u. s. were the senate has confirmed co turnkey brown jack jackson as the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court quarters, including president joe biden, to have held her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republican senators voted against it. the age of 53. the names are $47.00, and the nomination has confirmed half to 2 133 year wait. a black woman will soon sit on the u. s. supreme court. get angie brown. jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed her confirmation as a historic moment for the us. just 3 her we can senators vote with the democrats to confirm. brown. jackson is only the 3rd black person and women to serve on us as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion as well as her reco. as a judge, senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elate

the u. s. his highest court. the vote concluded a bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion. as well as her raincoat as a judge. senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a long, hard road as we try to get to greater equality, less bigotry in america. and there is often steps backward, but when you have a day like this, it inspires you to keep moving forward, frown, jet, set your play, steve and brian, when he retires at the end of the cold current term. but with the conservative set to maintain that 63 majority, she may find it difficult to make much impact on the increasingly right wing court . we're now joined by bear mcdonald, a law professor at pepperdine university in malibu, california, and he's an expert in constitutional law. the supreme court, thanks for joining us. so tell us how significant is brown jackson's nomination? well, it'

the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion as well as her reco. as a judge, senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a long, hard road as we try to get to greater equality, less bigotry in america. and there is often steps backward, but when you have a day like this, it inspires you to keep moving forward. frown jet set your play, steve and brian, when he retires at the end of the cold current term, but with the conservative set to maintain their 63 majority, she may find it difficult to make much impact on the increasingly right wing court . our next guest is michelle goodwin. she's a law professor and executive committee member of the a c l. u and she joins us now from irvine, california. miss goodwin, thank you for being with us on the day in the history of the united states. judge jackson

the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion. as well as her raincoat as a judge. senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a long, hard road as we try to get to greater equality, less bigotry in america. and there is often steps backward, but when you have a day like this, it inspires you to keep moving forward. frown, jack, who set your play steam bright when he retires at the end of the cold current term . but with the conservatives set to maintain their 63 majority, she may find it difficult to make much impact on the increasingly right wing court . our next guest is michelle goodwin. she is a law professor and executive committee member of the a, c l. u. and she joins us now from irvine, california. miss goodwin, thank you for being with us. on the day in the history of the united states, ju

the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion as well as her reco. as a judge, senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a long, hard road. as we've tried to get to greater equality, less bigotry in america. and there is often steps backward, but when you have a day like this, it inspires you to keep moving forward, frown. jackson, set your play steam bright when he retires at the end of the cold current term. but with the conservatives set to maintain their 63 majority, she may find it difficult to make much impact. on the increasingly right wing caught a group of syrians given refuge in germany. after fleeing russian bombardments in their own country are now organizing admissions for ukraine. they began to hone their disaster relief skills during last year's floods in germany's our valley. as a

reportedly expressing concerns about california senator dianne feinstein is memory, the san francisco chronicle reports it spoke to four u. s. senators, three of whom weref congress and several former feinstein staffers and says all of them said her memory appears to be getting worse. the chronicle says. one of them started talking to other people in congress to see if they could convince her to resign. senator feinstein's office has repeatedly denied claims that she is unable to do her job and says she is not in failing health. her term lasts through 2024. he has been on the job for less than a year. the reason the principle of lowell high school in san francisco has decided to resign, plus impacted the greatest of any city in alameda county, when it comes to people being released back into our community. on bill to commit these crimes again, oakland's police chief, attributing the early release of criminals to the rise in violent crime. his efforts now under way to keep th it's still the eat fresh refresh, and now subway's upping their italian sandwich game! we're talking the new italian-style capicola. it's savory, smoky, and spicy. man, this is the

senator dianne feinstein is memory. the san francisco chronicle reports that it spoke to four u. s. senators, three of whom were democrats. and several former feinstein staffers, all of them, saying her memory appears to be getting worse. according to the report, one of them started talking to other people in congress to see if they could convince the senator to resign. feinstein's office has repeatedly declined claims that she could not do her job and that her health was failing . her term does last through 2024 this morning. there is still no final approval about changing the borders of the district for san francisco supervisors. the task force rejected what was supposed to be the final draft map after meeting for almost seven hours, the updated map split the tenderloin in south of market into different districts. potrero hill and the baby district were also separated. there were complaints that new bap would divide neighborhoods that have similar interests and needs. the city charter requires new districts to be approved by midnight tonight or the task force could be sued. coming up here on mornings onto the

the u. s. secretary of state, the senate foreign relations committee meeting their success is primarily because of their incredible courage and determination. but it's also because we were able to equip them with what they needed for every tank that the russians have had in ukraine. we've managed with 30 allies and partners and one way or another to provide about 10 anti armor systems for every plane that the russians have fallen in the skies there been about 10 anti aircraft, munitions, of one kind or another. what we're doing is very quickly. um, in the past, it's taken from the time a president made a drawdown decision to getting equipment into the hands of the people who needed it . weeks now are often it's 72 hours. now on the ground in ukraine, russian markets have hit a commercial center in the city as operation killing one person and injuring another is the last launch city under ukrainian control in the southeast so far it's been the destination of people fleeing the front lines, but reinforcements are being sent and trenches being dug in expectation of an assault ukraine is investigating more than 500 suspected suspects for committing thousands of potential wa

u. s senator orrin hatch has died. the longtime republican from utah was known for crossing party lines. he was the longest serving senator in utah's history holding office for 42 years. you werered back in 2019 and was replaced by senator mitt romney or hatch 88 years old. to florida, now a dramatic rescue caught on camera sheriff's deputy who was first to arrive on the scene of an apartment fire saved a baby's life by climbing up the balconies to a third floor unit on fire reporter mike teresi has more now from orlando. flames reached into the sky, the aisles at least millennia apartments in orlando this morning, orange county deputies got their first chaos everywhere, but as i start to look around, you can see families trapped on each floor hanging off the balconies above the roaring fire. deputy william paczynski says he thought he heard a baby crying balcony. there was a one year old baby. the mom was trying to get over. and um so at that moment, i knew that i had to save the baby with his fellow deputies backing him. hold on. i'm coming. paczynski started heading three stories up the building. and i couldn't make it all the way. and then that's what my partner's helped m

some reportedly expressing concerns about senator dianne feinstein memory, the san francisco chronicle reported spoke with four u. s. senators, three of whom werember of congress and several former feinstein's staffers and that all of them said her memory appears to be worsening. the chronicle says one of them started talking with other people in congress to see if they could convince her to resign. senator feinstein's office has repeatedly declared denied claims that she is unable to do her job and says she is not in failing health. her term lasts through 2024. california's reparations task force will meet again today after hearing from community members and race leaders in san francisco last night. the task force is a first in the nation effort by a state government to take an expansive look at slavery and the effect that it's having on people's lives. today leaders say reparations could include compensation. access to housing , education, healthcare or employment, but leaders admit there is still a lot of work to be done. i think part of this challenge is hearing from community what the damages that's been done and then really trying to thin

were around a year, according to us intelligence officials. but he was speaking to a senate hearing once again appearing to defend the u. s. decision to try and get the iran nuclear plan back in place. remembering that this was stopped back in 2018 by then president trump, the joint commission of plan of action being completely scrapped because of the secretary of state is arguing iran. it's nuclear development capacity. this was a point echoed a little bit later by the white house press secretary jen saki who confirmed that the administration is deeply worried about this development. yeah, my can actually say despite those concerns the sector stay, towns, me, blink and continuing to defend attempts to resurrect the nuclear deal. well indeed. yes, and that was his appearance at the senate committee there. and it would appear that he is using this threat iran increasing nuclear potential to try and draw domestic support for president biden's plans to resuscitate the pan of action with iran. this is not very popular in the united states and certainly not popular among many members of congress, but the secretary of state int

cases were reported in the city on thursday. officials insist there's enough food at the deputy mer, as admitted it's been difficult to get supplies delivered to people's homes. the u . s. senate has confirmed the historic supreme court nomination of cassandra brown jackson. she'll become the 1st black woman to serve on the country's highest court . jackson was announced as president joe biden's pic in february. i 3 republicans has said they'll vote for her. in addition to all 50 democrats, i dish, or castro is on capitol hill. when the vice president comma le harris, who was presiding over this boat, made the official announcement of the final vote tally just as expected. 53 to confirm judge could angie brown, jackson, and 47 opposed. that is exactly those 3 republicans who had said they would cross the aisle to vote with their 50 democratic colleagues in supporting the judges nomination. and this indeed is a historic moment. the democratic leader of the senate, chuck schumer said earlier, there have been a 115 supreme court justices in the history of the united states. 108 of them have been white men. and there has been an ongoing push to diversify this high court further. a

the number there were in early april of 2015. according to zillow, the median home price in san francisco is almost $1.6 million. what a new compromise in the u. s. senate to extend more covid funding that was at risk of running out. senators announced that $10 billion package yesterday if it's approved, the money would go towards testing vaccination and treatment here in the us but it doesn't include worldwide vaccination effort didn't many lawmakers were pushing forward, senate majority leader chuck schumer says president biden supports the agreement even though it was less than half of the request from the white house. and millions of people who use medicare finally going to get access to free over the counter covid-19 tests drugstores people covered under medicare is part b will be able to get up to eight free at home tests per month. that's enough for someone to test twice a week, and this comes during worries at the latest covid variant will trigger another increase in u. s virus cases. it is 4 15. google is leading the way for bay area megacorporations and bringing employees back into the office. ktvu is tom baker explains how employees are being

were trying to do it in an attempt to confuse the public. is there enough of a parallel between the 2 to prompt u. s. senators, to make this trip to tie one? i think it's reasonable for us lawmakers to, to go to taiwan, to signal america's commitment to taiwan and to, to highlight the similarities that exist between taiwan and ukraine. but i think it's also incumbent upon people like me, an academic and you and the media to point out the differences that exist between ukraine and taiwan. because those are pretty significant to how would you describe those differences? but one difference is why was mentioned in your report, which is taiwan has some kind of economic leverage over china. and in a way that ukraine really did not have and does not have over bush time one semiconductor industry, as was mentioned in your report is responsible for produce and over 90 percent of the well high end microchips, china, like the rest of the world, is highly dependent upon access to those chips for any advanced economy is the threat of losing access to taiwan. semiconductor industry is, is a serious threat and it's one the, at least some intelligence rep

it is now 406 were happening today we expect a full senate vote on whether to confirm judge catan g. brown jackson to the u. s. supreme court, and if she's confirmed, judge jackson would be the first black woman on the nation's highest court. senate democrats don't need republican support to confirm her, but at least three republicans say they will vote for judge jackson. she will be replaced justice stephen breyer, who will be retiring this summer, at the end of the supreme court turns horrow, seven. was steve told you a little while ago, the bay area could see record breaking heat today. a lot of people will be heading to the beach. look at that son with the national weather, weather services warning. not to go into the water. it places like san francisco's ocean beach because of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. sneaker waves. never even heard of that now, when i know i wouldn't even go with her. why should i risk you know who lives now san francisco fire department, which makes a lot of water rescues at ocean beach, says even where the water is ankle deep, don't get into the water. lot of people d