i want to thank attorney general garland for this week, taking action to enforce tola in our courts to protect women's access to care by taking on anyone who would try to violate this law. we still have much to do and we're going to continue forward including for example, in making sure medication abortion is available to women throughout this country and we won't stop. we were given direction early on by the president and vice president. we will continue to move forward. turn it back to you, jen. >> thank you, secretary becerra. and now i'd like to turn to the attorney general. >> thank you. president. thank you. president biden. thank you. vice president harris bringing us together today. in the fives weeks since the supreme court overturned roe and casey legislators have taken efforts to ban abortions with devastating cuts once is for women's health, safety, and civil rights. we know that the harms caused by these laws have been and will continue to be especially severe for people of color and for those of limited means. so today as jobs was decided the justice department has made c

there, and bremen musicians are playing at these liberators and on the 21st i can now go for a walk in tola. kherson to import, er, such crimean amon and sobr there, it ’s different, we still don’t know who clearly came here, but they were supposed to bring it up to this point, only the military and a video that i saw immediately there in an hour on facebook, er, this dispersal meeting is 21 it seems that there was nothing more than shooting in the air to shoot at the people with batons already with stun grenades, then they fired there, not in the throat, directly away from the people, and there the first one came . uh, blood on the maidan, look again. which pensioner did you find a weak person in the mouth , they just disappeared at home, when they disappeared, they came for me, they knew someone lived here, then they just started packing already in auto bags, then they worked not only amon, people in civilian clothes worked clothes and threw them into cars with kherson license plates . after the first rallies when tarasov, a video was posted on the internet where i was called the main org

and tola vich says she doesn't want to see a repeat of the stigma people face during the age crisis. wish. you know, people would come down and just work at getting the vaccine now getting the word out about where you can get the vaccine. santa clara county administers its vaccine doses at the fairgrounds. and if you'd like more information about that, you can contact their public health department. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two, news health officials say a plateau in the number of covid deaths is concerning to them. usa today analyzed data showing more than 12,500 deaths from the virus last month. that's more than 400 people a day. most of those who died had compromised immune systems or who were over the age of 75. infectious disease, experts say treatment within the first few days of symptoms appears to make a difference between those who survived and those who die. the biden administration has secured millions of doses of moderna omicron booster shot. the u. s. department of health and human services announced the country plans to buy 66 million doses that can be used this comin

so we had of these lineups where you wait two hours to get 5 gallons of gasoline and you're allowed tolauy gas depending on your license plate, stuff like that. so, the mistake of devaluing the dollaron and then the controls they put in during the situation tturned to a disaster.r. but when the dollar was finally stabilized in the early 80s, use all the oil prices coming down and while they focus on that, copper prices went up but there was no opec and copper aluminum prices and others were going up and there was no equivalent. it was the result of a weak dollar. >> do you disagree or have other data? >> in the 1970s what you find is when the currency weakens and we walk people through the book. whenen you have that kind of distortion, people will do some anticipatory buyingit because ty figure they won't be able to get it and we see that play out a little bit during the covid lockdowns suddenly people feel we are not going to be able to get paper towels or be able to get this or that so you get an artificial surge that then when things comb down they play out so that's what you saw in t

tola, therefore , you can use it, but completely put your hopes on mint.s the way it is, of course, well, it would probably not be enough. we immediately feel the effect of chewing gum and menthol lozenges for fresh breath, and dentists warn that this only masks the smell for a maximum of a couple of hours, but not removes the cause. the only thing that happens is the release of saliva experiences chewing gum. one that also contributes to the self-feeling of the teeth. but there was no therapeutic effect. and by the way, if chewing gum with sugar, it can even exacerbate problems with teeth and gums. another undesirable effect from the use of mint chewing gum was recorded by american scientists from the university of new york at buffalo, their volunteers chewed chewing gum before meals for two weeks. and as a result, they began to eat less fruit and in general. the quality of their diet decreased significantly, most likely the reason for the expression of the taste of many products. after eating mint, but does it only bring harm? of course not, good news. v

and tola vich says she doesn't want to see a repeat of the stigma people face during the aids crisis. i wish. you know, people would come down and just work at getting the backseat. now getting the word out about where you can get the vaccine. santa clara county administers vaccine doses by appointment at the fairgrounds. and if you'd like more information about that, just contact their public health department julie raising awareness lamonica peters thank you. nice day out there today. temperatures pretty mild cooled off a few degrees. check out the cemetery was just 80. degrees san jose 86 that's pretty warm, conquer down a few degrees at 92. look what happens tomorrow. further cooling, um and significant cooling, and that's going to kind of linger into the bay area weekend, which is great news for those of us concerned about wildfires and starts of that nature. we did have that fire out in the east bay this afternoon, right around 56 o'clock 456 o'clock. um and but conditions were such that obviously, firefighters able to get a handle on humanity's were a little higher than you mig

according tola merrick garland, the onus is on american citizens to respect the fbi, obey it's your duty. but of course that's not true. din a democracy. the onus t is on the fbi to earn the respectt of americans they work for. you remember? ob and lately they have. not been doing a very good job and people know that they haven't been. the public's confidence in d the fbi has plummeted by double digits in just the last fewew years. and unfortunately, there's a reason for that and it's a huge problem. we need the fbibi. you can't just defund federal law enforcement thereeder are al of federal laws. most of them are. silly.. some of them are not silly at all. they're very serious so and they must be enforced. so we have to have an fbi and it has to be an fbi we can trust and we can't trust it until it's behavior, merit's trust until it's honest. and to the extent they can be transparent, consistent in t the way ithe enforces the law. we have to have a federal law enforcement agency like that. wean can't just make it go away and hope for the best. p but we're nowhere near that point because

it's unbelievable what what msnbc today tried to explain how really fair we're going tola take a watch. there's still this ongoing investigation ofndnd the president's son in delaware. right. you know what merrick garland has not doneees shut down that investigation. he's allowed that u.s. attorney to continue the trumpve appointe to continue this investigation going forward. so thist. idea that merrick garland, this guy who is a judge for most of his g career ,is just tryinga to swing doj and this like liberal direction is just not wind up with the facts. so, peter , i need a quick answer on this one , but is it fair to say that the hunterth biden investigatione, because it's been so aggressive, is a great example of why merrick garland is fair? yeah, iff you're a trump didmp what biden did be down inn guantanamo bay. look, i've said from the outset they're out to get trump to t prevent him from running twenty , twenty four . that's the search warrant itself. i looked into it that twenty seven seven two zero seven one part of the warrant basically says that if you can seal , destroy o

what does it feel likeratu tola he very much feels great and still kind of surreal. hasn't really sunk in, still very much in campaign mode. but i feel very grateful for all the supportor that i gotam and all the hard work my campaign team put in. what are>> the trump endorsement to the trump endorsement?? powerful endorsement in the history of politics that really helped us coalesce the america first movement h behind us . so couldn't be more grateful and honored to have president trump's endorsement g, the incumbent that unseated voted to impeach donald trump. you think that madebe a difference? oh, it madeou a huge difference to put her in play. it really exposed the full scope of her record . but she also took to what we j were just talking about. she voted for the january six commission, which has turned the tools of the national security state against presidentof sec trump, against congressman perry and then really against americans thattrum are dissentig against what the regime is putting out. even parents that show up at schoolhe board meetings to protest trt

and tola vich says she doesn't want to see a repeat of the stigma people face during the aids crisis. i wish you know, people would come down and just work at getting the vaccine now getting the word out about where you can get the vaccine. santa clara county administers its vaccine doses at the fairgrounds . and if you'd like more information about that, you can contact their public health department. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank you, lamonica. the cleanup is underway after massive flooding from a burn scar hit the community of markley ville. the town is on the other side of the sierra south of lake tahoe. a flash flood emergency was issued wednesday night when a severe storm moved through the area. debris came flooding down from the tamarack fire burn scar area down to the roads below that fire burned more than 68,000 acres last july. sandbags are now out in front of the businesses along the main road in town, and the road itself is covered with thick mud just outside markley ville highway 89 has been shut down. caltrans is working to remove the mud and debris from the r

there's a couple of crashes still, that they're in the clearing stages at westbound 5 88 per tola avenue5 80 at livermore avenue. at least none of the lanes are blocked there, but something you'll still encounter 80 at davis street. there's a crash and there's also just a lot of slow traffic from 2 38 hayward castro valley down towards the san mateo bridge. the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza, not too much traffic there at richmond san rafael bridge. ridge. toll plaza doing okay this morning as well. 5 49. here's steve paulson. a lot of weather to cover there is indeed we'll look back yesterday to the high temperatures because they went from here. over here. with half moon bay, a cool 59. san francisco 71 oakland up at 10 to 81 redwood city, 92 canfield, 94 san jose 97, santa rosa, one. oh, one. livermore is one of six anywhere hotter than that. yes, fairfield was 108. that's amazing 59 to 1 to wait. we've had rain. santa cruz santa cruz mountains a little bit light. santa clara peninsula is kind of the winner here today. some light rains and carlos just heard fro