roll call, please. >> president moran: aye. >> president moran: the calendar is adopted. item 9f. >> item 9f, this fish passage facility is within the alameda watershed project for $43,422,940 and with the total contract duration of 1,991 consecutive calendar days and authorize final payment to the contractor. this is presented by susan howe. susan? >> trying to start video? it's stuck. i'll try again. i cannot start the video. >> that's okay, susan, if you want to give a verbal update. we will project the -- >> no problem. thank you, donna. you can start right now. perfect. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is susan howe and i'm the regional project manager for the capital improvement program and the manager for replacement project in which construction was successfully completed in 2019. this agenda item is for the fish passage facility. which is a project to replacement project to support the restoration to the watershed. we're here today to seek commissioners' approval for wd2729 for contract amount of $43,422,940. and with a total contract duration of 1,991 cons

. >> president moran: please call the roll. [ roll call ] you have a quorum. >> president moran: thank you. before calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that storage of unseated lands located in the territory. sfpuc recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the waccamaw land. it's important that we we not only recognize the history of the tribal lands but also we acknowledge and honor the fact that the people of the established working partnership with the sfpuc and members within the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. please read the first item. >> clerk: before i read the first item, i like to announce due to ongoing covid-19 health emergency and given public health recommendation any emergency order that the governor and mayor restrictions on teleconference. this meeting is televised via conference for those watching, there's a brief time lapse between live meeting and when it's viewed on sfgov tv. i like to extend our thank

moran thank you, roll call please. [roll call vote] you have five ayes. >> president moran: the consent calendar is adopted. next item please. >> clerk: next item 11, authorize the general manager to execute memorandum of understanding for amount not to exceed $9695 with the duration of 58 months. presented by ritchie. >> good afternoon. this is a routine item that we do several of these agreements in different places throughout the water system to engage in monitoring. it is 58-month agreement to continue maintaining that stream gauge on pilarcitos street. >> president moran: please open public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item 11 dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak press star. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you public comment on item 11 is closed. >> president moran: thank you. >> so moved. >> second. >> president moran: roll call please. [roll call vote] you have five aye

is that moran's notar moran fell out of out of notice. also, um the fbi was able to put an informant inside the cell structure of the christian front and and monitor moran that way and and that led to him kind of becoming more tempered in his public and his public statement. so he became he kind of retires to private citizenship. he tries to get jobs in various factories and businesses, but no one will hire him by 1947. he's driving a cab in south boston and by the 1950s, he's become in fact a reference librarian. what in fact a very high level reference librarian at the boston public library. he was a very bookish guy. he considered himself a working class intellectual and so he runs the he runs the reference and and the circulation desk for time at the boston. library until his death in the early 70s. well, yeah figure that actually doesn't connect to two other questions that came in ron and anonymous attendee essentially both at both asked about the copley square reference in the title. yes, so i should i should have been more for afra

>> president moran: i'm severing that.we can have a motion and second on the consent calendar absent 11d. >> so moved. >> second. >> president moran: we have a motion and a second. please call the roll. [roll call vote] you have four ayes. >> president moran: with respect to 11d i expect we continue that to next agenda so staff with get that together. next item. >> clerk: next order of business is item 12. approve modification for program for accounts complying with article 12c of the city and county san francisco health code to change the name of the program to water ordinance excess use charge program change the water usage data reporting requirements for the projects subject to the program, establish methodology for applying excess use charges on a project's bill and change the building schedule for excess use charges to a six-month cumulative basis, clarify eligibility requirements for project and to request a temporary suspension or prevision. >> good afternoon. thank you so much for the opportunity to report on the n

. >> president moran: please call the roll. [ roll call ] you have a quorum. >> president moran: thank you. before calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that storage of unseated lands located in the territory. sfpuc recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the waccamaw land. it's important that we we not only recognize the history of the tribal lands but also we acknowledge and honor the fact that the people of the established working partnership with the sfpuc and members within the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. please read the first item. >> clerk: before i read the first item, i like to announce due to ongoing covid-19 health emergency and given public health recommendation any emergency order that the governor and mayor restrictions on teleconference. this meeting is televised via conference for those watching, there's a brief time lapse between live meeting and when it's viewed on sfgov tv. i like to extend our thank

to me, all of moran off is a tragedy not, not all. this picture was obviously taken from the building where we are now standing. the judge that zip for you can clearly see that nothing remains of the old vibrant moran often. so the so complex she is called the german, it blew everything up for tactical reasons. closer to church of saint anthony was bad as i understand it. only because the germans used it to hide the valuables. the jews left behind. so bought 10 paintings. anything of value lanyard bought associates and that by the church was never demolished, to blown up post news news. news on the ah hole home through the sabbath shannon this is my grandfather. he lost both his parents and both his sisters in the war and after the war, he returned to warsaw this specifically to gain sha street now on the levy chest street. this is more or less where his father's store stood before the war, and he lived one block further south of the home. mm hm. who been my the co vote from many of the street, not even the orig, all route, but only t

my ghost is definitely a moran of inhabitants. there's nothing happening and you guys ah ha, ha ha, can you come here a minute? look at this building at 40 less no street. but it's one of murano of main and most typical streets was well over what family don't we are we creating the old warsaw and trying to save this life from oblivion as if the war never happened? you know what i'm not what? sure not when i was a child, i was told that there was another city before war and said there were so many people that unaware that there was something before. that's why i started to rebuilding pretty and to bring the history back to the people the know, drink and back to life. hopefully in the ends we will cover it in either pillows, you allocation including virtual reality and graphic projections, reminding everyone how it was i the people who would be designing this. they don't want to acknowledge that someone else is older and it was before remembering it's life for the what do you remember? first of all, people have to learn for those le

>> terry moran leading us off from the supreme court. terry, thank you. >>> and you heard the president there say very little today, saying he would wait until we get official word from justice breyer himself. so, let's bring in abc's senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. mary, i want to go back to what we heard from then candidate joe biden, what he said about who he would nominate to the supreme court. let's listen. >> i'm looking forward to making sure there's a black woman on the supreme court to make sure we in fact get every representation. >> that was just before he won south carolina. mary, there's already a short list of potential nominees? >> reporter: there is, david, and the white house today says the president is standing by that promise to nominate the first black woman to be on the supreme court. tonight, the front-runner is believed to be judge kattan gee brown jackson, a former clerk of justice breyer's and she's already gone through the senate confirmation process when she was confirmed to the powerful d.

>>> i'm jocelyn moran live in the newsroom. oakland unified board meets tonight to expect to discuss potential school closures and mergers. eight schools were recommended to close and five to emerge. they say there are too many small schools that drain resources and cause lower salaries for teachers and poor upkeep. manzanita is included in the list of recommended mergers and one teacher has a class of 24, a big number for teachers. the district 5 director, mike hutchinson, said the board will make decisions about the neighborhoods that still have a public school community that needs to be involved. this is the first time this list will be discussed publicly and the meeting is at 6:00. we will keep you updated. >>> looking at the roadways, new information on a trouble spot west on 2101 in foster city. it looks like it is a broken down vehicle blocking the connector road and the commuters have to get by and traffic is backing up on westbound 92 into foster city. it could affect the drive across the san mateo bridge. he was the d

ah, i'm sure they're living in moran, who has made me a different person. the whole history of morano for me, i think, is something that i want to close right now. letting go of the heaviness, little and for this time being in my life, i think that i want to change and i wanna be so morals for at least a couple years. so i decided to leave more on the roof and move to things that are her law. my ghost is definitely i moran of inhabitants. there's nothing happening dice. ah ha mazama. can you come here a minute? look at this building at 40 less no street. but it's one of murano, ubs, main, and most typical streets was well over what family don't we? are we creating the old warsaw and trying to save this life from oblivion as if the war never happened? you know what i am not quite sure. not when i was a child, i was told that there was another city before war and said there were so many people that unaware that there was something before. that's why i started to rebuilding pretty and to bring the history back to the people the know, drink and back to life. ho

we'll see what happens. >>> i am joycelyn moran live in the newsroom.y attention. a new rule will go into effect february 1. you will need your booster shot to attend an event at the chase center. if you got pfizer or moderna, you have three doses. if you have johnson & johnson, two doses. this applies to those 16 and older. those 12 to 15 have more time. you have to show proof of boosters starting march 1. you have to be boosted at least one week before you attend an event at the chase center. this is from the san francisco department of public health for mega events over 500 people. we spoke to fans at the game last night. some are on board with it. the warriors are having a good season, second in the western conference, klay thompson is back. the warriors are having two events january 25th and 29th at thrive city. joycelyn moran, kpix5. >> thanks. >>> i am tracking strong winds as we head through today, gusty offshore winds developing especially in the higher elevations. hills and munoz towns, gust up to 30 to 40 miles an hour. many of us, calm to li

joycelyn moran on the district's turn around. >> reporter: we spoke to parents both on and off camera, some choosing to do independent study for their students due to the surge in cases. over the weekend milpitas unified school district reversed plans to hold classes remotely this week. they wanted to have a week long quarantine to help the school community recover from any cases of covid. the district was notified it couldn't make that decision. only public health officials could require quarantine for the community. they're offering in person learning or independent study. >> he is in my room to do the independent study. >> reporter: tina sue is a parent to a milpitas kindergartener. her concern is how quickly omicron is spreading. she also recognized challenges with learning from home. >> they are difficult to focus at home by themselves. they need a lot of attention from parents or help from parents. >> reporter: santa clara county public health director dr. sarah cody said they're centering efforts and ensuring kids remain in school while trying to keep them as safe as possible.

so that's what we've come up with. douglas, bring some of his fellow moran to a mix of marriage, moran ok, and then what, what do you know? what actually happens when a girl is cut? you're going to go, you hear me now, and i really love it when you love it and when i get them and i don't know last week you had any more and share it. william would welcome it. i don't, don't you know, when you, when you want to throw some around a graphic video over 2 year old girl being cut with a knife. was he who did you think the whole land when they're doing this? do you have a daughter? a how do you feel if someone said she needed to be got a lovely lot going so i think it was one of the possible to who had been using when we addressing them on the issues of female genital mutilation. and there was another very persuasive incentive for the young warriors when we see it, as moran, as we talk and talk about sex, you see most of the ones are most of the men they see. if they flip, we come to god. she is very sweet and sex. no, that's what also convince most of them what honest to say. we don't need th

jocelyn moran is live in san francisco to break it down for us. >> a couple changes coming but let's start with the mega events. if you attend arenas like the chase center to go to warriors game, starting tomorrow per the state, the threshold for something to be consider a larger great event in high-risk setting is any gathering of 500 people indoors more than 5000 people outside it used to be 10 thousand outdoors and 1000 indoors. starting february 1 if you are 12 or older, you will be required to show proof that you are fully vaccinated at least two weeks enyo osatle rethfoek e before. those 12 to 15 will not have to show proof of booster until march 1. children between 5 and 11 must provide proof of that vaccine or a negative covid test. there are also other changes with the health order. san francisco has updated the mask guidance and health officials are recommending at all possible you wear a mask like a n95 or k n95 mask and if it's not possible try wearing a surgical mask with a cloth faced covering >>> happening today the oakland unified school district has declared today a

from the newsroom, i'm jocelyn moran. >>> in-person classes will resume at uc berkeley, cal state and the east bay campus with the move coming as covid cases are declining in alameda county with state records showing the seven-day average has dipped to 197.5 as of sunday with a high of 247.52 weeks ago. santa clara county is seeing less infections. >>> the american academy of pediatrics has updated its pandemic guidance. they say keeping schools open for in-person learning should be the priority. they say remote learning has worsened educational inequalities and a mental health crisis is created among children. the omicron surge is starting to stabilize with new infections and hospitalizations now dropping. there is welcome to optimism about prospects for warding off new virus variants with the former fda commissioner, scott gottlieb, saying it appears that the vaccines can fight the stealth variant called ba 2. >> a fully boosted person may be more protected against this than the original strain of omicron. and 41% are boosted but roughly 80 million have not gotten a single shot. the

powering possibilities. >>> i am joycelyn moran live in san francisco.is expected to announce today that he is retiring. he is a san francisco native, attended lowell high school and studied philosophy at stanford. he was nominated by president bill clinton in 1994. one of the leading candidates to replace breyer is 51-year- old federal appeals court judge ketanji brown jackson. biden elevated her to u.s. court of appeals for dc circuit. she's a harvard law graduate and former law clerk for justice brayer. he is expected to retire this summer. a liberal replacement wouldn't really change things. there would still be a conservative majority in the supreme court of 6-3. >>> i am justin andrews live. marin is already easing covid restrictions leaving some to think it might be too soon. the county says it is looking at a more holistic approach. students and staff don't have to wear masks outdoors at school. this slight change also means indoor sporting events no longer are limited to 50 people. marin public health officer dr. matt willis says the county has

thank you, chairman. >> thank you, senator moran. senator moran's questions is important. we can hear from you in regards to care for veterans in that v.a. setting. >> thank you, senator. rans p > two, each of which are probably 1:20 to an 1:30 minute drive to my office. i have not heard of any program where i am able to access va administration specialties via telemedicine. i think that is a wonderful idea. i take care of folks and try to keep them out of hospital. but any time i could teleconsult with a specialist in the va system, it would be beneficial for our veteran patients. thank you. >> dr. arora. >> thank you mr. chairman. the va has app extraordinarily great shortage of specialists to take care of veterans. most veterans in rural areas don't have adequate access. we at echo have partnered with the va system. and run more than 30 networks. but there is the same problem that exists in nursing homes, in the va hospitals. that is, in our healthcare system financing, there is no real methodology to insent specialists to democratize their knowledge and enable primary

ah, ah, this is moran olds. the biggest residential district in warsaw designed to house 50000 people. ah, look on the numbers. agenda. these are propaganda films. just some people have no way do they mention explicitly that there was a ghetto here. so to me it will always be a neighborhood that was built on the ruins of the ghetto. but it will never be just another warsaw neighborhood to shop it. it's a unique place in the entire well that i you didn't finish kitchen when you to school. so miss room. ah, it just was the valet. i wonder what they see when they dig just travolta. 15 years ago when they changed the pipes, they found the skeletons of a mother and child or something like that. so michigan, michigan eclipse, just getting cable. ah the mean i know for sure the damage grow. so with all wrong, this is one of the places we bury the bones that were fallen during good excavation buildings were. so you call dish receive up to go till in. we say tell them a little humming at least they are very the, the jewi

joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom. some faithful ready to brave the brutal cold to cheer on their team. >> reporter: that's right. like you mentioned, they're going to be braving the cold. they're making support for the team known. it starts at home. take a look at the video yesterday, 49er fans giving the team a warm send off at levi as they boarded about us to head to the airport. the faithfuls fan group were cheering from santa clara and will also be cheering in green bay hoping to take the home advantage from the packers. >> we're going with a group of i would say 20, i believe. we're going to be tailgating. it's going freezing. it's going to be cold. i've got my boots, thermals. i will probably be five layers deep. >> reporter: it is going to be cold. green bay's channel 5 meteorologist says the actual air temperature might be around 15 but it will feel closer to zero around kick off. you heard the fans. they've got their boots and layers ready. i on the other hand will be staying here supporting them at home wher

joycelyn moran joins us with this. where do all the threats stem from? >> reporter: we have been following this and today is the last day students gave the district to meet their demands. they say they don't feel comfortable going to school with the rise in cases and want increased safety measures. they want oakland unified to go back to remote learning unless kn95 or n95 masks are provided for every student. they want twice a week pcr and rapid tests for everyone on campus and want more outdoor spaces to eat safely when it rains. more than 1200 students have signed. if demands are not met by today, they say they will strike starting tomorrow by not going to school and friday they will strike outside oakland unified district building and they say it will last until demands are met. oakland unified last week said they were in the process of meeting the demands. when it came to kn95 masks, the district said the masks were on the way. it's been only two weeks since students returned after winter break. the surge in cases has been impacting communities throu

senator moran. senator moran, are you available? maybe he already had to depart for his. well, we'll give it a minute here. give it a second. see if we can get it corrected. if not, would it be okay if we went to senator tester and then back to senator moran, is that okay? okay. senator tester. >> goodness, thank you. this is a question for -- actually, it's a question for the panel. we've witnessed the ftc fine some larger tech companies a pile of money in my book, billions of dollars. number one, do you think this enforcement is effective? and number two, if you don't think it's effective -- because quite frankly i think it's a drop in the bucket to some of these companies. but if you don't think it's effective, what should the ftc be doing? we'll start with you, mr. vladeck. >> if you could turn your microphone on. i'm not sure -- or pull it closer. >> thank you. i think $5 billion actually is a bucket of money and having litigated cases for 45 years, i doubt seriously doubt the ftc would have gotten that kind of civil penalty in litigation. but here's the problem, for

and thank you to all of i guess adam gay, or nancy moran and david auto. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, they go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter, handle it at ha, inside story, from me, elizabeth toronto, and the whole team here. bye for now. ah, for quite a few decades casa, has been dealing with political and economic turmoil. and its people struggle to access essential needs, like adequate quantities of potable water, a sufficient number of beds for a pregnant mothers, and limited access to up to date information for students. and in huzzah, the ground water is not sufficient to meet the daily needs of all of its residents . this led to the development of the new water treatment facility and hun eunice slowing down further pollution. the extension of, as if, as medical facilities was accomplished to provide expectant mothers with a safe and reliable opportu

and there was another very persuasive incentive for the young warriors when we see it as moran, as we talk and talk about sex, you see, most of the morons are most of the men, d, c. they sleep, we can say god, she is very sweet and said, no, that's what also contains most of them. what i need to say, we don't need the faculty. yeah, for a meeting . the messiah in pneumonia gives me hope. if one woman can change attitudes in one village, perhaps it's time to possible to change and tire countries who uses performance ought to draw attention to the critical and controversial issues facing chinese cards are one 0, one east meets china's after with one out to 0 african stories by african filmmaker turbo le, let's go to drive over the weekend with all more than a bit of mother learn all really short documentary from her keener fossil and synagogue. if you will, make your ha relief. and believe you complete my you for years i can give to, i'm be of middle school, the man who plants vow bomb. and i rested history, africa direct on al jazeera while i'm half go fish and half lebanese. so divers

with a more on this, i'm joined by our guests in bama co, as or nella moran had of these. i held program foot institute for security studies and in london we have david auto, director of geneva center for africa, a very warm welcome to both of you and miss moran. i'll start with you and bama call booking as booking faso, suspension by echo was from echo was have any impact on the military's actions? i'm not in a direct way. suspension is one of those extremely minimal measures that a course takes in this kind of circumstances. but most direct impact it will have is the mattie political in to some extent symbolic. the main point of this suspension is to make sure that on the one hand a course affirms a principles position against a cruise. and on the other hand, also to make sure that the country that's, that's being affected babies to doesn't get to have a say in the organization's decision making. so this isn't in any way or a decision that's directly related to or to the military capacity of either book, you know, or partners as of now. all right, mr. auto echo as late a

i'm terry moran in washington. have a great evening.ng live outside looking at the embarcadero, bundle up. parts of the bay area under a freeze warning tonight. a look at where temperatures could drop into the 20's. big fireworks, but no legal ones , and no legal show in san francisco for new year's eve. but the chp saw an increase of arrests for one particular crime. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is abc 7 news. jobina: -- >> i heard the shot. at first i could not believe what i had heard. jobina: gunfire ups inside of an east bay mall. witnesses describe and terrifying scene. tonight one man is in the hospital and another is wanted by police. thank you for joining us and happy new year. i am jobina fortson. you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00. the shooting happened on new year's eve at the sun valley mall in concord. cornell barnard spoke to people who ran and hid for cover. >> everybody started running out. cornell: chaos at the sun valley mall in concord on new year's eve. gunfire sending shoppers running for cover. >>

and thank you to all of i guess adam gay, or nancy moran and david auto. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion they go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter, handle it at ha, inside story, from me, elizabeth toronto, and the whole team here, bye for now. ah ah, medication is the beacon that lies the future any society. but for those who live in abandoned places, getting an education takes inspiration and determination to to live in the remote areas. don't have electricity, tv, or computers. too short films show how a love of learning finds a way. a j select on al jazeera accounting, the cost of rough style of the year after full run is various sentiment in stock market here to say very prices are assets 10 year high where the cost of cooking become even more affordable. and nigeria, petroleum minister on reforming the nations oil sector counseling the cough on al jazeera. wh

joycelyn moran is live in san francisco.sounds like they're making hurdles to get through for niners fans would want to see the game in person. >> reporter: we know 49ers fans have proved time and time again they can show up. they even brave the cold at lambeau field and a couple weeks ago, they also showed up in l.a. it seems that the rams may be a little bit nervous about that happening again. d ysrestricted to so call re et let you know when we hear back. fans in the last games have been trying to take away home field advantage from the opposing team. the team notices including the head coach kyle shanahan. >> it's so awesome. the faithful are unbelievable. they blow my mind everywhere. the coolest thing was new orleans in '19 when they took over bourbon street. in so fi a few weeks ago and then in dallas, lambeau. we have the best fans in the league. >> reporter: for this game the trip to l.a. is closer so we'll see if fans can blanket so fi stadium with red and gold. >>> the other conference championship, afc, will feat

joycelyn moran is at the san jose unified district office with what health experts say about this. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease specialityist says he thinks it is relatively safe for kids to go back with a few mitigation efforts that we know as well as getting the vaccine. take a look at a vaccine clinic that happened over the weekend at the children's discovery museum in south bay, many families taking kids to get the vaccine. there has been a push to get kids tested. san francisco unified school district provided rapid test over the weekend. in oakland and richmond there was high demand from families to get tested with omicron as a concern, health experts say it's a personal choice for families. >> i think it's okay to wait. i think school however is a safe environment and in the bay area we haven't seen up tick in pediatric hospitalizations as much as east coast. >> it's important that covid doesn't spread more, so it uth bay get worse at school look at some of the options for your kids who go to schools within san jose unified from 8:10 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. today, testing wil

in san francisco, i am joycelyn moran, kpix5. >> reporter: i am justin andrews live. staff shortages and student illnesses in west contra costa has schools canceling classes. today and monday there won't be classes and online instruction isn't an option. covid cases have led to empty classrooms and administrators having to step in for absent teachers. school campuses will be closed to give teachers and students time to recover and this will give custodians time to deep clean all 54 schools. this is after almost a fourth of the students missed class this week. >> i think it's good that they're taking safety precautions, trying to keep everyone safe. >> i think it needs to be shut down longer. about what can you do. >> we learn the district is also closing its three covid testing sites monday. union leaders worry two days may not be enough. time will certainly tell. g. >> thank you. >>> taking a look at the roadways bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. it's been a pretty quiet ride which is good news if you are headed into the city, ten minutes from the maze into

the research tri, moran is equipped with an electric motor. while visibility is limited under water, sound waves are transmitted over considerable distances. that's why a communication system with loud calls is clearly beneficial. they're very tied together and fluent irish unchanged circling and body twisting plaza, log i co location. they're socializing like the u. s. navy like they've been to georgia and rob and frequent tristan and jumpy to jump on to each other. that sounds like they talk about the plan. what are we gonna do next? or cause only spend about 5 percent of their time at the surface, which makes systematic observation quite difficult. the research team uses drones to document the behavior of the animals diving expeditions with whales are prohibited in canada. the scientists are looking for the smallest meaningful units of communication, which whale is calling? and which one answers are some sounds repeated more than others. biologist elizondo hall examines the recordings. each call comprises a series of brief policies which so

yeah, we mix of moderate moran ok and then what it, what do you know? what actually happens when a girl is cut? you'll get along they will go. you hear me lonely now enough and i really love it. when i get your love in and when i get them and i don't know now i'm getting more and associated with the modem. i'm at. i don't, you know, when you, when you're the one who did you want to nice show some rounds, a graphic video of a 2 year old girl being cut with a knife. was that he was the where did you think the home on the land when they're doing the do you have a daughter? a how do you feel if someone said she needed to be got a lovely lot going. so i think it was one of the possible to who had been using when we addressing them on the issues of female genital mutilation. and there was another very persuasive incentive for the young warriors when we see it, as moran, as we talk and talk about sex, you see most of the ones are most of the men they see. if they flip, we talk countries, god, she's very sweet in sex. no, that's what also convince most of them

moran: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you. i rise -- the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. moran: thank you for telling me that. i ask the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you. today is an opportunity for me to remind our colleagues of the value of senator johnny isakson. i particularly want to speak this afternoon about his work in regard to our nation's veterans. when senator isakson retired, resigned from the united states senate, i replaced him as the chairman of the senate committee on veterans' affairs. but i served the entire time he was the chairman -- in fact, i've served the entire time i've been in the senate, the entire time i've been in the house, and senator sigh zach son and congressman isakson and i served together in both body oz. i want to highlight for my colleagues and my citizens, that the he knew the debt we owe to our veterans and kept that at the forefront of his mind and his heart as he led the se

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. >> reporter: jocelyn moran, kpix 5 . >> we have crews checking in on school covid-19 plans with updates for you at 5:00 . >>> for information about a vaccine or booster shot, check out the resource guide on www.kpix.com. governor newsom unveiled his $286 billion proposal today for the state budget. kpix 5's justin andrews breaks down the numbers. >> we are focused on these five things, referred to some as asked essential. homelessness, public safety top of mind in terms of people's concerns. these are the top five areas of focus. >> reporter: the state will have $286.4 billion budget next year, focused on healthcare, climate change, and homelessness keeping up with the omicron variant. governor newsom would like a $1.4 billion in emergency funding. it is part of a $2.7 billion and response packet calling for legislation to revive paid sick leave. here is a closer look at the proposal, which the office expects to be reimbursed by the federal government. 1.2 billion to expand testing. 614 billion for upping staffing at vaccination sites and 583 million to continue vaccine education. it al

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