reporter: cole posted a bail. his arraignment is scheduled for november 18. >> they have sworn to uphold the law and they preach that, the line becomes paramount. reporter: we asked the san francisco attorney district office if they would be reviewing any of his cases. a spokesperson said we are looking into this. brass said cole is now in rehab. dan: this this this district attorney's office is offering more transparency into how many criminal cases are being prosecuted. a new website comes two weeks after group file petitions to the district attorney. critics have complained he has a low prosecution rate. now users can see how many arrests have led to criminal prosecutions, for everything from homicide to prostitution, dating back to 2011. two -- ama: two people are dead after a this morning. they save the red chevy truck drifted into the eastbound lane and slammed into a bmw. the driver of the truck and his female passenger died. the bmw driver was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the c

sfpd sergeant davin cole was caught moments after he robbed a san mateo pharmacy. he was looking for painkillers, that's a claim his attorney doesn't deny. here's nbc bay area's robert handa. >> the arrest has stunned two communities, one where he works, the other where he lives. they police officer davin cole minutes after he robbed a san mateo rite aid pharmacy of painkillers, a pharmacy that's minutes from his home. the arrest and the fact the 27-year police veteran was after painkillers shocked people. >> okay, you have an addiction, but that doesn't give you the right or to go do something bad. you're an officer of the law. >> reporter: cole's attorney says his client started on painkillers in 2010 after being bitten while training a police dog. he also confirms the sergeant has checked into rehab. >> it's such a sad case to see a person at this stage to have allowed the addiction to get this far, this deep. >> reporter: the district attorney was not so sympathetic. cole will be in court facing charges including possible first degree robbery and resisting arre

the department says cole has been with sfpd since 1994. he was most recently assigned to field operation with the department. he was placed on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. back out here, the rite aid has reopened for the day. and as for sergeant cole, he's out on bond, but he is expected to be arraigned at the hall of justice in redwood city on november 18th. in san mateo, nbc bay area news. four-star general colin powell. d.c. leaders came today to honor him at his funeral and the former secretary of state died last month from complications from covid at age 84. president biden along with former presidents barack obama and george w. bush attended today's ceremony at the national cathedral in washington. at his funeral, his son remembered his late father's accomplishments but also highlighted his role as a father, as a man and he says it's something he hopes others can emulate. >> example of colin powell does not call us us to emulate his resume, which is too formidable for mere mortals, it is to emulate his character an

proceeds some prosecutors filed charges cole will be arraigned on the 18th of this month in san mateo. dan kerman kron 4 news, thank you dan. another big story tonight. what could be a game changer in the fight against the coronavirus may be just around the corner. >> pfizer says its experimental pill reduces the risk of hospitalization and death from covid kron four's rob fladeboe explains. >> pfizer on friday said its experimental antiviral pill for covid-19 cuts rates of hospitalization and death by nearly 90% in high-risk adults and we'll be asking the fda to authorize is pill. as soon as possible. we very to report today. >> the first. in 4 protease which is a medecine taking us for 5 days and you it gets one of the critical component virus. >> and the availability of pills to treat early covid-19 would be a significant advance in the battle with the coronavirus stanford university infectious diseases. professor doctor katherine bliss shut weren't really think about the use for this is immunocompromised. people. >> you don't develop a good immune response to the vaccine and are l

if the evidence lines up and charges are filed against cole. those circumstances should have no impact on his prosecution. >> but prosecutors say it could and his ultimate sentencing when it comes to holding somebody accountable the prosecution side of criminal justice that we do is district attorney's. it's very important to us and everybody is treated the same. >> when it gets to sentencing everybody's different as to the reason that they committed their crime and to that extent that's where these details become very important. well, you know, the nature of the person do they have a what how did this come about that. they develop the addiction. >> a san francisco police have put coal on unpaid administrative leave. his attorney says that he is entered rehab as of today, the prosecutor's office has just received the case from the police. they will review it. and if so, they will file charges likely next week. and if that happens, he will have his arraignment on the 18th of this live in san mateo. dan kerman kron 4 news, thank you, dan. >> now

theo and cole, good luck with today. — long time.oday, we hope to hear a very l with today, we hope to hear a very strong and loud voice from young people across the world that are here. all eyes, of course, on glasgow. we are expecting a big march and expecting it, from what we are hearing a very good—humoured. a lot of police around but today this will hopefully have quite a carnival atmosphere. will hopefully have quite a carnival atmosphere-— atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. atmosphere. thank you very much indeed- we _ atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. we will _ atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. we will be _ atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. we will be back _ atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. we will be back up - atmosphere. thank you very much indeed. we will be back up to - indeed. we will be back up to scotland, of course, throughout the day for this young people's day, as it is being described, at cop26. now it's time for a look at the weather. scarves, raincoats in scotland, pretty chilly all r

more. >> reporter: this used to be the uk's biggest power plant fueled by cole. it's one of the last. >> there is very little coal left here now. >> reporter: they will stop using coal to produce electricity next year. the entire country is set to follow. >>> is this the fuel of power? >> we believe so. >> reporter: they have been transitioning to a different kind of fuel, transported by train here to northern england, wood. around 15 of these trains arrive here each day. each one carries enough wood pellets to power around 800 homes for one year. >> we take sawdust as residues from things like saw mills. so all of the older bits of the tree that people don't general want. >> reporter: coal is relatively simple to store. you can leave it outside for years. but biomass has to be kept dry at controlled temperatures. so they built these massive storage domes. they stretch over 200 feet tall. together they holdover 300,000 tons of wood pellets. biomass now jen generates 8% of country's power. they say it is cleaner than coal. >> it is completely environmentally frien

they were able to safely arrest him on scene. >> cole has worked as a homeless outreach officer for the police department point >>> looking at at san francisco, where residents of an iconic neighborhood are battled after a brazen shooting. kpix 5's shawn chitnis spoke with residents in the haight . the shooting is not the only thing leaving them on edge. >> reporter: it certainly catching people off guard as they walked by this memorial that is there for the man who died here on scene yesterday. people are surprised to learn that there was a shooting here, and that it happened at 1:00 in the afternoon just yesterday. some lifelong residents of san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood now say they might not be able to live here much longer point >> it is that bad. we've already been having conversations about, you know, selling our home that we have worked 25 years to even get into in the city point >> reporter: this man has lived in haight-ashbury for almost 20 years, it didn't feel comfortable showing his face or sharing his name. he's not alone in his struggle to stay in a place he

and it remained painkiller use or throughout if the evidence lines up in charges are filed against cole. >> prosecutors say those circumstances should not have an impact on his prosecution, but it could. and his ultimate sentencing while there needs to be even and justice. >> there also needs to be the effort to this unique person in this unique case. what's unique an appropriate punishment. so yeah, very important. san francisco police to put coal on unpaid administrative leave pending an investigation. >> cole's attorney says his client has now entered rehab and prosecutors are reviewing the case if they decide to charge cole could appear in court by the 18th of this month. in san mateo. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> new at 9 and happening soon. the city of alameda will be sending health professionals and paramedics to mental health calls. that's part of a regional push that we have been seeing to divert the work away from police to these mental health professionals are also the money live with us in studio. >> what sort of changes to expect to come with this move. >> so 911, dispatchers

"hey, lady, we need to make a cole porter record. all cole porter songs. all love songs."now. and we did. when i tell you that when jazz begins, this man lights up in a way that is such magic. it just reminded me that anybody that has a family member or somebody that they love that is suffering from alzheimer's or dementia, music is-- music is magic. music is a miracle. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, this-- on sunday, on sunday, on cbs and paramount+, you'll be able to see "lon last time, an evening with tony bennett and lady gaga." it features two sold-out shows you all did last august. and we're going to show a clip here in just one second. what song are we seeing? >> "anything goes." which was from our previous record, but this was great we did this this night because it was easier for tony to sing songs that he knew with me a little bit before his alzheimer's set on. but it's amazing, the whole night, we sang songs also that were new. his short-term memory was still there. you're going to see "anything goes now." but this is the cole record from the 20s. >> stephen: an

thank you ranking member cole. once again, it feels like groundhog day from where we were on thursday. we have the bill before us that was filed at 3:00 this afternoon. and we're in this committee hearing at 4:30 and you added 400 more pages to it. it's 2,135 pages. knowing that no one on our side can read it, let alone on your side can read it. i think this is a horrible way to do business. the american people knows it's a horrible way to do business. and even five of your colleagues yesterday sent a letter to speaker pelosi saying they would not support this reconciliation bill without a full score of the congressional budget office. it will take two weeks, two weeks for the congressional budget office to score the bill. and then they want 72 hours from that point to read it. this is a budget bill. a budget bill. a budget, according to speaker pelosi, says it's a statement of their values. you know what, let's look through the 400 new pages you added in. because there's a lot of things that you didn't point out,

cole: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, the distinguished chairman of the rules committee, mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, i want to thank the gentlewoman from pennsylvania for yielding me the time and for her distinguished service on the rules committee. madam speaker, the standard we have set is simple. when a member uses taxpayer money to produce a video encouraging violence against another member they should lose the privilege of serving on a committee. that's what serving on a congressional committee is, it is a privilege, not a right. i don't know what congressman gosar has said in the privacy of republican conference meetings, i'm not getting any invitations to those, and frankly, madam speaker, i don't really care, because it's what he said publicly that counts. publicly he has defended his ac

>> cole: yup. >> anthony: what's tougher, life or football?no timeouts, there's no none of that. >> fred: that was a really good insight. [ laughter ] >> anthony: "love thy brother" is one thing that's all well and good. but these guys want to win. they need to win. and everyone will be watching. ♪ appalachia is my name >> this parts unknown thanksgiving marathon is presented by johnnie walker. keep walking. get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. ho ho ho! not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. get a credit toward your first month's payment on select models. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less

cole posted a $57,500 bail and was released thursday. >> he's on his way into intensive residential drug rehab. >> reporter: the district attorney says the case involves public trust. >> i don't care who it is. if they violate the law, we're going to hold them accountable. >> reporter: brenda agrees. >> okay, you have an addiction but that doesn't give you the right or to go do something bad. you're an officer of the law. >> reporter: cole is on unpaid administrative leave while he deals with rehab and his upcoming legal case. it's not going to look like this for long because the storm is headed our way. what's the weekend look like. we have rain off to norths, clouds and the drizzle. we'll keep that tonight into tomorrow. that will line up by 8 clen 30 on monday. we'll take a look at the stronger storm next week. full details in about 18 minutes. >>> see you in a bit. thanks so much. nbc bay area melissa colorado looks at the price to protect the embarcadaro. >> reporter: this area just south of ferry building down to pier 14 is one of the kilo lying areas that port of san francisco off

reporter: san francisco police sergeant devin cole has been with the department 27 years. those who know

say cole tried to flee the scene but was arrested for robbery and resisting arrest.orney tells us the incident stems from his clients, ongoing secret addiction to opioids the condition that he says again during an on the job injury back in 2010. >> we're doing some what they call non bite work and as he put it, one of the dogs did not get the memo and the dog bit him through the calf's when it comes to holding somebody accountable. it's very important to us and everybody is treated the same. >> when it gets to sentencing everybody's different. >> sfpd has placed sergeant cole on unpaid leave while they conduct an investigation. prosecutors say they're still reviewing this case and not decided whether they will press charges. in the east bay a 12 year-old was arrested for a shooting threat at no middle school on monday. police say during their investigation, they identified the student as a possible suspect who later confessed to making the threat. well, talking with officers, the student was cited and released a custody of their parents. the department is now working

thank you ranking member cole. once again, it feels like groundhog day from where we were on thursday. we have the bill before us that was filed at 3:00 this afternoon. and we're in this committee hearing at 4:30 and you added 400 more pages to it. it's 2,135 pages. knowing that no one on our side can read it, let alone on your side can read it. i think this is a horrible way to do business. the american people knows it's a horrible way to do business. and even five of your colleagues yesterday sent a letter to speaker pelosi saying they would not support this reconciliation bill without a full score of the congressional budget office. it will take two weeks, two weeks for the congressional budget office to score the bill. and then they want 72 hours from that point to read it. this is a budget bill. a budget bill. a budget, according to speaker pelosi, says it's a statement of their values. you know what, let's look through the 400 new pages you added in. because there's a lot of things that you didn't point out,

according to the mercury, sergeant cole was off duty during his arrest and has since been released. the robbery was reported at about 6:00 wednesday night. that same night, san mateo police shared this picture of officers responding to a robbery at a rite aid pharmacy. in a facebook post, police wrote that the suspect tried to run away before being arrested. >>> at least one person died in a crash that snarled traffic on highway 680 in pleasanton this morning. the crash was reported just before 6:00 a.m. blocking three lanes. all lanes have since reopened. right now, contra costa county is hitting the ground running when it comes to vaccinating children as young as five. kpix5's justin andrews is live in contra costa county where 20,000 doses have just arrived. justin? >> reporter: which is certainly good news for parents who have been waiting to make sure their kids are protected from covid- 19. i have been talking to doctors who say more and more kids are catching covid and they say the vaccine is certainly a line of defense. there are about 95,000 kids 5 h 11 years old in contra

reporter: san francisco police sergeant devin cole has been with the department 27 years.is attorney says those who knew him are stunned at the allegations he is facing. a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is sc

sergeant cole tried to run from the scene in san mateo november 3rd. trying to obtain painkillers. >>> the decision to let the music play is hitting a sour note with homeowners surrounding levi stadium. levi's has always had that 10:00 p.m. weeknight curfew for concerts but not anymore. this week, santa clara council members narrowly voted to lift the curfew for special occasions. the noise deadline will be 11:00 p.m. no matter the day. council members argue the city needs the revenue from non-nfl events. the city manager can only approve the clause five times a year. >>> time to get a live look outside. we're in oakland this morning getting things started. the sunrise is so beautiful. >> stunning. >> look at that. >> kari, i know this is one of your favorite times of the day. >> yes. i was looking forward the getting pictures coming from everybody. i have to show this again. hopefully we see some more mornings and evenings like this going into the weekend. if you're going to napa valley, we have some beautiful weather. the rain will be wrapping up wha

cole's been with sfpd for 27 years. right now he's out on bail and is on unpaid leave. calls attorney says his client is battling painkiller addiction also knew at six tonight. an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin died early this morning and his cell mate is now being investigated in the case. alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly said the cell mate was found standing over the unresponsive man just after midnight. first responders tried to save the inmate, but he was pronounced dead about 45 minutes later. neither man's name has been released. an autopsy will determine how the inmate died. right now. the case is being investigated as a possible homicide. protests in northern and southern california today work to put a stop to covid vaccine mandates in public schools. more than 4000. parents grandparents, students and teachers all rallied today at the state capitol in sacramento. they were protesting governor newsom's recent decision to require covid vaccines for california students as soon as they are eligible. protesters say they want to keep the students h

cole is in rehab. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.s raiders receiver is now facing two additional felony charges following this week's car crash that left a 23-year-old woman dead. on tuesday, ruggs was charged with dui resulting in substantial bodily harm and reckless driving. there is now another dui charge along with an additional reckless driving count due to the injury suffered by his girlfriend who was a passenger. he also faces a misdemeanor gun charge. prosecutors say he was driving 156 miles an hour and he rear-ended the victim's car and had a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. ruggs is due back in court on wednesday. in the north bay, the former grateful dead bassist announced that his new restaurant will be closing. terrapin crossroads was located along the creek in san rafael. they could not agree on a new lease with the city to use the nearby beach park for concerts. online, he said terrapin crossroads is always a community and can open elsewhere. after 11 years, blue bottle coffee is closing its origina

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ian cole, "today in the bay." >> check out our vaccine frequently asked questions page.ck or tap faq co-individual vaccine for kids. >>> attorneys will sit down for a hearing in the civil suit tied to a bay area homicide. jurors in 2019 acquitted the real estate heiress tiffany green. his family is seeking damages tide to his death. >>> the suspect in what authorities believe may have been a deadly love triangle shooting is due back in court. jessica and her brother marco did not enter a plea when they were arraigned on tuesday. she's accused of shooting a 19-year-old girl in a home early saturday. the brother is charged with accessory to murder. investigators say she was murdered at the home of an airman near the travis air force base. her body was discovered in a field near selena. >>> dave chapell performs tonight at chase center. it tips off a ten-city tour. this is including the screening of his new documentary. following the screening, he plans to do live material with special guests. that event sold out. his netflix special sparked backlash for his jokes about the

reporter: san francisco police sergeant devin cole has been with the department 27 years.hose who knew him are stunned at the allegations he is facing. a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is scheduled for novemb

one major sticking point is cole, which is the biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the, pushed for a last minute change to soften the language from phasing it out to phasing it down . that brought anger from small island states. this commitment on hall had been a bright spot in this package. it was one of the things we were hoping to carry out of here and back home with pride. and it hurts deeply to see that bright spot dim. we accept this change with the greatest reluctance we do so only and i really wanna stress only because there are critical elements of this package that people in my country need as a lifeline for their future. so don's health ministry says at least 5 people have been killed that during mass rallies against last month's military takeover. dr. say they were killed by security forces, but the police deny using live ammunition. demonstrators are angry after the head of the army, general abdel fat albert had formed a new ruling sovereign council. they want a civilian government. russia's president is denying any involvement in the board of standoff between bela

. >>> a san rgwas arreston suspicion of robbery at a rite aid in n sergeant cole was off duty when heday evening. he has since been released from custody on bond. he has been placed on unpaid leave pending an investigation. police say cole joined the department 27 years ago in 1994. >> we received a call for service, that there was an in progress robbery, and our officers arrived on scene shortly thereafter, where they, in fact, encountered an individual who was later identified as the subject was arrested point they were able to safely arrest him on scene. >> he has worked as a homeless outreach officer for the police department. >>> take a look at this video. oakland police appear to be pulling over a boat before forcing it to the dock, and then taking a man away in handcuffs. oakland pd confirms it is investigating a possible stolen boat in the oakland estuary. officers were dispatched this morning at around 10:00 a.m.. they say this is still an active and open investigation point >>> the dues for dungeness crab fishermen. recreational fishing opens in limited capacity tomorrow. th

said he is reviewing the case and could charge cole with first degree robbery and resisting arrest. his attorney says he posted nearly $58,000 in bail and then promptly sgheekd rehab. >> obviously he has his shameful addicted for a long time while having a difficulty doing his job in a first responsibler's setting. >> he said he started using painkillers after being bitten by a police dogful cole is now on unpaid leave. he is due in court november 18. >>> another clear view of the bay area's ongoing problem. car break-ins. a chief pulls up. even jumps into the car to see what's not side. this happened right outside a vitality bowl, inside a popular shopping center. the south bay also has seen a surge in car break-ins. today sf says break-ins are up more than 30% in the south bay in the past 12 months. >> so there is a lady here yesterday who had her car broken into and she mentioned her car was broken into. >> with the holiday shopping season already here, the best advice is pretty simple. don't leave anything in your car that might attract a thief. >> the iconic embarcadero could b

reporter: cole's use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe dog bitevided these pictures but didn't know that this was a dog that bit him. a spokesperson said he was assigned to field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach plan. he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was probably a sympathetic ear to a lot of addicts and help them to understand their struggle while not being able to overcome it himself. reporter: the da says he posted a 57,000 dollars bail. his arraignment is scheduled for the member 18th. >> they have sworn to uphold the law. the law in question becomes paramount. reporter: when we asked if they would review any of his cases, a spokesperson said we are looking into this. he is now in rehab. 70% of americans are very or somewhat worried about global warming. more and more of them are showing signs of the anxiety or depression as a result of that worry. reporter: some take action. some worry. bottom-line, more young people are reporting depression or

police say earlier this month, davin cole went to a rite aid and demanded drugs.rmacist gave them to him while another person called 911. police arrested him outside the store. he told them he's been addicted to painkillers for a decade. cole is currently in a detox treatment center and attended today's hearing remotely. >>> is it symbolic or can he actually force meta to change? california attorney general rob bonta says facebook and instagram are dangerous for your kids. and he's launching an investigation. today's announcement comes after that whistleblower leaked thousands of documents from facebook. among the many allegations that the company promoted its platforms to kids and young adults, even though research showed they had negative impact on mental health. the attorney general joined us on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >> the bottom line is we want to do everything in our power to protect, support defend our children. as the people's attorney for the state of california, it's my job to stand up for the most vulnerable especially from abuse from the most powerfu

s. cole. they've taken up steps to make sure that they have measures to try and prevent that, but it really is striking video. if you see just how close those ships came to this u. s. destroyer, i spent a lot of time on a be destroyers, and that is by far their biggest concern is what small ships can do. again, we saw that with the u. s. s. cole. so we do expected about 25 minutes. that defense secretary john kirby is going to address this issue as well as the drone strike, the kill 10 people in afghanistan is true to withdraw him. we do expect they're going to have a forceful response. again, saying that this was out of ran provocation denying that the u. s. had anything to do with that oil or that tanker. but again, they're gonna be questions about how the ship captain, lunch, small boats get that close. whether or not his orders were to make sure it the escalated rather than escalated. ok while we wait to hear what comes all that press briefing, abernet, patsy. go haine. bringing us up to d

ian cole gave it a try. >> every four years the sport of curling gets ice-hot.here's curling league games under way. and learn to curl on the side. they're coveted spots that sell out quickly. i'm joining in. >> a social camaraderie to it. >> reporter: all of this is put on by the curling club. many got their start watching on tv. >> it's insane how much attention curling gets. >> reporter: every tuesday, the center rink for hockey is transformed. >> we go through a lot of effort to make curling happen, even hen we don't necessarily have a dedicated facility for that around. >> reporter: the club says in the lead-up to the olympics, demand soars. and during the games, they shut down the league to teach the curious public. >> anyone of any age, skill level, able to play, as soon as they learn. >> reporter: here is how it's played. >> two teams throw 40-pound stones of granite. they throw it at a bull's eye. everybody knows the sweepers or the crushers. they're helping to keep it going. once everyone has thrown their stones, they count the points. >> reporter: it'

>> ranking member cole, how much money remains? >> i am curious what we may need to do going forward, and how quickly we need to do it. >> we have assured adequate supply for boosters for all americans and that is also true for adolescents and children. obviously, the question beyond that -- i always try to stay one step ahead of where we are so the good news is we really, through your help, i mean, this should not be underestimated or understated, we could not have done what we have done in providing primary vaccines, boosters, adolescents, school age children, without the help of this committee and we have done that. >> you are kind to say that. how much funding remains for the purchase of international vaccines? what do we need to look at going forward to fulfill the commitments that our country has made? >> let me if i may let director pace answer that question. >> thanks for the question. it is our understanding that we have the funding available to fulfill the president's commitment of 500 million pfizer vaccines. jan that, f

. >>> we will meet nevada's kimmie cole, who is running to become lieutenant governor, which would make her nevada's first openly transgender state official. >>> and let's begin this hour with the gop's new tactic to distract and to divide. this time, escalating the culture wars over classrooms. calling for modern daybook burning across america. here are headlines. coast to coast, gop leaders and upset parents leading the charge, pushing to ban books they deem sexually explicit, or that discuss the truth about racism in america. of course, banning book, nothing new, except for the fact that most e-reads these days, so unclear what the gop actually wants to burn but we do know some of the ire of their fire, dismant ling and demeaning the process we made in making this country more inclusive for the lbgtq community. this week, texas governor greg abbott called on state leaders to investigate criminal activity related to quote the availability of pornography in schools. specifically citing the novel gender queer, its author defends the book, writing, quote, one of the charges thrown agains

so it was rural, so wake up cole from a rural lesson quite late in the evening, and the fire was bubbling behind these trees and everyone was pretty relax. mm hm. with that to me, it was a real lesson and how flies and how quickly things can change. we were for reference fives for 2 months, but it still was a scale that was shocking. people in like enjoy it felt like front line the whole order of things been like the window the neighbors on a slide were trying to defend their puppies. did i say this conqueror hopping towards maim. mm hm. just right. and right in front of this, this one hi, that was brought in what's up in the morning on the 2nd of january. the image was nearly every front page of the k papers and been shared across social media wildfire. featured on many pages around the world was taken by the photo journalist, matthew ab and he treated my last day the decade. felt like the apocalypse covering all the rest of the world. it was a clear top climate change in compliance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison countess claims. the consequenc

cole: this bill will not get better in the senate. when it was sold to your side we were told we are not going to move ahead. the senate isn't going to accept this bill and a few senators are going to send it right back. so we should defeat the rule and defeat the infrastructure package and defeat the bad, bad, bad bill. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair. mr. mcgovern: we spent 12 hours in the 12 hours debatingtive admiration for him and dr. burgess and mrs. fischbach and we have strong disagreements and i respect their opinions. i yield to the chairman of the chairman of mr. scott. mr. scott: this addresses an urgent challenge facing workers and our economy within the jurisdiction, this proposal makes child care more affordable and preschools with three and four-year-olds and will give them to re-enter the work force. the build back better act makes children and helping more children getting healthy nutrition and lowers the cost of higher education by incr

cole: this bill will not get better in the senate. when it was sold to your side we were told we are not going to move ahead. the senate isn't going to accept this bill and a few senators are going to send it right back. so we should defeat the rule and defeat the infrastructure package and defeat the bad, bad, bad bill. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair. mr. mcgovern: we spent 12 hours in the 12 hours debatingtive admiration for him and dr. burgess and mrs. fischbach and we have strong disagreements and i respect their opinions. i yield to the chairman of the chairman of mr. scott. mr. scott: this addresses an urgent challenge facing workers and our economy within the jurisdiction, this proposal makes child care more affordable and preschools with three and four-year-olds and will give them to re-enter the work force. the build back better act makes children and helping more children getting healthy nutrition and lowers the cost of higher education by incr

i think the way in which this particular connects to doctor cole is educators and women educators andhe possibility of education in the might be in a common school, it might be in high school, and hbc you or a place over the again and again education is at the core of the identities but also a central place for the kind of organizing black women are doing. one of my disappointments and writings that you shared was i couldn't find my grandmother in the north carolina start archives. the women's vote in the 1920s, black and white have not been preserved so it's permissive to see the intersection between the work you do and politics of history and the powers in the state of north carolina didn't value this history and the ways we might want to tell it. i was lucky because university historians interviewed my grandmother in the 1970s and i was able to draw on that but if i put share one more thing about the other reason we tell these stories is the archives keep coming so i have a baby sister herself was the keeper of a set of family papers and i have this box on the board to set it to yo

his attorney has suggested that cole was trying to obtain painkillers. he is on unpaid leave. >>> the decision to let the music play hitting a sour note with neighbors that surround levi stadium. it's kind of loud. levi has already had that 10:00 p.m. weeknight curfew for concerts but not anymore. santa clara council members narrowly voted to lift the curfew for special occasions. the noise deadline will be 11:00 p.m. no matter the day provided the city manager approves. council members argue the city needs the revenue from non-nfl events. the city manager can only approve the clause five times a year, so the hope is they'll keep big acts from pulling out of concerts, which has happened in the past. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning this thursday. what is the weather going to be like for this weekend? >> it's going to be a great weekend for whatever you have planned. i think a lot of people are going to be getting ready for thanksgiving, either putting up or taking down decorations if you still have halloween decorations or so

that's a direct pull quote from congressman cole, republican of oklahoma. cole backed sending the case to the ethics committee, and said it should be his own party leadership that decides what should happen to mr. gosar. though we have seen the lack of reaction from mr. mccarthy. how much is payback, retribution, going to be the coin of the realm, if control of this house flips during the midterms? >> there is certainly concern among democrats on capitol hill that there will be some kind of retribution in 2023, should republicans win the house majority in 2022. but that being said, the one democrat who really matters here in this discussion, speaker nancy pelosi, she said in declarative language today that despite all of those concerns about what could be on the horizon, she frames this moment, with congressman gosar, as an emergency. she's deeply alarmed about his rhetoric, his comments about the prospect of violence in congress. you look at what happened over in the united kingdom. violence is on the rise here in the u.s. and around the world toward elect

we are seeing reports that cole is going to be greater than ever and there is irony but let's rememberthe best investments of figure, is there a cautionary tale or something we should learn from this? >> we've seen quite a bit of pull back before winter, many are nice technical level, around 200 so i think they are starting to look interesting again and thorough still room for upside. charles: think twice before shutting it all down also? >> absolutely one 100%. the technology isn't available to shut down oil and start renewables, we are just not there yet. charles: speaking of technology not ready yet, transportation secretary buttigieg suggesting for families who by electric families will never have to worry about gas prices again. i want to say this ignores, this costs $5 trillion to create and transport energy here, it suggests rural areas that don't have broadband will have a bunch of easy charging stations, your thoughts on this? i know a side note here, lithium is something you've talked about a lot, it's up a lot already, government forced into this but it's not an easy simple