corporal mooney was 58 years old, a loving husband, father, and grandfather.ice are looking for help to find a missing 11-year-old. he is 5'2", weighs 68 pounds, last seen around 8:00 this morning. if you see him, please call berkeley police. a national shortage of veterinarians and veterinary nurses is being felt in the bay area, with some pet hospitals having to reduce emergency services. melanie woodrow has the story. >> when jack jack's mom is across the country, so did he. >> two years ago, i tried looking for a vet in the neighborhood and i could not find a single event in the city taking on new animals. >> lara is experiencing the effects of a nationwide veterinary shortage firsthand. >> i am really worried. reporter: the president of the san francisco spca says the shortage is not specific to the sf spca or even to the bay area. she attributes the shortage of veterinarians to the number matriculating in annually versus the number retiring, and says attrition is also one of the main factors for the nurse shortage. >> the average career lifespan of a vet

i'm just glad i can help. the scene earlier as a procession escorted the body of corporal kevin mooney to a private funeral service korbel mooney was a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy for twenty one years who are custody and patrol duties which also included patrolling the city of a renda. he then joined the moraga police department in two thousand thirteen rising to the rank of detective he was also u. s. marine corps vet who served in iraq mooney died august twenty first from complications of covid nineteen. there are still a staggering number of coronavirus cases across the country and here in california mostly among the unvaccinated there have now been more than four point three million confirmed coronavirus cases here in the state since the beginning of the pandemic that includes seventy two hundred new cases in the last twenty four hours. sixty six thousand people have died in california from the virus including twenty six people since yesterday across the united states there been over forty million cases overall and over six hundred and fifty two thousand deaths. tha

mooney: thank you.rday, speaker pelosi claimed the same thing, that the democrats' reconciliation cost zero, would be paid for. president biden said the same thing. so call me skeptical, but given the record of the democrats in congress on runaway spending, i just don't believe it, and i am not feeling one. "the washington post" called the claim is legally -- the claim misleading and gave it a score of two pinocchios. the truth is we are spending at an alarming rate in this country , since the covid-19 pandemic began last year. the federal government has spent more than $5.3 trillion on relief, roughly $16,000 for every american. our ballooning debt is not an abstract problem. out-of-control spending proposed by biden and being rubberstamped here in congress will leave a mess that our children and grandchildren have to clean up and pay for. the decisions we make today, 20 or 30 years from now, our children and grandchildren have to pay this back. what is in the package that is alarming to me is tax incr

my firm mooney kind of this is our 3rd time visiting body. so it's where couples drug users get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money. presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and face very planned, helps i get treatment for his addiction. had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and with joined his old buddies. mm mm mm ah, the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking that is a nation's allowed to do anything. all the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slave, the americans, brock obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exists as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning this russian into this dangerous man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some of it on your own. i english v i v. i not leashed off in one interpret lock

when you go to columbus firm, which mooney kind of this is our 3rd time visiting police. so it's one of those drug users get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money, presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest, and faith planned helps i get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and we joined his old buddies. mm mm mm ah, welcome to maximize or financial survival guide. looking forward to your best video . this is what happened is the benches in britain. still at the top of you watch kaiser report. the, the news only one main thing is important, not as an internationally speaking that is a nation's but that's allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the mind, nations who are the slave, the americans, rock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turn

mooney for five minutes for questions. >> thank you. these credit reports give lenders an insight into how likely a bore is to pay back a loan. if a consumer has a history of poor credit, then the prospect of payback is less certain. this result in higher pricing or even will unwillingness to extend credit at all. in other words, ... >> mr. mooney, would you please check to see if you have muted yourself? ... mr. mooney, we cannot hear you. would you please check again -- >> it's not on you. can you hear me now? >> we can hear you now, thank you. i will extend your time by 30 seconds. >> all right. a way to measure uncertainty. the more uncertain alone, the higher the price. so mr. danaher, can you tell us what would happen to the cost and availability of credit if we were to subtract information on credit reports? >> thank you congressman i. i think two things. would likely occur. one is the cost of credit would increase, both priced, as you say, with the unknown for the risk. and secondly, i think there would be a contraction of credi

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tom mooney matters all your floppy, the position with. but i can make that that. so you think it's one of my boys did a stop to a degree that joe mel mac joe not a big it will make it up on the bigger or some of the job, but i want it's going to be the college job, but that is more that is called i for the bigger here. you know, when does the job be? and i want to make up that because it's, as you mobilize your selfish because muscle on behalf of him because we're both a selfish maker, the ah, must be money already. if you want to me, can you tell me to be with them? a critique is done after the market house it's held should have done. oh yes ma'am. the common it had to be tough as to stay with him up to the to duplex, but it grows cathy by the program. almost as you guys, you know, we honestly to, to where you also saw national off my, my august passed the want to call on them and they bought them by one of them. so i might, if you could, if you get, you're going to do a bulky me on that look at, but from soft i shall, i won't fail boot. but if you get the lot, y

fellow officers, families, friends, celebrating the life of 58-year-old corporal kevin mooney. he died last month of convocations related to covid- 19. chopper 5 was overhead as the procession left saint monica's church in moraga. you see them making their way for the church here, and they were invited to observe the procession as it made its way through moraga and orinda. >>> tomorrow, president biden will announce a new six-point strategy to fight covid. it comes amid a late summer surge. >> his plan he will annoce ow, six steps to stop the spread of delta, and increase vaccinations. we have more work to do, and we are still at war with the virus. >> more than 252,000 kids tested positive for covid-19 in just the last week. that is the highest total ever in a 7 day stretch according to the american academy of pediatrics. they say children accounted for more than 26% of all covid cases in the u.s. in that week alone. >>> is the country's case numbers spike, the world health organization is pleading with the u.s. and other affluent countries to halt vaccine booster shots. the o

and midway through the 2nd hall, thanks to nicholas mooney, the gama lou, and in the interest over time in a way with, by passing just feeling god gave the homicide an opportunity taken apart. your defense you with the last chicken again finished to warn the young voice printed the test. just give me a huge ball job of the game and iron's normally a very, very as to tackling one of the best in the world. so we know we've given ourselves the more difficult task than what we did last year, but everyone thought we were through after 2 games last year. fortunate is the 1st game in the group when we upload the time to so to bounce back from it. but yeah, of course, discipline is a huge part football in terms of jesse obviously we know football alive, making mistakes in the last seconds. jesse won't just want the played safe and just one misplaced past and you've conceded to golf. and then the hopkins will learn from it, learn from it, and it'll pick himself open to be ready to go on sunday because that's part and parcel of football. but yeah, of course, discipline is a big part. kelsey made

young boy managed to equalize that midway through the 2nd hall, but thanks to nicola mooney now got miles and then deep into stoppage time. where would that pass from jesse and god gave the home side an opportunity. jordan took with the law cake of the game is going to sue on young voice. discipline is a huge ball job of the game and iron's normally a very, very, as to tackling one of the best in the world. so we know we've given ourselves more difficult task than what we did last year, but everyone thought we were through after 2 games last year. fortunate is the 1st game of the group when we up loads of time to so to bounce back from it. but yeah, of course, discipline is a huge part football in terms of jesse obviously we know football a lot make mistakes in the last seconds. jesse one, just want to play it safe and just one misplaced pass and you can see that a golf and then the hopkins will learn from it, learn from it. and it will pick himself open to be ready to go on sunday because that's part and parcel of football. but yeah, of course disciplines. a big part on chelsea made the

i sat down with a shaft, john mooney, and this is what he have to say. i'm here every day over the clothes. i'm obviously active in the community. it's been my whole life. so i mean, i speak to the restaurant owners, other ships, and i have no idea where the staff is, but i mean, i'm in the same boat as everybody i speak to. so it's, it's a industry wide problem there. currently we're crunch is widespread, affecting many industries dim their lights during the pandemic and are now struggling to turn them back on from warehousing to trucking to hospitality. the shortage is rippling through the economy, causing supply chain bottlenecks and driving up costs that are preventing many sectors from fully recovering. but it's particularly pronounced at restaurants, which are short on chefs washers and wait staff. here we are in an empty dining room where normally for lunch we would be open and serve in a couple 100 guests. but this, this year because of our staff shortage, both with us workers but also workers from overseas. we've, we can't fill the demand accord

mooney, we cannot hear you? would you please check again? >> it's not on mute, can you hear me now. >> we can hear you now, thank you. >> i will extend the time by 30 seconds. >> all right. >> way to measure uncertainty. the copy paid for the risk. can you please tell us what would happen to the cost and availability of credit if we were to suppress the information on credit reports? >> thank you congressman. i think two things would likely occur in that case. one is the cost of credit would increase and as you say, for the unknown, for the risk. secondly, i think there would be a contraction of credit lenders that would be willing to land to marginal borrowers. because they would not have that insight into exactly how that bore were might perform. so ... i think that's risk based pricing dies result in lower prices for many consumers. but it also greatly expands the universe of potential borrowers because you put up the price appropriately. >> got it. next question for ms. kuehn. your testimony on past instances when either legislative or r

mooney, would you please check to see if you have muted yourself? mr. mooney, we cannot hear you. would you please check again to see if you can use it yourself? >> it's not on mute. can you hear me now? >> we can hear you now and i will extend your time by 30 seconds. >> can you please tell us what will happen to the cost and availability of credit if we were to suppress adverse information on credit reports. >> thank you, congressman. i think two things would likely occur in that case. one is the cost of credit would increase as lenders prized, as you say, for the unknown, for the risk, and secondly, i think there would be a contraction of credit lender -- lenders would be less willing to lend to marginal borrowers because they would not have that insight into exactly how that borrower might perform. so i think that risk based pricing does result in lower prices for many consumers, but it also greatly expands the universe of potential borrowers because you are able to price appropriately for risk. >> next question, your testimony listed past instances when either rhett -- legisl

very quickly, kelly, what does it mean culturally that paul mooney, dmx, michael king, what does it mean early. what kind of impact does it have on us to lose these people so soon. >> it's significant. i think a lot of people are spending time talking about how short life is. and the realization of people that felt very familiar to us. quite frankly, michael k. williams looks like he could be an uncle, a cousin -- >> right. >> -- a friend, a brother of many of our families, you know. and so it makes you really realize the value of life and of living and it makes you re-examine your own lives, i think, too to make sure that you're maximizing them the way that some of these guys who have been so integral to the culture maximized their lives as well. >> kelly carter, thank you for joining us tonight. we'll be right back. joining us tonight we'll be right back. in ucing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. wealth is breaking ground on your

>> so this morning, the police department will honor one of their fallen officers, corporal kevin mooneygust 21st from covid related complications. he joined the department in 2013 an rose through the ranks to detective and served in the contra costa county sheriff's office and saw combat in iraq. today his comrades will hold a procession along moraga way. >>> looks like recent vaccine mandates in the north bay are starting to have an impact on first responders. the press democrat spoke with several agencies about how their teams are responding to the mandate. in all cases the number of vaccinated workers is higher. the sonoma county sheriff's office has a 70% rate and seb bass toe spol 90%. santa rosa 62% is vaccinated with 80% of the fire department. next the stop stories we are following today including the latest on the caldor fire. and the touching story from one victim who lost their homes and stepping up to rebuild. >> looming pandemic, why flu season could make covid worse. the governor's recall election is less than a week away. the vice president campaign trip to the bay area.

try wetjet with a money-back guarantee. fifty eight all corporate corporal kevin mooney the processionis happening on moraga way between moroccan aranda a private funeral be held later today. when he died august twenty first from complications of covid nineteen it's not clear if he was vaccinated. we're learning new information on a shooting in gilroy we brought you at the beginning of this hour that involves a police officer just minutes ago here gill what police released more information on this breaking news they say around two thirty this morning police responded to fourth street for reports of an intoxicated man. basket or say that when police arrived the man shot at an officer when confronted the officer returned fire and the man was hit by the gunfire he was taken to the hospital where he later died the officer was not injured president biden makes another direct call to congress to pass critical pieces of his domestic agenda lawmakers are gearing up for a very busy rest of the year. and as madeline rivera reports democrats are hopeful that they can pass both bills but republica

but epa and other agencies called on me to identify the site locations at camp mooney, we had to show them maps of where the locations were. i worked a lot of those sites in my lifetime, with the labor union, with the teamster's. and we need our share of money to clean those up. now residual's, in the villages, i will use point hope as an example. at the mayor's office, i was taking the lead on the radioactive isotopes that were left behind by the atomic energy commission of the united states in the 19 sixties. they left the isotopes in the ice in a body of water that the local people use for water. and it had the highest cancer rates in the nation at the time. the community on couldn't understand why everyone was getting sick when they were not being exposed to anything. basically, and yet, this drinking water source had radio isotopes that the atomic energy commission left buried and said, leave it alone. but the creek was a source for the community. and we have had to bury many, many of our relatives in point hope over the years. because of that issue. that has been noted in report

mooney, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. secretary yellen, do you believe that president biden's reconciliation package proposal, the one with the $3.5 trillion dollar in total spending, will cost zero nb -- and to be fully paid for? >> yes, i do. we have a full program that the president has proposed to raise revenue that would cover the costs of the program. in the president's budget, of course. there are changes under consideration, as this goes through congress, but there are a host of revenue raisers and i do believe it will be actually deficit reducing, beyond the 1st 10 years of the program. >> okay, thank you. i mean, yesterday, speaker pelosi claimed the same thing -- that the democrats reconciliation proposal would cost zero. that would be paid for. president biden said the same thing in a tweet earlier. so call me skeptical. but given the record of the democrats in congress here on runaway spending, i just don't believe it. and i'm not the only one. the washington post called president biden's claim that the bill

mooney is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair.nded the moratorium even though they knew it was unconstitutional. assumed the power to himself that is rightly placed in the legislature and the congress after the court struck down the moratorium and told the white house it was unconstitutional, democrats and the committee and congress proposed changes to the emergency rental assistance program. the republicans already proposed the changes to the rental assistance program months ago before the moratoriums standoff took place and instead of going to the president to abuse his powers and working with committee members on common sense reforms now they are rushing to their rental assistance program in this process to schedule monday of next week having a hearing on the bill friday, today the week before. hearings are supposed to give us a chance to step back and assess legislation before they are marked up or make it to the house floor but there are zero business days between the hearing and legislation and scheduled markup vote. i think

mooney, he properly reported -- improperly reported campaign funds. mr.ethics violations involving stock trades. mr. hagedorn, according to the minnesota reformer, they add that october 21, which is a thursday which is expect to announce next steps. from john in mississippi, independent line. caller: i just want to say to america and the world -- this country was built by black people, not immigrants. everything -- the land -- in this country, they assassinated our leaders. people like jeff bezos making hundreds of billions of dollars, people do not want to resolve slavery. you have redlining. america does not want an even playing field for their black citizens. $2 trillion goes to financial america. i am sick of this. host: we will go to nebraska, republican line. caller: one of the biggest things that i see on this bill on the daycare and the community colleges. we should give the current teachers more income and more tools so students can go into other universities. it seems like we keep missing the problem and are willing to throw money everywhere exc

mooney. mr. mooney: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. madam. pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on september 15, 2021, at 1:26 p.m. that the senate passed senate 273, senate 297. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the committee on armed services is authorized to file a supplemental report on the bill h.r. 4350. pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until 2 p.m. on monday, september 20, 2 after tha senator on energy infrastructure and climate change. axios is the sponsor. you can also wa

corporal kevin mooney died august 21st from covid and related complications.the public is encouraged to observe this repression along morago way and orlinda. >>> people try to get away with lots of things but these days, cameras are keeping them honest. >> one clear example. a guy in louisiana tried to fake a hit and run injury. the problem is the car was a tesla and they had a backup camera. the guy pretended to get hit at a gas station parking lot. there he goes again. he filed a hit and run injury report the police caught up with the driver who showed them the footage. the man later admitted -- >>> in the uk, a would be criminal put on a dancing display to still watch. he stop at the couple and struck up a conversation and give them high-fives as a distraction as he slipped the woman's $12,000 rolex it off her wrist and then broke out into bizarre fancy footwork before unsuccessfully trying to steal from the man. he made off with the timepiece but police later caught up with the guy and took him into custody. >> keeping this on our toes. was it working? >>>