shawn: are repaid to do that. let's warm up. get the reaction from the abrams camp, what are they saying she is caught red-handed just like with all newsom and garcetti caught red-handed ethereum's 49ers to chip game what silly excuse this time was she holding her breath? alicia: our d.c. office did reach out to her campaign and they did issue a lengthy statement and i'll give you the first statins in shameful our opponents are using a black history month reading about for georgia children as it falls political attack and predictable that her opponents continue to look for opportunities for the failed record et cetera. it's a long statement goes on to attack all of her opponents. i think it is telling that they did not address the question in our fox news pushed again, subquestion did she regret not wearing a mask. they refer back to the lengthy statement which does not address the very simple question. we have seen this before this is been going on since the pandemic started and clearly a lesson has not been learned here. >> cl

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rich: i'm rich edson in for eric shawn. two other big stories, continuing controversy at the beijing olympics, calls for boycotts and arguments over free speech as the games get

he was orange felt by the time they got to the bottom of the volcano, the max and shawn talking that he was orange pills. and i tweeted this about that. he was orange pills on a volcano. in el salvador, how cool is that orange pill volcano? el salvador flag. that is probably the 1st person. well, it definitely is the 1st person to be orange pills in el salvador. honorable quino by max guys are right. it's not hard, aren't pill people. you have to kind of listen to where they're coming from. so the case of john brown, he's a collector of rare watches, so he understood the value of scarcity. so i approached my orange spelling from that point of view, how you developed scarcity with the big coin story. he also had questions about what backs the big coin and then we got into discussion about money. and then within 20 minutes, he was over at one of our favorite big coin apps buying bitcoin. speaking of scarcity in the theat world, under which the us dollar presides. there is no scarcity of clowns. that's why we in the big quaint world often call it cloud world. so i want to read this head

reporting in napa, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> in just a few hours, the oakland unified school board will have a meeting to address the fallout over planned school closings and immersions. jocelyn moran is following this from the newsroom. >> reporter: after opposition, their voices may actually be heard today. let's break it down. the school board voted on february 8 two close emergent number of schools. two of those schools closures will come at the end of the school year. community day and parker. per the agenda, the board will consider delaying the closures of those schools to the end of the 2022-23 school year. they will also consider delaying the illumination of grades. the special board meeting comes after strong opposition. we have seen protests. two teachers say they are entering their 18th day of a hunger strike. depending on where the board sites night, they could end their hunger strike after this meeting. >> the fight is not over, even though this might seem like an end. we are definitely committed to this cause 100%. if you mess with the kids, you mess with us. >> reporter:

shawn chitnis has more. >> classical music has this stereotype of being elitist. in many cases, it does not have to be that. >> reporter: jonathan bingham is a composer like many others trying to get his work noticed. >> being a composer is a challenging task regardless of age or color. >> reporter: emerging black composers project at san francisco conservatory of music is creating those opportunities. >> a lot of black composers told in years past, no place no place for them on the stands of musicians across the world and that has changed. acknowledgment more needs to be done to capture a wider range of experiences in classical music, perspective lacking for generations. >> if you want to build relationships with communities, children to see themselves in new roles for themselves, you have to model it. now the project began in 2020 at the conservatory with a commitment to last a decade, picking one composer every year. >> black composers are here now, they have been for years as well and now we shine the light. >> reporter: black composers under 35 submit origina

shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> san francisco pride is scheduled for the weekend of june 25 and 26. theme this year is "love will keep us together." >>> the loan office building built last year just got its first office tenant. thumbtack, a home service platform, says it is leasing a floor just off of fifth and mission. according to the san francisco chronicle, the space will be less of a traditional office, and more of a community library. >>> the airport fire continues to burn in inyo county. get started near an airport by owens valley yesterday. look at the huge plumes of smoke. evacuations are in place in big pine, east of highway 395. the wildfire has burned 3900 acres. fire crews have been working to protect buildings and create a perimeter. it has not yet been contained. >>> marin water customers can relax on conservation measures a little bit. the water company is lifting a restriction, a key one. customers canal water with sprinklers and to drip systems in their yard twice a week before 9:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. it follows the temporary ban they put in place back in dece

shawn chitnis checked on how some east bay reservoirs are looking after a disappointing start to the new year. >> reporter: despite the sunny and dry weather we have had so far in 2022, east bay tells us rain totals are better now than they were this time last year. the concern for another year of drought is still there, so, they are asking the public to continue concerning conserving as much water as you can. >> reporter: the mix of wet months like october and december and dry spells in november and january have not stopped the water picture but we may be reaching a critical point. >> we are not seeing an erasure of what occurred, but it is worrisome. >> reporter: east bay reservoirs are now 68% full, an improvement from december. rainfall is at 30 inches, which is about normal for february. >> we need to wait and see what we get for the rest of february and into march. >> reporter: while some utilities in the bay area are already anticipating another drought emergency in 2022, east bay says they will need to wait until april before making the declaration. the stretch of sunshine an

kpix 5 shawn chitnis with what they can expect. >> 101 drivers, to whipple opened friday.age between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 on weekdays. >> this will be transformative for people on these corridors. make no mistake about it. >> the express lanes are free. if you have people in the car or you can choose to pay with fast track. >> they are providing significant savings. so those of you who use this to go to work. go to appointments. centers of education or wherever you need to know. >> as for what drivers can expect, just look across the bay. the carpool lanes here along 880, between oakland and milipitas, became express lane, in october of 2020. the idea then was to give more people, including those who drive alone, the chance to pay a toll and get a faster trip. >> moving more people in fewer cars through our most congested corridors. that's what express lanes are all about. >> the metropolitan transportation commission says for the most recent available, drivers in the 880 express lanes are moving almost 20 miles per hour faster than those in the regular lanes. >> they really

shawn chitnis checks in with students on their first day back on campus. >> reporter: university staff say the school is taking all necessary precautions to make sure it is safe to be back on campus. with a high vaccination rate as well as boosters and masks required, being back in the classroom, again, is in the best interest of its students. >> reporter: students were walking around campus on monday as if they had been here for months, eager to get back to the college life they signed up for, before the pandemic. >> it was great to be in-person with my professor, meeting and finally after two weeks online. and, it's good. >> reporter: some students were quick to make themselves at home, outside university lecture halls, remembering how challenging it was to learn virtually. >> it's really hard to pay attention on zoom. it is also or mentally taxing. i feel a lot more fatigued at the end of every day and also i just feel so removed and disconnected from my classmates and professors. >> reporter: younger students worried their entire college career would be consumed by covid-19. >> def

shawn chitnis is checking in with those families and he has the global implications that could impact us here. >> reporter: natalia is originally from ukraine, and moved to the east bay about six months ago with her husband and children as a fulbright scholar at uc berkeley. she says she talks to family back home more than once per day. >> they are afraid that something will happen, that they won't be ready for. >> reporter: her immediate family is here but she has a sister and other relatives back home. they live in western ukraine, further away from where russia could invade, on the eastern side. she says her family is starting to stock up on supplies. >> people in ukraine are fearful. they don't know what to expect. >> reporter: you merely markov shares that view. he has lived here since 2014 and helps a local nonprofit support the ukrainian community here. >> they are safe but we do not know what will happen in three or four days. i very much hope they will be safe. >> reporter: i rally was held here over a week ago when russia did not seem as ready to attack. >> the security of g

kpix 5 shawn chitnis has more on what happened, and reaction from the community. >> reporter: people in downtown napa were shocked to learn there was a carjacking here near the intersection of franklin and clay, and then a shooting a few miles away early in the morning. >> my mother-in-law from new jersey texted me a couple of seconds ago and said have you heard about this shooting incident. none of you were on the road, right? it was pretty shocking. >> reporter: deputies responded to a shooting on highway 29 near highway 221 around 6:40 friday morning. the victim was shot through the passenger window of their car in the head, but was able to call 911. the victim went to a hospital outside of napa county. traffic was backed up for hours as investigators remained on scene. >> is kind of surprising. the past couple of years i have lived here, i have not heard or seen a whole ton. >> reporter: those new to napa and those who have lived here for more than a decade say that this was out of character for the town. minutes after the shooting, a carjacking in downtown. the victim was not ph

the fact that shawn hannity was the cooler head on january 6th, i mean, that's what -- why i think what close to fire in a public theater. they promote violence by promoting this big lie like we saw on january 6th. i think they have blood on their hands regarding covid. they make all these people covid heroes, anti-vaxxers that then die of covid. while we can laugh about it, michael, i think it is very serious, and i think fox news is poison in the body politic. >> well, it has -- it has really changed the way we engage politically, and it has changed political parties operational their efforts to get out their votes, david. i want to pivot back with you to the story we discussed a little earlier this hour. what do you make of lieutenant governor dan patrick's mail-in ballot boondoggle down in texas? what's that all about? >> yeah. michael, there is an axuim quoted in politics. never attribute that to malice that which is better attributed to incompetence. it is hard to know whether this was indeed malice or incompetence. but what we do know is that one of the strategies of the republic

ah, he's the king of the half pipe, shawn white is going for gold. again, the american is the most successful snow border ever. we 3 olympic gold medals stranger to the pressure of competing, messy lympics. so i know it brings out the best to me, and i'm hoping that all of this rocky bumpy road to the games is going to kind of equal as we get there. so this is one more step along the way. he's the only snore water to need to perfect 1. 100 scores might started snowboarding at the age of 6 and turned pro, at age 13. he competed at his 1st winter games in terrain at 19, where he won gold in the half pipe. then again, at vancouver, 2010. so she 2014 was an anomaly. after white only finished forth. but he bounced back at piano shank 2018 claiming his threat olympic gold medal. i know the end is there, so i'm just enjoying every moment and that's giving me this extra boost of excitement. sean whites legacy is unmatched. as the legends heads good bye to the sport of snow. boy. before we go, has a quick reminder off the top story with following for you. ger

oficiales que acababan de bajar de un tren y lograron arrestar el implicado, que fue identificado como shawnen lo que va del aÑo. los diferentes colores indican muertes de ciclistas, morado peatones y conductores el color rojo. todo indica que tendremos temperaturas agradables para el fin de semana. vamos de nuevo con fernanda ramos, cuÉntanos quÉ podemos esperar del tiempo para ese fin de semana. fernanda: le echamos un vistazo a la imagen de radar y satÉlite para que podamos apreciar esa nubosidad que pronto se acercarÁ a nuestra zona, estÁ impulsada por lo que viene siendo esa alta presiÓn que se mueve al norte del estado, esto permite que tengamos flujo de viento en nuestra zona, pero esto no deja precipitaciÓn sobre nuestra zona. la imagen de satÉlite muestra nubosidad pasajera, lo que permite tener unos atardeceres hermosos a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. por lo menos las temperaturas; a medida que transcurran la noche nuevamente bastante agradables, en ese rango de los 60. a las 2:00 de la maÑana estaremos en los 54. durante el fin de semana se espera que tengamos un evento de mar u ol

jason marie and shawn, jason -- umi show, ungrateful, i don't do conspiracy radio.ory is beyond. >> i don't do that either. however, let's live in a world in which whatever this type of thing happens, wouldn't that be perfect cover for somebody to go do something? if they were going to try to murder someone, wouldn't you do it out of time for afterwards everyone would take obviously this is too crazy to have been a conspiracy? they could have actually happened. it's just a coincidence, relax. that is the cover to do these things and i want to know where hillary and bill clinton were. guy: it sounds like you are plotting, this is how i could get away with it. >> well, if i was going to do it, now would be the type. guy: 's lack of security camera against? can at least do a new plot twist to keep it more interesting? ,. >> but it worked the first time so why not now with this guy? when i do it again? my heart wants to go to the conspiracy theory but if you are either epstein or brunel? i'm going to sit in front of the camera and give those who participated in this rin

. >> next guest, joining us now is shawn morgan from evercore isi i think you are building on the pointhat the crucial nature is isolating us and you think it could supply other nations if need be? >> you cut 0 a little bit. the spikes are proceeding the winter to storage levels where it's the lowest level of many years, probably six years. and then russia began to reduce the ukrainian supplies of natural gas and doing that to basically show the world that they can cut supplies to europe and that also is important for them economically to reduce the trade price they have to pay ukraine. >> shawn, it is dominic here let's talk about that transit fee aspect it seems to be near the center of the conflict here this idea that transportation costs of natural gas is at play here the shipping of liquefied gas to europe from the u.s. how much are the economics different between a pipeline operation through ukraine or transporting it by tanker to places in europe >> so pipeline is cheaper. it's imported. the terms of economics for russia, when they transport natural gas by pipeline that goes from

so snowboard star shawn white, he's back in action today at the olympics and beijing, his final olympic games. what do you think is chances are max of winning, another olympic metal is certainly one of the favorites. but you know, his qualification was very shaky in his 1st, ron early school, 24 out of a 100 points off to we took a full and he needed a really big 2nd rung to make it into that final top 12 to qualify for the gold medal competition and he was at risk of crashing along with the alpine skia mikaela . schiffron is compatriot who's in her 1st 2 events both times and not been able to qualify. and she's the one of the biggest stars in the games like he is we can see him here in his practice footage, the kind of tricks he pulls out. and in his 2nd run, he managed to land a really a really good run. 86 points out of 100, then he's over twice as old as some of his competitors here. age. 351, his 1st gold medal and sharon way back in 2006 as a teenager. and then one gold medals and every olympics since then except the so she, when he finished forth. and he still this really big dra

this is shawn and i know and when we get an uneasy feeling and to switch on the news every morning. i'm still homeless. don't be afraid. there's been an attack and there should switch in fargo, or even an invasion goes in, but she won't stop before naughty. vitaly was among those at a demonstration in berlin, urging germany to protect ukraine. about 330000 people in germany, either from ukraine or have ukrainian roots with fear still high that russia could invade ukraine. many like paulina a glad that the world is paying attention. this is amy would it's actually good that people are more interested in ukraine. now. man, lots of people forget that we have war there. now they're remembering paulina visits have family in ukraine every couple of months and she's already planted next trip. she hopes until then they'll stay safe. while the ukraine crisis is also dominating this year's munich security conference, d. w will bring you live coverage of the event in about 2 hours from now. and let's move on. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. canadian,

yes, they get in line or what bella, shawn boyce again, and tell them no luck with them. to double your correspondent nick connelly joins us now. he was in care of and like so many others has been forced to flee. a good to see you and go to see that you're safe. most of all you've spent all day on the road. where are you now and what did you see along the way? so i'm in vineyard so which is the regional capital, about $200.00 coast and south west of kit. but it took us almost 10 hours to get here because all the roads just jam packed with people trying to get out. either heading west towards the polish you border, which is also kind of a dangerous group, is it runs along, you transport batteries and there's been reports fighting along that road. we headed more south west, but basically huge qs. people trying to get fuel. people trying to stock up on food and on cash. huge lines for the gm's people. not really panicking. yes. very urgent . you're trying to get out, but you don't get people rating their voices. you didn't see people cussing. lines for fuel keeping. come wit

i'm so glad to wash it in on monday with mrs. shawn, well, call the number so i lost that whole bad to send a 1000000 of underneath, but then you get no them as little as i, as in. so the be so hope saw in each is you her school and i thought no mercy tar jealous of i shall i for a while for those some of the 2 for the for them as somebody has and some fable what i should be diluted into overlander lumiere, the i to just add more just on barriers to watch on h shafts at no john barry's that she had that a must be yes, that would be me yet, rob it to all in high school. i leave you asked list eager. all the 2 or 2 feet of top passes. edna saw yonah solomon gentlemen, one of my name now you telephone number, i shine or you won't challenge here noon on my. on that, i see it shows you the, i mean, or pay them. was a huge your daughter. well you should be she or are you got? are you in my son nasha chance i here or my cell? or can for them much antelope with santa barbara. elaine, aha, i me, asian were usm less than william robin one i'm i'm larger one. what i'm gonna call fish. now name is

to eric shawn with more on this out of control crime spree. eric? >> hi, charles. district attorney of manhattan, alvin bragg, says he will go after serial shop lefters. everybody is talking about that guy, the hamburglar, front park of the "new york post." this guy walked out stealing ten steaks from trader joe's. so many, trying to balance them with his chin. retail crime up 30% in the city. here's a video of a guy i talk i saw stuffing items in his back at his local drugstore. he walked out. the clerks said they couldn't do a thing. the district attorney, alvin bragg, spokes for the new york county lawyer's association. he says he will target opportunists that go from store to store stealing stuff. he admits there's a crime crisis and doesn't want new york to return to the high crime rates in the 80s and 90s. and major adams is a former police officer himself and testified before the state legislature demanding that the democratic-controlled assembly and state senate change the laws. he wants them to scrap some progressive policies like bail reform. critics say

you're seeing the shawn on day all well do the start all go home on a quick call and i will of luck on i'm just so you mean i'm will call them she'll run off of a job. sure. with that just got a key on the go. so i got to put down the steve, also called rachel finds out, come now, which in this few more down what time did you not said b, r a keep a small reach him on a get me from a lot of with that it will be more pass nash a mom, but she got a, a, a, a to the situation in afghanistan has been described as the worst humanitarian crisis on the country, a subject to crippling sanctions. the local currency is losing value and nearly 90 percent of the population is unemployed. so abdullah limbs neighbors don't judge him, come on care on say on way whether this so if the city door clearly this is in this done. so mr. now could velma, if the so yes she christian i as this if they so the harder than yell kitchena la keg began the act up again assuming the ib, i can think of a so the minute we have to get part of a what i mean most of the gas charla gilan could one out of the holding a meetin

shawn said, look at me, talking about crt.e had these amazing parents come forward who had been motivated by others speaking up. courage begets courage. that is how it really started for me. i started realizing that -- i used to think schoolwork did not mean anything. they will not listen to me, it will not make a difference. i had it wrong. it was not the school board that needed to hear me, it was everyone sitting at home and across the country. those were the people who needed to hear me. [applause] >> amy? >> in the same vein of those books, loudoun county was telling us that these books were never going to make it to the kids classrooms. they could check them out in the library. it came to my kids classroom as an assignment. i could not believe the book choice she had for this book club. it was ninth grade honors english. the kids were home, virtual, reading these books. one in particular talked about graphic sexual abuse, rape, murder. i did not know what to do with it. i thought these kids are sitting at home, some by t

a call in the morning on you after on the phone, chances are going to young, the russia seeing the shawn on day all, well do the start all go home on a quick call and i will of luck on when i me just so you mean i don't mean i'm i'm will call them the she'll run off of a job. sure. with that you got a key on the go, so i got down the steve, also called rachel, find jack on average in this more down, what time get you must be on black. i'm with a small reach him on a get me to you from a lot of with that remote pass nash as a by the idea of what i always did, you will, she had a chilli all the situation in afghanistan has been described as the worst humanitarian crisis on the country is subject to crippling sanctions. the local currency is losing value and nearly 90 percent of the population is unemployed. so abdul albums neighbors don't judge him equal, come on care, stand on way rather via the so if the city dog clearly this is in the stone sim, nissan elk. velma, if the so yes she christian i as this if they so the harder than yell kitchena la ki i began the act of thinking assuming th

i'm eric shawn. president convening a rare sunday meeting of the national security council as the administration says russian president vladimir putin oversaw planned nuclear drills yesterday, and he he held a more than 100-minute phone conversation today with french president emmanuel macron, the french coming out saying that the window for diplomacy is still open. yesterday putin oversaw those exercises in belarus and off the black sea off ukraine's southern coast. quite a message. but despite that, pentagon press secretary john kirby is holding out hope that the russian president will choose the path of peace. >> it's hard to know what mr. putin is thinking on any given moment. he has a huge array of military forces around ukraine. he has a lot of options available to him. one of the options, of course, and you mentioned this a little bit earlier in the show, is diplomacy, and we hope that that's the option he chooses when his foreign minister gets to sit down with secretary blinken later in the w

there is a report by espn that this could be the last game for shawn mcvay, he's only 36 but he's gettingmay want to focus his life in another direction. the rams are four points favorite, kickoff is on sunday at 3:30. super bowl lvi can be seen right here. not all the action happening here at sofi. the warriors will take on lebron james, the lakers. both teams coming in with two games losing streak. they are headed in different directions. the dubs behind phoenix. the lakers are struggling. they're four games under 500. regardless of the record, it is special when lebron and company hoop it up in the bay area. >> when i applying in the nba. they're the glamour franchise in the league and a lot of laker jerseys in the stand and extra electricity in the area. a lot of fun when they are in town. >> reporter: all right, tip office just over an hour away. back here in southern california, rams and bengals going through their final preparations. both teams will have their final meetings. before every big football game, you are asking me to make a prediction. >> i was about to ask. >> reporter:

talk and on mob with you though, the sir has ordered the southern a little chest formula visual with shawn. are there any more substrate on whereas you layers the be just for the wrong that who knew the hush? so the beast from wilkin on us that must so komatsu that well equal my co buffet be let each is dumbest on the, but i see there is them on exactly that. one more fishing coffee. mr. will be known as muscle radio, mike mark as it of course, own realistic dollars, you know, but a margin into video should have gone that of all dish that are because we're coma, korea mostly matter targeting that hell hasn't come yet. so my daughters heading downtown where does a chance of finding temporary work to make a little money for food? a small labor market in the central square root is lucky today. he's been hired to work on a construction site with . ah, it was a marketing laugh with a do, sir. no, says harrington with me, but that if i like it, but that is a why the only real money miami you're going to call me when i was a kid that i'm on that one i'm in my last meanwhile the customer arrives.

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shawn chitness said the contest is geared toward changing that.ou classical -- . >> classical music has a stereotoon of being elitist and in man cases, it doesn't have to be that. >> reporter: jonathan think aboutham is a composer like many others, trying to get his work noticed. >> being a composer is a challenging task regardless of aim and color. >> reporter: with the emerging black composer's project at the france's conservatory of music is creating those opportunities. >> a lot of black composers have been told in years past there was no place for them at the podium or on the stands of now syrians across the world. and that has changed. judge i it's an acknowledgment that more needs to be done to capture a wider range of experiences in c peive that has been lacking for generations. >> and if you want to bill relationships with communities and you want children to see themselves in new roles for themselves, you have to model it. >> reporter: the project began in 2020 here at the conservatory with commute meant to last a decade, picking at leas

well, cnn's shawn lingus joins us now.e feds are saying about their scheme. >> reporter: the rap video, people will say what they will about it, but there was an alleged crime that took place here. there was a hack of a cryptocurrency exchange in 2016, and about $4.5 billion of cryptocurrency was attempted to be launder bided by this couple. there were a lot of people who had some of their money taken, and the fbi are trying to trace where it came from and hopefully get it back to victims. i've been covering cybersecurity for about a decade and this is one of the more bizarre stories i've come across, because it has everything stereotypically involved with cryptocurrencies influencers, rap videos. heather morgan also wrote an article for "forbes" offering consumers tips on how to protect themselves from cybercriminals. the irony there speaks for itself. it speaks to the modern elements of cybercrime and what can be done to try to thwart them. bianna? >> the largest cryptocurrency crime to date. thank you. >>> the u.s. fina

joining me now is shawn davis, co-founder of the federalist.w shawn, republicans gerrymander too for people who don't really get what that is, it's kind ofer redrawig congressional districts and there's some limitations on how you can do it. but by the looks of it, the democrats actually kind of were more clever than the republicans and their recent gerrymandering efforts, e correct? >>nd they were it helps that thy end upwe doing their i'd say mot dastardly redistricting in states where the courts are fairly on their side. they don't seem to have many federal restrictions on it. but yeah, i would say they are playing the dirty trick redistricting game pretty good right now. i want to show what jerry r nadler's district looks likeed and elias helped with this. it's kind of a crazy looking ameba. it doesn't look like well, how is that a district?w it looks like i don't know what that looks some kind of bug or. well, it kind s of looks like woody woodpecker or the roadrunner or something when you turn their head to the side. butrn h this is this

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one of the reasons for all this reform is the 2020 police shooting of shawn montarosa. the officer didn't try to de-escalate the situation before shooting his weapon through the windshield. police say the officer mistook something for a gun. >> you'll see it focused on the sanctity of life. you'll also see harm reduction, de-escalation, accountability. that is a matter of reducing injuries to officers and citizens alike. >> vallejo pd is accepting public feedback through the myvallejo.com website and on february 23rd they will host a town hall meeting. i will put all of this info up on my social pages so you can weigh in if you want your voice heard. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more on the vallejo police department's policy. you can watch the full interview on the our streaming app. look for that interview under the must see playlist. >>> well, you know covid is front and center at the 2022 winter olympic games as they get under way. competition under way right now, but just getting there truly a challenge for a lot of those athletes and our crew.

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chief shawn washington says he was always focused first on the community. >> his strength was really relationships within the community, caring about people, and we have over 235,000 people in the community here. and anyone who ran into fred, they would feel like they were his best friend. >> police have not revealed how he died. he is survived by his wife and children and four grandchildren. >>> people in san jose's willow glenn say they were shocked after a bust at a home in their neighborhood. police are calling this a ghost gun ring and detectives seized more than a dozen firearms. ghost guns are untraceable and often end up in the hands of criminals who can't legally buy a firearm. police say all three arrested are convicted felons. they're due in court today for arraignment. >>> an extra special tuesday for some bay area parents. from birthdays to babies, the celebrations that took place on 2/22/22. >> and happening now, new data indicates domestic violence calls to police have leveled off in at least two marin county cities. san rafael police say the number decreased by 15% la

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these are the t n shawn mountains of care, gustavo, the vast wall of rock, ice and snow. the separates the title of my kind deserts in china, to the south from the state of kaz extended to the north. ah, the curious people often define the cultural identity according to their rich, nomadic pulse. and this is a story about the animal fundamental to that nomadic life. an animal that fives in harsh winter conditions like these fries by central asian clans, fruits, stamina strings, full tied up by all means from china and russia. there is a saying that every care gets man's wings while his horse ah, the sun rises over a frozen winter landscape. in northern que gustavo, this is the hardest time of year for farmers like bucket chill coy of temperatures often dropped to 20 degrees below 0. snow covers pastures where life storming need to feed. so every morning or kit gets up early to guide his horses and cattle from his mountain village to fields in the valley. ah, the snow is less deep here, so the animals can forage and grace. bucket cannot imagine life without horses, colonel