klete keller has done it so far! >> reporter: klete keller, three-time olympic swimmer, won two gold medals in the and olympic games, swimming with michael phelps as part of the legendary usa relay team. a towering figure at 6'6", he wore his olympic jacket inside the capitol rotunda. >> i was shocked. i really couldn't believe it. not only would he do that, but that he would wear his olympic jacket. but of course, those of us that are olympians, we recognized it right away. and he's tall and a pretty good looking guy, and we recognized him even with his beard. i think everybody was really surprised. >> reporter: mark schubert recruited keller to swim for the university of southern california and coached him throughout his olympic career. but following gold medal glory, keller told the olympic channel podcast he struggled to adjust to life after swimming. >> i found the real-world pressure much more intimidating and much more difficult to deal with. >> reporter: he became homeless and lived for a time in his car. >>

fossil fuels are being dumped into the environment. >> we will take a look at some of the video of keller beach, i just mentioned that this area has been closed off, people have been notified to avoid this area, health officials contra costa health officials advised the public saying that if you have respiratory issues and severe issues, to head inside, to close your windows, and just to be aware of what's going on right now. for most people, for people here that i've talked to, can't really smell anything. at this point once again, chevron officials saying that the cleanup process is ongoing, but, the leak has been stopped. guys? >> kenny, thank you. we will follow this story throughout the newscast, and throughout the night go to kpix 5.com for our kpix news app for the latest. >>> new at six, a major victory for houses of worship, in santa clara county, indoor services are allowed to resume, on a limited basis, but as jean ribault's reports, sunday service may not sound the same. >> most torch doors have been locked since march when the courts ruled that they can reopen on a limited ba

on keller beach, near the long wharf authorities were gathering water samples. residents in richmond, north richmond and san pablo were warned about potentially dangerous air for sensitive groups and alert that were sent to their phones. we have now heard about the clean up effort. >> crews responded to isolate and contain the release. there is no ongoing release and we are continuing to contain and clean up the fuel. i would like to thank the crews of the united states coast guard, the california state and the city of richmond teams for their help and experience. we are working together to protect the people and the environment. >> that's likely all we will get, probably out of chevron. we don't know at this point exactly how it happened, if it was a tank, a ship or what. hopefully that will come out in the investigation. in the meantime scientists and wildlife experts are in the process of trying to figure out what this means for wildlife in the area. there's birds, fish, sharks, the obvious from in the bay but also a haul out for harbor seals and they are wor

that is albuquerque mayor tim keller. tim. >> thank you so much, mayor, and really i appreciate the opportunity and to share if you amazing panelist and you know, what i love about to mayors, right is we also share some really good antidotes. and i tell you your tattoo removal machine idea that is actually powerful on a number of levels. that's just fascinating to me. i want to build on some of that but also of course i went to think the conference of and the chair mayor cranley, and everyone knows i think if you hear of a new idea call him first because he's probably tried it and he can tell you the good the bad and the ugly of how that played out. i liberally take advantage of his cell phone number. anyway, and albuquerque a couple of things that i would share. a number one, if you're western city in a talk about gun rights and i think that something that's a little bit different for us. unfortunately, from sort of a historical perspective. and also i want to mention our situation, every city is different. unfortunately

keller was indicted on seven additional charges today. wearing his usa jacket during the attack on january 6th. former teammates and coaches recognizing him from that video posted on social media. >>> when we come back tonight, the valentine on the other side of the window. we come back ton the valentine on the other side of the window. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed . disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, inclu

this is ah, looking overhead near keller beach on the east bay regional parks. richmond shoreline. that's where fish and wildlife officials confirm that oil from this leak at the nearby chevron refinery washed up onto the shore. now in the middle of the screen, you see that boom that they put up to absorb some of the oil from that sheen out on the water, but the cleanup efforts continue. workers with california's oil spill response team searched keller beach in richmond for signs of wildlife in distress, killer beach and other parts of the east bay regional park shoreline in richmond are closed to the public after a pipeline that chevron's richmond refinery started leaking yesterday. around three in the afternoon. it was a pipeline that transported oil between the ships and the refinery, and it was a quarter inch hole in the pipeline, and so that has been capped. the exact amount that leaked isn't known, but contra costa county supervisor john joya told us the rough estimate, according to the bay area air quality management district is about 600 gallons of fuel, gioia says that's b

. >> my name is patty keller. i'm a registered nurse at buffalo general in buffalo, new york. just finished working 12.5-hour night shift. i took my masks off, and i call these my war marks. >> hi, my name is tony neal. i'm a patient service specialist in the department of mental health for baylor scott and white. >> what position do you play? >> water boy, whatever they need me to play. >> my name is belinda spahnfrom, i'm part of the team in advent health. >> you've been a source of strength during this pandemic, the work you do is nothing short of remarkable. >> here we come, tampa, for super bowl lv. >> just finishing up all the packing, and last thing in is my titans jersey. ma this crazy. tama bay. there we go. hey! we made it through security. >> what's it like -- >> here's brady's pass -- it's gronkowski! [ cheers ] >> yay! ♪ >> it warmed my heart to know that people appreciate us during such a hard time. i will never forget this. i will hold it in my memories forever. >> this is something that i will never forget. that will go down in history as being one of the great

now it was all down to keller beach as well. authorities were gathering water samples down there with the long wharf in the background. residents in richmond, they were all warned about potentially hazardous air. >> i have never seen this before. i have never seen that before. i have been here 30 years. i have never seen a spill like that before. >> it's a major haul out for harbor seals so experts are worried about them as well as birds, fish and sharks that are always in the bay. they will be studying that to see what the long range implications are. in the meantime it's contained. now the investigation into that begins, coming up in the next half hour i will have new information and sound from chevron. reporting live. kpix5. >>> developing this morning, four suspects are in custody following a police shooting in fremont. police say there was an exchange of gun fire just before 5:00 p.m. after officers attempted a traffic stop. police say that several suspects started shooting at officers who were trying to ditch their stolen

. >>> claudia, estamos en richmond, exactamente en la playa keller donde estÁ cerrado el acceso al pÚblicoque indican que no se puede llegar a la orilla. a esta hora de la tarde mÁs de 24 horas despuÉs se detectara el derrame siguen autoridad nosotros la zona. precisamente hay equipos desplegados recogiendo materiales para poder completar la investigaciÓn. que todavÍa se lleva a cabo sobre cÓmo ocurrieron las cosas. hablamos con un representante del de parte de pesca y vida silvestre de california. >>> en esta zona se hizo un gran trabajo hoy. las condiciones climÁticas como el sol y el viento trabajaron conjuntas para dispar por sÍ sola la sustancias contaminante. no tuvieron que hacer una gran tarea de limpieza. el sol ayudÓ que se dispara esta sustancia. decÍan que fue un dÍa favorable. pero es lamentable lo que pasÓ. hablamos de mÁs de 500 galones de petrÓleo. ingresaron al mar en una hora y 40 minutos de las 3 de la tarde de ayer. a raÍz de una fuga de una tuberÍa por el momento no hay mayor impacto en el ecosistemas marino de la zona. estamos en inviernos y varias especies llegan est

some sheen reached the shore of keller beach but investigators say there is no sign it affected wildlifeany significant way. chevron said the leak continued for 90 minutes and why a shelter at home order was issued only for those with respiratory issues. >> the weather conditions and having the release over the water we were not getting reports that the community was getting impacted with strong odors. >> now crews used skimmers to skim oil off of the water and clean up and recovery efforts will continue tomorrow. all right. hope you enjoyed the sun today because we are in for big changes tomorrow. >> we are. let's check in with sandhya patel who is tracking the level 1 storm. sandhya. >> yeah. that is right. dan and ama we have on live doppler 7 the light level 1 storm that has a lot of moisture associated with it. we will see the wet weather beginning tomorrow. you will need the umbrellas. three storms over the next seven and that looks like the strongest of them. you will notice pockets of moderate to heavy rain moving in for the evening commute. that means watch out for the slippery

keller: when was the change in policy made? i.g. horowitz: we are waiting for a report back from the department on when they will be able to implement it. the outgoing acting attorney general, mr. rosen, indicated they would be undertaking that effort. we are expecting a report within the next month or two. rep. keller: so the trump administration had already made the decision to make the correction and have the coordination? i.g. horowitz: they supported the recommendation. rep. keller: personnel testified before this committee in 2019, recommending policy changes such as modifying a settlement to allow us to keep immigrant families together passed a 20 day threshold, improving the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act by allowing the repatriation of children to noncontiguous countries, and challenging the credible fear standard to allow families to more easily prove an asylum issue. can you speak to these recommendations and what overlaps there might be with your report? i.g. horowitz: certainly, and of course the pol

some sheen reached the shore of keller beach but investigators say there is no sign it affected wildlife in any significant way. chevron said the leak continued for 90 minutes and why a shelter at home order was issued only for those with respiratory issues. >> the weather conditions and having the release over the water we were not getting reports that the community was getting impacted with strong odors. >> now crews used skimmers to skim oil off of the water and clean up and recovery efforts will continue tomorrow. all right. hope you enjoyed the sun today because we are in for big changes tomorrow. >> we are. let's check in with sandhya patel who is tracking the level 1 storm. sandhya. >> yeah. that is right. dan and ama we have on live doppler 7 the light level 1 storm that has a lot of moisture associated with it. we will see the wet weather beginning tomorrow. you will need the umbrellas. three storms over the next seven and that looks like the strongest of them. you will notice pockets of moderate to heavy rain moving in for the evening commute. that means watch out for the slipp

. >>> tonight we are learning that the keller beach enrint expeed to reopen tomorrow. it's been close since the spill yeneda prmiwith water spilled into the bay. we got a close-up view of the water today from about. skimmers have picked up most of the material, so far vision wildlife has not detected any oiled birds or wildlife. >>> a live look from capitol hill, tomorrow morning impeachment managers will have another eight hours to build their case against former president trump. earlier today they played a series of chilling and violent videos from the capitol riot. the public is seeing some of the footage for the first time.>> president trump put a target on their backs and his mob broke into the capital to hunt them down.>> nine impeachment managers took turns detailing the events leading up to the attack using the former president's own tweets and words. they argue that he fanned the flames for weeks prior in an effort to overturn the election. >> if you don't fight like you will not have a country anymore . >> he assembled the mob, summoned the mob and incited th

keller beach is expected to reopen. it's been closed since tuesday's spill at the chevron refinery. about 600 gallons of a light pell role yum product mixed with water spilled into the bay. we also got a close up view from a boat. skimmers have picked up most of the spill. officials have not detected oiled birds or wildlife. >>> a fire late sunday night, yesterday crews were able to pull the boat out of the water. investigators found remains. a coroner will conduct an autopsy. the cause is under investigation. >>> a club no one wants to join, growing number of patients experiencing major debilitating symptoms months after a covid infection. >> how long is this going to last? >> i felt hopeless. >> there is strength in survivor ship. >> the road to recovery, we'll introduce you to club covid, patients known as long haulers and bay area program offering relief. >>> warnings over fake n95 masks and tips on how to spot them. mcdonald's is bringing back a classic. diane king hall has those stories and more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street was mixed wednesday, dow g

>>customers are republicans like new york congressman tom reed in pennsylvania, congressman fred keller wages should be determined by local markets >>drastic difference in what happens in. upstate western new york in the northern tier pennsylvania versus new york city what we should do you create an environment. >>where people can get the job skills they need. they can get good paying jobs and businesses can compete for that labor and raise everybody's way to the white house considers a $15 minimum wage essential and we'll keep pushing for an increase reporting in washington, i'm basil job. >>governor newsome has been deflecting about this. but the latest recall effort against him really has continued to gain momentum. yeah, what was once considered unlikely is beginning to look on avoidable are catherine heenan of inside bay area politics is here with reaction from one of our political analysts cafferty you know will not only does political analyst david mckeown think it is likely the recall will get on the ballot. >>he's calling it a strident challenge that will determine the future o

less than 9% pennsylvania, republican congressman fred keller says there's still 1 trillion dollars left over from previous relief bills in congress should focus on that they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. >>and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>now once passed the bill will likely then head to the senate where is expected to pass but it may require a tie breaking vote from the vice president in evenly dis divided senate. reporting live in washington i'm basil john or basically you're saying it's expected to pass in the senate i thought that was going to be a really tough climb. what would. >>how much is changing just the fact the minimum wage provision is out. >>yes actually the minimum wage provision was one of the main factors were was worrying if democrats would actually get the support that they needed if you recall correctly west virginia senator joe manchin was adamant and said that if they try to put in the minimum wage hike into the coronavirus relief bill that he would not sign on with it which puts democrats at a disadvantage. democrats are planning on goi

. >> law enforcement officials closed off keller beach this afternoon. the u.s. coast guard is aware of the situations, as well as the state agency. the office of spill prevention and response. we observed one official taking a water sample from the shoreline not too long ago. county health officials are also issuing an advisory for richmond, north richmond, and san pablo, people with sensitivity to respiratory issues are advised to stay indoors. >> kenny, do we know the source of the leak? it appears there was a vessel there, a tanker either offloading or taking on oil at the worst. is it a part of the transfer system that failed? a pipe there? what do we know? >> that is apparently the origin of this leak. >> reporter: chevron officials have not gone into those details. right now, we observed this afternoon, that sheen from that point, then moving all the way south to cyprus point. so, we believe that is the origin, but we will have to wait from officials to see what their response is. bottom line tonight, the cleanup process is ongoing, but the leak has been s

towards the title has been some way a mac became one of the top savile yeas in america at chef thomas keller'sfamous french laundry restaurant in napa valley. then per se in new york and 2006 he quit and then just you know just to have the audacity to that you quit one of the top 5 jobs in the world as a say that i'm going to hop on the other side start making wine. you know a lot of people doing that. >>especially african americans in a mostly white world. you know i think people are used to it down. and there's a lot more diversity i would say we have a long way to go but the industry is really opening up. >>and re max new york state of wine extends all the way across the country based on the war winds are actually produced here in oregon's willamette valley. one of america's premier wine-making regions. >>so my favorite penalize domestically came from the we're talking to black sheep wines started in 2007. >>now a song war they are shipped in nearly every state and throughout the world, especially popular in sweden, southeast asia. max winds, intrude use of social media drawn attention from

check back to the middle or lower range of the band so that's considerably lower from here, where a keller of kre. final table. up 70% i mean, small caps are up 40%, s&p is up 10%. it's just priced for perfection. take profits if you're long, sell short if you're interested in selling short. >> i didn't realize the outperformance was that extreme, carter, that's amazing mike, what's the trade >> yeah, i mean, it's interesting. of course we're taking a look at this regional bank index this thing is up close to 24% year to date people watching this show for a while remember financials were one of my favorite sectors going into the new year. there were a number of reasons for that coming out of the pandemic, looking for an economic rebound, that would be run reason lower credit or loan lost provisions for banks, that would be a positive. any expectations for a steepening yield curve all those have propelled the sector considerably. add to that balance sheets weren't particularly overpriced and even now arguably are not, the average i think tangible book is one times for regional index. that s

tech company has been accused of illegally must surveilling people in keller an investigation by the canadian privacy commission alleges the new york based firm clearview a early broke the law by sharing facial recognition information with law enforcement agencies what clear view does is mass surveillance and it is illegal it is completely unacceptable for millions of people who will never be implicated in any crime to find themselves continually in a police lineup. well according to a report released on wednesday the company allegedly collected the personal data of users were thought their concept 3000000000 images of canadians including pictures of children are said to have been shared with the police the report claims about the personal information disclose was used for inappropriate purposes a was not exempt from privacy laws or social media platforms where the company took the images say it is also a violation of their rules of the month about a stop in response clearview it i ses the data collected was publicly available and large on the canadian privacy laws but some experts a

the title has been in some way a mac became one of the top savile yeas in america at chef thomas keller's world famous french laundry restaurant in napa valley. then per se in new york and 2006 he quit and then just you know just to have the audacity to that you quit one of the top 5 jobs in the world as a say that i'm going to hop on the other side start making wine. you know a lot of people weren't doing that. >>especially african americans in a mostly white world. you know i think people are used to it down. and there's a lot more diversity i would say we have a long way to go but the industry is really opening up. >>and re max new york state of wine extends all the way across the country based on the war winds are actually produced here in oregon's willamette valley. one of america's premier wine-making regions. >>so my favorite penalize domestically came from the willamette valley in oregon. we're talking to black sheep wines started in 2007. >>now a song war they are shipped in nearly every state and throughout the world, especially popular in sweden, southeast asia. max winds, intr

. >> reporter: experts and rescuers are on stand by at keller beach and other locations just in case the fuel impacts any of the wildlife that inhabits the shoreline. >> i think the thing that bothers me the most about any of these kind of incidents is not so much the immediate effect of it but it's the effect on the image of richmond as a place where these kind of things happen. >> reporter: this time the fuel is light enough that much of it is expected to dissipate on its own. in richmond laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> we have much more ahead this wednesday evening. coming up the search for solutions to the recent spike in crime in san francisco. >>> plus -- >> this was not one speech, not one tweet. >> congressman eric swalwell makes the case that former president trump deliberately encouraged the riots at the these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-s

an expert in trauma his work is focused on providing psychotherapy to children and adolescents mr keller it's good to have you on the program tell me what is the significance of today's verdict for the victims of these crimes particularly people who were children at the time please thank you for putting me through think about those like truth for a long time to try to focus on describing the traumatic experiences you think michel violence not the option for confiscation but now. the in that ship could not make them to become now focused on the films of the past you know modest means officer cannot cut but also the consequences of trauma including depression and anxiety could make sure that if you have a conscience a likelihood of life so i think now we can go on to addressing the actual effects of trauma which is what some of the culture of the sort that different culture because i don't believe i can now move on from this a little bit think that i'm not one to provide it which we can now address that actually could sort of trauma including original and it's. about the fire if i couldn't

experts and rescuers are on standby at keller beach and other locations just in case the fuel impacts

less than 9% pennsylvania, republican congressman fred keller says there's still 1 trillion dollars leftr from previous relief bills in congress should focus on that they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. >>and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>now once passed the bill will head to the senate where it is expected to pass however in may require a tie breaking vote from the vice president in a very divided down the middle said reporting live in washington, i'm basil john faisal thank you very much happening today, san mateo county residents, 65 years old and older can now get the covid vaccine at jefferson high school in daly city the clinic will offer. >>first first doses of the moderna vaccine to county residents for free regardless of insurance registration though is required walk of registration is not available people who'd do not meet the criteria criteria. we'll have their appointments canceled or be turned away. >>another new covid-19 vaccination site is up and running this is in the south bay as kron four's rob fladeboe tells us the newest location is in a part o

keller again the headlines on al-jazeera manned mars the military has denied carrying out a coup and again pledge the whole.

this year the metal was given to keller for when you trap the tiger and author carol lindstrom and the illustrator for their book "we are water protectors. in other news, bookscan reports print book sales rose over 22% for the week ending january 16th. nonfiction sales were up 16.5% and the national book critics circle announced the final list of the 2020 awards. the nominees divided into six categories including nonfiction, biography and autobiography were selected by book critics and editors. ..

look at the underground map because there would be new lines the keller garage he is known as mr china after working as an investment banker and spending 10 years in shanghai as a professor of economics he became undersecretary of state and italy's ministry of economic development and negotiate the silk road deal with china he used to commute constantly between china and italy but now the coronavirus has forced him to do business with the chinese via video cause. when you go away it's usually. i hope so too i'm sicilian. i'm pinning my hopes on china that the cooperation with china will help the tourist industry to grow in sicily. day. last year we had president xi jinping here sicily wants to see more chinese tourists but chinese are very curious about italy. graci no longer holds a political office the government he was part of only lasted for 15 months but the letter of intent that he negotiated with china is still valid. when i came in i took on these projects and actually delivered it. so i accelerated the process made final agreements with the chinese counterparts and we implemen

keller, mr. perry have pointed out. even the standards set for industry programs that are controlled by unions are different. than they are in the private sector. they're more regulations -- there are more regulations on the private sector than the union programs. this is not a good way for us to be going in the year 2021. we need innovation, we need to be forward looking, not backward looking. and with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has the only time remain -- remaining. ms. foxx: has the gentleman from michigan yielded? ok. madam speaker, i yield. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina yield back. pursuant to house resolution 5, the previous question is ordered on the amendments en bloc offered by the gentleman from michigan. the question is on the amendments en bloc. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the en bloc amendments are agreed to. without objection, the motion to reconsider

frank miller and lee butler changed everything and -- and, you know, you know, jim miller and general keller-- i actually think did change a lot and the 2013 guidance was quite different, so they all made these changes, but what's interesting is the premise each time was, wow, we real very to tailor and change things and then it's done and still four or eight years later people come in and say, wow, we really need to tailor and change things, so what the admiral said is nothing new really. >> yeah, i guess i -- i was making a different assumption behind his words which is i do think that we're in a period where miscalculation with either china or russia, i mean, the risk of miscalculation, of getting into conventional conflict that we did not intend is very real, i would say even higher with van than with russia right now because particularly with china we have not negotiated the kind of rules of the road, confidence-building measures, transparency agreements that we did eventually put in place with the soviet union. we don't have an incident at sea agreement with china. we don't have clear

. >>> today, keller beach in richmond is expected to reopen. it's been closed since tuesday's spill at the chevron refinery. chevron estimates about 600 gallons of a light petroleum product mixed with water spilled into the bay. we got a close up view of the water from a boat. skimmers have picked up most of the spill. so far fish and wildlife officials say they have not detected oiled birds or other wildlife. >>> 6:09. a new year brings new hope. >> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how china towns across the country are banning together to shine a light on their communities. >>> a cooler day today, highs in mid to upper 50s to low 60s with increasing rain as we head through the afternoon. you see the rain arriving first for north bay. here we are at noon. at 3:00 p.m., widespread rain pushing across the rest of the region, even still wet this evening picking up a tenth, quarter, to a half inch of rain with today's system later today. >>> we've got reports of a new trouble spot along 101 along peninsula. brake lights building thro

was a german chancellor speaking earlier tonight let's go now to our chief political editor bill keller she's been following the story for us because of the chance that she entered the discussions today with the cautious approach and we know that she's worried about these viral variants did she get what she wanted she did partly what she didn't get was that stare in some kind of agreement on schooling she had to leave it to all 16 states which she legally have to anyway but she couldn't find a common line for those graduate school reopen next which some states want to proceed with and others don't what she did do is for the 1st time she pegged re openings very localized ones even to that magic formula which used to be 50 infections but 100000 people within the space of 7 days that was the threshold when debate started about gradually getting out of the lock down that's now down to $35.00 because of the fear of those mutations but at the same time there's a promise that if this can be reached at the very local level that there could be very local re openings so that's a real change in th

patty keller from buffalo, new york, sharon alvarez from nashville, dr.eir super bowl story in their own words. >> my name is sharon alvarez. i am the icu manager at asengsz st. brown. >> my name is dr. christopher brown, and i'm a hospitalist for the university of kansas health system in kansas city, kansas. >> had is one of my -- our covid patients. >> my name is patty keller. i'm a registered nurse at buffalo general in buffalo, new york. just finished working 12.5-hour night shift. i took my masks off, and i call these my war marks. >> hi, my name is tony neal. i'm a patient service specialist in the department of mental health for baylor scott and white. >> what position do you play? >> water boy, whatever they need me to play. >> my name is belinda spahnfrom, i'm part of the teampinellas. >> you've been a source of strength during this pandemic, the work you do is nothing short of remarkable. >> here we come, tampa, for super bowl lv. >> just finishing up all the packing, and last thing in is my titans jersey. >> on my way to tampa bay. man, this is

less than 9% pennsylvania, republican congressman fred keller says there's still 1 trillion dollars left over from previous relief bills in congress should focus on that they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. >>and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>no one is passed the bill will head to the senate where it will likely pass, but it may require a tie breaker vote by the vice president in the evenly divided senate reporting live in washington, i'm basil john. >>we'll looking ahead how do we know if this covid relief plan. >>it's going to fare any better in the senate. >>well sadly it seems that when it does get to the senate we're not expecting much gop support if any at initially there was some worry as to whether it would even pass from democrats that was because there was the minimum wage hike that what part of the bill initially however that was removed and senator joe manchin made that a condition that if that was including the covid relief bill he would not be signing on but now that it's not part of it. it is almost certain that all democrats will go ahead with it w

congressman fred keller, we'll have you back to get an update.will be a good one. >> thank you, sir. they tried this before when they held up the stimulus that was ready in august and the speaker didn't run it until december, so they need to get off the dime and get things moving for the people that need it. jillian: congressman, thank you. and still to come, the pentagon pausing plans to vaccinate prisoners at guantanamo bay a new report shows the taxpayers spent millions of dollars. todd: new york city seeing a surge in shootings and homicide in 2020 but city council is now voting to reduce the nypd footprint. new york city councilman joe bay borelli and randy sutton join us next. ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ if you could see you through my eyes instead of your ego ♪ ♪ i believe you'd be surprised to see that you've been blind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ yeah before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my

. >> reporter: todd keller wolf has the sad duty of surveying the wreckage. >> it's affected the treehtning strikes, one of them skuped most of the 18,000 acres in the reserve. 50,000 miles south of san francisco. >> there's no record of fires that big in this vicinity. >> reporter: in her 22 years at big basin, the senior scientist there, has watched the amount of fog that feeds the redwoods shrink. >> we know that in the red wood forest the fog patterns are essential to maintain the redwood forests in this climate. >> reporter: coastal redwoods are just one of california's troubled trees. in the sierra mountains to the east, wild fire wiped out 350 ancient se wiquoias and joshua trees were killed when the fairs twirled through the grass. >> the events cannot be occurring this often over previous millenia. >> reporter: and now a climate scientist said that it's spreading. >> the for -- >> reporter: park said is unless we stop warming the planet, the wildfires will continue to grow and these majestic trees will continue to fight a losing battle. >> well still ahead, hidden no tasha, d

some shehan reached the shore of keller beach but investigators say there is no sign it impted thunty hazardous materials specialist explained why a shelter at home order was issued only for people with respiratory issues. >> we were not getting reports that the community was gettingmi impacting with strong odors. >> crewsed yesterday skimmed oil off the water. cleanup and recovery efforts continue today. >> reporter: on capitol hill expected to wrap up opening nigargument arguments today. has the latest what to expectr - >> reliving moments from the capitol hill attack was personal. using never before seen video from the capitol riot. house impeachment managers using all eight hours of opening arguments to meticulously lay out their case. >> on january 6 president trump left everyone in this capitol for dead. >> the democratic prosecution claiming donald trump incited the mob that attacked congress on january 6th, using his own words to argue he stoked the flames. >> the mob was paying attention. and they also followed instructions. >> reporter: new chilling security footage shows ju

. >>> today in the bay area, keller beach in richmond is expected to reopen. it's been closed since tuesday's spill at the chevron refinery. chevron estimates about 600 gallons of a light petroleum product mixed with water spilled into the bay. skimmers have picked up most of the spill. so far fish and wildlife officials say they have not detected oiled birds or other wildlife. >>> the oakland a's have cleared a major legal hurdle to build the new ballpark at howard terminal. yesterday an alameda judge tossed out a lawsuit claiming a's are not eligible for expedited environmental review. despite the ruling, port of oakland ballpark still isn't a done deal. its future still hinges on oakland city council vote. >>> 5:08. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we cannot allow anybody to come into our communities and do this to our elderly. >> calling on everyone to come together. next on kpix5, local rappers teaming up after a string of violent attacks. >>> it's a busy ride for the commuters headed to the altamont pass. we'll check the travel

it was based on keenen and keller i was obsessed >> jimmy: has keenen ever heard about this have youd as batman so i didn't want to go up to him and have to engage him like, a a black batman, like yo, i'm a a fan, you really inspire me >> jimmy: my gosh. >> bruce wayne, i don't know just saying like - >> jimmy: yeah, walk away, walk away. >> i'm chilling now. let me just leave it, man. >> jimmy: smart man, smart man's move, just get out of there, go yeah, i can't. >> what type of batman just trying to enjoy halloween, trying to enjoy the vibe >> jimmy: let's talk about "judas and the black messiah." what did you think when they first came to you? did you know the story >> yeah -- i hadn't heard of the story but i'd heard of chairman fred. i hadn't heard about the way he was assassinated i hadn't seen that before. i knew about the black panther, yeah then ryan and zinzi coogler, the producers of the film, pulled me to the say, we really want you to play chairman fred with the incredible shaka king as a director. amazing being a part of it there's a lot of that that really spoke to the

the worst hit sections seems to be richman's keller beach and that sheen reaches from a lot he to brooks island during a 2 hour span on tuesday afternoon 500 to 700 gallons of low sulfur diesel fuel mixed with some water went into the bay before that leak was stopped bay keeper believes that an underwater pipe broke the exact cause though is under investigation and the environmental and health impacts are also just being determined. >>every drop of oil in the bay makes an impact you know these these kinds of cells have a cumulative impact on the ecology of the bay, the birds and the fish and the rest of the wildlife and it also can have a human health impact on anyone who's near the beach near the water near the shrine when it happens or his just even really breathing the air nearby when that fumes are the air. >>beekeeper also pointed out that one of its field investigators went out there today and said that it smelled like a gas station chevron is saying that the line in question is used to transport a variety of whale and products that are then returned to the refinery for processing

the title has been in some way a mac became one of the top savile yeas in america at chef thomas keller's famous french laundry restaurant in napa valley. then per se in new york and 2006 he quit and then just you know just to have the audacity to that you quit one of the top 5 jobs in the world as a say that i'm going to hop on the other side start making wine. you know a lot of people weren't doing that. >>especially african americans in a mostly white world. >>you know i think people are used to it now. and there's a lot more diversity i would say we have a long way to go but the industry is really opening up. >>and re max new york state of wine extends all the way across the country based on the war winds are actually produced here in oregon's willamette valley. one of america's premier wine-making regions. >>so my favorite penalize domestically came from the willamette valley in oregon. we're talking to black sheep wines started in 2007. >>now a song war they are shipped in nearly every state and throughout the world, especially popular in sweden, southeast asia. max winds, intrude u

the title has been in some way a mac became one of the top savile yeas in america at chef thomas keller's world famous french laundry restaurant in napa valley. then per se in new york and 2006 he quit and then just you know just to have the audacity to that you quit one of the top 5 jobs in the world as a say that i'm going to hop on the other side start making wine. you know a lot of people weren't doing that. >>especially african americans in a mostly white world. you know i think people are used to it now. and there's a lot more diversity i would say we have a long way to go but the industry is really opening up. >>and re max new york state of wine extends all the way across the country based on the war winds are actually produced here in oregon's willamette valley. one of america's premier wine-making regions. >>so my favorite penalize domestically came from the willamette valley in oregon. we're talking to black sheep wines started in 2007. >>now a song war they are shipped in nearly every state and throughout the world, especially popular in sweden, southeast asia. max winds, intru

less than 9% pennsylvania, republican congressman fred keller says there's still 1 trillion dollars left over from previous relief bills in congress should focus on that they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. >>and have our kids and grandkids pay debt back once passed the bill will go to the senate where will likely pass, but it may require a tie breaker vote from the vice president. >>in an evenly divided senate. reporting in washington, i'm basil john. as you mentioned the house relief plan calls for another round of direct stimulus payments so. >>qualify. the short answer is if you've got a $600 check in the last round you'll get one this time as well while that could change as the measure makes its way through the senate the current plan keeps income threshold at the same mark for this round of 14 $100 that's anyone making $75,000 or less the proposal includes an increase to child tax credits and offers an extra $400 a week in federal unemployment benefits through august. >>today president biden heard firsthand from texans clobbered by this month's brutal winter weather. he spent

s we know what 3 years to come because meanwhile the keller garage the man who engineered the deal in the 1st place believes that the fear of china is totally exaggerated and could have disastrous consequences for italy my forecast because of geopolitics a misunderstanding i think of the likely scenario that i have now is that italy. slows down and the cooperation with asia slows down on the cooperation with china slows down on the development of technology slows down on the development of infrastructure forces from all the ways which are all the things that we need that that we do not to do by ourselves and so italy will fall back into the middle age. project out the program china has plans preprogrammed and pursuant to political economic project when you have one final that she jinping is a ready thinking about 2049 and china is doing exactly what they wanted today or where your appraisal now they have such enormous economic power in the world it is natural for them to want to have a voice in the world they are clearly saying we need to not want to influence the world or the western