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michele's friends for years.marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing in that? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd? >> tell me the way you came up at first. >> to go to rochester. >> he told police he'd driven up from new jersey to rochester to help karrie move into her college apartment. >> she couldn't fit everything into the car. so i had totes back in princeton that i had to bring. so, when i arrived on saturday, i went to the apartment and i unloaded her car. her stuff. >> karrie's apartment? >> yeah

they focused on michelle's husband.ed from michelle's life insurance policy. >> we started seeing withdrawals, 10,000, 12,000, 14,000. >> all would suggest right? >> suggest something is wrong. >> 409,000 of cash withdrawals? could he be paying somebody? i don't know. >> that feels like you're throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks? >> yes, i am. yes, i am. it is all ream doubt. >> prosecutors, detectives and michelle's family all agree, that mockbee had nothing to do with his wife's murder and often the stand, he said as much. >> did you have anything to do -- >> absolutely not. >> to kill your wife? >> absolutely not. >> the defense also questioned the state's theory of motive. >> you knew that david dooley was stealing? >> no. we think he was. >> he killed to cover that up? >> no. >> no. absolutely not. >> even though it would have meant loss of his job and maybe loss of his wife's job? >> to kill somebody? no. it had nothing to do with covering up a theft, a theft that we don't each know she knew about.

michelle: they are.hat is different, however, i modeled the program after aa, alcoholics anonymous. there is a component of what they do that i tried to transfer to helping people with their money. in addition to teaching about the things i talked about, monthly workshops, we train a core people who become peoples -- people's money accountability partners. that is why it's called prosperity partners. these are people who are not financial experts, not accountants, regular folks who have gone through it, may have racked up a bunch of debt but paid it off. they walk alongside people. we had a partner who was a shop-a-holic. she called the partner in a store and said i need to buy the stuff, and her partner talked her out of buying stuff. that is what we tried to do. we want you to know that there is somebody there that is going to help you. we are not judging you, but we will fuss at you. we are there to walk alongside of you. make sure you do the budget. when you do a payment plan, you stick with it. when

i canno about michelle childs.an awesome person. >> brennan: that sounds like pretty close to yes? you're a yes vote? >> well, look, i don't know if she is going to be nominated. if she is nominated, she will not be treated like judge kavanaugh. but i think i made it pretty clear i'm a big admirer of judge childs. >> brennan: yes, you did. >> and i would like to see the court have a little more balance. everybody has to be from harvard or yale. it is okay to go to a public university and get your law degree. >> brennan: you have been growing in your descriptions, but your colleagues, senator roger witker says picking a blackblack female judge is prejudice. and n nikki haley also tweeted the president sould have a litmus test. president reagan -- >> put me in the camp that the court and other institutions look like america. we recruit women and people of color to look more like america. affirmative action is picking somebody not as well qualified for past wrongs. michelle childs is incredibly qualified. there is no

i can't remember the last time a spoke with michelle. and, of course, i have been talking with president biden for some time now about the united states supreme court. as you know i am the father of three daughters. they are very professional women. they are achievers. none of them are lawyers or interested in the supreme court. from a personal standpoint. but they are women. they are black women, and they have been insulted over the years, like so many other black women. now have five women who have served on the united states up in court. not a single time has a black woman ever been seriously considered. so i took that issue up with then-candidate biden in 2020. that i thought the time had arrived for us to do something about that. how many times have you heard it said that black women are the backbone of the democratic party? you can't just say it, you've got to show it. i believe it is deeds that matter, not words. so president biden made it a commitment at the debate back in february two years ago. and said that if he got the oppor

we need to recognize michelle's life. >> reporter: many people who came here didn't know michelle go. they felt it was important to be here. >> the fact she did graduate from the high school my kids went and she grew up in fremont. it makes it closer to home. >> reporter: she moved to new york many years ago establishing a career and volunteering and focusing on people with mental health problems. this past weekend someone pushed her in front of a subway train in times square. >> michelle does not deserve this and especially with the last two years of asians hate crime rising. >> when we see this happening time and time again, we need to speak up against this. >> reporter: it is unclear why the person turned themselves in for the crime allegedly attacked go. the suspect has a record of mental health problem from new york to san francisco. people have been coming together to remember go. >> my comments are personal. this is personal. >> reporter: dr. steven chang was her doctor as a child. >> michelle stood for love and that's the most important word here today. what did she bring to t

j.r.: candles lit in chinatown to remember 40-year-old michelle go who grew up in fremont. >> michelle was a high school classmate of mine and she lit up every room she was in. >> while dozens showed up to remember go on the west coast, hundreds remembered her in new york city tuesday night. go died saturday after being shoved onto the tracks in front of an oncoming new york city subway train. the former bay area colleague of hers told stories about how michelle comforted her over her fear of flying even after their trip by sending her in the mail to see if she was ok. >> when we found out about what was happened, i was sharing these stories with my ex-manager who was also very close with michelle. we had a great working relationship. i told them this story and his response was that is so michelle. it is unclear why the suspect pushed michelle. police say he has a history of mental illness. he's currently in a hospital with a police guard. those who spoke in san francisco and new york say attacks against asian americans must stop. >> she deserved to be saved that day and did not deserv

j.r.: candles lit in chinatown to remember 40-year-old michelle go who grew up in fremont. >> michelle was a high school classmate of mine and she lit up every room she was in. >> while dozens showed up to remember go on the west coast, hundreds remembered her in new york city tuesday night. go died saturday after being shoved onto the tracks in front of an oncoming new york city subway train. the former bay area colleague of hers told stories about how michelle comforted her over her fear of flying even after their trip by sending her in the mail to see if she was ok. >> when we found out about what was happened, i was sharing these stories with my ex-manager who was also very close with michelle. we had a great working relationship. i told them this story and his response was that is so michelle. it is unclear why the suspect pushed michelle. police say he has a history of mental illness. he's currently in a hospital with a police guard. those who spoke in san francisco and new york say attacks against asian americans must stop. >> she deserved to be saved that day and did not deserv

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. they went on to say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind, intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our comey jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> well, local leaders organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's scheduled for tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's. >> portsmouth squar

he is pushing for michelle childs to replace the retiring judge. she is currently on the seat south carolina. this event runs about 25 minutes. >> hello everyone, and welcome to washington post live. congressional reporter at the washington post covering the house of representatives, that is why i am very excited to have this timely conversation. he is the third-highest ranking democrat in the house, serving as the majority whip. thank you so much for joining me today. rep. clyburn: think you very much for having me. >> there are so many things i want to ask you about, but i need to start where the news has been in the past 24 hours, which is the supreme court. i know there are several names being floated, and you have been someone who has counseled biden from basically the beginning of his campaign to this day, even though a lot of your colleagues are actually thinking that judge ketanji brown jackson is the frontrunner. there has been one consistent recommendations. tell us a little bit about why you like her so much and whether you have spoken t

michele? >> michele: derek, congratulations. this game had everything! >> yeah. >> michele: how would you describe the emotions from beginning to ends? >> i trite my best even from pregame and coming out of the tunnel to stay as low key as i could but it was hard to do with this atmosphere. i think vegas showed up in a real way and helped us pull this out. it was unbelievable. >> michele: it was unbelievable. the final drive when the chargered tied it up and you know you're heading into overtime. how does your mindset change at that moment? >> i had a big mindset change. up 15 a little while in the fourth. stuff happens. we played complimentary football and got the ball back and win it a couple of games and our defense did a great job all game and hats off to the chargers. one of the best defenses i play every year. the talented they have over there is unbelievable. >> michele: you are driving. this thing could have ended in a tie. chargers call a time-out. how does that shift the it definitely did, obviously. we knew no matter what, we didn't want a tie

i cannot remember the last time i have spoken to michelle. i did speak with the president a couple of weeks ago. i have been talking to president biden about the united state supreme court. i am the father of three daughters and they are very professional women. they are achievers, and none of them are lawyers or interested in the supreme court. from a personal standpoint, but they are all women, black women. they have been insulted over the years like so many black women, that we have five women who have served on the supreme court, never has a black woman been seriously considered. i took that issue up with president biden back in 2020. i saw that the time had arrived to do something about that. how many times have you heard it said that black women are the backbone of the unit credit -- democratic party was to mark you cannot say it, -- how many times have you heard it said that the black women are the backbone of the democratic party? it is time that you show it. it is causing debate back in february, two years ago, he said if you got the

i have "the new york times" michelle goldberg, eric buller who follows fox news very closely and the editor of pressrun.media and cornell belcher. michelle, i understand the kind of jump in the media and on the internet to always say, well, didn't we know some of this? okay, so what? i'm curious, though, with an eye on the evidence what you think about the fact that the congress

. >>> plus -- >> michelle was giving. she was the best friend that anybody could have. >> from new york city to fremont to san francisco, friends and family remember the life of michelle go, who was pushed to her death at a subway station. we'll take you to san francisco's chinatown, the site of one of the two vigils this evening. >>> also, an asteroid the size of three salesforce towers just flew by earth. how close was it really, and what's nasa's emergency plan? >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. among the stories we're watching this evening, the los gatos mom back in court, and an eye-opening crime spree involving atms. let's start with the revealing sign that our covid surge is slowing down. we like to hear that. those long lines are starting to disappear. in fact, see for yourself right behind me. nbc bay area's sky ranger, our chopper at a testing site today in hayward. you notice down below, just a few cars in line. compare this to last week, we're going to switch the video for yo

that's michelle, so fasten your i michelle, so fasten your seatbelt.ring now. with of course what happened the night before causing further declines certainly for japan, the main market there down over 2% at the moment. the price of a barrel of oil, although it is seeking up as over $87 for a barrel. let's have a look at the wall street numbers so you can see those numbers so you can see those numbers at the end of the day but not at all reflect being the session as you just heard from michelle. the bbc understands the consumer goods giant unilever is set to announce thousands ofjobs cuts this week. the company behind everything from marmite to dove soap will shed positions in more than 100 countries, with cuts in the "low thousands" planned according to a source close to the matter. joining me now is sunaina sinha haldea, global head of private capital advisory at raymond james. unilever once again in the headlines. took us through this restructuring.— restructuring. good morning to ou. restructuring. good morning to yom unilever— restructuring. good

friends and family in both sides of the country are grieving for the death of bay area michelle goh. a man pushed her off a subway platform. >> we're in san francisco's chinatown where a memorial in her honor is underway. sergio? >> reporter: i can tell you this is an event being held in solidarity with the event that was just held a few hours earlier in new york. i can show you right now that this event in san francisco has just started. you can see there is quite a turnout on such a cold evening. for some of the people here, this is quite personal because some of the people in this crowd actually knew michelle goh. they went to college with her or knew her when she was growing up in the bay area. for this event, this is an opportunity for people to come together and heal after yet another tragic act of violence. >> michelle goh's death has shocked the city. that's because police say it was entirely unprovoked. the man arrested in this attack, charlie marshall, has a history of mental illness but didn't seem to be motivated by hate. >> this doesn't seem to be an anti-hate crime, but

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. they went on to say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind and intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested 61 year-old son marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our comey jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> bay area leaders have organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's happening tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. >> in san francisco's portsmouth

and temperatures go, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> we will not leave michelle behind. we will use her light to forge forward as one city committed to one another's wellness. >> another vigil was held a few hours ago in times square, directly above the subway station where she died. and in the city where she spent a decade doing volunteer work to help the on housed. people like her. her family says her attacker is schizophrenic and has been in and out of hospitals for decades. >> her family is asking for privacy as they mourn. they described her as a beautiful kind woman who loved her family and friends, adding we are in a state of shock and grieving the loss of our daughter, sister, and friend. we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived and noticed how she died. >>> taking a look at san francisco were to nightmare london breed is pushing to change a city security camera law to curb crime. existing law currently bans police for monitoring security cameras in real time. the mayor's office says that makes it more difficult to disrupt crimes am i like the open a

. >> from the bay area to the east coast, friends and family remember the life of michelle gowe who was pushed to her death at a subway station. >>> and the los gatos mother accused of throwing alcohol-fueled parties and the reason she is a risk to the community if she walks out of jail. this is "today in the bay." >>> we are broadcasting not only to your television but you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. good wednesday morning. >> vianey aranna is also here. >> so beautiful right here. great start. notice, it's been cloudy. we had those high clouds really dominating in our forecast. taking a look at satellite/radar, we've got high pressure that is building, getting stronger over the bay area and that's going to impact our temperatures. currently, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s to start. 50 degrees in san jose. got a couple of 30s up through novato. less than a quarter of a mile. santa rosa down to a quarter of a mile but also through parts of livermore and down through morgan hill and the south bay, down to five miles and even less than that for p

new york's mayor and a congresswoman were also those remembering michelle's legacy.s talked about crime and the aapi community. >> we have come to declare today that in the face of fear, we forge forward. we come to declare today that we will reclaim our city from a cloak of darkness by lifting up michelle's light. >> this tragedy of another member of our community, the aapi community here in new york , being taken from us is one that we have heard way too often. >> she was killed after being shoved in front of a train on saturday. authorities say she was on the platform and suddenly was pushed by a man onto the tracks in an unprovoked attack. the suspect was later identified as 61-year-old simon marshall. marshall is now facing murder charges. let's give you a love letter back outside of that vigil at a very large gathering as people are sitting to honor michelle go. more on how she is being remembered head on kpix 5 news at 7:00. she was born in berkeley, lived in fremont, graduated from american high school in 1998. >> such a horrible tragedy. >>> the woman known

. >> it is still unclear why the suspect pushed michelle. police say he has a history of mental illness. he was apparently in a hospital with a police guard. those who spoke in san francisco and new york say attacks against asian americans must stop. >> she deserved to be safe. she didn't deserve this. >> we are going to take the spirit of her brilliance and her kindness and her desire to serve and we are going to use that to continue to fight for a better world because we have to because of violence that has to end. reggie: michelle was a 19 98 graduate of fremont american haskell where she was a cheerleader and part of the honor society. her family still lives in the east bay. kumasi: if you are taking international trip to or from sfo today, global airlines are canceling flights as verizon and at&t launch new 5g service which airline executives say could cause safety issues. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on this disagreement. amy: some international airlines have canceled flights indefinitely here to sfo because of this issu

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died.y went on to say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind and intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested 61 year-old son marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> 5.33 is the time and local leaders have organized again, a local candlelight vigil in honor of michelle. it's happening tonight at 6 o'clock. >> and san

tonight didn't know michelle go, they felt it is important to be here. the fact that she did graduate from the high school that she grew up to in fremont. her death taking place far from home in new york city. he moved there focusing on mental hemt problems. >> michelle does not deserve this and especially with agents declining. >> when we see this happening time and time again. we have to come together and speak up against it. >> it is unclear why the person turned himself in. the point-to-point has a record of mental health problem from already to san francisco. people have been coming together to remember go. >> this is personal. dr. steven chan was her doctor. >> michelle stood for love. not what he did but what love did. what did she bring to the panel. her parents didn't attend celebration of life. they want everyone to hear. >> they don't want him to focus how he died. they want you to focus on. another one is in the city's central park. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> court records show 52-year-old of have been charge four federal offenses, i

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we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind, intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. that hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> local leaders have organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's portsmouth square. >> happening now, pol

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind and intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested 61 year-old son marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person attack on our comey jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> local leaders have organized a local candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's happening tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's parts enough square. if you'd like join and

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. they went on to say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind and intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested 61 year-old son marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person attack on our comey jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> local leaders have organ zed a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go for this evening. it starts at 6 o'clock and san francisco's portsmouth square tonight. >>

the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right, mentally disturbed person as a contact me jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >>local leaders have organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's happening tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's portsmouth square, owner of a stolen french bulldog is now offering a $5,000 reward for anyone who safely returns their dog t tow tito was stolen from the owner at gunpoint on saturday night in castro valley. alameda county deputies say that the owner and their mom was walking the dog near north bridge lane when 5 men rushed up to steal the dog and the owners purse later that night, the robbers actually came back to the victim's home and stole her car. if you have any information, call alameda sheriff's office. >>police in union city are looking for 2 people suspected of robbing the elderly of their jewelry. >>police say that 3 people were robbed in separate incidents on the 13th and 14th. but their stories are similar. the victim

we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived and not just how she died. she was a beautiful, brilliant, kind, and intelligent woman who loved to travel the world and to help others. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence, and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> thank you. family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil in her honor tomorrow at times square in new york city. >>> happening tomorrow, hundreds of oakland students are expected to boycott classes and stay home. this comes after more than 1200 students signed an online petition. students are demanding that schools shift from in-person to online learning, unless the district complies with these demands. n95 masks for every student, twice-weekly covid-19 testing for everyone on school campuses, and more outdoor spaces to eat safely when it rains. the petition says students plan to stay out of school until the district meets their demands. we have reached out to the oakland unified school district for comment. we will have continuing co

and here in san francisco to honor michelle, go. and another story. also disturbing in southern california, an emergency room nurse who was attacked at a downtown los angeles bus stop last week has died. 70 year-old sandra shells worked la county, usc medical center for almost 4 decades. police say carry transit sucker punched her early thursday morning near union station in an unprovoked attack. it caused her to fall down and fracture her skull. she underwent brain surgery at the same hospital where she worked as a trauma nurse officers arrested bell about 90 minutes later. the lapd says that dow had one prior arrest in la and multiple arrests and several other states. he will likely face murder charges. his bail was set at 2 million dollars in the south bay, a man who was hurt in a south san jose hit and run earlier this month has died. it happened on center road. >> just north of the capital expressway on january, 7th. police say the victim was walking outside a crosswalk when he was struck by a truck and that driver sped away before he could be id

we hope that michelle will be remembered for how she lived in just not how she died. they went on to say that she was a beautiful, brilliant kind, intelligent woman who loved her friends and family. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence. and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> 6.36, the time local leaders, we should remind you have organized a local candlelight vigil in honor of michelle. it will be taking place tonight at

friends, family and strangers remembering michelle go. >> she lit up every room she was in. >> what we'reg about the bay area woman killed in horrific subway attack. >>> videos hard to watch, security guard mauled by dog in middle of a public library in san francisco. changes that may be coming as a result. >> may not be as easy it seems, some people having a hard time ordering the free covid tests. we'll help you get around the hurdles. >>> this could impact travel plans, 5g rollout across the united states. >>> we begin with breaking news out of san jose. police investigating after driver in car hit three people this evening. two have died. they're in the hospital, the third expected to survive. sjpd said it happening before 8:30, almaden expressway and foxworthy avenue. intersection expected to be closed several hours as police investigate. police say the driver stayed at the scene and was taken to the hospital. >>> signs of love and frustration, memorials in san francisco and new york city for michelle go, 40-year-old fremont native pushed to her death at new york city subway station

that was michelle _ to social unrest. that was michelle outlining - to social unrest.al unrest. that was - michelle outlining the issues. david madden is a market analyst at equiti capital here in london good morning david. that inflation number is 7% and it is high, the highest for many decades but it was not a surprise, was it? and that is what markets were in select and, won't they? it what markets were in select and, won't they?— what markets were in select and, won't they? it was bang in line with expectations - and, won't they? it was bang in line with expectations and - and, won't they? it was bang in line with expectations and did l line with expectations and did not send out a huge impact on the ten year yield. the all—important us government bond yield is often seen as a good predictor as to what the federal reserve are going to do with interest rates. earlier in the week the ten year yield was traded above 1.8% and that added, that really triggered the same pressure we saw in global stock markets recently. but it is a muted affair yesterday, almost as if a l

on tuesday south carolina federal judge, michelle childs, will testify at her senate confirmation hearing for a promotion by president biden to the washington, d. c. court of appeals, the most important federal appeals court in the country. more supreme court justices come from that court than any other. president biden nominated judge childs to be for the court of appeals in december and as luck would happen her confirmation hearing was scheduled before the severe news that justice stephen breyer will retire at the end of the supreme court's term in the early summer. tuesday's hearing will be in effect, a full dressed rehearsal for the supreme court confirmation hearing of judge michel child's, if president obama nominates her to the supreme court at the end of february, which is the timetable that the president announced today for his big decision. the hearing will also show us whether any other nominee the president might choose will be subjected to in these senate judiciary committees. judge chiles might be able to actually win the supreme court job next tuesday by delivering a stella

>> a vigil was held tonight honoring the life of michelle go. the bay area n?tive who was pushed to her death in front of a new york city subway train kron four's gayle ong was at a vigil tonight in fremont. >> friends and community members gathered for a vigil in freeman friday night to honor the life of 40 year-old michelle go. even though i didn't know her i just feel like she could be any one of and i just want to be here supporting family through this very, very difficult time on january 15, go was waiting on a new york city subway platform in times square when police say she was pushed in front of a train in an unprovoked attack. 61 year-old simon marshall who was described as homeless and emotionally disturbed, turned himself in friends say go was a volunteer helping at risk in homeless families. she also worked as a consultant in manhattan. go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. >> philip j knew her since middle school. everything that they said about her. it's true. he's absolutely the best person and we've lost a really good person. >> michel

michel, you say it's all about the showdown between russia and the us. so does anything germany could do actually matter, would it make a difference. oh yes it would make a huge difference simply because if we do actually matter, would it make a difference. oh yes talk about all the possible measures the west could take if there was any conflict between russia and ukraine or a russian invasion. in in this case it is above and formal of it is germany in the first row germany will have to put in his weight as an economic power. all the economic sanctions will be paid by germany as the economic leader in in europe. this was the case in 2014 and this is why i think chancellor shoals should now speak up and actually live up to the expectations of an international role of germany. i want to dig deeper on sanctions and uh and german attitudes a little bit later on. but alexander for a long time, there was a consensus in this country that germany really couldn't afford to take a diplomatic sundar vague as they say, essentially to depart from the path taken by th

that is according to cdc director michelle wilensky. who said this on fox news sunday. >> with elma krohn the death registry come of course, takes a few weeks to collect and of course omicron has been with usa will be forthcoming. but the most thing we can do for the children to get them out of the hospital is to vaccinate them and vaccinate family members around them. >> with the well-being of kids has been question is chicago and school shut down and dragged into the second week now. the teachers union and to force to remote learning for hundreds of thousands of students. >> to be clear that chicago teachers union is an illegal walkout and they have a pen at their post and the kids and their family. >> this is how the union responded to that "do you know the way teachers see that?" we see this as bowling and attempt to not listen to the people who are actually in there to make schools and education work. but many, of course see this as the pandemic and bargaining chips. randi weingarten, head of national federation of teachers added t

another vigil was held tonight in memory of michelle. go. michel we will miss you deeply, but know that you will always be in our hearts and memories. hundreds of people gathered in times square, where a towering image of go stood over them all . those who knew go came to celebrate her life. activists and public officials took aim at the circumstances that allowed for her murder. multiple appointment of law enforcement officers match with mental health professionals to identify those who are need are in need and give them the services immediately. according to the suspect's family 61 year old marshall simon was homeless and schizophrenic and has been in and out of mental hospitals for 20 years. new at 10 the chp announced tonight a major bust by its organized retail crime task force connected to the looting in san francisco's union square last november. the chp showed up $185,000 in stolen works and dice recovered here in the bay area just yesterday. the seized items include dozens of bags of high end clothing, along with buckets of personal