she was like, what we need are more credit unions.redit union people, you do your job, i don't care. i had to remind my colleagues that the reason why credit unions can do so much and banks are squeezing is because credit unions do not new this very simple thing called pay taxes. so i said to her, if i get to keep my money i can do a lot more. i thought we would just keep taxes low and let people keep the fruits of their labor. when you have your money you're going to do far more with it than if you have, especially some of these democrat members, than if they have your money. because they don't know what they are doing. can we talk honestly? so i deal with a lot of people on the others of the aisle. you want to know the real secret? they are not that bright. i listen to them speak. i was sitting in a committee room and i listened. i want to learn. and in the process i am just like, yeah, that is not it. that's not it. that is not hitting on anything. something else you want to do if you want to build a country built to last. you have

we are local credit union. we live in the neighborhoods. everybody can join us in helping the food banks. >> is this something that has had to change a lit bit during the pandemic? >>> >> we found interests and different ways to support food banks. we are really proud because this donation represents 20,000 meals to the community. >> it's a check for $10,000. ly let you make that donation to john calendar. >> thank you. you have been a partner for a while now and are just wonderful people in terms of helping the community, helping those in need. this donation of 20,000 meals will go a lot to feed the people who are facing hard times right now. we appreciate their partnership. >> you can get involved as well. we appreciate the credit union's donation but you can make individual donations by going to the website. it's kpix.com/give. >>> what a great way to give back. coming up next on the news at noon relief for anyone feeling sticker shock at the pump and aren't we all? >>> and this just isn't playing with toys. we have a peek of a new lego

package of medallion loans to other credit unions. clearly there are buyers. but at what price? during the court case mtas expert witness placed the current value of a san francisco taxi medallion $130,000. another witness the ceo of yellow cab estimated the current value and closer to 30,000. it is a safe bet sale prices will be somewhere in that range once market pricing is adopted. mta has recently signaled its intention to move to market pricing. and is awaiting agreement from thecredit union . meanwhile, over uber and lyft have raised prices to the point where taxis are again competitive. so the permit holders who are away your decisions have good reason to believe that their battalions have substantial volume and that aresumption of sales may be imminent . thank you for listening and that concludes my comments. >> we will now from the caller whose phone number endsin 1405 . please go ahead. >> i've received a medallion in 1989 and started driving a cab in 1970. the sf mta has confiscated my medallion and so i wanted this is the

these businesses are the credit union compass. the water filled their offices and out here in the parking lot, they described what looked like a river. they said there were cars that water was reaching actually the top part of a tire of a sedan, and the workers here were telling me it was all because of a creek that's here nearby that was clogged up with debris and that clogged -- caused the water to overflow into the businesses. >> we're seeing san mateo credit union right where you are. what other problems do you see? >> reporter: they don't have an estimate as to how much the damage is, but they said the water basically covered the entire building there. over at compass, they said water ended up damaging a third of their business there, and again, they don't have a total estimate of the damages, but the buildings out here did say they are planning on just surrounding the buildings with sandbags and they have plans to work with the state and county workers to make sure this creek is cleared of any sort of debris before the next

they went on a hunger strike and only confirms the credit union and the m.t.a. and leaving out the people who are most at stake is wrong. medallion purchasers need a day in any agreement reached. >> clerk: all right. mr. atkins, let's hear from our next caller, please. we have six callers in the queue. >> hello? >> clerk: hello, caller. >> hello. my name is benjamin [indiscernible] i'm a long time taxi driver. i just thank you for showing up today, supervisor ronen. i know it wasn't an easy day for you. hats off to the firefighters for the rescue on the rocks and transgender bishop. it's been one heck of a meeting. i am calling on behalf of the taxi drivers, and i want to talk about taxi drivers and medallion reform. they got it done in new york, and we need to get it done here. they bought them for $250,000. they don't need to refund all of it, but they need to find a way to get them part of it because they've been totally hosed, and they just need input in the process. when it comes to medallion reform, sales is a failure, and i think we need to go back to a s

. >> clerk: item 31 is a resolution urging the san francisco federal credit union to collaborate with the san francisco municipal transportation agency on agreeable medallion prices, loan forgivingness for medallion holders, and other reforms. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: i think the title sums it up, but it should probably, as we heard from medallion holders during public comment, be more clear that the collaboration should, in a meaningful way, involve medallion holders, specifically purchase medallion holders. otherwise, i think we're all on the same page in the wake of the recent litigation brought by the san francisco federal credit union, and this simply urges the parties to come together, put down their swords, and work out an overdue relief and loan forgivingness package as we saw in new york set forth in the purchase resolution. but to make it abundantly clear that we are urging the sfmta to do it in a collaborative manner with the meaningful input of taxi medallion holders. i would like to insert on page 2, line 18, an additional w

this was the san mateo credit union in half moon bay earlier today. you could see the water scening in and drenching the floor. firefighters cleared out the water that building now all of that rain has also led to at least one rescue so far. this new video showing firefighters helping two people this is alonhighway 92 in san mateo county. authorities say that everyone, though, is okay. >>> here is another look at highway 92, where a part of the roadway is shut down right now. you can see water covering both lanes near spanish town and lots of run off coming off a hill side there. official reminding drivers do not try to drive through flooded roadways. here is a seen at half moon bay. you can see water rushing through the alley ways between homes. they are asking everyone to stay home in possible. now let's go to the santa cruz mountains. len ramirez is there. >> reporter: this has been a very difficult day up here in the santa cruz mountains. look at the san lorenzo river. this is the main river that flows into the city of santa cruz and out to the pa

package of medallion loans to other credit unions. clearly there are buyers. but at what price? during the court case mtas expert witness placed the current value of a san francisco taxi medallion $130,000. another witness the ceo of yellow cab estimated the current value and closer to 30,000. it is a safe bet sale prices will be somewhere in that range once market pricing is adopted. mta has recently signaled its intention to move to market pricing. and is awaiting agreement from thecredit union . meanwhile, over uber and lyft have raised prices to the point where taxis are again competitive. so the permit holders who are away your decisions have good reason to believe that their battalions have substantial volume and that aresumption of sales may be imminent . thank you for listening and that concludes my comments. >> we will now from the caller whose phone number endsin 1405 . please go ahead. >> i've received a medallion in 1989 and started driving a cab in 1970. the sf mta has confiscated my medallion and so i wanted this is the

elections is that the appetite for reform was on the one hand, they can now to kick the question of a credit union from government. which for a party that has been in power for most of the years of the federal republic. of germany, it came as a shock, but the, and the total appetite doesn't seem to be as high as a lot of people, especially concerned about climate change would like to see happening. so that is continuity. and at the same time, there's change, but no radical change or revolution. rebecca christie, what is the new germany means for this, this new germany mean for europe and the rest of the world? germany has a chance to reset its leadership role within the european union. during the panoramic, germany was able to be much more of a fiscal leader and much more proactive in addressing issues that have been during the euro crisis. when a lot of times germany is role was to hold back and wait till the last minute before trying to find some way through the problem. if the new chancellor can continue that forward moving momentum and continue keeping germany at the forefront of looking for w

this is video taken from inside the san matteo credit union near highway 192. you can see the entire building flooded. firefighters brought in sandbags to help keep more water from getting inside. they also worked to help bank employees clear out the water that was in there. >> what a mess. let's bring in jeff ranieri. are we going to see a lot more rain tonight? >> we're going to see that continue and that's why we have these flood watches. we got whalloped over the last 36 hours and we could see our top concern, the way it looks now is going to be over the santa cruz mountains. that's where we have a flood warning continuing this evening. that's where debris flows are possible. rivers running very fast and high. now the rest of the bay area remains under a flood watch due to some clogged street drains we heard marianne talk about. several areas of heavier rain. let's take you into the first zone here. to the east bay. this is where we'll keep this heavy rain through walnut creek certainly through this air. off to the south, very heavy rain over the peninsula

. >> reporter: employees and customers at san mateo credit union are describing the moment this building turned into a ponding after water from a nearby creek invaded several businesses in half moon bay. >> we've got our crews here now drying it out. we're doing everything we can to get this branch open again by wednesday. >> reporter: right next door at compass, sarah chapman said she was headed to the kitchen when she started walking through puddles. >> it spread really quickly from that back door area up through basically a full third of our office is now just soaked. >> reporter: chapman says she immediately turned off the electricity and started evacuating offices. at least one person totaled their car while trying to get out of a flooded parking lot. >> it was just stressful more than scared. >> i think it could have been a lot worse if the fire department hadn't got here and helped us out. >> reporter: the week's first atmospheric river lived up to the hype. cal fire crews say they rescued two people who got stuck in floodwater in highway 92, an area partially closed until further

including san mateo credit union. firefighters also had to rescue two drivers trapped on flooded highway 92 which only reopened last night after crews cleared up all of that mud and water. >> we certainly need the rain but a little break will help people, at least try to recover from some of the damage done, kari. >> yes, absolutely. as we take a live look outside in oakland, the beautiful blue skies that we had after all of that rain over the past couple of days. taking a look at stormranger, the rain is starting to wind down. still a few spotty showers in a couple of spots but the storm is pushed to the south of us and we'll still have the chance of a little bit of that lingering moisture bringing us a few spotty showers the rest of today but then we'll turn our attention to the next storm that we can see barreling down the coast. and that's going to be heading towards the bay area going into tomorrow afternoon as well as thursday. let's talk about what this atmospheric river brought us. in mount tam, 11 inches of r

that many of people who formerly voted for glenda wins im also top candidate also christian demo credit union now did not load for the christian democratic copied, but for the social democratic and green original. this is what we have seen and osho, it's has a promise to continue the policy line of anglo america and say a fool. he has won by a narrow margin, but he is one. and he said you without merkel. his last. mario argued that they and our farm are close time and power is good for a german democracy because she's been such a stable force for so long that she essentially became her party. and i was wondering if you are any concerned that this period of adjustment of a new government coming at such a turbulent moment in global history when even the established experienced leader is struggling to deal to so many issues simultaneously. and you can sign that these particular time, it may be stabilized germany. well, as things are chimneys, quite strong and stable, therefore, even in these times right now, the changing government will not do very much harm for german stability. the basic issue

union to the center. and also the demo credits the liberals and the green cluster in the middle. so they tried really hard to highlight the differences in the campaign. but all commentators saw more the similarities, some the overlapping positions which made it a very smooth discussion until we had a coalition agreement that nails down all the bullet points that this coalition is trying to address. that mac clutch reflect, come back to you on this. what does, what does all f schultz bring to this government as a leader? what, what are some of his personal qualities on him? i know you mentioned earlier about foreign policy and how it's traditionally been run from the, from the chancery. that's something that anglo merkel certainly did. is there, is there a potential, is that something that he would, is that a tradition that he will, he's likely to continue? and if he does, is that going to be a problem for the new foreign minister who's from the, the green party? but we can just talk with shultz, 1st one of the most eminent economists in germany last fell to one of the economic wi

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the credit union's trial brief and other court documents showed that the credit union pressured the m.t.a. to revoke the permits of nondriving medallion holders. they argued that leaving nondrivers with medallions made it harder to close down the other 200 medallions. this case and the dozens of similar cases that are following are about the city using cab drivers as pawns to appease and ultimately enrich the credit union in a fight that was not of the cab driver's making. it's dirty to pull against a cab driver, but especially in this case, a marine corps veteran. they should not be treated as road kill in somebody else's lawsuit. don't let them put you, commissioners, in the position of penalizing mr. horbal. >> operator: 30 seconds. >> please, send this back to m.t.a. with a message to cleanup their unfair and unworkable rules. >> clerk: thank you. is there any further comment on this matter? please raise your hand. is there any further public comment? so i just want to make sure because mr. mcmurtaugh mentioned earlier that some people were having technical difficulties. is there anyo

the money comes from the firefighters credit union.inning stations donate all their prize money to the san francisco charity of their choice. great news for this station here on california street. they are a top three finalists. the winner will be announced thursday in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. beautiful displays. their san jose mayor sam liccardo, helped pack food boxes today at second harvest food bank first, though mayor liccardo thanked volunteers and members of the san jose brasiliense core for their service at the food bank. the resilience core is a city program that employs more than 300 young people in san jose. all those about 100 of them work at second harvest boxing and delivering food to those in need. these resilience. core members are leading the way in our community is your young men, women and men? who are driven by their idealism, and their energy is providing incredible example for us, and it's a meaningful model for us. innovative leader mayor ricardo started the brasiliense core back in march. me

the san mateo credit union had to close. >> every square inch of our floor is flooded. >> reporter: roads flooded, too. cal fire said it had to rescue two drivers trapped on 92 this morning. cal trans is here on 92. it's been closed most of the day. crews right now are trying to clear mud and water from the road to get it reopen. the closure had drivers taking the long way around through pau -- pacifica to get to half moon bay. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> the trouble kept coming. check it out. sky ranger overhead. good news is no one hurt and the mess was cleared around 5:00. >>> a warning from first responders, though. water may be deeper than it looks. this is video out of hillsborough. firefighters say they were called to a home there. had to rescue a person from that rising water. >>> best thing that could happen to lake tahoe is this, snow. this is a live look now at one of our traffic cams on highway 50. ski season is ago. our cheryl hurd is going to show us how much snow is falling and what that means for your favorite resorts. >> and make sure you download our nbc bay area a

don't smile on the credit union. so the customer, the new job to close, because then it's like the says like boy v g election to form a going away from the left or more than as the for that the, you know, much doubtful you was like, but what would you talk to them or isn't that jimmy to waste figured out those? they might not spanish videos yet because the launch with biography said transparency for the powerful privacy for the bell. this case about privacy or people care about is power. tuning into sanchez become a symbol of the battle. the privacy information is power. that's what's going on in the world. a huge struggle with governments and corporations to want to keep information secret and others who the democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what their minds are to watch how assange helped shift the conversation around transparency. come see what that battle has done to him. i feel like july might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most

it is the least functions, all our holes in our dreams and our vision for them to read the more credit union of all. so this is nothing to do it as, as a rule of law, the un human rights chief, michelle bachelorette, has criticized the conviction as politically motivated describing it as an attempt to remove all opposition. see, she faces verdicts on another case against her as early as next week. she could be sentenced to more than a 100 years in prison, found guilty of all charges. florence li, algebra. well, as florence mentioned in that report, the jailing is being widely condemned. the european union at the verdict was politically motivated and a further blatant violation of human rights and me and law, the u. k. called it an appalling attempt to stifle opposition and suppress freedom and democracy. china urged the parties to bridge their differences and continue to advance the hard earned democratic transition. the u. s. called mister cheese conviction, unjust, and a further affronted democracy and justice in me and mar. the ear and human rights chief michelle bachelor, has called the

this happened at san mateo credit union. >> a conceal that water take over every inch of this bank even in some offices. fire crews arrived to mop up the mess and used sandbags to control the inflow of water. some of the heaviest rain and storm damage is hitting in the santa cruz mountains. >> len ramirez with the drenching that area is still getting. >> this storm has brought a lot of everything to the santa cruz mountains in a very short period of time. we are talking about wind and fog and inches of rain. all of the problems those things can bring >> reporter: san lorenzo river levels have been growing by the hour. by midday, the fast- moving massive flows were carrying big logs and debris that had been loaded by runoff for years. it's an impressive show even for the locals. >> this is wild. kind of exciting. >> andria randall came out to see the river after her own house got flooded. runoff behind her house overwhelms the culverts and flowed into the family kitchen a few inches deep. >> a flash flood, so much water in such a short amount of time. >> reporter: the storm made a drivin

this happened at san mateo credit union. you can see brown water taking over every inof this bank. fire crews mopped up the mess and used sandbags to control the inflow of water. >>> breaking news, a study of the pfizer pill says it protects againsta veer decease. they asked the fda to authorize the pill. the new results will strengthen the -- which could mean americans may have access to it with in weeks. >> california is in-stating it's indoor mask mandate. >> leaders pointing to alarming increases in covid cases. this mandate is put in beginning tomorrow. >> it applies to anyone, if are you vaccinated or not this is something that the state put down just on yesterday during a conference call. this is where we learned there's a sharp increase in covid infection rates since thanksgiving. state health leaders stay in two and a half weeks california has seen 47% increase in case rates but it was noted that someplaces like the bay area and los angeles are doing well because of higher vaccination rates. that's where the confusion comes in locally we talked to a doctor who said that si

. >> and then the san mateo credit union had to close, and firefighters had to rescue two drivers on flooded highway 82. be sure and download our free nbc bay area app. you will get up to-minute updates. >>> developing now, taking a live look at capitol hill barring action from congress, in two days the country will default on its loans but senate democrats are pledging to pass a bill today to raise the debt limit. alice, the clock is ticking down to tomorrow's deadline. >> laura, congress finds itself in a familiar bind up against the clock with a must-pass deadline while at the same time internal divisions within the democratic party are threatening a key piece of the biden agenda. this morning major deadlines hanging over the u.s. capitol as lawmakers race to raise the debt limit and head off a catastrophic default on the nation's loans by the end of the day tomorrow. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, saying bills will pass today, and the majority leader wants to pass before christmas. >> the work is not yet finished but we are working hard to put the senate in a position to

elsewhere in half moon bay, rising floodwaters causing businesses to close including the san mateo credit union. look at that. highway 92 reopened last night after crews cleared the mud and water. be sure and download the nbc bay area app. you can track the rain as it moves into your neighborhood. >>> a live look at capitol hill. barring action from congress, united states could default on its loans. alice barr is live in washington, d.c. alice, the clock is ticking down to tomorrow's deadline. >> well, laura, this is a familiar bind that congress finds itself in up against the clock with a must-pass deadline, and it would be a disaster to allow the nation to default on its loans. the same time congress is managing that, there's internal decisions within the democratic party that are threatening president biden's agenda. this morning major deadlines hanging over the u.s. capitol has lawmakers race to raise the debt limit and head off a catastrophic default on the nation's loans by the end of the day tomorrow, and chuck schumer vowing senators will vote today. less certain is the fate of preside

the money comes from the firefighters credit union. the winning stations donate all their prize money to the san francisco charity of their choice, and i just got great news for this station here on california street. they are a top three finalists. the winner will be announced tomorrow. all right. can't wait to find out the money goes to a good cause. and all the displays, of course. very impressive. amber lee live in san francisco tonight. amber. thank you so much. 15 formerly homeless families received holiday gifts tonight all thanks to the generosity of the san jose council member council member deb davis hosted a holiday celebration for the families had a tiny home community called evans lane. it's run by people assisting the homeless, a nonprofit organization otherwise known as path. all the gifts were wrapped when ktvu visited earlier tonight, but a path official gave us a sneak peek as to what's inside the boxes. things to a council member, davis's jen and her team's generous donation . all of our kids are going to be walking

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this is what it looked like it signed the san mateo credit union because the water pooled around desks, chairs and office areas. firefighters use sandbags to prevent more water from seeping in. cleared the flooding building and then helped to dry electrical equipment. san francisco's department of publix works is asking people to help out during the storm. crews say much of the street flooding that's been happening today can be prevented. if those catch basins are clear of debris, residents are being asked to pitch in. if it's safe to do so and clear the drains in their neighborhoods. if you have a rake or broom, you can go and clear off the leaves and litters . we really want to make sure that the water can run into the storm drains. that's where it should be. as for the city's trees, the department of public works says today's storm is not as strong as the one that hit the bay area in october, they say so far there have only been isolated reports of downed trees and branches. well, this storm has certainly been an early christmas gift. sierra ski resorts want to show you now some new

the money comes from the firefighters credit union.ning stations donate all their prize money to the san francisco charity of their choice in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. u c. berkeley. scientists are keeping an eye on the storm hitting the sierra because it could set possibly some records. i still a little bit of unknowns with a storm, but right now we're looking at potentially another 60 to 80 inches through christmas day that would effectively put us in the top three snowiest week, christmas weeks of all time, the other two being in 1982 and 1979, so the potential is there for some big snow. we'll just have to see how it turns out and whether or not it ends up being a record big snow. andrew schwartz is the station manager with the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab details ktvu. the state still has a long way to go to get out of the drought, but that this first big winter storm is definitely a good start. and the storm causing is causing some flooding and damage across the bay area. this is what it looked like at

this morning's commencement at the provident credit union events center was held for part of the class20, the outgoing university president, dr mary papazian spoke with the graduating class this morning shared her pride in the students who faced unprecedented challenges. by being part of this resilient, historic and transformative graduating class . you are now part of santa's a state celebrated history and legacy. you will never be forgotten. and we are so proud of what you have accomplished and so proud of what you will accomplish in the days to come. ceremonies for graduates of about 2020 and 2021 are being held through the day today. then again on friday, san francisco mayor loon breed announced a proposed ballot measure that would create a new city agency. to give more oversightthe school board. mayor breed called the asure children first ss it will reform how the city delivers services to children and create accountability measures to ensure the school board focuses on children, not politics. it will require the school board to meet certain goals around strategy, fisc ergh, commu

planning to attend 13 different ceremonies, and those ceremonies will take place the provident credit uniond on the university's website. where we would like to thank everyone who contributed this year and supported our annual partnership with one warm coat. thanks to your generosity , some of those new and gently worn coats were distributed today in richmond. managers at the greater richmond interfaith program, said the donation from one warm coat is very important . it allows them to give coats to children and adults in need, especially now that the colder weather is here. it's been a lot that this for people who don't really have much event for us to be able to provide them something nice and warm to keep them warm because it's getting cold. now outside, and most of our clients are from outside from the street. are one warm coat drive ended on sunday. we're still counting the number of coats collected at bay area locations so far more than 14,000 coats were dropped off at a ups stores and go and big o tires. so thank you. tiger woods is returning to competition next week in the pnc champ

this morning's commencement at the provident credit union event center was held for part of the classniversity president, dr mary papazian shared her pride in the students who overcame unprecedented challenges. by being part of this resilient, historic and transformative graduating class. you are now part of santa's a states celebrated history and legacy. you will never be forgotten. and we are so proud of what you have accomplished and so proud of what you will accomplish in the days to come. ceremonies for graduates about 2020 and 2021 were held throughout the day and more are scheduled for friday. well it's the moment warriors fans have been waiting for steph curry doing something no basketball player ever has. let's go to ktvu joe fonzi with more on this historic moment. the wait is over, joe, you're absolutely right. the sports world has been anticipating this moment for better than a week now and it happened tonight. the worry steph curry is the league's new all time three point shooter. the words tonight in the media capital of new york, where tickets at madison square garden w

they have children who need care for so a huge financial burden for families specific service credit unionut that is only today for giving tuesday you could go to ktvu .com. click on web links to donate in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. alright we had that record high in san jose today. 73 degrees. i think we might see some more records as we head into the next 48 hours. 73 degrees. the old record was 72. you're well above the average temperatures in san jose, generally in the low sixties, so at least 10 or 12 degrees above where you would be for this time of year san jose 61. today it was 73 say, well above the average 16 livermore typical and 70 three's where they went today, so just a warm day in this pattern, as you know , is a dry pattern. we're going to continue with mild night. it's not really even that cold at night, and we're going to continue with the very warm days. 78 degrees passport. somebody inland spots tomorrow 8 to 15 degrees above the average and a little bit of offshore winds or northeast winds. as the wind blows offshore and compresses. it warms up a litt

that is the message in san mateo, employees of the san mateo credit union expressed their thanks today using sandbags to control the in flow of water and then clearing out all of the water. and drawing up electrical equipment. thanks for what you do. many roadways across the bay area left underway by under water by the storm, and this one was in oakland on macarthur boulevard and bull street. we were not welcome in chp officer edgar vega to check on the current conditions and the roadways. and. go ahead. i just thanks so much for being here and let's just go ahead. how bad are things out there right now. we had south castaneda in earlier he was checking the conditions on the roads. and he said, thankfully, he's not seeing as the large number of accidents that you typically would want a storm like this moves through because people are taking it so slow. okay well, we are having a little bit of technical difficulty with officer vega. obviously he has his image froze right there. but we're hoping to reconnect with him. and as soon as we do, we will bring you that again. we were just wanti

the rule would be narrowed to limit the compliance burdens on our smallest community banks and credit unions. >> i appreciate the question. one of the things we have seen through the history of our country, particularly in all of the financial panics that really impacted rural areas, was the community bank that served locally and the ability to tie the farmer over or rancher over when there was times of distress. farm bankruptcies are very disconcerting right now. i am with you that we have lost that in our country in a way to be resilient and more equitable across areas, whether it is urban neighborhoods or rural areas. the relationship banking is a key element of that. specific to your question, there is an open content period. they have to implement what congress has said to collect on small business loans. there are some places we need to put in some parameters in what will be reported. i shared with senator daines that we want to take a close look at what is the impact on a financial institution to report that. you have my commitment -- and i'm happy to meet with you further, to talk th

i'm not saying that the credit union is an angel in this whole thing, i'm just saying that these guys work hard. they spend money hours at the airport, and to take cabs off the streets are making them not available for people because the whole system has changed. drivers now work all day in the cabs. there's very little double shifting in the cabs day drivers and night drivers, and drivers don't want to go out there because you've got people who don't want to pay the fare. what's up with that? at chase center, we're supposed to have access to rides, and the [indiscernible] tell us that we don't have access. you screwed up our business even more. >> clerk: thank you very much. your time is up. >> thank you very much. happy new year. >> clerk: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> operator: you questions remaining. >> hi. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. >> hi. my name is marcelophone -- marcelo fonseca. your meetings are not physically open to the public. neither are your staff meetings, so why is it that your taxi drivers are exposing themselves to covid? [indiscernible

it offers consumers a tax credit of $12,500 for vehicles built by union workers made in the u.s. been operating without federal tax credits for years and has been fine. >>> let's check in with mr. jeff ranieri. we're going to be seeing rain soon. that's what i'm thinking about. >> we got a little bit overnight. that was nice. >> hopefully, you were able to get outside today. yes, i know you were, hopefully, hopefully, to enjoy some of that sunshine. because here it comes again, cloud cover is starting to move back in with another system lining up near the coastline. we're going to keep those clouds tonight and the chilly 50s. not a very big storm, just a few showers out of this as it moves in tomorrow. also into early thursday. we'll start off with these widespread clouds at 7:00 a.m. with spotty drizzle. we'll hold onto the cloud cover through 11:00 a.m., and it really doesn't budge as we head through tomorrow afternoon. keep the jacket handy. i don't think you're going to need the umbrella too much tomorrow. i think you're going to be okay. 48 in the south bay, peninsula 49. tri

i'm not saying that the credit union is an angel in this whole thing, i'm just saying that these guys work hard. they spend money hours at the airport, and to take cabs off the streets are making them not available for people because the whole system has changed. drivers now work all day in the cabs. there's very little double shifting in the cabs day drivers and night drivers, and drivers don't want to go out there because you've got people who don't want to pay the fare. what's up with that? at chase center, we're supposed to have access to rides, and the [indiscernible] tell us that we don't have access. you screwed up our business even more. >> clerk: thank you very much. your time is up. >> thank you very much. happy new year. >> clerk: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> operator: you questions remaining. >> hi. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. >> hi. my name is marcelophone -- marcelo fonseca. your meetings are not physically open to the public. neither are your staff meetings, so why is it that your taxi drivers are exposing themselves to covid? [indiscernible