i'm kevin frazier entertainment tonight that you can catch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 coming up at 7.30 yeah and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but don't go anywhere kron 4 news at 6 is coming up. at the top of the hour talking about a nursing home in daly city that is seeing a huge increase in covid cases now more than 100 people have been infected family members are telling us. >>they're worried. we'll have a live report coming up at 6 o'clock. and dozens of republican lawmakers say they will attempt to overturn the election. >>this is congress prepares to certify the electoral college vote and elect joe biden this president we'll have the latest out of washington dc news at 6 coming up next. >>this united 6 family members are concerned tonight after an ever-increasing number of covid cases at a bay area skilled nursing facility, good evening, everybody thanks for being here on kron 4 news at 6. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that skilled nursing facility in question is daly city saint francis convalescent. >>pavilion state officials are reporting more than

for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >>and you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 at 07:30pm tonight that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight at 6 president elect joe biden unveiling his american rescue plan tonight the covid-19 recovery plan speeds up vaccines and gives americans another stimulus payments will have full details on what else biden said he'll accomplish in his first 100 days and preparing for unrest in the nation's capital after last week's wyatt, the fbi warning more violence could be coming we have a live report at the top of the hour with how cities from coast to coast are also preparing. >>the news at 6 is next. >>of the most challenging operational efforts we have ever undertaken as a nation. we'll have to move heaven and earth. to get more people vaccinated. >>president-elect joe biden laying out his plan to tackle the ever growing covid pandemic during his first 100 days in office but before that can happen he first has to be sworn in and that is creating its own issues. >>a

i like to move kevin frazier fill seat 3. that was matthew yankee fill seat 7, chris hyland fill seat 8, neighbors seat nine and kai forsley seat 10 and i like to make a motion in that regard. are there any comments on said motion. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you chair peskin. i'm comfortable for voting for that motion. do we know why mr. frazier has not appeared? >> chair peskin: we do. mr. frazier has a job wherein, last week he was available until 10:30. same thing as today. which is precisely why we spoke to him. he has to make a living and that is precisely the reason. we have spoken to him and wish that he could attend. he wishes he could attend and only available 10:30 on mondays. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. >> chair peskin: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: kevin frazier has been very active holding our elected officials accountable. looking forward to seeing him. thank you. >> chair peskin: by the way, i've been corrected that today he was actually available until noon and we have exceeded that as well.

for the past 3 months this makeshift camp near boston us border with frazier has been hold for he'll suffer the young pakistani sharks a shelter in the woods with 5 others. if i sleep in that. is but that door to the blood everything they're pulling on me in this my food to have enough to eat suffer says but other than that but have practically nothing all this time of year temperatures often drop well below 0 or suffer has to collect goods from the far east to keep the rule of only one reason the men endure these conditions they want to get surprised and into the european union strike in a town quicker in time a little park police catching. their beard while you're going. to. have enough of my for you coming across the water. don't much try but with a thought for the. sufferer wants to find work in germany in his home town of current chief pakistan he says she had to struggle day in day out just to make ends meet and while living in the woods is hard she says it's still better than life in deep are the little refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks 1st it was cleared and burnt d

i like to move kevin frazier fill seat 3. that was matthew yankee fill seat 7, chris hyland fill seat 8, neighbors seat nine and kai forsley seat 10 and i like to make a motion in that regard. are there any comments on said motion. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you chair peskin. i'm comfortable for voting for that motion. do we know why mr. frazier has not appeared? >> chair peskin: we do. mr. frazier has a job wherein, last week he was available until 10:30. same thing as today. which is precisely why we spoke to him. he has to make a living and that is precisely the reason. we have spoken to him and wish that he could attend. he wishes he could attend and only available 10:30 on mondays. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. >> chair peskin: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: kevin frazier has been very active holding our elected officials accountable. looking forward to seeing him. thank you. >> chair peskin: by the way, i've been corrected that today he was actually available until noon and we have exceeded that as well.

this was the view about 30 minutes ago from the community of frazier park. no word yet on when it will be back open. >>> let's assure you what is going on around lake tahoe. these are the views from highway 50, interstate 80, the last 45 minutes. certainly going to be slow going heth sierra really needs this snow right now, but it might get dangerous. >> they need the snow, we need the rain, they will get plenty of snow throughout the upcoming week, travel in this direction is strongly discouraged because they will be adding up snow by the foot to as we head into the next few days as that rain starts to move into the bay area, it will be snow at the higher elevations. let's start with the winter storm warning in effect for the high sierra for going into effect, to -- continue until thursday night. the road crews are really going themng keep e ork cut our clear but it is just an uphill battle when it continues to fall. for us it will be rain, starting to move in as we head into early afternoon on tuesday, light showers efforts but the heavier rain will be mov

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they're getting close to hurricane strength yeah that amazing that was down not just the mound to frazier usually see those incredible winds we're seeing these in many places where we all live in fact. >>in richmond last night. then a gust of 61 miles an hour berkeley in a gust of 56 miles per hour half moon bay, 54 about oakland 49 miles per hour, let's get let's get this 63 miles an hour. >>and san jose right there downtown 47 miles per hour. so. yeah, it was blustery around the bay area continues to do so maybe not as windy was yesterday. >>but you're going to see some periods of very gusty winds and some heavy rain and we have whole lot of rain around the bay area the past 24 hours to over 2 and half inches him or in tehran over an inch and a half map almost 2 inches of rain san francisco, almost an inch san bruno over an inch and a half and in the santa cruz mountains that is the bull's eye right now over 4 inches of rain in county. and it has been dumping there you can see the track now as the main front moved all the way down toward big serve announced begin to lift back into the p

look at banks, we talk about consolidation, business plan, wealth management activity yesterday with fraziergroup. great. what is the greater strategy to consolidate and be simple? or will they get creative in new prosperity? matthew: good question. two what we would call special situations. citi and wells fargo. market cap is big. they cannot be ignored. we strongly prefer wells fargo. tom: why? matthew: a lot of questions to be answered at citi. estimates are well below consensus next year at citigroup. we think there will be exiting of certain businesses, some simplification of customer base and reduced earnings more than expected. tom: what is the strategic distinction of the new wells fargo? matthew: more around the edges as opposed to transformational. they came out with new business reporting the other day that supports. we expect more details tomorrow. we think it is more around the edges with a relatively modest impact to earnings. the real key with wells, obviously getting past the caps and take out costs, which they will be able to do overtime. traditionally, lisa: democrats are h

what is frazier need to do?> the number one issue with citi over the past two decades is operating leverage. that has been the focus of investors. if you take a long-term view in terms of how citigroup was created, it was a lot of different entities brought together. after the financial crisis, they did make efforts to simplify. but it is a more complex organization in terms of the broad footprint. they definitely slimmed down their businesses. they divested the retail brokerage to morgan stanley. they have cut geography and gotten simpler. i think jane needs to continue that journey in terms of more simplification and getting the cost structure right. regulators have indicated that is their frustration with citigroup in terms of risk management and getting that overview together. tom: alison williams, and celebrating a new bloomberg function, modl. i want to bring it to your attention. modl is a whole new financial analysis with the leadership of alison williams. coming up, barry ritholtz will join us on the st

tom: corbett out, frazier in, and she wants to do what gorman is doing, wealth management.is the gorman pixie dust that allows them to be the guy that owns about management across the industry? sonali: one of the things we asked, as he grows, he did two major acquisitions last year. is he trying to be all things to all people? no. he is not trying to be credit suisse. tom: not trying to be blackrock. sonali: although he would like to see the asset management division grow, but not with low fee products. with higher quality products and not just about job index funds inside morgan stanley. jonathan: lisa, i hate to keep beating the same drum, but hearing the commentary from these banks, today it is morgan stanley talking about significant momentum into a new year. yesterday, bank of america saying they were healthier now than even before the pandemic. in many ways, it is like this pandemic never happened on wall street. lisa: this is one concern, and that is where i want to go with you, sonali. how awkward is it for these banks to be reporting incredible revenues, record pro

. >> and you've spent time talking to influencers and people in the health field like deborah frazierse and leaders like reverend richardson and others trying to really deal with these issues. i can say i've been in those conversations and you have been spending a lot of time trying to deal with this issue. thank you very much for being on the first "politics nation" of the biden era and the harris era. thank you, dr. anthony fauci. let me bring in my panel now. happy to have on the panel tonight patrice colors, founder and chair of reform l.a. jails and co-founder of black lives matter and tim miller, writer at large at the bulwark and former communication director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign. let me go to patrice first, who bears the only license to call me an o.g. patrice, we are currently in the midst of a hunger emergency in this country with 50 million americans, including 17 million children considered food insecure. how does the biden administration get to those millions in need that you advocate so strongly for? >> well, thank you so much for having me on, reverend al, o.g.

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where people beginning to get their latest stimulus checks 3rd is also a surge in covid scams steve frazier shows us the latest stimulus check scam for you to keep an eye out for. >>scammers are as anxious as you are to get their hands on your cash, so they'll be calling and texting telling you you've got to give them some personal information and order to get your money. >>with 10's of millions of dollars worth of direct deposit and stimulus checks yet to make it into people's hands, there's a lot of money out there available to criminals. so one of those scams involves a call supposedly from the irs saying it needs help getting you your money not true irs work directly deposited into your account or send you a check or debit card they will not call you to ask you for your bank account information or your social security number. >>if someone does they are a criminal and you should hang up another common scheme to steal your stimulus cash is in the form of a text message. criminals try and social engineer you by using a friendly pre message like check this out then they'll follow up with a

on february 17 we will have can frazier was the chairman and ceo in a very good corporate representative for what is going on in the pharmaceutical industry now. i think you would enjoy that. i'd also like to say that i've known anthony fauci for quite a while and enjoyed getting to know him over the many years and recently he had an 80th birthday party, surprise 80th for the party and i did a video for it and i would like to play that before i asked tony the first question. tony, you may remember that when you are about 70 years old i came to see you and said why don't you get out of the healthcare business and infectious disease business and you will not make any money or get anywhere and enjoyed the higher quality in healthcare and you said, i'm not sure it's so great and maybe it's not a higher calling and i don't know how you could have said that but now what has happened to you? no one has heard of you and you're not doing anything great for the country and so i want to renege my offer and on your 80th birthday. i would like to offer you another opportunity to join the great privat

not on that list is citi and i have to kick miss for not getting in because i cited it when miss frazierlevated to the position that she's taking and i just kick myself, but i think i might get a chance to get into that one a little cheaper, if not, scott, right into these earnings and i'll be selling puts and at least get a little bit of satisfaction from that in that stock, letter c because i think i can get a better entry point and if i make that commitment by getting puts it obligates me to buy at this level. so hopefully i do get that put to me, scott, because i think she's an esg play just by being the first woman to lead a major bank. >> you bought j.p. morgan and we'll take a break after that, but tell me about it. >> i agree with closing the underweight for interest rate-sensitive banks i also think that there will be a big m and a cycle in front of us we have a big position in goldman sachs. we own j.p. morgan we bought more just really closing the underweight in these names that could potentially benefit from yields going up which we think is going to happen as well. >> we wil

frazier may be on another -- he had a previous engagement he informed us of. he was here for the first half hour of the meeting. i believe he may have left. >> chairman: he will have another opportunity. is david coppel available? >> i am. can you hear me now? >> chairman: we can hear you now. >> regarding the task force, i think having over 100 complaints is totally unacceptable. the task forces needs to reduce that separate the important comaibts from complaim the others. we need to rebuild the task force's credibility. that will take time and effort. i would focus on education, outreach and training issues, and less on complaints. i think right now the task force should meet twice a month, with its committees meeting as needed. i would eliminate anonymous complaints and limit complainants to only one new complaint every 30 days, if that is possible. i believe the task force should broadly apply a general rule of reason to its discussions and decisions. i know the ordinance very well and have a deep understanding of our complex city government, as i think yo

frazier may be on another -- he had a previous engagement he informed us of. he was here for the first half hour of the meeting. i believe he may have left. >> chairman: he will have another opportunity. is david coppel available? >> i am. can you hear me now? >> chairman: we can hear you now. >> regarding the task force, i think having over 100 complaints is totally unacceptable. the task forces needs to reduce that separate the important comaibts from complaim the others. we need to rebuild the task force's credibility. that will take time and effort. i would focus on education, outreach and training issues, and less on complaints. i think right now the task force should meet twice a month, with its committees meeting as needed. i would eliminate anonymous complaints and limit complainants to only one new complaint every 30 days, if that is possible. i believe the task force should broadly apply a general rule of reason to its discussions and decisions. i know the ordinance very well and have a deep understanding of our complex city government, as i think yo

. >> by the time "frazier" and "friends" went off the air, there was a feeling among the networks that was getting kind of tired and getting kind of stale. >> you guys play the most important part. the live studio audience. >> now, there is no form of television that makes as much money for the networks as multicamera tv shows. we write a four-camera show. we write it, direct it, perform it, rehearse it like a play in front of a studio audience. when someone gets a laugh on that stage, they actually hold, as you do not in real life, as you do not in single camera, you are holding for that laugh. >> it's an abstract. >> not abstract enough. >> you've done an amazing job. >> it looks like something, though. what does it look like? >> if you get close, you can even touch it. >> i'm fine. >> this is bugging me. where have i seen this before? >> we started studying what phil rosenthal was doing with "raymond." he was embracing the very best of what the genre could do. which was interesting characters. he provided me with a very, very loud reminder that i didn't need to fix anything. i didn'

frazier may be on another -- he had a previous engagement he informed us of. he was here for the first half hour of the meeting. i believe he may have left. >> chairman: he will have another opportunity. is david coppel available? >> i am. can you hear me now? >> chairman: we can hear you now. >> regarding the task force, i think having over 100 complaints is totally unacceptable. the task forces needs to reduce that separate the important comaibts from complaim the others. we need to rebuild the task force's credibility. that will take time and effort. i would focus on education, outreach and training issues, and less on complaints. i think right now the task force should meet twice a month, with its committees meeting as needed. i would eliminate anonymous complaints and limit complainants to only one new complaint every 30 days, if that is possible. i believe the task force should broadly apply a general rule of reason to its discussions and decisions. i know the ordinance very well and have a deep understanding of our complex city government, as i think yo

i like to move kevin frazier fill seat 3. that was matthew yankee fill seat 7, chris hyland fill seat 8, neighbors seat nine and kai forsley seat 10 and i like to make a motion in that regard. are there any comments on said motion. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you chair peskin. i'm comfortable for vot >> mayor london breed: good afternoon, i'm san francisco mayor london breed. and thank you so much for joining us here today to provide some good news for a change as it relates to just the rough year that we've been having as a result of this global pandemic. as of today in san francisco, our case rate is at 261 cases per day, and that's down from a high of 372 cases per day. our hospitalizations are at 194, and, sadly, 293 people in our city have lost their lives due to covid. our infection rate is below 1. we're at .95, and our i.c.u. capacity is stable at about 26%. the good news is that we are in a better place than we've been in a long time. and today we got some even better news from our governor who announced the lifti

the air force, victoria bowens retired, colonel al mosley retired, chief master sergeant clarence frazierired, chief master sergeant alston alexander and chief master sergeant charmaine kelly. from the army, we have brigadier general adam zender, retired, retired colonel edna cummings, retired colonel anita dixon, colonel doreen hurt retired, lt. col. michael lee landing, retired and commander sergeant major jefferson, retired. from the coast guard, vice admiral mason brown retired, retired admiral errol brown, commander jimmy williams -- she mean chimean -- shimean williams retired. willie williams retired and sergeant major carlton kent retired. from the navy, captain roosevelt right retired, master chief petty officer melvin williams retired, and retired master chief petty officer jim gale, also air force junior officers. we will start with them. the first question is from major mason dial. >> good morning. thanks for the example. you plowed a road so people in my generation could pave it and make it smoother for people behind us. i have a two-part question. when you were at the 10-yea

candidly just between us, andrew, when we saw ken frazier of amerimerck take a courageousn post charlottesvillend there was some response that you and i were tracking and then a lot of people joined him, of course bob iger of disney, but the bedrock of america came fairly soon. at&t and walmart and others. but there are a lot who didn't and we had the press releases falling all over each other to get to us before the close of the market because the dam was breaking and everybody wanted to be on the right side of history. we're seeing that now too. in fact president trupresident said all the rats are jumping off the sinking ship but i'm not. so we're seeing a lot of people wanting to be on the right side of history you and i and probably most everybody has been flooded by these protestations against violence well, you know, what ceo will say they are pro violence other than maybe wwe and national hockey league? of course they will make those statements but i endorse national association of manufacturers very clear statement calling for the invocation of the 25th amendment, impeachment or the pre

frazier may be on another -- he had a previous engagement he informed us of. for the first half hour of the meeting. i believe he may have left. >> chairman: he will have another opportunity. is david coppel available? >> i am. can you hear me now? >> chairman: we can hear you now. >> regarding the task force, i think having over 100 complaints is totally unacceptable. the task forces needs to reduce that separate the important comaibts from complaim the others. we need to rebuild the task force's credibility. that will take time and effort. i would focus on education, outreach and training issues, and less on complaints. i think right now the task force should meet twice a month, with its committees meeting as needed. i would eliminate anonymous complaints and limit complainants to only one new complaint every 30 days, if that is possible. i believe the task force should broadly apply a general rule of reason to its discussions and decisions. i know the ordinance very well and have a deep understanding of our complex city government, as i think you all know.