cbs' jan crawford joins us now on this historic day. good evening, jan. >> reporter: good evening, norah. you know, judge jackson's remarks today were personal, a real glimpse into her life. she began by thanking god, for putting her on this path, and hr parents who she said have always inspired and supported her. >> for too long, our government, our courts haven't looked like america. >> reporter: fulfilling a campaign promise, president biden made history as he introduced the first black woman ever nominated to the supreme court, ketanji brown jackson. >> i do know that one can only come this far by faith. among my many blessings-- and, indeed, the very first-- is the fact that i was born in this great country. >> reporter: from the beginning, the federal appeals court judge was the front-runner with stellar academic and legal credentials and a compelling life story, growing up in florida, the daughter of educators in a family of law enforcement. she said in her high school year book, "i want to eventually have a judicial appointment.

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joining is now former national lieutenant general retired keith kellogg and rich crawford from.action to the news? >> well thanks liz. it looks like to meet the discussions i had hoped our president was having on monday and going to zelensky in ukraine on tuesday talked to germany and the rest has failed. looks like the last hope of diplomatic negotiation is gone it looks like we are going to go into a war phase. russia's going into ukraine. elizabeth: m says i did not mean to interrupt. will the u.s. go into war? will u.s. put troops in there? >> know we won't. but we are doing is bolstering native ukraine is not a member of nato print article five attack on one attack on all does not apply to ukraine but we are going to protect the planks by moving our troops there. i am absently convinced putin will not go against nato countries. to me, for prudent death and extinction level event. because in those fighting three nuclear powers per he is fighting forces that outweigh outweigh him. he does not have the task to do it. i look to all the indicators they are screaming at me that h

angus crawford, bbc news.ed — allowing female students to return to the classroom. girls remain barred from secondary schools, even though boys were allowed to go back last september. there are conditions for the university return though. female students must wear the hijab, although they were already doing this. classes must be segregated by gender with female students entering via separate doors. and the curriculum must be based on �*islamic principles'. the taliban's deputy minister of culture and information, said his department aims to open classrooms for all girls in six provinces in this country which have warmer weather, universities have reopened, and we have been speaking to students there, and from some areas, we are being told that female students have been allowed to go back to university. in some areas, we're being told that boys are going to their classes in the morning and girls are going to their classes in the evening. in some places where the facilities are available, there are segregated cl

angus crawford, bbc news.gent support, a list of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. the duchess of cambridge has started her new role as the patron of england's rugby football league and rugby football union. the roles were previously held by prince harry who ended his relationship with the games when he stepped down as a working royal. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell reports. hoping to give english rugby a lift, the players were certainly impressed with their new patron's performance on the pitch. she's seriously skilful. like, it was really impressive. we thought we'd throw her in the scrum, so... i'm not sure she loved it, but we threw her in there. you know what she did, she was great. until last year, prince harry was english rugby's royal cheerleader. a lot�*s changed since this picture was taken back in 2015 at the world cup. with prince harry, his wife meghan and now prince andrew all losing their roy

crawford says it may talk with witnesses and has the latest. now on the investigation. >> a deadly shooting. >> killing a woman and critically wounding a man tuesday at around 10:00am here inside, become a spa on grand avenue in oakland's lake merritt district. oakland police received a call about a shooting in progress inside the spa arrived on the scene and found the 2 victims. but no sign of the shooter. >> it just makes me feel that an uncomfortable. i spoke by phone to a woman who was working in the area around the time the shooting occurred who says she is emotionally upset by the incident asked not to reveal her identity. i just saddened by what happened so close to home. and just a busy area that this could occur. raj, a light so early in the morning with so many people out and about. oakland police investigators say that they believe that the shooting was not random. it appears the 2 victims inside the cult based bob were targeted. >> both victims were transported to a local hospital. we're unfortunately one succumb to their injuries a

angus crawford, bbc news.de about europe's traveller communities being murdered during the holocaust. he made the joke in a comedy special released on netflix. travellers groups, mps and the �*holocaust memorial day trust�* are among those to express their disgust. historians estimate that up to half a million roma and sinti people were killed by the nazis. the headlines on bbc news: former us vice president, mike pence, says he had no right to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, and that donald trump was wrong to claim otherwise. anotherformer british minister, nick gibb, calls for borisjohnson to resign as prime minister. emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful of reaching a five year old boy who's spent four days trapped in a well. from today most adults in austria must be vaccinated against covid—19. the measure applies to everyone over 18 except pregnant women, people who've had covid in the past six months, and those who are medically exempt. we can go live to vienna and speak

angus crawford, bbc news.ut europe's traveller communities being murdered during the holocaust. he made the joke in a comedy special released on netflix. travellers groups, mps and the �*holocaust memorial day trust�* are among those to express their disgust. there have been calls for netflix to remove the content — joining me now isjournalist and media law expert, david banks. first of all, just explain what the differences between how netflix is regulated versus, say, you know, our terrestrial channels.— terrestrial channels. netflix, they euro ean terrestrial channels. netflix, they european -based, _ terrestrial channels. netflix, they european -based, in _ terrestrial channels. netflix, they european -based, in the - terrestrial channels. netflix, they - european -based, in the netherlands, european —based, in the netherlands, although a us company, so they are under the remit of 0fcom, the regulator, the uk regulator that regulates terrestrial channels that we see here like the bbc, so that makes this is

crawford of arkansas, mr. crawford will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by mr. espaillat and congressman veesy, these members will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. grijalva of arizona, mr. davis of illinois, mr. -- i hereby inform the members that they will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lucas of oklahoma, i inform the house that mr. lucas will vote yes on home run 5577. on home run 5577 . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york's 27th district, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes on h. r. 5577. members will vote yes on home the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- the spea

i'm jan crawford in washington.ening of the beijing winter games just days away, china is trying to clamp down on a rise in new covid cases. organizers reported two dozen new infections tuesday among athletes and olympic staff. most of the cases came from new arrivals at the airport, while others are testing positive inside beijing's so-called olympic bubble that now includes star u.s. bobsledder elana meyers taylor. cbs's jamie yuccas has more. >> reporter: last night she posted she was asymptomatic. she traveled to the games with her husband and son and tested negative at the airport before testing positive january 29th. she still hopes to compete during the games but her situation illustrates the difficulty of holding such a big event during such an unpredictable pandemic. rehearsals continue for what promises to be colorful opening ceremonies on friday. but as the athletes and others ar arrive, so does anxiety and concern. can china really pull off a covid-free games? >> it's scary because you put in four years

angus crawford, bbc news. there's a danger to life, have been issued for the river severn in ironbridge, in shropshire — and in bewdley in worcestershire. 0ur corrrespondent andrew plant is in bewdley for us. what is happening? they are right by the river severn. you can get a good idea ofjust how swollen and it is. so much water rushing past this morning and it has very firmly burst its banks. but would not be such a problem if it would stay on the flood plains but these temporary flood plains but these temporary flood barriers have not quite managed to hold everything back. you might be able to see that the water has just come over the top and that means quite a few properties have been affected. about 30 or so we are told, about a dozen people have been evacuated but quite a lot of people we talk to this morning decided to stay because they are kind of use to this and in fact some of them have permanent pumps in their basements to deal with this sort of thing. a couple of those houses were built in the 1600

angus crawford, bbc news.e severe warning is for bewdley, worcestershire where flood barriers were breached today. another severe warning is also in place for ironbridge in shropshire, where the river peaked overnight without breaching barriers. around 400 properties have been flooded after heavy rain during the three recent storms. estimates from the 0ns survey suggest that the rates of people testing positive for coronavirus are falling overall in the uk. just under 2.6 million people would test positive in the week ending 19th february, the survey suggests. this is down from just under three million last week. rates of people testing positive continued to fall in england wales and northern ireland, but not scotland. pupils who fail their maths and english gcse could be refused loans for university tuition fees in england. the plans are part of the government's response to a review of education for over 185 which will be published in full tomorrow. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreysjoins me now. what are w

angus crawford, bbc news..co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. the united states is sending almost 3,000 troops to eastern europe in the coming days as the build—up of russian troops on ukraines border continues. the american troops are being moved to poland and romania to help shield borisjohnson boris johnson and russian borisjohnson and russian president vladimir putin have spoken by phone today to discuss the tensions over ukraine. damian grammaticus is in westminster for us with the latest and we are getting details of this phone call but what was said? we have 'ust phone call but what was said? - have just had a statement from downing street said that what mr johnson said was that he expressed his deep concern to mr putin, saying that russia's current hostile activity on the borders of ukraine, and he said apparently that if there was any further russian incursion into ukraine, it would be a tragic mist calculation. russia annexed crimea eight years ago

crawford, and i very much appreciate your interest in the entertainment commission. this particular seat, as i indicated earlier, is a seat that has a requirement for a public health background, and looking at your application, there are other seats that are more general in nature, but i didn't see a public health background relative to your application, but there may be other good fits out there for you to get involved. >> okay. when you say public health, is care taking a public health? >> chair peskin: that could be. public health, like in-home care taking, is that what you're saying? >> yes, i was providing those services, and i was also working at laguna rehab center. i've been doing it at the age of 18, and i'm 50 years old now. >> chair peskin: i didn't see that in your application, but i very much appreciate that. why don't we open this up to public comment who would like to speak to item 5. >> clerk: members of the public who would like to speak to this call should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2492-457-6123. then press pound and pound again. press star, t

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luna is a crawford's will trend actually live for us at levi stadium. and will you been digging on this story? i understand you actually had a chance to speak with englewood mayor. >> i called his personal cell phone. i just got off the phone with inglewood mayor james butts about 10 minutes ago. and he confirmed that, yes, they did make an arrest in the overnight hours after this person turned himself in. this person has made bail and is at home this morning. daniel luna, he was at the game on friday by himself. he flew down to see the forty-niners. he never made it into the ballpark as it was. so fi security staff that saw him on the ground. they were the ones who called the paramedics to rush him to the hospital. talking to the mayor. here are new details. we do know and he has been able to clear up some of the confusion. he says it was not a suspect in a rams jersey. he said he made a mistake. he meant to say red jersey, meaning a forty-niners jersey or t-shirt and that luna was wearing a white jersey white t-shirt. also a niners jersey and they wer

so we have crawford, taylor sack is she actually had a chance to chat with an agricultural economist about what's going on. >> well, this may be a smaller grocery store receipt, but even after every trip often feel a bit of that sticker shock. and after speaking with shoppers, many of you feel it too. oh, yeah. sometimes i do a double take like almost $10 for a loaf of bread or milk. you know, it definitely increased a summer. 25 maybe 30% depending what one's buying. >> shoppers in mill valley surprised by the price of their groceries over the last year and not surprised after learning the costs are expected to continue the basics. eggs have increased milks. definitely gone up. >> the other discretionary items like like sweets because of increased beef for sure. it's been astounding what beef is done because of the prices mcafee is turning a into a cost savings plan today when shopping for vegetable starts going to do it. official garden this year i think this as much enjoyment in that as there is money, savings in a new report, economists at goldman grocery store prices will likely

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thankfully the cleanup effort is underway and crawford's camila barco joining us. >> live from the city with an update on what happened. camila. >> yes, i just got off the phone with the san francisco excuse me, fire department. and they tell me those 2 people that were sent to the hospital are going to be ok and the red cross is assisting the people who are right now without a place to stay. take a look at your screen. this is video from the citizen app. you can see the smoke rising from the apartment building. 2 people ended up with smoke inhalation injuries paramedics took him to the hospital. like i said, they're going to be ok now. the fire happened just after midnight near mission and 16th street. firefighters got it under control almost 2 hours later, fire officials believe it started outside the apartment building with debris catching fire. eventually it spread and damaged 13 units, including up popular mexican restaurant. and you can see right there and talk be a, you know, coyotes. now investigators are trying to determine if that business is a total loss or not. and darya jam

crawford meteorologists, rebecca strong here tonight in former bree. so with a look at temperatures dropping starting tomorrow, rebecca. yeah, jonathan, we're really going to notice and feel a difference around the bay area because we're going to look at about a 10 degree drop. >> even 15 in some spots. so definitely much cooler as we move into tomorrow vs the sunshine and the 70's that we saw today outside right conditions pretty nice. san francisco international airport. pretty quiet out there. we're starting to see some clouds the roll through. and in fact, those clouds, going to really pack a punch as we get into tomorrow. so looking ahead, yes, those clouds continue to increase during the overnight hours. lows dropping in mostly to the 40's. there is some 30's, though, and some are chillier spots. and then that cooling trend kicks off tomorrow. we're going to see a lot of clouds, some breezy conditions as well. then we're going to start to see the possibility of some showers on tuesday, which would be great. so we're definitely hoping for some rai

he was dropping those threes like crazy crawford. sports director jason dumas says give us the highlights. >> back in the friendly confines of chase center after a quick texas 2 step. the kings in town. moses moody getting his 3rd start of his young career. he's been playing some really good ball. now we seeing clay slowly working his way back into a game flow physically. he looks great, but the shot has been inconsistent, but not tonight play his first 6, 3, pointers. he had 20 points just 3 minutes into the 2nd quarter. get this. he passed kobe bryant on the all-time career. 3 pointer list. just unconscious in the 1st half to doug were up by 19, 4th quarter off the turnover with j k john. i think i'm in this almost every night at this point. the reverse 2 handed slam. he had 18 points. 7 boards in 27 minutes in that was the kill shot right there. klay thompson off a steal. blowing a chef's kiss to the crowd at chase center, steph, taken them hips. you know, everybody's having fun there. warriors won their 8th straight final score.

. >> o'donnell: cbs' jan crawford on the groundbreaking nominee and her record. putin's punishment: the new sanctions tonight as the u.s. plans to crack down on the russian president himself as nato says more tro

crawford's camila barco. >> standing by live for us this morning trying to explain as best we can what police are dealing with here, camilla. >> yes, so this all started when police started receiving reports and calls about the legitimacy of this covid-19 pop u.s. pop up site. officers checked out that location and police say that even they were sure that it was running properly. but in the end, that wasn't the case. now, this site was located at 3.20 north mcdowell boulevard. it has since been taken down. but according to petaluma police when it was up officers and drove to the free covid testing site and they found that the site had the right people work to be up and running. police say that the document showed crestview clinical laboratory was operating the testing site. but the company crestview later told petaluma police in did not have a testing location in the city. officers then went back to the site, but it was gone by then. now, according to police, people were tested there. they did receive their covid results and those people did contact police about this is about it being

but the cleanup continues in crawford's camila barco joins us with an update. >> good morning.ila. >> good morning, guys. yeah. right now the focus is on those. 22 people that happened. it just place. as you guys said, 2 others were sent to the hospital. and we also know that the fire damaged a very popular mexican restaurant, which was located in that apartment building. now, this is video of the scene from the citizen app. you can see smoke rising from the building to people like we said, ended up with smoke inhalation injuries and paramedics took them to the hospital. now, this fire happened just after midnight near mission and 16th street firefighters got it under control. almost 2 hours later. fire officials believe it started outside the apartment building with debris catching fire. eventually it spread and damaged 13 units, including the restaurant to care up, talk to be a no these sites you can see right there. firefighters are still determining the damage done to that business. now red cross is assisting the people that were displaced. again. it was 22 people right now

angus crawford, bbc news.et real it is from on the grounds in ukraine. —— the latest. well, we're on the road to the capital kyiv and we've just come across this convoy of ukrainian military vehicles. we've been told that they were hit yesterday. they were obviously heading towards the capital to be part of the defence of the city when there was a russian missile strike. this is an air defence missile system. very, very few cars on the road this morning. we're making a careful approach to the city, checking the information as we go. reports coming out from kyiv talk of air strikes, talk of more sirens, people hiding in basements. it's crucial for moscow's plans to try to get control of the capital, but that may involve street—by—street fighting, and, so far, there is no indication that russian forces have managed to reach the centre of the city, though there are reports that they are in one of the suburbs on the outskirts. in the city of dnipro, sarah rainsford is up there. people have gathered there to make m

crawford said it's important to have conversations to try to break the stigma so people feel comfortableed to talk measure and more about this so that we can prevent another tragedy such as this one. >> reporter: the congressman working every day to honor his son's life and legacy. >> tommy loved the world and he loved democracy and he loved humanity. and all living things. and so, i feel like i honor him by doing the work that he would be proud of. >> we talk on this show about stigma and being open about experiences and challenges to help bring down the stigma around illness. they have been really working to do that. they shared a post not long after tommy's post with a letter saying look after each other, the animals and the global poor for me. if you are struggling there are resources available to you. this number on the screen is available 24/7. 800-273-8255. we'll have more of that documentary sunday night right here on msnbc >>> the growing backlash against spotify with the company ceo defending the company for keeping joe rogan. saying on a company earnings call we won't change o

the effort to get a new ballpark for the ace are crawford's ella sogomonian.ening in and joins us now live from the newsroom. what are you hearing? l a? >> well, it sounds like there may be some fatigue keeping up with these ballpark developments. but this is an important meeting tonight because what is decided will then determine the next steps and whether this project will go on at all. city council is tasked with approving hundreds of pages of an environmental impact report paid for by the a's. this is years in the making culminating to this moment. they have to decide whether the proposed waterfront stadium would fall in line with state law without this. they can agree on any binding agreements. and remember the 12 billion dollar project. 55 acres development would go up where the howard terminal is today and it would include seating for 35,000 a's fans, housing a hotel and many parks. if this environmental impact report is cleared council, then can vote on community benefits, which include affordable housing as well as traffic mitigation. meantime, a's pr

angus crawford, bbc news.cked up by bbc monitoring and by the news agencies. the leaders of two separatist regions in eastern ukraine asking them russian president for help in repaying aggression from the ukrainian army according to the kremlin spokesperson and of course there's been a lot of warning from the us in particular that they would be some pretext given fraction us and also the ukrainian foreign minister treated in the last ever seen that moscow has no limits for further aggression. we will keep you up—to—date on bbc news that had a look at the weather now. hello. well, today was a very welcome and drier day across the southern half of the uk with sunshine and a few showers. but further north, things were turning more unsettled, thanks to this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, it is sentient in showers and missionaries will be when terry especially over high—quality in england and wales with low levels of a sun of the hills in scotland we could see 20 cm of snow and some frequent training amon

yeah, crawford, charles clifford has details. >> over the last month, even a little longer gas prices here in california and the bay area have been creeping up driving around the east bay on friday, i noticed gas prices roughly between 4.50 gallon $5 a gallon for regular, according to aaa and san francisco. right now, gas is running for 89 for a gallon of regular oakland and san jose is for 79 and up in marine county. and sandra fell. gas is $4 and $0.87 for a gallon of regular. this equals about a $0.25 increase since just a month ago, i talked to several people who are filling up their cars today, including one gentleman who said he's not happy about the high gas prices, but there's really not much you can do about it. so you don't have a choice. mike bass is built >> my you might like i go to work. >> now the other thing has a lot of people worried when it comes to gas prices is that if there's a war in ukraine, russia invades ukraine, that it could impact the global oil supply and drive prices up even here in the bay area. some experts said that if that happens, we could see gas a

but that's the situation we're in crawford. charles clifford has a look now at conditions out in contra costa county. >> well, here in contra costa county has a rain for over a month, but there's a lot of green grass on the ground and a lot of the heavy fuels do have moisture in them. so there's no immediate fire danger. but the contra costa county fire protection district is thinking ahead with dry conditions expected to persist the contra costa county fire protection district is being proactive about preparing for the upcoming fire season. they have a year round hand crew that currently working on defensible space around homes and property across contra costa county. they're also working on getting grant money lined up to pay for a fire break in the lafayette are in the area. fire officials are also encouraging people even though it's still early in the year to start thinking about fire season to work on there. emergency evacuation plan to check your go bag. make sure it has everything you need in there and also to work on de

crawford, and i very much appreciate your interest in the entertainment commission. this particular seat, as i indicated earlier, is a seat that has a requirement for a public health background, and looking at your application, there are other seats that are more general in nature, but i didn't see a public health background relative to your application, but there may be other good fits out there for you to get involved. >> okay. when you say public health, is care taking a public health? >> chair peskin: that could be. public health, like in-home care taking, is that what you're saying? >> yes, i was providing those services, and i was also working at laguna rehab center. i've been doing it at the age of 18, and i'm 50 years old now. >> chair peskin: i didn't see that in your application, but i very much appreciate that. why don't we open this up to public comment who would like to speak to item 5. >> clerk: members of the public who would like to speak to this call should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2492-457-6123. then press pound and pound again. press star, t

crawford flying through their air space and from landing in their airports in the czech republic, has also said it will now not issue residency permits to russia, nationals, and this may not be the end of the sanctions. the e u says it's already possibly mulling a 3rd round which could include banning russia from accessing swift, which is an international payment system that something that the u. k is already on board with doing and has been trying to persuade the you to do for the last few days. so far though, there has been some resistance to that. now the e u blocks are chief of foreign affairs. i am chief, this is use of beryl has said that these sanctions are not meant to target ordinary russian citizens. and he's also congratulated those in russia who he says have stood up to their governments by protesting. i want to stay where we are not targeting russia people, many of them wish bulk against the senseless war. and i want to salute their courage, the cottage of the people that the 5th, the age russian cities had been demonstrating against the war and were certainly made the di

used to talking about its own security and debating that we're in a new world this morning. mckayla crawford latrice political editor. thank you. so what are people saying on the streets of moscow? well, let's hear from some of them and as you would imagine, there were mixed reactions. the hotel is the only, i wouldn't want a full scale war in europe or in the world. i hope that the problem will be sold soon and that will be peace again with sonya. ah, that was nipping atmosphere. no one knows what's going to happen with the currency with our economy. and it's not clear if we're able to survive the crisis like in 2014 or our situation will only get worse, posing at the width of the no, i don't say that this situation makes me happy, rather, extremely concerned must, i know the otherwise ukrainian and russian actions seem logical from focused perspective, so it doesn't allow you to choose who's right or wrong or what the problem for me. it's a brotherly country and the brotherly people, raska on average, cannot ord. yesterday we should if put on, thinks it's necessary, then it should be done

crawford's theresa stasi, talk to some store owners who say they're going to be setting their own independent policies. >> so far things are fine. and i hope that things are going to get better as a small business owner. alex barrett off weathered it through the shutdown. owning this specialty stationary store in larkspur. and now this latest chapter of a return to a semblance of normal, the lifting of a mask mandate amarin. she is striking a similar tune. keeping a smile and taking it all in stride. i feeling is i feel that all do what's right for me, which is i'm going to wear a mask because i'm around the public all the time. >> but all of my customers do whatever they want. you know, it's up to them. as long as i'm protected. we all need to take care of ourselves. >> and it's not just a smaller stores, but the bigger once traveling this new space here at athletic and corte madera owned by gap. a team member says staff will still wear masks. but as the sign says, it is only recommended now for others. ari, i next door a different policy. they will still require everyone to mask up and that

. >> o'donnell: cbs' jan crawford on the groundbreaking nominee and her record.ent: the new sanctions tonight as the u.s. plans to crack down on the russian president himself as nato says more troops will be

angus crawford, bbc news.at development has emerged from the president's of is that there will be talks on the border between the two delegations, the russian and ukrainian delegations, without preconditions. so developments on that particular aspect of the story. let's lead to kyiv and our chief international correspondence lyse doucet. that is a significant new so tell me what you are hearing. you know when those talks will happen? yes. you are hearing. you know when those talks will happen?— talks will happen? yes, we understand _ talks will happen? yes, we understand it _ talks will happen? yes, we understand it came - talks will happen? yes, we understand it came after. talks will happen? yes, we understand it came after a | talks will happen? yes, we - understand it came after a telephone conversation between the ukrainian president, zelensky and the president, zelensky and the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, who of course, is a very close ally of president putin, who is allowing belarus to b

and crawford says magoon has more now of as we celebrate black history month. >> i wanted to reset as individuals way discovered to my to requests for information about what was life like, what are they really the communities like black people live? you know, how did they get here to california? those questions are not included in the in the euro centric history books. however, those questions and the answers >> can be found in the images of america book series, african-americans of san jose and santa clara county by author jen. but he's atkins. the book chronicles the first black pioneers arrived in california in the late 17, 100's to what was then spain's territory. we have the presence of people back and he wrote kick who came to san jose specifically is 78 77. those black pioneers came aboard spanish ships as laborers on expeditions as soldiers. and as my news. that history is documented, preserved and on display in san jose, san pedro square. these are a people of african that lived in mexico in america with the mexican came. >> to to san jose as part of their race for farmers, c

without all that fun, crawford's taylor's sacking has more from businesses and city leaders about what expecting. >> san francisco pride plans to come back bigger and better this year after cancellations of its large in-person events over the last 2 years. kron, 4 news first reported on the return of the in-person pride parade and weekend celebrations in january. but now businesses and city leaders are gearing up as covid restrictions start to dwindle from lot of our pride is bigger than any holiday of the year. >> you know, it's a time where we could be free. john lehman song, unknowns cream bar joleen's of the mission district. she says san francisco pride not only embrace its community, but it also brings in business for spaces. >> something that's desperately needed since the beginning of the pandemic. it's really good. help us out. you know, we lost the year and even without the pandemic, it's really hard for our spaces to survive. >> so that one time of year, which is the biggest celebration, it's where we get a majority of a lot of our income to keep us afloat. >> in addition to

we spoke to that mother and crawford's taylor's sacking has her story. >> children in the case of road rage >> on camera and a mcdonald's drive-thru enrichment. now, richmond police are looking for the woman seen in this video after she assaulted a mother who was in the car with 3 year-old and 5 year-old terrified. i was. >> and such shocked. and and i was i felt so helpless because i couldn't move. i was online. it can go anywhere. the victim who only wish is to identify as on the roll out of fear says. >> it all started after she merged into the mcdonald's drive-thru lane off picked avenue a couple weeks ago. she says she began recording when the suspect became increasingly aggressive, accusing her of cutting the line and then proceeded to throw things and on the roads car. don't. >> rowe says the situation only escalated from there. that's i entered the the shura, pastor to give sure twitter. she wasn't going to go anywhere. stop can't leave. >> and as a hands up in the air, she runs me over with vehicle and i have grab the hood of her car. and she off with me out of the parking lot