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it's about rogue catholic priests. it's about rogue lake catholics. it's about catholics who were numerous and were a wedge within the church that didn't have the official approval of the institution itself of popes of bishops. now there could have there were bishops certainly bishops that sympathized with the christian front particularly in new york. in fact you had christian front bishops. but but as an interesting thing is this is this is not about the hierarchy that that we know it is about kind of ordinary catholics and it's about rogue priests who inform them and it's about rogue bishops. it's a it's a very, you know in that might be upsetting to the to to the hierarchy here, but the thing this is why you know, this is why i think the story is important that that just to know that these these movements can happen. right, so i think that we probably just have time for one last question. i'm just sort of on your on your statement about why it's important, dr. austell estrella luna also ask why do you think this history was forgotten or buried? so

. >> it would be unacceptable if there are rogue actors trying to exploit the situation, setting up unlicensed testing facilities to try to make a quick buck. >> reporter: this was the corner of dolores and 18th next to missing high school yesterday. a company called community wellness awareness america set up a pop-up site. today it was gone. the corner empty, and under investigation by simmons for city attorney david chiu. >> we are looking for a specific federal license that these operators are supposed to have. >> reporter: weeded checking into community wellness america. here is what we found. irs documents revealed the organization is a 501(c)(3), a tax-exempt public charity. the certificate on display was for its partner, crestview clinical laboratories, that is supposed to test all of the samples. that certificate had expired in november, but we found a federal website indicating it actually expires at the end of the month. they were concerned that the test being handed out were valid . >> we are concerned that at the same time members of the public could be having their personally ide

. >> it would be unacceptable if there are rogue actors trying to exploit the situation , setting up unlicensed testing facilities to try to make a quick buck. >> reporter: this was the corner of dolores and 18th next to miss in high school. a company called community wellness america has set up a pop-up site. today i'm a it was gone. the corner was empty and under investigation by the san francisco city attorney. >> we are specifically looking for a specific federal license that these operators are supposed to have. >> reporter: we did checking into community wellness america. irs documents revealed the organization is a 501(c)(3), a tax-exempt public charity. the certificate on display was for its partner, crestview clinical laboratories method is supposed to test all of the samples, but that certificate had expired in november. we found a federal website indicating it actually expires at the end of the month. they are concerned about whether the tests being handed out are valid, as well as this. >> we are concerned that at the same time members of the public may be having their pe

we talked to the san francisco attorney investigating rogue testing sites and what you need to watch out for. >> problems only got worse. san francisco is seeing a complete breakdown in its testing network leaving sites closed across the city. mayor london breed's new order for private providers and what they could lose if they don't help with demand. >> and the biggest city in the bay area may start requiring a booster is that right. we're tracking the latest from san jose as the city council there debates a new mandate. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang. >> two bay area counties along with cyber security companies are targeting bogus test companies trying to take your money and your private information. >> this is a big deal and let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman with what's at take and how you can protect yourself. >> good evening, raj. it's a familiar site here with a legitimate covid testing site with a lot of cars coming and going. the parking slot halfway full behind

i'm norah >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> it would be unacceptable if there are rogue actors trying to explain tests harder to find than ever, one bay area city cracking down on some suddenly popping up. >>> in a few hours one bay area county will make a major move that feels a lot like a big step back to the beginning. >> i'm a little skeptical of the effect of staying inside for 30 days. >> if i have to slow everything down for a little while, then that is what it is. >>> the bay area city where parents aren't letting staffing shortages stand in the way of keeping schools open. >> it's really a win when everyone is losing. >>> right now at 7:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area , a warning from one big bay area city that some covid testing sites may not be what they seem. good evening. i am elizabeth cook. >>> and i am ryan yamamoto. let's go to andria borba, where the city is cracking down on the pop-up sites. >> reporter: with city run testing sites here in san francisco slowing down and even stopping nasal swabs at one point yesterday, the city attorney is worried about people looking to pr

it is what space experts say is a rogue spacex rocket booster.e moon. >> yeah. >> of course, the dark side. >> according to nasa this could happen by early march. let's discuss with an expert, janet ivy. the president of explore mars inc. is here to break it all down. known for her models and snazzy backgrounds. janet, thanks for being with us. nasa says they're monitoring the situation, how soon will we have a clear picture, the data needed to get a clear picture of the actual track, where it's headed and the timing? >> well, we really so a debt of gratitude to a gentleman named bill gray with a company called pluto projects he helps professional and amateur astronomers monitor earth objects. funny, boris and christi, nobody was monitoring this for us. thank goodness bill has been. what we know, it's too close to the sun right now. around february 8th we'll get a glimpse of this thing. it's about 49 feet long, 4,000 tons. when it does impact the moon it's going 5600 miles per hour. we'll get a glimpse around february 7th or 8th, according to bil

it should never have been approved by a very rogue agency which is the fda the rogue -- there isn't anythingthey're not doing is rogue and no one knows what they're up to and it's a travesty and even though the committee of tencent said it wasn't worth anything and i think it's going to be one of the biggest stories for 2022 and 2023 >> link, stephanie link? the linkster, you own chevron. >> i do. i've owned it for a very long time and it has lagged exxon by 30%. it's like headscratching i love the pick. i think it plays catch-up, jim you know they have great assets and not only in the perm on, gulf of mexico, they've done smart m and a and the capex is on the low end and the buyback news of 3 to 5 billion of this year, i think they can get to 8 billion by 2025 and their break even is 50 a barrel so i like the pick very much and by the way, it is my largest energy position and i'm 300 overweight. >> don't forget the esg from 3 billion to 10 billion, because mike her, watch what happened to exxon and they're not throwing money away they want to make money with the 10 billion my worth is cut o

well, i think occasionally people will have gone rogue back in the pre-1970s era hewey long the senator from louisiana with this due filibuster's because he was effectively running for president and he would grab the floor and he didn't particularly care who he and sold it because he was there to promote himself and his campaign there had been instances instances of that happening. it's much harder to choreograph something like that in the old filibuster system in the new system. anybody can signal that they're opposed to about and then it's really up to. the senate majority leader or the caucus is the site how to proceed now scott bomboy. you mentioned the 1970s as a rule change what happened then? there are three rules changes that happened in 1970s and 1972, senator mike, mansfield. put a system in place called the the two track system and the old days if i were here we long and i filibustered i held the floor the senate could not conduct any business until i was either physically taken off the floor or i was tired or there was some way to end the filibuster in the two track system.

the city attorneys office in san francisco issuing a pair of subpoenas as it investigates possible rogue covid testing sites. they are demanding documents from two california based companies, community wellness america, and crest view clinical laboratory, after users expressed concerns. community wellness set up two free viintablin san francisco including this one in front of mission high school. public health officials shut the site down saying it was unauthorized and violated business codes. >> we are concerned about members of the public that may not be receiving test results that are valid. we don't know what is happening to the information that's being used. >> experts tell us any testing operation should be able to display what's called a valid clia, certificate of compliance. that means the laboratory doing the testing actually knows what it is doing. so far neither company has responded to repeated requests for comment on this. >>> if you are looking for a covid test, vaccine, booster, visit our county by county resource guide on kpix.com. click the red banner at the top of the p

>> they continue to embrace this rogue agenda to move further and further to the left.will take for the public to wake up and start voting these folks out. what bothers me the most. the communities most impacted, our black and brown communities are rob evening them of students. they are robbing them of the american dream. it doesn't matter how much money you want the try to pump into a community if people don't feel safe going to school or grocery shopping, there is no progress that will be made. it is about time we start dealing with the real issues in our communities which is crime and stop focusing on all this other nonsense. >> harris: you get the last word in the mic drop. joe, thank you for being in focus. >> thank you for having me. >> harris: as americans are scrambling to find a covid test with the spread of omicron president biden offers a simple solution. it is getting a big reception. social media users having a field day over what must be the most tone deaf tweet of the young new year. the author vice president kamala harris. jimmy failla on all of it in "f

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strong enough to send the rogue, runaway dock crashing into support beams. >> the docket definitely was picking up momentum as it was heading towards this building. that was a little scary. >> seeing these waves rolling in and the water significantly higher. high tide sort ot ot for lack of a better expression. cornell: the san francisco fire department advised people to stay away from ocean beach. >> we advise people to stay away from the water and the coastline in san francisco today. cornell: people flock to the beach with cameras ready to capture big waves. >> i'm hoping for bigger waves to just view. >> i don't get this excitement every day and want to see it for myself. cornell: the tsunami advisory close baker beach and people on the peer were warned about danger. >> i'm a science teacher so i'm curious about these types of things. cornell: u.s. coast guard was seen patrolling the shoreline. a day no one saw coming. did you ever expect this would happen? >> i need to take tsunami alerts more seriously now. cornell: this is what is left of one of those boat docks. the ramp is unde

. >>> the city's attorney's offices issuing subpoenas as it investigates positive possible rogue covid testing sites. they are demanding information from christie clinical laboratory and community wellness america after people express concerns. community wellness set up free testing covid tables in san francisco, including this one in front of mission high school on dolores street. public health officials shut the site down saying it was unauthorized and violated business codes. >> we are concerned about members of the public that may not be receiving covid test results that are valid, and we don't know what is happening to the information that is being used. >> experts tell us any testing operation should be able to display what is called a valid clia certificate of compliance. that means a laboratory during the testing actually knows what it is doing. so far , neither company has responded to our repeated requests for comment. >>> a san francisco man has pled guilty to brutally abusing his golden retriever puppy. a morning, a few of these images are really tough to look at. charlie w

>> in recent weeks we heard of rogue testing operators.ks running sidewalk operations that don't appeared to be using trained protocols and asking for personal information and not appearing to have updated licenses. so we have started an investigation, we actually sent letters last week to severe several entities. we need to make sure these are legitimate operations. >> the site you are talking about that may be illegitimate, are they still in business right now? if i go to the city right now, are they still there in the pop-up site? >> anyway literally have been popping up all over it was san francisco and golden gate beach. when they are there, it says free tests. we have residents who are desperate to get tests and we see that. they're turning over personal information and bodily fluids are not being dealt in a safe way and we don't know if they'll ever going to get a real covid test results. >> you said free, that's a big thing. someone is making money at some point. who's making the money and how? >> well, there are some who theorized

do you see rogue states, nonstate actors and smaller countries unfriendly to the u.s.r its allies rapidly improving their ability to conduct larger and effective i/o operations, essentially giving them what one might call superpowers to conduct warfare? paul? dr. stockton: you bet. the pace of technology now, the availability of deepfake capabilities, for example, is turning smaller states into very formidable adversaries. i think there is a level of analysis required here. the borrowing from the saintess curtis lemay -- it is tempting to think, we can take care of the cats, we can take care of the kittens. that is we can counter china and russia, we can handle rogue states, but they may attack us in very different ways. prime example, countries like north korea and syria that are not part of the international financial system in a way that involves the united states, they may target the u.s. financial system, financial infrastructure, and use combined cyber attacks and information operations to create market panics and disruptive psychological effects, as well as phys

every two weeks we're getting a new variant being created, even though only some of them rise to the rogue area of variants. >> all good tips and good advice. dr. peter chin hong with ucfs, thank you. >>> a restaurant owner is stepping up. they donated 10,000 kn95 masks to give to students. the district is in the process of distributing the masks. lee is opening a restaurant called noodle belly. >>> they're not shying away from the biggest waves in the world. look at this. our skyranger was over mavericks today. a few surfers out on the big waves. you can see how big those waves are compared to the surfers riding them. surf line says some of the waves were 15-18 feet. >> and the sun was shining. how nice is that? >> awesome. >> how long are we going to see these big waves sticking around, jeff? >> i think as we head through the next couple days we'll see some of the swells at the mavericks. for the general coastline, the waves from 4-7 feet. if you're here visiting and headed to the beaches, know our water tends to be very rough. be careful, never turn your back to the water, and take slow

safe and every two weeks of ongoing transmission a new variant is created but only a few jone the rogue's gallery of variants. >> any benefits? >> only upside is try to get it over with. there's narrative almost everybody is going to get it, people living in anxiety, the thought is if i get it now, won't have to worry so much later on. >> thanks for your input. >> there is good news for people looking to get san francisco. several testing siteslef days. kept six locations in the city shut down has been resolved. appointments monday and tuesday had to be rescheduled due to that problem. will soon be more locations to get tested. governor newsom has announced a new effort, 50 mobile sites, transformed busses, across the state. >>> governor also forecasting end to this pandemic in the very near future. might think he's being overly optimistic, but one of the most respected infectious disease experts in the country decrees with the governor. terry mcsweeney moves us forward. >> we're going to get through this, few more weeks. >> reporter: day after california set all-time high of 143,000 new

do you see rogue states, non-state actors and smaller countries, unfriendly to the u.s.r its allies, allies rapi their ability to conduct larger and effective io operations and essentially giving them what one might call super powers to conduct warfare? paul? >> you bet. the pace of technology now. the availability of deep fate capabilities, for example, is turning smaller states into very formidable anniversaries. -- adversaries. there is another level of analysis here. it is attempting to think we can take care of the cats, we can take care of the kittens, that is, we can counter china and russia, we can handle rogue states. but they may attack us in very different ways. a prime example. countries like north korea and syria that are not part of the international financial system in a way that involves the united states, right, they are kind of off on their own. they may target the u.s. financial system. financial services infrastructure and use combined cyber attacks and information operations to create 345rk9 panics.market panics. and disruptive psychological effects

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union members claim kaiser rogue its promise to make mlk day paid holiday. it is delayed until 2023. kaiser says it is in negotiations with the union that represents the therapists. kaiser says it is, quote, unfortunate the union is using this as a tactic to gain leverage in bargaining. kristen: a family says they are in shock trying to comprehend the loss of a loved one in a senseless act of violence. a 40-year-old woman was shoved onto the tracks in front of an oncoming train at the times square station in new york city saturday. she was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she graduated from american high and ucla. she moved to new york to attend business school. police arrested a homeless man in connection with the fatal shot of. -- the fatal shove. he is expected to be arraigned on murder charges. julian: a san bernardino police officer was treated for a minor injury after an incident. the officer injured his arm trying to arrest a man suspected of assaulting a clerk in a target store. the suspect was not hurt. kristen: in the east bay, a fire broke

these crimes on just the work of a few rogue soldiers out there. some of your colleagues have suggested that systematic practiced and repetitive. i wonder what would lead your troops to think those violations are acceptable? you know, we are wanting to have this vision and then you know, we might have to fill out our people. i mean was there. but if you could answer the phone, if you go from there, we can hold us. and we wanted to be sure it is only the apple dv adam. and we are making sure that people are for you. it doesn't mean it doesn't look like there's things that are added. it doesn't work well, one can push it would be so much out of our if you want, if you see someone there wasn't, there was an opportunity to speak to people. but what we now know, minutes that we now know minister, that terrible crimes were also committed by your allies from eritrea. you told this program last december that you were a 1000 percent sure. but there were no area changes in your country. in fact, they've been there since last november, according to a right, s

as the people on the street are concerned, really lost his political relevance the minute he went rogueigned that agreement with rohan on november 21. it is irrelevant also because it has been weeks in the making, so it is not a surprise to anyone. yet at the same time, this could prove to be a fairly consequential event. mainly for the international community, which was content to move on from sudan after the november 21 agreement, and may be for the few remaining steps. what this does is it removes the last remitting fig leaf from the october 25 coup, and it shows it for what it really is, a full-fledged military regime now. and that, in efefect, forces the international community to refocus and sudan, which might be a good thing for the impasse that is happening. and as far as the pro-democracy movement, although they have moved on beyond hamdok, i think the political vacuum that his departure creates does create an impetus for them to move faster to try to present an alternative, to try to unify their front, and prove to the world and to the rest of the sudanese population that they

these crimes on just the work of a few rogue soldiers out there. some of your colleagues have suggested that systematic that practiced and repetitive. i wonder what would lead your troops to think those violations are acceptable. you know, we are wanting to have said that we have this vision and there is no way for any weapon system. i think you're you can get a lot of people on there. but if you want, if you go on, we can hold off the detailing and what we wanted to do is only the apple dv adam. and we are making sure that people are for, you know, it doesn't mean it doesn't look like for them that are out of it, that no one can possibly say that you so much out of our if you want, if you see someone there was, there was an opportunity to speak to people what we now know, minutes that we now know minister, that terrible crimes were also committed by your allies from eritrea. you told this program last december that you were a 1000 percent? sure. there were no every change. oops. in your country, in fact they've been there since last november, acco

these crimes aren't just the work of a few rogue soldiers out there. some of your colleagues have suggested that systematic that practiced and repetitive. i wonder what would lead your troops to think those violations are acceptable. there is no way for one thing i have to have access to this vision. and you know, we put it in the system, i think you have to fill out all of them on there. but if you want, if you go from there, we can hold us and we want you to be here on these de adam and we are making people up for you. it doesn't mean it doesn't look like that. one can push it would save you so much our, our if you want, if you see someone that was possibly speak to people, what we now know, minutes that we now know mr. that terrible crimes. we're also committed by your allies from eritrea. you told this program last december that you were a 1000 percent sure. but there were no area changes in your country. in fact, they've been there since last november, according to the right, special investigation. why, why didn't you mention that? what i said, i

these crimes on just the work of a few rogue soldiers out there. some of your colleagues have suggested that systematic practiced and repetitive. i wonder what would lead your troops to think those violations are acceptable. you know, we are wanting to have said that we have the vision and then you know, we put it in the system. i think you're gonna have to fill that out. i mean, we're there to liberate, to get empty. but if you go on, we can hold off and we always want to be so much. it is only the apple dv adam. and we are making people up for you. it doesn't mean it doesn't look like there's in the back of our adam. well, one can possibly say that our, our, if you want, if you see someone that was possibly stupid to people what we now know, minutes that we now know mr. that terrible crimes were also committed by your allies from eritrea. you told this program last december that you were a 1000 percent sure. but there were no area changes in your country. in fact, they've been there since last november, according to a right, special investigation

these crimes are just the work of a few rogue soldiers out there. some of your colleagues have suggested that systematic that practiced and repetitive. i wonder what would lead your troops to think those violations are acceptable. there is no way for one thing i have vision. and you know, we just have to fill out our people. i mean, we're there to liberate, to get empty, but if you go in and we want to be so much, it is only the apple dv adam. and we are making sure that people are for you. it doesn't mean that it doesn't, it doesn't that are out of one plus, it would be so much out of our if you, once you that if you see someone there wasn't the, wasn't supposed to be speaking to people. but what we now know, minutes that we now know mr. that terrible crimes were also committed by your allies from eritrea. you told this program last december that you were a 1000 percent. sure. but there were no changes in your country. in fact, they've been there since last november, according to a right, special investigation. why, why didn't you mention that? wha

i'm not a rogue scientist on a straight down the line mainstream scientists in those studies in the journal, the american medical association, any neurologist or medical doctor worth their salt, takes the time to examine those studies. those studies are very flawed, and we need to listen to mainstream science. but unfortunately, the waters have been muddy bipartisan politics and it's destroying the united states of america. and we've saw the last few years, and it's very concerning. it's very alarming. and it's, it's disturbing. well, let's hope that somebody will take a lesson or 2 from a very interesting and gets funny. although as we discussed before, it would be pretty dangerous, given that this issue is now being discussed. bit been the military intelligence of rush in the united states. but all the nuclear capabilities that they have anyway, professor told me we have to live in there. thank you very much for being with us. thank you. and thank you for watching hope to see you again next week. when will depart, ah ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speakin

of sacramento says it is time to hold rogue prosecutors accountable for emboldening criminals.s and you have got rogue prosecutors that are not holding people accountable to the fullest extent of the law we can. stuart: let me repeat. that is a california district attorney. we're not used to comments like that from a california d.a. her comments are in response to the stabbing death of ucla grad student brianna kupfer, in an attack carried out by a allegedly a career criminal. >>> dr. fauci admits we will just have to live with covid. roll tape. >> it gets down to such a low level that it is essentially integrated into the general respiratory infections we have learned to live with. stuart: if we learn to live with it, what about mask and vaccine mandates? are they hear to stay. we'll take that on in the next hour. >>> we talked about school boards demonizing parents who are want a say in education. a mother in pennsylvania says parents groups are just asking to be transparent. we're down 500. ♪. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire.

we talked to the san francisco attorney investigating rogue testing sites and what you need to watch out for. >> problems only got worse. san francisco is seeing a complete breakdown in its testing network leaving sites closed across the city. mayor london breed's new order for private providers and what they could lose if they don't help with demand. >> and the biggest city in the bay area may start requiring a booster is that right. we're tracking the latest from san jose as the city council there debates a new mandate. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang. >> two bay area counties along with cyber security companies are targeting bogus test companies trying to take

harrowing pictures of the fighting of the concentration camps and all of it was published in british rogue you think of what vogue is now, you know completely, right? fashion bibles sort of celebrity handbook to think that these extra i mean some of the most brilliant direct harrowing reporting of the war and it was invoking the pages of those. as i said googled around all these different women, you know names come up and you start seeing. okay. well who else will fit into my jigsaw so there was a woman called virginia coles who actually martha met in madrid and she started out like virginia started out life as a society columnist, but she had high ambitions to to write serious news but she was also very conscious that her particular glamor and charm would get her a long way. so he turned up in madrid wearing a kind of little wall elegant wool tailored dress a little fur jacket and high heel black suede shoes and martha and ernest hemingway who was already considered themselves old hands. like, you know, does she think this is a key party or but virginia and martha became very good friends