i am reed cowan. once again, community station working offer solutions to the nationwide crisis of youth mental health challenges. with cbs news to look at the struggles, what is behind them, and bring kids and teenagers, and adults together for help and support to find solutions. please gather those you love around the television set for community conversation. circuit with get to other top stories starting with first alert weather. it is rainy outside. >> yes. it is first alert day, isolated thunderstorms moving over the bay. we have watched it on first alert doppler all morning. focus in the south bay much of the late morning and early afternoon. we will see a few more isolated showers skim through, that is 5:00 tonight. a line of rain moves across the entire bay and drops more snow around hamilton. it will quiet down after that. no more rain tomorrow. really about the next four to five hours, the chance for isolated thunderstorm is possible. then we get along break, nothing happens until saturday.

i'm reed cowan. let's start out with some breaking news out of the east bay. as oakland tries to figure out what comes next for their police department, we have confirmed that police have shot a suspect in oakland this afternoon. chopper was above the scene in the area of international boulevard and 105th avenue. you can see the mayhem on the street. authorities tell us the suspect may have been armed and may have tried to carjack somebody. right now, it is unclear what led up to the gunfire. we are getting small details right now. we also don't know the condition of the suspect. as soon as we get updates, we will pass them along to you. we are on the ground and in the sky. >>> former oakland police chief , leronne armstrong, who would have been overseeing the scene, spoke publicly today to the media for the first time since he got the ax. in no uncertain terms, he said he should still be in charge today. >> i was wrongly terminated for standing up for the city of oakland. >> anne makovec joins us now. armstrong sissy delivered on the promises and made the dep

i am reed cowan. all this week, we are exploring youth mental health. he sion. thpotential sotis had by viy area youth and xmas the local and national levels as we pour our hearts into this work to help our children and their families navigate through the challenges that so many of you are facing. we will get to that very important conversation in just a minute. we wanted to give you a second to call people around the television set so that you can be ready for the conversation. first, while you're doing that we want to get to the weather today. it is another first alert weather day. we have rain heading much of the bay area today. bart is running at slower speeds because of the rain. make sure to add some time to your trip, wherever you are going today. in san jose, the streets were soggy earlier this morning. in this neighborhood very much the same on the freeway. you will see chp out there making sure that we slow down and then this is the scene right outside of our battery street studios. downtown san francisco off to a wet start this morning. the rain is fa

i'm reed cowan. we don't say this often around here but it is a snow day across much of the bay area. talking to those of you in the higher elevations, we know you are seeing a lot of fresh powder. our chopper got these views all around the region today. a beautiful, scenic blanket of white. >> there will be some selfies up this snow we peek. if you're one of the people who made it to the top, let us know. we want to see your photos. all of that wet weather is making a mess for the roads. be safe out there. that goes without saying. on the left, we noover highway 17. you can see a blanket of fog and that patchwork of snow. on the right, you can see livermore, highway 85. that is covered. we can tell you livermore, more than 100 cars got stuck while driving in the snow. alameda county fire had to come out and help the drivers. we got it covered north to south, east to west. >>> the video from livermore emphasizes why we are making such a big deal out of avoiding trouble through the higher elevations i

i am reed cowan. just three hours away, president biden will deliver his second state of the union address, but this time he does it before a politically divided congress. skyler henry joins me live from washington with a preview. skyler, good afternoon. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon to you. the president is expected to touch on several key issues, including the state of the economy and the historic low unemployment numbers as well as the state of immigration and other international priorities as well. we will also hear him touts some of the administration's legislative victories, mainly the bipartisan infrastructure law, showing that both sides of the aisle can work together as the administration looks to carry on a theme of finishing the job. president biden will deliver his second state of the union address, touting democratic wins. >> we have been able to do more for the american people than ever before. >> the state of our union is struggling under the weight of president biden's far left extr

>>> this is cbs bay area with reed cowan. >> get a load of this story. new details on the evacuation of a b.a.r.t. station and we just learned about a potential connection to the explosion and fire at this san francisco home. what a day it has been. good afternoon. i'm reed cowan. right now, b.a.r.t. is recovering after a station shut down. that shut down, we now believe, may have a potential link to the deadly fire that collapsed that home in san francisco's sunset district. anne makovec joins me now to help sort this all out. >> let's start with b.a.r.t. things are getting back to normal. that is the good news. this all began when a box truck was transporting hazardous materials that driver smelled something weird and stopped by the daly city b.a.r.t. station to check it out. that is what haz-mat closed that area off and ordered everybody out of the station. neighboring balboa park and another b.a.r.t. station was closed while police and health officials took the necessary precautions. all three stations havea look a as it collects materials and assess

i want to bring in my good friend, my colleague reed cowan. you are also very important in this community because of what you do. i want you to tell us about a very important and special guy that you met. >> we get really lucky to meet some amazing people. we wanted to share with all of our viewers somebody who is really the voice right now of our time. he is san francisco's poet laureate , and i will just let him go from here with his word work. >> reporter: sometimes words are work. how do you reach for the right words? when you are writing about someone, words are music. whose music fires notes like bullets and bad things. to understand this moment in front of a packed san francisco audience, you have to do what poet laureate does a lot. rollback the tape for a deeper look to before his poetry reading on martin luther king day backstage. >> every time before i get on the stage, i spend it fighting myself. >> reporter: born in the bay, tonga became san francisco's poet laureate. his work was so profound and prolific that mayor london breed n

i am reed cowan. so you sought from your office window.s is the picture from the san francisco sunset district. they saw this today. massive plumes of smoke billowing up into the skies. you can see the crews battling this fire from every angle they could. in fact you could see the house caved in from the top there. firefighters covering both rooftops of neighboring homes to do some defensive action. at least two people were hurt, including a firefighter. right now one person is still unaccounted for. so let's go back in time. this all began with a possible explosion just before 9: 30 this morning at a home on 22nd avenue near noriega. our jocelyn moran was there. >> reporter: a lot of people near the area of the sunset district describing what they heard. something like a loud explosion is how they described it. i do want to show you some of the homes that sustained damage. even just eight, nine, 10 homes down you can see some of these windows were completely blown out. even the cars sustained significant damage. you can see this windshiel

i'm lee cowan. and this is "sunday morning." it's tragic but true.e this day is over, more than 100 americans will die by gun violence, many teens and children. black americans suffer the most. they experience ten times the number of gun homicides as white americans. so especially for those who live in impoverished urban neighborhoods, it's pretty easy to despair. but there are good people doing the hard work of changing minds and saving lives. our senior contributor ted koppel found some of them on >> deonte dorsey was 16 when he died in early january, just one of 11 teens and pre-teens shot and killed in baltimore already this year. >> people are dying over senseless things like how we staring at each other, people die over that. >> they pulled a gun out of the drawer like we put a belt on. >> reporter: inch by inch, this man and the program he runs are making a little bit of progress. coming up on "sunday morning." >>> ben mankiwicz this morning is in conversation with actor woody harrelson to talk about his new movie and an old habit. >> reporter

reed cowan caught up with this poet. >> reporter: sometimes words are work. how do you reach for the right words when you know someone who's moves are music and whose music fires notes like bullets at bad things. to understand this moment in front of a packed san francisco audience, you have to do what tango does, roll back the tape for a deeper look. to before his poetry reading on martin luther king day backstage. >> i spend the time fighting myself. i for tur myself. >> reporter: born in the bay, he became san francisco's poet lawyer rhett. his work so profound the mayor needed two pages for the words to describe him. >> groovy artistic hit or miss any says and the pen is a megaturn in the situation. what we writes becomes a relationship to power. no brut strength can conquer. >> anything you say that is not well thought out? in five minutes i can tell you have paid in minutes and hours thinking about this. >> yes. >> reporter: he is humble because his craft demands it. a ghostly erasing of self before you go on stage. it's the nobody who is the best biogr

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i'm reed cowan. california's longest serving senator will not seek your vote in 2024. we have a look at her political career, six decades breaking lots of class ceilings. >> quite a career. not over yet. she turns 90 in june. she is the oldest member of congt serving female senator in u.s. history. she broke barriers on many fronts, gender, reproductive rights, gun control, environmental protection and the first woman to serve as president as the san francisco board of supervisors in the 70s. the first female mayor of san francisco after the assassinations of george mass son knee and harvey milk. in 1992 she was the first woman elected to the u.s. senate. it was the year of the woman. feinstein was the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and the first woman to serve as the judiciary top democrat. she is known for reaching to republicans to find middle ground. >> she approached everything studiosly and carefully. she had passion that accompanied her knowledge -- detailed knowledge of the facts. she was able to convince people on both sides of the aisle

eye reed cowan. you want to build a snowman? in just an hour from now parts of the bay area will be under an official winter storm warning. it's pretty behind me. the cold storm brought this bel e to bay area mountain tops, a blanket of snow. across the region, snow in the santa cruz mountains and on the hills above fremont and mission peak and highway 5. snow prompted a road closure because of slippery conditions out there. on the right you see the heavy equipment doing the job. we can tell you the road has since reopened. mount diablo almost white out conditions at that high elevation. the trees were icy. now from the chopper you can see entire hilltops and mountain sides across the bay area coated with the beautiful fresh snow, a blanket of snow over henry coe park. then to the west, the black mountain camera caught the furious flurries this morning. we sent out all kinds of people. team coverage beginning with paul heggen. >> we see more snow showers. they are in the higher elevations of the bay area with rain showers for th

i am reed cowan. the city of oakland has reached a deal to transform the coliseum site. here is what we know right now . the city says they have reached an exclusive agreement with the african-american sports and entertainment group to redevelop the area and it includes affordable housing, retail, new public facilities and for sports. we talked about bringing the first majority blackstone team to the nfl and wnba team to oakland. >> the on sports and anything. this is about creating jobs and revitalizing this community without displacement and gentrification. >> this is the largest transfer of public lands to black people in the city's history. at 5:00, we will have an in- depth look at what these opportunities could mean for people who live and work around that iconic site. in the meantime, the a's are still holding pattern. the city and team owners there are still negotiating over the final points of the terminal proposal. team continues to threaten to move to las vegas and we can sell you the owners went again to las vegas yesterday. >>> first alert weather. rain is o

. >> i'm reed cowan in for ryan yamamoto, yes, that was a fast zoom but this is fast-paced news breaking today. you can see it behind us, oakland has declared a state of emergency due to a

. >> i'm reed cowan in for ryan yamamoto, yes, that was a fast zoom but this is fast-paced news breaking today. you can see it behind us, oakland has declared a state of emergency due to a cyber attack. they are dealing with that, also the fact that there police chief has been fired. and markovic watching it all today. she spoke with security experts about what was happening. >> yes, we are concentrating on the cyber attack right now but you have been talking a lot about the police chief being fired, and we will hear more about that but the biggest impact of that cyber attack has been slower response times for 911 calls but that is because people are calling 911 with nonemergencies, because they cannot contact the city through other means. several online systems are down right now, as we take another live look at the city of oakland where the state of emergency was issued yesterday, the city tweeting out of the declaration of a local emergency allows the city of oakland to expedite the procurement of agreement and materials, activate emergency workers if needed and issue orders on an exp

my name is melissa cowan. i'm the lead historical interpreter and educator here at rock ledge ranch. and i just want to welcome you all to rock ledge ranch. this is the third in a series of book talks that we've been doing here at the ranch. i see a lot of new faces tonight, so thanks for coming out to support our very own elizabeth borders. i'm going to take just a moment to introduce her and elizabeth, we have known each other for quite some time, and i'm so excited to for this opportunity for you to share what you've written. elizabeth is a recent grad of packard, patrick henry college and in leaving patrick and hearing she was actually awarded their history department's award for this particular project that she's been working on. and so she has spent a lot of time researching and she's going to tell you all about the adventure of writing a book tonight. but she's actually been at rockledge longer than i have. she started here when she was 12. and and has been a volunteer. and a staff member here at the ra

and you had to miss santa hats. cowan saw dukes who tried to attract the most the brightest minds of those time. some of them went bankrupt while investing in art or in new castles. but that's also brought competition on the arts level on the university level to give you an example that was met him vessel. you can give me that example after short break, but we have to take it right now. we will be back in just a moment. ah ah ah ah ah ah, i'm willing it over to the door. yeah, no cranium t doin actually yeah i did, she ship dr. lee that ship with control input. you bought some ships you need to get them awarded by like you system really being yet in the did not sing the anthem . missy leon. yeah. well, we can do a simple room dish, but i live alone. i'm crazy. you've got to where you store lot of the my subway, but just dory. yes or no it's i live shibley's get us which i we ship it with them . so just figured i needed your daughter to look like you know what of them. i need a says that you train schools with one, they each double that or a beach according to not to buddies group go

and you had to miss santa hats. cowan saw dukes who tried to attract the most the brightest minds of those time. some of them went bankrupt while investing in our it's our new causes. but that's also brought competition, auntie otts level on the university level, to give you an example that was met him fair. so you can give me that example after a short break, but we have to take it right now. we will be back in just a moment. ah ah, ah, to come to the russian state will never be tied up on the most 19 with eclipse in 55 with speedy when else with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. with me, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust, rather than fear like take on various job with artificial intellig

we need to compete with china concern our semiconductor supply chain parties are not senator chris cowansware and inventive used to ukraine and its freedoms from russia. soap is so far as how things get done and the u.s. senate, you will really find something getting done without senator john cornyn in the middle of it. sometimes make a difference on them. thank you for indulging me. it's also really nice to puppies. senator, let's dive in. there are number of experts and maybe some of our locals may not be fully familiar with the work and responsibilities of the senate select committee on intelligence. what can you tell us abou duties and that committee? especially as it relates to trust with the intelligence community. boxes and on intelligence that leader about the democratic and republican parties get to select those members. you do not accrue seniority like ordinarily or physically impaired your service on that committee have to be appointedoi they were created the house counterpartnt in the wake of the church committee. in the intelligence tools on the desire for more oversight. if

claudia cowan is live in san francisco with the details. >> the next legal step in this high-profilets a court date to stand trial on multiple felony charges stemming from that vicious attack last october on paul pelosi which was caught on camera by two police officers who responded to 911 call about an intruder made by paul pelosi. their body-worn cameras captured the moment he swung a hammer into pelosi's head leaving him unconscious in a pool of blood. it also showed depap bringing in through a glass door and his confession. during an interview he candidly laid out his plan to kidnap nancy pelosi and break her kneecaps and followed that with a chilling jail house phone call apologizing for not going further. in a parallel case he faces kidnapping and assault charges in federal court but the state's case here in san francisco superior court goes first and when we'll hear from paul pelosi. at recent public appearances with his wife, he has worn a hat and gloves to hide his injuries as he continues to recover from multiple skull fractures and emotional trauma. the 82-year-old pelosi

i'm lee cowan. and this is "sunday morning." it's tragic but true.e this day is over, more than 100 americans will die by gun violence, many teens and children. black americans suffer the most. they experience ten times the mb

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. >> griff: so a secret visit to cowan tri we didn't know the president was going to, there is some reportinghat he took an hour's long train ride and we do know because we have this on video, we saw him getting out of a white toyota suv. you never see the u.s. president getting out of a cadillac, chevy suburban he is there in whatever they determined the most secure vehicle or the easiest to sneak sneak him around in. and for a visited surprise everybody here and in moscow as well. >> steve: peter, as you depicted in the "new york times" they got that he took a train from poland in and that train ride, that's how most world leaders have got noon kyiv in the last year it. normally takes about seven hours. we don't know the logistics. buff the reason they don't fly in is because of the threat of missiles, right? >> peter: that's right. and the reason we don't have more details on the ground right now a shrunken down press pool traveling with the president on this secret trip. not a secret anymore. the secret's out. on this trip has agreed as part of the ground rules for safety not to be sharin

when he was cowan, the thing is the best time to bowl is under these lights. nothing. you can extract the most amount of swinging themes. so, why not expose the top or the to, to the hardest times about and we've got through the best bows to play the game. so and when, thankfully we got 3, we get how much is the city of returns to the top of the english premier league? they did it by bates, inc. title arrivals asked, or the emerett stadium. so how molly cripples enough to nitrogen. so this one was the biggest match of the premier league season so far, england, top 2 teams arsenal. a manchester city faced often a title, a showdown president, filled with gold and a fair share of drama. post sauce lou top the table going into this match as they look for their 1st li crowns is 2004 with the 1st team to buckle on the pressure and on the back pump by to nero, tomlinson each opened the door, but kevin bruna to put raining champions, manchester city ahead congestion. the gunners hit back though. forward again. catch a winning a penalty. thanks to a late challenge. my man city

with our cowan research we estimate there's $37 billion in funds for ukraine that haven't been put on contract for some of the large defense primes the pump is primed and as soon as we get into some of the budgetary details, if any of that overhang lifts, certainly it's going to bode well for the companies. >> do you worry about people buying the group now on these headlines primarily? you always think about when people bought all the oil and energy stocks last year at the peak anytime this stuff is gobbling up headlines if anything it's kind of a sign at the top, the fact that we've only gotten back to pre covid levels for this group as a whole give me a case for investors that you think there could be sustained outperformance here and not just the usual kind of quiet, you know, performance that they've really been on display for lately >> sure. well, one, i mean, i think most people would look at a multiyear scenario for the conflict in ukraine. european defense spending is off the charts, japan has doubled its defense budget i talked about the growth in u.s. spending and certainly

solomon but far more pressures on a name you will hear from, stephanie cowan. sonali basak, there is 118 pages. i got to page 54. where did what did we learn this morning, what has the sell side learned about platform solutions? sonali: it's official it's can it take two years for this business to start to break even on a pretense basis. the consumer business, there are a lot of questions about what they do from here with that business but now there's no subtleties here for goldman sachs today. he walked through the door and there is a big sign that says forward. they want you to try and look forward as they manage through the loss they have to manage in the next couple of years. where are they going to make money? they say they're asset involved management business is where they will do that. tom: do the securities analysis analysts there and bloomberg intelligence find integrity in their guesstimates out two years for platform solutions? do they believe the powerpoint charts? sonali: today to the extent this is a scorecard for goldman sachs management team, t

lee cowan sat down with the stars and two of the women who inspired the film. >> you're going to be watchingrter: for a month of sundays, years of sundays, in fact -- >> to the end zone, hello, super bowl. >> reporter: new england patriots have had a loyal cheering squad older than the team itlf. >> i d with myhaujel ,o someth ite awto >> reporter: tt's94ear-old betty, woe oe a foot sot thing . >> handsome. adorable. gorgeous. >> reporter: her best friend, 95-year-old elaine st. martin, carries a bit of a brady torch too. >> yeah. i thought he was really handsome. >> he was gorgeous. >> gorgeous is right. >> reporter: i hear this is a bit of a contentious thing, but when we went down to tampa bay, what did you guys think? >> i was angry with him. i wanted to kill him. for leaving us. >> reporter: they both forgave tommy, as they call him. that's the nature of their friendship. it's been as tight as the laces on a football for more than 70 years. >> we talk on the phone every day. >> even if we just call to say are you all right? >> are you all right? that's it. >> reporter: football was most

. >> reporter: jeanine cowan is the chair of the university of southern california's department of screeng composers to write for any sort of screen. >> good composers are good storytellers, and we want to work on these properties that are telling great stories. >> reporter: early games like pong and pac man did not tell much of a story, the advent of cd-rom technology allowed game designers to create much more complex worlds with more complex music to match. ♪ >> with digital audio, then we had a lot more space in order to put on actual tracks of recorded audio. >> a real violin. >> a real violin, a real orchestra. ♪ >> reporter: best-selling series like animal crossing and call of duty feature hours of original music. >> the most interesting projects i've ever been asked to score have been games, and i've scored film and television. >> reporter: professor gary shiemen got his start composing for shows like magnum p.i., in which he'd credit music to match the exact action on the screen. ♪ but when composing for a game like bioshock, he has to create an entire suite of songs that can loop

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joining us is max cowan, congressional reporter with punch bowl news.so interviewed the chairman, mike gallagher. guest: thanks for having me on. host: the hearing is at 7:00 eastern and we will have live coverage on c-span two. what did you find out from representative mike gallagher, the chair of the committee on what they hope to accomplish not only tonight but in the hearings and proceedings at head that committee? guest: gallagher told me one of his main goals is to show that the threat of the chinese communist party is not just a threat over there, this is a threat to americans in the united dates. that's one of the main goals and the goal of the committee going forward. we will hear from a couple former trump administration officials to talk about the military and ideological threats posed by the cp -- cbd. host: krishna morphy, -- murphy -- murthy, does he share the views? guest: one of the moats notable parts is a bipartisan nature. -- most noticeable parts is the bipartisan nature. this is a shared belief among most democrats and all republica

the cowan prince could be in power for 50 years. nothing easy with this, beyond the trump family interest in saudi arabia. >> some reports over the past couple months, that donald trump is angry that it was kushner that got the $2 billion. he believes he should have had a sizable cut of the money. >> fitting and not surprising at all. we know one thing trump hates most of all, when people go famous or profit off his name. there has been tension between president trump and kushner. kushner and ivanka trump not part of his 2024 bid. >> not much. >> richard's new book is "the bill of obligations: the ten habits of good citizens." it is out now. thank you, richard. >> best seller. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," russian forces appear to be avaning in the eastern part of ukraine. a live report from kyiv as the war nears the one-year mark. >>> plus, scranton joe is ready to go. we'll read from "the new york times" piece. >>> big news on who is coming to the 30/50 summit in abu dhabi. "forbes" and know your value are spearheading an even

tom brown show massive shoulders kristen cowan was even bigger it was really amazing see i love thatd going on. and then we've seen lots of tone on tone on tyneside this monochrome tans and browns going on from people like coach brown's a maxwell who is famous, addressing lady gaga and michael caused doing it as well. so new york has given us lots and lots to think about. and i think these trends are definitely carry for on london fashion week. yeah. are they actually going to be setting trends? simon rather than just doing i think what we coming out of think what we saw coming out of new last week, really new york last week, some really bizarre things one was in from new york. am i right in saying that one of the designers just had his girls wearing? well, i suppose equivalent sort suppose the equivalent of sort of and not else. of gaffer tape and not else. that's nobody's going to wear that on the high street, are they? so are they actually setting trends we're going setting trends that we're going to the high street and in to see on the high street and in high stores to balance hi

joining us is max cowan, congressional reporter with punch bowl news. we also interviewed the chairman, mike gallagher. guest: thanks for having me on. host: the hearing is at 7:00 eastern and we will have live coverage on c-span two. what did you find out from representative mike gallagher, the chair of the committee on what they hope to accomplish not only tonight but in the hearings and proceedings at head that committee? guest: gallagher told me one of his main goals is to show that the threat of the chinese communist party is not just a threat over there, this is a threat to americans in the united dates. that's one of the main goals and the goal of the committee going forward. we will hear from a couple former trump administration officials to talk about the military and ideological threats posed by the cp -- cbd. host: krishna morphy, -- murphy -- murthy, does he share the views? guest: one of the moats notable parts is a bipartisan nature. -- most noticeable parts is the bipartisan nature. this is a shared belief among most democrats and all rep

she earned a degree in cowan significantly and -- counseling but then three days into her new job she felt a pain in her side. she went to the doctor who diagnosed her with mesothelioma. soon her -- after her diagnosis she determined the only way she could have been exposed to asbestos was through the so-called safe baby powder, johnson & johnson baby powered. last year the judiciary committee held a hearing on corporate use of bankruptcy. we included johnson & johnson's use of the texas two stevment we were joined by plaza nura -- joined by mrs. nurano. she said when i learned i could file a lawsuit and have it decided by a jury, i found a path forward for my family. she continued, hope was taken from me. i learned johnson & johnson filed for bankruptcy and i would not receive a court date. she died from her illness last month. weeks before turning 50 and weeks before the third circuit's ruling against johnson & johnson. she never received the justice she deserved. make no mistake, as long as the world's biggest, wealthiest companies have the ability to game our legal system and esca