well that's it from me, elizabeth moran and but do stay with us. the news continues here on al jazeera after inside story. ah hello, we got lovely, clear skies across northern parts of china, the korean peninsula and into japan. big area of high pressure keeping it settle further south se carrier cloud have seen some rather wet weather across southern parts of china. recently run a months worth of rifle down towards the south. here at wet weather, just dragging its hills across southern parts of china through taiwan. but to the north, that is a say these warm dry and saudi beijing at $25.00 celsius into the twenty's for solar mo, getting to the twenty's for tokyo. as we go one into a friday further south where we got some basic pieces of cloud and rain water, 2 showers in 2 were indo china while the wire showers there in the central and southern parts of the philippines in the good scattering the showers across bullying malaysia, see some showers towards the south of the country. the majority of the showers, of course they do stretch their way acro

themselves we could not have said it better ourselves but who was the champion none other than senator elizabeth moran it was from book she wrote 20 years ago she makes the argument so well what happened? >> she became captain and she was masquerading as a native american and then got that wr wrong. it's really a shame. i can understand why people are democrats and disagree but i will never understand or heard a compelling reason or rationale why educational freedom and opportunity and scholarship for school choice and scholarships we have a renaissance going on and elizabeth warren and cory booker from 23 years ago i think the democrats need to understand they are not listening to the need of everyday students 55 schools reported zero proficiency in math and english. and with elizabeth warren those going down in the last three years by negative 11 percent. there is no reason 60 years after standing here to disallow and preventing kids of color we have biggest all of this country preventing kids of all backgrounds allowing the money to follow them i would love for somebody to testify before the senate

elizabeth moran and rick scott.his is about an inspector general at the fed and they say that instead of the fed governors anointing who should be on the fed board, it should be the president and then the senate confirmation. i think that maybe you will see more heat put at these regulators and their supervision of the banks. remember, things are always a bit more rowdy in the house then in the senate but at the end of the day, and a congresswoman told us yesterday, former congresswoman stephanie murphy told us, she has been in these hearings, these hearings are literally only about promoting performative actions for individuals to run on rather than getting to the details. jonathan: youtube clips for the constituents? tom: no. jonathan: something about the house being less focused than the senate. tom: she's the host of "balance of power." she can do that. jonathan: got something, lisa? lisa: keep going. this is the issue, it's a whack-a-mole of anger. getting people riled up, there isn't cohesion. tom: let me get

elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. we have live team coverage tracking the storm. joycelyn moran is in san francisco where people are giving last minute supplies. we begin with meteorologist jessica burch with a look at when the weather and rain will hit. >> it is already starting to come in. as we look at the first alert doppler this afternoon within the next hour, national weather service will issue a flood watch throughout bay area counties. i will tthout bi but it's already tive that first alert doppler. no matter where you live in the bawewill light drizzle ulseat in the north bay all along napa and sonoma county areas and as we head south in the santa cruz mountains. that's where i am keeping my eye a lot into the next couple days. in the next seven days we are expecting ten inches in the santa cruz mountains, five in the tri valley near hayward and north into napa and sonoma too. national weather service has issued a flood watch. this starts in the next hour and it will extend throughout our weekend forecast. we'll time out why this is happening coming up and how big the a

elizabeth and ryan. commuters are happy because we know how much of a headache this caused earlier this morning. >> thank you so much, jocelyn moran . >>> another trouble spot in allegheny county, pleasanton between fremont closed due to flooding. cars are being turned around and it is unclear how long it will remain closed. >>> in the north bay, fallen trees aren't making anything easier. take a look at this one locking the road. earlier this morning, we saw cars crossing a flooded area across frei road. officials do not recommend driving through any big puddle because you don't how deep the water can be. >>> we are still waiting on word on whether the rain had anything to do with a deadly roof collapse in oakland. it killed one worker at a warehouse and injured a second person. debris broke through the entryway and firefighters are looking into the exact cause of this collapse. 430 minutes ago, pete's coffee told us they are devastated by this tragedy. he had been a beloved part of the pete's family for 30 years. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. stick with cbs news bay area for the latest. for first alert weather co

senators rick scott d elizabeth warren introduced a bipartisan bill that would replace the fed's internal watchdog with an independent one appointed by the president. moranalled out the fed on >> i sunday. am calling for an independent investigation of the fed and the whole regulatory system. the fed does not just get to do its own investigation. >> powell today spoke to the issue. >> there is 100% certainty there will be independent investigations. when the bank fails, there are investigations. of course, we welcome that. >> the fed is reconsidering rules for midsized banks around stronger capital and liquidity. something warren and others say they strongly support. amna: chairman powell also repeatedly said today that he thought the banking system is "sound and resilient." for a closer look at these decisions and the state of the economy i'm joined by kenneth rogoff. he's an economics and public policy professor at harvard university and former chief economist at the international monetary fund. he's also the author of several books on financial crises. welcome back to the "newshour." let's start with the news of the day. what do you make of the fed's