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scott wiener and evan low just introduced a constitutional amendment to repeal prop 8 which banned same-sexn 15 years since californians passed it with 52% of the vote. it was later overturned in court and the u.s. supreme court ruled it unconstitutional, and prop was essentially struck down but it has not disappeared entirely. >> prop 8 is still the constitution. it evaporated when the supreme court struck it down, but it is still there. jobina: the amendment to repeal prop 8 would have to pass with two thirds of the legislature. if it does that it will be on the november 2024 valid -- ballot for voters to decide. reggie: local lawmakers are set to expand a city juror program statewide. be the jury ca is expected to help low to moderate income -- jurors get paid for and it was made to make juries reflect diverse communities. a plan is in the works to provide $27 million to pay for police overtime. the mayor's office says there is a severe staffing shortage in the response is a supplemental fund to help pay for overtime and stop a hiring freeze supervisor still have to approve. jobina: one

scott says everything exists apart . low taxes. go. scott says everything exists apart . apart. low taxes. the markets are so free that they brought her. that's a very interesting to the debate. i know many people who think it was a conspiracy amongst the money men and women to bring down. so there we are . that comes not there we are. that comes not from me, but from one of our viewers and listeners. politicians are not or skilled enough to battle the big banks or the markets . indeed, it would or the markets. indeed, it would seem the treasury, if you read what liz wrote. michael says liz truss, get back . well, i think truss, get back. well, i think it's the daily mail that says that a group of friends of friends are seriously considering to make the leader of the opposition if labour were win the next general election and there was a change at the top again and so they are. thank you all so much for those comments and for the others that i know from my outside are coming in and we will find time later on in the programme to share a few more back with you. thank you ver

state of california is there another another ballot measure on tuesday, senator scott wiener and assembly member evan lowntroduced legislation to rescind proposition eight from the state's constitution. voters will decide in november 2024. well, this is a constitutional amendment that would require two thirds of the legislature to pass in the california state legislature. what is different this time is that we have bipartisan support. governor newsom also released a statement supporting the removal of proposition eight. we know that lgbt rights could be next on the chopping block, and it's important and imperative. timely that we make sure that we reflect the values of the state of california. we reached out to the california family council, which is a conservative group that champions traditional families, but they didn't respond in time for this report . lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. alrighty bet you noticed how much cooler it was today than yesterday. and the day before we had the big temperature drop the highs today, not in the sixties and low seventies as they had been, but in the mid fifties

lows. you heard scott, supportive of a strong business for them what's the overall landscape >> overall landscape one of peaks and down turns you mentioned schlumberger up 30% off a worst year on record lost 60% last year. kind of a rebalancing of all of markets, seems when you fluctuate in big swings from very high to very low and a bunch now of sawmills took production off-line of lumber thought below cost of production just last week, 750 million boards, production off-line. so that has supported the markets. now with mortgage rates stabilizing maybe will help lumber, but feels like in the commodities market generally, more volatile than usual. >> searching for direction, perhaps, in light of all this. glad you mentioned supply note two sides of that coin in case we've forgotten in the last couple of years how would that be possible appreciate it. >>> and the cnbc news update. >> what's happening now. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy sticking by demands for spending cuts as part of any increase in the federal debt limit. mccarthy spoke with reporters about his hour-long meeting with preside

low 70s. may see similar conditions around scotts valley heading towards santa cruz. into the north bay, all of this changes rapidly as early as friday. pretty clear to see why on the time line. by friday afternoon shower chances return. we're going back to more typical february weather. the showers will drop down the coast. the time stamp, midnight into early saturday morning. that will be the main impact for showers on your weekend plans mostly for the first half of saturday and then skies will clear out heading into saturday afternoon and evening. the rain totals have come up a little bit. most of what you're seeing a tenth of an inch of rain or less, not a lot, falling friday night to noon. a reason sunday and monday temperatures will take off again. just look at the roller coaster ride we have with these temperatures up tomorrow, down, back up just in time for sunday in napa. a similar trend for your weekend plans. morgan hill and back to the mid-60s and upper 60s into monday. did you see that drop again after sunday and monday because of that, cold storm droppin

hollister's in their santa clara, boulder creek, felton scotts valley low to mid forties on the coastthere, santa cruz and aptos, both at 44. 27 up in reno uk is 34 22 beautiful flagstaff there 47 in monterey and santa barbara. one cooler 46. it's a lot of cold air up here bottled up. that's a lot of cold air right up in here, and the low is really what we're concerned about. it's going to go right either. right on the coast or right over us starting tomorrow. tricky tricky forecast here. but if it was a dry year again, i'd probably ignore it. but it's a reindeer. you can't ignore it. patchy fog, nice but cooler with increasing clouds. i'm going with rain, all right? five. forecasters in a room for him will probably say showers. i say rain mostly cloudy on saturday with rain and cooler, no doubt about it. if we get this amount that's rain don't know. i mean, come on. so not only that, but this will be some snow in this year. they will get another opportunity on wednesday. a really cold air mass looks to be on the way here. we will be on the western edge of it. but next wednesday, thur

. >> we went in on december 16th we talked about it on the show later, scott it was our friends in low places trade, the garth brooks trade. it was trip after an abysmal 2022 eps was cut 45%. the news yesterday, we love how positive it is everybody loves to be up it's clear they took their eye off the ball and instead of trying to fix that mess they focused on an expensive metaverse which was unproven thanks to guys like brad who pointed this out, what it shows is leadership is willing to listen they're focused on their business and this pivot was massively important. the fact that zuckerberg has been on base hits instead of home runs is excellent i think it's a wake-up call and this is to brad's point, too, they can make moves like this and be opportunistic when times are tough. the share buyback, for example these are positive signs and we'll see what other tech companies are able to learn from this playbook. i think the last thing i would say for tech, and i would be curious what brad has to say about it, but this is all a sign these businesses are maturing and growth rates are slow

scott. >>> it's the golden gate bridge where you can see the low-lying crowds today. a different story from yesterday, kari. >> absolutely. things have changed a lot since yesterday. and we even just saw a shower passing by san francisco near the bay bridge. let's look at our camera as we are now seeing the clouds rolling by, this just a few minutes ago. had a lot of rain drops on the camera lens, also some sprinkles coming down around the oracle park area. we can see it from this view, from the bay bridge as we see those clouds rolling by, even dropping a little bit of rain that we've been able to pick up with our stormranger mobile doppler radar with a shower right over the bay bridge and moving toward oakland. other than that, right now we're still mostly dry, but there will be increasing rain chances later this evening as a cold front moves in. we'll be tracking that, and i'll take you hour by hour. that's coming up in the forecast in just a few minutes. marcus? >>> we are getting new details in a big drug bust in the east bay. alameda county sheriff's deputies sa

scott. >> it's been a nice move obviously off the recent low what is your outlook ahead for the stock? and, you know, a new month that is on our doorstep, really, between the 52-week low and the 52-week high >> it's an interesting period to be an analyst, scott what we've seen in the market today is consumer challenges when it comes to electronics spending we're coming off two years of record growth. there is some digestion going on, but apple is one of the big companies, you know, has industry-leading royalty rates, very low return. you can gain confidence that people are going to come back and buy iphones. as i look out over the next 12 months, i see a fairly robust catalyst path, whether that's the launch of new ar/vr glasses this summer, launch of the iphone 15, where we think there is pent-up demand given some of the challenges that we've seen over the last call it six months apple has guided to a decade-high margin that cannot be lost on investors. add this up with services re reaccelerating and they're checking a number of boxes that get me excited about the next 12 months as an

is there another another ballot measure on tuesday, senator scott wiener and assembly member evan lowced legislation to rescind proposition eight from the state's constitution. voters will decide in november 2024. well this is a constitutional amendment that would require two thirds of the legislature to pass in the california state legislature. what is different this time is that we have bipartisan support. governor newsom also released a statement supporting the removal of proposition eight. we know that lgbt rights could be next on the chopping block, and it's important and imperative. timely that we make sure that we reflect the values of the state of california. we reached out to the california family council, which is a conservative group that champions traditional families, but they didn't respond in time for this report, like computers live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. another new bill in sacramento looks to protect students in california classrooms. the legislation introduced by state senator david ortiz e would ban the use of prone restraints. which physically or

scott sees. you heard eric johnson, low 3,000s how you to react to that >> it is plausible i would say that to megood. had a lot of the kind of characteristics of something where it should actually be relatively durable that was sort of the stagflation narrative that was driving us there. if you're talking right now about economy is better than expected, maybe the fed has to go an extra quarter point or so, that's not fatal to where we are right now. didn't mean you retrace all the way lower. would the market be more attractively values down there, bet forward returns, absolutely. that's the trade-off want the pain now and set up a much better rebound or do you want to sort of hold these levels and then maybe have it be more of a grind from here. >> when you hear people like eric johnson make a call like that, can you get your arms around how we could go down to the low 3,000s in his thinking >> we feel pretty good with where we are with our s&p earnings outlook, around the 216 level. i think to talk about an s&p level that is closer to that 3,000 level, i mean, you need to have a much more dire

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66 oakland 66 san francisco also a beautiful 66 degrees, but this morning, those lows said, remember me lower like 28 scotts valley near clayton along marsh creek road and rohnert park. all dropped 31 windsor was 32 at one time, sonoma. fairfax and atherton role at 33 34. there were lots of low thirties so we had that quick little warm up on wednesday and thursday, right down we go and it'll bottom out on saturday. we'll get a quick little pop on sunday monday before it was looks to be a very cold system is on tap for late tuesday into wednesday, could get lows in the twenties. next week for some low clouds and fog . we didn't have that yesterday because we had an east northeast breeze. today we have more of an onshore breeze. and there's an honest to goodness cold front on the way. this is looking rather ominous. certainly on the north coast. look at that pretty intense, little tenuous rope there on the front, but the key for us will be that low the track it takes if it goes parallel to the coast, and there are signs that it will then only areas about san francisco, san mateo coast, santa cruz and santa cr

meant to ban same sex marriage here in california, san francisco senator scott wiener and silicon valley assembly member evan lowroduced an amendment that would enshrine marriage equality in the state constitution. the initiative they are looking to rescind has not been enforced for years and same sex marriage was legalized nationwide. in 2015, however. rights advocates are concerned because of last year's supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade. a new state analysis warns that time is running out to keep california's only remaining nuclear power plant open one reactor at the diablo canyon nuclear plan in san luis obispo county is said to be decommissioned in november of next year. the other is said to be shut off in 2025, a state report says federal regulators may not approve an extension in time, the governor and the white house support keeping the plant open beyond its scheduled closure. diablo canyon accounts for 9% of california's total electricity supply. alright temperatures today. good 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. there's some wind out there. the wind kept temperatures feeling even cooler

that move them from assessing one thing into maybe another, but with low confidence, which is different without a distinction. >> scott, i want to bring you in because i don't have to tell you how many people pooh-poohed the lab leak theory, it turns out prematurely. >> yeah, completely. you had a lot of conservatives at the time that this was all breaking, like tom cotton, senator from arkansas was wanted. but many others and they were made fun, of they were mocked as conspiracy theorists, but we saw this on a number of fronts. masks, lockdowns, natural immunity. now this lab leak theory, you had a number of people who are simply saying, i am skeptical or i have questions about this and there were, everybody in the media the democratic party, the left came down on people like a ton of bricks for even raising questions. so today you have a lot of conservatives saying oh, how the turntables. and saying it was right of us to ask questions. i think what everybody wants to know is, why were there so many people so invested in shutting down anyone who simply raised a question about this or the other things that i mentioned

low clouds. more on that in the future cast coming up. 65 in fairfield. san jose, scottsley into santa cruz, a nice day. the fog we're talking about, east wind through livermore, the carquinez strait. into the afternoon hazy, patchy, thick fog may drift in from the east around fairfield. as we head to lunch time, noontime temperatures tomorrow probably warmer than the highs we saw today. mid to upper 60s in san jose. the warmest participate of the day around 3:00 in the afternoon close to 70 in san jose. low 70s in gilroy and santa rosa mid-60s. oakland similar. nice and warm for your thursday. then temperatures will drop at least ten degrees on friday. you can see why. we have a chance of showers approaching the coast on friday. a cold weather system will drop on in as we head into friday night and saturday. the best chance for finding rain showers late friday, probably about lunch time on saturday. you can see how the showers start to drop to the south once we get into saturday afternoon. the rain totals for early saturday have come up a little bit, but most places stil

scott is such a big personality, people are drawn to him. >> harris: he's african american. >> he's african american and people know him, he's a known quantity. south carolina is growing, population is going down because of lowax rates, it is very much like florida in that way, very conservative. i think tim scott might be the pick, it will be interesting to see. >> harris: last quick thought from you? >> the left has come out swinging toward nikki haley, right? politico article, she is in a racial dance and "the view" calling her racist and saying she is not leaning to her race and questioning her priorities and vanity fair is smearing her and comparing, saying nikki haley 2024 pitch, america is awesome if you compare your country to countries committing genocide. zero engagement from the left in terms of her accomplishments as governor and ambassador, instead they are ripping her apart on the same concepts that the left has been hammering the last two years dividing the united states. she's combating a different type of battlefield right out of the gate, that is right unfortunate. >> harris: that is really well put, with sunny hostin, she picks on nikki haley because she doesn't think her name -- and i was

low confidence. fbi reached a similar version with moderate confidence. i'm jon scotto "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america. we're who governor republican ron d ron desanron ron desantis, his brand-new book, "the courage to be free: florida's blueprint for america's revival." you have watcheddest on years, i don't play games with guests. i am not andrea mitchell and jim acosta and i first want to be, my goal is to have the guest, governor. be treated with respect for him to explain his story. why he is the governor of florida. what he wants to do for the country. which bring us to media. you have people trying to cherry pick your phrases, take shots at you, andrea mitchell the other day talking about how you done want african-american history taught, which was a lie. this is media today, is it not? >> it is, i think that the corporate press has always had a liberal bias, you remember president reagan, he could beat them, they could not touch him, they tried. but you have they are motivated by left but detached from facts, it all about the narrative. wh

wants americans to see as the future of their party, but they're both in the low digits and both trying to break out. tim scotthis pac, so that's something to watch. when asked by local reporters in south carolina whether he'd endorse nikki haley, he sidestepped that question. this gives a clue as to where this is going. >> today, the story line is about ukraine. the president's speech upcoming from poland. >> yeah. >> i know "axios'" market newsletter is looking at the economics of the invasion compared to what was predicted. tell us about it. >> this is really fascinating stuff. if you don't get the markets newsletter, it is worth signing up for this. if i can smart brevity it for you, there are real impacts, but the impacts are not quite as significant on any of these sides as predictors thought they might be. what you're really looking at here is that the war one year later is starting to become baked in. you're looking at european natural gas prices dropping to their lowest level since before the war in recent days. global crude remaining steady. wheat falling back to pre-war levels. russia's hit taing a

low block population. >> isn't that special? and what was behind scott adams when he delivered that racist screen, copy this pro trump book featuring one of his cartoons character style as the ex president. many newspapers decided to stop fall calling -- >> so you can be sure that the people on fox news will still turn him into the next cancel culture modern. this is what the rnc people parties become, idolizing and supporting for forks like scott adams. to kyle rittenhouse, then teenager who was acquitted of murder after he shot and killed two protesters back in 2020, and the january 6th insurrection's, who stormed the capitol in a an attempt to violently overthrow the government. but are now being treated as political prisoners by the maga movement. irrational republican party would not stop -- not prop these folks up as heroes, but the moderate republicans have sold their souls to trump's brand of cultural war politics. and for the rnc, guys like scott adams or just another way to fund-raise off the grift. they can spin his narrative into another trum

scott martin, kingsview asset management. i'm still looking at markets. still off the lows down 200 points.s inflation report was bump in the road no one saw coming t was a lot stronger people thought month over month clip, .7 of a percent annualized. talking about 6% annualized rate versus roughly 5.4 expected so we're worried all over again. are you? >> not too much. cpi this week also did the same thing where the markets just a couple months ago, with cpi, ppi acting a couple months ago the markets would have sold off a lot heavier. markets are getting used to the higher inflation regime. federal reserve hiking rates couple more times in the market already. after that, if the ppi, cpi calm down as i expect them to do, i expect the fed is done and markets are looking forward to that period. neil: we're learning more about cleveland fed president loretta mester certainly sounded more hawkish after the wholesale inflation report came out. she would have preferred the fed to be more aggressive a couple weeks ago where they raised rates a quarter point. she would have preferred a half point.

low confidence. tonight the white house saying these investigations should continue, welcoming the differing opinions. abc's rachel scott at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, the white house responding to a new report that the department of energy believes the covid pandemic likely started with a leak from the lab in wuhan, china. "the wall street journal" reporting the department, which oversees a network of national labs, reached the assessment with "low confidence," but today, the white house insisting -- >> there's just no consensus across the government. the president believes it's really important that we continue that work and that we find out as best we can how it started. >> reporter: the department of energy is not revealing their evidence, which is classified. >> should the evidence that the department is basing this assessment on be shared with the american people? >> as i said, if we have something that we believe can be reported to the congress and to the american people that we're confident in, we will absolutely do that. >> reporter: the intelligence community is divided on how the pandemic started.

. >> california senator scott wiener says it amounts to nimby is him -- nimbyism backyard. >> you can imagine the stereotyping of low income people and people of color. that's not how we do things in california. >> in a statement to abc 7 new uc berkeley says it will appeal the decision to the california supreme court and that this new decision bestows new privileges and power to the privileged and powerful by arming new be neighbors -- nimby neighbors to obstruct the development of all new housing. >> basically, anyone who has the money to hire a lawyer can use sequel to try to kill anything they don't like, even if it is super pro-environmental. >> the new ruling allows the university to begin construction for housing for 1100 students and 125 lower income and on house residents. >> the fact that it was appealed to me is kind of positive. >> this berkeley resident is glad the court stopped the project, albeit for different reasons. she says the student -- the student housing shortage is not just about availability but also about affordability, exhibited by the number of on house people who currently live at people

scott. but nicky are and will be here at the top of the i will all the latest news as well as a low back as some of this week's help stories. what have you got up to this weekend? i hope it was great. thanks very much for watching. censorship is something that the west has long criticized china for, but now it is no longer just a chinese problems. it's a global one. internet black out, social media shut down and bandwidth brawling by governments. costs the global economy, $5500000000.00 in 2021. and not only that, but internet shut down are dangerous. as with it come censorship, information regulation and isolation from the outside world. i'm because the i and you're watching the costs of everything. where today we're going to be looking at the dangers of internet censorship and what it cost be. call me when the internet gets shut down and the citizens are disconnected. ah. now, according to one study, the economic cost of government enforce internet. shutdowns grew 36 percent last year compared to 2020 estimates of almost 500000000 people were affected by these internet blackouts. now in 2

now so far in turkey, a low and more than 19000 deaths, confirmed with over 71000 people injured. that's 100 over now. 12 correspondent peter scott, who brings us this report from one of the most effected areas is in 4 days since the massive earthquakes that shook the city of adiana. and the sun provides little warm and absolutely no comfort to those who lost friends and family in this tragedy . the temperature still dropped well below 0 at night, and that provides their own set of challenges to those who don't have a home. the sites and breed families struggling to contain their grief is all too common on the streets about a young man. the government's estimate to the number of deaths here to be 900 on tuesday with 5000 wounded residence though. say the figures are much higher. we spoke to one man standing next to the body of a young boy, wrapped in a blanket of bread m. yes, this is the son of my younger brother line here. the recovered the body of my brother this morning. and now we've received the body of my 10 year old nephew, we are now waiting for a body, so the 2 daughters of my brother to be recovered or for them to be r

i'm scott wapner the great debate in the markets right now as a restest of the october lows in the cards or not? what do we do? we take it to the investment committee. joining me josh brown, jim lebenthal, joe terranova and jenny harrington let's check the markets. searching for direction a little bit. s&p is trying to hold on to the 4,000 level. is the rally ending? will we retest the lows? we can we hang on? that's why the stock market seems to be more balanced than it was yesterday >> let's place in context the type of market we have you've done a great job talking about this, and josh really explained it well yesterday talking about the algorithmic impact there have been 65 trading days. there has only been one day in which the s&p has closed outside 3800 to 4200 we are in a period of consolidation like we have not witnessed in this market for the last 15 years. what am i against? i'm against making these grandiose calls. the market is going to make new highs above 4800 let's break out of the range first. how do you break out of the range? you get yields to stop moving higher and, be

i'm scott wapner the great debate in the markets right now as a restest of the october lows in the cardsit to the investment committee. joining me josh brown, jim lebenthal, joe terranova and jenny harrington let's check the markets. searching for direction a little bit. s&p is trying to hold on to the 4,000 level. is the rally ending? will we retest the

collect through things like satellites in low earth orbit. intriguing a story that well, that's how the world is looking at 5 30 pm, moscow time on pizza scott's. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock. we're all things considered. i'm peter labelle for over a century and a half. the german question has been hotly debated during that time. germany was at the center of 2 world wars and the cold war. now it appears berlin and its abandoning its post hitler policy of pacifism and non intervention. and again, russia is the enemy. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guests. matthew eric in montreal. he's a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide foundation of canada. in munich. we have ralph new meyer. he is chairman of the council for constitution and sovereignty. and in belgrade we have stephen guides. he is a research associate at belgrade institute for european studies. are gentleman cross type roles and in fact that means he can jump in anytime you want. and i would appreciat

low earth orbit. an intriguing story there. well, that's how the world is looking at $530.00 p. m. moscow time. i'm peter scott. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories at the top of the hour. thanks for watching.

there's also some cold england lows up in men up in lake county there 28 lower legs scotts valley, 31 near clyde along marsh creek road, 31. rohnert park has dropped to 31 windsor, 32 sonoma, fairfax, atherton all around 33 to 34 degrees. the big news is this system marching in here has really ramped up the fog bank on the coast now, nevado that location says a quarter mile visibility really sold out out towards stockton in the valley. but coastal variety fog is right there. it is making its move. big time. marin coast, san francisco san mateo coz heading down towards the santa cruz coast. so some sun but noticeably cooler here. colder morning. patchy fog not only inland, but coastal variety. so you get double whammy here doubleheader sunday in clouds nice but cooler. inland areas will get some sun but increasing clouds throughout the day thirties forties on the temps sonoma county airport is down to 32, boulder creek's 33, santa clara's 35 hollister 36. but 37 felton, scotts valley and 39, saratoga also campbell and san jose. that's a pretty dynamic little cold front. but more import

leda was from a low social background and had been through prisons and exile. stalin rose from the lowest of the ranks. he in fact named himself, stalin, which means man of steel. scott bennett, the counter terrorism specialist and former u. s. army analyst is well versed in the complex history of us soviet cooperation. and the 2nd world war years you have stolen rise up and quite an effective leadership role under, under war 2 and counteracting the german advances. franklin delano roosevelt. the 32nd you as president, lead the country from 1933. to 1945, franklin roosevelt came from an extraordinarily wealthy family of very high elite socialite family, dating back to the 1600s. the roosevelt family. the delano family were old money that had built their fortunes in merchant ah, ship building other trades. roosevelt was a pragmatist and when it suited american interests was prepared to cooperate with the soviet union. it was under his rule that you eso via diplomatic relations were established in 1933. franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political ranks as one of the greatest for term presidents in history. the o

leda was from a low social background and had been through prisons, an exile to stalin, rose from the lowest of the ranks. he in fact named himself, stalin, which means man of steel. scott bennet, the counter terrorism specialist, and former u. s. army analyst is well versed in the complex history of us soviet cooperation. in the 2nd world war years you have stalin rise up and quite an effective leadership role under under war 2 and counteracting the german advances. franklin delano roosevelt. the 32nd you as president, lead the country from 1933. to 1945, franklin roosevelt came from an extraordinarily wealthy family of very high elite socialite family dating back to the 1600s. the roosevelt family. the delano family were old money that had built their fortunes in merchant ah, ship building other trades. roosevelt was a pragmatist. and when it suited american interests was prepared to cooperate with the soviet union. it was under his rule that you eso via diplomatic relations were established in 1933. franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political ranks as one of the greatest for term presidents in history. the onl

low. a new bill could soon improve access to preventative hiv medication, and state senator scott wiener introducedmprove access to prep that's the preventative hiv drug. if passed, the bill would allow pharmacies to provide prep without a prescription and require health plans to cover the cost of pharmacists time in preparing the medication. according to the cdc prep reduces the risk of contracting hiv by through sexual contact by more than 99% and through drug use by at least 74. i think to suggest that simply because somebody makes a bad decision that is the chief's fault. another plea from oakland's embattled police chief what he told us about the misconduct allegations against him in a one on one interview also ahead tonight, traffic stopped and the tire marks left on the bay bridge the arrest made following a sideshow over the weekend, and the golden state warriors get big time contributions from andrew wiggins and the bench but is it enough to overcome the visiting wizards? joe fonzi we'll have the highlights coming up tonight in sports, also ahead , self driving taxis are on the roads right

scott chaparro. take us through this one. i always the stories about lowe why is that and the oldest one on the panel and it's arbitrary idiocy aside i don't i don't feel way i feel like feel that way i feel like i'm being password. being picked on it's password. apparently you scientists apparently if you scientists find the kiss pipped in improves sexual processing and increases the rigidity in your penis. what is what is a kiss pepsin. the rigidity in your penis. what is what is a kiss pepsin . i is what is a kiss pepsin. i don't know, but i want a bucket of it right. it it, it's, it's some hormone. it is a hormone. scientists imperial college london gave 32 men and 32 women with hsa rd, which means a low sexual desire a treatment the hormone kis peptide . and then hormone kis peptide. and then about 85% of the men had a really good effect. but mean a lot of people now i mean we were talking this a lot of guys are taking testosterone replacement therapy, they therapy, right? i mean, they throw like candy in throw it to you like candy in america, want ev

financial crisis you don't have the liquidity there, scott, and it's not there to sop up the pessimism. i would be surprised if we go back to the lows from october, and i think we are safe there, but i don't think we are racing back to that level >> guilty until proven is the way the rallies will be judged mike wilson, triples, quad s -- it's a bull trap i feel like over the last couple of times you have been on, you tried to see more positivity in things here we go sentiment feels like it's all of a sudden reversed back to being overly negative. >> well, i think what we are seeing now is the economy is running hotter than people expected, much hotter than people expected and inflation is running hotter than people expected as long as those two are going together i am not overly worried about it the bear-case scenario is inflation stays high and the economy falls apart and we are not getting that the bull-case scenario, the inflation comes down and the economy stays okay, and we are not getting that either. employment and inflation are the two matrix people are focused on, and the bearishness or bullishness depends on what your out

scott chaparro. take us through this one. i always the stories about lowt and the oldest one on the panel and it's arbitrary idiocy aside i don't i don't feel i feel like i'm feel that way i feel like i'm being password. being picked on it's password. apparently you scientists apparently if you scientists find the kiss pipped in improves sexual processing and increases the rigidity in your penis. what is what is a kiss pepsin. the rigidity in your penis. what is what is a kiss pepsin . i is what is a kiss pepsin. i don't know, but i want a bucket of it right. it it, it's, it's some hormone. it is a hormone. scientists imperial college london gave 32 men and 32 women with hsa rd, which means a low sexual desire a treatment the hormone kis peptide . and then hormone kis peptide. and then about 85% of the men had a really good effect. but mean a lot of people now i mean we were talking this a lot of guys are taking testosterone replacement therapy, they therapy, right? i mean, they throw like candy in throw it to you like candy in america, want everyone ameri

scott, thank you. >>> the northeast u.s. will soon be feeling the coldest temperatures in decades as dangerous windchills, some as low as 50 below zero, are expected to hit the region in the coming day. and as the blast moves town from c down from canada, officials are urging residents to check on neighbors and friends.town from down from canada, officials are urging residents to check on neighbors and friends. >> if you don't need to be out, stay inside. we'll have troopers from barracks traveling the length of the interstate 89 and 91 throughout the entirety of the night to ensure that if there is any stranded motorists, they will be rendered aid as quickly as possible. >> people are also being advised to limit their time outdoors as the frigid blast can cause frostbite in just minutes. mip this is covering new england, new york and parts of pennsylvania. fortunately it will only linger about 36 hours. here is more from the governor of new hampshire. >> what we're likely to encounter over the next 36 to 48 hours is going to be really un p unprecedent ed. this will be a cold weather crisis. >> and take a look at this brutal sno

chief -- chief scott sent the commission some language that he suggested to amend the policy, to emphasize what the policy was doing, which was de-prioritizing certain discrete categories of low-level traffic offenses and since then, chief scott and i have been working on crafting some language that affect, i gave an update last meeting and since the last meeting, we've gone back and forth a few more times and i'm glad to report that we've found language that, at least the chief and i agree on and i want to thank the chief for working with me on this. we've sent e-mails back and forth over the weekend so i appreciate the weekend time and doing -- greating this done quickly and i'm -- and getting this done quickly and i'm eager to share the language with my colleagues on the commission and members of the public, so i'm hoping to get that circulated to commissions and posted to the website soon. >> thank you. all right. commissioner benedicto, are you going to beat his time? >> i think so. proo fwres was made on the dgo's i've been assigned but i want inform focus on one part -- which is dgo7.1 which is the department's policy on how it deals with juveniles and youth and commis