general clark, please. gen. clark: i appreciate what general breedlove just said, it underscored my point about putting that airpower into romania with the right mission. but the larger question you are referencing, national defense strategy and so forth is coming out. i have to be candid and tell you i have been concerned from the beginning, because though i think it would be wonderful if we could stabilize with russia and focus on china, i never thought it was feasible. the russians ran the build up in the spring and that is when it first started. and president biden met with president putin in geneva and said we would like a stable relationship. and mr. putin has said no. this is consistent with what he said since he was an intelligence chief and leader the prime minister even before he became president. he has wanted ukraine back, he wants to restore the soviet union, you can't believe he is going to sit by idly and say i do like the americans. we will keep a small russia just to be good neighbors to everyon

because bill clark, good cop, was about to become, bill clark, bad cop.here's absolutely no doubt in my mind, that you are involved in the disappearance of john all tinge are. >> he might be involved, while apart was facts and what was fantasy. >> i just feel like i'm in the twilight zone right now. >> when dateline continues. hello i'm steven romo, actor and comedian was founded in an orlando hotel room. authorities say there was no evidence of foul play and the cause of death was not immediately known. the full house star was a 65 years old. and the appeals hearing took early this morning for tennis star, novak you conducive against the cancellation of his australian visa. he argues that he was given the medical exemption after recently recovering from covid. now, back to dateline. now, back to dateline. >> almost 4 am, now downtown edmonton. filmmaker mark twitchell was sitting in an interview room talking to his wife on the phone. fiddling a little. >> my problem is i'm so tired and it's so hard to remember. things >> outside the room detective bill c

so, thank you, general clark. general breedlove, i'm sure you have thoughts as well. >> agreement again, let me add what general clark said about the forces. several weeks ago at the beginning this have business we saw russian formations park administratively big totally nontactical formations, easy to see from space, easy to see by reporters and it was largely, i think, strategic messaging and what i'm worried about now, we see the forces dispersing into more tactical formations. we see exercising as general clark has mentioned, and even more telling, we begin to see the enablers that the rush shaun wouldn't see arriving hospital formation, fuel bladders, logistics trains, ammunition, all of those things now coming forward to marry to those fielded forces. so completely agree with what general clark has said and just in a very narrow view of what's actually happening with russian forces we're beginning to see the move from the administrative, possibly coercive force or a force that could be more tactically releva

there's a jacket autographed by dwight clark.of course, he's a wide receiver who played a big role in the catch that sent the niners to their first super bowl. reporter john ley shows us how the owner of that jacket is honoring clark's legacy. >> pro football is filled with stars all but only a select few are attached to iconic place 4 decades ago. the catch is how dwight clark made the leap to legend. late in the nfc championship game. the forty-niners trailed the cowboys and needed a touchdown. clark, the pride of geringerehigh east charlotte grab that has from joe montana in dramatic fashion. >> one time friends surprised, including former geringer basketball teammate tony hayes. >> you can believe it because it was him. >> another friend, former geringer head cheerleader, linda shoe for dreams was on the edge of her seat there and add. and i were i mean, i don't know if you know how high it was that big as that play was, friends learned to put it in perspective in 2017, clark was diagnosed with a l s and died the next year du

the dynamic duo clark in montana autographed. >> in the end zone on tyneside here. now, tony says it's time to cash in on whatever value it has. i don't need the jacket to be catch number. 87 team to auction off for the cause. i just hope that this jacket. makes life. one livable for people with a list hopefully we can raise a lot money. >> it didn't seem right for me. to have an authenticated. so you take the money. tony, i want to thank you so much for your generosity friendship through the you know, when clark died, he knew exactly who is friends. right back over >> for years he made the right now his biggest fans to honor his legacy. >> why would be proud of? >> yeah, hope so. >> in matthews, john lee. >> well, if you're planning to head to los angeles to try and get into the nfc championship game on sunday, take a look at the prices that ticket prices are spiking ahead of the big game as you might expect. one thing to check if you are buying tickets on stub hub, make sure to click the filter which says show prices with the estimated fees are fees added to the s

as attorney general so jeff clark could send that letter and sign it attorney general. now, had that happened, think about it, had the u.s. justice department jumped in the way trump wanted to, the way jeff clark proposed, had the u.s. justice department told republican-led states in formal letters don't send in biden electors on advice from the u.s. justice department you better not do that, how do you think republican legislatures in those states would have acted? it's one thing to get, you know, an off the wall call from trump berating you. right? it's another thing for the u.s. justice department to formally advise you over the signature of the united states attorney general that you must not send in your electors because there's real problems with the vote in your state. how would republican legislatures have responded? we would be living in a different country right now. i'm not sure all of us would be living in the same country as each other anymore, had that letter gone out. that was just insanity. that would have been as radical as trump's plan to send the nati

general clark is exactly right that mr. putin, um, has had -- has had -- has done the opposite of what he is interested in doing, which is he has united ukrainians, certainly the military, and united the civilians on east and west -- no matter what language they speak, he has united them against him. so, they will resist. general clark is, of course, right. they -- the military is in imbalance. the russian military is very strong. they will have a battle on their hands but they could prevail if they decide to go -- if he decides to go. mr. putin has the decision. we hope that he is deterred. we hope that he will take a hook at the cost and benefits and decide it's just not worth it, and better to sit down and have that conversation that president biden and secretary blinken were talking about. but if he does go -- if he is not deterred, then he will have a fight on his hands. first, with the ukrainian military as you just said. but also, the -- the ukrainian people will resist, will fight, guerilla warfare, they will fight

general clark is exactly right. mr. putin has had -- done the opposite what he's interested in doing which is he united ukrainians. certainly the military and the civilians on east and west. no matter the language they speak. he has united them. so they'll resist. general clark is right. the military is an imbalance. the russian military is very strong. they will have a battle on their hands, but they could prevail, if they decide to go. if he decides to go. mr. putin has the decision. we hope he's deterred. we hope he'll cost up and take a look at the cost and benefits and decide it's not worth it. better to sit down and have that conversation that president biden and secretary blinken talked about. if he does go, if he's not deterred, then he'll have a fight on his hands. first with ukrainian military, as we said. but, also, the ukrainian people will resist, will fight, guerilla warfare. they'll figt in the villages and on the streets and the towns. it will be difficult. a former defense minister that general clark an

>>and north carolina, there is a jacket autographed by dwight clark. he was the wide receiver who played the starring role in the catch. reporter john lee shows us how the owner of that jacket is honoring clark's legacy. >>pro football is filled with stars over but only a select few are attached to iconic place 4 decades ago. the catch is how dwight clark made the leap to legend. late in the nfc championship game. the forty-niners trailed the cowboys and needed a touchdown. clark, the pride of derringer hide east charlotte. grab the from joe montana in dramatic fashion. longtime friends or surprised, including former geringer basketball teammate, tony haze. you can believe it because it was him. >>another friend, former geringer head cheerleader, linda shoe for dreams was on the edge of her seat there and add. and i were i mean, i don't know if you know how high it was that he caught that ball. but those hands, it's it's just mind boggling. we crazy. charlotte went crazy. our friends went crazy. but as big as that play was, friends learned to put it in

clark worked his way up. what he might have lacked in perhaps academic ability, he certainly made up for in work ethic. he became truman's attorney general, and became very successful in being an aggressive attorney general. in part because he recognized that he was not the best lawyer in the building. and so what he did was manage the department of justice and say what can we do to advance the administration's agenda. now, we expect that of our attorneys general. and the president certainly expects it of the attorney general but at the time, prior to that, the attorney general had generally been kind of like we think of now, at least lawyers think of now, the solicitor general, this exceptional lawyer with these impeccable credentials. you can get someone in there, president trump had senator jeff sessions in there, and carrying out his agenda, and president george w. bush had alberto gonzalez, neither of those are these great incredible legal minds. they were effective, though, for the time in which they we

clarke says continuing dr.r equal access to ballot box is one of the department's top priorities. >> what do you think is the state of voting in america right now? >> we have made a lot of progress but we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: assistant district attorney kristen clarke hears the frustration of many over new state voting restrictions and says her department is using every tool at its disposal to row tech voting rights. would you say it's people of color who are being targeted by these laws? >> yes. voting discrimination is alive and well. >> who do you think is behind this effort? >> well, look, i do not view this as a partisan issue. >> you don't? >> i don't. i was there at the white house when president bush signed the last reauthorization of the bill into law. it passed in congress in 2006 by a 98-0 street in the senate. >> you might be the only one in this town that doesn't see it as a partisan issue. >> well, i'm hopeful. i'm hopeful that we can get back to that place where we've been ti

justice department jumped in, the way trump wanted to, the way jeff clark proposed, had the u.s. justice department told republican led states, informal letters, don't send in biden electors, on advice from the u.s. justice department, you better not do that. how do you think republican legislators in those states would've acted? it's one thing to get an off the wall call from trump berating you, right? it's another thing for the u.s. justice department to formally advise you, over the signature of the united states attorney general, that you cannot send in your electors, because there are real problems with the vote in your state. how would republican legislators deal with that? how would ever spawned? it we would be living in a very different country, right now, had that u.s. justice department letter gotten out. i'm not sure all of us would be even living in the same country had a letter got out. that was just insanity. that would have been as radical as trump's other reported idea, to send the national guard out to seize the voting machines, and we won the election. it would'

we're talking about clark county, nevada. the state's largest county where advocates of this precinct strategy seized control of the republican party. a takeover backed in part by the proud boys. yes, the same proud boys that trump told to stand back and stand by. a stance parroted by the man now in charge of the clark county republicans. >> i don't know who they are. you know, when the president was asked if he'd disavow, he said no. and if the president's okay with that, i'm going to take the presidential stance, right? i don't know. >> now, we reached out to jesse law multiple times, the man you just heard in that piece of sound there. he did not get back in touch with us. but fears of violence forced county officials there in clark county to cancel meetings and ultimately call in police protection because the situation was unraveling there. i want to bring in the former chair of the clark county republican party, david sajack. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it so much. so what happened? your successor was able to

formernato supreme allied commander, general wesley clark. your biggest takeaway? is allied unity, reassuring our allies. not being provocative. seeking a diplomatic solution. i thought the -- secretary austin and secretary milley said it well. and they reinforced it again and again. the secretary of what secretary austin was saying was this is not provocative. when you put your troops on alert. mr. putin knows exactly what this is about. he knows clearly those troops are not there to go to fight inside ukraine or go against russia. they are there for the reassurance and defense of our allies should that be necessary. i thought it was a very clear press conference. >> they were talking to the american people but also looked like they were talking almost directly to putin himself. director clapper, we heard the secretary of defense saying putin can choose to de-escalate. he can order troops away. he can choose dialogue and diplomacy and whatever he chooses, the u.s. will be right there with its allies and partners. do you think this will convince putin to stand down

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doctor clark says covid-19 is playing a major role in the absence is a problem that continue thursday. some of them may have been sick. some of them may have tested positive for covid. some of them may have. >> and an individual in the home may have tested positive. and so therefore, they will and some of them may have been planned absences. doctor clarke expects to continue to see a high number of staff absences for the near future, but adds he does not anticipate having to temporarily close any schools due to staff shortages. anita johnson is president of the mount diablo education association. >> the union representing teachers and other staff. she says in recent days, members have raised concerns about a lack of district provided kn 95 masks and requested more frequent classroom paintings. >> but stresses teachers are not calling out because they do not feel safe. now, i don't think a teacher would stay out simply because they didn't feel safe in the >> you know that they're dedicated to their students. the school district says it is also seeing a high number of student absences.

camas and against clark. kip hit clark for the touchdown forever known as the catch, the 49ers beat the cowboys 28-27 and it started a run of five super bowl titles. but what folks might forget about that game, after that clark catch, the cowboys had 51 seconds left. it took and eric wright grab of receiver drew pearson, by the collar, that one that game. the game saving tackle. >> that is one of my first sports memories as a kid. >> i bet. >> thanks. >> iconic. >>> a lot of traffic in sf general again today. a lot of these people are not sick patients, we will explain. >>> we talk live with a bay area emergency room doctor about the new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for y

we have stephen know we do not have stephen clark. okay. will work too.ven, are you with us. >> he has not through in the video. i don't know if you can see me or not. we can hear you. if you can hear us will proceed. yes. and so i think what the jury did at the end of the day's work, very hard to get to a verdict in this case. and there was a mountain of evidence and the government put the full force of its investigation into the case and i think miss holmes power of persuasion. helped her a lot in these deliberations. but at the end of the day, when you look at what she was convicted of the jury did not like the idea that she was usurping the pfizer logo on the 3rd documents and they did not like that. miss holmes utilize the military to promote their nose when that was false. and i think those are the 2 areas that she got hit very hard by this jury. and that's going to be up to the court now when they come to a sentencing decision on this holds. yes, stephen, also she she on her own behalf was at bad idea. did it backfire. and it also because she blame

were born to see what joe montana did. 40 years ago today montana to clark for the go-ahead touchdown. that is the iconic the cats. the 49ers beat the cowboys 29- 27. it started a run of 5 super bowl titles. erica wright just in case you are watching i know you know that i know you made the game saving tackle of drew peterson to seal the victory. >> never forget that part. a lot of it was can't forget that moment too. >> tonight the u.s. mint unveiling the first quarter featuring a black woma >>> tonight u.s. mint isoumy an quarter. >> she will become the first black woman to appear on a u.s. quarter. she is the first in the american women's quarter program which will feature prominent women in american history. is in the series will begin rolling out later this year. >> barbara lee is being credited with the achievement. she introduced the bill that made it all half possible. congresswoman lee had this to say. as a leader in the civil rights movement, college professor, broadway actress, dancer the first female african-american cable car conductor in san francisco, my angelou's briga

. >> host: from clarke in florida hi on the democrats line. >> caller: good morning. i care about cyber. i also care about industries and pollution and runoff and surge. me personally would rather have -- monitored and that money going toward that direction. >> host: that was clarke and let's hear from debbie on the democrats line could you are next. >> caller: good morning mr. montgomery and "washington journal." as a tax credit and a public service since waters is inextricably tied to energy why to not all oil companies pay for it and why it is that not get regulated through the department of energy as a mandatory service >> guest: i think the use of the water would be energygy production and they do pay for the water they get is the cooling medium so they have that requirement how muchw that is charged for is something that could be. the truth is the water utilities have not been good with the money they have with infrastructure so i'm nodding sure increase that rate would necessarily increase the cybersecurity must we had a lien on the utilities to say hey it's ti

sarah clark, our da 0 crispin, australia. so in his native serbia found the world number one are standing by him saying australia is treating him unfairly. all of this additional and all with no work is going through the frustration of our entire nation. you know, it's not no means someone comes from here or is not desirable anywhere. even if he's on the top of the world, does not acceptable them. if they had said from the beginning that only vaccinated people can participate, it wouldn't be correct. but as it is one point, they're telling one thing another time, they tell him something else. dark arts preventive which is an associate professor at the university of belgrade. and serbia. he says the tennis star should have been vaccinated before traveling to australia. death, no doubt. the joke, which is a superstar not on the be up, he is now left for the month. super play is danny, played, and he's the best and he's played in europe. every nation should be proud, proud of him, but i am maybe not even competent person to come

clark has been following developments from brisbin in australia. these are some of the 1st satellite images showing the extent of the damage after a volcanic eruption triggered a synonymy and wave surge 3 times, $170.00 islands. the zealand and australia have fit military aircraft to assess the damage. for the surveillance work that was done was really quite crucial. but we know that there is more work to be done to make sure that i can bounce back to mann . i know amo has been unable to reach her family and toner since saturday. her 2 sisters live on the main island tongue, the top who, her brother and his family live on the small on and for vasu. i'm worried. i like everyone else, they, you know, you have your sleepless nights and not knowing what to expect a fiber optic cable. one of the country's main lines of communication was damaged by the russian and may take weeks to a store within a week or 2. or we should be able to know whether we can be able to get our full connectivity up and running. for now, this is the only communication. many peop

sarah clark in brisbin. the number of new coven 19 infections in india has risen to more than 260000. in the past 24 hours, driven by the on the con variant and says, hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gathered for a religious festival in the state of west bengal. their affairs that the gathering could be a so called super spreader event. happening, natal has more from new delhi that this point most of the country has been under some form of restriction for a couple of weeks. and so the fear is that these gatherings could undo all the precautionary measures. the country has been taken off for some time now. now, as we speak, uh, there are various festivals being celebrated across the country. some states have banned these large gatherings, but many just have some coven, 19 protocols like vaccines, and just, and they are continuing. for example, in the northern state of utter probation. now, despite all the cubs there and all these measures, cases had been rising at the side even before to day's mega eve

clark, can i add to that? >> sure. >> the house sergeant of arms has developed an insider threat awareness program to uncover insider threats and employees that do lose their compass, and that will be briefed to the board if not this month, the next board meeting in february, and we are going to work collaboratively to have these briefings, and the goal is to have people, police officers trained as inside threat specialists, and we have recognized the signs and symptoms and indicators of somebody's who allegiance has changed. part two of that is to introduce some kind of security clearance for u.s. capitol police officers. the thing with the security clearance, as you all well know, they expire, so you have to have this periodic reinvestigation. has your allegiance changed? do you have close and continuous contact with groups that are nefarious? your foreign travel, on duty or off, that needs to be reported. who are you associating with? i will leave it there, not to take too much time, but i just wanted to le

general clark, good to have you on again this morning. >> thank you, jim. >> to date, u.s. nato moves have been if moves, in other words, preparations to further deploy these troops, preparations for economic sanctions. they're not preemptive. you've heard criticism from ukrainian officials saying sanction now, make the moves now to deter. and i wonder in your view, is it a mistake to wait, does it give putin the initiative, right, by waiting for further action before the u.s. and nato respond? >> well, i think it is important to push for more active deterrence. but the governing principle is alliance unity is the most important thing of all. there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes, jim, to bring -- online, germany and france are meeting today to talk about the situation. look, we're not going to intervene militarily in ukraine. the president has said that. our allies know that. but what really will deter putin is nato resolve. this means we're all in this together. we have to bring consensus among our nato partners and go step by step into this. when i was a comm

doctor adam clark says the district should consider offering $1000 bonus. the work 20 days or more from thursday through the end of february in contra costa county, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> some breaking news now into the kron. 4 news room, ronnie spector, the lead singer of the 1960's group. the ronettes has died. spector was known for hits like be my baby baby. i love you. and walking in the rain. she died today after a brief battle with cancer. in a statement her family said she passed surrounded by family in the arms of her husband, specter form the robots in 1957. with her older sister and cousin. she was 78 years old. coming up here at 3 o'clock, a new type of gun could soon be hitting the market will take a look at the technology. >> one, see why some people are saying it's just not practical. and an uninvited guest start strolling through the halls of one colorado hotel. why officials, though, have to put that big cap to have. an oakland police are looking for a suspect. they say pushed the woman in the chinatown neighborhood will be rig

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sarah clark al jazeera crispin, australia u. k prime minister's office is apologized to queen elizabeth after reports of another party which broke corona virus restrictions. this time on the eve of her husband's funeral, leaving drinks were held at downing street on april 16th last year. when socializing in doors was banned, a nation was an official morning for prince philip. the next day, the queen attended his social distance funeral, sitting alone, or as johnson did not attend the party, but he is now facing growing calls to resign. with 9 different lockdown gatherings reported at his residence and other government departments. if barker has the latest now from london, the government's voice on some already very much in crisis mode. and now this which isn't going to do the prime minister any favors. i mean picture the scene, it's april. the 16th 2021. it was a warm evening. i know where i was that evening and to inside the doors of number 10 downing street in the basement. we believe a come to report the telegraph newspaper a

i want to bring in representative clarke. congresswoman clarke, thank you for joining us.ew year to you. >> happy new year. it is great to be back with you. >> thank you. let's talk through the polling numbers. fairly troubling to say the least that the former president many republicans believe to have some or no responsibility with what happened on january 6. reflecting back on that time last year, how do you feel? what do you think? >> you know, i think the misinformation, disinformation, constant bombardment of really a conspiracy led to so many in the nation just believing in what donald trump was selling and at the end of the day the select committee on january 6 will reveal to the american people the truth of the matter and those that want to remain in denial over the attempted coup of the u.s. government will to do so and many more will have the eyes opened to how close we came to losing our democracy. >> what makes you think that people will change their mind after seeing the findings from the january 6th committee? >> it's very clear that the january 6th committee

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to sarah clark in australia. tell us about these ralllies.lace every year and once again in 2022. some had to be cancelled because of social distancing regulations and covid outbreaks, one has gone online and we expect large numbers. we are seeing some in sydney, brisbane and other capital cities. they are not just addressing concerns about the date of the public holiday, but the concerns about the indigenous australians and that they were the first arrivals, not the ships in 1788 from britain. there are other issues they are other issues there including in these protests, their -- they are pushing issues like child removal. it's the 50th anniversary of the aboriginal embassy in canberra, and for 50 years it has been there. on this day in 1788 is when the 11 con ships arrived and critics say it also marks the first day of the genocide of the indigenous people. we are seeing more people support this and we are expecting more together at protests. >> this whole thing is gathering pace. to what degree do australians around the country support th

where do we stand with jeffrey clark who was trying to help the president cook the books?as been threatened with criminal contempt of congress because he said that he was going to plead the fifth and not answer the questions that the committee is looking for. we're told there have been no communications between clark and the committee since that day. clark was scheduled to have a deposition. forced to be canceled because of a medical condition. since then they just simply haven't spoke. the committee does say that they are hoping to schedule something soon. >> ryan nobles, great for the live reporting. >>> we close this friday with a sad story. thousands of police officers lining fifth avenue this morning outside of st. patrick's cathedral. there to pay their respects to the fallen new york city police officer jason rivera. officer rivera shot and killed one week ago while responding to a domestic dispute. you can see the youthful face. he was only 22 years old. rivera's widow dominique sharing some powerful, heartbreaking words at that service. >> the system continues to

doctor clarke expects to continue to see a high number of staff absences for the near future, but adds he does not anticipate having to temporarily close any schools due to staff shortages. this despite reporting a high number of student absences to we don't have any plans on moving to distance learning need to. johnson is president of the mount diablo education association. the union representing teachers and other staff. i don't see district management where the state legislature doing anything to address the current staffing shortage and safety concerns. so, yes, i think this is this. a staffing shortage will be prolonged. the union and school district are currently in contract negotiations. the union says the 2 sides have hit a wall. >> and that a strike is possible. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5 visiting national parks of a budget. when we come back, we're going to tell you the dates you can get in for free. >> and can your dog recognize the difference between a low a lot sure what a new study has found that your pup's brain capacity. >> wel

i had 3, pretty serious fractures in my pelvis with mean, obviously, i'm sure for jo lombardo from clark county, and i'm here to talk to you about the tragic event that is taking place at the mandalay bay. we determined there was a shooter on the 32nd floor. officers responded to that location and engaged to suspect at that location. he is dead. we are looking at an excess of 50 individuals, dead and over $200.00 individuals injured. at this point there's been multiple, multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shooters or at other resorts that has been proven to be false. within less than 12 hours get already dismissed the possibility of multiple shooters. he had already dismissed the possibility of it being terrorist related, we believe it to solar after a lone wolf type actor. and we had to place our under control this crime scene included the mandalay bay. it included a venue that was 4 times as long as a football field. it included the streets around the venue. it included what people heard of the tropicana. there were peop

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but despite those challenges, superintendent doctor adam clark says that students still receive their lessons from other credentialed staff members who stepped in. doctor clark expects to continue to see a high number of staff absences for the near future, but adds that he doesn't anticipate having to temporarily close any schools because of the shortages. the union and school district are currently in contract negotiations. the union says the 2 sides of wall and that a strike is possible. we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, in the north bay, masin county health leaders are working right now to protect school staff and students who are now back in the classroom. they released several guidelines and are adapting to the new data that's coming in on the omicron variant covers. ella sogomonian has more. >> the marin county health department updated covid-19 guidelines for schools on thursday to keep up with changes brought on by the omicron variant they acknowledged at this stage of the pandemic, the risk of being sent to the hospital with severe symptoms is down. one in 15 people are requ

there's a jacket autographed by dwight clark.receiver who played the starring role in the catch. john ley shows us how the owner of that jacket is now honoring clark's legacy. >> pro football is filled with stars all but only a select few are attached to iconic place 4 decades ago. the catch is how dwight clark made the leap to legend. late in the nfc championship game. the forty-niners trailed the cowboys and needed a touchdown. clark, the pride of your and your high in east charlotte grab that has from joe montana in dramatic fashion. >> one time friend sport surprised, including former geringer basketball teammate. >> tony haze, you can believe it because it was him. >> another friend, former geringer head cheerleader. linda shuford reeves was on the edge of her seat there and add and i were i mean, i don't know if you know how high it was that he caught that ball. but those hands. >> it's this is my bond. we crazy. charlotte went crazy. our friends went crazy. but as big as that play was, friends learned to put it in perspect

. >> caught by clark!: 40 years ago this week dwight clark hauled in the game-winning touchdown in the nfc championship game against the dallas cowboys. it led the 49ers to their first super bowl title and ignited one of the league's best rivalries. in the early '90s the two teams faced off three years in a row in the nfc championship game. the 49ers came up short in first two and finally broke through and beat the cowboys in january of 1995 on their way to their fifth lombardi trophy. it has been 27 years since the 49ers and cowboys met in the post-season. most of the players on this roster aren't old enough to remember the game, but they're well aware of the magnitude of this rivalry. >> with the rich history of the super bowl as the playoff games, the nfc championships. you know, obviously getting a chance to be a part of some of that history is definitely something you can enjoy as an older player. >> reporter: gould says the 49ers aren't too concerned about the history of the rivalry. their focus is o

clark dose, who lives near the peace river, also worry the mining fate will be creases, property value. we want to buy a home in the mediation, even drawing in neighbors from surrounding areas. many say it's a topic that's bigger than the photo county. unbeknownst to miss residency, there's an accounting entity, counties in charlotte county, a portion of our drinking water on the surface water component is from the peace river. and as a representative says, the company's environmentally conscious and hope, the mediation will help them reach middle ground floor is very strict regulations. and we're very proud of meeting those regulations. and we take very good care of the water for 9 o'clock and home. and we've been collecting so many samples, though, we didn't do all the field test because takes a little bit of time and, and precision. and we were just jumping into places. we necessarily are necessarily love b. now that we had water from the mine itself, we were able to take a look at the different levels that it has. and what we wanted to do was test various bodies of water to see if