reppo tiffany -- rep. tiffany: as they are? mr. carvajal: we worked on that, we have -- they can make those adjustments daily. i cannot answer that today, but we can certainly get you the information if you are interested in specific locations. rep. tiffany: with the explosion in crime have you seen an increase in inmate populations in bureau of prisons? mr. carvajal: absolutely, our population has decreased over the last several years. rep. tiffany: is part of that the result of covid releases you have done? mr. carvajal: yes, it is, and keep in mind we are on the back end of the criminal justice system. it takes time to go through the system, so i would defer that information to the doj. we get them at the back end of it. rep. tiffany: thank you very much. whether you are vaccinated or vaccinated you can still contract covid-19. why are we still releasing inmates? mr. carvajal: congressman, if i understand your correction or your question correctly, under the cares act? rep. tiffany: yes. mr. carvajal: because it is a statute, we

reppo tiffany -- rep. tiffany: as they are? mr. carvajal: we worked on that, we have -- they can make those adjustments daily. i cannot answer that today, but we can certainly get you the information if you are interested in specific locations. rep. tiffany: with the explosion in crime have you seen an increase in inmate populations in bureau of prisons? mr. carvajal: absolutely, our population has decreased over the last several years. rep. tiffany: is part of that the result of covid releases you have done? mr. carvajal: yes, it is, and keep in mind we are on the back end of the criminal justice system. it takes time to go through the system, so i would defer that information to the doj. we get them at the back end of it. rep. tiffany: thank you very much. whether you are vaccinated or vaccinated you can still contract covid-19. why are we still releasing inmates? mr. carvajal: congressman, if i understand your correction or your question correctly, under the cares act? rep. tiffany: yes. mr. carvajal: because it is a statute, we

a tiffany artist whose hometown happens to be cleveland. basketballs available only in cleveland, selling for 575 dollars. would you do it? lisa: i can have a lot of other things i with get a tiffany besides that eskimo good but it is creative, nice -- t t t besides that. it is good, creative, nice. as we take you to santa cruz, numbers in the low 50's as well as san francisco. 56 in mountain view. half moon bay, 57 degrees air there is the sunny golden gate bridge are the winds will be a factor into the second half of the weekend. 47 in santa rosa. low 50's by the delta and 51 in livermore. the dry spell and warmer than average temperatures will be coming to an end. today, two to four degrees warmer than yesterday but on our way to an unseasonably warm afternoon. the onshore wind will start tonight and bring in a cooler, cloudier sunday. into early next week, we like to call the cold showers and we can see hail. nothing but son today. look what happens sunday -- nothing but sun today. look what happens sunday. 52 days without rain is a rec

tiffany?k you so much for that important context. >>> coming up, why americans should care, why you at home should care about russia's invasion of ukraine, and it has nothing to do with gas prices. you don't want to miss that. stay tuned. u don't want to miss. u don't want to miss. stay tuned and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking you can pick the best plan for each employee in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevage

it's a collaboration between tiffany artist daniel.wn is cleveland a limited number of basketballs are available only in cleveland selling for i mean, it's tiffany. it's got to be expensive 575 but wait they are being resold online for as much. $3,000 spencer you would keep that basketball in like a glass case not on the court. i would give somebody else's house. i would just go for the regular basketball by the way. we've got great outdoor basketball weather right now. it's a mild and pleasant and sunny and breezy the chinese new year parade has already underway and it's a bit milder than it was at this time yesterday. check out the 24-hour temperature change. you can see it's about two three four degrees milder. here's the view from emeryville looking at downtown oakland current temperature reading. 52 here in san francisco, oakland 63 73 at mountain view 69, san jose santa clara 6855 at half moon bay blue sky over the golden gate right now a little little bit breezy there. it's 68 degrees up at santa rosa petaluma in napa mid 60 70

. >>> one of tiffany's, you probably think about jewelry. how the company is reaching out to sports fans. we're not gonna tell you . ok, fine. introducing the new mcplant. made with the first plant-based patty worthy of being called of a mcdonald's burger. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ >>> coming up, a birthday celebration for a historic pipe open pipe organ about to turn 100. that story and more coming up on the news at 5:00. >>> and finally, tiffany in is known for its signature blue box, typically with jewelry inside. this is a tiffany blue basketball. limited edition. celebration of the nba all-star weekend. you might not want to take it out on the court because it is $575. >> what is it made of? 575,000? >> that is still a lot for a basketball. it has to be worn in. i like them one out. we will be playing with that. >>> that is it for kpix 5 news 30. more local news at 5:00 in stream captioning sponsored by cbs .>> duncan: tonight, the crisis in ukraine nears a breaking point. president biden says the united states believes vladimir putin has mad

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the author tiffanie drayton.or your time. >> thank you so much, it was a pleasure. >> woodruff: peter kahn has taught english and spoken word poetry to thousands of students at chicago's oak park and river forest high school since 1994. now, in collaboration with his current and former students, kahn is releasinthe anthology "respect the mic, celebrating 20 years of poetry from a chicagoland high school." tonight, he offers us his "brief but spectacular" take on spoken word poetry. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> one of the things i love about tehing is seeing kids who didn't believe in themself develop that self confidence and then go on to do big things with it. i definitely consider myself a teacher first poet second. i use poetry as a vehicle to reach young people and adults. 30 students look at me and 45 minutes later, look to me and i'm hooked and i'm floating and anchored at the same time, for the first time. and i'm whole and broken open, and i'm spinning and stunned still. i used to

here's my problem with it, tiffany., it's deciding to follow this mediocre man, but it sets a dangerous precedent to have a content base regulation on, you know, this is private, right, of course, so there's no speech implications, but nonetheless, you know, we see that there's a trajectory of history, whenever these sort of arbitrary regulations based upon content come up, it tends to be black and brown people that suffer. and we see that on the first day of black history month with whoopi goldberg effectively being censured from the view. we see that with past instances of minister louis farakan be censured from twitter, from facebook. i think it's dangerous because these things become incidents, and another is the protests that happen in various states, weaponized against black and brown protesters. it's dangerous. it's one of those things, i'm going to continue to not pay any attention whatsoever to joe rogan. i'm probably going to create more compelling content with break dances with wolfes and listen to "the cross

>> i thank you, tiffany. really excited -- >> i think we might be have been trouble with -- i am having trouble hearing you, i want to make sure my viewer can. >> we can hear you. go right ahead. >> my husband and i raised our sons, twin sons -- and go right ahead. >> and judge and so my life in public service in north carolina really working hard for folks. i know that washington has failed the people here in north carolina. i'm fighting to make sure we address the issues people care deeply about. the reality is we've been an amazing opportunity. people in north carolina are excited about my campaign. we have support from all 100 counties across the state, and people are deeply engaged. i've been meeting people in backyards, small businesses, places of worship, all over the state. so people really understand the importance of this election. >> i want to stick with you on this. in 2018 and 2020, black voters in north carolina were twice as likely to have their mail-in ballots rejected. this is not something n

thank you. >> thank you so much, tiffany. i see helen has her hand up. >> thank you for the presentation and for all of your obvious hard work with the outreach and talking with folks. it is a contentious and complicated issue and one where reasonable and well meaning people can disagree. i want to acknowledge that. i also acknowledge that i believe both of you are allies to the disability community and people of good faith working on this. you have worked, you have both worked with the council on other issues over the years. i wanted to remind our respective communities of that and thank you for that. i would just ask that rec and park and s.f.m.t.a. and other governing city bodies remember that the disability and older adult community may not be able to be as vocal and coordinated in their organizing as they would like to be. i hope our voices and concerns are still heard. i think tiffany made a great comment about centering the disability community's voice and it benefits all of us. the parent with the stroller pushing her

and tiffani johnston is with us now. for letting us discuss further your testimony yesterday. can you tell us what happened after that when you tried to bring this to someone's attention inside the organization? >> so, the next day, after this had happened, i went into the office of one of my senior coworkers and told him detail for detail what had happened. and he just shook his head and, honest live chuckled a little bit and just said, that's awful but do not repeat this story outside of this office door. >> and how did you feel? >> i just realized at that moment there was no path to report any types -- any type of these incidents to then. there was no true hr when i was there. we knew that. but before this incident i never had a reason to go to hr. there's no senior person, even though dan's attorney was right there and witnessed the entire thing. he never approached me about it. it was just, okay, it happened, let's move on. >> the lawyer kind of ran interference between snyder and you. clearly, he was there for the

my friend tiffany cross also has some rhythm and soul lined up for "the cross connection" this morningirector of "summer of soul" on the show today. >> you are right, indeed, ali. good morning. always good to see you, my friend. i do have rhythm and soul lined up and that is with the one and only questlove. i am so excited for him. he is now an academy award nominee for "the summer and soul." it will be a great conversation. also, ali, we have to dive into the ongoing right-wing disinformation campaign. you've been seeing this story all week. this time the gop is essentially claiming that the new federal grant program will fund crack pipes. obviously, you and i are rational people, we know that's not true, but we'll be joined by someone who can confirm for our viewers because sandra federique. and never the same outreach for things like narcan and things that impact opioid users and always a disparity there. the second thing i'm excited about, a record number of black women are running for elected offices across the country including black women in six states running for governor and s

the blue tiffany's footballs and jerry was showing his bling earlier today. almost 60 years old, still a superstar in the league, so gracious to all the fans. i asked jerry and another 49ers legends about super bowl butterflies the night before the big game. take a listen. >> i didn't get any sleep at all, playing the game already in my head the night before. and i stayed up all night long. didn't get that much rest. got up next day, couldn't eat because anything i put in my stomach with the butterflies was going to come up. >> i knew my life was going to change one way or another. heck of a thing to think about the night before. wish i could have played more super bowls but don't relish the night before. >> they love those super bowl rings, nice to see steve young and jerry rice. game tomorrow, 76 cameras inside sofi stadium, to bring this game to you on nbc sports. more than 700 of us are here. nbc employees all around sofi stadium and throughout los angeles to bring this game to life on tv and we also have the olympics. tomorrow we have 14 1/2 hours of cov

ellie talks and modern black girl founder, tiffany james. tiffany, let me start with you.did you have a gameplan going in other was it all trial and error? >> definitely in the beginning it was trial and error, finding your way, not really having a lot of leadership in this space but then you know, once you do, you find a rhythm. you learn everything about the market, not just the hype, you know, laying down foundations, finding out what etfs are, finding out what different opportunities are. you're able to come up with a gameplan. started out a little wonky but we have a plan in place. charles: ellie, you posted something that really moved me, quote, black entrepreneurship is the highest form of activism today. we have unprecedented access to ownership, wealth creation that our ancestors never did. we must leverage and continue to start and scale businesses. so what was the epiphany for that? how did that come to you? >> absolutely that came to me in my own journey of starting my business. started a business after a divorce living at my mom's house, living with a 1200-dol

absolutely not. >> reporter: for tiffany and tina, what's most important is the ability to decide. for so many others, it's about whose voices and whose stories get to be heard. >> it's unfair to me, it's unfair to the black/queer teens that you are trying to invalidate. how does that parent's rights outweigh these parents' rights who need this book? >> i think people across this country should care about this issue because it's an attempt, frankly, to marginalize voices within our world. it's an attempt to silence our voices, and we can't stand for it. >> our thanks to janai. >>> up next, we go to the movies. this year's history-making crop of oscar nominees. does scrubbing grease and food feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn platinum. its superior formula breaks down and removes up to 99% of tough grease and food residue faster. so you can scrub less. dawn platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your kitchen and to pre-treat grease on laundry. dawn's even gentle enough to clean wildlife. tackle grease wherever it shows up. dawn platinum. scrub less. save more.

tiffany, welcome to the newshour. >> thanks for joining us. get to all the details in your book and onstory. the use of the world refugee for a lot of americans conjure as very specific story. i'm curious why you chose that word. >> i it reand that's presightly what my life had come to at that "mlb tonight" when i decide that -- as a black woman who has foughter in way through doling with poverty, violence. beings in the neighborhood eighth or are constantly under limiting that you watch the people who look like you. >> you tart so feel and recognize your life is not a threat. >> in you can still bender let. >> so's eat start at the beginning. you were very young. when you same back -- he was four in four years old. my -- brought you and your sib. s arele. tell me what you remember about that time? what was it like? >> the first memory that i have the of the united states is landing in j.f.k. airport and flying over -- seeing the new york city skyline, like the bright lights a and all of these, the statue of liberty. my brother was like -- loo

tiffany cross and "the cross connection" picks up our coverage of the ukranian crisis right now. >> you just described thats from conference very well. the most stark sentence he said there was this is not a did he nation, ukraine should be asking for. a lot to get to and i'll pick it up from here. good morning to you at home and welcome to "the cross connection." we start with the last ditch diplomatic efforts to avoid war in ukraine even as president biden says putin has already decided to invade. this is where we are. this morning vice president harris met with ukranian president zelensky ahead of his speech at the munich security conference where he scolded the u.n. seemingly for doing nothing to defend its own charter. zelensky appeared in hugh nick despite warnings from the u.s. that he should not leave his country as the security situation there deteriorates. and vice president harris issued this stark warning for russia. >> let me be clear, i can say with absolute certainty if russia further invades ukraine, the united states together with our allies and partners will impose sig

to tiffany and paul, thanks so much for joining us. it we're just getting started on "closing bell. up next, much more reaction to alphabet's earnings when we're joined by an analyst who thinks the stock can double from current levels lots more upside in their view plus, match group shares under pressure after announcing a loss of 60 cents a share on revenue, off $800 million, which missed estimates. cfo gary swidler will join us to break down the results across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> the earnings hour continues. gilead just out. meg tirrell with those numbers meg. >> hey, sara a beat for gilead on the revenue line coming in at $7.24 billion, compared with $6.44 billion. earnings 69 cents per share on an ad

the great tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you and tiffany, you're like hall & oatesink our fifth thing together. we're in the nicholas cage movie together. >> jimmy: she's in that too? >> she's in that too. she's the greatest. because she does this bit where she kind of pretends to be the assistant director. as they call it in the business, the a.d. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he knows. >> he knows, he knows. and so like, you know, we'll finish a scene. she'll be like, okay, we're going to turn around, then that is lunch! and most people are like -- there's always a couple of guys that are like, oh, it's lunch, okay. she's in charge, right? she's the best. >> jimmy: yeah, that's fun. seems like everything's good. >> it's good, man, it's good. >> jimmy: you're doing what you want to do. >> i'm doing what i -- >> jimmy: parking where you want to park. [ laughter ] >> i park where i want to park. i hide in souvenir shops. >> jimmy: i'm going to get that parking spot from you at this year's auction. >> bring it on, bring it on, bitch! [ laughter ] i'm ready for you! [ cheers

matt: great to get your insight, tiffany wilding of pimco. get the outlook from jason baz net. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller with jon erlichman. wanted to bring you some quick breaking news from the bloomberg terminal. it looks like klarna is considering fresh fundraising that would value the company at 50 to $60 billion in valuation. i guess you could consider it a fintech. you could call it a start. i have been using klarna for so long it seems just like a normal part of the internet. it is pretty ubiquitous in germany. jon: if you can win over some of the key retailers at a time when people are looking for that next generation of fintech, perhaps no surprise that there are some interesting valuation levels happening in this sector. matt: investors are going to get a look at disney and its streaming future after the close reports earnings. bloomberg's kriti gupta is here. >> the media side is the one that makes all the entertainment value and of course disney plus, 70% of their revenue co

my name is tiffany johnston. i appreciate you all for taking the time to hear about the constant sexual harassment that occurred at the washington football team for over two decades. i personally experienced it multiple times during my eight-year tenure as a cheerleader and marketing manager. it is never easy for me to tell my story publicly. basically, i blocked t hold all employers accountable for ensewering a safe and professional workplace. transparency should be theed it should that accountability follows. thank you. >> thank you. mr. becker, you are you recognized for your statement. >> thank you, chairwoman and members of the committee for holding this important roundtable. my name is brad baker. i worked for the team from 2007 to 2009 in the video production department. i grew up a die hard redskins fan. die hard. on my first day at what i thought was going to be my dream job, i quickly learned the washington football team was a place where male executives regularly harassed, demeaned and bullied women in

i remember with tiffany, we finished our final pose and our free skate. and we kind of lifted our eyes and there was the, the rings, and they were just there. and it was just such an accomplishment of all the hard work you've put in. and just to really be there, i mean it's a celebration of, i mean that's one of the things that i want to say is that everybody has to remember that the elliptic says about it's about peace. it's about bringing together people in enjoying the fact that they can compete them most each other and everybody in the atmosphere in the, in the village is always so positive. you know, like everybody exchanges the badges with each other. you know, you all have your accreditation, you share them, you give everybody what country you from hugo hugo. it's really, really cool. and i mean, at the time, i think in 201824, i'll mcdonald's in the village. everybody always meets up that and you know, and you get wherever you want. it's free so that it's an experience to remember to think direct russian. i thought so he can pay him the 2018 olymp

my name is tiffany johnston. i appreciate you all for taking the time to hear about the constant sexual harassment that occurred at the washington football team for over two decades. i personally experienced it multiple times during my eight-year tenure as a cheerleader and marketing manager. it is never easy for me to tell my story publicly. basically, i blocked t it was not for me to allow him to place his hand on my thigh under the table. i learned out to discreetly remove a man's unwanted hand at a busy restaurant. i learned that job survival meant i should continue my conversation with the coworker. i learned later that evening how to awkwardly left when dan snyder pushed me toward his limo. i learned how to continue to say no even though the situation it was getting more awkward, uncomfortable, and physical. i learned the only reason dance that it removed his hand from my back was because his attorney intervened and said dan, dan, this is a bad idea. a very bad idea, dan. i learned at that moment during his

i was shocked, and thankfully tiffany was able to quickly pull away. ms.johnston, i want to thank you for coming forward, for your courage and the courage of the others at this table that has inspired others to come forward. my hope is that they will remain inspired until the full truth comes out, but we have a steep climb. that is because for nearly two decades mr. snyder has used nondisclosure agreements to silence employees that have experienced sexual harassment and other workplace abuses. he made it difficult for employees to come forward due to fear of retaliation. i would like to ask ms. nunez, ms. nunez, do you think they should use that to do that? >> absolutely not. >> i look forward to working on legislative reforms with my colleagues to address this troubling practice. i now recognize ms. fox, representative fox. >> thank you, madam chairman. today this committee's holding a roundtable to examine the washington football team's toxic workplace culture. i am truly saddened to hear these stories and i agree with the participants that noted in thei

my name is tiffany johnston. i appreciate you all for taking the time to hear about the constant sexual harassment that occurred at the washington football team for over two decades. i personally experienced it multiple times during my eight-year tenure as a cheerleader and marketing manager. it is never easy for me to tell my story publicly. basically, i blocked these experiences to avoid dealing with the trauma. i'm ready to tell the full is story and i'm beyond ready to see accountability. dan snyder and the washington football team need to be held accountable and the report needs to be released. i am here today to tell you about the sexual advances by dab and the unprofessionalism and boys locker room culture that started at the top with dan snyder and continued down the line with all of dan's senior team. i began working for the washington football team in 2002 after a tam executive approached me and presented me with an opportunity. he said he was creating a new position with a club level tickets team, a ma

. >> reporter: tiffany johnston, a former cheerleader and marketing manager for the team, says snyder harassed her at dinner, touching her and pushing her towards his limo. >> the only reason dan snyder removed his hand from my back and stopped pushing me towards his limo is because his attorney intervened saying "dan, dan, this is a bad idea, a very bad idea." >> reporter: other former employees claim the team executives hired prostitutes on a trip. >> under dan snyder's leadership, women were used as sex objects and tools for sales. >> these issues have all been thoroughly investigated, reported to the league and remediated by the firing of the responsible individuals. and as to the new allegation against me personally from over 15 years ago, i deny it categorically. "the washington post" previously reported more than 40 former female employees of the team claimed they were sexually harassed by snyder and other male employees dating back to at least 2006. the nfl fined the team $10 million and snyder stepped down from day-to-day operations after an independent investigation found ma

. >> let's get to the federal pant of experts tiffany wilding and greg demarso, mike santoli with us and rick santelli to bring us the headlines asia they cross. steve liesman will join us in a few minutes. rick, what are you looking for out of the minutes >> it gets tough because in a way the january meeting and the minutes thereon might be considered a bit old because we have had a big jobs report and updates on inflation numbers, both hot every release had any pricing component is rather on the hot side and especially february 4th on the get them greg, there's been a tremendous amount of heavy breathing when and how much interest rates will rise has it been overdone in the media? >> i think possibly. >> balance sheet cuts are -- the first basic headlines and the wire services have to do with the balance sheet and completely core lates with everybody's question marks, $9 trillion and the quantitative tightening is something that could really start to bite and those minutes did discuss that i don't know that you're going to see many discussions with the half-point hike. i'll let you

tiffany: this is an escalation that has come very fast as we just heard there early on today . talk of new talks between foreign ministers, potentially a grand summit with vladimir putin. mccaul and biden. and now within the space of a day, we have not only the recognition of those self proclaimed republics, but also that are order. now, before, even that recognition has been legally processed through russia's parliament to send those troops in the ukrainians would say that russia's troops have been internet glanced since 2014 albeit m with unmarked uniforms operating under that guys of those self proclaimed aerobics. now they're coming in in russian uniforms officially to mark that recognition from moscow. increasing worry here that given that the situation along the front lines between ukrainian troops and those russian back separatists and shelling and increasing debts that, that could soon turn into a pretext for war. if russia accuses ukraine of shelling of somehow causing damage to the swelling population that could then seen sue's soon, see russian troops crossing over i

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies.nesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful murals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local people will spend their money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪♪♪ ] [♪♪♪] >> my family's starts in mexico in a small town. my parents are from a very, very small town. so small, that my dad's brother is married to one of my mom's sisters. it's that small. a lot of folks from that town are here in the city. like most immigrant families, my parents wanted a better life for us. my dad came out here first. i think i was almost two-years-old when he sent for us. my mom and myself came out here. we moved to san francisco early on. in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco. we lived across the street

take a look at this at the tiffany's event here in los angeles, jerry rice, joe montana, not just in the bay area but legends. this is the final count down and stretch until the super bowl tomorrow. the rams and the bengals not here in san monica but in hot englewood about 10 miles in land. we have a lot of bay area fans here. we have been here a couple of hours, people saying hey raj, good to see you. this is miguel and he got some three pomeranians. >> this is grand and this is marsh mellow. >> reporter: i got my new bay area friends here. >> west coast! >> reporter: all right, guys if i make it to the game tomorrow, who's house? all right, guys, back to you. >> it is funny. >> reporter: all good spirit out there. marsh mellow stole my heart. raj, you got to get into some shorts and sandals out there. nbc bay area will have the entire day of super bowl coverage. the new details of a russian figure skater wrapped up in an olympic doping scandal. a ruling is expected to be issued on monday. 15-year-old kamila valiyeva testing positive. the court will decide whether she can compete in

my name is tiffany johnston. i appreciate you all for taking the time to hear about the constant sexual harassment that occurred at the washington football team for over two decades. i personally experienced it multiple times during my eight-year tenure as a cheerleader and marketing manager. it is never easy for me to tell my story publicly. basically, i blocked t i learned in my tenure with the team. i learned what a pearl necklace is while in a marketing meeting with my boss and male coworkers. it's not the kind to receive from your at eighth-grade graduation trip for those who didn't like my mom it's an offensive sexual term. i learned from another high level executive that i should wear low-cut blouses when making sales pitches to potential owners apparently it generates faster sales. i learned from the same executive the best way to avoid an uncomfortable situation in front of potential suite owners is just do it my boss asks, which in one occasion involved in tossing in the air to do a cheerleader stunned

thankfully tiffani was able to quickly pull away. ms. johnston.nt to thank you for coming forward, for your courage and the courage of the others at this table that has inspired others to come forward. my hope is that they will remain inspired until the full truth comes out. but we have a steep climb. that is a cause for nearly two decades of mr. snyder has used nondisclosure agreements to silence employees who have experienced sexual harassment and other workplace abuses. he has made it difficult for employees to come forward due to fear of retaliation. i like to ask, do you believe that employers should bee able to usefe nba's to prevent employees from disclosing sexual harassment and other workplace misconduct? >> absolutely not. >> thank you, congress must act to protect workers of the abusive scope of nondisclosure agreements not being able to report other abuses i look forward to working on a legislative reforms with my colleagues to address this troubling practice. i now recognize representative fox. >> thank you madame german. madam chairm

this is artist daniel arshun commissioned to create this tiffany ball.ht blue ball. i've been looking for jewels on it. i do not see any jewels on it. i will say it may be a terrific gift. if you're counting on this to seal the deal on valentine's day, you might have some other issues, all right? >> yeah. >> you can catch all of the action all-star weekend on tnt. the game is sunday starting at 8:00 p.m. >> it is pretty. i wouldn't want to use it. i'll say that. >> light blue, just like the boxes, which i know -- >> it is a pretty blue. >> it is. >> it is. >>> so after the rams won the super bowl, one of the players went home with two wins. >> can i get a hug? my goodness, i haven't gotten a -- >> your wife's giving birth right now. >> oh my god. >> mommy's going to have a baby. we got to go. >> daddy? >> mommy's going to have your brother. mommy's going to have your brother we got to get to the hospital. we got to go quick. >> so joining us now is super bowl champ l.a. rams wide receiver van jefferson, who now has a brand-new son. congratulations, times

wilson basketball was created by tiffany. is that pretty tiffany blue?ed for the all-star game in cleveland. it was sold for $575. a couple are on sale right now on e-bay prices are ranging from $1000 to $3,000. time to check in now with newsnation to see what they're working on tonight. >> tonight on banfield. angelina's, ugly divorce. just how does one sell half a house right out from under her husband? and there are year self-driving cars. but how safe is it to let a robot take you where you want to go? that's tonight on banfield on newsnation. >> and you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. let's take a final check of the weather with dave spahr >> catherine, a get out the gloves and even the mittens part in the morning hours. freeze. watch. that's where we stand now. the next step is to make that a freeze warning as we go forward. here's the geography coverage area. it's basically the north bay as we speak now and extends on of the central valley as well. the east bay is not

mister chairman, this is representative tiffany, can you hear me okay? >> yes, i can see you and hear you well. >> thank you very much and thank you for the opportunity. i had a couple of questions for dr. stunz? am i saying you last him correctly? >> yes. >> thank you. how big a role is the offshore industry infrastructure in providing artificial reefs? i think you provided some information in your testimony but if you could address that once again? >> they play a major role in the sense that we often refer to it as the largest man-made artificial reef in the world. the industry believes if we had to generate that material and take it back offshore, the refs would be in the realm of 18 billion dollars. so it is a valuable resource to be out there if we use wise and safe scientific practices to reef that. there is clearly value and we create structures out of concrete and other things that we take back offshore to enhance that. what we were trying to do is offer a solution, a scientific solution, for the material that is already there and we have shown t

stunz, thank you for your time, i really appreciate it. >> thank you, representative tiffany. i'm sure the president is also very appreciative of your strong support. now i would like to call upon -- i don't believe -- is mr. graves here yet, representative graves? representative stauber, i'm going to continue with democratic members until the next republican. but as soon as the next republican shows up -- >> mr. chair, i did text congressman graves and let him know that he was up so i haven't had a response, so go ahead, thank you. >> thank you. just contact us or the staff and we'll get to him as soon as another republican comes. now i would like to call upon representative huffman for five minutes of questions. welcome. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thanks for this hearing, thanks to the ones for their insights. i'm going to bring my time back to a couple of specific questions that do relate to the subject of this subcommittee hearing. but before i do that, i just have to observe that for the past two days, yesterday's natural resource committee markup and today in this subco

. >> reporter: tiffany johnston, a former cheerleader and marketing manager for the team says snyderd her at dinner, touching her and pushing her towards his limo. >> the only reason dan snyder removed his hand from my back and stopped pushing me towards his limo is because his attorney intervened and said, dan, dan, this is a bad idea, a very bad idea. >> reporter: other former employees claim team executives hired prostitutes on a business trip. >> under dan snyder's leadership women were used as sex objects and tools to increase sales. >> reporter: in a statement last night, snyder apologized for those mistreated saying, these issues have all been thoroughly investigated, reported to the league and remediated by the firing of the responsible individuals, and as to the new allegation against me personally from over 15 years ago, i deny it categorically. "the washington post" previously reported more than 40 former female employees of the team claimed they were sexually harassed by snyder and other male employees dating back to at least 2006. the nfl fined the team 10 million and sn

reporter: goodell also responding to a growing firestorm surrounding the washington commander franchise, tiffanyon detailed new allegations of sexual harassment she faced on the job. >> i learned from another high level executive that i should wear low cut blouses when making sales to potential suite owners. >> reporter: she claim team owner dan snyder touched her without her consent, which he denies. goodell later clarified saying it will be the league, not the commanders overseeing the case. lawmakers now slamming the league. the chairwoman of the committee that held last week's hearing saying the nfl must commit not just to investigate but to do so with complete transparency. meanwhile in los angeles, final security preparations for sunday's big game. more than 500 homeland security personnel will help secure the event, and now the agency is warning of a potential trucker protest in the city like the one causing chaos in canada protesting covid restrictions. but officials say for now, there's nothing concrete about those plans. homeland security says there's no credible threat to sunday's gam

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