look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world. turkish president rich of type eta one has spoken by phone to russian president vladimir putin about place to strengthen the black sea grain deal at one is also speaking to ukraine's president followed a new salenti about the agreement which allows ukrainian grain to be exported via a black sea cordele pakistan's military says heavy gunfire and shelling from afghan forces has killed 6 civilians at the shop on board a crossing in the country southwest. the busy crossing used for trade and transit was closed for several hours before reopening. it was the scene of similar clashes last month. well, the iran capture of nasa's ottoman one on crude mission around the moon as splashed down in the pacific ocean off the coast of mexico. the vehicle traveled at the speed of milly, 40000 kilometers per hour as it entered the earth's atmosphere. u. s. space agency hopes the next generation spacecraft will allow it to return humans to the moon. as early as 2025 flashed. and after many delays, the optimist mission was finally launche

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. >> this is pbs news weekend from w dta studios -- w eta studios in washington.ff: 2022 has been a brutal year for cryptocurrency after reaching a peak of $3 trillion in value in 2021, cryptocurrencies have spent the better part of this year in a tailspin field by financial losses, a public perception crisis and a fraud scandal. the founder of the crypto firm ftx sam bankman-fried was cited on a battery of fraud charges. he has denied knowingly defrauding investors. >> look, i screwed up. i was ceo. i was the ceo of ftx. that means i had a responsibility. we didn't. we messed up big. geoff: matthew homer joins us now. he's a former crypto regulator and now active investor and advisorn the crypto industry. he has no direct relationship with any of the companies we are discussing today. ask for being with us. >> pleasure to be here. geoff: you could argue that the fall of ftx has more to do with greed and fraud than it has to do with crypto. from where you sit, what do you see as the takeaways? >> three big takeaways. the first is this is fraud. the risks and human

carrie's current eta, hard to guess.parts of the country already getting piles of snow, endangering drivers. my colleague alex perez unless chicago. >> the deep freeze is moving into the chicago area. the temperature here tonight will feel like 30 below zero. this is one of the city's many salt piles. crews are trying to get it on the streets. across the country on the roads we're seeing a lot of problems and snow squalls on i-25 near wellington, colorado, bringing traffic to a standstill. on i-90 near rapid city, south dakota, over 100 motorists had to be rescued. a 200-mile stretch of that highway is shut down for now. >> let's face it, the traffic is going to be heavy. they're going to have to leave early. and be prepared. >> reporter: aaa senior vice president paula twydale says winter crashes can be hard to avoid. >> take extra precautions, not only for yourself, watch out for other people around you. because sometimes you could be subjected to other people really not paying attention and going a little too fast and

when eta, you heard sanders there.t seem like it will alter the work flow of the senate. it is more about the politics on the ground in arizona. i wonder what you make of the whole thing? >> well look, of course democrats are holding the line saying it was 51 before, it is 51 now. but i think their lives just got a little bit harder right? think about it, senator schuman was so excited about senator warnock's reelection, he literally met him outside on the sidewalk and said welcome, he welcomed him back into the building. now this throws a wrench into all of that because instead of or not being the cherry on top of this history defying maternal action cycle, now they have to deal with senator sinema as an independent. though she is holding her committee position, though she is caucusing with democrats, we know that leaves are wide open and receptive to republican donors, corporate donors, other individuals who can influence how she behaves on those committees and how she behaves within the democratic caucus. because a

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shooting on may. 26 back in 2021, the victims, many of them, longtime employees of the transit agency, eta chief of external affairs, spoke about the findings of the independent investigation. >> another question you probably have is there are multiple examples of workplace misconduct by the perpetrator. most of were widely reported by many. none of the 5 incidents. individually were all taken together with sufficient to terminate the perpetrator warrant serious discipline in any of those cases. >> the chief of external affairs says that the investigator had to access all of the t's records and other documents associated with the incident. >> in the east bay, gun violence in oakland took the life of a child and put a man in the hospital after a shooting friday night. we have video of the scene. this is from the citizen app. police say the child is a student in the oakland unified school district. this happened on 68th avenue where police say both victims were nearby. police say the boy died on avondale avenue and the man was taken to a hospital. meanwhile, oakland police are also investiga

eta will build the silicon valley extension, including the track and stations and bart will operate the service. but the project means a small number of business owners will face eviction. earlier we spoke with one landon who owns mexico bakery and we'll have to move his business. get we we get anything. that don't know. the plays with a rain to someone else. >> it has to deal with them. we have nothing to do. just wait and see what they their sight. and if they ask us to leave, we have to. >> vta says that they have reached out to all tenants and business owners that will be impacted. and he's informed them of their options. they released a statement saying, quote, we appreciate the concerns that residents and businesses have about relocation and the tea is committed to working with occupants who need to move for the bart extension to help them achieve a successful relocation once complete. the service is expected to begin operating in 2040. >> in the east bay, u.s. marshals have arrested the man who they say is responsible for punching a 19 year-old fast food worker in antioch last mo

eta jones, her and the backstreet boys live on g m. a back now, with a deadly cruise at the bottom of the world. the rogue wave slammed into a viking cruise ship near antarctica, killing a 62 year old american woman who was hit by broken glass. a witness says the impact was so violent she thought the ship may have hit an iceberg. the windows came crashing. and there was this wallace seawater that came in beds were being shoved up against the doors so that they would not be able to get it. they were not able to get out of the room. how scary the investigation is underway into the passenger's death. that ship sailed back to argentina a weeks after four college students were murdered in idaho. we're now hearing from the surviving roommates as one victim's father describes his frustration with police handling this unsolved case. this morning, the unsolved murders of four university of idaho students entering a critical week when detectives are expected to receive forensic test results more than three weeks after caylee gonzalves madison mu

witnesses say also it access to all of eta's records and other documents associated with the incident and prior incidents. pam, justine, back to you. thank you. grant. >> in the east bay, gun violence in oakland took the life of a child and put a man in the hospital in a shooting on friday night. this is video of the scene from the citizens app. police say the child is a student in the oakland unified school district. the incident happened on 68th avenue where police say both victims were nearby. police say the boy died on avondale avenue and the man was taken to a hospital. meanwhile, local police are also investigating another deadly shooting that happened on sunday. it happened on east 16th street. police did not say whether the shootings were related. >> both of these homicides, like i said, represent 115 homicides of this year. that's 12% down compared to this same time last year where we had 130 homicides. we've seen shootings decrease this year over 26%. that represents 150 less shootings that we had this same time last year. >> anyone who has information about the recent shoot

run to the entrance or near the house somewhere you hear and now when you see that they are the first eta09 - it 's that in the middle, then on the side, then all of them are some kind of nakost - you no longer know where to run and where to hide, all this is fear already. i don’t know anymore. i just can’t stand it. i can’t imagine what will happen if this continues even at home, and the russians are absolutely only for the sake of shelling him . there is no military expediency in this. they are less they do not stop constant shelling from both barrel artillery and volley fire systems of the bm 21 type, which in general is a weapon of non-selective action , that is, it simply shoots at planes in this way . house in kryvyi rih, so friday's enemy attack on the city took four lives, inhumans killed a woman and a young family with a small son on the 13th, among them four children were injured, the head of the regional military said administration valentyn reznichenko and that night the shelling of the nikopol district did not stop, the occupiers covered two communities of chervonogrigorivska

have to use a mi-8 helicopter, just for understanding, six and a half monthly rainfall rates of one etahe village of olga. it fell asleep almost to the roof of the earth's climate moved into a stage of rapid change. this means that the number and we repeat natural disasters, the planet remains extremely high, the temperature fever excites the thermometers, inexorably crawled up until 2019, but then the warming suddenly stopped, and the reason is a giant tropical swing that swung over waters of the pacific ocean. those very phases of the southern oscillation, ilnenie and lanine, about which we have repeatedly spoken of warm phases, are replaced by a cold exemplary one. every 5-10 years, ilya does not occur when the trade winds weaken off the coast of the pacific ocean. as a result. why the waters of the cold peruvian current are replaced by warm ones from the central or western part of the water area during the bath and the situation is reversed; the trade winds drive water away from the coast of south america more strongly. and the bearing increases and we are dealing with a negative te

inflation data that may shape the outlook eta for the fed.ges are rising at the fastest rate in over two decades, excluding the pandemic, putting pressure on the bank of england to keep hiking rates. the jump also shows a chronic labor shortage in the u.k. joining us now is euan blair, founder, multiverse, which helps young adults in the u.s. and the u.k. gain apprenticeship placements. let's start with the tightness in this labor market. the u.s. is a big market for you. and a u.k. record wages, 6% increase. what is the digital skills gap you are seeing across your client base? clients include verizon, cisco, morgan stanley. what is the skills gap you are seeing, and what needs to be addressed? euan: it is interesting because you see this play out in a similar way in the u.s. the fastest growing areas of both economies are digital, data and tech. businesses desperately need to hire people to meet the growth targets, to transition. and they simply cannot access that talent through traditional routes. universities are not training enough peopl

we will get back to you with an eta. >> lieutenant, what's this call that's just come in? was acting irate. she's screaming and yelling. the family is concerned she's going to jump out of the wiping d -- window. >> one of the met teams is in route to the unit. lieutenant breeze and i follow close behind. is there kind of a formula for what happens when you arrive on scene? >> so usually the met team will talk to family and everybody involved. do the assessment on this female, try to figure out what is going on and then just take it from there. >> rolling of to the scene, it's immediately clear we're in the right place. >> is it okay if i come inside? >> f-you. get out, get out. >> the met deputies are already trying to coax down the woman in the window. >> who are you? bitch. >> come down and have a conversation with me. >> while i approached, the woman that reached out for help. >> she was fine in december. >> her diagnosis. >> she tells me her sister has bipolar disaster, a severe mental illness that can cause aggressive behavior and delusions. >> when was she diagnosed?

. >> people get back to you with an eta. >> what's this called that's just come in?l jump out of the window. >> one of the teams is already en route. lieutenant breeze and i follow close behind. >> is there kind of a formula for what happens when you arrive on scene? >> so usually the m.e.t. team will talk to family and everybody involved, do the assessment on this female, try to figure out what's going on, and then just take it from there. >> rolling onto the scene, it's immediately clear we're in the right place. >> wow. catch an all-new episode of "this is life" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. right here on cnn. back after this. hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitusn honey. the real honey you love, plus the perful cough relief you need. mind if i ot through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. ♪ grandma, how wide are two reindeer? twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine... ♪ ♪ make this december one to remember. together. it worked! happy holidays from lexus. did you know your health has m

eta says there have been many changes made, like more access to mental health resources, and a study of workplace culture and climate. kumasi: this morning, the call for all of us to return to masking indoors is getting stronger as covid numbers surge ahead of christmas. santa clara is the first county to slip back into a high tier for covid. the cdc recommends wearing a mask in public places. salon and napa counties are in the medium tier. while there are no masking requirements for the general public, some doctors say there is good reason to be cautious. >> if you are going to be out in public right now you are going to be encountering these viruses. at least, you have a high likelihood of getting infected with them. kumasi: health officials say getting your vaccine booster is one of the most effective ways to fight covid. reggie: the person who shot a teenage boy in oakland is still out there. a grieving community gets answers about these shootings. the team was killed friday night on avenal avenue near 67th. on sunday morning a man was killed on 16th street. of times officers wer

this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the westrom the walter cronkite schoolf journalism at arizona state university. >> congress passed landmark legislation aimed at protecting same-sex and interracial marriages. lisa desjardins has more. >> lawmakers from both chambers came together to cheer final passage of the bill, the respect for marriage act. it comes after a supreme court justice expressed interest in reconsidering the supreme court decision that protects marriage equality following the high court's decision to overturn roe v. wade in june. looking at it closely is kate sauce and, who reports on issues for the 19th news. how significant is the bill? a lot of people are reporting that this protects marriage equality and in some ways, it does. but it does not caught up -- codify marriage equality. it would make marriages transportable from state to state for states that do have pro-marriage laws on the books. with bands, you can still not get married. christ that is if the supreme court takes the step of overturning it. it would really make it a state by

we'll get back to you with an eta. >> lieutenant, what's this call that's just come in?> a female is acting irate. she's screaming and yelling. family's concerned that she's going to jump out of a window. >> one of the met teams is already en route to the incident. lieutenant breeze and i follow close behind. >> is there kind of a formula for what happens when you arrive on-scene? >> so usually the met team will talk to family and everybody involved. do the assessment on this female, try and figure out what's going on. and then just take it from there. [ screaming ] >> rolling onto the scene, it's immediately clear we're in the right place. >> is it okay if i come inside? >> [ bleep ] you! get out! >> okay, then talk to me here. >> get out! get out! >> the met deputies are already trying to coax down the woman in the window. >> who are you? >> come down and have a conversation with me. >> while i approach the woman who reached out for help. >> she was fine in december. >> what was her diagnosis? >> bipolar. >> she tells me her sister has bipolar disorder, a severe mental

from w eta studios in washington and in the west fr the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizonaity. 4 the u.s. supreme court heard arguments in a case that could have far-reaching effects and dratically reshape the country's elections. john yang explains. >> this case hinges on the interpretation of these 22 words in the constitution. the times, places and manner of holding elections shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. does that mean only state lawmakers can regulate elections including drilling congressional districts however they want to without state courts reviewing their decisions or shed the term legislature be read broadly to mean the entire apparatus of state government including state courts interpreting state constitutions? the justices wrestled with the case for nearly three hours today. twice the allotted time. marsha is the chief washington correspondent and nate is the -- the immediate case is about redistricting in north carolina. the state crt sent the lawmakers back to the drawing board twice. the second stab they said was a probe repub

it is beingxd■helped by amazon, alphabet, costco, 5■■■3■eta, ap nvidia lagging, tesla down again, down the major averages on the week i mentioned the7oo s&p.i third losing week in a row the dow managing to eek out a gain for the week.fmand the nas as we saw rates turn higher. they continue to march a little bit■3■higher today as bonds sell coming up on the show today, we'll talk to venture capitalist bradley tusk about thex■ regulatory and antitrust issues at play in the new year. and the stocks that could be impacted most. wet our big guest of the hour. howard marks joins us for ai] interview.ll exclusive eu5 howard, welcome. fresh off that memo everyone is talking about. >> thank you, sara nice to be here. >> it is good to have you. happy holidays let's start with the sea change. that was the big headline from your report, how you kicked off your memo. you said, u■■■3i] yearse1 in yo investing career, three sea changes and we're in one of them what does thate■Ñ■ mean? >> well, a sea change is a major transformation of the environment, change in attitudes, et cetera i suspect that we

. >> eta says it has reached out to all of the tenants of business owners who will be affected and has informed them of their options. the agency released a statement saying, quote, we appreciate the concerns that residents and businesses have about relocation and vta is committed to working with occupants who need to move for the body extension to help them achieve a successful relocation. complete. the service is expected to begin operating in 2040. >> if you still don't have your real id, well, you're in luck. the department of homeland security has delayed the deadline for air travelers for another 2 years. officials will begin enforcing the requirement on may 7th 2025. the deadline was supposed to a 3rd of next year and was originally set to take effect in 2020 but was delayed due to the pandemic. once it finally begins, travelers, 18 years old and older, we'll need a real id card to pass through the nation's airports. real id is in response to a recommendation by the 9.11 commission. >> all right. a live look outside for the 4 zone forecast. this is the san mateo bridge. pretty q

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west, from the walter cronkitel of journalism at arizona state university. judy: a historic agreement was reached today at the united nations biodiverty conference in canada that aims to increase protections for the world's lands and oceans. as william brangham reports, it comes as the planet continues to experience a staggering decline in biodiversity, driven in large part by human behavior. william: judy, roughly 200 countries agreed today to a set of measures that try to protect and restore the vulnerable habitats that are central to life on earth. under the agreement, by 2030, world nations have pledged to protect 30% of the land and water considered vital for biodiversity. they'll offer some $200 billion per year to help fund these initiatives and wealthier nations will pay $30 billion annually to developing nations. like many of these agreements, these are not legally binding. so how effective will this be in saving species that are at risk, and protecting our lands and waters? for one take on the agreement,

what an independent investigation has found about what eta nu and did not know ahead of the deadly attack. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here at downtown san francisco tonight, everyone started to get in the holiday spirit after getting wet over the weekend. half an ugly getting wet wet over the weekend. our chie meteorologist has the rainfall totals for us. press in this storm really just kept going throughout the weekend. >> started early on saturday doors just roaring through the bay area with those strong gusty winds. and then that rain just continue on and off as we have the area of low pressure spread across some showers in the bay area. so we head toward tomorrow afternoon, so or yesterday afternoon. but rainfall totals. yeah, impressive. how about this over an inch and a 3rd of rain in san francisco. oakland over an inch and a half of rain in san jose, an inch of rain. ben lowman, you get that in. the santa cruz mountain really pounded their over 6 inches of rain over 3 and a half inches of rain in canfield in danville, almost 3 inches of rain all ar

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington.our west, from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today marks the end of a bitter runoff race between raphael warnock and herschel walker. these days, one of the most closely watch swing states in the country. and to clarify, the outcome of the race who decided democrats control ant a 50 -- a 50-50 senate or majority. we dcuss what to watch in the next hour. lower, this is what happened -- laura, this is what happens with the democrats. they will have the majority regardless. you were in georgia and watch the campaigns in both candidates. tell about the final messages. correspondent: one of the biggest thing looming over this race is herschel walker scandals , competency, and character. both candidates were asked about character and competency today in georgia. >> georgia voters, right now i put my character against raphael warnock any day. >> right now, georgia is looking for senator who will spea

the strong reasons for that is that if you turn over evidence while the investigation is going on, eta lowe is the defendant -- or putative defendants -- to obstruct justice, to know who the witnesses are, to try to tailor their testimony, to get rid of evidence. and so while we are all looking at that evidence, the trump team and conspirators are going to be doing the same thing but not with the same eye. they will have a very different agenda. because the house flipped and there is going to be republican control, there really is no choice but to do what the committee is doing, which is to make things public. because it is going to be -- once republicans have, that means trump will have it. and so, if trump is going to have it, it's better for this to go to the public and for everyone to see it. it certainly makes it very hard, then, for trump or any of his allies to only selectively leaking information. because we will have the full set of information. but it still is important for people to know that, while we will all be the beneficiary of that, we will see with the proof is, it is

. >> this is the pbs newshour, fr dub eta studios in shington, and in the west, from the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. judy: after announcing another half point hike today, federal reserve chair jay powell indicated that more hikes are on the way in 2023 and a prolonged period of higher rates. this comes as inflation shows signs of slowing gradually. but there are again concerns the fed is not going to be able to tame inflation without triggering a recession. geoff bennett has the latest. geoff: judy, today's rate hike is the seventh this year. all together the federal reserve has now raised interest rates from just above zero earlier this year to jt over 4%, it's highest level in 15 years. even though inflation has slowed, chairman jerome powell today explained why he believes more increases may be necessary next year. >> the worst pain would come from a failure to raise rates high enough and us allowing inflation to become entrenched in the economy so that the ultimate cost of getting it out of the economy would be very high in terms of unemployment, meaning

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being relocated to another place and the tenants finding another place to live the city of san jose eta. they will work with them. but in the meantime, they said they tried even buy the building at 7 million dollars, but they didn't want to sell. so they use eminent domain. it's intact right now. they are still trying to fight this rain. and james, but if they lose, this will ultimately be a bart station in downtown san jose located at 3rd and santa clara. >> thank you very much. well, well, the same drug consumption side in san francisco called the tenderloin center is now closed for good. the center became controversial. people complain about lots of drug use at the site. the 22 million dollar facility first opened under an emergency order. london breed, according to the city, the facility served about 400 people a day supervisor. dean preston says he understands that it was intended to be a temporary facility and not opposed to the idea of closing it. but he was hoping replacement facility would open right after the lincoln center closed. >> i hope the administration does better here

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. judy: late today, the january 6 committee released transcripts of three dozen of the me than 1000 interviews they conducted in its 18 month long investigion into u.s. capitol attack. geoff bennett has more. geoff: the report's release tomorrow comes after committee members held their final business hearing, where they referred former president donald trump to the department of justice on four criminal charges, obstructing an official proceeding, making false statements, defrauding the u.s. and inciting an insurrection. joining us to discuss what we can expect in the full report is january 6th committee member, democratic congressman jamie raskin. it's good to have you with us. we expected the full report to be released today and learn late in the day that it is actually coming tomorrow. what accounts for the delay? >> i believe there were printing issues at the government printing office so it got pushed into the evening and we decided to just

>> if eta changed our world and in a way it might have been pretty annoying. but it's 51 before and 51 after. that leads everything that matters from a parliamentary point of view in place. i think as long as that's where this ends then we are all good. bear in mind that the republicans have a lot of billionaires akin to a lot for a lot of people. i think it is important to everybody that senator sinema stay with us, stay in the caucus, and keep our 51. >> the red wave was barely a red puddle. let me ask you this, our government runs out of money at the end of this week. governsenate appropriations cha, patrick leahy, says the omnibus funding package will be released tomorrow. without any poison pills for republicans to take issue with. yes, republicans appear unwilling to vote for. it should we expect a shutdown, senator? or continuing resolution to keep the government and business for the next year? >> i think we will get a continuing resolution, i hope, for a week. to allow republicans to take a look at chairman leahy's plan, and to come on board. the probl

from your pictures, but have you and you have to set it up that is also where police are able to get etak need in criminal investigations for instance and so in this situation, your phone, and the backup to your phone from the icloud would have ended to hand encryption in your safe and that makes a lot of people feel safe and secure and if you look at the data reaches by the hackers, tripled up to 1.1 billion personal records being exposed around the world, last year alone pretty is a major issue. but then think about it from the governance point of your wife hundred or i should say god enforcement, you want to get criminal activity what access that i put it in a another contact some you do not want that government to have access. stuart: that's exactly right. guest: you have to do it, a world of china's, how could you not do this, you have to have protection of all of that data or somebody is going to get it and i get wife on enforcement wants us for the bigger threat is that you will get hacked or state actor is going to go empty you. stuart: besides the law enforcement can presumably

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yeah, out power and water and no eta on when that power is going to get restored and just to make senseyou see on your map, the yellow, those are customers that range from 50 to 500 that are without power. this morning. the orange. >> our 505,000 customers in the areas in red. those are the hardest hit areas because that's where they have 5,000 customers or more without power this morning. and just visually that kind of gives you an idea how badly hit that area around fortuna is. and now lakes are not uncommon here in northern california. it's rare that they turned deadly. i mean. >> yesterday's quake is one of just 3 fatal. was that have happened in the last past? 33 years, day 2014, you remember there was one person was killed and more than 200 or this hurt with that magnitude. 6.1 quake that struck southern napa. >> and then, of course, the big one loma prieta earthquake, 6.9 in magnitude that struck the bay back in 1989 killing 63 people and injuring more than 3700 others. >> well, as officials evaluate the damage from the quake. it is clear we're seeing a pattern. older homes are a

. >> the state department raising the traveled visor eta level three, reconsider travel, citing civilould like to get home. >> alex, the other thing we are hearing from these americans they are saying there hasn't been a lot of information flow there has been a lot of communication from the u.s. embassy or from proving authorities. the embassy says in a statement approving authorities assure them that they are urgently trying to evacuate tourists including americans out of that area the peruvian government also says they are starting humanitarian flights today we will certainly check back in with those americans whether they will be able to get out, alex? >> great. thank you for that, molly hunter. the lash dash forgives in an economy with high inflation and some mixed signals. some mixed signals it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. in

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and if they ask us to leave, we have >> the eta says it has reached out to all tenants and business owners who will be affected. the agency released a statement saying, quote, we appreciate the concerns that residents and businesses have about relocation and vta is committed to working with occupants who need to move for the biden extension to help them achieve a successful relocation once complete. the service is expected to begin operating in 2040. >> he was counselor has been arrested for assault of a minor. 27 year-old seveal york aguilar was booked into the santa clara county jail on a number of charges. educators say the assaults happened in a classroom at hubbard middle school in san jose. aguilar was working as a counselor with the organization. new hope for youth. it was a sign of the school at the time the assault was reported. police say there may be more victims and they're asking anyone who has information to come forward. >> uc berkeley police police chief and she is coming from the united states capitol yogananda pittman. the current interim chief of the u.s. capitol police

jeffords move awarded contr senate control to the democrats because he caucused with theolmm this is eta this seems to be a cosmetic change where you get the storie yous for branding yourself as an independent, but you're still effectivelyindepent of a democratic organization. >> cinema was an instrumentalga player in the passagnizatie ofms the infrastructure bill . still, cinema bucked liberals and ig spendinructure g and chag the filibuster tamie. >> all right, chadchte, thank yu very much. now here with more reaction,itco former republican senator scotnd brown and fox news contributor leo terrell. leo, let me start with you, because i would agree that thiis really is cosmetic. gonna she's not going to change her approach. she's going to be it. look- , she's a middle aged and woman. she had remained with the democrats all this time. even i got out of party the democratic party. we know tulsi gabbard did, but i don't see this as an indication that her approach is going to change at all.i don >> i don'tse see her exactly becoming a conservative. do i don't i don't see herng a being a con

if patrizia was the black widow, could it be that pina was what the italians would call the mcgahn etaut her. did you think that pina auriemma was the key to getting evidence that perhaps could tie a patrizia reggiani to maurizio's murder? [speaking non-english] >> translator: yes i did, there's no doubt about that. because reggiani needed to be in contact with people who are far from her world. auriemma was the perfect person from this point of view. [end of translation] >> but investigators still needed a break. patrizia, pina, or someone close to them would have to make a mistake, spill a secret perhaps. and then they got what they were hoping for when the phone rang one night at police headquarters. an anonymous voice on the other end of the line. >> somebody just saying, i know who killed maurizio gucci. >> coming up -- >> a little bit like a spy movie. >> as a matter of fact, it became a little bit of a spy. >> a circuit informant joins the case. >> he decided to call the police that he met with the head of the crime unit, right here in this park in milan in the middle of the nig