u. s. senate and it's done so with some republican support and divided america that is notable, but the problem is it's just one hurdle because attached to this is another piece of legislation that many people are calling kind of the human infrastructure bill. this was were $3500000.00. this is now being debated, still is to be passed in the senate. and even though it's separate, it's politically intertwined. why? because in order for things to become law, they have to pass in both the senate and the house of representative and the house speaker, nancy pelosi says that that chamber will not take up the legislation, disgust, and pass unless there is also the other part. this being debated now attached to it . in other words, she's not taking up one without the other. it's a way of forcing the hand of republicans who don't particularly like this human infrastructure bill. the president has been backing or the office of ethiopia, the prime minister abbey atman has called on all capable citizens in his words, to join the fight against rebels in t gray ivy launched a military offensive in th

u. s senate has passed president biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, what it took to pass and what's next for the sweeping legislation given the circumstances, the best way i can help now. is if i step aside and let government get back to governor, new york governor andrew cuomo announces he's resigning one week after an investigation finds he sexually harassed 11 women when he's stepping down and historic replacement lined up to fill the position is not about this is ktvu fox two news at new good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian will begin with a developing story in oakland's chinatown, where in just the past our community leaders unveiled new safety measures aimed at keeping the community safe amid a rise in violent attacks. they also criticized some public officials saying they need to do more to keep criminals off the streets will bring in ktvu is elissa harrington live from our newsroom with details. alyssa hegazy a. we heard from karl chan, the president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce. here in oakland. he said that violence in the city is out of control and people liv

u. s. senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole of to see him for the 16th time, 77 year old son hunter. hon. has served 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign of into the ambassador hotel in los angeles, in 1968. you're up to date with headlines. more news coming up right after rewind. set him back on our theera as morocco record would be impacted with 19 the country vote in parliament the election to shape the future by listening post the media, how they operate, the stories they cover. and the reason why the 911 attacked over the world 20 years on the war that followed that finally ended and i've done it. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously unique to catch it on ask and help you in history through the eyes of the fearless and vision we to make. germany go to the polls and elections the the i'm going to merkel replace after 15 years in power. what will the results mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera? ah, me welcome to rewinds. we're here at the museum of his amec allen in doha, revisiting the best, the most memorable documentary we'v

u. s senator padilla this year's summit today, acknowledged good that has done to the lake and surroundingsd, is that needs to be done. the threats to tahoe remain severe. when it continued coordinated to address challenges invasive. forests off worsening water clarity. we need to for intensifying round threat climate, not in the heat the summer, but year round the time, gavin newsom this. virtually talked the importance science policies and role thoughtfully legislation and protecting lake tahoe. organizers san is hardly strictly festival today it once again online because of the recent surge. cases were plans bring this music festival to golden park over the first weekend in october. instead the festival return a online featuring live in 12 recorded stretching three days october through the festival include emmylou, steve earle mavis staples. up next in sports sports director albanians have coverage the 40 first joint with charges where there were allowed hit not i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not

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u. s. deficits. so they're pushing back and there's a tight timeline. the senate is trying to do this before it's recess. so in the next week or so, nancy pelosi says she'll take everything up in september because she was full at this process unfold. so it's a big victory for the white house right now. they've got that major traditional infrastructure bill passed the senate. but again, bill from hurdles to go before this could even become close to becoming law. i. kimberly, thanks for that. kimberly how can live 1st there in washington and staying in the us. we are just getting some breaking news now that the governor of new york state andrew cuomo has just resigned. he had been too intense pressure off to be states attorney general alleged that he had sexually harassed multiple women. this is the moment he announced his resignation. answers the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let the government get back to governing. and therefore that's what i'll do. because i work for you and doing the right thing is doing the right thing for you. because as we s

u. s senator also said that the usa withdrawing would hurt its relations with allies and it would hurt the international community. however, anthony blink and the u. s. secretary of state disagrees with ben. sas is assessment. he says, cobble is not the saigon i and that it's interesting to note because that famous photograph in 1975 and saigon that was taken 29 months after the us military had left vietnam. whereas this is a situation where the u. s. military is still in afghanistan, and the u. s. embassy staff is blinking now. blank and says that the war and afghan stand was successful. the goals have been achieved. the terrorists who were responsible for 911 have been brought to justice. now what's interesting to note about that is most of the terrorists responsible for the $911.00 attacks. most of those terrorists were from saudi arabia, and that was some of been london. he was apprehended and killed in pakistan, not in afghanistan, but regardless, anthony, blinking is satisfied with the result of the un mission after 18 years. take a listen. we succeeded in achieving those fundamental

u. s. senate approved a $3.00 trillion dollar budget blueprint aimed to ease the financial strain on american families. new fishers emerged between the moderate and liberal wings of the democratic party over the size and scope of the spending. now quickly i asked in our treat response to this, reuters pace define this financial strain because household incomes are at all time highs and consumers are an unprecedented spending spree, stock markets and property prices are all time high as well. so why are we blowing our wod during boom times is this just for mid terms or pansy economics? yeah, here make a good point there. they can past me, emergency bells for the crisis, but what crisis the stock market all the time? i property markets all the time. i bond markets and all time i, what prices are they talking about? the crisis is that they've got a few folks that are missing payments on there too, and ready for the yachts. that's the crisis where they need more free money from the fed. i also think it's like that turnover moment where the scientist, they're like, everything, it's all fine like t

u. s. senate approved a $3.00 trillion dollar budget blueprint aimed to ease the financial stream on american families. new fishers emerged between the modern and liberal wings of the democratic party over the size and scope of the spending. now quickly i asked in our treat response to this, reuters pace define this financial strain because household incomes are at all time highs and consumers are an unprecedented spending spree, stock markets and property prices are all time high as well. so why are we blowing our wod during boom times is this just for mid terms or pansy economics? yeah, here make a good point there. they can past me, emergency bills for the crisis, but what crisis the stock market all time i property markets all time. i bond markets all the time. i, what prices are they talking about? the crisis is that they've got a few folks that are missing payments on their turn. ready for the yachts. that's the crisis, but they need more free money from the fed. i also think it's like that turnover moment where the scientist, they're like, everything, it's all fine like there's a meltd

u. s. senate is debating the trillion dollar infrastructure deal. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell saying the democrats should not create a quote unquote artificial timeline with its approval. and that republicans one to offer a potential changes though adding the deal is a good and important jumping off point with more on this. let's bring in our political panel. david catches a former, you shifted us attorney and tom norton is the president of the michigan conservative union and a small business owner. gentlemen, welcome to you. thanks for coming on david. and let's start with you. you know, the senate, the senate goes on summer break, august 9th, and i don't know, maybe it's just me, but it sounds like what senate majority leader mcconnell is saying is that this may not get done by then. what do you think is this accurate or do you think they'll, they'll agree on something by the 9th. well, john, i think it may not get done by then, but i think that it will get done. this is really a major stepping stone where the center has a will this country not the far right, not the far lef

u. s. senate poised to hold a key vote on the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill tomorrow. president biden praised the senate for moving toward passage of what he called a historic investment in public works projects today, the congressional budget office said the spending plan would add $256 billion to the nation's deficit over the next decade. while that concerns many republicans, democrats and some other republicans say the bill will bring jobs and growth. we can't afford it. it's irresponsible and i urge every senator to say enough is enough. i think you're gonna see this country's economy grow faster than it's ever grown in past cycles or faster than it would have grown without this infrastructure bill. white house estimates show california could receive more than $25 billion for roads, four billion for bridges and nine billion for transit from the bill. there would also be $100 million for broadband, michael tilson thomas c. former music director of the san francisco symphony, announced today that he'll be spending the next several months recovering from surgery. the r

u. s senate would set $3 billion aside for the forest service to hire more firefighters paid them more money update the equipment and improve forest management back now to the latest in the fight against the coronavirus, as some states enact vaccine mandates. others are doing the exact opposite. as griff jenkins shows us a war of words has broken out between the white house. and the leader of florida on how to handle the surge. the delta vary in continuing to drive a sharp increase of new covid-19 cases. the cdc says. the strain now accounts for around 93% of new infections in the us this latest surge, leading to more vaccine mandates nationwide. the secretary of defense is expected to announce tomorrow that active duty u. s service members must get vaccinated. but some health experts argue the widespread mandates need exemptions. what if you had one dose and you had a severe allergic reaction? you can't get the second dose. meanwhile los angeles could be the next city to enact vaccine passports. city council is set to consider a proposal that would require people to demonstrate they've rece

u. s senate approved of $3.5 trillion budget resolution, but democrats admit that it will be a tough roadahead towards final passage of the bill. some moderate democrats say they're concerned about that much spending following the passage of a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. moderate votes will be crucial. the democrats will need all 50 votes in the senate to push the package through. republicans dismissed the plan as a reckless spending spray. i think this is socialism. it is a package that is looking to push further people like alexandra has your cortez and bernie sanders socialist agenda. it's probably the most significant single piece of legislation that we have seen, certainly in decades. the infrastructure bill that passed yesterday is expected to pass the house. meantime, senators will get to work drafting legislation from the budget blueprint, which includes free community college and adding dental hearing and vision benefits to medicare, paid for by taxes on the wealthy. the cia says the taliban could retake afghanistan in a matter of months, the taliban made major gains in

u. s senate is trying to finalize a $1 trillion infrastructure bill this weekend, and senators say theyl meet tomorrow for a very rare saturday session. they're scheduled to hold a procedural vote to cut off debate and move towards passing the legend. inflation it would launch new construction projects for roads, highways, bridges, airports and other public works. hours of closed door negotiations so far have failed to reach an agreement on new amendments to the bill, including more money for defense projects. infrastructure investment jobs act isn't perfect. no bill ever is, but it makes historic investments and assets that will benefit every american for many, many years. now is not the time to double down on out of control spending for a non emergency matter. this infrastructure bill would be partly funded by tightening the tax reporting of cryptocurrency investments. the crypto industry says the provision is too broad and penalizes third party groups that are sellers or buyers still to come at noon, some school districts in the bay area head back to the classroom next week. the upda

u. s senate is considering amendments to the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure package, making sureally get something out of the deal. votes taking place this week could alter the 2700 page bill, but as of now it allocates 110 billion in new funding for roads and bridges. 65 billion for broadband 65 billion for rail 55 billion for water systems and 39 billion for public transit. the authors of the bill say it's paid for by going after certain uncollected taxes, but some senators are skeptical. many of the so called pay for us amount, too flimsy budget gimmicks that in reality do no such thing. everybody needs something everybody's going to get something is going to be done. a final vote could come saturday in the senate that would send the legislation to the house, which is currently in recess for august. so final vote there probably wouldn't happen until sometime next month. well it has been nearly a year and a half since the start of the pandemic, and still the state unemployment office is facing a huge backlog, meaning kept sending me the emails saying that someone be back to me

u s senate could vote as soon as thursday on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill. last night, the senate began voting on amendments to the bill with their august recess just days away, senate majority leader chuck schumer promised republicans that the parties will work together to go through that massive 2700 page bill. it was finalized after weeks of negotiations with the white house. to provide billions in new spending on roads, bridges, broadband and the electric grid. let's start voting on amendments, the longer it takes to finish the bill, the longer will be here are full consideration of thisill must not be choked off by any artificial timetable that our democratic colleagues may have penciled out for political purposes. the bill could also face a rocky road in the house, where some progressive democrats want to see more of their priorities in the bill because of the august break, the house won't take up the measure until september. here at home. a new study exposes alarming health impacts from leaded aviation fuel on children near san jose's reid hillview ai

u. s. senators say they have now contracted the coronavirus angus king of maine, roger wicker of mississippi john hickenlooper of colorado. all said today that they have tested positive for coronavirus. all three have been vaccinated. king is an independent who caucuses with the democrats. that he said he tested today after he began feeling mildly feverish. wicker is a republican, and hickenlooper is a democrat. they also tested positive after experiencing mild symptoms. american airlines confirmed today that it is extending a ban on alcohol sales to main cabin passengers all the way through january. 18th of next year, meaning airlines have blamed alcohol for an increase in unruly and inappropriate behavior by passengers, especially during the pandemic. also today, the faa said that massless flyers could face $9000 finds the federal agency is proposing more than 531,000 in fines against 34 airline passengers for their unruly behavior that pushed total fines for the year passed $1 million stocks closed mixed on wall street today, after a choppy day of trading, the dow lost 66 points. the nasd

u. s senate could vote as soon as thursday on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill.onight the senate began voting on amendments to the bill with their august recess now just a few days away. senate majority leader chuck schumer promised republicans that the parties will work together to go through the massive 2700 page bill. it was finalized after weeks of negotiations with the white house to provide billions in new spending on roads, bridges, broadband and the electric grid. let's start voting on amendments, the longer it takes to finish the bill, the longer will be here are full consideration of this bill must not be choked off by any artificial timetable that our democratic colleagues may have penciled out for political purposes. the bill could also face a rocky road in the house, where some progressive democrats want to see more of their priorities. the house won't take up the measure until september, u. s officials say the number of unaccompanied children crossing the southern border likely reached an all time high in july. preliminary numbers from the departmen

u. s senators roll out a bipartisan plan to pump $1 trillion into plan to pump $1 trillion into infrastructure projects. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. one of the most important things you can do is to make sure you call 811 before you dig. calling 811 to get your lines marked: it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines, we provide you the information so you will dig safely. tonight. yeah the creek fires burning in cloverdale near the yorty creek campground, cal fire's sonoma lake napa unit responding to the vegetation fires relatively small and about four acres and it's 30% contained. there are no evacuation orders at this time. further north. evacuations have now been lifted in several remote areas of butte and plumas counties. firefighters now getting a handle on the dixie fire with 33% containment. that fire, though, has already scorched more than three. 187 square miles and burned 42 homes and other buildings. and while evacuation orders and warni

u. s senate today finally passed the bipartisan trillion dollar bill to fund infrastructure projects.line shadley tells us that democrats say they're not finished and have introduced another spending package that they plan to pass on their own. the asr 69. the nays are 30. the bill as amended is passed in a rare bipartisan moment, the senate approved a $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan on tuesday. after years and years of infrastructure week. we're on the cusp of an infrastructure decade that i truly believe will transform america. the bill includes about $550 billion a new spending over five years for roads, bridges, water pipes, rail and broad band. we have finally finally reached the finish line, of course. democrats believe we need to do much more. the senate then immediately turned to a $3.5 trillion budget bill chock full of democratic priorities, like expanding medicare, universal preschool and free community college. the motion is agreed to senate democrats aim to pass that bill this week without a single republican on board. this gop senator explained. the split stands, one o

u. s senator alex body is hosting this year's summit. theme is celebrating 25 years and looking ahead to the next generation of lake tahoe. the annual summit brings together policymakers, private sector stakeholders and community leaders to address environmental problems facing the lake tahoe basin. it is. ah sobering to open this year summit with, uh, the last several days last several weeks, frankly, has been like here in and around lake tahoe with fires not too far from here. the impact of smoke on air quality and everything else. it is a, uh. heard a compelling reminder of not just the importance of the mission. but the urgency of the mission to protect lake tahoe and its surroundings, the same governor newsom addressed the summit this morning. virtually us senator dianne feinstein representatives john garamendi and tom mcclintock, an interior secretary, deborah holland, also or participating. protecting californians against the spread of covid. we'll take a look at the changes the state made to its policy for indoor events, plus, ba

u. s senator alex padilla said the plan here is to electrify most of the country's school bus fleet.6% of school buses across america are diesel, so partnering with school district to transition. from high concentrations of diesel school buses and the exhaust that they admit to zero emission school buses is going to make a tremendous impact. the new zero emission school buses will be paid for with funds from the recently passed infrastructure investment and jobs act a little cooler outside right now that it was this time yesterday. rosemary if you can guide us through this week, that'd be very helpful. yes we've got a lot of changes going on, right? gasia mikaelian double for you. hello to all of you out there. yes definitely a cooler one, especially far inland cities dropping out of the hundreds. the inner east bay hit 100 degrees yesterday in areas like antioch brentwood area going to be in the upper 90, or upper eighties approaching nineties. so a bit of relief coming your way. here's a live look from sfo, or i should say at sfo with the clouds there the blue sky atop we do have t

u s senators are expecting to weigh in on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill with a key vote tomorrowlls the spending plan and historic investment in public works projects. the congressional budget office expects the spending plan would add $256 billion to the nation's deficit over the next decade. well, that does concern many republicans, it appears others are still committed to the bipartisan bill. the cbo score is not the only thing that matters when it comes to the pay for an asset like infrastructure has as its primary purpose. the movement of goods and services in our economy for rule if it's approved by the senate, the bill next will head to the house. some house democrats say they will vote for it only if they get to renegotiate some projects that were left out of the bill. i'm willing to support it as long as we see momentum and a forward moving process on the reconciliation package. overall the infrastructure bill calls for $550 billion in new spending over five years. that's on top of infrastructure spending already planned at the federal level, bringing the bill to that $1

u. s. from some senators, in particular, marcia blackburn, a republican from tennessee and a member of the armed services committee, saying that this is quote, an utter disaster. what is unfolding? cobble right now with the evacuation of the u. s embassy, heidi, thank you so much heidi to counselor there with the latest on mr. lincoln's comments out of washington. we're in compensation again with harun raheem, me, an analyst and college professor. i guess her and out of history. but when you listen to those administration voices her own out of the states, do you detect any note at all of contrition? and i use the word deliberately because this us administration and the speed with which it's done. what it has done has been criticized by other american politicians as leaving a predictable power vacuum at the heart of essentially an unstable country where you've got an organization at the taliban just biting that time. absolutely, i think i'm a lot of blame to go around and the us government throughout 20 years know honest on my accept it because of the blame. i'd responsibility if an adminis

and we now have a situation where a senator bob menendez, representing the u. s. foreign relations committee of the senate. he's coming forward with this statement. the events of recent days have been the combination of a series of mistakes made by republican and democratic administrations over the past 20 years, including the trumpet, ministrations, flawed negotiations with the taliban. and the biden administration's floored execution of the u. s withdraw. the committee will seek a full accounting for these shortcomings. now republicans are being far less forgiving. they say that jo biden's decision to rapidly pull out of afghanistan is harming the united states, discrediting the country, hurting relations with allies. there's been a fire storm of anger from the republican side of the aisle this by did ministration said they planned for every scenario. they told us today prior that coble cobble was not imminent, he told us less than a month before that this would never happen. yesterday. president biden would accept responsibility and explain how he would fix th

u. s. rebel remind they're putting this in the place of the u. s. travellers. i don't mean to be the senate care, but the reason i think they're really doing this. they need to raise funds. they have not done well during cove. it. that policies aren't good. there is not as much entrepreneurship. they've not done well at all since breakfast and they're going to lose one of the biggest trading partners that they have. so i think they need money, and this is the fastest way to raise it for them. that is even when it's only under $10.00 for every single pass that they're seeing, they're great inside. as always, hillary ford, which thank you so much for your racial and that's it. for this time, you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app, which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out portable dot tv will see next time me ah, ah, when i would show the wrong one. all right, i just don't need you to fill out this thing be

u. s house of representatives the senate has already passed both the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructureca's roads bridges airports and waterways the budget resolution also includes spending instructions on education childcare healthcare and climate measures house speaker nancy pelosi wants the bill passed by october 1st san francisco 49 ers will host the las vegas raiders on sunday for their third preseason game yesterday. rookie corner. back trade lance through a couple touchdown passes and the niners 15 10 victory over the chargers in los angeles is fairly strong performance may have improved his bid to actually become the 40 niners starting quarterback as of now, the team's head coach kyle shanahan will not say who will get the starting nod for week one tray lance or jimmy garoppolo are you going to make an announcement is jimmy carr feel your starter? week? one no not making that announcement this. try them whenever i feel like it. it's not that. not tonight 49ers began the regular season on september 12th on the road against the lions in detroit. we cannot wait to share your passio

u. s troops. the chair of the senate gop campaign arm on twitter raised the prospect of using the 25th amendment. to remove president biden from office questioning of the president was quote capable of discharging the duties of his office. this administration looks to me like it couldn't organize a two car funeral. meantime the white house held its first news briefing since kabul's fall. yes there were chaotic scenes yesterday, but his admiral kirby said, even well drawn plans. don't survive first contact with reality, and they require adjustments and we've made those adjustments given the taliban was able to take over the country more quickly than the president expected. the white house says it will do a hard wash once evacuations are completed to review what could have been done differently. and washington mall the rivera fox news well, many immigration attorneys are busy right now trying to help people in danger to get out of afghanistan. ktvu is rob roth spoke with one immigration attorney in pleasanton and joins us now with more on this effort, rob alex. we're outside the office of an immigr

u. s. travellers. i don't mean to be the senate care, but the reason i think they're really doing this. they need to raise funds. they have not done well doing cobit, that policies aren't good. there is not as much entrepreneurship. they've not done well at all since breakfast, and they're going to lose one of the biggest trading partners that they have. so i think they need money, i guess the fastest way to raise it for them. that is even when it's only under $10.00 for every single past that they're seeing, they're great inside. as always, hillary ford, which thank you so much for your racial and that's it. for this time, you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable t b, which is available on smartphones and tablets, the google play, and the apple absorbed by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out app portable tv. well see you next time. me. ah ah ah oh, we need to look i was off the hold. you actually. oh, can you throw the that actually use the machine, which it says to bill me out with your budget

senator is also highly critical of the taliban. and i know we've been talking about how the taliban has said that this has occurred in an area that the u . s. was in control of outside of cobble airport, but this taught senator, the for relations committee seems to be suggesting otherwise in his statement he normally condemns the attacks of blame to tell about for them occurring. he says, we wait for more details. one thing is clear, we can't trust the taliban with american security. this is a full fledged humanitarian crisis. so there are certainly criticisms coming from both the left of the political spectrum as well as the right. and the pressure on joe biden is enormous right now in terms of next steps. does he go with a contingency plan? is that has been drawn up by the pentagon, or does he stick to his original deadline? he had been holding firm and that august 31st deadline because you said with each additional day into september that american so there, there is increased risk risk that we've seen play out. sadly with the results being at least for americans killed. and that number potentially could climb higher, indeed can be healt

and they have the syllabus, which allows 40 senators representing as little as 11 percent of the u. s. population to veto any bill they like. so what america is suffering from is a minority dictatorship. it and that dictatorship is baked into a 234 year old constitution, which thanks to a completely dysfunctional amending clause, is effectively unchangeable. so, so that's what's causing the, this, the tumbled, the majority wants to rule majority has a right to rule, but the majority is not allowed to rule due to an 18th century law dating from the age of powdered wigs and teeth. it's really a matter of russia the same at the same government as it had under a pastor and the great well, i would not want to live on under that government. okay. you make very fair points . but, you know, arthur, you know, until the filibuster was a problem for the democrats. they used it all of the time. ok, so i, you know, and plus, you know, daniel may be right. and i think technically he is right here about how the electoral college works. but arthur, that's what the you need to 70 to win. that's what y