one is the antibody response that is the immune system possible initial line of defense. it looks similar to what you see in adults. that is good. in terms of severe outcomes, hospitalizations, debts, it is inconclusive. that is partially because those types of bad outcomes are so rare in kids. luckily that you would actually have to have a truly huge trial to be able to measure them. if they did 6700 children in this and saw none of those severe events in either group, it is really hard to get the data when you're looking for events that are that rare. >> visors vaccine for kids also has had some effectiveness problems.

nasa doesn't have the budget that it once did in 19 69 when neil armstrong touched down on the surface of the moon nasa's budget was about 25. billion dollars that representative maybe four or five percent of the the total federal budget. today nasa's budget is about 15 billion dollars and doesn't even register a percent of the current federal budget. and so nasa is going to need the private sector to come alongside it to continue to achieve its goals and to continue to move exploration of space forward. it's an exciting opportunity and i think some of the the brightest days are in front of us. madonna see your hand up. david typed his comment first. so let's go ahead and i apologize. that's a great question david. i don't have a lot of knowledge about the corona program other than it was an early unmanned planetary pathfinder a pretty majestic satellite. so i apologize. i just i don't know a lot about the corona program. maybe somebody else on here has more knowledge of corona. all right. well, i'll ask my question then. what is there a connection or what is the connection between tha

i want to get more on this with bloomberg's drew armstrong.are we supposed to make of this, and why is it so hard to get this vaccine buttoned up for kids five and under? drew: what we know is you do see this modest efficacy for kids six months to two years and 37.5% kids two to five, which is so so, below the fda's prior stated threshold, about 50% of what they are looking for. the antivirus response, the immune system's line of defense, looks similar to what you see in adults. that's good. in terms of severe outcomes -- hospitalization, death -- it is inconclusive. part of that is those types of outcomes are so rare in kids, luckily, that you would have to have a truly huge trial to be able to measure them. they did 67 hundred children, i believe, in this and saw none of those severe events in either group, so it is really hard to get the data when you are looking for events that are that rare. emily: pfizer vaccine -- pfizer's vaccine has experienced these problems. is there something about children that makes it more difficult or has it no