mark: welcome back, one of great observers of our cull culture is david rubin, host of the rubin reportstic book out. i want to ask you about this culture of ours, to go to the classroom and parents movement and to disney and so forth. i feel that is suddenly happened last couple years. where it is a civil right to sexualize 5-year-olds, six-year-olds and 7-year-olds, i think that myself, shouldn't anyone be rising up, isn't the point to leave the babies alone. >> funny thing is, it feels like it just burst forth. there has been a long march through the institutions, you can link it back to collecting in 60s, but last couple years super charged by algorithm and big tech. a corrupt woke media that lies to us about everything. telling us 2 plus 2 is 5, and. it is suddenly seems that is everywhere and it is relentless. of course, what your real point is, is right, we should be allowing kids to be kids, not sexualizing kids, we should not be allows state employees, that is what public school teachers are, to have private conversations with kindergarten through third greaters, that is the so

vladikavkaz residents in one second pleased their fans yenisei, who beat rubin at home, the hosts in the first half managed to score yuri dupin's goal, three unanswered ball twice, while andrey okladnikov scored shortly before the final whistle rubin closed the gap, but no more than 3.1 enisey for the first time in its history reached the semi-finals of the russian cup a. for example, stolichnaya dynamo has not played at the 1/2 stage for 10 years. and finally, the blue and white in kaliningrad took over the baltic on penalties. well, who loves football? yes? yes, and i love cinema a lot roma loves everything not to miss today on channel one the continuation of a multi-part military drama. intelligence chief at the heart of this movie real historical events. this is important, by the way, an exciting event. it is very interesting to watch pavel fitin, he finds himself in a situation where he has no choice but to go personally to berlin to sort everything out there on the spot. there are some doubts, we do not have time for doubts in the air smells of war in no time young chief of int

yenisey beat the hosts rubin at home. in the first half, famili score yuriy's goal dupin.t the same time , andrei distinguished himself from the payers long before the final whistle. rubin closed the gap, but no more than that 3.1 yenisey reached the semi-finals of the russian cup for the first time in its history. for example, stolichnaya dynamo has not played at the 1/2 stage for 10 years. and finally. shishilos blue and white in kaliningrad on penalties prevailed over the baltic. be sure to watch today on channel one the continuation of the multi-episode military drama of the chief of intelligence, this film is based on real historical events, protagonist. pavel fitin turned out to be a very difficult situation. he is forced to personally go to berlin to deal with complex cases right on the spot. there are some doubts, we do not have time for doubts in the air smells of war in no time young chief of intelligence. pavel fitin restores a network of agents in 40 countries supplies the soviet leadership with operational information makes unprecedented decisions to get secre

yenisey beat the hosts rubin at home.managed to score a goal against yuri dupin. three unanswered goals twice, while andrey okladnikov scored shortly before the final whistle. rubin closed the gap, but no more than that, 3-1 yenisei for the first time in its history reached the semi-finals of the russian cup. here stolichnaya dynamo did not play at the 1/2 stage already 10 years. and now it's finally happened. white and blue in kaliningrad on penalties took over the baltic. without treatment, the fungus can be contagious for loved ones mycoderil, it decisively helps to destroy the fungus, mycoderil solution is best applied to the nail, and micoderil cream on the skin mycoderil solution cream-spray against skin and nail fungus in the supermarket only talk about benefits at the savings banquet, milk 29% discount order. julia at the banquet olya at dawn, not in the toilet. there are so many places in the world where we have fun in the toilet. cheers finally full-fledged protection of the bladder lamoda premium buy new premiu

rubin fleet owner fixed-route taxis freight transportation very nice maxim zaborsky polyakov nikita ivanovich so what does salnikova owe? interesting, but someone suspects you, no? maybe no luck here. we are listening to you very carefully. you see salnikov, he creates an atmosphere of unhealthy competition and envy. and if everything somehow more or less works out for me, then he has continuous problems, the turnover of accidents on the roads. naturally, he wants to ruin and destroy me. and can be closer to the point. the fact is that the stuffing box came up with everything very cleverly. first, his people beat my driver on the road, and the driver, by the way, is now in the hospital. we wrote a statement to the police, an investigation is underway, but then there was a fire on its territory and, naturally, the first thing suspicion falls on me, as on the main competitor. although, to be honest, i'm sure that salnikov set the fire himself. why are you so sure? he has an old fleet, he was going to get new cars. by the way, my contract was interrupted, and as a result, he receives insurance f

in terms of the job is doing -- anyway, this is leading "the washington post" columnist jennifer rubinthe president's biggest cheerleaders to issue this warning. the president biden's approval ratings remain a deeply worrying sign for congressional democrats in the midterm prospects. if voters are met up biden they will out their anger on anyone after with a d after their name. others are racing the same concerns. >> can the president provide the type of relief that's necessary to prevent a -- >> looks like it's going to be a bloodbath for democrats if they don't turn things around. 65% wrong track that's why it is in the slacking category. joey jones. the d is good to be the problem. it wouldn't be if the he stood for something like dynamically active and actionable and terrific whatever. but it doesn't. >> the problem with people like jennifer rubin as they don't understand the photos and they certainly don't understand what makes people vote. if democrats get our slacking in the midterms it's as much nancy pelosi's fault as it will ever be joe biden's fault. you look at the bills th

. >> rubin garcia is the director of enunciation house, one of the largest migrant shelters in the texashas resorted to this measure, putting people on buses to d.c. >> the real question you should ask the republican party, the democratic party is why don't you pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill that looks realistically at what is happening in terms of our immigration policy. >> all this unfolding as the white house is set to roll back the trump era pandemic order known as title 42. >> it gives authority to the federal government to essentially turn back persons and property at the border in light of public health concerns. title 4 would was never intended to remake or rethink the system. if that's the problem, that is something is that should be addressed to congress to rework with the asylum system. >> but title 42s impending rollback has many conservatives sounding the alarm over a potential influx of migrants coming over the border, even leaving some democrats concerned. the department of homeland security is now bracing for as many as 18,000 migrants per day at the souther

kristen: another tweet this, this one from zach rubin.cron xe is not like a newer cheaper iphone. it is possibly 10% more transmissible and white kids under five need a vaccine available asap. what you think of this? dr. patel: we do not know what omicron xe will do in the future. it could be way more trances -- transmissible. we may see a surge. parents say even if it is 30%, 40% efficacious, -- hopefully we'll see the data from a dharna and pfizer and kids get an option soon. fingers crossed. kristen: i do not know why parents would not choose to opt for 30%, 40% above the baseline. is there a downside? dr. patel: there are no downsides, there are some parents out there that say we do not need it, we do not need to worry about it, is 30%, is a tough conversation a lot of my colleagues have based. -- faced. kristen: dr. blackstock saying many people with long covid have relied on remote work to stay employed. precautions are rolling back and many are insisting that employees return to the office. this is true, companies are bringing peop

in a letter, academy president david rubin and ceo don hudson said the 94th oscars were meant to be aration of the many individuals in our community who did incredible work this past year. however, those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behavior we saw mr. smith exhibit on stage. they continue, during our telecast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room. for ts, we are sorry. this was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests, viewers, and academy family on the -- around the world, and we fell short. stay with still to come, the first black woman to be voted on to the u.s. supreme court says she is delighted to be appointed. ♪ ♪ >> five years of hatred and rage -- ♪ >> this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. [singing] ♪ >> today is about the promise of a bright future. today, we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody pass. >> i think picasso's works were beautiful. they were intelligent, and it is a sad loss to everybody who loves art. ♪ >> this is bbc news, the latest headlines. cond

various judicial scandals in the twenty-fifth round, they will play among themselves spartak will take rubinatch promises us a very competitive confrontation. true, if a year ago, in this segment of the championship, the rivals would have contested the medals, now they will try to win so as not to fly out of the rpl, having lost almost all of their legionnaires, including the star horsetail, the kazan club fell into a steep peak, perhaps that is why the favorite of the upcoming match bookmaker. no, spartak has a small coefficient for the success of red-white, so we suggest you take a closer look at the bet on the total total goals. and if the opponents for two score three and more than a goal, your pot will increase by three quarters in italy, a serious struggle for the championship continues, the leadership will try to keep milan who are waiting for a home match against geno. and here is the rossoneri. you just have to win. after all, the internals are on their heels, of course, their opponent will be super-motivated by the struggle for survival, but the general class of milanese. much high

i promised myself that i would work, and now spartak meets rubin on his home field and the hosts today, but they have gladiator uniforms ilya filippov mikhail vitkin elena finoshina alexei petrov lead. regional news by residents of moscow and the region we move on new details in the case of the murder of a retired lifeguard in odintsovo a new record flood in the moscow region near kolomna oka has risen much above the critical level, where the risk of flooding is still growing. and a new large-scale project of proactive dynamic monitoring for a garage with chronic diseases, what is it and what are the benefits?

i promised myself that i would work, and now spartak meets rubin on his home field and the hosts todaynaires, but the form of gladiators is ilya filippov mikhail vitkin elena alexei petrov to lead. in our program, it will be possible to buy cash euro dollars in russian banks already today. the bild publication urges germans to wash less. who pays for anti-russian sanctions in europe and the philosophical anniversary is celebrated on the stage today, congratulations on your birthday are received by people's artists of russia svetlana nemolyaeva. more about this and other topics after the advertisement. wait today for a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. we go live right after the fun. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the channel, russia savings account actually, gazprombank cards are available to everyone right now sokolov with discounts from 50% have time to buy precious hits at prices from the manufacturer at wildberries through the eyes of military operators have seen real horrors in the cine

in a statement, the academy president david rubin said...e and the big question is, will they impose the ultimate punishment available to them, namely taking back the oscar will smith was awarded for best actor? such a punishment would be unprecedented. despite being expelled from the academy, both roman polanski and harvey weinstein managed to hold onto their trophies. will smith has said he will never again allow violence to overtake reason, but even in this land of second chances, the sequel to his own life could see his star—studded reputation irredeemably tarnished. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. argentinian forces landed on the falkland islands forty years ago after a long running dispute about sovereignty. it sparked an unexpected war with britain which lasted 74 days. like many families there, the davidsons woke to the reality of life in a warzone. they�*ve now made their home in the scottish highlands but as elizabeth quigley reports their memories of a conflict 8—thousand miles away, are still vivid. here in the peace of the

allowed to attend another academy award show until 2032 in an open letter academy president david rubin ceo dawn hudson announced a 10 year ban but also acknowledged during our telecast. we did not adequately address the situation in the room for this. we are sorry there was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guest viewers and our academy family around the world. and we fell short unprepared for the on president. it. they went on to say this action we are taking today in response to will smith's behavior is a step toward a larger goal of protecting the safety of our performers and guests and restoring trust in the academy. will smith resigned from the academy last week. negating any decision on suspension or expulsion? it's a fitting punishment. >> but, wolf, this that cat me was not planned. film critic emanuel noi set as a full decade was more than what many expected this 10 year ban. i mean, it's it's a little heavy handed. but you have to understand that they have little choice. i mean, will smith. the bid was unprecedented. you know, this is not something that anyone w

project will offer temporary housing and services for the homeless, and his ktvu south bay reporter, and rubin explains. it is a big step toward the county's goal of getting all of the homeless off the streets this year. we all had the same vision. it's a bold declaration by san mateo county leaders. this is the year they plan to end homelessness on their streets. look if we can't do it, i don't think anyone can. we've got the synergy. we've got the partnerships. we've got the entire county that's brought into this. and now they'll have this. a three story homeless navigation center breaking ground in redwood city paid for with $55 million in home key grants, plus another five million from philanthropist john sobre toe. it will have 240 temporary units, plus wraparound services. it's modeled on a similar but smaller facility in mountain view. so this is going to be a village here. we're going to have the navigation center have permanent supportive housing right over here, and it's just a great location for that. the navigation center and 110 units of permanent housing or in addition to five ho

the russian premier league, spartak will host the tula arsenal, unlike, for example, krasnodar and rubin exodus of foreign players, until it is only observed on the game for the better. this also has no effect so far. who would have thought that for spartak yes, and even in the year of the club's centenary, seven rounds before the end of the championship there would be no chance for a title . here is the question, not getting into the zone from side matches will be relevant on the opposite side the tula club, which scored only two points in five matches of the spring part, spartak, the expected arsenal favorite, in turn, has nothing to lose either, and it will play attack if both teams score in this match, the corresponding bet will be almost doubled. perhaps the key match in the fight for the championship in england will be held as part of the thirty-second round of the premier league leader manchester city will host the main competitor liverpool both teams successfully played in the first quarter-final matches of the champions league in city managed to crack the super defense of atléti

long as he fought, well, a magnificent image for any team, and now on his home field spartak meets rubinhe hosts today as part of 6 legionnaires, but the form of gladiators on them ilya filippov mikhail turns. elena finoshina and alexey petrov lead spring off-season in russian regions demonstrate traditional weather instability snowy winter sharp warming and rains turned into big water in the central regions of the tver region the water level in the mologa river exceeded peak marks only in the kalininsky district flooded more than 100 households. bryansk, kaluga and smolensk regions were in the path of a wet cyclone of the gum and bolt rivers rapidly overflowed their banks and flooded vast territories in bryansk , traffic was closed on a pontoon bridge, which arched another under the pressure of water. tikhvin , leningrad region, the water came close to the walls of the ancient monasteries, a powerful icebreaker started on the river. abakan khakassia emergencies ministry detachments patrol the coastal areas around the clock, where traffic jams are possible ice and flooding of villages. a

and what officials call a revolving door at the jail as ktvu s and rubin reports, the mayor says halfpeople released before their trials are either reoffending or failing to show up in court. at houdini smoke shop. they've seen it firsthand and uptick in downtown crime. and what's worse, they say those responsible or never detained for long the same people. get in trouble. they're right back again. officials call them frequent flyers, a small group committing a large number of crimes identified 30 arrestees who had been arrested. a minimum of 10 times over that period of 14 months, one individual 19 times, san jose officials say the jails revolving door has been exacerbated by the pandemic. now a new proposal in front of the city council will address it. we need to recognize that there is a trade off here and we have to prioritize public safety or community over what has been a priority of emptying our jails. the plan has a three pronged approach first crack down on repeat offenders and those failing to appear in court . second expand access to treatment for those addicted to methamph

to don boss to find out what's really happening there. spanish blogger and political analysts that rubin his birth is one of them. he sais, western country support in care of with weapons, could be complicit in what he calls a genocide. as part of my analysis of the situation in international politics, especially on the internet and social networks, there have been reports coming in for 2 or 3 weeks. that there have been civilian deaths, especially in the city of mario pal, at the hands of military units connected to the government of president zalinski b. it's the, as of the italian or members of their regular ukrainian army. since this media content is not available for axis in spain, along with many other media sources related to the russian state, i decided to try to get as close as possible to the scene of these events. so i was even able to go there myself to check to the best of my ability, what kind of information i am getting at home in spain, the terrible news that i can now share, which i have done so the other day, for example, to a spanish tv channel with a big audience and

something that us causes some votes, so mock on did pull out ahead with a fairly strong or strong rubin or some people worried about in this 1st round. nonetheless, there still, as you mentioned, lot of your skepticism, a lot of populace waterford sentiment in france. we already see that in poland and hungary, in other parts of the european union. what does that fall right sentiment? that bureau, skeptic sentiment in france, due to european solidarity am the kind of the kind of the kind of european union that the wants to be. well, the son of the far right in europe and in europe, actually as a whole, faith, the fun nations of europe can save the order of europe. it's its influence so, so you know, a blow out a european values. if you look at the program of my lip and its soul about being anti immigration, she doesn't want, as i loom requests to be preceded in france, for example, this goes against the french constitution. this goes against european values. and this, you know, just different vision of europe. you mentioned also the eastern european countries money up and visited them du

in a statement, the academy president david rubin said...big question is, will they impose the ultimate punishment available to them, namely taking back the oscar will smith was awarded for best actor? such a punishment would be unprecedented. despite being expelled from the academy, both roman polanski and harvey weinstein managed to hold onto their trophies. will smith has said he will never again allow violence to overtake reason, but even in this land of second chances, the sequel to his own life could see his star—studded reputation irredeemably tarnished. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. a turkish millionaire has claimed that payments she made to prince andrew were falsely described as a wedding gift for his daughter princess beatrice. nehebat eeshbilen is claiming at the high court in london that her business adviser selman turk "dishonestly misappropriated" £38 million of her assets. the business adviser denies the claim. there is no suggestion of wrongdoing by princess beatrice or prince andrew. there�*s been protests here in br

next week on radio, dave rubin and mike gallagher will be here. catch "fox and friends."ollow us on "one nation." unfiltered with dan bongino starts now. [♪♪♪] dan: is the tide finally starting to turn? elon musk attempting to completely take over twitter and sending shock waves, an earthquake for big tech. plus, after a terrifying shooting on a new york city subway that left dozens hurt, a former fbi agent who worked with explosives and blooms says

yenisei who beat rubin at home the hosts in the first.

joining me now to discuss the significance, jordan rubin, from bloomberg law. how significant is this? i do not think it can be overstated. jordan: that's exactly right, it really can't be overstated. the first black woman on the court, the first former public defender. it is a big and historic day for the court and country as well. emily: what can we expect from her in terms of rulings across a range of issues? jordan: as with prior nominees, the name of the game has been about not giving hints about how that is going to go. justice jackson has done that as well. a bit of a wait and see and another thing that will impact that as well, she going to be one justice replacing a fellow democratic nominee on a court dominated by republican appointees? as far as the impact in terms of rulings, we will have to wait and see. it certainly doesn't detract from the historic emily: she could -- historic nature of the day itself. emily: she was asked about tech during the confirmation hearings. we have any indication of which way she might lean? jordan: we really don't, not

dave rubin reacting to the senator's reality check and stuart varney will react to record-shattering expected this morning and will cain and leo terrell joining us live and chipotle, what would chippy make? chips, hello issue just saying. busy three hours kickoff nine minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news, todd and carley, back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first" first. migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. . ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert. the pentagon is looking into allegations of potential chemical attacks by russia in ukraine. >> todd: defense department secretary john kirby say would he go be aware of social media reports which claim russian forces chem cam emission in mariupol. we cannot confirm at this time and continue to monitor the situation closely. florida congressman michael waltz home of the armed services commander and former commander. if true what can the u.s. and n

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on this corner, they're looking for at least four missing from this block alone, says victoria rubin,eam. we have never seen anything like this, it is very difficult for us, she says, and not only for us, but for the residents of borodyanka. it is a great tragedy because of an ill-disciplined force with a license to kill. so this is vladimir putin's idea of liberating a fraternal brotherly nation. so either he's doing this because he loves ukrainians, or, as many believe, because he's motivated by a rising hatred, an angry at their westward loving democracy, at their resistance, and at their refusal to come under russian control. as an afterthought, a bullet to the head of ukraine's cultural hero, the great poet at a ras raschevko. the ukrainian flag flies proudly in the square. for good measure, these ukrainian soldiers are pulling out a captured russian tank that was dug in. they say they'll use this and anything else the invaders have left behind to fight them in the villages, in the towns, in the fields, and all the way back to the russian border. christiane amanpour, cnn, borodya

in staneveryday walks dit still e on r shedhe's had was rehearsing with cellist rubin kodheli. >> andersonra she wrote about amelia earhart's doomed attempt to circumnavigate the globe. >> anderson: she's on this crackly radio, and she's going, like, "i can see you, but i can't hear you." and they're going, "i can hear you, but i can't see you." >> cooper: she's in perpetual motion, playing with technology and images, fascinated by language and sound. >> anderson: what was really fun about this-- oop. >> cooper: she's working with an australian university on an artificial intelligence program loaded with everything she's ever written, said, or sung. you can ask it a question or give it a photograph, and the algorithm creates an original poem in the words and speech pattern of laurie anderson. >> anderson: half of it is really terrible poetry. a quarter of it is kind of interesting, and a quarter of it is really kind of great. >> cooper: to see how it works we uploaded a photograph of my newborn son, sebastian. wow. >> anderson: the mouth, the eye, the hand, the face. there's nowhere to go,

the meltdown by the way it is underway didn't take long far left columnists jennifer rubin tweeting elon the answer to the jeopardy question what is the one way to make twitter worse? activist shawn king took it step further saying that elon musk wanted to purchase twitter son about left versus right it's about white power and the rest the media mob will are terrified of elon musk embracing something called freedom of speech that we cherish that take a look. >> one of the richest guys in the world to go for social media platform -- is not a winning formula to me. it reminds of an old bond movie were dr. evil and guys like that goldfinger and sick of the media i just summing to tell people to some is is not great about this. >> how will this change our lives and when he's open it up to free speech does not allow more misinformation on the platform? >> if you get invited to summing where there's no rules in total freedom for everyone to actually go to the party or unit decide to home? >> does the weird guy and it's a big. >> i'm confused of what to do. we all use twitter do i stop to it wa

when i think about some of the talesed alleged about him and en joe rubin i wondered is there a common thread. was there anyone you felt uncomfortable with? >> i guess i had conversations with all of those people. maybe with gavin a little bit less so. the one thing that's interesting so they are two people that don't like each other and what's fascinating is they are both similar in the sense that people either love them or hate them however there is a way they are different which is everybody agrees. some people don't like it and some people do. when it comes to joe, people i think you either have a good experience with him or they have a really bad experience so it's like doctor jekyll and mr. hyde. people get on his bad side and say it's because it's like a popularityy contest and they usd to be on a good side and part of the people that won the contest and it switched dramatically so it's kind of a fascinating thing. for anthony and charles you will read a large percentage of people don't have good recollections with them. is it a benefit or not to know who thetc founders are vers

arts and sciences banning will smith from any academy events including the oscars for 10 years david rubinsident of the academy writing the 94th oscars were meant to be a celebration of the many individuals in our community who did incredible work this past year. however those moments overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behavior. we saw mr. smith exhibit on stage today's action comes after t actor hisshow to the academys acceptance speech for best actor smith cheerfully pleading with the academy not to hold it against him, but made no mention of rock. his next statement a direct apology to chris rock the same quote. i was out of line and i was wrong will smith resigning from the academy hollywood's most prestigious organization last friday saying the list of those i have hurt is long and includes chris his family many of my dear friends and loved ones all those in attendance and global audiences at home. the academy has faced mounting. sure to act admitting today. we did not adequately address the situation in the room for this. we are sorry their statement going on to say the act

it's a billboard warning tourists about the dangers of the drug fentanyl in the city as ktvu s and rubinreports now, the group hopes the campaign will motivate city leaders to take action. these mothers have a message, and they want everyone to read it, so it's writ large in billboard form looming over union square. it says, famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt cheap fentanyl were frustrated. and that's why we're doing this. we're putting pressure where we think it might be helpful pressure because they want what they call the open air drug markets shut down. jackie's son is a fentanyl addict on the streets of san francisco. so is quarries and so are dozens of their son's friends. there is tyler, there's kyle. there's george. this chris is sarah. the list goes on. they all wish they had their mother come to see them problem. they say fentanyl is to affordable and two available. it's just specific here because people can come here all over and get it dirt cheap and not get no consequences here. that's the problem. no consequences that gets your mind thinking. the cam

ktvu zan, rubin explains, authorities said a meeting to discuss that very issue today and say they plan to deal with the cats and it is working and take it away. yeah well, they're plan is just working slowly. it involves spaying and neutering the adults and adopting out the kittens. but as far as the coliseum goes, the aids will have to share it with these feral cats for the foreseeable future. they've been lurking in the dugouts, feeding in the dumpsters and well reproducing the oakland coliseum has been overrun by feral felines on the coliseum site we're talking about, probably 50 or so cats and i always say, if you see 50 there are going to be more at least another 50 to 100 nearby, according to oakland animal services. and so they, along with island cat resources and adoption, have begun to trap and fix the kitties before releasing them back at the coliseum. they've been taking these photos as they do, largely, um it's in their best interest to stay where they are. but we want to get everybody spayed and neutered so that they stop reproducing. at a meeting today , colosseum officia

alright and rubin thank you so much. i appreciate the report.rea's red hot housing market isn't seeing any signs of cooling down, some real estate experts say prices could soon level off, according to the east bay times, real estate experts and economists say growing inflation and rising interest rates could put an end to the seemingly nonstop housing prices, an impact on buyers psychology, which then affects demand sales and prices. the supreme court heard oral arguments today in a case that centers on a coach's public prayers on the football field in washington state, and this ruling could affect schools all across the country. foxes caroline shamefully tells us how the justices responded today. former high school football coach joseph kennedy calls his postgame prayers on the 50 yard line. religious liberty supreme court justice elena kagan had another name for it. it is a form of pressure, a form of coercion. um we're worried that the students will feel he gets to put me into a football game or not. he gets to, you know, give me an a in math

city scheduled their viva que opened streets event on the same day on the same street as ktvu is an rubin explains. city officials agree it's a mistake. and now they are trying their best to make both events a success in san jose, the mayday march celebrating international workers' day is an annual event . it's always on may 1st and always on the same stretch of santa clara street. this year, though they'll have company decided to schedule the vaquita on mayday on the mayday route. um inexplicably. that's right. viva kita san jose's open streets event will overlap them in both time and place. that means the route will be closed to traffic. and there will be bicyclist, food trucks and live music. competing for attention with the march. it is hard. to you know, plan this event and feel respected in the community when you have the city planning an entire other event on top of it, city officials say they simply didn't realize the scheduling snafu until it was too late, and they tried to explain that to the made a coalition. the only thing that happened is we didn't have any awareness of may 1

divide homelessness as ktvu s and rubin reports, the mayor say recent money from the state has allowedoric progress and they don't want to lose that momentum. when it comes to homelessness, the pandemic years have taken their toll. advocates in san jose say they've seen it firsthand. you see more seniors dying each year, you see more people dying each year. what we need are immediate things like ways to get people off the streets immediately, and so cities throughout california have been taking action with the help of a big boost in state funding. last year, the governor allocated $2 billion towards homelessness over a two year period. san jose mayor sam liccardo says it's allowed innovation like never before. quick build apartment complexes like we have in san jose, tiny homes, new kinds of shelter that provides supportive services, and we're able to do it much more quickly than the standard approach is statewide. authorities say they've created 9000 additional beds, but they fear when that state funding ends in 2023, so will all their progress. and so mayors of big cities throughout

they say the city has scheduled their viva que open streets event at the same time, as ktvu s and rubin explains, city officials agree it's a mistake, and now they're trying their best to make both events a success. in san jose, the mayday march celebrating international workers' day is an annual event . it's always on may 1st and always on the same stretch of santa clara street this year, though they'll have company decided to schedule viva kaya! on may day on the mayday route. um inexplicably. that's right. viva kailua san jose's open streets event will overlap them in both time and place. that means the route will be closed to traffic, and there will be bicyclist, food trucks and live music. competing for attention with the march is hard. to you know, plan this event and feel respected in the community when you have the city planning an entire other event on top of it , city officials say they simply didn't realize the scheduling snafu until it was too late, and they tried to explain that to the made a coalition. the only thing that happened is we didn't have any awareness of may 1st

ktvu sam rubin live now in san jose, where the santa clara valley transportation authority is among them and yeah, reaction down here was definitely mixed. there are those who are very glad to see the requirement go and plenty more who say that they will keep wearing their masks indefinitely. for riders and drivers, vt. a masks just became optional. it's got some passengers breathing easier. yes, i'm happy about that. because i don't like the way it makes me feel like because i have all these piercings. just make it work. i can't breathe decision comes after a federal ruling struck down a national mask mandate, leading local transit agencies scrambling to modify their own policies. we wanted to make sure that the agency's overall sort of on the same page and so that passengers wouldn't be confused or disappointed. whatever so we were trying to communicate with each other. for most of the day, there was still confusion but one by one agencies like sf mta , a c transit and caltrain all decided to recommend masks but not require them. the state, which could have kept a mandate in place toda

but as ktvu is an, rubin explains, it's no ordinary music festival.er's love letter to the memory of a son. good boys. they grow up fast. just one blinking childhood best. this was how eric davis and his son zach, communicated best through music . so when it came time to pay tribute to zack's memory concert only seemed fitting. i couldn't do it in a room. i had to do it in a theater. this is the perfect place. so he booked the fox theater in redwood city, then started arranging the band's suddenly zach fest was born. what can i do? but, um really create something that's as big as my love for my son has been. zak passed away in december of 2020 after a struggle with opioid addiction. he had been in recovery and thriving in nursing school when the pandemic hit. his father thinks the isolation of covid took its toll. and he thinks it's important to talk about it. it's like i'm acting like i'm ashamed of him. what i'm proud of is the fight that he put on. one of the things i hope to do is help to bring that disease into the light. and so zack fast will in

as ktvu xeon, rubin explains. this group hopes that its campaign will finally for city officials to take some action. these mothers have a message, and they want everyone to read it, so it's writ large in billboard form looming over union square. it says, famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt cheap fentanyl were frustrated. and that's why we're doing this. we're putting pressure where we think it might be helpful pressure because they want what they call the open air drug markets shut down. jackie's son is a fentanyl addict on the streets of san francisco. so is quarries and so are dozens of their son's friends. there is tyler, there's kyle. there's george. this chris is sarah. the list goes on. they all wish they had their mother come to see them the problem. they say fentanyl is to affordable and two available. it's just specific here because people can come here all over and get it dirt cheap and not get no consequences here. that's the problem. no consequences that gets your mind thinking.

francisco billboard warning tourists about the dangers of fentanyl in the city and its key to beauty and rubinlains. the group hopes this campaign will motivate city leaders to take action. these mothers have a message, and they want everyone to read it, so it's writ large in billboard form looming over union square. it says, famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt cheap fentanyl were frustrated. and that's why we're doing this. we're putting pressure where we think it might be helpful pressure because they want what they call the open air drug markets shut down. jackie's son is a fentanyl addict on the streets of san francisco. so is quarries and so are dozens of their son's friends. there is tyler, there's kyle. there's george. this chris is sarah. the list goes on. they all wish they had their mother come to see them the problem. they say fentanyl is to affordable and two available. it's just specific here because people can come here all over and get it dirt cheap and not get no consequences here. that's the problem. no consequences that gets your mind thinking campaign

father's love for his son is the inspiration for a unique music festival this weekend as ktvu is an rubinter in redwood city will host a concert called zach fast. little boys. they grow up fast. just one blinking charters best. this was how garrick davis and his son zach, communicated best through music. so when it came time to pay tribute to zack's memory concert only seemed fitting. i couldn't do it in a room. i had to do it in a theater. this is the perfect place. so he booked the fox theater in redwood city, then started arranging the band's suddenly zach fest was born. what can i do? but, um really create something that's as big as my love for my son has been. zak passed away in december of 2020 after a struggle with opioid addiction. he had been in recovery and thriving in nursing school when the pandemic hit. his father thinks the isolation of covid took its toll. and he thinks it's important to talk about it. it's like i'm acting like i'm ashamed of him. what i'm proud of is the fight that he put on. one of the things i hope to do is help to bring that disease into the light. and

ktvu zen rubin tells us about today's meeting to address issues.rking in the dugouts, feeding in the dumpsters and well reproducing the oakland coliseum has been overrun by feral felines on the coliseum site we're talking about, probably 50 or so cats and i always say, if you see 50 there are going to be more at least another 50 to 100 nearby, according to oakland animal services. and so they, along with island cat resources and adoption, have begun to trap and fix the kiddies before releasing them back at the coliseum. they've been taking these photos as they do largely, um it's in their best interest to stay where they are. but we want to get everybody spayed and neutered so that they stop reproducing. at a meeting today , colosseum officials discussed the issue, saying the cats have had an unintended benefit. no one's seen a rat there in years . they plan to continue the trap neuter return program indefinitely. we think we will get this under control. we can live with the cats. uh, they do good work. um, but we need. to deactivate some of them.

that's ktvu zan, rubin explains. officials agree it was a mistake.n san jose, the mayday march celebrating international workers' day is an annual event. it's always on may 1st and always on the same stretch of santa clara street. this year, though they'll have company the city decided to schedule the vaquita on mayday on the mayday route. um inexplicably. that's right. viva kailua san jose's open streets event will overlap them in both time and place. that means the route will be closed to traffic , and there will be bicyclist, food trucks and live music. competing for attention with the march. it is hard. to you know, plan this event and feel respected in the community when you have the city planning an entire other event on top of it , city officials say they simply didn't realize the scheduling snafu until it was too late, and they tried to explain that to the made a coalition. the only thing that happened is we didn't have any awareness of may 1st. it was not on us. that's on you. i understand exactly where they're coming from. we have apologize

it's a billboard warning tourists about the dangers of fentanyl in san francisco reviews and rubin explainse group hopes its campaign will spur city officials to act. these mothers have a message, and they want everyone to read it, so it's writ large in billboard form looming over union square. it says, famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt cheap fentanyl were frustrated. and that's why we're doing this . we're putting pressure where we think it might be helpful pressure because they want what they call the open air drug markets shut down. jackie's son is a fentanyl addict on the streets of san francisco. so is quarries and so are dozens of their son's friends. there is tyler, there's kyle. there's george. this chris is sarah. the list goes on. they all wish they had their mother come to see them problem. they say fentanyl is to affordable and two available. it's just specific here because people can come here all over and get it dirt cheap and not get no consequences here. that's the problem. no consequences that gets your mind thinking campaign will also extend to soc

out hot spots at a home depot that was destroyed in a fire over the weekend, ktvu, a reporter, and rubin explains what investigators have learned so far. even now, there are hotspots at the blossom hill, home depot and the air still smells of smoke for emergency crews and residents. the ordeal is not yet over. i was coughing and coughing and trying to get my breath and i'm still kind of having a little aspiration from it. this was the same saturday with flames reaching into the sky, santa clara county sheriff's department helicopter took this video and as the fire raged, san jose police rushed to rescue pets from the gleevec hospital next door. they released these photos monday. meanwhile residents came from all over to take their own because i wanted to see how it looks right now in person, and i'm just like, how does that happen? because all buildings are supposed to have sprinklers . firefighters have said this may have started in the lumber and drywall section of the store and fire protection experts say these types of big box stores present particular challenges. that there will be