well, jeremy garcia on good. i hey, ww. yeah. or could come late? i am buying a new little dante and learn to love little. i get your line o. tens of thousands of children were born into old lives under the ice regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps, either orphans all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities kick into length on people are going to welcome them after that. of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me, iraq's last generation coming soon on al jazeera frank assessments. what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of its dna? we need somewhere, we're sovereign states can exchange use informed opinions. he's focus likely to change biting behavioral, it's not going to change their behavior. they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games mentality. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on out jazeera compelling, we keeping our

garcia alone has filed more than 788 lawsuits in federal court since 2014.of them since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. the law firm in all in the cases? potter handy out of san diego. >> oh, i think they're a mill. they all have of these repeat, you know, plaintiffs going out and suing, extorting for earl cash settlements, and off they go. >> without serial litigation, without these regular plaintiffs who aring for these businesses to be compliant, we simply would not have compliance with the ada. >> reporter: attorney dennis price said his client an active ada tester. as such, she not abusing the system. >> testing litigation gig has been around for decades. it's the way that civil rights are litigated. >> typically, you'll find these cases being brought gains companies that smaller. >> reporter: u.c. hastings professor david levine said labeling someone is a hard label bar to meet. he said in no alameda cases, the defendants would have to show that garcia specifically targets small businesses that don't have deep pockets for minor violations, and t

garcia and mike will. the advisory committee voted unanimously to recommend the fda give emergency use authorization for a johnson and johnson covid vaccine booster. now it's up to the fda and the cdc. to review and decide whether they agree they are expected to do that. it's just a question of how soon that will happen, but it could be just a matter of days so 14 million americans have already received. the johnson and johnson covid vaccine, and soon all of them will likely be eligible for a j and j covid booster shot. more than 14 million americans have already received the johnson and johnson covid vaccine, and soon all of them will likely be eligible for a j and j covid booster shot. the 19 member fda vaccine advisory committee recommended a booster for all adults at least two months after their initial johnson and johnson shot. johnson and johnson and the fda scientists presented their studies to the panel and argued that a second dose of its vaccine does boost immunity. we do have a very large placeb

at one point, garcia, her two older kids, and her mother had to live in a single room.he cost of renting a full apartment was out of reach, even though garcia works full time as a case manager at a homeless shelter in san francisco, when you try to pay for another place you cannot afford. it's very expensive. she applied for an affordable housing unit at casa arabella in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood and got in the 84 unit building opened right before the pandemic hit and fall of 2019. in order to qualify. people here must be considered low income and make less than 80 to 100,000 year per household. incredible pressures on families to afford to live here. chris iglesias is the ceo of the unity council, one of the two nonprofits that oversees casa arabella. the planning for it started back in the 19 nineties, while some of the affordable housing projects in the fruitvale district took decades to plan and build. community organizers say the pandemic has slowed down the pace of gentrification. and allowed them to break new ground. construction began this summer on a new

well, jeremy garcia, i'm a lot. i ww young worker come late. i don't know. don't they don't allow, that'll get ya got a pink lake nitika attract tourists and under pins, the local economy thousands to pen. don't it's precious souls. ah, i'll just hear a world explorer, the major environmental issues above and below the surface. the threatened lake red bus. very existence center goals, spring plate on al jazeera gutter, one of the fastest growing nations in the way. ronnie casa, needed to oakland, and develop it into national shipping company to become a p middle eastern trade and money. skillfully knocked down 3 key areas of development. who filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, casa cortez gateway to whoa trade. the climate american sea is upon us. but why have government left? it's so late to act. we've allowed climate change to get out of control. people impala investigates why so little has been done. a systemic threat. requires systemic change, and asks what further in action could me think robin, i'd by 20? none of t

he has been the newspaper editor in chief for a total of 24 years now via garcia. that is the most independent newspaper in russia to day with the fundamentally critical attitude towards power l . the newspapers, tax based journalism and professional integrity have made it an important source of information. all sensible aspects of russian society really mention by of the media since it start up in 1993. now, via garcia tara has published critical articles on subjects ranging from corruption, police violence, unlawful, the red arrests and low electro fraud and troll factories and to the use of russian military forces, both within and outside of russia. nevaeh garcia, toes opponents have responded with harassment face violence and murder. since the newspapers thought 6 of its journalists haven't been killed, including our political kaya, who wrote to revealing articles on the war in chechnya. this fight, the killings and threats editor in chief merit of has refused to abandon the newspapers independent policy. he has consistently defended the rights of journalists t

and the thing will pete garcia on call. msn. they will not pay, came on it, but i need to keep it on. told us on the trundle janice se anthem no longer yet, but out of go up there lather on the 2nd bus or they le gross food to feed her family. but her props failed from the lack of rain, so she leaves themselves hammocks and even then it's barely enough to survive. galore as to what little boys say would at mann fade bengal and thin ego. okay. yeah. okay. okay. not thank you. what again? so long. okay. well yeah, i see him though. it's a look at that. wow. yeah, that's a man. nice. i mean, must say, man, no, man, no, you sell up by 8 by sand. no, boy, them cannot. they cannot get samar low, but i eat by sand on the math. but okay, well know, stanford and i felt that they would see it, but anyway, i will not go outside again. although what they're, they're a bulky though. yeah. see, i look at them my being nearly a whole in don't say money i'm or yeah, but they need a k get confidant. so a lot or a lot by randall as they don't lik

sylvia garcia, i inform the house that ms. garcia will vote no on h.r. 4028.peaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. will you lawson, i inform the house that -- mr. lawson, i inform the house that will vote yes on h.r. 4028. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mrs. greene: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. jody hice from georgia, i inform the house that mr. hice will vote yes on h.r. 4028. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. norcross: as the member designated by mr. moulton, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.r. 4028. 9 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by mr. cooper, i inform the house that mr. cooper will vote yes on h.r. 4028. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida

garcia lived an accomplished life.o rico during the 1800's and his grandparents inspired in him a passion for science and medicine. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> watching the 1969 moon landing from a small dairy town in puerto rico inspired a young garcia to take an interest in science. >> we have one of the few tv's at that time in the neighborhood in my grandmother's house. >> his grandparents taught limto question and innovate. his biggest inspiration came from devastation. >> my grandmother died from cancer. i got mad but i said make a solution out of this. he became a surge and game the highest ranking medical doctor in the united states as the first puerto rico assistant secretary of health. >> you will receive a better public health system. >> he joined the cancer center moon shot program to make a giant leap for programs. >> the moon shot is to discover between three years what you can do in fifteen. >> doctor garcia is the chief medical officers at american express but finds time to

garcia.'s get to you now because you know as i was thinking about this segment, there are certainly make or break criteria when it comes to dating for example when i was in the dating world, i knew that i didn't want to date someone who smokes so let's talk about the importance vaccination status. become for singles who are looking to mingle. oh, absolutely, and i think exactly, as you said, we know that when it comes to dating and mating we all have priorities we bring certain what we what dr. fisher and i call mate choice preferences to the table and but in our study so it's our 11th year of a singles in america study with match we every year we'll ask about the things that people are interested in and partners and exactly as you said vaccination status, right so we know as as helen said 65% of things singles would like their dating partner would be vaccinated but then we ask to rank the importance of that and compare it to other things and 58% of singles in our samples so that the vaccine

garcia. i am counsel for mission economic development agency san francisco, california. since 1973 1973 the nationc to the agency has been advancing mission towards great equity for latino and immigrant seeking a better life. we are an latino led nonprofit organization that invest in the life of or under some latino through direct services, community development initiatives and policy advocacy. you've asked me just focus by testimony on a few questions and never get to those now. you've asked a policy recommendation to protect consumers in march was communities and i will say that because many of the committee members we serve fall into several categories of vulnerability as outlined in my testimony, written testimony, we do not support the idea of moving to a cashless economy. to do so to perpetuate a growing income inequality by making this hard for people to use cash and don't have access to credit and technically to effectually a cashless payment. we cannot exclude a portion of the popula

garcia alone has filed more than 700ada lawsuits in federal court since 2014. most of them since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. the law firm in all the cases san diego. >> i think they are a million. they have all the repeat photographs going out and suing, extorting and off they go. >> without serial litigation, without the regular plaintiff who are forcing businesses to comply we wouldn't have the compliance with the ada. >> he says he is an active ada tester not abusing the system. >> tester litigation has been around for decades. it's the way that civil rights are litigated. >> normally you will find the cases being brought against companies that are small. >> labeling someone as a serial lawsuit bringer is a hard barbato meet. they would have to show he targets small businesses without deep pock departments for minor violations and then sell settles for relatively small sums. >> then you may start being able to put together evidence that is there a pattern to this and it's not being done for real purposes. >> one way to slow the flood of lawsuits,

plaintfs garcia filed more than 700 lawsuits in federal court since 2014. most of them since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. the law firm in all of the cases, potter handy, out of san diego. >> i think they are a mill. they have all of these repeat plaintiffs going out and suing, extorting for early cash settlements and off they do. >> without these regular plaintiffs who are forcing these businesses to be compliant we simply would not have compliance with the ada. >> the attorney dennis price says his client is an active ad attester. as such he is not abusing the system. >> tester litigation has been around for decades, the way the civil rights are litigated. >> typically you will find the cases being brought against companies that are small. >> reporter: hastings professor says labeling someone is a hard legal bar to meet. in these cases the defendants would have to show that garcia target small businesses that do not have deep pockets for minor violations and settles for small sums. >> then you might able to start unmasking evidence that would sug

garcia, what role can the banking infrastructure play here? i know you talked about that, offering debit, credit cards -- i'm sorry debit cards tied to individual accounts play to mitigating the effects of cashless economy and bridging the gap between the banked and the underbanked? >> you definitely cited a very important element of one of the benefits. certainly greater accessibility and creation of banks that are using community input into what the community really needs. that's just really important. we need to make sure that whatever structures we create, those structures are created with community, with community input. and another concept of public banking is that there's an understanding that exclusion is not economically efficient. access is so important and i think there are so many neighborhoods that have been cut out of banking in part because banks are not just there. >> no, absolutely. i agree. i think i'm very concerned about that shift. for example, google now has access to 70% of the nation's debit and credit card transactions

los oficiales intervieron en la madrugada cuando el sospechoso abrió fuego contra ellos, yunaisy garcíauston tne más información. >> como una emboscada en contra de los tres policías, así describen las autoridades lo que ocurrió la madrugada del sábado en el norte de houston, un hombre disparó a los tres oficiales y mientras intentaban arrestar a un sospechoso de robo afuera del centro nocturno. >> (audio en inglés). >> el departamento de policía de houston informó que el pistolero es un hombr hispano que se dio a la fuga y los disparos cobraron la vida de oficial y también resultaron heridos los oficiales. >> de 28 y 26 años respectivamente. >> un acto malvado, así calificó el jefe de policía lo ocurrido los oficiales que laboraban esa noche como agentes de seguridad en el bar ubicado en la cuadra 4400 de la autopsia norte. >> oficial fue homenajeado le sobreviven su esposa y un bebé de dos meses de nacido. >> la policía de houston interestatal nterroga a una persona denterés pero no es el hombre que atacó a los oficiales. >> gracias a yunaisy garcía de telemundo houston. >> horas ante

garcia bobbles it. roles to brooks for the out. garcia, that was a hotshot.a second. >> there are just a lot of really nice place in the infield. on the other hand, we have seen someplace in the outfield that have not gone quiet as well. >> the other two were way over his head. >> we have seen a lot of really good plays in this game. >> a swing and a miss. strike one. >> when you consider how much these guys actually play during a given year, yes, they practice a few times before this game, some of them may play a little bit more but for the most part, pretty good. they can just give it their all. republicans have been practicing since may. is that possible? >> it is possible because roger williams has made it clear over the last several years that he wants to really practice, he wants to get them to end this losing streak to the democrats. they do begin practice as early as they can. >> that is low, in the dirt, ball four. maybe you would like to see him get through their. he had a heckuva night. he hit a homerun. what else do you want? we will get a pinch r

garcia.stituents and from the younger formally of the world.nd that is why i cosponsored the payment to ensure that retail businesses continue to accept cash for payment. representativ valdes, what impact does passing legislation passed now while numerous businesses still do accept cash to ensure financial conclusion while settingng up a predictable standard for businesses. >> thank you, congresswoman williams. we have heard a lot from constituents who have been able to shed light on this issue within their communities at local merchants. i believe that people will move in the direction of excludingdi cash for a variety of purposes during the hearing today. most importantly, you would feel people feel more and more marginalized. embarrassed at being refused what they have to spend. i think that what you have is a widening gap in kind of the feeling of the haves and have-nots of the world. i think that it is something that we will see increased. some of the financial difficulties that ordinary

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fernando garcia is with us.is the founder and executive director of the el-paso, texas-based border network for human rights. with us from park city, utah is armando's 17-year-old son , derek alejo barrios. thank you so much for joining us. we heard those painful last clips of your dad, the messages he left you. can you talk about what you understood about his journey? derek: what i understood was that he took a longer route, but easier, instead of running into immigration right away. the day before he called me, he said everything was going as planned but there were days where he called me and he had run into some trouble and wasn't feeling so good. that is when the trouble started. he was wanting help so he wouldn't be stranded out in the desert. juan: derek, at the time that he called you, was he traveling by himself? did he start out with a group of people at first? derek: he started out with a group of people, and as they kept going, my dad wasn't feeling good. he was slowing down but didn't want to slow do

garcia and for ms. beverly brown ruggia. jesting school in security has been of one of my top priorities. it's heartbreaking that 177,000 of my neighbors in north carolina's 12th district of food insecure. it's worse nationwide for over 23 million americans struggling with food insecurity. what would a cashless economy in new your city or state mean for access to food? and growing food? >> thank you very much for that question. i think you have highlighted a very important issue. when we are talking about cashless economies and the impact on communities, the idea that one cannot use cash, legal tender, to purchase food for themselves, their families, it's absolutely devastating. when we are talking about creating greater access to the qualities of life, we have to open avenues for people to be able to do that with what they have. if what they have in their pocket is cash then that should be the method by which they should be able to accept this payment. we are talking about people who want to pay for what they need. they are

i beg your grandmother garcia. erica. yeah . but i yeah, but i gotta, yeah, now what is your learning etiquette earlier than being i as someone had asked if i had the gum or candy that it was your hand balcony. okay, well let me just do honest, economic or no separated. yogurt ale get on top of them? no, hang bad about they boy hm. bear with me a not by them. i have that already said joe, my stance on your sir. they said that about the yarmouth, the end of what you're saying, i don't know many guy. yes. and there's a deanna get all that they are dealing when i was going on with those. and then also there been then i saw that i have been that get the job that be the day. and there bugs theme of being sick there my u l l y led back b l, i guess they got empty the day to however me guiding in the middle for say and i say it is the and dummy out about it. they said i g malika did them in this or what i mean when talk on the go going to pull those for the 3rd a oh a the last part of the year knowing they see the amazon basic id and a

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. so much to get to this morning, but first the celebration continues after the huge day at oracle park. >> the giants winning nl west since 2012, and of course they waited until the final game of the season to do it, and what a day, what a moment after up and down moments in the season for the team, and we'll have more on that later. >>> first, let's get a check of the forecast as we start the week. >> yeah, an air quality advisory in effect so it will be smoky and warm. the cooling does begin tomorrow. if you are sensitive to the smoke or have breathing problems, today is another day to limit time outside. we'll talk about what is coming just ahead. >>> we have green sensors across the bay from the emeriville camera, and near that camera, though we did not see any problems we do have a crash registered on chp, westbound 80 around gilman, and that will be a factor was head towards berkeley. it sounds like no problem for those lanes. everything should be off to the shoulder. a smooth dr

i am laura garcia. >> and i am marcus washington. you said it, it's friday! >> yeah. >> we will get to the news in just a bit, but first -- >> what is going on? we will iron out the microphone, but mike, let's get to traffic meanwhile. >> we could put a costume mask with her voice. so far, a lighter commute, you expect that on friday. golden gate bridge, for example, a beautiful drive. orange and black, halloween, in the spirit, and back over to you. >> it's going to be a busy weekend, mike. the first outside lands music festival since 2019. there are new protocols in place. everybody is required to provide proof of vaccination, and wear masks and provide a covid test within 72 hours. >>> everybody is coming out of the quarentine, and everybody, venders, restaurants, artists, musicians, we feel very grateful we are here and able to do this. >>> san francisco rec and park is trying to mitigate the impacts of last weekend, a big storm. >>> monday, some businesses will be able to drop indoor mask requirements. san francisco, marin county already doing this as we

mi compaÑera garcÍa hablÓ con varios doctores y nos dice cuÁles son las recomendaciones de los cdc para su Único objetivo en mente... las tiendas abarrotadas. y es que oficialmente se acerca la noche mÁs tenebrosa del aÑo, pero antes de convertirnos en otros personajes debemos velar por el bienestar de los niÑos. >> trate de mantener siempre el distanciamiento social que nos hacemos alguna de las personas que vienen a nuestras casas estarÁn enfermos o si vamos a alguna casa que las personas pueden estar enfermas. >> pese a que todavÍa no haya las reconozca niÑos, la directora de los cdc y el se conocieron de que este aÑo salga a pedir dulces, especialmente si usted ya estÁ vacunado. hay cinco cosas que deberÁ tener presente . nÚmero uno, mantener mascarilla. >> particularmente porque no tenemos control de las personas con que nos encontramos. el cdc recomienda que dentro de su disfraz de halloween todavÍa utilice su mascarilla. o sea, una mÁscara de disfraz no le protegen contra de 19. >> nÚmero dos que me cita lugares aglomerados de mucha gente. >> lo mÁs importante es mantenerse en gr

but garcia kept approaching. sergeant ackman, then shot garcia, who was unarmed. again six times, or cia had a blood alcohol level, more than four times the legal limit that night. we go down to oakland and a frightening crime in what residents described as a usually quiet neighborhood, a woman sexually assaulted by an intruder. police say this appears to be a random act and as ktvu crime reporter, henry lee tells us neighbors say they are now on edge. a woman was sexually assaulted during a home invasion before dawn. it happened in oakland's normally quiet redwood heights neighborhood. residents say they're alarmed. it's definitely scary, and i feel for the people who that happened to. it happened at about four in the morning thursday at home near loma vista in california off 35th avenue. oakland police say a man climbed into the home through an unlocked window he confronted to victims who were asleep, demanded money and sexually assaulted the woman before leaving, police say it appears to be a random act of violence really unfortunate and probably random. um it'

garcia alone has filed more than 700 since 2014. most of them since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. the law firm in all the cases, potter handy out of san diego. >> i think they are a mill. they have all of these repeat plaintiffs going out and suing, extorting for settlements. >> without serial litigation, without the regular plaintiff who are forcing these businesses to be compliant we wouldn't have compliance with the ada. >> potter handy attorney said his client is an active ada tester and is not abusing the system. >> tester litigation has been around for decades. it's the way the civil rights litigated. >> normally you will find the cases being brought against companies that are small. >> a uc hastings professor said labeling someone as a serial litigator is a hard barbato meet. he said in the alameda cases the defendants would have to show garcia specifically targets small businesses that don't have deep pockets for minor violations and then settles for relatively small sums. >> and then you may starta massing evidence

i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia.'s get started with meteorologist, kari hall. >> we are seeing the red on the map mainly for the santa cruz mountains and the north bay hills and north bay mountains and up and down the diablo range. this continues until 5:00 tomorrow evening, as it's gusty and the winds will continue. we have dry vegetation, which is the moisture that is lacking within the vegetation out there. it's going to be windy today as well as still some of the cool air, but the humidity will be dropping as we go into this afternoon. we will head over to bob redell live in the dublin hills where we are still watching the high fire danger. it's going to be critical these next 36 hours, bob. >> reporter: that's why the national weather service has issued this red flag warning that's going to be in effect until 5:00 tomorrow night. as i stand here overlooking dublin hide me, we can feel a little breeze, nothing gusty but there's

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. first, we want to take a live look outside for you this morning in san francisco, because the bay area, we are starting to see drizzle at this hour. meteorologist, kari hall, of course, tracking it all for us this morning. kari? >>> it's always a welcome sight when we see some moisture move into the bay area, even though it's not adding up to much. at least we are having to get in higher humidity here before

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will look at traffic in a bit, but we need to start out with the red flag warning. >> the fire danger continues for us as we go through today. starting out with the gusty winds and the red flag warning, and also a wind advisory in effect continues from solano county. the wind coming in from the north and low humidity continues this morning. still pretty gusty in san francisco and even into the evening, but eventually we will see the winds calming down tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll talk more about changes ahead. >>> mike, chp still probably issuing that wind advisory? >> yeah, it's for drivers going across spots like the san mateo bridge. today the high-rise, of course, susceptible over the open water. a smooth drive despite that advisory there. and yesterday we did have the benicia bridge called out. >> thanks, mike. >>> continuing our microclimate alert, this is in napa county, they were able to stop progress of a fast-moving vegetation fire that started yesterday on newell

jaime garcÍa tiene mÁs.dos. >> muchos de ellos tienen condiciones crÓnicas, que si no las manejamos en la calle, van a parar en la sala de emergencia. jaime: carlos vive en condiciÓn de calle desde hace dos aÑos, y seÑala que el temor a perder lo poco que les queda es la razÓn por la que indigentes como Él no acuden a una clÍnica. >> tenemos para chequear la presiÓn, el azÚcar. jaime: en su mochila tambiÉn llevan instrumentos para realizar electrocardiogramas. esta mujer lleva seis aÑos viviendo en la calle y no sabÍa que tenÍa el seguro mÉdico de california a su disposiciÓn. la cuadrilla evitÓ que las pandemias de coronavirus se dispararan entre los indigentes en los Ángeles. >> brindamos mÁs de 172,000 pruebas de coronavirus y personas que salÍan positivas les ofrecÍamos un hogar temporalmente. hemos brindado mÁs de 14,000 vacunas. jaime: pero en cada paso de sus recorridos, tambiÉn existe la posibilidad de encontrar a una persona ya sin vida. Éste mÉdico nos dijo que son muchos los indigentes que mueren e

i'm laura garcia. maybe you're seeing wet roadways out there this morning, but it really depends on where you are. we've got you covered on air and online. let's check it out with vianey arama. she's filling in for kari hall. >> i saw at 1:00 in the morning some of those wet pavements out there. now for the most part we're seeing scattered shows start to move out. current temperatures in the 50s. wruning a few degrees warmer than yesterday. remember we had the 40s yesterday when we woke up? overall you can see we've got plenty of activity, a couple of showers pushing through the lake tahoe airy as well as some spotty snow. this is going to be the first storm of three. this started to pass through last night. you see a couple of scant goin about the next two storms. now let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> a lot of our cameras are dry, but not this one. 580 westbound, this has the most water on the lens right now. you can see the water on the roadway as well. there will be mild puddling and pond

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have a lot to get to this morning. first, let's get you started with weather and traffic. >> we have had a lot of changes headed our way. it has been breezy and cool. we are watching high humidity and a chance of slight showers. you could see rain moving through our north, that as temperatures are in the low to mid-40s in the north bay, and we could see a spotty shower or two and it's definitely a chilly start to our morning. our temperatures today stay mostly in the 60s, and we will have a warm-up after this. a lot more changes ahead. mike, you have a new addition to the report? >> chp gave an advisory over the san mateo bridge. we typically see that in the reports for the wind, and we also have the dumbarton bridge where somebody said it was windy, too. south bay, nothing really big. altamont pass, another note about the wind there. and the antioch and benicia bridge windy as well. >>> yesterday contra costa county health officer said the county could enter the yellow tier as soo

garcia.ermined to minimize these kind of disparities for those most marginalized for my constituents and for the younger formally unbacked of the world . that's why i wanted the payment choice act to ensure retail businesses continue to accept cash for payments. representative what impact would legislation have on numerous businesses still do accept cash to ensure financial inclusion while setting up a doublestandard for businesses ? >> thank you congresswoman williams. this has been, we've heard a lot from constituents who have been unable to shed light on this issue in their communities. if we don't pass this people will continue to move in the direction of excluding cash for a variety of purposes we've heard but most importantly you would see people feel more and more marginalized like i said. embarrassed at being refused the currency they have to spend. what you have is a widening gap and the feeling of the house and have-nots of the world and it's something more likely to see increases f

>> thank you, congressman garcia. the incentives are always -- credit bureaus side with furnitures, because those are customers. the idea there is any competition doesn't exist. if i'm unhappy with equifax giving away my data, i still can't walk away from equifax. you need an independent body, either in ombudsperson, but really a public cited registry, because they sell this data as much as possible. a public credit registry would give us more control. on this risk based pricing issue, remember, i think risk based cause the mortgage crisis of 2008. >> the gentleman yields back. mr. kristoff, you are recognized. >> thank you for convening today's hearing. if i could, we know that this has been well covered by this committee. all three of the credit reporting agencies recommend whether they choose to do it -- and i want to -- i think you made the process of investigating a credit freeze safe, and reliable. while there are a number of checks and balances, it can be done fairly expeditiously. i assume it's probably not tr

sylvia garcia, i inform the house that ms. garcia will vote no on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. defazio of oregon, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote yes on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by desjarlais of tennessee, i inform the house that mr. desjarlais will vote yea on h.r. 1029. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rogers of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. rogers will vote yea on h.r. 1029. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jim costa of california, i inform the house that mr. costa will vote yea on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon, from the great state of texas, i inform the hous

the city's attorney's office has filed a civil lawsuit against him and another defendant, garcia. the city says garcia owns the instagram account sj boss, and that moore has been using this instagram account, sj takeovers. it's to organize and support multiple sideshows dating back to december of 2020. they have become increasingly brazen, with people shooting guns into the air, the thing into the heart of downtown san jose, one happening right in front of city hall. her back are you the guy who is organizing all the sideshows? >> reporter: he said it is crazy that he is getting dragged into this. he says they can prove it's him. >> reporter: whoever operates sj takeovers, will you tell them to stop promoting sideshows? >> what can i do, send them adm and say stop. he doesn't care. >> reporter: the judge is now prohibited the two defendants on posting on social media about sideshows in san jose. >> don't come to san jose. we are here for you. we don't want sideshows in san jose. >> reporter: councilmember maia esparza helped write the ordinances that make it illegal in san jose to

garcia kept up his ambitious fight against cancer joining m. d.is to discover within three years what you can do in 15. reporter: with dr. garcia's newest venture, a company called ambitna, the goal is to use ai and algorithms to create more diversity in clinical research. >> we are underrepresented, hispanics are underrepresented, african americans are underrepresented, unless you're connected with a system and the system is a great system, you will have no access to a clinical trial. reporter: dr. garcia is the chief medical officer at american express and sits on various boards but he still finds time to prioritize family. >> i'm very proud of them. reporter: his hispanic fraternity. >> it's all about order, about heritage, about serving. reporter: and writing. >> this is the main character in the book that i'm writing. reporter: inspired a children's book and dr. garcia's experiences inspired a book on leadership, both due out this winter. >> god has provided me with so many opportunities. when you come from hispanic and puerto rican, having t

the city's attorney office has filed a civil lawsuit against him and another defendant, garcia. they say garcia owns the instagram account as jboss, and that elijah moore has been using sj takeovers. they organize and promote multiple sideshows dating back to december of 2020. the sideshows have become increasingly brazen, with people firing guns into the air, then from the outskirts of the city, and into the heart of one downtown santa fe, one happening right tyhall. the sj takeovers site is still active with over 15,000 followers. most of the old posts in the lawsuit have been taken down. >> reporter: are you organizing the sideshows? >> reporter: elijah said he is crazy that he's being blamed for this. >> reporter: are you going to tell them to stop promoting sideshows? >> what can i do. i can send them at the immense a stop, he doesn't care. >> reporter: the judge is now prohibited the two defendants on posting on social media about sideshows in san jose, prohibits exhibition of speed and reckless driving, and a blocking of roadways in san jose. >> don't come to san jose. we

i'm laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. there's lot to get to this morning, but first want to get to meteorologist, kari hall, more with the red flag warning in place. >> still tracking the fire danger for us this morning. the red flag warning continues until 5:00 this evening. we're still looking at high wind gusts and extremely dry vegetation and low humidity, and this is all because of a system that passed through here yesterday and brought sierra snow and high winds across the bay area, and it's moving to the east and as it moves away from us we will see winds gradually calming down today. heading out at 23 miles per hour, and temperatures in the mid-50s. we will have a slow warm-up throughout late morning, and we are still in for cool temperatures today, headed for the low 70s for many of the microclimates. we'll talk more about warming up and the winds will calm down. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> kari, thank you. >>> firefighters in the north bay, as kari hall was just telling us that red flag warning remains

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. >> i am laura garcia. before we get started, we want to congratulate one very lucky person this morning. the winning powerball ticket was finally sold -- finally after rolling over so many times. >> yeah, just one person. >> right here in california. >> right here in california, waking up a millionaire. not too far from us either. we'll have more on that ahead this morning. nobody here. we're all accounted for. >> well, we could come to say good-bye. but we're not. >> let's go to kari hall for the forecast. >> cooler air is arriving into the bay area. the first system arrives today. i am so excited. we will see better air quality. we are seeing it improving near the coastline and in parts of the bay. the green dots mean good air quality, but moderate for the south bay and tri-valley. look at the temperatures and where we are headed. antioch reaching into the low 80s. we'll talk about the cooling changes ahead in our forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. >>>

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i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. really exciting for bay area residents as we get ready to ditch the masks, but first let's see how the weekend is shaping up for us, and we have kari hall will those details. >> a warm start to the weekend. as you are heading out the door in oakland, you can start out in the morning and a lunchtime temperature, a comfortable 71 degrees. we will see some of the valley temperatures reach into the mid-80s today, and san jose reaching 83, and also 83 in napa. livermore, 85 degrees. much warmer than yesterday, and we'll talk about changes ahead in the weekend forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >> it's a great time to download our free nbc bay area app. you can get it down to where you live. >>> san francisco, marin counties, things have changed when it comes to wearing your mask. those mandates are case by case situation, right, bob. >> reporter: it does not apply to all indoor locations. you still have to wear a mask in restaurants, stores, schools if you are a student, places like tha

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. i want to talk about the forecast where some rain is heading our way. meteorologist vianey arama filling in for kari hall. >> we saw rain pass through overnight it. was enough to keep the sheen out on the roads. current temperatures right now in the 50s. we're running several degrees warmer at this hour compared to the last 24 hours. look at this. soesz, 15 degrees warmer, livermore, 19 degrees warmer. we expect the temperatures to stay in the mid-60s. as far as your daytime highs, we'll be pretty seasonal. it's going to a period of on and off. popping up a little bit in the north bay, around the coast line, peninsula. and the wind advisory was allow to expire. you see the first and second and third storm expected. we have our mobile doppler rain scanning on the mountain. i'll talk about how much more rain we're expecting coming up in a few minutes. how about the roads? >> wait. there's more. vianey says there's still some on the roadway. there's sheen that vianey talked about she tal