. >> which didn't look good for ryan. except, darren's polygraph result didn't look so great, either. >> how'd he do? >> he didn't do that good. he didn't pass. >> now that was interesting. both suspects failed the polygraph. so now ponce looked at the evidence against darren. who gave police two entirely different accounts of the morning of the murder. first he said sandra came by to get the kids, then a minute later said she didn't. now remember, darren and sandra were going through a divorce and a heated child custody battle. so, darren apparently thought it would be a good idea to take note of run-ins with sandra, like the times she was late in picking up the boys, hoping it would one day help him in court. >> you know, going through the calendar, what i found really interesting is that it's pretty detailed from january 1st every day, all the way up until the 24th, is the very last entry. and on the 25th, you've got nothing. >> why is that important? because sandra was murdered that very morning, the morning of the 25

ryan peterson will be our guest. ringing trucks down here to help some of the hard-working workers down here. romain: when you come down to one of these ports, this is the economy, when you walk around and see everything moving across, it's kind of like a ballet. making sure everyone needs to be or they need to be when the music starts. caroline: we broke down the issues facing the port of long beach earlier. take a listen. >> it's one of the main arteries for transpacific trade and the second busiest container seaport in the united states. the port of long beach along the coast of california is one of the few u.s. ports that can accommodate one of the world's largest needs, with connections to 217 seaports around the globe. goods from furniture to footwear , auto parts to electronics, just about everything you can imagine is channeled through the port. adding up to $170 billion worth of trade every year. it's not just common household goods. the port supports 2.6 million jobs across the country, more than 500 75,000

ryan: it is tough. it is the chicken and egg problem, how do they know what is regulated if they can't see what is inside the company? what you're getting here is this first, very large document dump shown stuff we have never seen before. what is interesting today is, you have this bipartisan agreement, senators from both sides of the aisle coming into a mint that what frances haugen was showing was very meaningful to their interests and perhaps a first step toward regulation. kristen: with this bipartisan sentiment we are seeing today regarding change, there seems to be a seismic shift in seismic facebook employees feel about their work as well. can you talk about that? people working there now, what is their sense? ryan: it is interesting, i have covered this company for more than three years now. and the company has been hit with crisis after crisis, to the point where facebook has these internal surveys where they track employee sentiment, and they asked employees, do you think facebook is good for

jobina: ryan. ryan: we have to turn up the asking price. let's talk about changes. in case you do have vip take its, i cannot help my two acres out, but one of the biggest changes is that it is at a different time of year. usually we see this in august but we are talking about it at the end of october. the reason why is because of the pandemic. that is not the only change in place. we are talking safety measures. the biggest one right now, if you are entering the park today, if you go see the concerts, you need to show proof of vaccination for a negative covid test that happened 72 hours outside of the concert date. they are also offering rapid covid testing. it is not free and will cost a little money, but it will give you a rapid covid test for you enter the park and attend some of the concerts. >> that was always our mission, to do something that could be an iconic representation of so many elements of the cultural experience of the bay area. ryan: now, another thing to note before you going to the park, the tent here at the park is requiring full proof of vaccin

we have ryan hartwick. he is a free speech advocate, facebook whistleblower, and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook and material. we cross a david for i hate. he is a practicing attorney and youtube or her at cross accruals. in effect, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate david, let me go to you 1st as a practicing attorney. um and obviously you know, the laws about freedom of speech. can this continued path of censorship or okay, right now it's about vaccines. i don't really want to talk about vaccines on this program. but the fact that, you know, you are being told what we can say. what we can say of speech is being proscribed, okay? and that's a very different place than what we've been a only a few years ago here. so the fundamental question of this program is, can this censorship drive coexists way? what we understand as freedom of speech, go right ahead. it can't, and it doesn't, but it didn't start with the vaccines. it started slowly but surely a while

we have ryan hartwick. he is a free speech advocate. facebook whistleblower and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook and montreal. we cross david for a hike. he is a practicing attorney and youtube are. are a crosswalk rules in effect, that means it can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate david, let me go to you 1st as a practicing attorney. um and obviously, you know, the laws about freedom of speech. can this continued path of censorship. ok, right now, it's about vaccines. i don't really want to talk about vaccines on this program. but at the fact that, you know, you are being told what we can say, what we can say of speech is being proscribed, okay? and that's a very different place than what we've been a only a few years ago here. so the fundamental question of this program is, can this censorship drive co exist way? what we understand as freedom of speech, go right ahead. it can't, and it doesn't, but it didn't start with the vaccines. it, it's slowly but surely a while bac

ryan: good evening. conditions improving rapidly within the last hour, but that was not the case throughout most of this tape it heavy rain and flooding all throughout the street and santa rosa. causing evacuation for some residents and other residents having to be on standby in case they had to evacuate. residents are feeling the harsh impacts of the storm. >> we have got kids in our house right now that were ready to go if needed. ryan: matt carlsen has lived on the street for eight years. >> it has been dry for the last five years, but we've seen some pretty big storms and nothing like this. ryan: he says the water started flowing high in early afternoon. >> my neighbors right here are older. they got out about an hour going we have friends down here that i'm hoping they are not going to suffer too much from water in their home. ryan: the street is narrow creek bed. other residents so the water level in the creek started rising rapidly. >> the flood markers are around nine feet. pretty high. >> it is

okay, let's go to ryan, back to ryan in phoenix. i mean, i'm always very curious, ryan, i mean you were inside the beast at facebook. how or how aware are they that they are meet with them that they'd somehow they're becoming the mandarins of the university. they like kid, is it something they get off on, or is it, you know, we have to do this to make money, or we have the key. okay. will, will the, the authorities, you know, some congressman, some president wants us to get rid of this person. fine. we'll do it because we want to kind of a bottom line or do they really get out of a kick out of, you know, man, i can just disappear this person. i mean can, can you give us a feel what that kind of mentality is at places like, flip our facebook? yeah, it is a power trip. so in a lot of my co workers, we would, you caught the ban hammer, where would band, someone and ari delete their post and such, subsequently be in that they would be banned from the platform. and so there is a lot of power involving a absolute power corrupts. absolutel

we have ryan hartwick. he is a free speech advocate. facebook whistleblower and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook and material. we cross david wright, he is a practicing attorney and youtube or her at cross accruals in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate david, let me go to you 1st as a practicing attorney. um and obviously, you know, the laws about freedom of speech. can this continued path of censorship? came right now. it's about vaccines. i don't really want to talk about vaccines on this program. but of the fact that, you know, you are being told what we can say, what we can say of speech is being proscribed, okay? and that's a very different place than what we've been a only a few years ago here. so the fundamental question of this program is, can this censorship drive coexists way, what we understand as freedom of speech, go right ahead. it can't, and it doesn't, but it didn't start with the vaccines. it started slowly but surely a while back.

ah okay, let's go to ryan. i'm back to right in phoenix. i mean, i'm always very curious, ryan, i mean you were inside the beasts at facebook. how are how aware are they that they are meet with day and that they'd somehow they're becoming the mandarins of the university of a light kid. is that something they get off on, or is it, you know, a, we have to do this to make money, or we have to keep, okay. will, will, the, the authorities so, you know, some congressman, some president wants us to get rid of this person. fine. we'll do it because we want to part of the bottom line or do they really get out of a kick out of, you know, man, i can just disappear this person. i mean can, can you give us a feel what that kind of mentality is at places like, flip our facebook? yeah, it is a power trip. so in a lot of my co workers, we would, you caught the ban hammer where it began. so one and ari delete their post and such subsequently be in that they would be banned from the platform. and so there is a lot of power involving a absolute power corrupts

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ryan: absolutely. the weather is one. had a very cold winter and people are expecting another poor winter -- cold winter. lack of investment. is a lot of uncertainty about the future so people did not put money into oil and gas. with responsible investment, esg, putting money into oil and gas is not particularly popular so money did not blow for that reason either. and then of course, you have the issue of renewables not always being reliable. the ceo of bp now runs an industry body called the oil and gas climate initiative. they represent 12 of the biggest energy companies out there. they also work with renewables and they said, quite frankly, this last year, when it comes to renewable energy, has been a little bit of a letdown. >> these are not to blame on anyone. these circumstances came very quickly. the wind did not blow like it was supposed to or people thought in europe this year, in the u.k., which is a clue about why we need resilient fuels and backups in natural gas as well as i think you are

ah okay, let's go to ryan. i'm back to ryan in phoenix. i mean, i'm always very curious, ryan, i mean you were inside the beast at facebook. how or how aware are they that they are meet with them that they'd somehow they're becoming the mandarins of the university of a light kid? is that something they get off on, or is it, you know, we have to do this to make money, or we have to keep okay. will, will the, the authorities, you know, some congressman, some president wants us to get rid of this person. fine. we'll do it because we want to say bottom line or do they really get out of a kick out of, you know, man, i can just disappear this person. i mean can, can you give us a feel what that kind of mentality is at places like, flip our facebook? yeah, it is a power trip. so in a lot of my co workers, we would, you caught the ban hammer, where would band, someone and ari delete their post and such, subsequently be in that they would be banned from the platform. and so there is a lot of power involving a absolute power corrupts. absolutely. an

ah okay, let's go to ryan. i'm back to ryan in phoenix. i mean, i'm always very curious, ryan, i mean you were inside the beast at facebook. how are, how aware are they that they are meet with them that they'd somehow they're becoming the mandarins of the university. they like kid, is it something they get off on or is it we have to do this to make money or we have to keep okay. will, will the, the authorities, you know, some congressman, some president wants us to get rid of this person. fine. we'll do it because we want to say bottom line or do they really get out of a kick out of, you know, man, i can just disappear this person. i mean can, can you give us a feel what that kind of mentality is at places like, flip our facebook? yeah, it is a power trip. so in a lot of my co workers, we would, you caught the ban hammer where it began. so one and ari delete their post and such subsequently be in that they would be banned from the platform. and so there is a lot of power involving a absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and so you have, you

ryan curry is live in american canyon the latest. ryan? ryan: yeah, good evening finding that cause is what's going to be the difficult part according to cal fire that person of interest that 26 year-old man is their best option right now. >> bright flames scorched 132 ackers in american canyon monday nightle now almost a day later, most of the fire has been put out. all that remains are just a few hot spots and this large burn scar near american canyon high school r. there are some area that is are burning a little bit. you might not be seeing flames. however, there are still some areas of concern. >> cal fire says this fire has stopped spreading but with high wind gusts and stale few hot spots, they say crews will remain around the fire to prevent it from sparking again aren't we industrial your crews on scene. we have five engines, two dorses and one hand crew providing mop-up and also trying to contain this fire. ryan: now the focus shifts on figuring out the cause. according to the napa county sherry's office they detain add 26 year-o

this infuriates ryan who issued a statement against the president's response. and long story short, trump calls ryan and says you are not with me in the bunker and he uses a flurry of expletives that i won't share with the wonderful c-span audience. and this is the president screaming at the speaker of the house, and it is one of the early breaking points for paul ryan where he realizes that even if he studies the psychiatric manual, he can only get so far with trump. host: mr. costa, we have calls lined up for you. we start with darrell, you are on with robert costa. co-author of peril. go ahead. color: mr. costa, first i want to thank you and bob woodward for producing this book. it was really needed by the american people. the question i have is there was a lot of talk around the cabinet invoking the 25th amendment and i wondered if you had uncovered any evidence that they were close to that and if not, what was the resistance to invoking the 25th amendment? guest: i'm going to poke you a bit. you haven't read the book yet. you have to read it. in the book w

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ryan, i want you to stand by. i want to bring in our senior law enforcement analyst, former washington, dc police chief charles ramsey. chief ramsey, thanks so much for joining us. this new video shows these r rioters smashing through windows, trying to hunt down lawmakers, yet another reminder of how violent things actually got on january 6, issisn't it? >> it's very, very important that we not forget what actually took place on january 6. and i suspect as time goes on, more and more video is going to be released. and i think that's important, because there are people who are trying to revise history and pretend as if this never happened or it was no different than a regular tour of the capitol which we all know is a lie, it's just not true. >> and yet as we just reported, you just heard, this capitol police officer has actually now been indicted for trying to help one of these rioters trying to get away with it. how disturbing is that you to, chief ramsey, knowing how many police officers put their own lives on

ryan: emergency crews were able to get to him and make sure he was not injured. according to c.h.p., officers chased a stolen car from highway 24 all the way to west oakland. where it collided with a bus, forcing it into meshak's home. c.h.p. says four poem were in the stolen car. two are in the hospital with serious injuries. the bus driver and several others onboard went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> and standing in front of my house. talking to my grandson and his friends which is just a few -- houses down the block. and we heard the crash. and we looked down and we saw the bus, and we saw the vehicle. trashed. ryan: mercedes rodriguez was one of the neighbors who came to check on meshak and helped make sure emergency crews got to him while he was stuck. once he was safely downstairs, he told us he still needed to figure out where he was going to stay. >> that's the snaerio that's happening right now. so what i'm going to do at this point i have no idea. where i'm going to go but i want to make sure things are shored up. ryan: people who live in this

ryan curry is joining us live from fremont. what are you seeing out there now? ryan: these conditions really are not the best right now driving toward the south bay, making your way toward san jose. mostly because right now, you can see traffic is at a standstill, mostly due to a a lot of flooding on the roadways. this has led to several accidents that we have passed by driving down here. the reason why it is so jampacked right now is because they are trying to divert traffic into just a couple lanes because some of these lanes are blocked due to a lot of water on the roadway. as a matter of fact, even as we were driving down, we saw a lot of cars frantically drive over to the nearest exit to avoid this traffic altogether. you can see the rain also still coming down here as traffic is moving just really under five to 10 miles per hour. a very sloppy overnight with all the rain and now, as you can see, starting at 5:00 a.m. on a monday, not really the best conditions right now. like i said, several crashes on the way down as you make your way to south bay to san

maria: that's a great point on unemployment, ryan. ryan: yeah, it is. also just mentioned that national phenomena if you look at last year during the pandemic, we had record amount of new business applications in the u.s., 4.5 million which is the heart of the pandemic, that was 25% more than the year before which speaks to in america we do have the entrepreneurial spirit. being an entrepreneur, people always find a way, so many cool technologies and businesses have come out of covid, more the positive side of it and i think that bodes well for the economy long-term and always optimistic on america. maria: all right. quick break, we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? ma

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. >> and i'm ryan nobles in this morning for boris sanchez. the fda say the benefits out way the risks for children. the fda to consider emergency use authorization for vaccine for children. >>> new details in that deadly pop gun shooting involving actor alec baldwin. what we're learning about how the entire thing played out. >>> and the warning signs from america's truckers to say the industry is in desperate need of drivers. how they're working to close the gap including getting more women and minorities behind the wheel. >>> and a pretty dire warning from the white house. why climate change could be a threat to national security. ♪ >>> saturday, october 23rd. thank you so much for spending time with us this morning. so, we begin with the renewed efforts to get the youngest people vaccinated against covid-19. a new report from the fda finding the benefits of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine outweigh the risks, particularly to children, ages 5 to 11. >> yeah, there's a lot of parents like me, christi, that have been waiting for this news. while ca

ryan: it was a wild afternoon for darrell. crews here were towing the bus out of his home. >> i was screaming out of the house to some of my neighbors who had ran over to try to find out if i was ok. ryan: the first spoke to me over the phone because he was stranded upstairs in his house. he is in a wheelchair and bus stop they are the afternoon -- stuck there the afternoon. >> the only way i can get down is on that lift. ryan: emergency crews were able to get to him and make sure heis chased a stolen car from highway 24 to west oakland where it collided with a bus, forcing it into his home. chp says four people were in the stolen car. two are in the hospital with serious injuries. the bus driver and several others went to the hospital with manner injuries -- minor injuries. >> i was standing in front of my house talking to my grandson and his friends and we heard the crash. we looked down and we saw the bus and the vehicle. ryan: mercedes was one of the neighbors who came to check on him. she helped to make sure emergency cre

ryan, christi? >> daniella, sounds like there's so much work to do all of us on x capitol need to see if any of these will get voted on. >> you know that better than anyone as a congressional correspondent. >> all right. thank you, daniella. >>> so do stay with us, because millions of u.s. children could be eligible for the covid vaccine soon. when to expect a decision and why experts say this could be critical for ending the pandemic. also, barack obama making a rare personal appearance on the campaign trail. still ahead, we'll explain what the former president told voters as he drummed up support for two democrats in crucial state races for governor. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty

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ryan:. ryan: the tourism income will bounce back. >> every lever that the city can turn to go tourism and people back to the city enjoying the sights and sounds and experiences we have here are really important to our recovery. ryan: according to the city, the recovery could come first. they say for next year, they have over 120. in san francisco, mariah carey, abc 7 news -- ryan curry, abc 7 news. kristen: southwest canceled more flights today. the cancellations, after a weekend of disruptions, after canceling 2000 flights, stranding passengers. in addition, there were hundreds of delays. the carrier is blaming the situation on weather and air traffic control issues. however, the faa says there have been no air traffic staffing shortages. dan: babies whose mothers have covid-19 are significant in more likely to experience health problems before and after birth, according to a new study that looked at 2000 cases in israel. some of the other covid headlines today, merck has asked the fda for

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ryan: ryan curry, abc7 news. liz: alright, let's get a check outside today. another nice day. lisa: it is, but we do have coastal fog, though. a beautiful shot here. this clears and we are left with plenty of 60's on the coast, but it is getting windier later in the day. enjoy today. it is the warmest day we will see for a while. but we have a wind advisory and a red flag warning to pass along, next. liz: also ahead, a scary scene at a new york airport. why passengers had to deplane while still on the runway. and godzilla gourds. and godzilla gourds. the the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation

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ryan: emergency crews were able to get to him and make sure he was not injured. according to c.h.p., officers chased a stolen car from highway 24 all the way to west oakland. where it collided with a bus, sten ss four to meshak's he. are in the with ris injuri. the bus driver and several others onboard went to the hospital with minornjies. sndgny house. talking to my grandson and his friends which is just a few -- houses down the block. and we heard the crash. and we looked down and we saw the bus, and we saw the vehicle. trashed. ryan: mercedes rodriguez was one of the neighbors who came to check on meshak and helped make sure emergency crews got to him while he was stuck. once he was safely downstairs, he told us he still needed to figure out where he was going to stay. >> that's the snaerio that's happening right now. so what i'm going to do at this point i have no idea. where i'm going to go but i want to make sure things are shored up. ryan: people who live in this area tell me one of the neighbors was on the bus and was taken to the hospital. as far as maki

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ryan curry, abc 7 news. kristen: the rain is being linked to hundreds of power outages across the bay area. here's the current outage map. pg&e told us crews are still working to restore power to 8200 customers. pg&e says one reason in particular to blame for most power outages around the bay area. melanie spoke officials today. melanie: it represents a much bigger problem across the bay area, dirt and debris buildup on power lines. when the first rain or even mist hits the lines, this pg&e spokesperson says the now wet debris can cause trouble. >> it causes it to become mud. mud conducts electricity. in those situations we sometimes see fires and outages related to that. these early rai trigger these sort of instances. >> she says the the the continue until we have steady, consistent rain in the area. until recently it was primarily used for larger transmission towers, not neighborhood >> to make sure that we're doing everything we can to prevent these sorts of instances from occurring. and a half after it

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ryan curry hiation the story. ryan: shannon o'connor in court after being extradited from idaho on tuesday. o'connor also known as shannon brugo was arraigned on 39 counts. according to court documents, for over a year, o'connor would hold gatherings at her home in los gatos where minors would drink large amounts of alcohol leading to sexual acts or bodily harm. >> there is nothing cool about letting children drive drunk. there is nothing cool about children getting so drunk that they vomit on alcohol that you provided in your own home. ryan: santa clara district attorney jeff rosen says the charges will be taken very seriously. in the arraignment the judge denied a request from o'connor's attorney to postpone the case and is being held in santa clara jail without bond. >> we filed a motion for the court to set no bail in this case in order to protect the victims, the community, and to secure the defendant's appearance for trial. ryan: we reached out for an interview with o'connor and she declined. the d.a.'s offi

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here's ryan young. >> this was horrible. this did not have to happen. >> reporter: michael was a beloved officer for 18 years. his wife says she pleaded with him to get the vaccine, but he remained skeptical. >> i feel like mike did not get vaccinated because he didn't have all the facts. there was a lot of information moving around, moving parts, you know? when that happens, you can see rumors, miscommunication, information. science leaves the picture. it just becomes chatter. it attacked his lungs and made them look like baby swiss c cheese. >> reporter: over 1,000 miles away, this woman lost her husband in january. she said he wanted to be the first in line to get the vaccine, but never had the chance. >> this is absolutely as bad as you would imagine. to be raising two small girls without their dad. and if he had had the choice to give himself that extra protection, so he could continue to serve the public and still come home to his family, he would have absolutely done it. >> reporter: she shared the final heartbreaking

ryan curry is live with what pants -- fans should expect. ryan: good morning. the gates are expected to open around 11:00 a.m.. that is when people can start making their way in. the first bands take the stage around noon. one thing you need to keep in mind is you have to show either proof of vaccination or a negative covid test set into hours -- test 72 hours before the event. a lot of this is due due to the changes from covid-19. gates opening in a few hours to diverse artists expected to take stage in the early parts of the afternoon. organizers have been implementing safety protocols as well it all vendors will be wearing masks and those vaccination screenings will be happening as you enter at the gates. there is also concern about the park conditions after last week's storm. make sure the soil is in good condition. >> we know the park has done an amazing job. we feel very confident in the mitigation efforts we have taken to deal with all the rain and whether that have happened. -- and weather that it happened. ryan: it has been two years since it has retur

out to the man in the field covering this, and that is ryan. ryan, you first. the january 6th select committee formally voting to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt. the question is what is next? >> don, honestly, the house select committee is moving pretty quickly to get this process moving. it was just last week where steve bannon refused to come in for that deposition, which essentially started the clock for them to make this criminal contempt referral. here it is now only tuesday and it is officially been voted out of the house select committee. the next step will be a vote of the full house on thursday, and thin thence once it passes the full house which it is expected to do so relatively easily it will be in the hands of merrick garland, the attorney general, and the department of justice to begin the prosecution phase of this. there are been a lot of people on twitter complaining they feel that the select committee has not been swift enough in their adjudication of bannon and his defiance, but in terms of congress, which moves extraordinarily slow, t

this is ryan patterson, attorney for 447 partners in this appeal. under ceqa, a mitigated negative declaration is proper only where clearly no significant effects on the environment will occur. otherwise, an e.i.r. is required. as a threshold issue, an accurate, stable, and finite project description is an essential component of an essential document. both the planning commission and the public were confused about the m.i.d. the two different projects here have very different environmental impacts, and the lack of an adequate, stable, and finite project description has led to a legally deficient m.m.d. and misleading ceqa analysis. a landmarking designation for 447 battery street was initiated earlier this year, which means that assumption can no longer be relied upon. although the appellants disagree that their building is historic or landmark eligible, the fact remains that a landmarking designation has been initiated and must be accounted for in the environmental review. due to this basic flaw, the m&d fails to recognize historic resources in add

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ryan: emergency crews were able to get to him and make sure he was not injured. according to chp, officers chased a stolen car all the way to west oakland where collided with a bus, forcing it into his home. chp says four people were in the stolen car, two in the hospital with injuries. the bus driver and others on board went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> i was standing in front of my house talking to my grandson and his friends, which is a few houses down the block, and we had the crash. we looked down and we saw the vehicle. ryan: mercedes rodriguez was one of the neighbors that came to check on her. -- check on him. once he was safely downstairs, he told us he still needed to figure out where he was going to stay. >> that is a scenario happening right now. what i will do at this point, i have no idea. where i'm going to go -- no idea where i'm going to go. ryan: people that live in this area told me one of the neighbors was on the bus and taken to the hospital. as far as repairs to his home, he expect a long process with the city of oakland and his i

. >> i'm ryan nobles in for boris sanchez. new details on the deadly tragedy involving a prop gun and actor alec baldwin. questions about safety on the set while the victim's sister speaks out about her death. >> this week is a critical meeting that could pave the way for younger children could get vaccinated. this is a potential maybe game changer in the fight against the pandemic. >>> and deal or no deal, after another missed deadline, democrats hope this will be the reach week they can reach an agreement. >>> guess what, you know this, look at the celebration the atlanta braves are world series bound, setting up a fall classic showdown with the housto n astros. >>> you are up early on a sunday and we're grateful for it. october 24th. thank you for sharing your time with us. hey ryan. >> i made it a second day. you didn't tell me the second day would be more difficult. >> he's got that right, people. that 1:30, 1:45 wakeup call. >> i might have slept in a little later than that. >> it's all good. >>> we have to begin with th

she did say, okay, you love basketball and ryan's a good mate two other co-owners are ryan smith and ryan sweeney from xl and now we joined way to the ownership group and so it's a great bunch of guys. it's a really good group and she's like, okay, yeah, you're good friends. it's reasonable. okay when you say 1.6, is that million? i was like, we're going to have to change just a little bit. not million. so that was a little bit of an interesting part of the conversation oh, oh >> yeah, a guy willing to try bold steps in fact, atlassian's whole approach to customer engagement is different for the enterprise software industry. they don't spend a lot on a salesforce the conventional wisdom is that you have to ramp up sales. >> our first order that came in without anyone talking to the customer was american airlines it came in on the fax machine and you know, we kind of asked the three or four people we had, anyone talk to american airlines anyone e-mail them we had zero contact with this customer they had gone to our website downloaded the software. learned about its advantages themselv

so, ryan, stay there if you want. we could use you. no more ryan. okay. so the white house is emphasizing this is not the end of the road, and they're saying that, you know, they're going to work to resume tomorrow morning first thing. so here's the statement -- part of it. it says, a great deal of progress has been made this week, and we are closer to an agreement than ever. this is what jen psaki wrote in the statement. a great deal of progress has been made this week, and we are closer to an agreement than ever, but we are not there yet. and so we will need some additional time to finish. starting tomorrow first thing. the president is grateful to speaker pelosi and leader chuck schumer for their extraordinary leadership and to members from across the democratic caucus who have worked so hard the past few days to try to reach an agreement on how to proceed on the infrastructure bill and the build back better plan. it goes on but basically saying it's progress, and the work continues tomorrow morning. what do you think? >> oh, i think they made a lot of