thank you. >> president moran: i have couple of questions. the permit itself, when does that expire? >> actually, i think mr. ramirez is on the line as well. may be he can answer the detailed question like that. >> i'll be happy to. thank you, steve. the revokable permit was issued in 2002. there's no end date. it's at the discretion of the city to revoke it. there's no term to it. >> president moran: we're pursuing some revisions to the permit and it sounded like it was unrelated to the cross country course. did i get that right? >> we will update our permits. lots of things change overtame. this permit is almost 20 years old. this is just one of those permits. we started working probably over a year ago with san mateo folks. long story short, obviously there's not agreement about the current operation and the issues associated with it. as steve said earlier, cross country course has been in place for almost 50 years, the permit was 20 years ago. it's described in our peninsula watershed management plan as an existing use. we were on a task

let's get right to terry moran live on the hill tonight. terry, we know this whistle-blower plans to testify tomorrow before congress about what she says facebook knowingly does. she did leave taking thousands of documents with her. does she face any legal exposure for that or is she protected? >> reporter: well, she will be up here tomorrow morning, david, testifying before senators and she is protected from retaliation by the s.e.c.'s whistle-blower program. and with facebook gradually coming online now along with the other apps, it is still unknown where there is any connection between that massive outage and her revelations. david? > terry moran live on the hill leading us off on a monday night. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that oil spill threatening the coast of southern california. an underwater pipe spilling a torrent of crude oil. wildlife killed, beaches closed. late today, we were out on the ocean. tonight, divers have now zeroed in on the source and this evening, our team at kabc flying over the emergency work

>> terry moran following the hearing all day for us. terry, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic in this country. major news tonight on the johnson & johnson vaccine and on their own booster. how soon could it be available? and what dr. anthony fauci said today about this idea of mixing and matching vaccines when getting a booster. he didn't rule it out. abc's steve osunsami at the cdc tonight. >> reporter: millions of americans who've gotten the single-dose johnson & johnson covid vaccine could be just weeks away from being able to get a second shot, a booster dose, from the drugmaker. the fda meets next week to review the drugmaker's data that they filed today and the cdc could approve the extra shot soon after. >> a booster at two months increases the efficacy to very high levels and we believe that a booster at six months would actually do even better than that. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says that a second shot of their drug about two months after getting the first provides 94% protection against symptomatic disease and 100% prot

i would like to nominate vice president moran for president. as mr. drekmeier said, we have a tradition of moving the vice president to president. as we're going with a new general manager, i think the depth of knowledge of not just san francisco p.u.c., but the issues and the players is vital, so i'm quite pleased to nominate andy as the next president. >> thank you. may i have a second? commissioner ajami? >> i second. >> commissioner paulson? >> if i could make a couple of comments. over the past couple of years, since i've been on the commission, when the mayor first nominated commissioner maxwell and myself to be on this board, i came a little bit kicking and screaming, but i have just taken this job so seriously, and there's been so many different changes that have happened with some of the leadership, you know, with people moving and new people coming on board, you know, the dynamic of this board is extremely important, and i value it, and i value the time that i'm spending on it, and i'm taking it very seriously. i also want to say, as many of

blumenthal: thank you, senator moran and then we have joined by the chair. we will break at about 11:30 if that is ok because we have a vote. then we will reconvene. >> as senator thune said, let's go to work. >> our differences are very minor in the face of revelations that we have now seen. i hope we could move forward. sen. moran: i share that view, thank you. thank you for your testimony. what examples do you know? we talk about children, teenage girl specifically. what other examples do you know about what facebook or instagram new its would be harmful to its users but still proceeded with the plan and executed those harmful behaviors. ms. haugen: facebook's research is aware that -- they know severe harm is happening to children. for example, in the case of bullying, facebook knows that instagram dramatically changes the experience of high school. we were in high school -- when i was in high school. sen. brown: you looked at me and changed your wording. ms. haugen: most kids could go home and reset for 16 hours. kids who are bullied on instagram it fol

>> no, commissioner moran, this is a serious matter. i'll make this comment later on when i make my presentation with the capital financing plan. the p.u.c. has policies and procedures commission adopts from time to time. one of the things is training. this is actually an item or something that's formally part of our policies and procedures. >> vice president moran: thank you. read the next item please. >> clerk: item 8. citizens advisory committee annual update. presented by ekanem. >> hello, thank you so much for having me today. i wanted to start off and say thank you so much to our the commissioners. you done a tremendous job. i'm looking forward to work with every one here. i wanted to start off and talk about -- as a gay, cisgender black san franciscan i feel honored to chair the c.a.c. committee. all of you out there, if you have any issues you want to learn more, we are at sfpuc.org/cac. we are a board of 17 people, 13 seats are filled currently. each board of trustees -- board of supervisors gets to appoint one person. we are v

terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and terry, as you know, also from the hill tonight, that sweeping senate report finding former president trump pressured the department of justice in the final weeks of his presidency to overturn the election. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: in early january, donald trump attempted to use the justice department to effectively steal the presidential election. aid according to a new senate report, the documents this brazen attempt by trump to stay in power. >> former president donald trump would have shredded the constitution to keep his office in the presidency, there is no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: trump had been enraged when attorney general bill barr said there was no widespread fraud in early december. >> well, he hasn't done anything. so, he hasn't looked. they haven't looked very hard, which is a disappointment, to be honest with you. >> reporter: after barr left in mid-december, the report says trump turned

. >> joycelyn moran is live at a house that's decorated for the little ghouls and goblins. they've already got this halloween party started, a little bit of a monster mash over there. >> that's right. that happens here now. it's dark, sun isn't up yet. i am a little bit spooked. i will show you some of the decorations. you have some skeletons on that table. then you move to our left and you've got frankenstein, a couple pumpkins. it's a bit spooky but i want to show you our friend. let's see if it works this time. there you go. a little bit spooky out here. take a look at some of the video from last night. that is monster mash dance party that families can participate in. if you didn't get a chance last night, you have a chance tonight and tomorrow night on nadine street. but again, those covid safety measures are going to be import for onheexpes to stay much as poible. again that's because kids as we know are not yet eligible to get the vaccine. second, make sure you are wearing face coverings if you are trick or treating and especially if you are handing out candy. listen

moran: are there other practices that are known to be harmed? ms. haugen: facebook is aware the choices it made in meaningful social interactions, engagement based rankings that did not care if you bullied someone, that was meaningful. they know that change directly changed publishers behavior. companies rode in and said the content is most successful on our platform. you have a problem with your ranking and they did nothing. politicians are forced, those are the ones that are distributed on facebook. that is a huge negative impact. they have admitted in public that engagement based rankings have not rolled out those integrity and security systems of most of the languages in the world. that is causing things like ethnic balance in ethiopia. sen. moran: what is the magnitude of facebook's revenues or profits that come from the sale of user data? ms. haugen: we haven't worked on that, i am not aware. sen. moran: what regulations or legal actions do you think would have the most consequence or be feared most by facebook, instagram, or aligned companies

joycelyn moran is there live. this is quite the project that's going on here. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. honestly it is a pretty cool sight. this started about 40 minutes ago. behind me you can see the water flowing in. you can see they're still digging up that dirt. in probably the last 40 minutes we have seen the water levels rise. look at this video, that's when it first happened, dirt was removed and water was let in. those who have worked on this include the land trust and contra costa flood control and water conservation district. those involved say this area has been an industrial site. essentially they've prepared the land by doing construction, dirt removal, digging channels and now letting the water back in. they're working so it can be habitat for wildlife including endangered species. >> we are able to turn all the channels built on site and we are able to connect that to the bay. tides can come in twice a day. areas that have been separated off that were poor quality habitat, we are creating gre

as jocelyn moran shows us, it was not all talk . >> reporter: in addition to talking vaccination rates in the state, gavin newsom encourage those who are eligible to get the booster shot. that is california health and human services secretary dr. mark ghaly giving gavin newsom his booster shot in his left arm . he got the johnson & johnson dose back in april and he decided this time to get the moderna for his booster to make the point about the opportunity to mix and match and the cdc says this was okay to do last week. if you got the johnson & johnson vaccine, booster shots are recommended those 18 and older and got their initial dose two or more months ago, that is how gavin newsom was eligible. here is what he said about why it is important to get boosters if eligible. >> i want people to understand why this is more important than it may appear, we are not here to promote boosters in the abstract but here to promote caution. and the imperative of considering getting boosters, particularly if you are in these categories with underlying conditions or are 65 and older and in the vulner

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joycelyn moran is live with more on what this all can mean. >> reporter: in less than five years, levi stadium could welcome soccer fans from all over. that's the hope for local mayors as well as local business leaders. fifa officials are set to be greeted by mayors from oakland, san francisco, san jose, as well as companies like google. the 49ers will be there showing off their home venue. one of soccer's biggest tunements will be hosted across 16 cities in u.s., mexico, canada in 2026. currently 22 cities across three countries are under consideration and host cities are expected to be announced in early 2022. look at what the san jose mayor had to say in a press release. he says the south bay has rich his are i in hosting international soccer and boasts the world class venues needed to get the job done in 2026. we have infrastructure and passion needed for the economic boost needed for the area of the longterm development of soccer. this is tomorrow and the day after, so saturday, and we know local mayors and business leaders have task of showing why the bay area should be chosen. w

. >>> let's turn things to joycelyn moran, live at a flooded intersection in milbre with a look at the conditions. we saw you earlier. looked like traffic was picking up. >> reporter: that's right. right now it is not really raining but the traffic has picked up. some cars have decided to drive through. other cars are deciding to turn around and be safe. you see this area at the intersection by the bart station and this chevron gas station. the three cars appear to be stuck. we did actually just speak to the owner of the chrysler, that white car you see. they say they had a flat tire yesterday and thought they would make it to the gas station. then their car got stuck. to talk about how dangerous the conditions are, the person we spoke with, they were coming to look at their car and the car they're in, they got a flat tire as well. again, being careful in the conditions, rain has started to pick up in the last 30 seconds or so. we'll be here monitoring conditions and any updates we have, we'll bring that to you. >>> we are not done with the rain just yet. we are mostly done. hang in un

>> terry moran from illinois tonight. terry, thank you. >>> next this evening, to the supply chain crisis. we've seen the empty shelves, prices inching up and the critical logjam at ports on both coasts. look at this image tonight. 62 cargo ships waiting to dock at the port of los angeles today. stacks of containers already there waiting for trucks to deliver what's inside across the country. our correspondent today asking what's inside those unopened containers and if it hasn't come off the ship yet, does it have any chance of being in the store for christmas? the answer put this all in perspective. kaylee hartung at the port of los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with the holidays approaching fast, the all-out push to get goods off those backlogged ships and onto shelves. with the port of los angeles now running operations around the clock. officials know, the clock is ticking. >> we're only four and a half weeks away from black friday. we've got a lot of work ahead of us. >> reporter: what is sitting in all thes

let's get right to terry moran, live at the white house. and terry, what are they saying over there at the white house tonight? >> reporter: well, they are still hopeful, david, despite this roller coaster of a day. the president, as you say, in the oval office all day working the phones, pulling out all the stops. last night, he attended the annual congressional baseball game. that's a throwback to a very different washington. and aides emphasize that's part of joe biden's strategy here. this is not his first rodeo, they say. and they also say in these calls and meetings, he's listening more than dictating terms. he says he didn't like being told by presidents what to do when he was a senator and he's not doing that now. but there are many democrats less hopeful who are hoping that he'll be more forceful and get this thing done. right now, it's not done, but they are still hopeful. david? >> all right, a long night ahead, perhaps long several weeks ahead. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn in the meantime to the other major news thi

moran: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i am joined on the floor by my colleague senator blunt, and we rise today to welcome fifa world cup collection city to kansas city and to express our strong support for kansas city's bid to serve as the 2026 world cup host city. i express my gratitude to the leadership of mayor quentin lucas and to the leadership of kathy nelson, kansas city sporting authority the president and c.e.o. our city is on two sides is of a state line, the missouri side of the state line and the kansas side of the state line. in many instances we're rivals and in many circumstances we're friends. kansas city boasts a rich history of both professional and amateur sports. it is the home of the negro league baseball museum as well as the to 20 super bowl champions, the kansas city chiefs and the to the 15 world series champions shall the kansas city royals two,-time major league sporting champions sporting k.c. it is the hometown of our world renowned football cloture ted lasso. we have a fan base that i

go host christy i and octavio moran z. c o over miss l. l. c. kristi, let's start with you here. now of course, there have been a lot of questions about when and how the chinese government should be stepping in . why do you think we haven't seen more from beijing after another miss payment here? well i think they, she doesn't want to create the safety net mentality that. # we have here in the states that there's such a thing as too big to fail and that the government will always step in to cushion the fall. i mean, does the mentality of the market here in the us, we just keep on slow and up and up thinking that there's always going to be the money more stimulus policies, government bail out of failing industry. it's like she previously in banking, and then the airlines with coven, and that hotels and the leisure sector, but facing is trying to not create that dependence and expectation. thus, it's willing to have a hard landing here in order to teach a lesson to the market, not to be highly speculative, thinking that there will be absolutely no repercussions, because it's not lik

ok. -- senator moran? >> it is a question for the panel. we witness the ftc find some larger tech companies in my book. billions of dollars. is this enforcement effective? if you don't think it is, quite frankly, i think it is a drop in the buckets of these companies. if you don't think it is effective, what should the ftc be doing? what a start with you. -- we will start with you. >> if you could turn your microphone on or public closer. >> i think $5 billion is a bucket of money. having heard many cases for 45 years, i seriously doubt the ftc would have gotten that civil pendency and -- lt and litigation. for most privacy violations, there is no financial harm to the company. it'll be a panic in most privacy, -- privacy. why? redress authority was requoted by them. for first-time violators, the only real sanction was an ongoing consent to agree. we talked about this earlier but part of the problem is the ftc has got thousands of companies under order in monitoring those agrees. it takes a lot of time and resources which the ftc lacks. the

i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5 . >>> u.s. supreme court is allowing a texas law that bans abortions to remain in effect . the justices will hear arguments in the case a week from monday. >>> i am anne makovec that we have the latest on the covid-19 booster shots. millions of americans are now eligible to get one. one county will set out its plant in one hour . the cdc just gave the approval on these boosters. the johnson & johnson vaccine recipients can get a second dose two months after the first shot. moderna vaccine users can get a booster if they are 65 and older or at high risk of infection . the cdc has approved mixing and matching of vaccines . i just spoke about it with stanford health care. >> this is probably more important than which booster you get. >> reporter: pfizer just announced that their vaccine is 91% effective . there is an fta meeting set for next tuesday to discuss it. each would be one third of an adult dose we will cover this coming up at 1:00 on the push for boosters and you can watch it live on cbsn

commissioner moran? >> thank you. on the item or that piece of the correspondence, two comments. one is it was impressive, the scope of what we're involved in and the leadership role that we're playing in various -- and i commends you for that and it's gratifying to know that we're involved in that way and to that degree. perhaps there is a different version of what the commissioner brought up. i saw in there a whole lot of trees and not a whole lot of forest and it was very hard for me to get a sense of what do we think we know at this stage? and without waiting for all the final reports to be in, there's a lot of work that has been done, a lot of smart people have been focusing their attention on this. and it would be -- how do we find it useful to have a presentation from you or staff of some location of the organization. generally how we're looking at global warming, threats and challenges and broad terms what we think the overall strategies are that we can pursue on that. my guess is the that geographically, you

. >> senator moran? sen. moran: mr. chairman, thank you very much. let me turn to ms. stout and ask a question about data privacy. so, senator blumenthal and others have been working on a consumer data privacy bill for several years. i have introduced a bill that includes an appropriate scaled right for consumers to correct and erase data that is collected or processed by entities including social media companie including social media companies. ms. stout, i you think so that snap allows users to correct their user data . would you please explain the decision to proactively provide this service. >> thank you, senator, for the question. we applied the committee and your leadership on this issue. we fully support a federal comprehensive privacy bill and we look forward to working with you and your staff on that. yes, center, snap is designed with a privacy centric focus from the outset. we do not collect a lot of date and we believe in data minimization and short data retention periods. as you pointed out, we do not store content forever and we believe in giving users tr

. >>> joycelyn moran continues our live team coverage. >> she's live at a flooded intersection in milbre with a look at the damage. >> reporter: behind me is where bart station is at. el camino is also in the area. i will step aside so you can see how flooded the intersection is. a couple cars appear to be stuck, one at the intersection. one is by the chevron sign. it is not recommended that you got through here. it is still blocked off. we have seen a couple cars still coming through here. we have video taken from last night. you can see that's when it started to get bad. the water seemed to be a lot higher then and you can see that is when some of the cars started to get stuck in that area. very dangerous conditions to be driving in still at this hour. the rain has started to pick up as well and we are going to be here in these conditions, dangerous conditions to be driving in. we are seeing some cars coming by driving through. again, not recommended. we'll be sure to update you. >>> looks like it is still raining out there for her. that's a shared experience. high def doppler has plen

i'm elizabeth moran. m. o and one documentary that nice, i'm more ah, on al jazeera. ah, hello. this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the 1st high level talks between the taliban and u. s. officials in doha, afghanistan's new leader is a say that they are ready to reset the relationship with washington. reports of a new offensive in ethiopia, m r a region where the government has.

lindsay moran, thanks very much for coming on a. ., moran, thanks very much for coming on a. . ., ., will be a moment for reflection. private conrad lewis was killed in helmand in 2011. fergal keane has been to meet his parents to hear their thoughts on the taliban takeover in afghanistan. that other country, the place that took their son is always with them. and they were watching when the end came. gunshots in panic stricken, humiliating defeat. the shambles that happened at the end is incredible. i don�*t know how western powers with ourjoint pedigree and history and military might could actually let that happen. all those poor people who were hoping to get out, get to the west somewhere, amd just snatched away at the last minute. just terribly sad, terribly sad. conrad was sandi and tony�*s oldest child. at the age of 22, he was the 353rd british soldier to be killed in afghanistan. what would conrad have thought of it, do you think? he would have been quite angry at the situation. i think he and quite a few of the other soldiers that i know from that time, they�*re sort of conte

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >> reporter: i am joycelyn moran live in santa clara at levi stadium.e for 2026 world cup. that's the hope from local mayors and business leaders. they're set to welcome fifa officials tomorrow and saturday. businesses like air bnb, google, sales force, san francisco oakland and san jose mayors will have task of showcasing the bay area. the 2026 world cup is taking place across three countries. u.s., canada, mexico, and 16 cities across all three countries will be selected. so far 22 cities are under consideration. cities chosen are set to be announced in early 2022. this is the biggest soccer tournament so we know this is a big deal for the bay area. leaders have a big task at hand so we along with soccer fans will be paying attention. >>> as we look at the roadways, the ride through santa clara is looking good. it's not the case for the bay bridge. all this red is popping up and speeds are slow across the upper deck of the bay bridge. we had another trouble spot on the lower deck near treasure island. metering lights are on as you head into san franci

. >> joycelyn moran is live at a house that's decorated for the ghouls and goblins. >> reporter: that's right. i will not lie. it's 5:00 in the morning and dark, and i am a little spooked out. these decorations are kid friendly. take a look at them. you see frankenstein, pumpkins. last night they had a monster mash party. take a look at the video, you see kids having a good time and families still having an opportunity to come in case you missed it last night. they're having another dance party tonight and tomorrow night from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. and we know that families are looking forward to this halloween given that last year, there were more restrictions in place and health experts this year say it is safe to do tre long as safety measures are being taken. for one, they say avoid indoor parties and try to stay outdoors as much as possible. this is because as we know many kids are not yet eligible to get vaccinated. secondly, make sure you are wearing face coverings, especially if you are handing out candy and if you are trick or treating. take a listen to what health experts say. >> t

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are deciding whether to support a new ballpark at the terminal site along the waterfront, jocelyn moran is live in oakland with more on today's key vote. >> today is really about finding out whether the supervisors support the stadium and with a stand when it comes to keeping the athletics in oakland. this is on the agenda after two supervisor sent a letter to the board president asking for this item to be brought forward as an action item they are looking to schedule on combining to help pay for parks affordable housing another on-site infrastructure come in just the last couple of years the golden state warriors moved across the bay to san francisco and the raiders are now the las vegas raiders. today we heard from oakland residents who don't want to see them leave and others who are against building this new stadium. >> we lost everything so basically i think we need something to keep oakland alive. >> we already have an arena. hotel we've got plenty of hotels, we've got to have taxpayers money, and we have homeless people out here. >> this resolution again is nonbinding, whatever ha

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joycelyn moran is live where a flooded street proved pretty impassable for some drivers. >> reporter: that's right. right now the flooding has gotten a little bit better compared to early this morning. the cars are still stuck here. we did speak to the owner of the white chrysler behind me as well as residents in the area who had no power for hours. heavy flooding keeping several cars stranded in the middle of mill brae. her husband was driving this white chrysler when he got a flat tire. he tried to drive to the chevron station. >> he was riding through thinking he would make it. he didn't make it. >> reporter: on her way to check on the car, she got a flat tire. >> i was coming off one of the exits and hit something. now it's flat. >> reporter: the area remained closed with some drivers deciding to be safe and others drove through. residents in the peninsula saw several streets flooded including near businesses on west side of 101 in millbrae. others saw downed power lines and went hours without power. >> it went out like 1:40 yesterday. we had to rush this morning to get ice to try

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as jocelyn moran reports, levi's stadium is a potential host for the 2026 world cup. >> reporter: we are talking the biggest soccer tournament there is which attracts fans from all over the world. this is a hi. for local mayors and business leaders as they will all be there to make the case that the bay area should be osbay area. >> reporter: levi's stadium could welcome soccer fans from all over the world in 2026, that is the hope for san francisco 49ers president as fifa officials visit the bay area friday and saturday . >> not just about the number of games played in levi's stadium, the teams that will train here, international travelers that will spend time in our hotels and restaurants . >> reporter: the visit will include a presentation and a tour of the stadium. mayors of san francisco, san jose, and oakland will help make the case that the bay area should be chosen. in a press release, the san jose mayor says that the southbank has a rich history and hosting international soccer and boasts world-class venues needed to get the job done in 2026. for sports fans locally, the tho

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