anyone with information should contact police in newark, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news.a native american tribe has issued an emergency declaration after the disappearance of five indigenous women over the past 18 months in northern california. the yurok tribe is working with a nonprofit to build the first database of missing indigenous swimming. the case is stretched from san francisco to the oregon border, and of the five who have been reported missing to have been found dead. families of the missing say they're desperate to find answers but often have trouble getting the help that they need. particularly in reservations in village areas. there is a maze of jurisdictions of policies and procedures of who investigates what i worked with a family where for three days they couldn't get anybody to investigate the rape because the county, the state and the tribal police couldn't determine who a jurisdiction a report by a government watchdog group found the true number of missing and murdered indigenous women is unknown due to reporting problems, distrust of law enforcement a

what was the impact on your city in newark?s what they used. they have since been outlawed. the problem is the federal government, most state governments have used corrosion control, so the lead won't seep into the water. that's not foolproof. >> what is the human impact? if you're drinking water, showering in water -- go ahead. >> so once the lead gets into your water, and you bebe gin to drink lead at high levels, it affects children more than anybody. it affects children's capacity to concentration, capacity to develop and think -- these things affect children more than they affect adults, so it makes it kruvl for us to get rid of them very fast. >> we have on the screen there fetal development problems, learning disabilities, car i don't vascular effects, reproduct pave problems. these are huge problematic things to address. you know, i want to talk about how you first addressed this issue, because i think you're a great example how some politicians can correct course. some have said you were misleading initially about the

and he basically thought that i was someone from newark who was coming in to belleville to burn it down. well, he threw me on the hood of the car i can still remember how hot the hood of the car feltgainst my face. and i remember being both frightened and angry. and what that hataught me my entire life is that i realized that if i turned left instead of right in many other places, i might not be here. so as an african-american, you understand the dangers of just being black in america. >> before your current role, you were the founding director of the national museum of african american history and culture. you oversaw the project from its conception through its opening in september of 2016. let's list to some of the opening remarks from president bush on that day. >> a great nation does not hide its history. it faces its flaws and corrects them. [ applause ] this museum tells the truth that a country founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains. >> how important is it to hear leaders of both political parties recognize president bush's words there? >> i thought that presid

investigators say the victim was sitting in business class on a flight from newark to london.oman says another business class passenger assaulted her. the crew alerting police. the man was taken into custody upon landing. united tonight saying it is cooperating with the investigation. >>> when we come back here, why sunday's super bowl may set a record, even before the game starts. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with

and hasn't been seen since ktvu zambelli joins us live tonight from the newark police department and amber. you spoke tonight to the man's mother. that's right. alex do work. police say they've checked hospitals and notified other law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout. the man's mother tells me he suffers from mental health issues. family members of gabriel galvan have put up flyers in newark, where he lives and other bay area cities where he has friends and relatives in hopes of finding him. his mother tells me she last saw him a few hours before he went missing after leaving the home where he lives with his father, smiling and, you know give me a hug, and i love you. mom irene prieto says her son left his home on foot between 11 pm and midnight on february 11th and the family hasn't heard from the 21 year old since, she said. it's not like him to be gone for more than a few days without letting his family know his whereabouts . a struggle with depression ums when he was younger. it was, you know, trying to commit suicide, so that's a big concern. because he doesn't take off

he says, so i was at the newark airport last night at the newark marianne. it's clipping my toenails at the edge of the bed. one of toenails flew off into the shag carpet. i couldn't find, i went to sleep, flew to st. louis the next day for a good checked into the airport, mary, outside at the edge of my bed. there was a toenail in the rug fit. perfect. so it's really is and it's just a, i mean when you're in your early twenties, that's great, but you know, and, and i have teenage kids that i'd like to see, you know, aren't going to be long for the house. so i'd like to hang out with everybody, but when you get the call to be in more b as in go to london, k kids, i'm going to london. well, i told my kids, i got the daily show, there were 6 and 9, and i go to my 9 year old. they go, hey, daddy's got a great gig, it's, it's a big one. and i go, i, it's in new york though, and it was like a pat on the back, like, have a great time when you go to new york and we'll stay here and you can kill your self flying back and forth. i wish that you know, and john dropped

under the newark ceo, watching -- newark ceo, watching to really make the most out of that global wealthnchise is going to be a key thing to watch here. guy: let's dig into this. from a management point of view, how important is that these traders performance year? we're going into a tough, volatile period. they need top talent to generate decent returns. in terms of the business would like going forward, how important are these guys? sonali: they are important insofar as they fit into the broader business. another story i think telling about the culture of ubs with the changes is the scoop from yesterday about ubs playing down bankers titles to get rid of the hierarchy that is there. remember, bankers and banker culture typically loves hierarchy. we would have to get every name and every title properly correct in the stories or they get upset about it. the culture is changing. the other thing we were talking about earlier is trading is a business that is increasingly automated. if they invest in technology, protect yourself a little bit there on the talent side. kailey: talking about wh

and an area of rain headed to union city and newark. please, please be on the watch for that. i do expect the rainfall to start to taper off as we head through tonight. but the cold air, that's going to stay. a freeze warning has now been extended and pushed out to more of the bay area. widespread 30s and the possibility of 20s in the north bay. we'll take a full look at your forecast tomorrow and what the snowpack is looking like across the sierra. >>> three people in santa clara county are accused of running a ghost gun operation. these are untraceable guns that often end up in the wrong hands. we've been exposing ghost guns for a while now. what makes this so significant? >> reporter: detectives found evidence at three different locations. a storage facility, a home, but it was the location of the main manufacturing facility that came as the biggest surprise. this quiet neighborhood of north willow glen in san jose, a small bungalow that property records show is worth about $1.6 million. a home where police say a sophisticated ghost gun factory was running right under their

newark is keeping it in place. that is perfectly okay with the steps taken. if folks need on the health realities in their communities, if they feel like they need to keep it on for a period of time or if an individual, an educator or a student or a staff member need to keep it on because of their own health concerns, that has to be allowed and we have to respect the folks who do that. >> just 26.8% of new jersey kids 5 to 11 have been vaccinated, so the numbers are quite lower from what you see for the total population of new jersey which is 73% fully vaccinated. there are flu vaccine mandates, there are other vaccine mandates for children in schools. do you foresee a point sooner or later a covid vaccine will be mandated? >> too early to tell. that's become a huge third rail in society. i think it's too early to tell whether or not the medical experts will land on whether or not we need periodic boosters. i get my flu shot every october. is that what the reality will look like? to say the vaccines are safe, effective and getting boosted, never mind just vac

anyone who has seen him is asked to call newark police.the death of a teenage girl in san francisco is bringing more attention to the city's drug crisis. people are stopping to pay their respects, where flowers are being dropped after the corner of mina and seventh streets. that's where the 16 year old was found dead from a possible overdose friday morning . supervisor matt haney says san francisco needs help from state and federal authorities to tackle the overdose crisis. this is a young girl who had her whole life in front of her, and she should not have been in a position where she was using drugs on our streets. authorities aren't releasing much, but they did just identify the young girl. they say she is from stanislaus county, and she has been identified as victoria maran hill dog held ago. they say police were called to the area after a possible overdose. and at least for now, they're treating this as a suspicious death. authorities in palo alto are investigating anti semitic fliers found all across the city and similar to other fly

and happy to be reporting on the bay area jewish community, not that boston and philadelphia and newark don't have vibrant communities, but there is something different here, there is something that is more innovative and more diverse and that is what our readers are looking for. when they are reading local stories. and that is our sweet spot. that's where we want to be. >> we will take another quick break and come back to this wonderful conversation. on mosaic in just one moment. >>> [ music ] good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with steve gilman, the publisher and editor of j the jewish news in northern california. welcome back. we were talking about the diversity of the jewish community and our community is so diverse across the spectrum of demographics of the ways in which people identify with the community whether as a culture or immunity at large, religiously. so many different ways. i'm wondering, how do you account for our common diversity in the way you give news? the way you present news? >> i will turn that over, because i

su padre explica que el joven de 21 aÑos fue visto por Última vez la noche del 11 de febrero en newark dÍa despuÉs de su desapariciÓn un cuerpo fue hallado en concord, y luego de varios dÍas se identificÓ el cuerpo de gabriel. dicen que la autoridad no les dijo la causa de la muerte de gabriel ya que alegaron es informaciÓn clasificada por la investigaciÓn. su madre dice que gabriel sufrÍa de depresiÓn y ansiedad. por lo que corrÍa riesgo estando desaparecidos, a veces estaba alegre y radiante de felicidad pero otros dÍas eran oscuros. dicen que ahora solo estÁn con mÁs preguntas y buscan respuestas. dicen que quieren saber quiÉn causÓ la muerte de su hijo y tienen un mensaje para la comunidad. hablamos con especialistas sobre las conductas que ayudan a detectar si sus hijos sufren depresiÓn o ansiedad. >>> si la persona no tiene el gusto ya de salir, no quiere socializar, quiere apartarse de todo, aislarse, tambiÉn estar impaciente o nervioso. >>> pero explican, es un trabajo de a dos. >>> porque despuÉs de que ocurre, es muy tarde, entonces hay que prevenir, yo les recomiendo a todos

winter storm watches up we had record highs today from portland, manchester, to new york city and newarkith temperatures so warm we're going to be watching a lot o heavy rain coming into the tennessee river valley rivers and streams already running high more heavy rain causing flooding and we are reall concerned about the icing from new jersey all the way down to texas. this is going to be sleet, freezing rain, tree damage, power outages, and airport delays snow, 2 to 4 in the great lakes and then as you get int new england and interior new york anywhere from a foot to 8 inches. new york city right now about 1 to 3 and going to continue to fine tune that. >> al, thank you very much. >>> in 60 seconds his wife was working as a cinematographer when she was shot and killed on the movie set. we have an exclusive interview with halyna hutchins' husband. >>> a hostage makes a dramatic escape from a gunman in an apple store. >>> back now with our exclusive nbc news interview with matthew hutchins, the husband of the cinematographer, shot and killed by alec baldwin on that movie set. he tells th

>> i do not think the problem is a massive racism and newsrooms in newark city.according to police attacked a woman of tight back on the sub is 44 prior arrests including 16 in one single day. that is the problem eric adams seems to address and do so immediately. six i think a lot of people in this city were looking forward to the former police officer, eric adams becoming mayor. you i guess were less optimistic pretty ended up moving to florida recently instead of waiting for the big apple turn around too. what do you make of the first six weeks of the adams administration? >> look i am rooting for new york city. no one was rooting for mayor adams to be the best mayor of new york sever had that i was but he is really perverted some of the woke stuff that actually was exactly why he was elected he was elected to not be this woke guy and yet he is using his race as a shield against media criticism. you're mayor of new york city, toughen up your going long four years if you keep blaming attacks from that media on racism. because they are going to come after you. ag

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people on the streets that you know, i at the moment about 800 people had been detained in being in newark for couple of hours. and over about 70000 people when to release against the war. it's like new we offer and protests in barrows. now we protested against the war and the b one to support our ukrainian neighbors. it, you know, because they apply to look on that for themselves. they are fighting for the future of bills and the whole region that you is imposing new sanctions on deliveries. i figure chron what role is pillars playing? in this conflict, interviewer says i ashamed that a biller was now became an aggressor towards ukraine. but we have to divide regime and burleson people. there are some people don't want her to fight against her, our brothers ukrainians. but regime is using our land as am. it is place for it for russian troops to invade ukraine. and i see it is a bit of to see how a to, to, to was bill ro, sense is been changing at the moment. and i, in i, when they were in countries, i want to ask our didn't, for the countries to understand that all those who had to flee t

berkeley, oakland, low to mid 70's. 74 in newark. 74 concord, 75 in livermore.m we are talking about is going to come down and bring the sierra some snow monday night into tuesday. southern california gets rain, not a lot, but it is something. you'll notice 600's in los angeles. for us, winds of 30 to 40 miles per hour. not this weekend, though. it is going to be mild to warm, possible records tomorrow. blustery and much cooler for valentine's day, still brisk and bright tuesday, then temperatures rebound. valentine's day is a little blustery, a little brisk, good hugging weather, cuddling weather, whatever you want to call it. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click

newark, california. ray, good morning, you're next. >> caller: good morning, thank you. well, you know, i do think the pandemic has had an impact on mental health and has generated more substance abuse. we've had more opioid deaths this year -- i mean, this past year, than the previous year. but, you know, overall, the quality of life here in the united states has just really plummeted. it's been decades, probably since ronald reagan, that the congress began really favoring the rich and the large corporations, some of whom don't pay any taxes at all, but as a whole will complain about, you know, poor people paying taxes, some people are working two jobs still -- three jobs, and still don't have enough money to pay rent. >> so how does all that relate to the issues of mental health and substance abuse today? >> caller: it can't be healthy, you know. i mean, there's the atmosphere of what we create as far as our society. and how, you know, sort of the pandemic sort of pulled the bottom out of the whole thing. you know, the safety net, which is very sparse. >> talk a little

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i'm in newark airport.crammed inside columbus, ohio. mumbai has some of the world's most expensive real estate, yet 40% of its people live in slums. india's the world's largest democracy, but was ranked behind libya and afghanistan in a recent report on media censorship. into this clash of new freedoms and ancient limits, a new generation of stand-up artists are making their voices heard. >> ladies and gentlemen, introducing one of india's funniest stand-up comics, tanmay bhat! [cheers and applause] >> good evening. >> tanmay bhat is a rising star in the indian comedy scene who hosts his country's first and only comedy podcast. it hit number one on itunes india until it was banned for being too explicit. >> what's up? >> hey, what's up, man? oh, dude, no, no, let's do it. >> 'cause you can't say anything on television 'cause it's heavily censored. you can't say anything in film 'cause we have very strict rules. like, politics plays a huge part in our arts. >> is there this, like, uprising of artists coming

you have to stop fire in the newark faang index lower. -- you have the stocks higher in the new yorkndex lower. this is a five-day chart of the two year yield up 25 basis points. that could be a move for a quarter or eight year. yesterday it was a day we did have the vet commentary, the hawkish side and the hot cpi print. hard to know which is more important but the reaction is showing that is influencing sector names from a stock level perspective. freeport mac brand up in a big way. wells fargo higher. rates higher, helping out the banks. on the other hand you have utilities and real estate down. the dividends look less attractive. an interesting breakdown. kriti: abigail doolittle, we thank you so much will stop coming up, paul krugman joins balance of power with david westin on bloomberg television and radio. be sure to tune in. do not forget to tune into bloomberg radio, the cable show at the top of the hour is live on bloomberg and dab digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> the bottom line is members of congress must be banned

i'm heading to newark right now, i'm late, so thank you for your time.. troops were involved, sir? >> bill: just a statement, no questions from the president. calling him a major terrorist. hitting a target overnight in syria, the president referred to him with a different name. he went by a number of names. he chose to blow himself up and not just the third floor of the building. a quote from the president a moment ago. stay tuned to the fox news station and fox news channel for continuing coverage on this story from the date. we will bring it to you when you get it. i'm bill hemmer live in new yor. your instant reaction, carl is what after working in the west wing and having a fair share of terrorist targets on your own time of duty there? >> congratulations to our u.s. military. this is a major actor and a major defeat for asus. they will not go away just because their leader has been killed, but it will toss them into confusion as they attempt to reorganize. this is a moment of weakness where we will be able to get more information and be able to att

york republican lee zeldin house financial services and foreign affairs committee and candidate for newark army veteran. congressman selden you have a nutshell way to sum up what is going on in ukraine. can you give that to her viewers tonight? >> pro freedom first antifreedom for americans and for others around the rest of the world from countries where people value freedom. there is a desire by nature, president zelensky and all the people to be successful pushing back against russian aggression. yet one country pro freedom of the other antifreedom and that's why you see so much support coming throughout our great country. jon: the latest numbers out of the white house indicate they want to send a third of a billion dollars in humanitarian and military aid to ukraine. are you satisfied with the billboard what were they think or should be done, what would you like to see? >> we need to acknowledge we have a lot of ukrainian americans in our own country that care about their loved ones, their families back home. it is personal for them and we have to make sure we are providing a certain le

lawrence jones cross-country the interview with new yorkers who have a reaction to the rise in crime in newark>> we feel safe in the city. >> yes, i do. >> i've not had any experience with crime i think new york city is fairly safe and i don't walk around being afraid. >> there's police all over i love new york. >> is a woman i always think about my surroundings and i'm not really scared all the time but i think it's always a thought, it's 11:00 o'clock maybe i should take a certain way home. tammy: i live in new york, my experience is very, very different. i live in manhattan perhaps that is the difference but i think new yorkers and liberals tend to not want to admit what is going on and that prolongs the problem. what are your thoughts on this? joe: first of all i hope everybody is checking out lawrence jones new show on fox on saturday night. he's actually getting out there talking to people if the thing in journalism. a lot more other people in this business should do more get the feeling of the pulse of the people. remember cnn insisted on the media program just recently the crime crisis

the long play of this is really bad for newark, jobs, wealth, freedom, it's cataclysmic, i think. >>and foremost, above money be a patriot. love your own country's first before you focus on your own financial. have great week. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> ashley: thanks, sean. there is a lot to unpack today. >> todd: the san francisco story, the crack pipe story and what's going on in canada is unreal. "fox & friends" will pick it up from here. they begin in 3, 2, 1, have a great one. ♪ ♪ met with cheers as they served an affidavit to school board members demanding a cease and desist to covid-19 mandates. >> god does not intend for us to walk around with a diaper on ours face. >> spend one more hour in a mask made me sick because i can't breathe. >> senate republicans now want answers. >> our responsibility to take this as a calling to stand up and say. >> our approach to covid must change as the disease changes. >> two canadian provinces swiftly moving to end vaccine

maurice dubois, cbs news, newark, new jersey. xxxx >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. the head of the faa steve dickson announced he will step down by march 31st. he says he's leaving due to separation from his family during the pandemic. >>> president biden is rejecting a request from former president trump to withhold white house visitor logs from the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. the committee is seeking information on who entered the white house complex in the days leading up to the attack. >>> and talk about hot wheels. this frightening dash cam video captured the moment a run away truck tire slammed into the windshield of a patrol car in pennsylvania. fortunately both officers inside the car walked away unharmed. >>> for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. xxxx >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. we want to begin with new questions about russia, what russia is really up to and

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little bit of fog towards santa rosa, but the cirrus clouds with us on the l 55 in alameda with 46 in newark the coolest number, 40 in the north bay. 42 in livermore. here is the view of mount tam, the camera is shaking and breezy atharpolde conditions as the work week arrives monday into tuesday. perhaps a bit of sierra snow and the temperatures closer to where we should be for monday and tuesday. behind that system, we are looking at elevated fire danger. we will get to that in just a moment, but san jose and livermore today with mid to upper 70's. as we look at napa and sonoma, mid 70's, 78 yesterday in sonoma, santa rosa, 77, could see a record. the ridge is sliding to the south, allowing for the warmth to last through sunday and monday. look at southern california, well into the 80's in reading, slightly cooler. but it will take some time -- this system will be a quick mover and behind it is what concerns us. here's a look at the sunshine today. highor sunday, so if you'd is cooler. as we look at that system arriving, you can see the precip associated with it, not much at all. maybe sou

they pushed, pushed, pushed to admit newark nato. putin goes i have had it, enough.'m taking it and we say oh my god. evacuate. now we have to go to war in europe and not us but europe is going to have to go war potentially and we are going to get hit with $4 gas because of this? and it's like no one looks at how this happened? i mean, i'm not blaming us. putin is responsible, too. but come on. we have been on a coalition course over -- collision course for ukraine decades. >> no never so badly than when obama and biden and now biden and harris. four years in between there was concerted effort to make it better, you are right and clinton before that joe biden is going toe have a tough sell with the american public. they lost complete trust in confidence already. negative trifecta polling. the disapproval on chief issues. no competence in his confidence. big one people are very negative about personal be a tributes. has a plan and cares about people like me. he doesn't have the political currency at home to sell this to people who are hurting. i'm out there every day

thirty-six alicia step back a little bit out of newark the whole country. without at the thought of it they gain and before or five seats, it may be three something like that out of redistricting across a statement does not look like that's going to happen now. it looks like democrats could be the breakeven or maybe even have a two or three seat edge coming out of this. why is that happening? >> the expectation initially was republicans there's a lot of red states red leaning states picked up in the reapportionment in 2020. but what democrats did in the states they do control such as california, illinois, new york, maryland, they bolster their margins. california republicans are expected to lose up to six illinois two new york four -- five. maryland, one. and even in alabama there's a lawsuit now democrats of challenge they could lose an additional one. any kind of benefits republicans got from the reapportionment has now been canceled out by democratic gerrymandering for. >> this was a concerted effort, kim, so going back to eric holder the former attorney

louis, the lead contamination that a mayor has worked diligently to confront in newark. have heard from parents in big cities, small towns, rural communities across this country whose children have been exposed to lead in drinking water and gary wound -- and carry around the weight of that trauma every day. folks, we can do better. and it is our responsibility to do better. in the words of dr. martin luther king jr., who we commemorated this week, the time is always right to do what is right. and with the bipartisan info structure law, we have an opportunity to do what is right to confront long-standing inequities and build a better america, one that is healthier, more inclusive, one that is protective of all people, especially our children. the implementation of the infrastructure law calls for strong partnership and epa's ready to work alongside our local partners to ensure all communities see enfield the full bent -- see and feel the full benefits of this investment. that is why i sent a letter to every governor of every state sharing detailed information of our goals

that is exactly what we're doing here in newark. >> lawmakers are wondering whether or not putin has seen anything in the first few days of this invasion. it makes you want to pull back a little bit. as peace talks are set to start on ukraine's borders. >> as for the prospects of the discussions at the border. i hope and i believe that putin may well finally recognize that he made a huge air. he was badly miscalculated how hard the people of ukraine would fight in the major of the world's response. in the modern world with more being conducted and people filming it and passing around the world. >> i spoke to somebody in the vice president kamala harris. president biden is back, wilmington, delaware. we are told with the press traveling with him he left a memorial service for a relative who passed away recently. bret: peter doocy life. thank you. that's forget the british and passenger to the united states dane karen pierce. thank you for being here. it is a dangerous time, how do you perceive this what putin is trying to do and how the world was responding. >> people are coming out i

over onto the east bay, nice afternoon with low 60's in newark, 64 in fremont.d, starting out quite cold but by the afternoon, we will warm another 30 degrees for highs at about 64 and 63 in livermore. we have some clouds this morning, then sunshine. it is getting warmer on sunday, feeling like spring on monday. getting breezy at times on tuesday, and that will bring temperatures of perhaps turn your records in the 70's. cooling off slightly by the end of the week. down towards monterey, san benito county, we could even see a couple 80's, liz, by midweek. liz: thanks. imagine you are a nonprofit trying to empower young girls to take on a leadership in our society. next thing you know, entertainer janet jackson offers to donate money to your cause. well, that's exact he would happened in oakland to the organization called girls leadership. abc 7 news reporter leah menendez explains how they are helping to build a better bay area. >> tokai tyler and simone murray a helping girls of color to find their voices in society. ♪ that's how mega entertainer janet jackson

at least one flight was canceled and 2 others were delayed from sfo to newark. >> lyft and delta are partnering to make your ride to the airport a little less stressful if you take a lift to the terminal, you will get flight updates delivered directly to your lyft app. the rideshare app will now display flight numbers boarding times terminal and gate information. these features are available to riders who connect swift with their delta skymiles account. this feature is available only in the united states. still ahead tonight at 8, it could be the end of death row at san quentin. >> governor newsom is working to dismantle the space what it could be used for instead. but for spotify's response to misinformation accusations and joe rogan. >> now the streaming service now plans to address the pandemic in its podcast. and now for our high school's most admired alum. get up there. oh shut up. this is so embarrassing. guys don't make a scene! oh please you love a scene. there's no way it's me... was that good acting? that's why it's you. (giggling) you know her. you love her. you wish you c

kumasi: taking a live look at the big board at the newark stock exchange.most 100 points. reggie: it certain type of service really stepped front and center during this year's super bowl ads. see if you can guess. the one commercial that now has a government agency to please not eat soap. kumasi: all right. remember, you can now get abc seven mornings for a whole extra hour with abc 7 at 7:00. we are streaming live on weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 on our app. you can download it right now. drew: as we stop -- as we- as we started new week this money, you will find cooler temperatures later this afternoon. that record warm stretch we had that lasted six days is over today. temperatures are closer to where we should be for this time of year. live doppler 7 combined with satellite, we have this big ridge of high pressure. it was sitting over california, acting like a heat pump. this is now getting suppressed to the south. there is a trough that will dip in from the north over the next 24 hours and will usher in cooler air and also breezy conditions. the winds are

that change is going to happen through it over the air update for all 2016 in newark models. we'll be right back. it is 7.43. more headlines in a minute. welcome back 7.46. on this wednesday morning. >> i'm right, daria, right? you are love. just look at lagged. yeah. wow. that really is breezy out there today yesterday morning at the bay bridge. it was actually fairly calm around this time. it was the north bay that was looking at the winds today. it's all of us, a very, very windy start to this morning. and we're going to be seeing those winds keeping up all day long today. clear skies out there from inland areas out to the coastline. doesn't matter where you're at. and one of the reasons we're so windy as we have this high pressure ridge, which has been keeping us dry to our west, a low pressure dipping down into the rest of the country that's bringing winter to them and smack dab in the middle. very strong pressure gradient, which is kicking up this very strong, offshore wind today for the north bay mountains. again, our windy, a spot winds in excess of 50 miles per hour.

we have over our budget to put out is about $99.7 billion, newark for example is a 200 plus billion.tween general revenue budget stabilization. we are in very good physical shape. but it shows you, if you want to have a virtuous cycle where you keep taxes low, create a good environment think increasingly it's not just the taxes it's being strong on crime because we see how that is getting out of control. obviously having protecting people's freedom against covid mandates and restrictions. all of that has coalesced to be we have a lot going on in the economy. people are purchasing homes left and right and a lot of revenue is coming into the treasury with a low tax rates and no income tax. >> used to talk about 50 states, 50 different experiments. isn't florida an example of constitutional conservatism and it works? that capitalism works that limited government works? the civil society protecting it through just laws works. whereas the more radical leftist agendas you see in new york, california, they don't work. if the media were rational and sat back and looked at this wouldn't they

compensated diverse force is a dynamic workforce and it is one that is the engine of high oxidative newark roaring economy and i know this firsthand is a former organizer for that service employees international union and were all working in a career in trade of opportunity, the sky is u the limit or we can contine in our border of economy and we know from history, that things like this do not just happen on their own companies to be a drive to create equity in the trade. we have a golden opportunity to do just that in a november of last year, the o president signd into law, the largest infrastructure bill in the history of our nation of this bill is sent to create 800,000 jobs annually over the course of the next ten years, that's unprecedented and he gets the best out of opportunity, it's imperative that these jobs are normally well-paid, there equitable across the country. that simply has not been the case for the best infrastructure investments in occupational based on race, and gender has far too often been a painful norm and too many americans have enough behind in industries that ar