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. >> united front just shown in a news conference from the tick inviolent cres. they are trying to tw one of them we have surveillance video from this attack. this was in the city's amza vista neighborhood. the man seen charging an 84- year-old, knocking him to the ground and killing him. the suspect, a 19-year-old, walking away there. he was arrested over the weekend and he has been in jail ever since. he will be arraigned tomorrow on charges of murder. the other attack involves the deofa famed san francisco private investigator who was seriously hurt during a robbery right in front poce say that tw to rob him of his camera and in the struggle the 76-year-old fell and then yesterday he died from those injuries. the da just announced that the suspects have been arrested and will both be charged with murder. the da said there is no way that they will be released from jail. >>> in the meantime the state's top health official is now ready to give his latest coronavirus update. let's listen in. >> our sites, our turn around times, et cetera. we believe that's a good

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compare that with the spineless senate republicans where trump' cres are n just stitutiol against theti of powers and seizing congressional power by his white house, his crimes were street crimes, violent street crimes endangering the very lives of the republican senators shouting "hang mike pence" and pushing all the members of congress playing for the lives who the hallways underground the capital complex, with all kinds of mayhem, fatalities, and injuries. and still none of the republican leaders will go to the white house figuratively and basically say, "it's over." amy: what kind of affect you think it would've had, for example, if eugene goodman was brought in, the capitol police officer who clearly saved mitt romney, who led the rioters in the other direction to give pence and congressman was a chance to escape? also talking about repeatedly hearing -- and this is true of african-american capitol police -- the n word? >> that is why the testimony would be so powerful. that is why the witnesses are so important. otherwise, the house managers -- the house managers have one last c

the arrows show slowing toward the golden gate bridge, one possibly both overnight cres are on the move. the rest of the freeways move smoothly. toward the south bay we have a closure of bascom, a portion of bascom is closed, we have folks getting by on the surface streets in either direction, just off the nimitz, just off 280 and for the reason laura we hand it off to you. >> that's right. that's breaking news we're covering for folks this morning, firefighters are putting out hot spots at the scene of an overnight fire. take a look at the flames. this all happened at the abandoned building along north bascom avenue. no word on any injuries, and we also don't know the cause. this is what the scene looks like now. we know firefighters have responded to several incidents at this facility, including a small fire there yesterday. so it's unknown if that has anything to do with this morning's big incident. currently bascom and naglee avenues are shut down and will remain closed during the investigation. >>> it is 5:02 right now. washington in mourning for a victim of the capitol siege. we h

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through the banking system and to see whether, most banks are okay on that most have a concentration on cre, so we watch that carefully. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much i yield the balance of my time >> thank you, senator more ran senator smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman can you all hear me? i snow senator tillis is having a hard time with the audio >> he can hear you. >> yes, thank you. >> chair powell, it's great to see you today. i want to start by asking you a question around climate risk and disclosing climate risks you and i have discussed the climate change remains the most chall challenges we face it cuts across our entire economy. it's i think in some ways like a slow-moving pandemic and, of course, it poses a real risk to the banks that the fed regulates. so i know that in december and i think it was a great idea that the fed join the network, excuse me, of central banks and supervisors greeting the financial system i think that's a step in the right direction. my question guess to this. a lot of climate risc is mostly voluntary. it varies a lot from company to company, it's

. >> it's simplest to look at it this way, this region from iran to iraq into syria is the shia cres nlt, a place where iran has a tremendous amount of influence and they support proxies, provides weapons and more. that's why the message to iran comes to syria, and comes into syria. that's where we saw the military carry out its first air strike, its first offensive action under president joe biden. that's what we saw when u.s. aircraft carried out an air strike on syria, and that's the key, the strike carried out a few hours ago. a u.s. official tells us that up to a handful of militants were killed in this attack. the authorization for the strike came earlier today at the recommendation of secretary of defense lloyd austin. austin says he is confident that this site that was attacked was used by the iranian militias, the iranian-backed militias that carried out the rocket attacks in recent weeks on u.s. and coalition forces. those include a rocket attack against erbil, where a u.s. member was killed, and also rocket attacks on an air base north of baghdad, and on the green zone in

home and as ktvu jesse gary reports public health leaders actually worried that watch parties could cre year ago, san francisco's faithful packed into bars and restaurants and private homes to bask in the super bowl globe until the game's ending ended a day we wait. help that which we call that we had. we had such a good season, everything was on our way. just see that happening like this is just crushing this year for this super officials wg getting together for the big game can lead to big covid-19 problems down the road. we want to make sure that this super bowl super bowl does not become that next big spread event that we do what we can and keep our guard up. california health and human services secretary dr mark galli says the state and nation saw covid surge following the dodgers and lakers championships. that coupled with holiday travel has sent infection and death rates soaring. typical super bowls party is. basically just has all the elements of potential super spreader event three day survey in january by seton hall university finds 25% of the 1500 respondents across the natio

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