rosen quist was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in fair condition. investigators say rosenquist put his hand in the cage. he was part of a crew hired by the zoo to clean public areas,

offer to have him replace rosen if rosen sent out the proposed letters.n on january 3rd that clark intended to accept the president's offer to replace rosen. doj leadership threatened to resign if the president appointed clark as acting ag and the plan to replace rosen and proceed with clark's efforts did not advance. so it was this threat of a mass resignation in this period these days before the insurrection. that stopped this from happening and it's another sort of sliding doors moment for me of how close we came. we came really close to a guy named jeffrey clark to being the acting ag. he wrote a letter on doj letterhead telling georgia to do what donald trump told ralphensburger to do, find the votes for him. at what point do we stop saying ah, coup plot, barely, it didn't happen. it almost happened. here's another place where donald trump's totety was almost in charge of the justice department. >> this is a complex system and there were a couple of places where people stood up and michigan and georgia and now with these career officials that stopped

. >>> plus, jay rosen on how to cover a pro democracy, and much more coming up this hour. >>> first, a sunday morning surprise in the tv news business. chris wallace, the veteran moderator of "fox news sunday," is leaving the network effective immediately. here's how he announced it on his show just a few minutes ago. >> it may sound corny but i feel we built a community here. there's a lot you can do on sunday mornings, the fact you have chosen to spend this hour with us is something i cherish. but after 18 years i have decided to leave fox. i want to try something new, to go beyond politics, to all of the things i'm interested in. i'm ready for a new adventure, and i hope you'll check it out. >> this is a shock to the tv news business. chris wallace is one of the, you know, journalists that is at fox who stands out like a sore thumb because the network has become more and more rat calized both in the trump years and now in the biden years. wallace last signed a contract with fox in 2017, and he had a four-year deal. i'm told according to sources knowledgeable with the matter, he de

a text from a top deputy to rosen's chief of staff. team rosen, justice is our client.arly the top justice department officials were adamant about standing up for the rule of law and democracy. >> in fact, and i outline this in detail in "betrayal." when trump was going through this scheme of replacing the acting attorney general with jeffrey clarke, head of the environmental division, who was going to do exactly what the perry text was talking about, this idea of getting the state legislatures, forcing them -- georgia in particular -- to send in trump electors instead of biden electors, the entire senior leadership of the justice department, basically every senior official below the rank of acting attorney general had created a pact, they would all resign en masse. that prevented what could have been a real catastrophe. >> all these texts we're getting right now, all this new information that's coming out. you've been told it's only the tip of the iceberg, it underscores how extensive this coup attempt was. this was by any means necessary, disrupt the transition of pow

former attorney general -- acting attorney general jeffrey rosen.ittee has not heard from jeffrey clark. so anybody who is very close to jeffrey clark at the time can give a real firsthand account of the efforts he was making. and his interviews especially important because jeffrey rosen and other members of doj have been questioned about him in the past. and their testimony showed they don't know that much about ken klukowski. this san opportunity to learn information that can only come from one individual. >> you spoke with a january 6th rally organizer who met with the committee yesterday. what did he tell you? >> he said he met with the committee for about seven hours. he called it an extremely substantive review. he described this meeting as investigators walking in with stacks of praaper provided. he maintains this is an extremely thorough investigation. and he told us a lot about what was going on behind the scenes leading up to january 6th and specifically what happened on that day. one of the key points i thought he made in our interview wa

rosen daily: he was a 17-year-old radio man stationed at pearl harbor when he was woken by the sound of a japanese surprise attack. charlie immediately raced to the window of the ship where he saw a nearby hangar go up in a flume of flames. plume of flames. he grabbed a rifle and climbed on the roof where he and other volunteers started firing at the attacking planes. some of the first shots fired by americans in world war ii. his heroism and that of others on that day undoubtedly saved lives and their bravery and resolve should be commended. he served for nearly five years in the united states navy. charlie lives in montana and will be celebrating his the 8th birthday on -- 98th birthday on december 23. on behalf of all montanans and grateful nation, i thank him for his service and wish him an early happy birthday. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the

rosen, mr. donahue, the answer to select committee questions for hours about the very same topics we would like to address. many others have done the same. there is nothing a stringer about congress seeking the testimony of a former executive branch official. the white house chief of staff is cooperating with our investigation. i have considered your clocks objections and rejected him. he was provided the opportunity to return to the deposition and he refused to do so. around 8:00 last evening, mr. clark's attorney read a letter to the committee. another in a long series of long letters stating that mr. clark now intends to assert his fifth amendment privilege against incriminating himself in this process. he offers no pacific basis for that search. he offers no facts that would allow the committee to consider it. mr. clark had the opportunity to assert this privilege in response to questions we intended to ask him in the november 5 deposition. he declined to do so. he walked out. this is a last

rosen, mr. donahue, the -- and they answered the select committees questions for hours about the very same topics we would like to address. many others have done the same. there is nothing extraordinary [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] himself in this process. he offers no pacific basis for that search. he offers no facts that would allow the committee to consider it. mr. clark had the opportunity to assert this privilege in response to questions we intended to ask him in the november 5 deposition. he declined to do so. he walked out. this is a last-ditch attempt to delay the committee proceedings. however, for the minute privilege, even though mr. clark previously had the opportunity to make these names on the record, the select committee will provide him another chance to do so. i have informed mr. clark attorney that i am willing to convene another deposition if mr. clark with assert that p

rosen quist was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in fair condition. investigators say rosenquist put his hand in the cage. he was part of a crew hired by the zoo to clean public areas, not animal enclosures, and wasn't supposed to get near the tiger. tigers are considered critically endangered meaning fewer than 200 remain in the wild. tiger attacks are rare but have happened in the past. in 2016, a mallayan tiger attacked and killed the lead zoo keeper at the palm beach zoo. the naples zoo closed today as investigators try to figure out exactly what happened and if r rosenquist will face charges. omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> now to a topic when they reconvene next week. lawmakers say an action, and there's been plenty of it, puts lives at risk. here is cbs's nikole killion. >> reporter: vasquez is happiest when she's at home with her five children and away from the man who abused her physically, emotionally and financially for more than a decade, including around the time she was pregnant. >> he just picked me up and threw me through a door. and i

they have everything else, as you say, from donahue and from rosen.y know what he did except there is a big part of the story where he is first introduced to trump by a pennsylvania member of congress, and then takes all of these phone calls, and they essentially plot this scheme where he's going to take over and he's going to put a gun at the head of jeffrey rosen, which fails miserably. that's the part they can't fill in without either him or trump, that's what they want. >> luke broad water, liz cheney, i understand, and it has been made public, she's done it in full view, is not messing around. she has made her choice. she has chosen to tell the truth about not just what donald trump did on january 6th, but about what donald trump has done every day since then. he is spreading a lie that is, in her view, connected to violence that has taken place and a threat of violence that continues. i want to -- i want to press you on sort of her role. but i also want to play some of this conversation from the rules committee where congressman raskin was quest

and it was to unlock rosen stein's nomination, to get him confirmed that the fbi director at the time, james b. comey, testified before congress and acknowledged the fact that there was this investigation. he briefed lawmakers in private and he publicly went out and said it at a congressional hearing. that created huge reverberations in washington, the simple fact that comey was being acknowledging it. rose enstein got confirmed and helped fire him. >> right. there have been no public hearings thus far. we have seen them come forward and give some evidence. we've seen high-profile cases of individuals who have refused cooperation, whether that's steve bannon, who has a criminal referral department of justice and of indicted or mark meadows or people pleading the fifth like roger stone, hundreds interviewed, tons of documents. i'm curious what your report indicates about the progress of it all. >> look, whatever they have, whatever they know, it was enough for liz cheney to go out and say what she did in these past few weeks where she read from the criminal code. i think this committee

. >> you've already met with clark's former boss jeffrey rosen and richard donahue.h. do you have information you believe implicates clark in things like election interference or fraud possibly? >> well, i don't want to comment on that, don, for the reason i don't want to give mr. clark any false reason on his part to claim the fifth. so i don't want to speculate about that. i will say the witnesses you mentioned who were his seniors at the justice department have testified openly before the senate. we are not confirming witnesses before our committee but neither claimed any executive privilege so the idea a more junior person at the justice department would have an executive privilege claim when the seniors did not is i think pretty ludicrous. we will have to see what assertions he makes with respect to what questions. one thing i can tell you is that the fifth amendment does not permit him to refuse to answer questions merely because he wants to cover up for donald trump. he has to feel that his own activities and answering questions about them would expose him to

donohoe, rosen, bannon, clark. i had to look and say, wait a minute. who am a talking about? deposition next week. he says he's going to honor trump's executive privilege claims. will you accept any effort that he makes to claim executive privilege if he does that? >> well, we have reserved judgment. we have essentially not acknowledged any claim of privilege because the privilege -- the holder of that privilege is predominantly joe biden, who has said he's not asserting privilege. what's more, even if there were a privilege to be asserted by a former president over a current president, which i think would never be the case. but even if it were, that privilege gives way when there is a compelling public need, as indeed it did during watergate. here, what could be more compelling than the need to get to information about an attack on our democracy in which people died and the need to protect the country going forward? but we'll see whether mr. meadows is acting in good faith or whether he, in fact, is using just another stratagem to avoid having to provide incriminating eviden

. >> reporter: the san jose police chief and district attorney jeff rosen announced the arrests of suspects they say operated in sophisticated fashion blocking in unsuspecting women with cars and smashing the victims' windows and grabbing their purses. >> they made other ethnic slurs against asians which i won't repeat here. >> if you are targeting a group of individuals based on race, i don't think you can say they're anything but racist. >> reporter: robberies occurred throughout the bay ma n jose. john started conducting foot patrols earlier this year when hate crimes against asian americans were at all time high. >> when we are out there, nothing is happening. they see the presence out there. >> reporter: police confirmed three suspects are already out of jail. >> the laws set by the state, we have to follow. >> i don't think this was the one and only crime ring doing everything. i still want everyone to be aware of the surroundings. >> that was maria cid medina reporting. at least one of the suspects faces up to 95 years in prison for alleged part in the robberies. >>> parents are call

those are the words of the county's chief prosecutor, district attorney jeff rosen, who sat down with an exclusive interview with steven stock following yesterday's civil grand jury formally accusing lori smith of corruption. he joins us now. a lot of people are worpding, as you told us jid, could she lose her job over this? >> reporter: that's a very distinct possibility now. while he was not involved with the civil grand jury proceedings, because he's handling the criminal case, local d.a. jeff rozen told me this is very, very serious. the sheriff is likely to face a jury trial, he says, and if even one of the seven accusations by the grand jury are found by noir another jury to be true, he says she could be removed from office. >> for them to say the sheriff should be removed from office is rare, unprecedented. >> reporter: he usually lets his office's action speak in court, but jeff rozen told me today the growing scandal surrounding lori smith's administration and management prompts him to speak publicly now. >> when people say this is civil grand jury, it's not serious, what the

. >> jeff rosen is pursuing hate crime enhancements. if convict it, some of the suspects could be sentenced up to 95 years. >> a hate crime doesn't only affect the individual victims involved, in this case more than 100 asian women's -- women, but people who were not targeted because it makes them fearful that they might be next. >> if you would like to watch today's full press conference, we have posted it for you on cbsn -- on www.kpix.com. >> first in contra costa county, a possible police shooting. chopper 5 was over the scene between richmond and san pablo, agassi of san pablo police car pulled up behind a red pickup truck. one person was reportedly transferred from the scene. no word on the condition. in san francisco, police are investigating a violent attack that left one man dead. it happened just after midnight when police arrived, they found two men who had been shot and another who had been stabbed. one of the men died at the hospital. the other two suffered non-life- threatening injuries. >> the city plans to track down the

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jeff rosen says the men have been charged with a variety of crimes as well as hate crime enhancements women don't use banks, and they also made some other ethnic slurs against asians, which i won't. repeat here. there is no doubt that these suspects believed that they could prey on these victims. because of their ethnicity because of their gender. authorities say the men look for victims near atms, casinos and asian markets, often grabbing purses from car seats, but sometimes smashing car windows. some victims were knocked over. one woman had $30,000 stolen from her. anthony robinson and jersey blanks were arrested in september in the parking lot of top golf in san jose. authorities say robinson rammed an unmarked police car, ran a red light and then hit a car, seriously injuring a two year old girl and her father inside. while arresting cameron moody police say they recovered these two loaded weapons, one of them a ghost gun, the city of san jose stands together. to ensure the safety of people here in little saigon. we will not stand for hate crimes. here at all. authorities say the

district attorney jeff rosen says there will be a preliminary hearing sometime next year, he says if the two defendants violate the conditions of their release. his office will go back to court and asked the judge to put both men back in custody. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. a burglary suspect who allegedly tried to rob and occupied home in mountain view is now in police custody. after an hours long standoff. the ban entered the house on front street just before nine o'clock this morning. according to police, the residents quickly went to an upstairs bedroom and locked themselves inside. before calling police. the fire department used a ladder to help them get out of that house. the suspect, then barricaded himself inside. prizes negotiators and mental health personnel were called in. it took them about three hours to resolve the incident and to get the man safely out of the home. the walnut creek city council approved a new security plan today aimed at deterring looters from returning to downtown businesses. this all comes after a group of about 80 people ransacked the

jeff rosen says his prosecutors argued two men accused of murder should sit behind bars for halloweenrs say a traffic accident proceeded a heated exchange on great oaks parkway in san jose. they say alfred castillo confronted the victim, but ephron azzurri's shot isaiah gonzalez, the 27 year old, died later at a south bay hospital following the november 10th arraignment. judge penny packer ordered ansari's released and george clark did the same for castillo. maybe they haven't done anything today , but that's not to say that they won't do something tomorrow. and then once that happens, then what? how do we explain that to the next victim by phone and series defense attorney arguing her client deserves freedom while waiting for the wheels of justice to turn allowing him to work full time because. he was a contributing member of this society was a very good job and also attending college trying to further his career. experts say a state supreme court change in california's bail system allows judges this flexibility. the inability to post bail no longer a reason to hold a defendant. the

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the da jeff rosen will not be prosecuting this case. it will actually be the san francisco district attorney's office who will handle going after sheriff smith kron 00:00am tonight reaching out to dha dean's office for comment. but so far we have yet to hear back from his office. we also reached out to the santa clara county sheriff's office as well. and the santa clara county board of supervisors for comment on today's indictment. we've yet to hear back earlier tonight, i was able to talk with a sheriff smith's lawyer. he said that he will have a comment ready for us sometime tomorrow will bring those to you. it should be noted, though, that sheriff smith is up for reelection next year. but so far has not announced any plans on whether or not she will run plenty of drama in the south bay will break it all down for you and bring, you know, new developments as soon as they become available. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. all right, jonathan, thank you for that. any time in san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened thi

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we've had to close our baking operations for a day and a half last weekend one day this owner alan rosen says juniors goes through about 4 million pounds of ingredients to make the signature cake annually cream cheese makes up 85% of the but recently production hit a snag due to supply chain issues that cause the manufacturing plants are having no issues getting back up 200%. so we're feeling i think there there is a there's labor shortage across the country. >> so that is affecting their ability to make cream cheese. i think demand want. december is their busiest month yet. despite the shortage, this 3rd generation owner says it hasn't necessarily affected their bottom line, but it has certainly made this holiday a little more nerve wracking obviously coming out of covid demand for cream cheese off. do more comfort food certainly eating more cheese, too. fortunately a recent shipment made it possible to meet today's demands allowing customers to satisfy their sweet tooth at nice lad. ona lea. >> give me some runs out you know, it out a violent. some low sweet. i love to read cheesecake

rosen is handling the criminal investigation. abedin is handling the civil investigation. >> all very interesting, stephen stock, thank you. >>> also tonight, what happened over at tesla, a new development in the story we reported last night. the killing in the factory parking lot in fremont may have been sparked by an earlier workplace argument. yeah, police believe 29-year-old anthony solima shot and killed his tesla coworker yesterday. officers arrested solima last night in milpitas. they say they found this loaded assault rifle inside his car and it has no serial number. they're trying to determine if this is the murder weapon. today police revealed key details about the hours before the shooting. police say the victim just finished his shift when he was shot in the parking lot around 3:30 in the afternoon. the suspect and victim argued earlier in the day, and the suspect had actually walked off the job there at tesla and later returned to the tesla parking lot. the victim's name has not been released yet. we reached out to t

. >> reporter: district attorney jeff rosen said he is pursuing hate crime enhancements. if convicted of all the charges and enhancements, some of the suspects could be sentenced up to 95 years. >> a hate crime does not only affect the individual victims involved. in this case, more than 100 asian women were victims of this violent gang. it also affects people in the asian-american community who were not targeted because it makes them fearful that they might be next. >> reporter: would you go as far as to say the suspects are racists? >> i think if you are targeting a group of individuals based on race, i don't think you can say they are anything but racist. >> reporter: in san jose, kit doe, kpix 5. >>> we brought you the police news conference live this afternoon on cbsn bay area. we are streaming local news24 hours per day on kpix.com and our app. >>> police are investigating a violent attack in san francisco's soma neighborhood which left one man dead . late last night, sentences go police responded to reports of a shooting near eighth and mission streets. when office

>> thank you, senator rosen. one of my longest standing clients was big clark county department of aviation, so we understand the crucial role aviation plays and the economy of las vegas and nevada. with regard to be consumer protection role, it's been a major of my time as deputy general counsel. right now certainly addressing the concerns we are hearing from the wave of complaints related to recalls, so ensuring we are addressing those complaints. ensuring we are pushing through with the 18 active investigations related to the failures. looking at the rulemaking discussed by chair cantwell this morning, and ensuring where making sure consumers have the right information and are protected correctly by the airlines. in addition on the safety front, working with the federal aviation and discretion to ensure that the related rules are top priority for the department and we do everything we can to support those efforts. >> thank you, i see my time is just about up. i have one more question on planes i will submit th

rosen. mr. lujan. mr. hickenlooper. mr. warnock. mr. wicker, no. mr. thune, no by proxy. mr. blunt. no. mr. cruz, by proxy. miss fisher, mr. moran, no by proxy. mr. sullivan, no by sullivan, mrs. blackburn. mr. young. >> no by proxy. >> mr. lee, >> by proxy. mr. johnson. mrs. capito. mr. scott. miss lummis. miss cantwell. aye. >> thee are 14 the noes 14. the commit will report the tie vote to the floor of the senate. that conclude our markup for this morning. so we'll now turn to hearing -- again thank our colleagues for their attendance today. thank you for helping us get these important nominations filled. we look forward to working with all of them. now we will turn to our hearing this morning. our hearing is a very important set of nominees. i want to welcome them and their families to the dais. thank you so much for being here. first we will consider the nomination of gigi sohn to be commissioner of the federal communications commission. welcome to you and your family who i understand is joining you today. the pandemic demonstrates how essential broadband is to participate in o

rosen, mr. donoghue. they answered the select committee's questions for hours about the very same topics we'd like to address with mr. clark. many others have done the same. and there's nothing extraordinary about congress seeking the testimony of a former-executive branch official. even the former-white house chief of staff is now cooperating with our investigation. as permitted by house rules, i considered mr. clark's objections and rejected them. the select committee provided him the opportunity to return to the deposition and he refused to do so. i want to note that around 8:00 last evening, mr. clark's attorney sent a letter to the committee. another, in a long series of long letters, stating that mr. clark now intends to assert his fifth amendment privilege against incriminating himself in this process. he offers no specific basis for that assertion. he offers no fact that would allow the committee to consider it. of course, mr. clark had the opportunity to assert this priv privilege and any other i

. >> reporter: santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen said he is pursuing hate crime enhancements and of convicted of all the charges, some suspects could be sentenced up to 95 years. >> a hate crime does not only affect the individual victims involved. in this case, more than 100 asian women were victims of this violent gang. it also affects people in the asian-american community who were not targeted because it makes them fearful that they might be next. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we brought you that news coverage live on cbsn bay area streaming local news24 hours per day on kpix.com and our at. >>> president biden is in kentucky to see firsthand the damage and heartache from those deadly tornadoes. laura podesta is with the president in mayfield, kentucky. >> reporter: president biden surveyed the discrete destruction from the air and ground, seeing what is left of homes, businesses, and lives in tornado ravaged kentucky. the president came to a offer personal comfort and federal support to residents cleaning up after five twisters tore through the state, in

right up until 20. 19 the voice point in toy story for that she was best known worldwide for playing rosen island and h e. tv show the golden gulf. c still halfway on the program. 2021 was an emotional. yes. lanelle massey, he's that good by to barcelona. i was just one of the stories we'll be looking at as we review the last year. is ah ah whole ah ah ah. time for the sport now with gem as the pandemic threatens to call that chaos in global sport once more, there was a bit of a reprieve in 2021 when we saw crowds returning to stadiums and major events up and running again. so let's look back at some of the biggest stories that we've covered, hey, i'm just throughout the year, and who better to speak to about this? an associated press at global sports correspondent, rob harris. robert will begin with the delay to take your games. you that and it was an elim picks like no other yeah and one the i see felt just to go ahead despite the fall i was amongst the few that able to get into the venue. it was almost the 1st most the behind closed doors olympics, a surreal soul of experience at times.

and santa clara district attorney jeff rosen issued this statement is kron. 4 say it's a sad day for santa clara county in for the women and men who proudly wear the badge. now the sheriff as a january 12 court date on the 7 counts where she can contest the charges against her which would set up a civil trial if the jury agrees with the charges. she will be removed from office because of the conflict of interest. the san francisco district attorney's office is handling the prosecution of the case. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened yesterday morning in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. according to sfpd, they found a 21 year-old man shot near eddie and vanessa avenues around 10:45am. investigators say they think the shooting is related to a drug deal. no word so far on the victim's condition or any suspects. police are currently looking for. well, speaking of the tenderloin, mayor london breed announced several new initiatives to address public safety concerns in the t l including things like making more rest and addressing the issue of illegal drug use

>> sure, thank you, senator rosen. let me address first the jsa and side position. as many people know i've been fighting for increased minor ownership of media for 30 years. i have the support of the former acting chairman and-- a minority broadcaster. >> my position was misstated. i did not oppose agreements or side car agreements and who i worked for with the media ownership roles. however, there's an exception to that attribution and that's for diverse voices, so, if somebody wants to have a side car agreement with a minority broadcaster, those stations are not counted so there's actually an exemption for diverse voice, for minority voices, but that was not my personal position, so that was unfortunately misstated. >> thank you, i see my time is up, madam chair. i know there's others after me, i'll submit everything for the record. >> i think senator capito or senator cruz who was here at the time of the gavel. >> thank you. i'll go quickly. >> mr. davidson thank you for the visit and i don't want to repeat all the questions you can see the concerns are similar

united states, and e u member states was all rosen. and so the, the military is quite anxious to see that money turned back on the international community. and his isn't a position right now to dictate the terms under which that money would be restarted . and i think there's 2 sets of rob, you know, packages that, that, that the international community wants to see. first, on the political side, the military allowing the prime minister to choose his cabinet, allowing him to make political appointments at the state and local level. and then secondly, on the financial side that the military agrees to open its books and allow military corporations to come under federal control under government, civilian government control and begin to relinquish some of the, the power of the purse that the military has held for. so for so long in sudan, so i think the number of, of agenda items to seeing that money turned back on by the international community is very tall right now. and we're not anywhere close to, i think meeting those conditions to see

. >> reporter: attorney jeff rosen said at today's bust should decrease that's across the bay area sincethe south bay to resell. >> there were a lot of undercover individuals involved in this case. you will be caught, you don't know who you are selling the goods to. it may very well be a police officer and we are going to arrest you, prosecute you and send you to jail. >> about that last part, 14 of the 15 suspects are already out of jail on a supervised release while their case winds through the court system. it is all a part of bail reform. >> i was disappointed about that, because, i am concerned that these individuals may get the message that they can do this kind of crime, get caught and then quickly be released from custody. >> in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, downpours, flooding wind, you name it, storm hotspots across the region right now. >>> rain continues to surge into the bay area as we make our way through the monday evening commute. i'm tracking when the rain will wind down in the forecast. >>> new covid-19 rules just announced

all right, setting the scene there from sister rosen's perspective, she's including uganda. mighty nice to see you, please introduce yourself to international viewers. thank you for having me. i'm maggie's to be the senior director of religion and faith at the center for american progress, which is a multi issue think think we focus on engaging diverse base communities across america, in our family policy discourse and uplifting issues like that would just freedom. so good to have you and hello, sunny so welcome. please introduce yourself. tell him who you are and what you do. not stay everyone. hello, i'm sidney, published an ad executive director of hindus for human rights, which is a nonprofit based in the us. but our focus is human rights in south asia and north america and beyond. and we really are, we have to dovetailing priorities. one is to lift up human rights and religious freedom from the perspective of our hindu faith. but also to add to that hindu voice and hindu force of love to interface spaces for social justice focused to have all 3 of you phase leaders with us on the s

have alexis, now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council or across sac rosen effect. that means he can jump any time you want. now he's appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. what's the point of best some that, i mean, i'm really at a loss. i mean, this is, it's not it's, it's like 950 or 1980 and the cold war is still going on. and can you actually, in a, have a, a principal, a union uniting principal around democracy in the world today because the u. s. has its own issues with democracy. i would imagine we have done countless numbers of programs on the democracy deficiency in the european union, and now we're doing it in 2021. what's your explanation? go heads gone? well, a couple things. first of all, we have to understand that this is a campaign promise that was made by joe by miss 1st major foreign policy speech a back in july 2020. um, and the biden, you know, is, is premised his whole of democracy campaign on the notion that america is a great country that had suffered egregiously under, for years of a donald trump. and that a, she, jo bite was g

>> thank you, senator rosen. i can say that one of my longest standing clients is the clark county department of aviation and the perry reed national airport. i certainly appreciate the central role that aviation plays in the economy of las vegas and nevada. with regard to the aviation consumer protection role, it has been a major focus in my time as deputy general counsel. now certainly addressing the concerns we are hearing from concerns related to recalls, ensuring that we are addressing those complaints, ensuring that we are pushing through with the 18 active investigations we have related to the failure to pay recalls. looking at some of the rule-making that i've discussed with senator cantwell -- chair cantwell this morning, and ensuring that we are looking forward to making sure consumers have the right information and are protected correctly by the airlines. in addition, on the safety front, we are working with the federal aviation administration to ensure that safety-related rules are top priority of the

>> well senator rosen, i can say unequivocally, yes. i think one of the positive aspects of the jury that we have been through over the last couple of years is the collaboration and the work between states of design and aviation authorities is stronger than it ever has been. so we would absolutely share any relevant information that we had regarding pilot training or information that needed to be provided to flight crews with other authorities, and i will emphasize, also, that the changes that we are putting in place are designed to make sure that no single point of vulnerability or no single individual can lead to a failure of the system. we want to have those additional layers of redundancy put into the process, and what you're pointing out is right on line with what i'm talking about. >> and i appreciate that. when you set up, is there any set up for collaborating and sharing this kind of important information between countries? i mean, i know we would do it, and that's great, but are other countries going to respond the same? is the

>> thank you senator rosen. as many people know i've been fighting for increased minority ownership for 30 years. as a -- supporter of the largest minority broadcaster might position was stayed. i did not oppose the agreement. tom wheeler who i worked for propose making sure that those agreements counted towards media ownership however there is an exception to that attribution and that is for diverse voices. if somebody wants to have a sidecar agreement with the minority broadcaster those are not counted so there's an exemption for diverse voices for minorities. >> they are was not my personal position. thank you for thank you for they see my time is up madamr. chairman. i will submit everything else for the record. thank you. >> senator capito or senator cruz. >> i will go ahead quickly. mr. davidson thank you for the visit and i don't want to repeat all questions as you can see my concerns are so much of the things you've talked about so from what i've heard ined your testimony transparency and cooperate in of

steve rosen, who was for 24 years the director of the competence of cancer center at northwestern. -- comprehensive cancer center at northwestern. he has a distinguished career as a medical oncologist and particularly addressing himself to much of the academic progress being made, having published over 400 articles himself, and is currently the editor in chief of a textbook series. we are fortunate to have him lead this conversation as it relates to the progress that has occurred in the clinical care of patients, and he will introduce his distinguished panel. thank you for doing this. >> thank you. good morning and welcome. we have three renowned panelists, all experts in their field. i will list them weekly and let them answer a -- i will list them briefly and let them answer a series of questions, then we will open it up to the audience and have a period of communication. first, peter is the director of the md anderson cancer center and specializes in carcinomas and faster -- gastrointestinal cancers. then, director of faculty affairs at the university of michigan, and oncologist, s