this is gary chang with transit sfmta. yes, for the contract presenting in front of you, besides doing the propulsion units, that's the engines, traction motor, and also, on top of that, we're having a contractor working on door systems, axle systems, drive shaft, gear box and differentials, some of the work on the floors, as well, and also the battery systems, and we will be also providing some general operator area refurbishments, something like replacing the whole driver's seat, adding glare shield, and replacing the pedals, and we understand this is the perfect opportunity because we will have the vehicle wide open, and then, we will be adding some cable hoses and harnessing upgrade. and we will be addressing some work in the articulated joint sections, like the bellows, hosing, and bowels. and the racks on the bus, we will be upgrading them from a two-bike bike rack to a three-bike bike rack. >> supervisor safai: so one of the questions that i had for you and miss kirchbaum, some of the newer trolleys that were purcha

this is gary chang with transit sfmta. yes, for the contract presenting in front of you, besides doing the propulsion units, that's the engines, traction motor, and also, on top of that, we're having a contractor working on door systems, axle systems, drive shaft, gear box and differentials, some of the work on the floors, as well, and also the battery systems, and we will be also providing some general operator area refurbishments, something like replacing the whole driver's seat, adding glare shield, and replacing the pedals, and we understand this is the perfect opportunity because we will have the vehicle wide open, and then, we will be adding some cable hoses and harnessing upgrade. and we will be addressing some work in the articulated joint sections, like the bellows, hosing, and bowels. and the racks on the bus, we will be upgrading them from a two-bike bike rack to a three-bike bike rack. >> supervisor safai: so one of the questions that i had for you and miss kirchbaum, some of the newer trolleys that were purcha

this is gary chang with transit sfmta.es, for the contract presenting in front of you, besides doing the propulsion units, that's the engines, traction motor, and also, on top of that, we're having a contractor working on door systems, axle systems, drive shaft, gear box and differentials, some of the work on the floors, as well, and also the battery systems, and we will be also providing some general operator area refurbishments, something like replacing the whole driver's

gary chang and chu and they are available. this could not have been been done without them and without their close partnership with maintenance which is another reason this is so successful. it is a group of technical people integrated with maintenance teams responsive to feedback and the experts in this area. >> thank you for focusing on this. directors, do we have questions? should i move to public comment? >> director hinze. >> i have a couple questions. i did want to bid only one bid for this. going forward is that a concern for staff? is there something we can do to attract other bidders, other firms to do this work for us to make it more attractive at all forbidding purposes? >> thank you for that question. we are very focused on trying to generate competition and generate interest. the bus manufacturing industry is continuing to shrink. while we are trying to expand it. a big part of the pilot for electric buses for example is to get four companies vested in our system, understand how to work with our sub vendors, under

gary chang and chu and they are available. this could not have been been done without them and without their close partnership with maintenance which is another reason this is so successful. it is a group of technical people integrated with maintenance teams responsive to feedback and the experts in this area. >> thank you for focusing on this. directors, do we have questions? should i move to public comment? >> director hinze. >> i have a couple questions. i did want to bid only one bid for this. going forward is that a concern for staff? is there something we can do to attract other bidders, other firms to do this work for us to make it more attractive at all forbidding purposes? >> thank you for that question. we are very focused on trying to generate competition and generate interest. the bus manufacturing industry is continuing to shrink. while we are trying to expand it. a big part of the pilot for electric buses for example is to get four companies vested in our system, understand how to work with our sub vendors, under

as in gary, a gara oil change for gira, a hamster day, said his trog was as been something else. but something with our nose me to day did early know would have passed truth. now was even one of the, the, among the past, the, that my mom, she nearly wanted to drown his id ocean. but my, my lead to serve in very small. so i had to run to hon. dreema tell up won't meet me miko. because i know what she wanted to do. she wanted to get us change the the tone of competitor in institute, who are different in the sense that our training needs. we're full cost is not even for coastal niceties. so what we see is that i work is entities plus youth equals so she was gonna make opportunities. that's why we call it a life program. it's focused on life skills because there's kids who have been beaten by life. so we basically make them understand you can actually be something we have. i see just one of the 40 think there's a do financial readiness on the left side of the entropy ship. it's busy showing you, i will do something and i will tell you to understand what i need to open your eyes becau

sales are helping researchers get a deep dive into climate change in antarctica. gary baumgarten has more on how the marine animals gathering data for scientists now. eight would duel seals are taking the plunge. working with researchers from japan to gather data in the cold depths of antarctica areas too harsh for humans to access. not tonight. with all these thoughts during the summer, we can go by icebreakers to conduct actual research activities so that we can collect data there. but during the winter, such things cannot be done in many places. the diving team is equipped with conductivity, temperature and depth sensors, allowing the researchers on land to monitor their behavior. and track their journeys while recording much needed climate change data such as water temperatures in salt levels. researchers are also given insights into the seals feeding habits in the path of warm water through antarctica. when we analyzed the diving behaviors of the seals in the recordings, we were able to detect signals that seals were catching food in the warm water that had flowed

gary cohn saying not like fundamentals of the company changed but valuation, boy, have they been whackedhow do you interpret the fed outlook as far as what it means for your coverage? >> right, sara the most negative i've seen for growth equities since end 2018 and similar setup there. if we get real conviction, confidence in the rate of interest rate increases, then growth equities and tech stocks can work again i don't know that may require another fed meeting for that, for the market to really gain confidence in that so i'm going to be, continue to be defensive in a sector really doesn't have a lot of defensive names but stick with the names like amazon, google, the two best, highest quality names in the space, and buy them on sale. particularly amazon. i think there's wonderful fundamental cast talysts later n the year and ben die graham names. high quality and clear recovery names. names like expedia and booking.com or booking holdings. >> mike, mega cap tech names hit. meta rallies more than 4% move have investors distinguished between defense ive names and le technology and other

now we are are not going to support the regime change in russia. this is garyimes and not the way you want the person in charge to be talking about these things and the fact large portions of the media will allow them, these are not gaps, these are incoherent things the president says and i would hate to be in front of him looking him in the face saying when you get to ukraine and meant somebody at the white house say the president was clear on this he was not clear about any of this. >> speaking of the chemical weapons, he said response would be in again. >> if chemical weapons were used in ukraine, for that trigger a military response from nato? >> it would trigger a response and whether or not you are asking whether nato, we will make that decision at the time. >> there was a response to that from jake sullivan, white house national security advisor trying to clarify what i was saying but every time they almost make it worse. >> will responded accordingly meaning we will select the nature of our response based on the nature of the action russia takes or usin

announce managers could be required to follow a new set of rules when it comes to climate change disclosures, sec chair gary gensler preparing to release details on this as early as next week, and you heard him off camera, off stage. stage right, charlie gasparino. charlie: do you like my tie? liz: no. charlie: okay. i just want to know, is adam aron going to sell popcorn at the gold mine? liz: you know, you are on point on that story yesterday, because a lot of experts and market watchers are slack jawed over this. they do not understand. charlie: well it makes no sense. why it makes no sense, liz, if you have a business that is thriving, or is coming back in the way that he keeps saying it's probably going to come back because he's been touting it, you know, you want to put your money into that business. not into a gold mine. liz: there's been a meme of him panhandling for gold. charlie: it's incredible. liz: but this is a guy -- charlie: what is that country song? liz: he ran vail resorts he's run many companies and he owns the sixers, right? basketball. charlie: he doesn't own the six ers he worked for

i'll see you next time by on april 3rd, some gary into voted parliamentary elections. but the war in ukraine has changed. the political landscape. prime minister victor orbit, has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hungry. so will peter mark is always policy getting up seats to when they, with al jazeera, for the latest developments. i anthony. okay, and you're watching the stream on today's episode. we are going to be focusing on the death by suicide rates in india. it's a sensitive, very difficult conversation to have. i want you to warn you, so you can decide where you want to spend the next 25 minutes, whether it's with us here at out 0, or he need to just take a break and move away from the screen. the leading cause of death in young people in india is suicide. 36 percent of all women in the wild who take the lice are in india. this is a huge, serious problem, but he had a problem at he has solutions. we start ash old with nelson moses. i started suicide prevention india from be she because i lost my best friend to so said. so sad is the most preve

see very soon on april 3rd on gary, and will vote in parliament reelection for the war. and ukraine has changed the political landscape, prime minister, victor, or bad, has long been an ally of lagging there. is opponent says that poses a security risk for hunger. so will peter mark is always policy getting up to when they, with al jazeera, for the latest developers, the european museums hold hundreds of thousands of colonial era artifacts. many of them looted from the place of origin in africa, asia, and the americans. for decades, there's been a heated debate about whether these objects of huge cultural significance should be given back. you told me a handful of either being returned activists taking lessons in their hands. journalist island club. this one has been finding out why i oh, frances, fiercely proud of its culture in history. walk down any of paris is grand boulevards, and you quickly realize the capital is a monument to the glories of the empire. the nations cultural trophies are on display in its world class museums. now the debate about who earns many of these precious objects i

are strong with my, my dear on al jazeera, on april 3rd comm gary will vote and parliamentary elections. but the war in ukraine has changed. the political landscape. prime minister victor orbit, has long been an ally vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hunger. so will peter mark is always policy good enough seats to when they, with al jazeera, for the latest developments. ah, a reports of shelling on the outskirts of keven chaney, of her day off to russia, said it will reduces a tax near the to city. ah, i'm to clog this is out there, live from de also coming up. 5 people are shot dead, nit. televi bit is the 3rd attacking israel in a week. you as president joe biden science legislation making, lynching up federal hate crime more than a century of the law.

ultimately going to find that those words those pictures that we're going to help change things in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. russian news editor working at a tv station in moscow is facing a fine and could also face additional charges after she burst into a live broadcast holding that anti war side media is tightly controlled in russia, and there was concern growing about marina of yanukovych's whereabouts after the monday night incident . there are reports she was seen today with her lawyer. she told the bbc that she had gone two days without sleep since the protests. and was questioned for 14 hours by police bay area based airbnb says it has raised more than $36 million to support ukrainians. the company says those funds are from donors, airbnb employees house and users they flowed in after the company announced its goal of offering free temporary housing for up to 100,000 refugees fleeing ukraine. since february. 28 more than $17 million has been donated to airbnb s nonprofit affiliate by airbnb and its founders and more than 21,000. new hosts have signed up to offer their homes to ho

ultimately going to find that those words those pictures that we're going to help change things in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. he stirs up a russian news editor working at a tv station in moscow is facing a fine and could face criminal charges after she burst into a live broadcast holding an anti war side. media is tightly controlled in russia, and there was concern about marina covas whereabouts after the monday night incident, and there were reports she was seen today with her lawyer. she told the bbc that she had gone two days without sleep since the protest and was questioned for 14 hours by russian police. well, this week marks two years since the bay area was shut down because of covid-19 up next here on the floor. today, we'll hear from a bay area doctor about the future of the virus with yet another very intimate merging and how to respond to that growing feeling of kobe fatigue. and california is considered to be a leader in climate action. so why did the state earn a poor grade on its latest environmental report card? add a burial weather. nice to have some rainfall to start off

ultimately going to find that those words those pictures that we're going to help change things in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. and the worldwide effort is intensifying to help people in ukraine and for those who have left looking for safety in neighboring countries. a lot of the humanitarian aid is coming from right here in california, ktvu tom vacar shows us how people here in the bay area are doing. what they can to help. governor gavin newsom spin is tuesday morning, helping pack up some of california's vast surplus emergency supplies for immediate shipment for ukraine relief as many as 5 50 bed mobile medical stations originally created for disasters and covid surges. will be sent for ukrainian relief upon request everything that you would need to be able to set up a rapid hospital and a gymnasium or somewhere like that one hospital and a whole array of other supplies. we'll leave in the next couple of days to warsaw, poland also included respirators that just might be needed for a russian chemical attacked on one container governor newsom wrote from california with love. now you see w

you right after the stream to stay with on april 3rd, some gary ends will vote and parliamentary elections for the war. and ukraine has changed the political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hungry. so will peter mark is always policy good enough seats to will stay with al jazeera for the latest developments i have i have for me. okay, you're watching the stream saturday. it was the anniversary, the 7th anniversary of the civil war in yemen, beginning the biggest casualties have been civilians and also lost in peace process . today we're going to look at the desperate need for humanitarian aid, especially as a lot of focus right now in the world. it is on ukraine, the war there. and the impact of the war on ukraine means that there's less available last available resources for the people of yemen. i want to start with abdur yoga. he has been displaced in yemen in his own country. and he talks about how he manages survive with very little 8, have a listen of luck. i would, i don't give a said or anything of the sort. last year they

the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, on april 3rd, gary, and will vote in parliament re election for the war. and ukraine has changed the political landscape, prime minister, victor, or bad, has long been an ally of blood in his opponent says that poses a security risk for hunger. so will peter mark is always policy that the when they with al jazeera, for the latest developments, ah ah, again, the top stories on al jazeera this hour, there's more russian shelling in northern ukraine despite promises to pull back overnight, strikes destroyed markets, libraries on homes, insurance of the northwest of keith has seen explosions and fading. the leader of the self proclaimed on yes, the people's republic, dennis official and says, ukraine is carrying out shelling of residential areas. he says one person is dead there and another 5 and reference sources are relentlessly attacking car keys. a 3rd of the population has managed chafie crane. second largest city mayor says no part of it is safe to other world news. and israel's security cabinet is due to meet after 3 attacks within a week killed 11 people. 5 died on tuesday wh

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gary, who is live in san jose. with more on that announcement and reaction, jesse claudine. the change takes effect at the end of next week. san jose unified school district officials say they will fall in line with the state's updated policy. we will be aligning to the states updated guidance that masks will be strongly recommended for schools instead of required the policy change in california, oregon and washington state comes as covid case rates, hospitalizations and positivity rates have shown substantial declines by zoom public health secretary dr marc galle. ah jurisdictions, local health jurisdictions in the case, schools and school districts may decide that keep or add additional requirements beyond what the state is outlining today. santa clara county health officials have said they will also follow the states lead the california teachers association released a statement which says in part, while some students are ready to immediately remove their masks, others remain very afraid. education expert dr heather lad emir says the impact can be poor academic performance due to a s

on april 3rd, tom gary's will vote and parliamentary elections, but the war in ukraine has changed to political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hungary to will. peter mock is always policy good enough seats to will stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments. ah, stuck more than the other was it. we can say that the signals we hear from the talks are positive, but the signals can silence the explosions of russian shells. ukrainian western piles react cautiously to russia's plans to reduces military operations around cave, to the, to them. all the territory will be liberated with the active support, the russian federation. for a russian separatists in damascus, a, any shift of focus to the east's would help their cause. a lot, mccloud, this is al, to 0 live from to ha. also coming up 5 people, a shot dead near televi.

back in just a sec with much more of a ah ah on april 3rd, i'm gary's was voted parliamentary elections, but the war in ukraine has changed to political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hungary to will peter mark is always policy getting up seats to when they, with al jazeera, for the latest developments with ah ah ah, they join one of the world's most notorious armed groups but found a way out rebuild their lives. and now, hell, bob, it's a tale of forced recruitment child soldiers and to have we pick exploitation that women daughters about chabad. part of the radicalized you'd seen on al jazeera ah al jazeera, with all new chin as he is president this olds, the parliament he suspended last year, accusing its members of a failed crew attempt. ah, hello there, i'm julie. what's all this is jesse relies from london also coming up. russian forces continued to bombard, share, and i have found the outskirts of kiva day after promising to radically scale back operations there. mm.

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and, carl, we'll have fcc chair gary gensler on "bauer lunch" today. he'll be talking about climate changeenda that he's got. app lot to talk to 2:15 today. >> good summary. i think that gensler may call for an audit come in and audit you. no more, hey, i'm green. how about the standard it wouldn't surprise me if he demands the standard you may have to hire someone to rate it yourself and i think that it's going to be very eye opening when we see so many companies that claim they're green and gensler doesn't think they're green. it's going to be good 2:00 p.m. >> bob, thank you. we'll be watching this afternoon. quick reminder, get in on the cnbc investing club with jim find out more. in the meantime, as we go to break, a look at the bond report we mentioned the inversions in various parts of the curve today. we did get the two-year back to 2% first time since 2018 on that one. and the 10-year hovering just above 2.22 back in a moment at cdw, we get that your world is always changing and you need to adapt to support your digital transformation. we can help you achieve your business goals b

to do this team by no means the finished article and there'll be a lot of changes when become about to my into in november and gary now african team got past the great stage of the last world cup say which team from your continent come surprise at 2022. i think you asking the question 7 months to any. that's a lot of are going to be played. there are a lot of injury that all come, you know, that build up to go. busy to come up too many variables. busy and for now, just the, let's look at it seem that are qualifying when it's done. ask me this 2 weeks to time and i'll be able to give you a more definitive gary al smith. thank you so much for joining us that and congratulations to your country gonna and let's look at the of the matches that were taking place on tuesday nights, algeria cameron, that one i can tell you has gone into extra time or ok, well they have the democratic republic of congo, 51 on aggregate, and soon as you edge past, molly, one mill, over the 2 legs christiana went out of portugal, avoided and upset against no macedonia to ensure they will be at catholic 2022. for now to set up the manchester

gary, of whom shall i vicious kim's room. she thought, did you say the y fi, ella? a bill come? yes, my thought or change in the again your fortune very up my bill at about this morning. just financial aah. dish welcome back. i'm still here with professor brown much laney, international security specialist and americans professor of strategic studies, a new daily center for policy research. so india attacks shine or over perceived un violations un resolution violations, but refuses to attack russia after the secretary general of the united nations said it violated international law. well, in yeah, never attacked china over. why did any resolution criticize china for violating bilateral agreements, binding bilateral agreements, of course, menu violent violate while it bilateral agreement to wiley, the national law. because bilateral agreements are bought and partial of international law. yeah. not even un resolutions. and yet, with russia, you won't vote with international law or against moscow. well, if you look at the history of this century, you know, have been so many multiple foreign military invasio

gary nestler's captain get off the man tried hard to gain. ivanovich well, the rules for you are to hold out for one round against our weakest boxer. you stand, go ahead and change clothes. maybe, of course, everything will be. so i didn’t understand everything, well, about the relationship of your wife, miroshenko, they somehow blunted it. listen man i saw his wife and dragged mogu into a cocktail. i have no time to discuss my car with you. i poorly explained why it is very intelligible, however, not very truthful on a thermos. miroshnik detected your fingers. and that we seem to have a thermos, maybe he took it. this we tracked the postal delivery of the drug, which was poisoned, again. hear me, delivery to you was. greshin i indulge, sometimes drugs, well, you have to open the veil of your married life. here is a correspondence between your wife and the miroshnik. so this is the most fascinating letter. hands calm down just looking scary. and so-so experience is beaten a little, of course, like a hammer, but it rarely hits. well, if we get. come here. return to the ring. what did you say at any cost, that's all. do oh you'll kill no money. to warm up before t

stuart: the times have certainly changed have they not gary kaltbaum great stuff, thanks very much. 20ds to go to open this market, the backdrop is the price of oil around $113 per barrel, what i'd call an elevated level. the yield on the 10 year treasury still at that elevated level about 2.37, 2.38%. >> [opening bell ringing] stuart: and we've got this big conference going on in europe and the question is will we sanction russian oil, will the europeans sanction, that's a difference today. we're open, we're open for business and the dow is opening with a very modest gain remember it's down huge yesterday, you're up 100 right now that's one-third of 1%. the s&p 500 also on the upside in the very early going to the tune of a half a percentage point and the nasdaq composite also higher right from the get-go, a half percentage point higher. have a look at big tech they are doing pretty well recently not a bad opening today either. microsoft, apple, alphabet, amazon, meta platforms all on the upside. well amazon just slipped a fraction lower. susan li joins us this morning. >> good mornin

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gary white. together they co-founded water.org, the nonprofit, over a decade ago and have already helped change theroblem was incredibly complicated and deeply complex and i needed somebody who understood it better than anybody and when none of those people would take my call, i ended up with gary. no. >> i went to ben affleck first and ended up here, so i think that tells the story. >> you did well. >> reporter: with that humor and humility, in their new book "the worth of water" the pair documenting how they developed a new model creating financial plumbing. >> 300,000 children a year are dying completely unnecessarily because of this. from things that wouldn't -- that our kids would just miss a day of school over. the solution to which is clean water. the duty of collecting it usually falls on women and girls and so it means millions of girls aren't in school because they're having to go find water for their families. >> about $3.5 billion in micro loans now that have gone out that have been empowering these women. >> 97% of our borrowers are women. pang the lnsack at 99%. because they return it

change. it is. as long as putin is in kremlin, there's no peace. >> neil: so gary, when you talk to friends in russia, what do they say about? . know that they have little access to social media. i get that. they wait in long lines around banks. they feel the economic hit from this. so how much do they know? how much support do they give vladimir putin? >> it's unfortunate. i don't have friends lift in russia. people that march with me on the russian streets peaceful protesting putin, they're in jail or killed. so we can get some information out of the situation on the ground but its dire. putin closed almost every hole that could be used to bring true picture of what is happening in ukraine. now by new laws by parliament in russia, if you protest the war, you go to jail. if you're trying to tell the truth, you can earn 50 years behind bars. so russia is closed in the information bubble. there's rumors and i take them seriously in a few days but tip can take russian away from global internet and you the local network that they've been testing for a few years. >> neil: gary, people wonder how it is th

gary ktvu fox two news. well despite this move by the state, there will be no changes to san francisco unified masking rules. governor newsom said today that local governments and school districts still have the ability to be stricter in their enforcement of indoor masking. if they choose to do so. we want to turn now to some breaking news we're following tonight in sacramento county. this is where there is a heavy law enforcement presence at a church in the ardent area outside of sacramento. live pictures coming to us here from our affiliate in sacramento, showing us this area where several armed officers are outside of a church now, roads near this police activity have been shut down here. we are working to get more information about exactly what has happened here in the area of this church . as soon as we learn more about this situation in sacramento county. we'll bring you more details, but you can see a lot of officers responding to the scene. now to the very latest on the situation in ukraine as a new round of fighting hits ukraine's second largest city, russia, talking once again about its nuclear cap

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my gary on al jazeera on april 3rd on guardians will vote alimentary elections. but the warning ukraine has changed to political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hunger. so will peter mark is always policy getting up seats to with stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah, the me, you're watching these are on here. i would need for you back to remind over main developments on the war in ukraine. a russian rocket has hit the regional government building in nickel, live, creating official rescue efforts on the way for 11 people trapped. the southern port city has been under heavy sold for weeks. negotiations between ukrainian and russian officials have begun any sample 3 previous rounds failed to make progress. ukraine wants russia to withdraw mosley seeking guarantees that ukraine warranty joining a film and sanctioned russia. billionaire, vermont abramoff, which is also taking in the song to wall street journal,

ktvu jesse gary joining us now live from san jose with more on the announcement and reaction to it, jesse alex. the change takes effect at the end of next week s jus. de officials say they will fall in line with the updated state policy. we will be aligning to the states updated guidance that masks will be strongly recommended for schools instead of required the policy change in california, oregon and washington state comes as covid case rates, hospitalizations and positivity rates have shown substantial declines by zoom public health secretary dr marc galle. ah jurisdictions, local health jurisdictions in the case , schools and school districts may decide that keep or add additional requirements beyond what the state is outlining today. santa clara county health officials have said they will also follow the states lead the california teachers association released a statement which says in part, while some students are ready to immediately remove their masks, others remain very afraid. education expert dr heather lad emir says the impact can be poor academic performance due to a split attention span. if y

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change about face coverings. santa clara county has now followed suit as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us science played a key factor in this decision. it has been with south bay residents so long has become almost like a second skin . but starting wednesday, people in santa clara county can officially shed their covid mask indoors if they choose. but i'm ready to be in charge of when i want to wear my mask instead of having to wear at all times. i think i've gotten to where i'm ready for that at this point at a tuesday morning news conference, santa clara county health officer dr sara cody saying key metrics have moved far enough in the right direction to change policy for those who are and who are not vaccinated. we will move from a mask requirement to a mask. recommendation cody says nearly 85% of residents are fully vaccinated. hospitals are seeing declining covid patient rates and the average daily new case rate is at 350 far below the 550 threshold, cody had said. still she says, don't throw away masks just yet. they are still a very important layer of protection for an airborne viral respiratory

change things. and san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news.esse, with the price of crude oil dropping to less than $100 a barrel, the price of gas is slowly beginning to drop as well in washington, and there is a political blame game over gas prices. yesterday the labor department said wholesale inflation is up 10% year over year largely due to the rising cost of fuel. that could be a problem for democrats who already face a tough midterm election in november. a new poll from the wall street journal finds 63% of voters disapprove of how the u. s is handling inflation. the white house is blaming the war in ukraine. no mistake. occurs spiking gas prices, largely the fault of vladimir putin. vladimir putin is not. the cause of this rampant inflation that began at the beginning of the year. republicans are already branding at the biden gas hike, a phrase they are likely to hit, often heading into the midterms are time it's 4 36 with the government of china fears it is facing the country's worst covid crisis since the beginning of the pandemic. mor

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know it doesn't change the fundamentals but historically, particularly in the most recent years stock splits have outperformed the market over the course after year. i'm getting.calls, gary, friends, hadn't heard from in years. they don't invest in the market do i buy amazon? so you're absolutely right. i want to get your take on the plunge in oil today. a lot of people are asking, getting request to buy oil stocks on dips now. they found a large audience and they want to keep buying. >> well, let's start with fundamentals. there is nothing bad if oil prices go down. the consumer has been crushed not just at the gas pump but just about thousands of products with prices have gone up. i would wait a little bit here. the whole commodity complex, i've been mentioning it here for the last three, four, five weeks, has been almost vertical and i would just wait for pullbacks here. i don't think you have to jump in just in case. and i do watch other things that tell me about oil. i'm worried about demand going forward in the economy and if demand kind of comes down that means oil prices will come down too. so a good-bad type of scenario to watch but definitely i would wait for m

gary in san diego. caller: hello. good morning. it is essentially changed our budget. food prices, clothing, home repair, everything is on the rise. i've been a democratic constituent for most of my life. at this point, i am confused. he doesn't seem to have the best interest of his constituents. he is catering to big pharma, to the oil industry, why are we causing the problem with ukraine. we've got no strategic interest over there. the thing is, if russia tries to put missiles in cuba, we were talking about nuclear war. he's not politically savvy. he knows that russia is not going to stand by and let us put bases on their border with ukraine. host: we are going to talk about the fear of nuclear war coming up. we've got about 10 minutes left in this conversation about how higher gas prices are impacting you. as with everything, prices affect those with little extra to spend. it affects people with jobs who require driving. choice in seattle. how are you today? caller: i am fine. it's the first time i've ever called in. we can't always blame it on the president. this h

gary in san diego. caller: hello. good morning. it is essentially changed our budget. food prices, clothing, home repair, everything is on the rise. i've been a democratic constituent for most of my life. at this point, i am confused. he doesn't seem to have the best interest of his constituents. he is catering to big pharma, to the oil industry, why are we causing the problem with ukraine. we've got no strategic interest over there. the thing is, if russia tries to put missiles in cuba, we were talking about nuclear war. he's not politically savvy. he knows that russia is not going to stand by and let us put bases on their border with ukraine. host: we are going to talk about the fear of nuclear war coming up. we've got about 10 minutes left in this conversation about how higher gas prices are impacting you. as with everything, prices affect those with little extra to spend. it affects people with jobs who require driving. choice in seattle. how are you today? caller: i am fine. it's the first time i've ever called in. we can't always blame it on the president. this h

democratic party to be holding to unions to focus on big government and they wanted change and this is representatively people like gary hart tim worth even there's an a whole sort of slew of new of new candidates who come in they're joined later by people like al gore and then the state level like bill clinton, but they really stand for kind of a change in the parties direction and party structure the other big thing that happens in 197 around 1974 is the session and there's a real struggle amongst the within the democratic party of educating new solutions to address these larger problems of of the economy and wanting to find new ways to kind of address the problems of the economy and the who be they become the watergate babies who then be who are then known as the atari democrats because of their their love of the tech industry and post industrial growth is a sort of solution to the party problems. so the 1984 election reagan versus mondale reagan wins 49 states. the democratic party was looking to change and how did it change? well one of the key ways it changed and there have been discussion sort of going forward b