is that moran's notar moran fell out of out of notice. also, um the fbi was able to put an informant inside the cell structure of the christian front and and monitor moran that way and and that led to him kind of becoming more tempered in his public and his public statement. so he became he kind of retires to private citizenship. he tries to get jobs in various factories and businesses, but no one will hire him by 1947. he's driving a cab in south boston and by the 1950s, he's become in fact a reference librarian. what in fact a very high level reference librarian at the boston public library. he was a very bookish guy. he considered himself a working class intellectual and so he runs the he runs the reference and and the circulation desk for time at the boston. library until his death in the early 70s. well, yeah figure that actually doesn't connect to two other questions that came in ron and anonymous attendee essentially both at both asked about the copley square reference in the title. yes, so i should i should have been more for afra

thank you. >> president moran: commissioner maxwell? >> commissioner maxwell: is there going to be an opportunity in this new building for inventory, a better inventory management? >> yes. absolutely. one of the key team members is an industrial engineer who is essential for developing means and method as we design the shops and warehouses. >> commissioner maxwell: did you say there was only one bid? >> one response to the bid. >> commissioner maxwell: do you know why? >> i'll have ivy respond to that question. >> good afternoon commissioners. three consultants submitted proposals in response to the r.f.p. mark cavagnero associates. our goal for any competitive selection process is to ensure there's integrity, transparency, fairness and accountability. maintaining the integrity sometimes means addressing errors and by staff with the instructions of the requirement of the r.f.p. two of the proposers did not follow the clear instructions of the r.f.p. and erred in the schedule. unfortunately, staff did not find the error to one of the fir

. >> president moran: the motion passes. next item. >> clerk: item 4, approval of the minutes february 8, 2022. >> president moran: any additions or corrections or comments? seeing none. public comment please. >> clerk: members of the pub who wish to make two minutes on item 4, dial (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound. press star 3 to speak. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: public comment is closed. >> president moran: any further discussion? motion and second please. >> commissioner maxwell: motion to approve minutes. >> commissioner paulson: second. >> president moran: roll call please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> president moran: minutes from approved. >> clerk: item 5, general public comment. members of the public my address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda by dialing (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound. press star 3 to speak. >> there are six callers in the queue. >> caller: the commissioner,

. >> president moran: thank you. next item is communications. any comments or questions about the communications you received? seeing none i have one item. i like to ask staff to prepare a schedule for the unfinished business that we have in the workshops that we had started almost a year ago. we had a schedule that took us to the fall and then with budget and everything else. we have kind of lost track of that. if staff would put together a schedule that we can keep for the remaining items that we've identified for workshops, i appreciate that. that should be part of the advance calendar. anything else on communications? public comment please. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make public comment on item 6, dial (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers wishing to be recognized at this time. >> clerk: thank you, public comment is item 6 is closed. >> president moran: thank you. next item. >> clerk: item 7, the annual revenue bond ove

>> president moran: i'm severing that. if we can have a motion and second on the consent calendar absent 11d. >> so moved. >> second. >> president moran: we have a motion and a second. please call the roll. [roll call vote] you have four ayes. >> president moran: with respect to 11d i expect we continue that to next agenda so staff with get that together. next item. >> clerk: next order of business is item 12. approve modification for program for accounts complying with article 12c of the city and county san francisco health code to change the name of the program to water ordinance excess use charge program change the water usage data reporting requirements for the projects subject to the program, establish methodology for applying excess use charges on a project's bill and change the building schedule for excess use charges to a six-month cumulative basis, clarify eligibility requirements for project and to request a temporary suspension or prevision. >> good afternoon. thank you so much for the opportunity to report on t

. >> president moran: the motion passes. next item. >> clerk: item 4, approval of the minutes february 8, 2022. >> president moran: any additions or corrections or comments? seeing none. public comment please. >> clerk: members of the pub who wish to make two minutes on item 4, dial (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound. press star 3 to speak. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: public comment is closed. >> president moran: any further discussion? motion and second please. >> commissioner maxwell: motion to approve minutes. >> commissioner paulson: second. >> president moran: roll call please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> president moran: minutes from approved. >> clerk: item 5, general public comment. members of the public my address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda by dialing (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound. press star 3 to speak. >> there are six callers in the queue. >> caller: the commissioner,

>> terry moran leading us off tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, russia now responding to the u.s. vladimir putin holding firm on his demands and threatening, in their words, military technical measures. now, they have used this kind of language before, when russian action then followed, so, let's bring in mary bruce, she's live at the white house tonight. and mary, we heard president biden today saying the risk is very high, that russia will invade ukraine within days, were his words. you have new reporting tonight, what led to this new new ed warning from the president today, and the russians now responding to the u.s. tonight? >> reporter: david, the president taking this more urgent tone that he's being shown intelligence that russia is looking to create an excuse to invade. in a letter today, the russians seemed to make clear they are not interested in compromise or de-escalation. instead, they are restating their hard-line demands, that ewe yukraine never be allowed tn nato, and that allied forces put out of

it's scary." >> and terry moran back with us from ukraine tonight. and terry, i know they have been putting on a brave face there for some time now. their leaders urging ewe tin. but as we saw in that interview you just did, the reality on the ground, it appears they sense this is now a real possibility, that russia could act here. >> reporter: they do, david. from the ukrainian government to ordinary citizens like that woman, there's a shift in tone, a new reality, a new focus. in the couple of weeks since i've arrived, ukrainians have gone from skepticism that anything might happen that disbelief that it really could. and now you sense a fear that it might. david? >> terry moran tonight, thank you. >>> tonight, russia now responding to the u.s. vladimir putin holding firm on his demands and threatening, in their words, military technical measures. now, they have used this kind of language before, when russian action then followed, so, let's bring in mary bruce, she's live at the white house tonight. and mary, we heard president biden today saying t

senator moran mentioned overbuilding. the mission here as lid out in the statute is to prioritize unserved. at the end of this, shame on me if there's anyone unserved left. so the maps will tell us who is unserved and who is underserved and that's why we can't deploy any of this money until we have the accurate maps. as you say, this is not a purview of the fcc. we are in constant communication with the fcc. i have met with the chairwoman myself. we have been -- they represent that probably this summer they will have the maps. i will say this. i to have confidence they will be more accra rat than in the a past. the past they have been broad by census track. these are down to the household, and we're incorporating our census data into the maps. but for more detailed answer, i would refer you to the chairwoman and the fcc. >> thank you, i appreciate that. can you -- one of the other aspects of that is the process might be if there's concern about accuracy. can you speak to what the department is thinking about in terms of a

>> terry moran from ukraine for us again tonight. terry, thank you. >>> back here at home now, and to the pandemic. and news tonight that the cdc will soon update its mask guidance for the country. what cdc director dr. rochelle walensky signaled just today. and late today, what dr. fauci told us about what he sees next. here's abc's whit johnson now. >> reporter: tonight, with states racing to drop mask mandates, abc news has learned the cdc will update its mask guidance as early as next week. >> we want to give people a beak from things like mask wearing, when these metrics are better, and then have the ability to reach for them again should things worsen. >> reporter: new covid cases nationwide plunging 81% from the peak of omicron, falling below the peak of the delta surge. but ten states are still running low on icu beds, and cdc director dr. rochelle walensky saying today hospital capacity is a key barometer for changing mask guidance. >> our hospitals need to be able to take care of people with heart attacks and strokes. our e

terry moran in ukraine. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> also breaking tonight, pfizer's vaccine for children under 5. both pfizer and the fda revealing that they are delaying this. for how long and why and news tonight on that third booster millions of adults received in this country. how soon does it wane? and does this mean a fourth shot is now possible? >>> the horror playing out. nine police officers shot or wounded. a baby placed on a doorstep in phoenix. when police move in, gunfire from the home. the hours-long standoff. matt gutman in phoenix. >>> just in tonight, the major development in the trucker protest just north of the border now a state of emergency. late today, what a judge has now ordered on the other side of the bridge from detroit to ontario. >>> martha raddatz inside iran, witnessing the chants of death to america. u.s. authorities warning tonight iran is within weeks of having the fuel needed to then make a nuclear bomb. so where do the talks stand tonight? >>> news on queen eli

terry moran in ukraine. james longman in russia tonight. >>> here at home, the american airlines flight forced to divert because of that unruly passenger. authorities say in addition to trying to get into the cockpit, he also tried to open a door mid flight. the scene onboard that plane. >>> also tonight, the missing plane. the urgent search under way off the coast of north carolina. the plane vanishing off radar with eight people onboard. >>> breaking news just north of the border tonight. canadian prime minister justin trudeau declaring a national emergency now to end the trucker protests. and news tonight involving the bridge in detroit and the impact on u.s. automakers. >>> the pandemic tonight. the omicron surge slowing. now 175,000 new cases a day. and tonight, we have news on americans suffering from long covid. even if your bout with the coronavirus was mild. what they're now seeing, especially when it comes to the heart. >>> in new york city, the chilling murder. the suspect following a young woman

terry moran in ukraine again tonight. terry, thank you. >>> here at home now and to the attack on the capitol, and after the republican national committee recently said that january 6th was legitimate political discourse, tonight, what the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, said about that today. making it clear it was not legitimate. rachel scott on the hill. ch. >> reporter: today, the senate's top republican taking aim at the rnc resolution that declared january 6th legitimate political discourse. >> it was a violent insurrection for the purpose of trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power after a legitimately certified election, from one administration to the next. that's what it was. >> reporter: mcconnell knows full well that that question of whether january 6th was legitimate political discourse will follow republican candidates into the midterms. and it could drag them down. today, he also rebuked his party for sencensuring two gop congres members -- adam kinzinger and liz cheney -- for joini

terry moran in ukraine, cecilia vega at the white house, and martha raddatz on what an attack could look like. >>> also tonight, for the first time in american history, a coection w mass soting in the u.s. remington reaching a $73 million settlement with families of nine victims of the sandy hook massacre. >>> the major turn tonight involving prince andrew, settling the sex abuse lawsuit brought by accuser virginia giuffre. what prince andrew is now saying about jeffrey epstein. >>> the discovery tonight under a stairwell in upstate new york. a 4-year-old girl who was reported missing more than two years ago has been found alive. >>> the battle over masks across this country tonight. lawmakers trying to block school boards, board members facing recall elections. and all of this tonight amid new findings here on omicron and children. >>> the olympics tonight and the 15-year-old russian figure skater allowed to keep competing after that positive test. tonight, now in first place already. ulisea no one will get a medal? >>> we're tracking this new cross-country storm tonight, from the rocki

>> terry moran from ukraine for us again tonight. terry, thank you. >>> back here at home now, and to the pandemic. and news tonight that the cdc will soon update its mask guidance for the country. what cdc director dr. rochelle walensky signaled just today. and then late today, what dr. fauci told us about what he sees next. here's abc's whit johnson now. >> reporter: tonight, with states racing to drop mask mandates, abc news has learned the cdc will update its mask guidance as early as next week. >> we want to give people a break from things like mask wearing, when these metrics are better, and then have the ability to reach for them again should things worsen. >> reporter: new covid cases nationwide plunging 81% from the peak of omicron, falling below the peak of the delta surge. but ten states are still running low on icu beds, and cdc director dr. rochelle walensky today saying hospital capacity is a key barometer for changing mask guidance. >> our emergency departments can't be so overwhelmed that patients with emergent issues

jocelyn moran, kpix5. eaker congressional leaders wil a moment of silence for the mor infect are plummeting a admissions are slowing with cases dropping 70% in places like maryland and new york. >> we are a good part of the way through the wave and not close to the end, depending on how you measure that and it will be a long struggle. >> a new recommendation from the cdc that if you are immunocompromised and received a pfizer or moderna vaccine, you should look to get a fourth shot three months after the previous booster. the revised guidance comes after some people were turned away that were looking for a fourth dose. >>> u.s. officials warn of a russian invasion of ukraine and that it could happen any day. the u.s. has troops in position to defendant nato countries in the region with military officials hoping it's enough to deter russia from a invasion and they predicted could cause as many as 1000 civilian casualties and 5 million refugees. >>. >> the single greatest threat europe faces since the 1940s.

terry moran in ukraine again tonight. terry, thank you. >>> here at home now and to the attack on the capitol, and after the republican national committee recently said that january 6th was legitimate political discourse, tonight, what the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, said about that today. making it clear it was not legitimate. rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: today, the senate's top republican taking aim at the rnc resolution that declared january 6th legitimate political discourse. >> it was a violent insurrection for the purpose of trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power after a legitimately certified election, from one administration to the next. that's what it was. >> reporter: mcconnell knows full well that that question of whether january 6th was legitimate political discourse will follow republican candidates into the midterms. and it could drag them down. today, he also rebuked his party for censuring two gop representatives -- adam kinzinger and liz cheney -- for joining the

terry moran in ukraine, cecilia vega at the white house, and martha raddatz tonight on what an attack could look like. >>> also tonight, for the first time in american history, a gun manufacturer paying millions in a landmark settlement, in connection with a mass shooting in the u.s. remington reaching a $73 million settlement with families of nine victims of the sandy hook massacre. >>> the major turn tonight involving prince andrew, settling the sex abuse lawsuit brought by accuser virginia giuffre. what prince andrew is now saying about jeffrey epstein. >>> the discovery tonight under a stairwell in upstate new york. a 4-year-old girl who was reported missing more than two years ago has been found alive. >>> the battle over masks across this country tonight. lawmakers trying to block school boards, board members facing recall elections. and all of this tonight amid new findings here on omicron and children. >>> the olympics tonight and the 15-year-old russian figure skater allowed to keep competing after that positive test. tonight, now in first place already. could this mean no on

terry moran in ukraine tonight, mary bruce at the white house, martha raddatz from the region. >>> here at home tonight, this major winter storm at this hour. 30 states on alert for snow, ice and flooding. drivers already off the roads. from texas, all the way up through new york and the rest of the northeast. and across the south, right now,

terry moran in ukraine. james longman in russia tonight. >>> here at home, the american airlines flight forced to divert because of that unruly passenger. authorities say in addition to trying to get into the cockpit. he tried to open the door midnight. the scene onboard that plane. >>> also tonight, the missing plane. the urgent search under way off the coast of north carolina. the plane vanishing off radar with eight people onboard. >>> breaking news just north of the border tonight. canadian prime minister justin trudeau declaring a national emergency now to end the trucker protests. and news tonight involving the bridge in detroit and the impact on u.s. automakers. >>> the pandemic tonight. the omicron surge slowing. now 175,000 new cases a day. and tonight, we have news on americans suffering from long covid. even if your bout with the coronavirus was mild. what they're now seeing, especially when it comes to the heart. >>> in new york city, the chilling murder. the suspect following a young woman into

terry moran in ukraine. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> and pfizer and the fda revealing they're delaying the vaccine for children under 5. and news on the booster, how soon does it wane? is a fourth shot now possible? >>> nine police officers now wounded. a baby placed on a doorstep in phoenix. the hours-long standoff. matt gutman in phoenix. >>> just in tonight, the major development in the trucker protest north of the border. what a judge has now ordered on the other side of the bridge from detroit to ontario. >>> martha raddatz inside iran, witnessing the chants of death to america. where do the talks stand tonight? >>> news on queen elizabeth. prince charles testing positive for covid. he had been with the queen and what buckingham palace is now saying. >>> and this question tonight, who else is headed to the super bowl? you met them right here. i'm guessing you'll be very happy to learn role. wharour persons of the week? >>> good evening. great to have you with us as we near the end of another

jocelyn moran, kpix5. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. westbound 80 before magazine street, traffic backed up into vallejo. a busy ride and you will see brake lights into berkeley was 26 minutes on highway 4 to the maze and highway 4 already busy with 47 minutes from antioch through a.d.d. the altamont pass, 56 minutes already from 205 toward 680 and the south bay commute, brake lights coming away from the connector and the bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on. give yourself a 10 minutes from the maze into san francisco. >>> something to brighten your day, check out this stunning sunrise with the sun rising through the bay area. our san francisco mark hotel camera looks pretty with temps in the 30s, 40s and low 50s and through the afternoon, we are talking about spring-like weather with plenty of sunshine and warmer compared to the weekend with mid-60s at the coast and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. sunny and warmer with mild temperatures tuesday and wednesday and then showers return into thursday with our next weather syste

joycelyn moran joins us with why today's vote is so critical. we have seen a lot of steps in this process. >> reporter: this isn't the only step. there are going to be more votes that can happen in order to keep the team in oakland. this could be a first step in a series of them to help the team move forward in reaching an agreement with the city. let's take a live look at oakland where city council is set to decide whether to certify environmental impact report for the a's $12 billion howard terminal development. this comes nearly a month after the planning commission voted to recommend city council certify the report which analyzes environmental impact of the project. the proposed project would build a 35,000 seat ballpark, 3,000 units for housing space, hotel rooms, offices. here is what's key. city council votes and would still need future votes on the development itself and the community benefits package. the meeting is set to go underway at 3:30. >> of course we have support for the project and there is also opposition as well. >> we have

our terry moran on the ground in kyiv. >>> also developing tonight, outrage is mounting over that no-knock warrant raid in minneapolis that led to the deadly police shooting of amir locke, a 22-year-old black man. tonight, what we're learning about why no-knock warrants are still being ordered when city officials restricted their use after the death of george floyd. >>> new images just in from ohio of more than a dozen people rescued from a piece of floating ice on lake erie. >>> frustration is boiling over across the border tonight. thousands of truckers protesting canada's vaccine requirements for drivers who cross into the u.s., where new covid cases and hospitalizations are plunging. what we can expect in this next phase of the pandemic. and when we could start to see restrictions eased. >>> a tragic death after the navy s.e.a.l.s "hell week." tonight, what we're learning about the candidate who passed away. >>> a suspected florida serial killer charged, accused of targeting homeless men as they slept. tonight, the disturbing surveillance footage that led authorities to his arrest. >>>

jocelyn moran, kpix5. >>> up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> support for oakland schools with a push for faith leaders in the city. >>> i'm meteorologist mary lee with your first alert weather and beautiful blue skies with a we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> new at noon, faith leaders in oakland call for a school closure plan to be put on hold. >> they want to see what they call an equity analysis, showing how it will affect students of color and they say the overall process should be more transparent. 23 clergy signed the plea today. >> moving our kids to other schools in moving them around, we don't believe that will work for them. we will do everything that we can to keep the school districts open. we ask that you please not make this move right now and let them stay still where they are right n

we have jocelyn moran and san francisco and the average gas price just hit a new record. >> reporter: this article gas station is one of the cheapest you will find in the city, $4.47 per gallon and the prices are felt in the wallets of many residents and may continue going up. if you've been feeling the pain at the pump, you are not alone. >> i don't ever remember at this bad. >> reporter: california hitting a record in the average gas price, according to aaa, $4.74. it doesn't stop there with the bay area hitting records and san francisco as a $4.90 and oakland at $4.81 and san jose tied at $4.81. the crisis between russia and ukraine could make things worse. >> oil prices are advancing to the highest levels since 2014 on concerns that russia could invade ukraine. that would likely induce a response from the u.s. that could sanction russia's economy and russia could retaliate by limiting oil exports. >> reporter: on top of that, gasbuddy said there were factors like increased demand for gas in the summer. >> it's nearly a guarantee that prices will go higher and probably in just a fe

joslin moran on what they are pushing for. >> reporter: protests are happening today for a day without immigrants are meant to pressure president biden and lawmakers to pass immigration reform. those who participate may not go to work or spend today, that is because valentine's day is a day when many buy gifts for loved ones, and a day that generates a lot of economic activity. advocates are trying to show the role that immigrants play with at the golden gate welcome center some plan on walking across the bridge, but only if you showed up. the golden gate welcome center parking lot was closed. their plan afterwards is to go to the federal building where a protest is planned. renc holding a rally hoping hold democrats accountable on their promises.>> we are demanding that the u.s. senate, our u.s. senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein, president biden, you are so close. you must be more proactive to make sure that the build back better bill passes, containing immigration reform. >> organizers for today's protest at the federal building say they want a pathway to citizenship for imm

kpix 5's jocelyn moran tells us how his graduating class is honoring him. >> reporter: he would have graduated with the class of recruits today. the alameda county sheriff's office is making sure he is always remember. they celebrated the 172nd academy class today, including 28-year-old david nguyen. he was killed in a freeway shooting in january on the westbound approach to the bay bridge. he was headed to san francisco after a day of training with his class. through the ceremony today, a special presentation helped to make sure he is an honorary deputy sheriff. the sheriff said, this is the first time they have ever done something like this. david with the type of person any police agency wanted to have as a sworn member. >> he was a hard-working kid. he was very fit, smart, energetic. he was one of the people the entire class drew to. he supported us to make sure his family knows how much we miss him. he will always be remembered and will be part of this 172nd class graduation forever. >> reporter: adding that david is more than deserving of this recognition. in dublin, jocelyn mo

abc's terry moran in ukraine tonight. >>> here at home, in minneapolis, the demands for charges against the man who shot amir locke, the 22-year-old black man killed in a no-knock police raid, awakened on a couch, holding a handgun his family says he legally owned. >>> we're learning more tonight about the death of a navy s.e.a.l. candidate after what's called hell week. the grueling training and tests. the governor of his home state tonight remembering him as a legend. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the new and dramatic video showing the moments an f-13 fighter jet smashes into a navy carrier, bursting into flames. >>> the 15 boxes of records former president trump reportedly took from the white house with him to mar-a-lago. tonight, the documents retrieved and jon karl reporting. >>> and america strong tonight. the granddaughter who wanted to buy a house for her grandmother. the moment right here tonight. >>> good evening and it's great >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we're following that deadly supermarket shooting. >>> also pre

in the newsroom, i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5. >>> governor newsom is backing a new bill to allow people to force the state's ban on assault weapon. it is modeled after a texas law that lets private citizens enforce a ban on abortions. >> if there was can use a lot to ban a woman's right to choose and to put her health at risk, we will use that same law to save lives and improve the health and safety of the people in the state of california. >> the bill would apply to people who manufacture or distribute assault weapons or goes to guns. allows people to seek a court order to stop the spread of the weapons and recover up to $10,000 in damages for each weapon. >>> now to the coronavirus. there is a new drive-through covid test a tri-valley residence. kindlytest.com just opened at the alameda county fairgrounds. is open seven days a week. no point in necessary. the site will be open through march. for information on covid test sites as well as vaccinations, you can head to our website, kpix.com. >>> some east bay restaurant are hoping for a boost in business as the kickoff taste dry valley

first, senior national correspondent terry moran is in lviv in western ukraine. >> reporter: byron, it's been an ominous day for ukrainians. it began with reports out of eastern ukraine that long-simmering conflict out there, sharply escalated shelling, artillery fire, mortar fire, tank fire across the front lines. really the most intensive shelling of ukraine from those rebel-held, russian-backed separatist-held positions in months. the events have been hurtling forward, throwing these people towards catastrophe that is approaching. and they are readying themselves. >> there have been a number of incidents that have turned out to be false flags today. what were they, and why are the russians doing this? >> reporter: well, they were obvious false flags. that's what's so strange about it. here's the ukrainians facing one of the most powerful armies in the world. are they going to start things? doesn't look like it. instead you've got reports out of rebel-held, separatist-held enclaves in eastern ukraine of supposedly a massive ukrainian invasion is going to come. they announced an evacuat

in concord jocelyn moran shall, kpix5. >>> hears are underway to see if scott peterson will get a new trial help richelle nice lied on the juror questionnaire and hearings are supposed to last for a few days. >>> president biden scheduled to give the state of the union address tomorrow. now it comes amid the russian invasion of ukraine, and less than a week after he announced his nominee for the supreme court. the president's approval ratings have been sinking. governor kim reynolds will dee deliver the republican response. watch president biden's state of the union address tomorrow night at 6:00 on kpix5:00 and before that the news 59:00 followed by cbs evening news at 5:30. >>> a new u.n. climate report warns we are running out of ways to adapt to climate change. it find nearly half the world's population is considered highly vulnerable, and that global leadership to fight climate change is failing. deborah alfarone has the story from the white house. a dire warning from the leading climate scientists. adapt or suffer. >> there is a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a livea

. >> joycelyn moran joins us. cases have dropped in the county and we are talking pretty dramatically. >>> we know santa clara is the only bay area county that still has the indoor mask mandate in effect. the threshold is for the seven day average of new cases to be 550 or below. yesterday it was 555. we are waiting for the number to be updated. the county public health officer spoke with supervisors and says she expects the seven day rolling average to dip below that today. that doesn't mean the indoor mask mandate for those fully vaccinated drops today. it would need to stay at or below the threshold for seven consecutive days. >> the way things are trending, i am confident that the trends will continue at or below 550 a day. >> some may not be ready to take off their masks yet. they're being more cautious especially if they live with or care for people who are vulnerable. we have seen in other counties despite the mandate lifted some are wearing masks in stores and other public places. >> that personal preferen

. >> we have jocelyn moran and people are paying highest prices in the nation right now? >> reporter: they are. if you've pumped gas, you may have noticed that california is breaking not a good record with the current price, $4.74 average, highest recorded. in the bay area, breaking records and in oakland, the average is $4.81 and san jose, $4.81 and san francisco, $4.90. you can blame uncertainty in russia for the crisis in the spike. prices could be pushed further if russia invades, adding that ukraine could strike back by sabotaging a key pipeline. gas prices are making people think twice about taking trips. >> i wanted to go to lake tahoe, but it's too far. i ain't got the gas for that. >> we thought we had see the highest prices, but they could go up even higher, unfortunately. >> relief for aaa and offering advice to help us out this morning. >> a couple of things i do not know. make sure your tires are properly inflated and use cruise control on the highways, but not slippery roads and avoid using your air conditioning. >> it's not pretty. >>> today, the recall sf

. >> thank you, senator moran. chairman leahy, would you like to make remarks before i call on the secretary? >> no. i'm just interested in hearing. i'm one of those that lives in a rural area on a dirt road, 5 miles from the state capital building. after days of broadband ip the highest. some days it works, not often, but some days. maybe because the company doesn't give a damn but we will get to that. >> i thought maybe you were here to give an update that we have an agreement on the omnibus. >> i will tell you about that after. [laughter] >> okay. mr. secretary. >> thank you good afternoon. good afternoon cher shaheen, ranking member, members of the committee. thank you for having me. i look forward to the discussion, and it's nice to see you all in person. as the chairwoman said very eloquently, too many families across america can't afford the cost of broadband service, or as the chair man just said, they live in areas that don't have access to high-speed internet. and gaps in broadband mean gaps and opportuni

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joycelyn moran joins us w the mi over the g. this was a long conversation, discussion that happened last night including hours of public comment and really this has been a long process all around. mayor libby schaaf is calling last night's vote a historic moment. this is putting city and a's closer to reaching agreement. council members voted 6-2 to certify the environmental impact report. the project includes a stadium seating about 35,000, hotel, space for retail, up to 3,000 housing units. 15% would be affordable housing. but many speakers wanted that number to be much higher. this project has not come without heated debate. some are upset residents have been left out of the conversation. others say they need jobs the stadium can provide. >> the willing and knowing exclusion of black multi generational west oaklanders from this process is shameful. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> when people go, they go to watch the players and also go because of us employees. there are hundreds of us and these jobs matter a lot to us.

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joycelyn moran joins us live. there are mixed emotions about this. >> reporter: absolutely. really this was a long discussion. it included hours of public comment and that is fitting given that the entire process has been a long one. mayor libby schaaf is calling last night's vote a historic moment. it puts city and a's closer to reaching agreement. council members voted 6-2 to certify environmental impact report. howard terminal ballpark project includes a stadium seating 35,000, hotel, space for retail, up to 3,000 housing units. 15% would be affordable housing. many speakers wanted the number to be much higher. the project has not come without heated debate. some are upset residents have been left out of the conversation. others say they need the jobs the stadium can provide. >> the willing and knowing exclusion of black multi generational west oaklanders from this resolution process is shameful. you should all be ashamed of yourself. >> when people go to an a's game, they go to watch the players but also go because of us employees. there are hundreds of us and these jobs

terry moran back with us tonight from kyiv. and terry, russia now releasing details about that crucial call between biden and putin. what is their take on what was discussed? >> reporter: well, whit, the kremlin says that the u.s. is trying to create an atmosphere of hysteria so when russian troops return to their bases, the kremlin says, the u.s. will just declare victory. but senior american officials tell us, they aren't basing these warnings on what's coming out of the kremlin in moscow, but on what they see on the ground here. whit? >> all right, terry for us again, thank you from ukraine. >>> let's bring in abc's karen travers at the white house tonight to break down some of this for us. karen, those 3,000 american troops heading to the region, what is their role, even if there's an invasion? >> reporter: whit, the white house says these american troops are not going to war. they are not going to be fighting russia in ukraine. these are temporary defensive deployments. the united states reinforcing nato allies in eastern

we'll check back in with you later moran find out. thanks for joining us. and the next that more on that evacuation where i was referring to, there is now 2 days into that rescue operation from the break away. don't bash republics 2 neighboring russia. ortiz. donald corta is at one of the locations, accommodating them russian region of russell is under a state of emergency, and the authorities have set up zones all over the region to accommodate the expected 700000 evacuees. coming from the don bus region of eastern ukraine and one of the things that the regions governor asked was for the owners of hotels in the region to help out in the accommodation process. and as you can see here, this hotel that we're staying in is no exception behind me. you can see a number of evacuees from the don bus region that have already made their way into russ stove. they're right now checking into the hotel and there's another part of the hotel where they're already trying to give monetary compensation to these people that are coming to russia as evacuees. they don't know ho

>> please. >> i think it was senator moran. i would love to see congress to settle the issue of fcc end net neutrality, but until then the fcc has the authority to act and federal courts, dc circuit. in the cases the fcc has the authority to act and with the neutrality rules and the authority to repeal them. >> she's answered the same question with some colleagues is why i was trying to speed up. okay we have senator young. >> thank you, chairman. welcome. you are required to recuse yourself of any matter that you could have a financial benefit. however, as it's been discussed repeatedly today, you chose to submit a voluntary letter of recusal to the fcc's acting general counsel on a january 207th informing them that should you be confirmed, you would recuse yourself from any matter, quote, where retransmission consent or television broadcast copyright is a material issue,." you explained in this letter that this is done to avoid any appearance of impropriety and to ensure the public has full confidence that policymakers will m

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