i'm glad this didn't happen to me us banking giant citi group cannot recruit around half a $1000000000.00 it had mistakenly trance that's the ruling of a judge in new york the money initially of 900000000 dollars was a loan on behalf of resident citibank accidentally repaid the full loan to investors and hedge funds 3 years earlier when the bank was actually trying to make an interest payment of just around $8000000.00 some creditors paid the money back others apparently didn't and they don't have to and for more i'm joined now by chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea 1st of all how can such a mistake happen. well the judge who ruled on this case called one of the biggest banking blunders and history and city for their part is blaming human error so some city employees in new york apparently got confused about the amounts that needed to pay out but what this court case really came down to was whether the winders had really an idea of whether the city actually meant to do this and what the judge said and his. decision was that to believe that citibank one of the most sophisticated financial

city. armed groups include a militia quality democratic forces for the liberation of -- as well as the n-23known as the congolese revolutionary army. "france 24's" correspondent has this in -- >> the circumstances are not clear. the attack took place at 10:15 local time. according to the u.n., the deletion was traveling from goma to vit a school feeding program. around 60 kilometers north the roads they traveled on had previously been cleared for travel without military escort. local authorities say that the convoy was stopped by group of armed men who fired warning shots into the air to stop the two vehicles, which made up the convoy. they killed the driver, and then tried to lead the others into the woods. and that is when guards, from a national park intervened, opening re. the assailants retaliating and opening five in turn -- opening fire in turn. and that is when the italian abbasid or and his bodyguard were shot dead. >> we are watching development on that story. next, thousands marched in algeria's capital in other cities this monday. marking the second anniversary of the protest mo

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some and hated by others well it's all around us and it also now seems to have its uses for city sport. and group of young gymnasts on the roof of the church of the catholic college community and with the blessing of course the athletes are inspired by the angular sixty's building. geometric shapes are amazingly blues. and it's also a bit futuristic even though it's quite old. concrete architecture so called brutal ism is in. the 1st edition of fight and atlas of brutalist architecture sold out in no time the comprehensive work features around 900 photos of brutalist buildings from the last 100 years brutalization the time refers to the french. meaning exposed concrete the preferred material of this kind of architecture is often bombastic and many dismiss it as simply brutal the whole university in boca is one often maligned example but it also has its fans. in neighboring host that he found only beauty in the university campus. when the university was built in the 1960 s. my father started working here. where i was raised or i grew up here and often played here. unafraid of real concrete on the

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i was about eight years into a career with a management consulting firm in salt lake city called cicero group. about a two week span, it changed my life and my wife and i look at -- look at all the options and decided to make a run for it. i wasn't politically known very well. there were 12 candidates in the race, actually, and we emerge from the convention and went on to win the primary. it's been an amazing year and i am excited for this opportunity to serve. host: and we are just one month intuit. representative blake moore is with us, the representative from utah and hear the phone lines -- go ahead and start calling in. you mentioned former congressman rob bishop, big shoes to fill especially on the natural resources committee which you are now serving on. explain your priorities there. guest: yeah, you are correct, he was chairman in the 116 congress and we actually had two members on the natural resources committee with represent of john curtis as well as both of them were leaving with retirement so it was important we had some representation on natural resources. my priorities will al

now the group is asking the city council to restore it.there are many thousands of indian americans here in the central valley, and we're all very saddened that this has happened and we hope for restoration. we hope for justice. we hope the ideal of peace on earth and nonviolence, the gandhi stood for prevails. another group gathered at the park and said they were glad the statue had been removed. they blamed gandhi for some of the problems that surfaced when pakistan and india were partitioned. oh turned out to be a pretty nice weekend. overall we got a few clouds moving in tonight. look at the highs from today, well above the average 66 in the antioch 66 fairfield numbers are gonna be a little cooler tomorrow but still in the sixties and then on thursday, friday and beyond that you'll see in the five day forecast temperatures warm up back into the upper sixties. so we're gonna dry out after this potential rain events that starts tomorrow. about sunset and kind of works its way over night into the morning hours on tuesday, tuesday, has th

today the city of san francisco announced it will open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents in just about 2 weeks but again kron four's maureen kelly reports this comes despite the fact the vaccine supply is still falling far short of capacity. 74 year-old patrol hill resident helene fried says her experience giving her first dose of the pfizer vaccine at the mass vaccination site at mosconi center south today went very smoothly. >>she says there was no line and it felt like there were more workers there and patients was like being in a fancy where there are all these winds steps would you like another tree that would be like this it it could have been better for the people outside directing traffic. >>the staff everyone, the city is still vaccinating people like colleen those aged 65 and older and health care workers starting february 24th, the city will open up vaccines to workers in what's called phase one b. >>tier one that includes people who work in education and child care emergency services such as police officers and people working in food and agricult

city the u.s. is calling for an immediate end to the violence and for talks to resume between the armed group and the afghan government video conference reports from kabul. in rural kandahar the war has barely stopped since it started nearly 20 years ago. but now it's coming closer to the main city afghanistan 2nd largest after the capital kabul heavy fighting between government forces and the taliban is now only 8 kilometers away from kandahar city. mines infest the roads while the taliban destroys others some politicians warn if security continues to deteriorate it could be a matter of time before the government loses control as i see in the last movements of taliban where the are focusing a lot on come to her in as i know the infighting and their fighters from a different part of afghanistan to come back. and it's. it will be difficult after months for me to continue war the main hospital is full of those who have been wounded with one coming after the other every day thousands are displaced from their homes because of the heavy fighting and look for refuge in flimsy tent cities jungle wonder that

some and hated by others well it's all around us and it also now seems to have its uses for city sport. and group of young gymnasts on the roof of the church of the catholic college community. with the church's blessing of course the athletes are inspired by the angular sixty's building. yeah you do it you made a metric shapes are amazingly beautiful and it's also a bit futuristic even though it's quite old. concrete architecture so called brutal ism is in. the 1st edition of fight and atlas of brutalist architecture sold out in no time the comprehensive work features around 900 photos of brutalist buildings from the last 100 years brutalist the term refers to the french based on blue meaning exposed concrete the preferred material of this kind of architecture is often bombastic and many dismiss it as simply virtual the whole university in boca is one often maligned example but it also has its fans. grew up in neighboring host that he found only beauty in the university campus. when the university was built in the 1960 s. my father started working here. where i was raised or i grew up here and of

and hated by others well it's all around us and it also now seems to have its uses for the city sport. and group of young gymnasts on the roof of the church of the catholic college community. with the church's blessing of course the athletes are inspired by the angular sixty's building. if you give me a metric shapes are amazingly beautiful and it's also a bit futuristic even though it's quite old. concrete architect so called brutal ism is in. the 1st edition a fight and atlas of brutalist architecture sold out in no time the comprehensive work features around 900 photos of brutalist buildings from the last 100 years brutalist the term refers to the french based on blue meaning exposed concrete the preferred material of this kind of architecture is often bombastic and many dismiss it as simply virtual the whole university in boca is one often maligned example but it also has its fans. grew up in neighboring hosts that he found only beauty in the university campus. when the university was built in the 1960 s. my father started working here. where i was raised i grew up here and often played here

>>so san francisco city leaders have announced that they will be opening up vaccinations to new groups and residents. >>in just about 2 weeks if there are enough doses to meet the demand kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>i was very pleased that was a little nervous. but i was really pleased that they did 74 year-old petro hill resident helene fried says her experience giving her first dose of the pfizer vaccine at the mass vaccination site at mosconi center south today went very smoothly. >>she says there was no line and it felt like there were more workers there and patients was like being in a fancy where there are all these steps would you like another tree you like this it it could have been better the city is still vaccinating people like colleen those aged 65 and older and health care workers starting february 24th, the city will open up vaccines to workers in what's called phase one b tier one that includes people whom work in education and child care emergency services such as police officers and people working in food and agriculture sectors, right now the city says with 2

thank you ran up for 31 on the clock in san francisco city leaders have announced that they will open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents. >>in just about 2 weeks time. even if they're still not enough doses to meet demand kron four's maureen kelly explains. >>i was very pleased that was a little nervous. but i was really pleased that they did 74 year-old patrol hill resident helene fried says her experience giving her first dose of the pfizer vaccine at the mass vaccination site at mosconi center south today went very smoothly. >>she says there was no line and it felt like there were more workers there and patients was like being in a fancy where there are all these steps would you like another drink that would be like it could have been better the city is still vaccinating people like colleen those aged 65 and older and health care workers starting february 24th, the city will open up vaccines to workers in what's called phase one b tier one that includes people whom work in education and child care emergency services such as police officers and people working in food and agriculture sect

i am not surprised that the big global banks are honing their franchises to be more profitable citi groupas operations that's not surprising. the industry is awash with liquidity right now. all the ppp money that's been put into the industry a lot of it is sitting in deposits around the country. the view is that deposits aren't being sold for a very high price and there is also not a great demand for branches. i think it could be sold but i wouldn't expect it to go for a big price because that's just where we are right now in the cycle. >>m to, bank stocks have been hot, up another 1% today, now the second best performing sector of the year what could get in the way of that rally >> well, i will tell you, i -- right now, it feels pretty strong i can tell you what is supporting the rally and why we think it is going to go higher the interest rates in the ten-year moving the way they are and giving steepness to the yield curve is probably going to help earnings estimates going forward. the fact that we might get another $1.9 trillion of stimulus takes credit quality off the table even furth

these pictures from 2017 show the extent of the damage caused during the battle to reclaim the city from the group leader of 0|s declared its caliphate. in 2017, when i retreating, they destroyed the mosque's ancient leaning minaret, once a symbol of mosul. we removed about 5600 tons of rubble and about 20 ieds, which were put inside the walls of the mosque. as restoration begins, it is not just the physical challenges that locals have to deal with. isu is this monastery as a base during their occupation. the writing they left on its walls is a constant reminder of the trauma the people here have endured. ., , endured. you can see here some robes. endured. you can see here some robes- we _ endured. you can see here some robes. we heard _ endured. you can see here some robes. we heard that _ endured. you can see here some robes. we heard that they - endured. you can see here some robes. we heard that they had i robes. we heard that they had been hanging people from their. mosul is now healing. it is going back to normal. life is going back to normal. life is going back to normal. life is going back

>> reporter: a tense standoff between protesters and police in yangon, myanmar's largest city, saturday. the groupound 1,000 chanting slogans of defiance, while giving the three-fingered salute, popularized by "the hunger games" movies. the military was ready, stopping demonstrators on the street and then cutting cell phone lines and internet access with near- total blackouts on facebook, twitter and instagram. with no means to communicate, protesters dispersed peacefully. the unrest began monday when predawn headlights of military vehicles lit up the road to myanmar's capital naypyidaw. with no shots fired they rounded up and arrested the country's civilian leader aung san suu kyi, and an unknown number of elected leaders and members of myanmar's pro-democracy party. at issue: the military claimed massive election fraud in last november's parliamentary polls. after suu kyi's party won a landslide. the election commission says fraud did not happen. the now-75-year-old democracy icon spent 15 years under house arrest, peacefully protesting against the junta. in 1991, she won her nobel prize, but cr

another big story of course tonight today, the city of san francisco announced that it will open up vaccinations to new groups workers and residents near the end of this month kron four's ray kelly reports said it comes despite the fact that the vaccine supply is still falling far short of capacity. >>i was very pleased that was a little nervous. but i was really pleased that they did 74 year-old petro hill resident helene fried says her experience giving her first dose of the pfizer vaccine at the mass vaccination site at mosconi center south today went very smoothly. >>she says there was no line and it felt like there were more workers there and patients was like being in a fancy where there are all these steps would you like another tree you like this it it could have been better the city is still vaccinating people like colleen those aged 65 and older and health care workers starting february 24th, the city will open up vaccines to workers in what's called phase one b tier one that includes people who work in education and child care emergency services such as police officers and people working in food an

city. the groups encouraging people to snap photos of the private statues and tacking on social media. the ox will be auctioned off next month with proceeds benefiting local nonprofits. >> i'm so glad we did that. i thought maybe i started noticing them just now. they are beautiful. >> well, both things haven't at the same time. >> thank you but i thought they were there for a while. >>> still ahead, a very special valentine's day for some bay area couples. >> if anybody knows my fiancc he is louis and for him to say let's get married on valentine's day, i was really shocked. yeah. very shocked. >> it for them. the county that held a rare in person pandemic wedding today. >> we would like to help support kids our age, who are in a less fortunate situation. >> reporter: we introduce you to southern california's sisters spreading kindness through cookies. >>> after the kindness and cookies, we are going to talk first in the forecast about the rain for tomorrow morning. that is the main issue. but then i want to look ahead to the long-range and show you why the second half of february may

. >> a rally is planned at city hall for the group reopen california schools.hey want the board members to resign, and sports and other school activities reas sti struggling with power outages and a worsening water crisis, and it comes as their senator faces criticism for leaving the crisis and winter storm for fun in the sun. >>> sea turtles are also impacted by the storm. how the san francisco zoo is pitching in to help. >>> and touch down on mars. how local scientists helped plan the historicland. >> first, what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live". >> i have never directed a film. >>> tonight, nearly half the nation is in the grips of a winter weather emergency. storm hitting the northeast after tearing through the south, hitting texas especially hard. so many without power and now despread wer cris.here is the l. the light heat slowlwih the millions in t been without power for ot drinking water. 13 million in the lone star state advised to boil water. in houston, city officials and disaster relief organizations handing out bottling, and julie melting know f

race i was about eight years into a career with a management consulting firm in salt lake city called cicero group and about a two week span and totally change my life and my wife and i looked at the options and decided to make a run for it i was not politically known very well i was late to enter the race and 12 candidates in the race and we emerge from the convention and went on to win that when the primary it is been an amazing year and i'm excited for this opportunity to serve. >> an amazing year end were one month into it. blake moore with us republican from utah at his first appearance on the "washington journal" if you want to join the conversation help you with us until our program and at 10:00 a.m. eastern, republicans 2,027,488,001 democrats 202,748,000, independent (202)748-8002. you mentioned former i congressn rob bishop on the natural resources that you are serving on explain your goals and your priority there. >> you are correct rob bishop was chairman in the 116th congress utah had two members on the naturalme resources committe with john curtis as well and both of them with the re

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, san francisco city attorney alleging the school district is violating students constitutional rights will tell you why. >>plus san francisco plans to open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents. full details on that coming up and the ntsb investigators reveal what may have caused the helicopter crash that killed 9 people, including kobe bryant and his daughter. the agency says the pilot. they have violated flight rules. >>and we're back at 4.15, let's get right over to the weather center and say good morning to john find out about the forecast for today, there james we are looking at a really nice one today, i'm going to say or nicest of the workweek because we've got the sunshine back out this afternoon and temperatures even a little bit warmer than they have been the past couple of days skies, this morning are overall clear enough there is some patchy fog near the coastline and that does include portions of san francisco over although conditions out there are pretty clear and smooth sailing not just this morning but really to the remainder of the day ahead of us a brief resurgence of high pressure today say brief because it's followed not too

. >> a rally is planned at city hall for the group reopen california schools.a memrs to resign, and sports and other school activities reseem. >>> more to come here. families in texas still struggling with power outages and a worsening water crisis, and it comes as their senator faces criticism for leaving the crisis and winter storm for fun in the sun. >>> sea turtles are also impacted by the storm. how the san francisco zoo is pitching in to help. >>> and touch down on mars. how local scientists helped plan the historicland. >> first, what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live". >> i have never directed a film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (beeping sound) ♪ ♪ ♪ save on select new volvo models during our presidents day sales event, now through march 1st. >>> tonight, nearly half the nation is in the grips of a winter weather emergency. storm hitting the northeast after tearing through the south, hitting texas especially hard. so many without power and now a widespread water crisis. here is the latest. >> reporter: as the lights and heat slowly switch back on for the millions in t

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not just small companies being short looks like viacom one of the shortest stock on the s&p 500 citi group0 dollars has been a short squeeze doubles past month up today because there's a new test flight and possibly two week time after aboarded in december and moderna worth 150 according to bank of america, and here's an upgrade something for you to take notice of nikola getting upgrade from web bush to neutral 25 dollars and they say this stock could significantly benefit some of the biden go green policies. >> an interesting list you have there suzanne good stuff. next case, reddit traders focusing on -- silver so come on in laura. i see up what 7% at the moment did he get, hit 30 buck an ounce? >> it did. it did it passed 30 for the first time since 2013 and with this, it is taking the miners with it. so some of them up 40 plus% today. reddit traders are trying to do for silver what they did for gamestop but this is a different attack because the hedge funds are typically long silver so not shorting silver trade but i think a lot of reddit traders see a way to punish the big banks. like

city and county leaders say they want to be sure when it comes to vaccination no group is left behind. >>> a small sense of normalcy for student athletes in the east bay tonight. after nearly a year without school sports middle and high school athletes are once again allowed to work out together. the oakland unified school district and the city's athletic league have officially restarted sports conditioning. it is not formal practice but it gives students a chance to get in shape with other teammates. social distancing is enforced and masks are required. the conditioning sessions are currently focused on what are normally fall sports like football, cheerleading, cross country, girls volleyball. >>> jeff, we had this beautiful week and beautiful weekend and today you saw the clouds rolling in. >> yes, the storm track is starting to edge a little bit closer to us. there is a chance of some isolated showers into tomorrow. really nothing too heavy at this point. later in the week we'll have certainly much better shots at getting rainfall. let's bring you outside to the live high definitio

we have talked to a group with a helicopter to fly water into the city of houston. it's really taking the city down on its knees in a lot of ways. we are extremely grateful again for partnerships with the city and with groups like the houston food bank and texas relief warriors, because i think what we are seeing is that regular neighbors can come out and help. >> matthew, you and your team are doing the lord's work down there. what can people who want to get involved and help your volunteer effort, how can they do that? let us know where people should go. >> crowdsourcerescue.org/freeze. if you are in houston, we could use your help. if you need water, food, power, give us a shout. we will get volunteers out to your area. we can take help from around the country. we have a number of volunteers on twitter and facebook just helping people in houston sign up and make sure that they can get water and food out today. >> matthew, we appreciate your time and the work that you are doing down there to help folks in texas. >>> we have a busy morning ahead. any minute, we exp

plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax >>today the city of san francisco announced that they will open up vaccinations to a new group of city workers and residents by the end of the month. kron four's maureen kelly joins us now with the very latest hi maureen. >>i said not yet that's right so right now all the people who are getting vaccinated or health care workers people living in long-term nursing facilities like nursing homes. and people, 65 years older now those people obviously still getting vaccinated right now but beginning on february 26. they're going to expand the ability for a whole new group of workers. now these are people in the category called phase one b tier one that includes people who work in education and child care emergency services such as police officers, people working in food and agriculture sectors now right now the city says with 2 mass vaccination centers up and running one at city college and another one at mosconi center south plus the shots are giving at community health clinics they could be vaccinating over 10,000 people a day. but right now they're only averaging about 4,000 a day

their workforce, but it's going to take several weeks for the counties major health and cities to reach those groupsdo supply constraints for more information on how to sign up for a covid vaccine in your county we have all the specifics on our website that's kron 4 dot com. >>and this highlights of outdoor hockey in tahoe this weekend. yeah, this is cool crews have set up a special venue in south lake tahoe for the nhl's annual winter classic extravaganza there will be 2 games this year one tomorrow. one sunday tomorrow, the colorado avalanche will take on the las vegas golden knights that on sunday, the philadelphia flyers will face the boston bruins. that game is actually been pushed to 11:00am for a start time because of the forecast. fans will not be allowed to attend because of the pandemic the views though they will be amazing this rink is right on the 18th hole at the famous edgewood golf course there in south lake tahoe. way too warm for outdoor hockey here in the bay area but what a picturesque view right there live shot of the golden gate bridge, gap and lawrence you promise or be a littl

it was big news, this lawsuit, and this group of parents will be speaking out, saying they're grateful that the city is suing the school district. this group is called decreasing the distance. and says it is cautiously optimistic about this new direction city leaders are headed, toward possibly getting kids out of their homes and into the classroom. parents we talked to yesterday about the lawsuit say distance learning is not working. >> it's disappointing. it's frustrating. it's aggravating. and it is tiringe tea tth isactieain customized. no teacher can be expected to understand what 20 little boxes on their screen are absorbing over zoom. >> mayor london breed agrees. she said in her public comments that city leaders pointed out when announcing their lawsuit that 16,000 private school kids have returned to in-person learning in san francisco. they want to see public schools open, too. the school district responded to being sued, calling the lawsuit frivolous and embarrassing and a distraction and petty, with the superintendent saying they do have a plan in place for reopening. they just need to w

international says it is evidence that eritrea and troops massacred hundreds of people in the city of axim last november the group used satellite images and witness accounts to document the atrocities. this family cut away they've escaped the fighting in ethiopia region and have found shelter in sudan. w. news met them back in november when they just arrived. at. coconuts and as a player we cried and our children cried with us and they wept in front of us so i think the shooting started while we were eating and we just had to leave. their home in ethiopia has seen almost 4 months of fighting between local rebel forces and the theater in military. allegedly receiving support by eritrean troops gaining an accurate picture of events in tikrit has been difficult to impossible journalists have been blocked from entering the region phone and internet services were at times cuts completely and humanitarian organizations have struggled to get in. in early december un human rights chief michel basher lay said there is an urgent need for independent monitoring of the human rights situation in the t cry region for all neces

and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco planning to open vaccinations to new groups of city residents. we'll have all the details for you coming up in just a minute. ♪ we always have a big party, it's a big thing for us. everyone gets together... to just have fun. the happy chaos... a lot of noise and... for me, i just enjoy it all... ♪ ♪ ♪ >>and in 46 on a wednesday and things are looking good right out there john trouble in the weather center. telling us it looks good just about everywhere else john yeah, lots of sunshine out there already guys big change from yesterday at this time and monday for that matter to we're sitting under gray skies, your view outside from berkeley, nice and clear really no clouds in the distance either so a solid start to what will be. >>a really nice afternoon ahead of us now as we are crystal clear some of our inland areas, especially are in the midst of some 30's to start up in the north bay. so you do want to bundle up this morning ahead of what will be our warmest afternoon in this forecast. high pressure is briefly in place helping to warm

from libya hoping to make an independent states they were soon joined by al-qaeda affiliated groups that took cities in the north of the country 5100 french soldiers are now deployed across the south with another 14000 un peacekeeping troops in mali they're fighting a variety of armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw the violence has been costly the u.n. mission has its most expensive and riskiest with 150 peacekeepers killed and 6000 people died last year in the fighting and 2000000 people in the region were displaced that's. who's the head of the sad program at the institute for security studies she's joining us from thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera so france as we've been reporting expected to announce a troop drawdown what impact is that going to have on the military operations on the ground. well this is yet to be seen of course well if the french authorities confirmed this expected drawdown of their military footprint in the region this would leave. hellion armies with a lot more responsibility to ensure the security of the populations then sounds now what we have seen from the pa

city council to reject those changes. >>now developing news, san francisco police are looking for a group of they say attacked a man in a wheelchair last week have been here on mary street in the city's south of market area where the suspect allegedly drag this victim out of the wheelchair. >>and then stole the wheelchair police released a picture of the motorized wheelchair. that was reportedly stolen by the victim on like this police say the suspects made comments about the wheelchair and then hit the victim in his face while another dragged him out of the wheelchair on the street. police say the victim was able to crawl out of the street and he had to crawl home couldn't couldn't walk of course is injuries were not life threatening. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>still ahead tonight, san francisco is honoring the man some call the soul of the city. we'll take a look back at the life of literary hero lawrence ferlinghetti. and we've got clear skies out there right now the winds start to kick up in spots what to expect for tomorrow was on forecast coming up next and next in sports. the warriors taking on the n

in the mid 2000 the city signed a concession contract for its water supply services with a group of companies whose main shareholder is a spanish multinational called sethi are. you respect can say north represents its shareholders. the goals you in that area the game waged going to. norway or will you leave the fish. so with books but articles you are not the same with books. and using. over the years the goal sold vind sealed but of course you're not getting the rate of legally. you should go into new orleans. your village nucleons the video was made. near the scene they needed to be glued yes they go into your. market only means mass. murder. you know because you don't see a school or if the c.e.o. of a very clean. the goals that the municipality had guaranteed in the contracts like the definite increase in population and consumption remains only on paper so when the newly elected mayor miguel kosta gomez started protesting in 2010 the company took the matter to a court of arbitration to demand compensation. the brain simply said. but i got minimally shipped out by god or since then they'v

mary wilson co-founder of us pop group the supremes has died at age 76 she started the group in the city of detroit when she was just 15 the supremes went on to have 12 number one singles in the u.s. mary wilson was inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame like a clue to the baby often called how to love others where did our last go. state over the years up next to all the places to coronavirus news in our covert 19 special of course we get over this news around the clock on our website that's stayed up to talk with. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus update 19 specials. on t w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word i looked into the coaxing germany to cut. the system why not climb with telling. it to stuff its simple mind on your most. and free. learning course. german made easy. vaccines have saved millions of lives in the past century. and out there the best way out of this crisis but there are exciting new prospects wait

that social media alerts might not be having enough impact in east san jose the county, city, and community groups adding direct phone calls and this. >> welcome to the east side of san jose. >> reporter: face-to-face interaction to talk about the virus and vaccines. >> being able to have that contact face to face makes all the difference in the world. >> reporter: more than 130 of these canvasers are hitting businesses and homes over the next few weeks and using methods from their successful census canvasing efforts of last year mainly the personal approach in several languages. >> it feels a lot better than just going with the phone. face to face is way better. >> we are thinking of every way we can to make sure we get the message out. >> reporter: the message today is for businesses to do all they can to be safe so they don't have to close their doors again. >> they're doing a pretty good job. >> reporter: fighting the virus face to face in san jose's covid craze. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> opera lovers, san francisco's opera company misses you, too. and is preparing something very

>>today the city of san francisco announced that it will open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents in just about 2 weeks. >>good news there we need all the help we can get on that front but as kron four's maureen kelly reports this comes despite the fact that the vaccine supply is still falling far short of the capacity. >>74 year-old patrol hill resident helene fried says her experience giving her first dose of the pfizer vaccine at the mass vaccination site at mosconi center south today went very smoothly. she says there was no line and it felt like there were more workers there and patients was like being in a fancy where there are all these winds steps would you like another drink that would be like it could have been better for the people outside directing traffic. >>the staff everyone, the city is still vaccinating people like colleen those aged 65 and older and health care workers starting february 24th, the city will open up vaccines to workers in what's called phase one b. >>tier one that includes people who work in education and child care emergency services