we could build alisha park here and fights like paul martin as his ankle from anyone could understand what a major shocks he says. and it's not going to harm russia. we're the ones who are being harmed to my that's my opinion. mister putin doesn't care at all about whether jobs here are at risk or whether this place will be shut down. it will only affect the local population incompetent. local politicians are worried about their towns, economic future without russian petroleum. the city council has sent a letter to germany's economics minister in berlin. they want to know how this supposed to survive without tax revenue from the russian oil trade. this is a financial consequences will directly impact the city. that's one thing done, but even more important are the jobs that are in danger that we have total solidarity with the p. c. k. workers. germany's motorists are also worried prices at the gas pumps of sky rock since the start of the war. many gas stations in berlin and east and germany are supplied by schmidt. if the refinery fails, supply bottlenecks and higher prices are likely

theodore as well as at the chief casino officer for new south wales and the chief risk officer paul martin resigned earlier last week. we are hearing to staff in addition to naming the interim cfo are suspending rebate players for all casinos as a time of turmoil continues for the gaming giant with the ceo quitting earlier in march as of the inquiry continues to raise questions over moderate laundering -- money-laundering concerns and the casino inquiry accused to star entertainment of disguising gambling funds with allegations of misconduct against the casino operator. the inquiry continues and focuses on allegations including disguising hotel expenses and withdrawals on chinese debit cards to fund gambling, potentially also allowing money-laundering to take place inside gambling halls and avoid regulatory scrutiny particularly when it comes into bringing in millions of dollars are far highrollers. >> we are looking forward to the australian open after three weeks of losses. we might be setting up for more downside giving the u.s. futures under pressure after already seeing five weeks of

paul heggen champions league. villareal and liverpool in red. got so wide open. alan martin heggen, and liz cook could have made this shot. that was the go-ahead goal. liverpool in come from behind fashion won it 3-2. there ahead into the finals in paris later this month. bill belichick, brad stevens. two dollars and an eight-time super bowl champion. watch game two. jaylen brown got -- the former cal bears scored 25 in the first half. he is up to 30 so far. boston up 13 in the fourth. about to even that series at one game apiece. celtics flexing is muscles to even out that one. the warriors game coming up in five minutes. >> lots of good stuff coming up. >> gave us a lot of reason to watch tonight on the late show. thanks. >>> we will give the warriors seemed going for you when we come back. how about a quick trip to thrive city? >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, we interview a professor with san jose state with about roe versus wade and potential implications -- if it is indeed overturned. you can find us whenever and i'm 53, but in my mind i'm sti

paul. i'm allen martin. coming up at 6:00, a woman attacked by a mountain lion. howfficia d herfe. > aealing with sal after tay s jos announced a 7-p. major changes they say are coming. >>> and the multimillion-dollar deal to save these red woods from being cut down at a popular bay area campground. the news at 6:00 about five minutes. sara, ryan? >>> still at 5:00, we introduce you to a local dj blazing a trail behind the turntable. ♪ >> how she is you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. >

paul. >>> i'm allen martin. coming up all new at 6:00, good news for bay area college grads.ed hot right now. what companies are doing to attract new hires. >>> plus -- >> first came the great resignation, and now bay area restaurants are getting hit with a wave of covid-19 infections. we'll break down what it could mean for your weekend dinner reservation. >>> and we're celebrating aapi heritage month. how a woman is helping preserve a disappearing language. the news at 6:00 coming up in about five minutes. sara and ryan? >> thanks. >>> still ahead at 5:00, tackling the misystery of fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. i joined the district attorney's

paul, thanks. i'm allen martin, coming up new at six, the bay area now has the highest covid infection rates in california. the warning from top health officials. >>> plus -- >> two new defendants were charged with murder today in the alleged exorcism death of a 3-year-old girl in san jose. what the prosecutor says the victim had to endure before she died. >>> and we'll take a closer look at governor newsom's inflation relief plan. how he expects to put money back into californians' pockets. the news at 6:00 coming up in about five minutes. sara, ryan? >> thank you so much. still ahead here at 5:00, bay to breakers returns this weekend for the first time in two years. >>> and we have the story of a former san quentin inmate who has gone from running the prison yard to marathons. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on the

paul, thanks. >>> i'm allen martin. coming up all new at 6:00, san jose police doing some major damage control after multiple misconduct allegations against its officers. what the mayor is now demanding. >>> plus a south bay city is standing out for saving water. we'll show you what residents are doing to conserve. >>> and long-time candy and ice cream shop in jeopardy of shutting down. how the community is helping to save it. the news at 6:00 coming up in about five minutes. sara, ryan? >> all right, allen, thank you. >>> still ahead here at 5:00 -- >> an unprecedented look at the mystery of our for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >>> an amazing picture from our unive

summer day and lots of different people of all different kinds, and i remember peter paul and mary and of course martin luther king's speech and just that everybody got along real well and i remember we were kind of camped out underneath the closest tree to the steps may be and i was only eight and parents let me, ok, it was hot and i wanted to go dip my feet into the reflecting pool. ok, we will be here, just come back when you are done. i went swimming for an hour and got cool and came back and it was a wonderful time. we had a great time and very glad i went to it. and just kind of a funny thing, my little sister was chattering a little bit when martin luther king was speaking in i remember them saying you might want to watch this because someday it will be in your history books. anyway. guest: wonderful memory. wonderful memory. host: thanks for those memories. mr. holzer? guest: it was an extraordinary day. i remember watching on television and not quite the same but you knew when dr. king started to speak that history was being made, not only american history but rhetorical history. an aside was

summer day and lots of different people of all different kinds, and i remember peter paul and mary and of course martin luther king's speech and just that everybody got along real well and i remember we were kind of camped out underneath the closest tree to the steps may be and i was only eight and parents let me, ok, it was hot and i wanted to go dip my feet into the reflecting pool. ok, we will be here, just come back when you are done. i went swimming for an hour and got cool and came back and it was a wonderful time. we had a great time and very glad i went to it. and just kind of a funny thing, my little sister was chattering a little bit when martin luther king was speaking in i remember them saying you might want to watch this because someday it will be in your history books. anyway. guest: wonderful memory. wonderful memory. host: thanks for those memories. mr. holzer? guest: it was an extraordinary day. i remember watching on television and not quite the same but you knew when dr. king started to speak that history was being made, not only american history but rhetorical history. an aside was

this money is going to lockheed martin and the cia to do what? nobody knows. rand paulted to slow down the bill for oversight. you have huge amounts of money flying out the door. nobody can articulate a strategy for when we are doing and benefits for the american people. >> laura: lost 80 billion dollars worth of equipment in afghanistan. tonight mitch mcconnell went after rand paul. they will never debate. i want to see rand paul and mcconnell debate. they are both really smart. debate the numbers and the issues to town halls across kentucky and see which person comes out on top. who do you think would come out on top with the public? >> rand paul has the much better argument. no matter what you think about ukraine and we all feel sympathy for the ukrainians. this is the most dangerous war the united states has fought if decades. our opponent is not iraq or afghanistan but a country with the largest nuclear stockpile on the planet. we are risking nuclear annihilation for what? that's the question they can't answer. >> laura: thank you. here's the clue for tonight's whi

summer day and lots of different people of all different kinds, and i remember peter paul and mary and of course martinr king's speech and just that everybody got along real well and i remember we were kind of camped out underneath the closest tree to the steps may be and i was only eight and parents let me, ok, it was hot and i wanted to go dip my feet into the reflecting pool. ok, we will be here, just come back when you are done. i went swimming for an hour and got cool and came back and it was a wonderful time. we had a great time and very glad i went to it. and just kind of a funny thing, my little sister was chattering a little bit when martin luther king was speaking in i remember them saying you might want to watch this because someday it will be in your history books. anyway. guest: wonderful memory. wonderful memory. host: thanks for those memories. mr. holzer? guest: it was an extraordinary day. i remember watching on television and not quite the same but you knew when dr. king started to speak that history was being made, not only american history but rhetorical history. an aside was it was

he's also forged a friendship with paul harvey, the paramedic who realised martin needed to be treatedand how specific they were, but my impression at that time, even the few minutes were spent with you, is, he is seriously injured, he is very poorly, i think we should go to the nearest a&e which was here and it would have been a big difference in the time it took us to get here. and fortunately, they agreed with that and we brought you here and the rest is pleasant history, shall we say. yeah, definitely. paul cannot make the kilimanjaro trip. i can't be there, but that's my big sign of support. a constant reminder of the friend who he calls an inspiration. i mean, the fact that you decided to do it didn't surprise me at all. because even though i only knew you that short time before you made the decision, itjust didn't surprise me. you know, if it had been a bit cheaper, you might have gone to the moon as well. well, you never know! speak to elon. the following day we catch up with martin at home with his beloved dog alfie. vets diagnosed him with separation anxiety and he lost a lot

martin luther king jr. back in 1960, i met with one of my professors, ms. rosa harris, to share the saul to paul transformation i was experiencing. two days later, ms. harris handed me a copy of dr. king's 1958 book, "stride toward freedom." mr. nadler: i yield the gentleman 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyburn: to share one passage from that book, i quote. true peace is not merely the absence of tension, it is the presence of justice. mr. speaker, this legislation will provide federal agencies with necessary tools to ensure that peace and justice prevail. i urge a yes vote from all members of this august body and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: i yield one minute and a half to the gentlelady from georgia, ms. greene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. greene: i rise in opposition to this bill. i find it shocking to hear language coming from my colleagues across the aisle accusing republicans of the horrific shooting in buffalo

he's also forged a friendship with paul harvey, the paramedic who realised martin needed to be treatedak to elon. the following day we catch up with martin at home with his beloved dog alfie. vets diagnosed him with separation anxiety and he lost a lot of weight as his owner spent months away recovering. now they are inseparable. since yesterday's visit to salford royal, martin has had a chance to reflect. seeing mr saxena and it's the first time i've ever heard him say it, he said "i was stood at the side of you talking to you, thinking at the back of my mind, this guy might not survive". that's the first time i've ever heard him say that. so that kind of hit home, just how, i know it was serious but to hear it from him, you know, it kind of, i was a bit quiet for the rest of the day after that. i was thinking about it on the way home and, yeah, for somebody like him, if he was thinking that, that's serious. his wife gabby prefers to stay away from the hospital. that's how she deals with the trauma of those days spent not knowing if her husband would live or die. but she too experienc

paul. back here in the united states. president biden toured a lockheed martin plant in alabama that makes antitank weapons.to help ukraine continue to succeed against russian aggression. just as they did when they won the battle of kiev. british prime minister boris johnson spoke to the ukrainian parliament over a video call, he announced an additional $375 million in military aid. a congresswoman barbara lee, who was part of the congressional delegation that visited ukraine and poland, says russian president vladimir putin must be stopped at all costs. folks are worried about moldova and other countries where i visited several times in the past. uh if putin, you know, wins and ukraine which country is next? congresswoman lee also said the refugee crisis is causing an overwhelming strain in poland. she's concerned about the impact the war of the war will have on food insecurity around the world. more than six years after six homes slid down to san francisco hillside. there's now a settlement in the lawsuit over that disaster san francisco supervisors have approved in nearly $7 million settlement offer from

martin luther king jr. back in 1960, i met with one of my professors, ms. rosa harris, to share the saul to paul transformation i was experiencing. two days later, ms. harris handed me a copy of dr. king's 1958 book, "stride toward freedom." mr. nadler: i yield the gentleman 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyburn: to share one passage from that book, i quote. true peace is not merely the absence of tension, it is the presence of justice. mr. speaker, this legislation will provide federal agencies with necessary tools to ensure that peace and justice prevail. i urge a yes vote from all members of this august body and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: i yield one minute and a half to the gentlelady from georgia, ms. greene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. greene: i rise in opposition to this bill. i find it shocking to hear language coming from my colleagues across the aisle accusing republicans of the horrific shooting in buffalo