even more ambitious than the current northstar network concept. our requests for an ambitious plan really i think mirrors that of what the san francisco bike coalition recommends. laura polk neighbors is the bike and rolling plan as essential because it connects neighborhoods and recognizes past harms in san francisco's transportation planning. we live in a neighborhood deeply impacted by transportation choices that are designed for the benefit of other neighborhoods. the result for us is that every four days someone in our small neighborhood is injured in a traffic collision every four days almost every street and intersection in our neighborhood is on the high injury network. this is despite the fact that 73% of our neighborhood residents walk bike or take transit as their primary form of transportation according to the census. having a connected, safe, comfortable bike network is to the benefit of all road users. our main concern is that the plan doesn't act with enough urgency or have set timelines considering that every four days someone is b

and our friends at northstar 81 inches on the ground at the summit. 9 inches of packed powder to enjoy and they've got 89 trails to get out there, too. so things are going to get active again. but this weekend is looking good as we head toward next week, another extremely powerful storm headed for much of california and a lot of snow in the high country. thank you, lawrence. now. >> to the south this weekend, super bowl expected to bring a big boost in tourism for new orleans. more than 100,000 visitors expected in the big easy through sunday. experts say occupancy for hotels for friday through sunday was peaking at more than 90%. the night before the game in the central business and french quarter districts more than 95% of capacity. local officials say it is vital. the city puts its best foot forward and hosting the super bowl to make sure tourists keep on coming back. the chiefs in the eagles will play sunday. it's a super bowl rematch from just 2 years ago. and rod carter is live outside the superdome in new orleans with. >> how this championship game is different than the last one

private markets and there are discussions and expirations underway to see what is possible but our northstarhat is right for our clients and making sure whatever it is we do in active and index ourselves or with others about that we keep in mind we are about simplicity, low cost, and long-term returns. i think there are constructs that will allow private markets to fit in that, but that is part of the exploration we are doing. whatever we do, we want to do the vanguard way, in a way well suited to our client base, which is looking to us for a certain set of things we have consistently delivered. katie: really appreciate you taking the time. that is vanguard ceo salim ramji . caroline: we get a quick check on these markets. let's dig into what is happening in technology. the nasdaq cleaning -- clinging onto gains as may be jp morgan says maybe these open-source models are not as bad as we thought. and qualcomm, a significant drawdown, off almost 5%, the worst day since november 20 for the stock even as they managed to beat expectations in earnings . we are worried about the future of the smar

acting, she's been my northstar, unlike this is the career i want. i still feel that way.en: i've already asked them, and are so many crime procedurals on cbs, just in one of them i want to be the dead body. [laughter] you know what i mean? like this. it like that on the beach or something. >> you've got it down! you don't even have to rehearse. >> stephen: practice. so "yellowjackets," the next season launches, the new season launches on valentine's day. so romantic. >> so romantic. cannibals! >> stephen: i could just eat you up! >> that's good, there you go. >> stephen: your character shauna has a fair amount of rage. do you have sources of rage yourself that you tap into? >> you know, i have a thing called missa folia -- it's like a sensitivity to certain sounds. >> stephen: what is your sensitivity? >> chewing sounds, like if you had gone right now i would have to -- i don't know, it puts me in a rage. it activates -- >> stephen: it literally makes you angry? >> yes. it's like a wiring of your brain, it travels to a different part of your brain so it activates your fig

mount rose, sugar bowl, palisades, boreal, northstar and heavily a foot to two.then after that, bear valley four. kirkwood only had one. so they've been woefully underestimating the overestimating the totals for snow. but they've been really good on the rain here for us here locally. we get a break today, although there could be a few little buildups. you can see a lot of cold air and that will start to get a little lift here in the afternoon, which will give us some clouds, 30s and 40s on the temps. it was noticeably colder this morning by a good 17 degrees for some santa rosa double digits colder. i mean, 24 hours ago we had rain. then this morning we were clear. so it makes sense. a few pop up showers could develop. i'll mention mendocino county, lake county, maybe northern sonoma and napa. that next system is on the way for tomorrow. it will bring us rain on thursday morning. looks pretty good. half inch to maybe two. just depends on which forecast model you believe. that could trim this back or ramp it up a little bit. there will be more snow in the mountain

care of veterans should be the northstar of all veterans. sen. blackburn: i agree. that is why i have this v.a. health care freedom act. that would remove those obstacles and really put the criteria in the -- and the mission act for eligibility for community care and give full choice to veterans in select regions. let's roll this out as a pilot project and put it on the four-your path to fully implement it. so a veteran can get what they need when they need it, where they need it, show their v.a. card, and the v.a. gets the bill. not the veteran. and that would solve this and this enormous backlog that we have. give the veteran the choice. put them at the center of this. thank you, mr. chairman. chair moran: senator king. sen. king: in answer to senator tuberville's questions, i think this records problems started with a no-bid contract about five years ago, six years ago it was extended by the last administration. and i still don't understand why we don't go out to the market. i'm sorry you mentioned epic, because epic is a successful medical records system that i

that is our northstar. in order to do that, we must have accountability at this agency. it is in dire need of restoration, and that starts with shoring up the financial situation. the fact that this agency has not been able to pass an audit for 4 years is a disgrace. we must make sure we are accountable to taxpayers, that our programs are solvent, and working toward the aims of serving small businesses, so obviously, we are going to get our financial house in order and do it quickly, and we will do that in addition to making sure the programs are working for small businesses and taxpayers. we know that the core loan program is in need of oversight in terms of understanding the rising delinquencies and defaults. we will take a hard look at that. we will make sure that disaster funds are resourced and accounted for and that there are no more situations where americans in a crisis are faced with months of not having disaster relief. finally, we are certainly going to get this agency back to work. i am grateful for president trump's rapid action through his executive order t

main highways linking the bay area to the sierra on the stormy morning, and take a live look from northstarsort. snow is coming down there. caltrans says chains are required on eastbound 80 from placer county to truckee. on highway 50, chains are required from twin bridges to myers and el dorado county, and in certain to be a very busy morning for one gas station owner in truckee. >> where the last stop before the crossing of the summit down into truckee. so between here and truckee, there's nowhere that really sells chains. it's no man's land. so if caltrans lets you pass this point, this is their last final check to really say get ready. >> well, caltrans is urging drivers to check the current road conditions before heading up to lake tahoe this morning. well, as we celebrate black history month, we hear from a group of high schoolers turned civic advocates thanks to a woman led nonprofit ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. areas getting hit by another powerful storm. a live look here we are headed north on interstate 880. you can see roads are wet. of course, the windsh

we have been really using the customer experience as our northstar and making these our decisions but you know, brought forward programs and projects including expansion of trans only lanes working on both safety and security at and cleanliness at our stops as well as you know on our rolling stock and of course doing some very innovative things on the maintenance side with things like fix that week and making sure we get out there and fix things before they break. >> of course riders are noticing and you see a great trend continuing upward. we're about 75% recovered. this is december of this year compared to december of 2019 and so we're about 75% on a weekday. we covered in about a 90% on on the weekend and like i said, around 500,000 riders a day. unfortunately our financial trends are not tracking with those ridership numbers and there are some specific ones and we will get much more into this. but parking revenue as well as the general fund coming in lower than what we had expected with our budget that you all approved and adopted just just 6 or 7 months ago because of this, you k