there's no firm timeline and when they may be able to return as ktvu is, mark sayer tells us that is leading to plenty of frustration. ruth ruiz took her concerns to the moderate county officials who have been giving updates on the progress towards reopening. there were some tense exchanges. as frustrated residents ask questions of county staffers who themselves still have no firm answers. it's very frustrating. this is the one of the first times that we have someone from the county actually giving out information. we come here every day for the same reason trying to get more information and nobody was a week ago early saturday morning, just after midnight that the levee protecting the town from the pajaro river burst open that prompted a massive rescue operation and a door to door sheriff's effort to try to reach everyone who may not have received the message to evacuate. both the counties of monterey and santa cruz set up evacuation centers with the largest being at the santa cruz fairgrounds, where at one point more than 300 people were taking shelter. now one week later, the wate

south san jose area losing power ktvu fox reporter mark sayer has the latest on this case. san jose police say it will be several more days before authorities can finish carefully going through the south san jose home of 36 year old peter karasev. he is now facing nine felony charges, including using explosives to blow up two different pg and e equipment boxes in december of 2022 again. in in january of this year. peter karasev carried out. two attacks on critical any transformer on december 8th 2022 again on january 5th 2023 while the judge did not allow cameras in the courtroom on friday, karasev appeared at the hall of justice for his arraignment, where he was ordered held without bail. that is where prosecutors outlined that two incidents caused at least 1000 customers to lose power that they found bomb making chemicals in the home on potomac court that authorities are still searching and that karasev is married with three small children, ages 13 and five several of the felony charges against him or for child endangerment. one thing prosecutors do not have at this point

the police commission gets a fair sayers say. >> fair enough. thank you for joining us.'ll check back in in a few >> absolutely. >> tiktok ceo is trying to explain what his compan is doing to keep user data safe. some are proposg a ban because it's owned by a chines company. >> the communist government could require tiktok to compromise security, access american user data, promote pro communist propaganda and undermined american interest. >> th ceo said they have taken steps to make sure u.s. data is not shared with china. a group of tiktok influences came to advocate the company. a lot of them have stakes in tiktok survival. those campaigning against the platform wanted to see it sold or outright banned in the u.s. >>> let's check in with weather. mary lee, beautif day. beautiful skies and sunshine.@>, we are enjoying the break from the rain after all we have seen over the last several weeks, months. with the atmospheric river after atmospheric river temperatures are in the low to mid 50s. it r feels chillier. mid to upper 50s. six to eight degrees below aver for this t

ktvu is mark sayer has details.lice say it will be several more days before authorities can finish carefully going through the south san jose home of 36 year old peter karasev. he is now facing nine felony charges, including using explosives to blow up two different pg and e equipment boxes in december of 2022 again in january of this year. peter karasev carried out . two attacks on critical infrastructure. he bombed pg any transformer on december 8th 2022 again on january 5th 2023 while the judge did not allow cameras in the courtroom on friday, karasev appeared at the hall of justice for his arraignment, where he was ordered held without bail. that is where prosecutors outlined that two incidents caused at least 1000 customers to lose power that they found bomb making chemicals in the home on potomac court that authorities are still searching and that karasev is married with three small children, ages 13 and five several of the felony charges against him or for child endangerment. one thing prosecutors do not have

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ktvu is mark sayer live in bihar. oh, tonight with a look at the progress being made their mark. how's it going? it is going slowly, is how it's going. this is one of the main roads through town. this is salinas road. as you can see, there's plenty of traffic here today. but don't let the sense of normalcy deceive you. this town is still very much hurting and there was a lot of recovery to be done. so this stuff. here at middle school. what used to be a vibrant campus is now an emergency resource center. a steady stream of displaced residents are coming through here to get cases of water bags of hygiene and household supplies and to use restrooms with showers. super helpful just because most of the people here didn't know what to do next, especially by themselves. fernando mckeon was one of the 3000 residents here that were evacuated in the middle of the night two weeks ago when the levee protecting the town from the pajaro river burst. as the front loaders and the crews work to clean up all of the damage to local businesses and homes make john says all of the resources here are

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. coming up. reimagining san quentin governor neeson's vision for the bay area prison will show you what people incarcerated there. think of the plan plus a big bailout for a bay area bank what it means for investors and how wall street reacted. another big storm could spell trouble for california reservoirs. the two biggest concerns those who run the dams are facing. and we do remain active when it comes to the storms tomorrow, though, going to be dry and even warmer than today. better details gasia her fraud conviction. he's also fighting to get out of paying nearly $900 million in restitution homes recently gave birth to her second child. she carried what appeared to be a diaper bag inside the court today, the baby was not with her homes was sentenced in november two more than 11 years in federal custody. she was found guilty of defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos. she's scheduled to begin her sentence . april 27th. the judge will rule on whether to let her stay ou

ktvu is mark sayer is live in paulo tonight with the progress mark. well greg, this is selena's road behind me. it is open now. finally after two weeks, but don't let this sense of normalcy deceive you. this town is still very much hurting and has a very long road ahead. here at paro middle school. what used to be a vibrant campus is now an emergency resource center. a steady stream of displaced residents are coming through here to get cases of water bags of hygiene and household supplies and to use restrooms with showers. super helpful just because most of the people here didn't know what to do next, especially by themselves. fernando magadan was one of the 3000 residents here that were evacuated in the middle of the night two weeks ago when the levee protecting the town from the pajaro river burst. as the front loaders and the crews work to clean up all of the damage to local businesses and homes. make a yarn says all of the resources here are critical. after we left. we had no other option other than to bounce from hotel to hotel. i mean, do more h

he's surrounded himself with a yes-sayers. the problem is also with the colt of personality -- cult personality in china, that it is very difficult for anybody in the party to stand up against him. he is in the constitution, he is the constitution of the country. he has shown it in propaganda. for the time being he is very much in power and surrounded by loyalists. adrian: the appointment of head of state comes at a sensitive time for china's relations with the world. what are we to make of xi's criticism of the u.s. this week? as the leader of a western effort to contain china? shirley: president xi has openly talked about an all out u.s. effort to contain and suppress china. and i think this is the first time we have heard a deliberate aim with assisting to clarity, a chinese division of the current chinese and american relations. there is a fundamental miscalculation between the u.s. and china about the strategic rivalry between the world's two largest economies. the u.s. has talked about sanctioning chinese technology, ban

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. alright then let's focus in moderation. county continued to recover from the flooding there. we have concerns now about the potential for more flooding. with the next couple of rounds of rain. we will start out the weekend dry, but it turns wet by sunday morning. here's a look at what is going on outside our doors right now, a beautiful day across the bay area for those wanting to get out and enjoy the festivities for st patty's day. we're in good shape for today. tomorrow also looks good. but then it turns wet once again. storm tracker to here just partly cloudy skies over the bay area at this time, if we move in a bit closer, even a little bit of fog along the coastline this morning and into the afternoon let me show you the timeline for the weekend as we roll through this evening notice we do return partly cloudy tomorrow morning. we will be partly cloudy to start the day a little bit of fog out there as well. but saturday is also going to be a dry day saturday evening. it starts to turn a little bit drizzly for the nort

your framed jersey the number one sayer of the san francisco brown bombers. give it up for mayor london breed! [applause]. you got it. i don't have any other jerseys or sports framed like this! so tell have to go up in my office. thank you very much! thank you. [applause] wow! that is so cool. [laughter]. that's a brand-new jersey. thank you. all right. well, let's take a few you want to take a few photos? okay! let's do it! i gotta follow eileen's rules here. we will bring update teams one at a time. biggest to smallest the service u football team first to take a picture with the mayor! 6u players and staff and team moms. . >> my name is dave, and i play defense. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park de

there is a whole ecosystem of in a sayers, counting san francisco out. of course we heard it all, earthquake destroys city, summer love, earthquake destroys city again, bubble burst san francisco. i want to say something to the media talking heads, the critics, to the men who point out how the strong man stumble or where the doer of deeds could have done it better. maya angelou said, you may shoot me with your words but still like arrow, i rise! [cheers and applause] but you can write us off but you better write in pencil, because we have proved you wrong every time before and soon we will again. it's what we do. we endure, we adapt, we lead and in this city anything is possible! we turn ships into hotels and offices, power plants into housing and new neighborhoods, we built satellite that sweep across the sky and we create a world where young girls from the projects can be mayor! [cheers and applause] that's what we do! [cheers and applause] i am, i am committed to you, i'm committed to this city. and i am inspired by the knowledge that together we will

mark sayer tells us the recovery process is expected to take a long time. you start.o middle school. what used to be a vibrant campus is now an emergency resource center. a steady stream of displaced residents are coming through here to get cases of water bags of hygiene and household supplies and to use restrooms with showers. it's been super helpful just because most of kno do next, especially by themselves. fernando mckeon was one of the 3000 residents here that were evacuated in the middle of the night two weeks ago when the levee protecting the town from the pajaro river burst. as the front loaders and the crews work to clean up all of the damage to local businesses and homes. make a yon says all of the resources here are critical. after we left. we had no other option other than to bounce from hotel to hotel. do more hours to make ends meet, because i mean this is what all our stuff is here. that's that's that's all we've ever known. really so it's sunken in normally, it's really wonderful that you can. friday state school superintendent tony thurman toured the

events in the history of noor missile operations is its use in the 33-day war against the israeli nab sayerough the warhead of the missile did not work for unknown reasons, the missile hit a ship that was in an operational state off the coast of lebanon , which showed that this missile really it was against an advanced and dangerous letter and was able to reach the target and hit direct missile even without warhead explosion resulted in severe damage to the body and part of the soldiers. this missile was fired from a beach launch and under the supervision of the commanders of the martyred resistance, the speech was broadcast live . in the following years, iran improved the noor missile in several areas, including the range of radar and internal electronic warfare that the atash baran land-based radar missile mass-produced numerous coastal launchers for the noor missile equipped with three missiles, the construction of a new radar and installed on the vehicle of the launchers played an important role in the expansion of iran's naval defense in the last year based on total missiles. the new r

to when water or sewer service will be restored here reporting in pomodoro and moderate county mark sayerox two news after that powerful storm rock the bay area. people are still waiting for their electricity to be restored. pg and he says it's crews are hard at work to get power back to everyone, but they have hundreds of locations to get, too, including up in the oakland hills. neighbors say they've been home in the dark for four days now, neighbor jeff lynne says he's been bundling up to stay warm at night, and he is fed up with pg and e. it's been frustrating, though, because they give us an estimate on when things are going to get repaired, and it just keeps getting pushed back. like over and over and over again. according to pg and e about 11,000. people are still without power across the bay area tonight. they also say they have got more than 300 different sites with storm damage to get to and they are working as quickly as possible. crews have opened another lane on interstate 5 80. in livermore. work crews shifted eastbound lanes on the freeway to the left this morning, allowing

arman gehar's match with babylon darya and ardakan with sayer ended in a goalless draw, and chuka talash tied the result with 1 and 1. like shahrbabak, he gave away from iranian football saman fan persepolis and sepahan is coming, pikan head coach mojtabi hosseini said that saman fallah, the national team defender, will be ready to play in about a month and can accompany the automakers in two important matches against sepahan's persepolis, which will be held on the 16th and 23rd of may. women's final for the olympic selection maryam azmoun, the head coach of the women's national team , introduced her 22 selected players to participate in the first stage of the olympic selection, or with the cover that will be prepared for the 2024 olympic selection. until the 22nd of april, hosted by myanmar and the latest statements of esteghlal ceo ali fethullahzadeh regarding the payment status of stramacuni's debt within 24 hours until the end of fifa's deadline tomorrow afternoon , i will do my best. it is possible to receive help from the government. look, what do you want to know? what do you want

and to show that people who were nay sayers that they were wrong the whole time you know? >> reporter: one in five californians live with the past conviction record. and they face 5,000 legal restrictions. but with this law, it opens a window of opportunities that can be made possible for individuals like damian to do more and have a greater impact in these spaces. >> measure takes effect in july. it will seal records for former offenders who have gone four years without committing another felony. after completing their sentences. critics of the law say it is going to make communities less safe. but it does exclude people convicted of violent felonies including anyone requiring sex offender registration. criminal histories would be on background checks for people working in law enforcment, education, and public office. >>> turning to the fight against climate change. there are plenty of ways we can reduce our carbon footprint. one way is to change how we eat. this is according to a new study from nature climate change. if we keep producing and eating food. the study find i

flexibility is enormous there's been work on this showing that it improved people's -- i was going to sayer going to say fertility, but whether it's the woman or the man, does this become more of a flashpoint as people have to return this year for the next five, ten years when companies go maybe giving more flexibility is a way to serve that goal in the long run >> absolutely. it's more of an issue now as many older workers are in the sandwich generation. many workers who have small children now and have aging parents, and as people are living longer with chronic illnesses and disease, they're going to be care giving responsibilities on that end also add to that special needs, children, loved ones that need care there are so many people that are working and that are caregivers, too. >> if the hardest part is just getting to the office sometimes. i don't know if onemain spoke to this, if that work can be done or you -- >> so they have some that have to be in the branches. there are a lot of companies that have to have the frontline workers. but they can make it flexible if that they may come

jfk, honolulu, austin, sayer tota, burbank, boston. this is the chance where lawmakers could really ask what is the issue here? it is a problem with the faa? or is it a problem at the airlines? i want you to listen now. he said we just cannot become complaisant in the aviation system because so much is on the line. >> i can say without reservation that the aviation professionals who compromise the american airspace industry are part of the safety record. we all know that complicacy has no place in air transportation. whether it is on the flight deck, control tower, ramp or the dispatch center. >> i was told this just symptomatic of all the problems of the aviation system has seen lately with so many retirement ands new pilots coming in, so much operational pressure from the airlines. and now it's being shown up in the aviation system. we're seeing all of the close calls, poppy. >> we are. but are they more or are we hearing about them more from great reporters like you? is it really happening more? >> this is something that i've been d

that's really important here because there has been kind of the believe that there's some foreign at sayerpon targeting u.s. officials and the finding now is that that isn't the case. now, what we are hearing very definitively from the director of the national intelligence comm community, from the director of the cia is this finding doesn't undermine the experiences that these diplomats an these spies had. they really did have real experiences, but it's just a plethora of factors that led to these experiences, such as environmental factors or health factors or social factors, such as us reporting on these incidents, that led to these cases being reported and these cases being experienced. i think it's important to note, though, that some of the folks who were victims of this are a bit frustrated today. they're saying, if it's not a foreign adversary but i was told by a professional, medical professional that i have a diagnosed traumatic brain injury, then what did cause this? it was interesting to hear from u.s. officials who talked about the breadth of their investigation here. they talke

. >> sayer terrifying and scary t new front of the children's playground. >> joining us is a former member of the join st staff at the pentagon. let's talk about the scale of this attack. it spans the full interior of ukraine. talk about where the strikes hit and why russia chose these particular targets. >> yeah, don. good morning. well, you know, as ivan mentioned in his report, it really struck all across ukraine. you can see from the west to the northeast in kharkiv and down south in it odesa, plus, of course, the capital in kyiv. all of these areas are critical to ukraine from an economic standpoint. many of them do not have military installations. the very fact that they're being hit indicates that the russian strategy is one in which they're going after all the different civilian infrastructure installations that they can hit. it can be a fatal inconvenience when they strike in apartment areas and other inhabited areas. the. >> let's talk about lviv. it seemed to be as, you know, a safe space here. this is one of the five areas there. so this is a residential area. thought to be a s

both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. tomorrow is opening day for major league baseball man today . now that the coliseum grounds crews were prepping for the big day sky, foxx flew the scene and because of the often on rain, you can see the tarps were out there protecting the infield first pitch between the a's and the angels scheduled for just after seven o'clock tomorrow night. the giants are on the road. dozens of families in oakland have been forced out of their homes because of extensive flood damage at an apartment building. and tonight we are learning repairs to the building could take another two months. ktvu brooks jarocz explains why the property owner says the building still is in need of major repair. heavy rain is reminiscent of disaster day at coliseum connections, apartments. december 31st backed up drains of flooded parking garage. a dozen cars destroyed. julissa williams lost hers. she says insurance wouldn't cover it on the hook for $16,000, but that's just the beginning of her troub

to when water or sewer service will be restored here reporting in pomodoro and moderate county mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. some people in the bay area still don't have power restored from this week's storms will take a look at how they're doing. coming up at 6 30. a man is under arrest, accused of killing a mother and injuring her two young sons in a crash involving a stolen suv. it happened during a short police chase in hercules after officers spotted the stolen mazda suv. the driver, 2020 year old ralph ellsworth white from vallejo, crashed into a nissan on willow avenue in rodeo. the mother, who was driving that car died at the scene and one of her sons was airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. this is a little small neighborhood. we don't this stuff doesn't really like really happened here. i bought a house here a couple of years ago. this is not like something that normally goes on over here, so it's just a sad situation. police say the suspect ran from the scene. they tracked him down and arrested him. he faces several charges now, including manslaughter, possession o

both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. the lieutenant governor of california is visiting power rail right now. she was greeted by monterey county's district to supervisor both are scheduled to meet with agricultural industry representatives and community members that healthy harvest that's a farm and shipping facilities severely damaged during the winter storms. the unrelenting rain having a major impact on farms around the state , the overcast skies even affecting indoor farms. fox is actually soriano is live in the southern california city of fillmore. in ventura, county or tomatoes are commonly grown. ashley problems at the farm can certainly have a domino effect. greg absolutely. it's definitely impacting everyone, including indoor farmers here at bay like family farms, these tomatoes should be bright red and ready to pick by this point, but the stormy weather and lack of sunshine have delayed production by about 3 to 4 customers. so these are perfect for blts or burgers on a warm, sunny day. those

more charges could still be filed in this case reporting from the hall of justice in san jose, mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. six firefighters have gotten a two alarm fire at a four story apartment in san francisco under control firefighters safe flames broke out at about 4 20 this afternoon at webster street and pine in the japantown district. two people have been displaced dog was rescued in his expected to be okay. nobody was hurt. students at maria cabrio high school in santa rosa walked out of class today they're upset about the stabbing death of a student at another school, montgomery high earlier this week. ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains why students feel that more needs to be done to keep them safe across the district. i'm shocked by the stabbing, but i am not surprised at the mishandling of the ministrations rally at maria carrillo high school in santa rosa after two incidents on campus and a stabbing death of 16 year old jayden piento at montgomery high, all within the past eight days. best friend died right in front of me is one of the most traumatic and terrifying thin

both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayerktvu fox two news still to come as a city employee charged with sexual assault concern from police. there may be more victims plus i'm at my breaking point, like mentally dealing with living in a hotel. dozens of oakland families still searching for a home after their apartment building flooded the major repairs needed. also the discussions surrounding reparations in california continues tonight the public meeting that could impact one east bay city and this get those party favors. ready, folks, dust them off. it's about that time, the sacramento kings do something they haven't done in 16 years. jason appelbaum has the details later in sp it seeks to make reparations to black and latino residents who are forced out of their homes decades ago. city leaders from hayward are taking steps to provide restitution of families who were forcibly relocated from the russell city area for redevelopment project in the early 19 sixties to researchers from san francisco state university are working t

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox juniors gasia back. thank you we fields flooded. farm workers haven't been able to work and worry about how they're going to recover from all this. wednesday during a visit to the area, governor newsom said the united way would be sending out $600 checks to help farmworkers, one nonprofit that works with farm workers says much more is needed to help flood survivors. get on the phone. start working with our communities. i think we have a lot of wonderful legislators that support us. the governor's office issued a written statement saying. in part, the administration is also pursuing additional support for individuals recovering from january storms or ineligible for fema assistance due to immigration status. the levee break is bringing to attention to possible levee failures across the state. there are more than 14,000 miles of levees in california. many are in the delta just upstream from the bay area. researchers say that more levee failures are inevitable as maintenance falls behind schedule. on average. they are 57 years old. um a

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news as we deal with yet another atmospheric river here in the bay area of california senator alex padilla and south bay congresswoman zoloft griner leading a bipartisan effort urging president biden to approve the state's latest request for major disaster declaration. the letter sent to president biden today was signed by all 52 members of the bipartisan california congressional delegation. and for more. we're joined by congresswoman lofgren. now, thank you for taking the time you and your colleagues made a similar request back in january . why is it important once again to declare a major disaster here in california? well we had to wait, of course for the state to ask for the declaration. the president can only act after that request is made. and then our letter was sent every single member of the house and senate from california signed it and reason. why is that? we have people suffering right now. they need the assistance from fema. the local jurisdictions have damage infrastructure that needs to be repaired immediately, and we know that the president

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news says it has been able to restore power to all but a few 1000 of its customers who lost power in tuesday's windstorm, according to pjd, more than 7200 customers in the bay area are still without power that includes more than 4000 in the south bay, 2300 on the peninsula and 600 in the east bay. at one point on tuesday, power was knocked out to nearly 300,000 area family. please. today marks three years since millions of people in the bay area face to shelter in place order at the start of the coronavirus pandemic streets emptied out, non essential stores were forced to close in school shut down and moved classes online. since then , more than 100,000 people across california have died as a result of covid-19 at six, the world health organization is accusing the chinese government of withholding information about the origin of covid-19. a research team led by french biologist mind through data that w h o investigation gathered in wuhan, china, the researchers deduced that raccoon dogs may have passed the virus to humans. raccoon dogs are similar to fox's

both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. dozens of families in oakland were forced out of their homes due to extensive flood damage at an apartment building. we're now learning repairs to the building could take another two months. ktvu brooks jarocz explains why the property owner says the building is still the building is in need of major repairs. heavy rain is reminiscent of disaster day at coliseum connections, apartments. december1st. julissa williams lost herst on the hook for $16,000, but beginr troubles in my credit score, so i can't even go and rent other places so i'm just feeling like i'm at rock bottom and not even knowing what to do is not alone. 96 households are still at east bay hotels, no regular stove. no in unit laundry. no individual bedrooms. i'm at my breaking point, like mentally dealing with living in a hotel for three months and my kids are not having like their own space to run and play. williams is three year old twin boys now call homewood suites in oakland home. the city has

your framed jersey the number one sayer of the san francisco brown bombers. give it up for mayor london breed! [applause]. you got it. i don't have any other jerseys or sports framed like this! so tell have to go up in my office. thank you very much! thank you. [applause] wow! that is so cool. [laughter]. that's a brand-new jersey. thank you. all right. well, let's take a few you want to take a few photos? okay! let's do it! i gotta follow eileen's rules here. we will bring update teams one at a time. biggest to smallest the service u football team first to take a picture with the mayor! 6u players and staff and team moms. [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to grow here. at this time there were 3 settlements one was mission delores. one the presidio and one was yerba buena which was urban center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. a lot of historic buildings were here including pony express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph wh

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your framed jersey the number one sayer of the san francisco brown bombers.it up for mayor london breed! [applause]. you got it. i don't have any other jerseys or sports framed like this! so tell have to go up in my office. thank you very much! thank you. [applause] wow! that is so cool. [laughter]. that's a brand-new jersey. thank you. all right. well, let's take a few you want to take a few photos? okay! let's do it! i gotta follow eileen's rules here. we will bring update teams one at a time. biggest to smallest the service u football team first to take a picture with the mayor! 6u players and staff and team moms. >> you are watching san francisco rising. a special guest today. >> i am chris and you are watching san francisco rising. focused on rebuilding and reimagining our city. our guest is the director of financial justice in the san francisco office of treasure to talk about how the city has taken a national lead in this effort and how the program is comlishing the goals. welcome to the show. >> thanks so much for having me. >> thank you for being her

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but its secretary as you sayer program -- successor program still exploits medicare to boost their bottom lines. too many have long history of waste, fraud, and abuse. now the administration is expanding a.c.o. reach, including doubling its coverage of underserved communities. as a result, millions on medicare may soon face higher costs, smaller providers networks, and worse care. strong guardrails are needed now, and i urge my colleagues to stand up for patients and get corporate greed out of medicare. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. parents everywhere must have the ability to make educational decisions for their children. though an obvious right, unfortunately, many school districts have been influenced by extremist special interest groups, ignoring parental wishes. in response

fans of the show were not impressed, with gillian sayer wondering: well, also spotted by a number ofmber of people who enjoyed the programme, posting this: a valuable and appreciated documentary, then, which was first broadcast on the news channel at 10:1i0pm on the evening of march 1. guide dogs. it was repeated at the same time the following night. guide dogs. and the next night. guide dogs. and again at 10:1i0pm every evening monday to friday of the following week. guide dogs. again, this week, it's been on every day at that same time, previously occupied by the paper review. that programme was recently axed by the bbc — a decision much regretted by eileen rohr. i'm somebody that used to really enjoy watching the papers on bbc news at around 10:30pm every evening. and so, i was gutted when it was pulled at the start of january this year. what i am disappointed about is that bbc news seemed to — certainly for the last few weeks — have shown the same news article and imports at the same time, every night at 10:30. and while i am hugely in respect of the reporter that has been doing