leanne: she says women need to support one another more from day one.starts from when we are younger. we owe it to the younger generation to teach them so they make fewer mistakes than we did. it is never too late to learn. >> even at my age i still want to mentor and i still want to lead. i'm ready to lead. >> i believe i can stand up to the world in my heart. leanne: lien melendez, abc 7 news. liz: lunar new year celebrations continue today. what you might want to eat -- why you might want to eat a lot of dumplings to start this year off. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never

leanne: in a san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. larry: in the south bay, san jose is pushing its this or mandate back after nearly two any percent of city employees failed to provide proof of a covid-19 booster by last week's deadline. dustin dorsey looks at what these numbers could mean for the community. dustin: as mass mandates change throughout the bay area, we are seeing a change to a different mandate in san jose. also the employees were required -- although city employees were required to get the covid booster by last thursday, but that deadline has been pushed back. >> the city has extended the deadline for the mandate to friday, february 25. we want to allow employees enough time to get up-to-date on their vaccination. dustin: the original vaccine mandate was also pushed back in december before this eddie saw a 95% vaccination rate. has of this week, 92% of city employees have received their booster after the mandate was improved last month. 800 workers remain un-boosted and 90 have applied for exemptions. a city councilme

♪ leanne: a 2020 report by the nonprofit says many girls eventually lose that voice.teacher bias is the greatest challenge that black and latino girls face. they are often perceived as loud, aggressive, and angry. that misperception can have a harmful effect on their leadership skills. girls leadership also offers professional development training for teachers and parents, because there is a right way of supporting girls. >> that a teacher could say, ok, what you are saying is really important, let's work on how we say it. let's work on what you want to do here, and i am here to help you find the right way to be powerful, not punish you for being powerful. leanne: even janet jackson remembers not having that voice. janet: i wanted my own identity. but at that time, my father was in charge of my life, my career, and he was my manager. leanne: she says women need to support one another more from day one, and that starts from we when we are younger. we owe it to the younger generation to teach them, so they make fewer mistakes than we did. and it's never too late to lear

okay, darla body of dana dudley, i was with pdf members in the jungle. leanne. if i could see what they were doing, he found the kids and old people surviving it difficult living on additions. good. so i feel for them was a little shaky when i yeah. but hello, i remember the 1st night we were attacked by airstrikes, we heard the explosions while we were sleeping. what i thought that i was almost dead, but someone shouted get in the bunkerville. and i mean, honestly, we had no idea and were standing in front of our hot to be momentarily. mm. elena leanne, it was not safe to stay there when they were using aerial bombing attacks. so i am here, but as soon as i have a chance, i will go back to burma again. i'm again, bottle up and i cannot get on that. many others are also looking for safety, even if only temporary leaving me and mar anyway. they can now to a question being debated in southern india at the moment, can the government ban at students from wearing had jobs and burgers in the classroom last month, the karnataka state government issued such a ban and it

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leanne, it is freedom day potentially coming up in the u.k. leanne: you are right. johnson said freedom day could be thursday and this is in the first freedom day we have had in the country. but that looks set to be the day. later this week. this is part of the life worse johnson has set in parliament today. part of the new measures that will be set, or lifted, is the measure that if you have tested positive for covid-19, you no longer have to self-isolate. that has been a legal requirement. that is set to be scrapped and replaced with guidance coming in. over the last two years in the u.k., living with covid and the restrictions in place has really dampened our lives and made things very difficult. boris johnson said because we had such a successful vaccination program that has kept people out of hospitals, it is time to lift all of those remaining restrictions and get people back into work and into the offices. also, we could hear about the under -- the unwinding of the free covid tests we've had privy to. they are costing about 2 billion pounds a month. they coul

this is leanne to melissa melissa. his was lived nature in his family history, dogs for his stranger. for 30 years, melissa refused to get involved in the logging of stones, which he says put him at odds with superior rooms, who he sees threatened him. and he certainly did a 1000 ship within october to him. and all me shy this position in 2018 melissa was ambushed in the forest beaten and left for dead. he showed as the hospital report. thank god, it is show me when i push through the scrunch area, but i was out from the store chic, who for $24.00, was absent from ortiz, browns drip for all month this onto brought vip move for us to live with their plus on it. she shot you know, speech, she forgot the age. she will also get rom, silver classify the incident as an industrial accident. when after several weeks in hospital, melissa went public about the attack, prompting media coverage. he was fired by rome silva and accused of stealing timber . that disappeared while he was recovering. i pulled up for him over the coast

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leanne: just because. jeannie requests a specific increased amount does not mean it will be approved. those on a fixed income. >> we are looking on the table of additional increases of 50 -- $50-70 about is what we are talking about. >> it becomes unaffordable. how do you pay for your normal utilities? ana: turn the consumer advocacy groups has given people are dealing with inflation, what the state poc should have done it is forced pg&e to set a cab on the increase based on the current cost of living adjustment, cola, which is at 5.9%. dan: we obviously cannot forget pg&e will have to pay out billions of dollars to victims or wildfires are cross california. our customers on the hook for that money. it we pay the price? reporter: the company pledged shareholders but not customers will take on the liabilities. still, there are skeptics out there who worry the utility company might have to pass the costs to customers but we will see. dan: that is an enormous amount of money that we will see. ♪ [applause] dan

who lithography leanne's. yeah. but i thus in gumby, oscar soviet, ah, it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins, the american multi millionaire, purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 19 ninety's. and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions it be done, but not only here local and environmental protection. openness, zation had told him about prophecy for sale. here he and it was love. at 1st sight from the plane, he noticed there were hardly any animals left yet which i found. so he thought up a plan to rebalance. e k sat him. i would assume that it was he did. he didn't hesitate to buy up all the land with the aim of restoring nature. the funds came from the sale of his clothing companies, the north face, and the spree. it is february may, 9th, and that if i could come back then many of the cowboys in the wetlands didn't understand, sandal get an american, buys up vast plots of land to re wild them that our fits seemed unreal. but the locals thought it was some kind of shad

that dent hero ah, when i get when i bid in one vendor was while the took on the 9 g leanne garris, they have a different type of contract. and let's say that's what i mean. a tonight after a raft of aggressive nato state, once in a huge new army deliveries pledges by block members, president quoted puts russia strategic to terrorist forces including nuclear unit on high alert, particularly eastern. i'm ordering the defense minister and chief of staff to put the russian army to turn forces on special alert, the new and, and says the closure of its air space to russian flights as well as of ban on our p . sputnik and subsidiary companies from broadcasting in the block, russia and ukraine in delegations are on the way tonight to the crate and barrel border after key. i've agreed to negotiate quote, without precondition.

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mm. elena leanne, it was not safe to stay there when they were using aerial bombing attacks. so i am here, i'm off, but as soon as i have a chance, i will go back to burma again. i'm again, although open volcano gentlemen, many others are also looking for safety, even if only temporary leaving me and mar anyway. they can now to a question being debated in southern india at the moment, can the government ban students from wearing had jobs and burgers in the classroom last month, the karnataka state government issued such a ban and its lead to legal action and angry protests across the state, ah, the debate has come to this on a campus segregated into those who were head coverings and those who don't the state government calls he jobs and burgers in the classroom, a disturbance to integrity, equality, and public order. the noise and intimidation began after scenes like this girls camped outside of the gates of their school, reading their lessons and refusing to remove their head coverings to attend class or even write exams. the standard has galvanized fears in the muslim commu

. >> i want to bring in capitol hill correspondent leann caldwell and michael crowley. in re. he will use force to mac a farz out of the united nations. reading we're united together, determine to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war. did you get a feeling she was trying to light aify. >> yeah, absolutely. it's interesting, you know, the. secretary blinken did go there, i guess it was last week and made an unexpected visit to a meeting of the unsecurity council and will and there was a very moving speech bip the representative from kenya. either yesterday or the day before, that ra within i think this -- the larger point is that vladimir putin is not interested in it in if and he is going to face sanctions for what he's done if frng and i don't really care about these rules that the west has constructed. they don't mo. because they don't want to risk starting world war iii. >> we're going to dive into your analysis, talking about just that, but leann, we're also watching capitol hill because nanny to any step pg if and what kind of tangible action can we

leanne: that second increase is a fuel adjustment cost. the utility company blames it on recent call-up on you drought conditions, which have reduced lower-cost hydroelectric generation across the western u.s. it does not end there. >> pg&e has spent 5.5 billion dollars already on wildfire mitigation that they have not even gotten approval yet to put on our bills, and for 2023, pg&e has requested a 30% rate increase. >> but just because pg&e requests a specific increase amount does not mean the puc will approve it. still, these anticipated increases will be hard on those on a fixed income. >> we are talking about additional increases of $50 to $70 a month. >> it becomes unaffordable. at a certain point, how do you pay for your normal utilities? >> let's not forget that pg&e has been sued by wildfire victims and will have to pay out aliens of dollars. the company has pledged that shareholders, not customers, will shoulder those liabilities. still, there are skeptics who worried the utility company might have to past -- past those costs on t

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leann, there's this closed door happening, what are they going to do next? while this is happening, we're getting this new reporting about essentially how the president went dark right after his speech during the insurrection at the capitol. what do we know about that? and of course what they're talking about behind those closed doors. >> what we know about that gap is that there is, in fact, a gap. so after the former president spoke at the rally on the ellipse, there's several hours where there are no phone call records, despite the fact we know publicly that he spoke with at least two people. one of them is gop leader kevin mccarthy. the other was senator tommy tubberville. those phone records are not in the documents that the committee has received from the national archives. we don't know why. it could be because the president -- former president was using his cell phone and it was not documented in the archives. it could be because they just didn't send them over yet and that information is coming, or there could be something more nefarious. we don't k

joining me now leann caldwell. thank you for being with me. leann, how is d.c. preparing?tagon for national guard troops, so has the u.s. capitol police. the pentagon approved 700 national guard troops. we're seeing changes around the capital. the police are putting up barriers blocking some roads. there seems to be a little bit of confusion on exactly when these truckers are going to arrive. a small group of truckers was expected from pennsylvania. virginia state police tell us a flat tire has delayed their arrival. then there's a much larger convoy that is expected to leave today from california. that convoy is not supposed to be here until late next week. they would miss the state of the union. they say their goal is to protest in the area, although they say they won't enter d.c. proper. there's a lot of unknowns, but the city says they're prepared. >> anna, looks as though the president has narrowed down his search for supreme court nominees. >> reporter: he's been doing interviews here. there's three black women who have interviewed for this position. it's going to be

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leanne, one of the questions about january 6th was what did jim jordan know? he said he couldn't recall. you just spoke to him and at least gave some new information that is now confirming what has been report in fact in the january 6th committee's records. >> reporter: yeah, chris. it seems like the committee has a pretty good outline what have happened on january 6th based on the white house sent from the national archives and it came out last week that jim jordan spoke with the former president on the morning of january 6th. now jim jordan had said previously he spoke with the president that day. he insinuated that it was in the afternoon. well, i just asked jim jordan about that phone call, and he said that he spoke to the president more than once, and so you can assume that he spoke on the morning which is what we reported last week and then also in the afternoon as well. so there were two separate phone calls that jim jordan had with the former president, and so last week we weren't sure if there was just one. this is a little bit more clarity of what co

in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. dan: what a powerful legacy.orld news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. ama: rob becerra, thank you for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 6:00. see you then. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old cause major water damage, flooding, and mold. [mike] ivan, i've seen a lot of this. homeowners often don't realize what's behind the walls. agm are the only bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. visit agmrenovations.com today, and renovate before it's too late! and remember - we do kitchens too! ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. russian troops closing in on kyiv. ukraine's president speaking just moments ago. what he just warned the people of his country, the people in the capital of kyiv. >>> and here at home tonight, president biden and history made. nominating the first black woman to the supreme court. introducing her to

joining us now, leann caldwell on capitol hill, shannon pettypiece covers the white house, and geoff is chief washington correspondent for the pbs news hour. good morning to all of you, do we know why president biden took this action now, and are there any legal challenges left for former president trump left on this. >> we will see if the former president tries to continue fighting this, but the white house saying very clearly today as they have in past efforts by the former president to block release of records that the former president has no grounds to assert executive privilege now that he is out of office and the current president, the current administration, which the courts have clearly stated is the one who gets to decide which presidential documents are released. they have made the determination that there's a compelling reason for congress to get these documents and the white house top lawyer wrote in a letter today being very clear about how they feel about this, they said constitutional protections of executive privilege should not be used to shield from congress or the

ah, when i get the one i've been, then that was why with 9 g leanne down, they have a different one and that's it. that's with a supervisor. i'm sort of different here. there is a list, a gun, you know, there's more than most from god has a folder that was used as a setting you know, i think was the company last shaw from president bush from us because i'm sure may more. hm. up the system and they're both great and if it was about to go for broke and there was a 2nd with condenser comes posted, allison in put scholarship with her mokesha horton, grandmother to say who the president bush was not being entirely sincere. immediately after the outbreak of the cold war, the united states actively supported ukrainian nationalist organizations, the united states gave refuge to ukrainian nationalists who had committed war crimes during the 2nd world war. in 1959, u. s. president dwight eisenhower signed the captive nations act $8690.00, which declared that the independence of oppressed peoples is in the vital interest of the united states. and ukraine stands out as one of the main victims are 1

this is leanne to melissa melissa was left nature in his family. look after them, find history dogs afford a stranger for 30 years. blitzer refused to get involved in the logging stones, which he says put him at odds with her superior at rome. so he says, threatened him. there are many, several and more did a 1000 ship within october to him and all me shy this position in 2018. melissa was ambushed in the forest beaten and left for dead. he showed as the hospital report. thank god it is shown. i bet she fell not describe what you had brought up from the store chick who for $24.00 was absent for all my fees, but also drip for all month. this auntie brought the booth from today with the plus on it. she shots, you know, specific r t h. she will also get rom, silver classified the incident as an industrial accident. when, after several weeks in hospital, melissa went public about the attack, prompting media coverage. he was fired by rama silver and accused of stealing timber. that disappeared whilst he was recovering. i pulled up for him over the coast

leanne osborne the first black deaf administrator at california school for the deaf in fremont. >> i see them doing the hard work, doing the work day in and day out and the determination, the perseverance, the high integrity of character and bringing -- thinking out of the box. dion: the event was held at albert augustine junior memorial park of sunny hills. that park is named after a leader of the black community who lived in the sunny hills neighborhood. the very first planned racially integrated community in the united states. it's been 175 years since american pioneer group the donner party rescuers set out to help those they left behind. this week, another group saddled up at the historic johnson ravage near wheatland to retrace their steps. four extreme athletes followed the relief party's 100 mile route on foot and horseback. bob crowley had been planning this trip for eight years but he injured his knee on the first day. >> just like with the relief party, we had to sort of find the mettle to persevere and just push on. dion: that is the spirit. the relief party ended the re-

a hi, this is leanne sandy fee schedule. my number is 800. 9 forest rangers, elizabeth hurting, and lars for yawn work with the nonprofit prima klemmer association. they organized today's project. them sued, i abs. yeah. i dont when school children take part in a project like this, it has a special impact and doesn't. the idea is really take root any snow over the next years. they'll be able to observe what's growing here, and they'll develop more respect in nature. but all that is hugely important, and they're having fun. they're really into it it's. it's a joy to watch off on her funds, not how long garcia doesn't very often, celine, i hope it will spur them to reflect on things that they don't go to climate demonstrations here and, and stop at mcdonald's on the way home on his arms are maybe they'll ride their bikes to school, though small steps can help make the world a better place signed and have an impact on their life lesson for beth on them i've . that's the most important. less melbourne, florida says misty service

leanne osborne the first black deaf administrator at california school for the deaf in fremont. i see them doing the hard work. doing the work day in and day out and the determination the perseverance the high integrity of character and bringing out of thinking out of the box. the event was held at albert augustine junior memorial park of sunny hills that park is named after a leader of the black community who lived in the sunny hills neighborhood the very first planned racially integrated community in the united states. well, it's 175 years since the american pioneer group the donner party rescuers sent out to help those left behind this week. another group saddled up at the historic johnson ranch near wheatland to retrace their steps for extreme athletes followed. the relief party's 100 mile route on foot as well as horseback. bob crowley had been planting this trip for eight years. he injured his knee though on the first day. just like with the relief party we had to sort of find the metal to persevere and just push on. the relief party ended the reenactment at donner memoria

well, jan and leanne says that france is holding talks with european and african partners whether to stay in molly, germany. commitment is also down to a newspaper interview is foreign minister asked whether the conditions for a successful military mission are still in place for the army staying put for now. and let's he doesn't achieving our goals is only possible in a very limited way. welcome the united nation support for all nations which are active in molly, and the effort to call the mom, the interim government, to reinstall the original status. so that not work, we obviously need to reevaluate, but until then we will remain on standby. so in direct response to the question, there are no concrete troop withdrawal plans yet. or let's take a look at how we got him back in 2012 to our acceptance took over large parts of northern money. either an eyesore linked fights is also in the region in january 2013 former colonial power france sent in trips to remove the groups. but after struggling for 9 years front announced it would end its operation early in 2022. recently deploy danish

also coming up. prudence aggression, gas. ukraine will end up costing russia dearly. economic leanne strategically. we will make sure that you as president unveils a new wave of sanctions targeting russia, latest attempt to punish vladimir putin, a living refugee crisis in the making ukrainians fleet to neighboring countries, to state the violence protests in solidarity with the crane across the world. but in russia police cranked down on demonstrators ah, so the united states and the european union have announced further sweeping economic sanctions on moscow. after russia launched a multi pronged invasion of ukraine, follows a wave of international condemnation. a new lead is met in brussels to finalize what they're calling severe actions targeting financial energy and transport sectors. washington has announced export controls and high tech products. and along with the u. k is targeting russian banks. and oligarchs is all in response to russia's land c, a narrow tucker ukraine, denounced by world leaders. as ballpark give says, 137 soldiers and civilians have been killed. the un es

in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. ama: in addition to the school board recall, voters in assembly district 17 are picking a new assembly member. to fill a vacancy left by david chu who when he was appointed as city attorney. and joaquin torres is running unopposed for the city assessor position after being appointed by mayor london breed in january of 2021. dan: serious allegations tonight from the san francisco district attorney accusing the police department of using stored d.n.a. of rape kit victims to solve unrelated crimes. it's a practice that the d.a. claims is illegal but the city attorney and police chief say it's a matter still being investigated. abc7 news reporter steph steph is in the newsroom with the very latest on this. reporter: the sfpd crime lab told him storing d.n.a. from every rape indicate collected is routine practice. and has been happening since 2016. if not earlier. he made it clear today, this is a statewide problem that his office could only point to one specific case. district attorney ch

that's true leanne as we reported earlier in the week a teacher and an administrator ann. they were going on a hunger strike to protest these closures. what's the latest from them? well, you know dan this is what day four for them. i'm told that moses omalade and andre sanchez are camped outside of westlake middle school. that's where they work and are drinking only water with electrolytes and some tea they have said in the past that they will continue with the hunger strike unless the school board changes its mind and that's all i know. okay. actually and very much. today authorities in southern california identified the man arrested for allegedly throwing the punch that injured a 49ers fan from oakland outside sofi stadium on sunday 40 year old daniel luna remains in a medically induced coma abc's 7 news reporter cornell has today's new developments. england police officers trace the vehicle seen in a security video englewood mayor james -- announcing the arrest of a suspects surrounding a fight outside sofi stadium during the nfc championship game 49ers versus the rams

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faculty is one of the many local people who work in the mines daily and search of this blue gold is leanne about riskier visibly. this is gold gift to us, which enables us to eat and drink. it is a gift from gold to the residence of these 2 villages. gunam riskier is the official name for the turquoise unfairly. day after day, who seen fac lee descends into the valley of the mountain and follows a labyrinth of tunnels that extend across and dozens of kilometers, sula saturday afternoon. sure, and accordingly, we start work at 7 30 in the morning. the door to the tunnel opens and a group of mine is go into the mine and go ha, she's got a lot of pressure. lou lou about $160.00 people work here in total. denison jewish would you know, so yeah, i used to be a farmer, but i always picks up small pieces of turquoise here and there are already a fairly much william mccord hosting. and then i was given the opportunity to become a shareholder in the mine and i took it in, i don't what was, hadn't he mcdaniel i hung along since then? the mine has been run by the workers and that is helped improve ou

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. ♪ >> keeping you up to date, i am leanne.ergei lavrov will discuss the crisis in ukraine with antony blinken next week in europe. that was set after president biden warned the chances of russian invasion of ukraine was high. russia has denied it was planning an attack. the president supports tightening policy to fight inflation. roberto said it would be appropriate to raise interest rates next month and speed up the pace if inflation is not moderating. mester said inflation should be above 2% this year and next. carrie lam says the vote will be moved from the 27th of march to the eighth of may. -- we now have the price for one of the biggest trading debacles of 2020. it will take 4.2 billion dollars due to the collapse of the florida-based hedge funds. there might be more pain to come. global news 24 hours a day, on the air, on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> secretary blinken and i have relayed our intent to congress to

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host: leanne is calling from sunnyside, new york, on the independent line. -- leon is conga but sunnysidew york on the independent line -- is calling from sunnyside, new york on the independent line. caller: it is good and i love the fact that they have the podcast and could they also urge c-span to put more climate related subjects on? that's my comment. host: thank you. go ahead. caller: i am putting it on all of the time. in addition to all of the amazing voices around the globe about the climate rices, there are so many amazing people speaking. to food production, we are seeing this right now. it is not even a future issue. food production in brazil is leading to the price hikes we are seeing in food. we see this all of the time in the midwest because of storms that are supposed to be once in a century for once in 10 years are happening every year or every other year. it is affecting costs and we are losing jobs as a result. host: how would you grade the biden administration about how they are doing with climate and the environmental issues? caller: it has been a good year. i don't kn

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. >> in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. >> the vote is scheduled for tuesday, march 1. >> crisis in ukraine. coverage continues coming up. answers to some of the biggest questions online. losing battle. the fight against drug overdoses in san francisco. how to make sure you are getting everything you can out of your taxes. >> good afternoon. did you deal with frost this morning? oakland was one of the warmest at 38 but some records were tied and set. we have one more night of this and i will show you san francisco getting below 40 degrees. there is a slight chance of in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >> as part of our effort to build a better bay area, we have been digging into the drug epidemic in san francisco. a 16-year-old was found dead in an alley, presumed a drug overdose. we spoke to the chief emergencyy department and it sounds like the problem is getting worse. >> it is. for the past two years we have been focused on the covid pandemic but experts say during that time,

leann, do you get a sense here there's momentum can giuliani potentially testifying and the panel could substantive information from him? >> potentially. the fact that he has not come out and said he's not going to cooperate and he's been some under case he perhaps will. we don't know what cooperation means, if that means he's going to try to continue to have discussions with the committee on when he might come before the committee or if he will actually appear to be deposed. will he answer questions or will he plead the fifth? there a lot of questions about what he's going to do moving forward. over the weekend representative adam kinzinger said on "face the nation" he's at least talking to the committee. let's listen. >> our expectation is he is going to cooperate because that's the law, the requirement. we're getting a lot of information and we're looking forward to wrapping this up, showing it to the american people but not rushing it. >> reporter: the committee has revealed they've spoken with more than 500 people. we don't know who most of these people are. we do hear about the pe

. >> leann, pete, thank you both. appreciate it. for all.oung children watching, you're going to want to turn up the volume here. we could be weeks away from the first covid vaccine doses for kids under 5 and shipping out as well, what we know about how the cdc is planning a rollout. plus, have you been confused with changing pandemic guidance? a new poll says 60% of americans are feeling confused. what you need to know as more states unmask and relax their rules. we'll be right back. d relax the rus.le we'll be right back. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromata

leann caldwell is following this story for us. as always, great to see you, my friend.and others, they're up for reelection. it's not necessarily secure they're going to win reelection. i also want to say this is one of the things republican that are against this are saying is driving this legislation on their behalf. talk to me about what is in this pitch. >> yeah, that's right, yasmin. so these senators up for reelection, they're out on the campaign trail and hear from voters that the most concerning thing is inflation, the rising price of gas prices and rising costs of food. some of suspending the federal gas tax a. they say they'll put more money in people's pock aets and alleviate some of the pain. but there'sall a ready pushback among republicans who say this is something that is gimmicky. something that won't have much of an impact and even some democrats aren't completely on bord either. >> who's speaking out first and foremost and it's not just republicans. low and behold, joe manchin saying it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: republican leadership, the number

let me let leann frame this a little bit here. i'm obsessed with this not because congress is rallying around this so quickly in a bipartisan way but it's the two parties sort of at their cynical best in that they're aware that there's a lot of frustration about income inequality, about the elites and institutional distrust. here's an easy issue to make it look like we're on their side. it's moving at a record pace. mcconnell and pelosi are all for it. where are we going. >> reporter: that's right, chuck. monday i tweeted that cynicism, it's an election year so here we go with the stock ban legislation. i got some slack back from a member introducing the legislation who tried to convince me it's not an election year ploy, but it does feel that way. regardless, though, this does seem to be quite popular, not only here in congress but also among the public and the reason i think that is because there's so many various pieces of legislation. there's democratic pieces of legislation, there's bipartisan legislation, republican-only leg