prime minister scott morrison has previously been accused of being "tone deaf" on the issues effecting women in parliament. he said he was appalled by the findings of the report. i wish i found them more surprising. but i find them just as appalling. just because what you do is important and stressful and demanding can never normalise that behaviour as being somehow, somehow ok. it's not ok. let's go live now to canberra, where i'm joined by australian senator larissa waters. she is a member of the opposition party the australian greens. iami i am i really appreciate the time you're taking to speak to us. i know you're taking to speak to us. i know you're very busy and you have to — off soon. as someone who works in parliament among almost daily basis, were you surprised by the findings? hello. sadly, iwasn't were you surprised by the findings? hello. sadly, i wasn't surprised, were you surprised by the findings? hello. sadly, iwasn't surprised, as a woman working in parliament for the last ten years. it's very clear that has been a toxic, sexist, unsafe workplace for a very long tim

. >> it's much like the ku klux klan act, catching slaves in free states after the dred scott decision. bounty hunters were allowed to steal slaves back and bring them to the south. that's exactly what is happening here. it's not complex. >> so states use their power and their funds to dial up vigilante pressure and discourage anyone from helping, in that case, escaped slaves, by finding them with what in today's dollars would be $30,000. that's a lot of money. what is legal is not always what proves to be right. the supreme court first upheld that fugitive slave act in the infamous dred scott was, was later overruled. it's now considered such a huge blight that every justice on the supreme court, no matter what their party, says it was wrong at the time. when you see how extreme bounties can be and how men in power are using them to target women to deny them what are currently protected constitutional rights, you can see why many people seriously liken this crackdown to the dystopian story of "the handmaid's tale", where power is used to deny women's rights and freedom and fundamental

back in the mid ninety's, former un weapons inspector scott ritter told us he thinks nato is playing a very dangerous game. and there's nothing about what nato is doing right now. that makes any sense whatsoever. at the end of the day, they're only playing to russian strengths. it's a very dangerous game because as president goodness said, of russia has read lines in that these red lines aren't just figurative. they're real. and there will be real consequences if these red lines continue to be violated. as far as anybody can tell, is not prepared to invade ukraine unprovoked. if ukraine attacks or otherwise provokes russia, russia will respond. but the notion of russia just starting a war of aggression against ukraine, out of the blue, is ludicrous and nato knows this. we need to put this into perspective of where nato in the u. s. is right now, under the trump administration, the relationship between the united states, nato, was a very strange one, and it didn't get any better under biden. and nato right now is looking for relevance and looking to reassemble a semblance of, of subst

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move on to a topic that you've been writing about, extensively, the remnant just very poetic sounding scott, a long biblical history. yes. and tell us more, what can i say more other than i'm almost finished writing part 2. so part 2 is going to be called the remnant the parasite and the masses. and it's going to be more of a psychological exploration of those 3 archetypes because i didn't do that in the 1st one. in the 1st one. it was really taking the inspiration from albert knox piece, who he actually inspired my rough bod. never like that. like a big part of libertarian australia con movement. but i only focused on this idea of selective adoption really. and the idea that big quinn is all the remnant of these, this archetype of person. that is, that is the one percent that makes the difference. and in this new one, i'm actually going to explore the, the psyche of the remnant and the masters, but also this 3rd archetype, which i call the, the parasite, which most people call elite. and i'm sick and tired of giving the parasites that designation over uncles and beliefs like to be late imp

at the trial continues today, i want to bring in david scott lansky for more. is a professor of law at stanford, codirector of the criminal justice center. this case has captured the fixation and fascination of the world. i am curious, what is your reaction to elizabeth holmes' testifying that she was raped at stanford and that motivated her? david: she didn't just testify about being raped at stanford, she also testified that --, who has also been charged in the case, repeatedly abused her in the course of their long-term romantic relationship. that is not the typical defense you see in a fraud case. emily: what is the typical defense you see in a fraud case? what makes this unusual? david: the typical defense is the rest of what elizabeth holmes has testified to during her time on the stand. she believed in the company, she relied on others, she delegated authority, she wasn't intentionally trying to deceive anyone. that is ultimately what the prosecutors have to prove, not just that she deceived people, but that she intended to lie to people and deceive them

my name is jay scott evans, and today, i was turned away because the meeting was closed. it's very difficult to discern that from the information that's on your website or agenda, so i would ensure that you do a better job of making sure that meetings that are supposed to be public are made available. lastly, i agree with item 33. i think this item needs to go to committee. if it's good to have vaccinated in person meeting inside for hotels, restaurants, theaters, bars, etc., it's good enough for the board of supervisors, and you should put yourselves on the same onus that you put on us and set an example. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, sir. we appreciate your patience. all right. operations, do we have another caller in the queue? >> can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. >> hello. my name is [indiscernible] fonseco, and i've been a medallion driver for 34 years. supervisor ronen, may you be blessed, and may you and your family have the strength to carry on. i wrote you a letter yesterday, two pages long, and it's regarding the taxi industry

i have also been praying for my friend, attorney general lynn fitch, the solicitor general scott stewart and many others in the a.g.'s office who worked tirelessly to represent our state so well in this case. with the oral argument scheduled for tomorrow morning, i pray that god would grant them all confidence and courage, as well as the right words to say in the court. most of all, i have been praying for all the unborn children whose right to life hangs in the balance of this case. throughout this time, i've kept the words of first samuel 1:27 close to my heart -- for this child, i have prayed and the lord has given me my petition which i ask of him. so today, tonight, and tomorrow morning, i will be praying without ceasing. i hope each of you would join me in prayer of this historic court decision that started in mississippi. may the dobbs case restore the sanctity of life and reverse the moral stain of roe v. wade. thank you, mr. president. mr. moran: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: for nearly 50 years, roe v. wade has been -- our politics ha

ok with that in mind that let's bring in an analyst, scott rissa, who spent several years as a un weapons inspector, also served to the us marine corps and intelligence officer. welcome back to ality . scott, do you think nato was expecting the missile reveal from president potent given the earlier announcement that were going to scatter america warheads around eastern europe? i don't think nato is operating with a, with a sound game plan. i think that they are making it up as they go along, if there's nothing about what nato is doing right now, that makes any sense whatsoever. at the end of the day, they're only playing to russian strengths in x and, and further exposing nato, a weaknesses. and it's a very dangerous game because as a present food has said, russia has read lines and that these red lines aren't just figurative. they're real . and there will be real consequences if these red lines are continue to be violated. so i, i think nato right now is found itself in a good test, huffing prosecutor where they will have to look strong without understanding why they need to look struck.

back to you. >> thank you scott, where are you positioned? how are you positioned within the broader consumer space >> we have talked a lot with our retail analysts here just about the supply chain disruption and they have been surprised how much inventory a lot of these re retailers ended the third quarter with and optimistic to have items on the shelves to buy and that was a big bounce so there's going to be demand a lot of these retail names is caution with the inventory situation but the overall consumer discretionary sector is neutral there. but for us this is a good not a great shopping season. we want to have exposure there and a full allocation of that particular sector. what's going to be the situation here when it's all over and done with is that it will be a good but not a great christmas selling season. >> we have three minutes left of trading. near session lows on the dow down 660 down 700 closing out the month. looking at the gains and losses for the month the nasdaq is higher nasdaq 100 up almost 2%. the dow down 4% for the mon

her convicted murderer scott peterson, is in the san mateo county jail now ahead of his re sentencing hearing next week. peterson was transferred from san quentin yesterday. he is set to be re sentenced next wednesday after his death sentence was overturned last year due to juror misconduct. peterson was convicted for the 2002 murders of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. drought conditions are expected to have a significant economic effect across the state. ktvu tom vacar looked at where california may be headed. when it comes to our water supply. was california's what october just to sucker punch to the states. all important reservoirs historically 1976, which was historically dry, started off with a wet october. so we're not counting our chickens? yes ski conditions. tracker ski central dot com says that of the 25 big california resorts attracts only three or open and in a very limited basis. mammoth the most active has 40 runs open, which is only a quarter of its runs. boreal mountain, two runs open 6% of its runs. alpine meadows, two runs open just 2% of its runs. the rest clo

she was the only woman invited to that central stage to speak at the march on washington, and coretta scott king was so taken with a grantor civil rights activism that she had hoped that after the assassination of king, she would assume the reins, but that was not to be, we are dealing with some sexism of christ at that particular moment as well, but this is simply an example of how dedicated baker was to notjust the cause of france come of the resistance, but also to civil rights in the united states. she never ever forgot home. civil rights in the united states. she never everforgot home. just she never ever forgot home. just briefl , she never ever forgot home. just briefly. she's _ she never ever forgot home. just briefly, she's only the sixth woman tojoin 18 national briefly, she's only the sixth woman to join 18 national heroes, briefly, she's only the sixth woman tojoin 18 national heroes, the first black women. how significant is that for young women these days to see her there? i is that for young women these days to see her there?— to see her there? i think it's extremely — to

scott budman actually in the courtroom. he's been following the case since the beginning. get the latest on the trial by following him on twitter. live updates once again from inside the courtroom. his twitter handle is, @scottbudman. >>> an east bay senior scammed out of jewelry. the sentimental connection that makes this heartbreaking. >>> after hosting one too many late-night sing-longs in their homes. they decided to open up their own piano bar. his go-to song has a connection to kelly clarkson. find out the tune his bar patrons go crazy for when you tune in here on nbc bay area. ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the bina

scott, u.s. navy, chief of navy chaplains, washington, d.c. the chaplain: please join me in prayer. heavenly father, we begin this afternoon in the privilege of prayer. thankful for our nation. people gathered from every tongue and tribe, bound together to the more noble ideals of liberty, justice, and equality formed and favored as one nation under god. we ask your help as we all work to safeguard this more perfect union. we pray for this house of the people and implore you to inspire every member to lead by their own example of reconciliation and deference to rebuild our nation's confidence and justice and to restore our sense of equality to more powerfully serve as a body of and by and for the people. we are here this afternoon for those who wear our nation's cloth and especially the navy chaplain corps on this our 246th anniversary. bless these faithful servants of god and country who build and sustain the warrior spirit with faith, hope, and love in every corner and climb of the globe. give them peace as they bring peace to this troubled world. we pray in your holy name. amen.

from the high court, our sports correspondent laura scott reports. the eight men out in their a05 and 505 have made their accusations against city and the club denies accusation. the club's low—risk on the first of their witnesses, barry bennell. appearing via video link from prison where he is serving a 30 year prison sentence for sexual offences against boys, barry bennell told the court he had not abused four of the claimants but had admitted to abusing to. he was referred to by a new name, richard jones. he told the court he had been a local scout for city between 1975 and 90 seven ave after then when the claimants were playing for the junior teams, claimants were playing for the juniorteams, he had no claimants were playing for the junior teams, he had no connexion with the club at all despite creating that belief to keep hold of the best players. he suggested there had been something of a bandwagon effect relating to the allegations made against him, but did not he was giving evidence to exert control over his victims. time for a quick roundâ

scott, u.s. navy, chief of navy chaplains, washington, d.c. the

. >> thank you, senator scott. appreciate that. thank you, administrator dickson for being. here today. i want to talk about international information sharing and how we use that to enhancee pilot training. i'd like to follow up on an issue i raised two years ago when this committee was investigating problems that led to the seventh of the max accidents. as you know in 2018 the brazilian agency came to the u.s. to test the 737 max 8 and they determined the changes made to thes aircraft from the previousig models were substantl enough to warrant requests to boeing for more information about the plane's systems. as a result of this additional information from boeing when the brazilian national civil aviation agency published its updated pilot training requirements they were able to flag mcast as one of the changes the pilots needed to account for when flying the max 8. when he testified before this committee in october of c 2019 asked boeing's ceo why this information was not flagged for other f customers who had the 7 max in their fleet for more information sharingor and he d

facts and knowledge us around the country i have talked to her studying this, and i talked to scott gottlieb today on the radio today, and he said pointblank it is going to cover the variant. the question is how much. it is going to make antibodies, cover it. you've got to be posted. you've got to be up-to-date. get that this or if you had it yet. we will see how many break their cases we have. but there is going to be a level of a man protection from the vaccine can't >> sandra: still very serious, feels like some good news. "the wall street journal" editorial board really trying to dig through all lot of the hype over this or whatever you want to call it. panic of interest. seeing us being nine, the friday freak out over at the new variant. president biden is calming down, although other politicians continue to impose restrictions that will do more harm than good because that is the fear right now. that we will sort of overreact to what we have learned early on about this variant. senator rand paul is making a very interesting suggestion about the vaccines we are getting. someone going out

true, scott. it's been a host of things that have triggered that. number one, we had some really large moves in the vix the vix call buying which is more or less that trader that we refer to as 50 cent. i don't know who it is, but bought an awful lot of february put options and that was one of the hedges that i put on them, earning call options in the vix is like a put option in the s&p because obviously, days like today, days like friday when you see 50% moves friday and 20, 25% moves already today in the vix, those coincide with the big drops in the market, scott they've also been buying a lot of puts in the spdrs so for instance, they were buying the spy december 23rd, the christmas, the 465 puts. those puts have already paid big dividends for the people that own them either as a hedge, which i did, and i existed those on friday, i should have held them a few more day, scott the iwm just yesterday, the december tenth expiration, in other words, not this friday, but next friday. 215 puts big buying there with that index at 224 yesterday and look a

. >> harris: you know you and i have the whole senator tim scott thing. that burned. you talked about diversity on the plat form. you have a black g.o.p. senator, right, leading on many issues, including police are reform, and they take a shot at him through a human curator. not some sort of digital algorithm to make a criticism, a racist criticism of him trend a #. >> kayleigh: horrible. >> harris: that's who this platform is. what you are saying now that continues just like it ever was. jack dorsey and his lonely little wilson ball won't matter. troubles. >> what parag said twitter's roll how they recommend conversations to people. how they, quote, direct people's attention to a public conversation. so the notion that this platform is somehow some type of equal playing field where you can choose what you see and can you see what you participate in is absolutely false. they curate to your point, exactly what you see. that is why preteens almost 90% of them say that their self-esteem has been directly impacted by these online forms of conversation. so while i see that

tomorrow's celebration highlights our gratitude to senator scott wiener who allocated $4.1 million for this project. this announcement brings the secure project funding total to $10 million and it includes $2 million air marked in the health and recovery bondy and then we also have for our brand new nature area partly of our indian basin project. a few of you were there and joined us for the ribbon cutting area. a few weeks ago, a range of really innovative ground breaking projects from communities across the entire globe were nominated for this unicef award. a fact that makes us even more humbled to have been recognized as the winner. the city's inspire award celebrates innovative or projects that foster child rights at the local level and improve the daily lives of young people in the cities and communities where they leave. the nature exploration area inherented a kid-designed 12,000 square foot play space that encourages people of all ages to creatively engage with all natural elements like logs, stumps, and boulders. and in the area of san francisco as we know have experienced chr

brown: senator scott from south carolina is recognized. sen. scott: thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the guest. i'm thinking about the conversation i had with south carolinians about consequences of election. we have heard elections have consequences. perhaps no finer point that elections have concept rinses is simply losing a single seat in georgia. the result of one lost seat in georgia may cost taxpayers just this year $5 trillion in additional spending. one single seat, $5 trillion in additional spending. $1.9 trillion on a covid relief package that has 1% for vaccines in less than 9% for covid related health, one point $2 trillion for infrastructure package with only 10% of that $1.2 trillion going to roads and bridges in the next five years. now we are talking about overheating the economy with another $2 trillion. elections have consequences. it is stunning. what i have heard this morning is hard to process back at home in south carolina. the administration wants you to believe what they say and not what you see and are experiencing. what you see with

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the independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister scott morrison. so clark reports, after 7 months, nearly $500.00 interviews and $300.00 written submissions. australia is 6 discrimination investigated, painted a toxic picture of workplace misconduct. either 51 percent of all people currently income a column entry work places have experienced at least one incident of bullying, sexual harassment, or actual or attempted sexual assault investigation was triggered by rights allegations made by parliament member exposed to her boon and 6 whom conduct declaring that one and 3 staff in federal parliament had experienced sexual harassment. on top of this, kate jenkins says the problem is largely driven by power imbalances, gender inequality, and the failure to protect the victims who speak out. there is also a worryingly, lower level of reporting, indicating that it's not safe to spake. i may 11 percent people are heard experience sexual harassment in a poem entry. workplace reported their experience is trailing prime minister with quick to respond. he cal

senator scott from south carolina is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, ranking member for holding this hearing this morning and thank you to the guests for being with us here this morning i was thinking about the conversation i had over thanksgiving about the consequences of elections and we heard over and over again that elections have consequences. elections have consequences. perhaps no finer point that elections have consequences is simply losing a single seat in georgia. >> we continue to follow the testimony and we do see the dow industrial average heading closer to the lows of the session. the nasdaq also extending losses down 1.7% at the moment. let's bring in megan chu, head of investment strategy at williamston trust investors. powell's tone perhaps surprising but markets were shaking on these variant concerns plus, as bob peck mentioned earlier, we are near record highs. valuations have run up what do you make of the moves today? are they knee jerk are they overdone? what do you think going forward? >> well, i think tha

scott: let me ask you a question. if you're looking to catch tax cheats why would you start something as low as $600 and then revamp it to $10,000? if you're trying to find millionaires and billionaires who are not running lemonade stands and they are certainly not making minimum wage. when you create a new approach to the irs search through our account records and our financial institutions. sec. yellen: it is not searching through any -- sen. scott: to forward our information sec. yellen: to the irs. sec. yellen: i'm sorry it is not detailed information. sen. scott: information going to the irs -- aggregated information going to the irs is the scariest proposal and there's no way it has to be anywhere near the threshold that you started with in order to find a way to take accountability for those complex organizations. >> senator scott your time has expired. ♪ if we are going to have it -- sen. scott: if we are going to have a conversation you're going to have a dialogue. >> you've had the dialogue. sec. yellen: w

. >> also looking nice outside right now looking at the picture, john scott prepared for you to look at. i see that thin layer of that fog or haze or what you think both okay. you're right on both of those cs hayes out there certainly across the whole lot of the bay area. and we have seen some fog to which if you look really close, you can see that thin line of it sitting right in the middle of the bay. that's right there. the haze right over it as well. >> that's because we have a cap because of that high pressure ridge. all the pollutants that you put up, naturally as you drive to work during the day. that just stays with us in the bay area. so another day with moderate air quality in much like yesterday. you're going to notice that haze into the afternoon. fog will burn off and that will set us up for some increased sunshine in some of our great pockets right along the bay and further inland as well as for rain or snow that still continues to be sent well to the north. this high-pressure ridges push the jet stream on up into western canada. this means that aside from the haze we'r

germany calls on republicans in congress, not to approve new sanctions against the project for the scott and the rift between the european union in the united kingdom continue to deepen as the 2 remain at odds over fishing and trade rights. later on we sit down with hillary forward for the latest. got a lot to get to look through it. and we lead the program with a slight rebound for markets here in the united states following friday's sell off in response to news of, i'm across the latest coven, 19 various. now all 3 major indices fell over 2 percent on friday with the dow folly more than $900.00 points to markets worst day since october of 2020 oil prices also saw their worst day since april of 20. 20 has fears over the impact of the variant, coupled with the lack of liquidity amid increased demand surrounding the holiday weekend took a toll. now the binding ministration announced it would ban travel from south africa where the variant was 1st reported as well as 7 other nations. in southern africa, the news sent the travel industry into a panic, and while the world health organization

scott? >> the president, meanwhile, suffering another defeat for the vaccine mandates. let's get the latest from wall street. this is not as bad as we expected. wall street very concerned about omicron. >>> the 49ers suddenly have holes to fill. the adjustments they will have to make on the fly in sunday's game against seattle. >>> kathy gifford back on the "today" show, and celebrating the release of a brand new book out today, and that's going to be at 7:00, right after "today in the bay." ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ as you are step out the door, grab the sunglasses. there's already a lot of friends out there on the road heading to work. our temperatures chilly being back in the mid-40s and then it will warm up and be a repeat of yesterday. we'll let you know if there are changes down the line coming up in a few minutes. >>> might not need the sunglasses here. still low clouds. the sun is coming up and we still have the backup and the m

lauren: scott somebody, thank you very much. >> rising oil prices are here to say. how high do they predict prices will go. i don't like filling up the gas tank. >> j.p. morgan essay by 2023 always usually priced at a premium to wti which is a domestic oil that we produce here. we say this going to be $150 a barrel but by 2023 they're saying is a demand driven story, the demand is good becoming and moving higher in omicron variant is overestimated by the markets and everybody else right now because we don't know is much about it but once it comes into circulation things will come down in one of the big supply issues is what's happening here at home previously oil prices wti down to 67. they have come down a long way. they should've the prices of pump, they should up so fast it takes so much longer for them to come down and adjust to the new price. >> is taken escalator up in the stairs down. >> the next one nissan is investing more money to develop electric vehicles because gas prices are so high. >> i think what happens here the gas prices go up and makes electric

. >>> scott peterson has a new room this morning. he was transferred to the san m ateo county jail ahead of his resentencing. is he being held without bail for i had convictions for the murder of his wife and their unbjornson. is he fighting to have his conviction overturned. this is based on allegations a juror was untruthful when she filed a juror questionnaire. >>> the time is now 6:09. still ahead,. >> the historic flight out of sfo and why even san francisco city hall is getting in on the celebration. >>> and travel tuesday tips you won't want to miss. what one expert said you will wanton the road with you when you head out for the holidays. >>> stay tuned for that. also some patchy dense fog along the coast right around the bay and parts of the north bay as well. it's a chilly start. we are down to the 30's, 40's and 450's. even colder compared to yesterday morning as we head you will the day today sunshine, warm temperatures well above average. mid-60s's at the coast. upper 60's to low 70's inland with that sun. we will talk a

kumasi: scott peterson has been transferred from death row in 10 quid in prison to san mateo county jail. he will have a hearing in his trial next week. he has been on death row since his 2004 conviction in the murder of his wife and their unborn son. peterson claims a juror in that trial committed misconduct and is hoping for a new tronics tear. it of elements about kyle rittenhouse. the 18-year-old is no longer a student at arizona state university. the university says he was enrolled as a nondegree seeking student taking classes online. student groups have demanded the university remove him from classes. it is not clear if he withdrew, but the school did not force him out. an asu spokesperson says that any qualified individual can apply for admission. earlier this month, rittenhouse was acquitted after killing two people and injuring another last year. reggie: an investigation underway that led to students walking out of the san francisco high school. the students were upset that classmates were first to change outfits in a coed environment in front of faculty. essays part of a figure

they're working on updating the vaccines meanwhile, i also wanted to flag information pointed out by scott gottlieb from a story out of south africa by the app. looking at the characteristics of patients hospitalized or infected with omicron in south africa specifically, 450 hospital admissions they say 87% of the folks are unvaccinated 13% vaccinated the health department overall noting very few vaccinated people are testing positive right now. perhaps suggesting there should be protection from the vaccines. but we're going to have to wait for moreitatau to confirm any of this >> david here. it's also an important day for merck and their antiviral will be reviewing it. what are the expectations that you're hearing from your reporting in terms of what the staff has said and when we might hear something >> so, the meeting is ongoing already. we're hearing from scientists this morning talking about how the drug works and safety and efficacy it's expected to go until 5:00, when the committee is expected to vote. just before then on whether to recommend who should be authorized and looking at

senator rick scott, joe concha, jimmy failla, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: a day of reckoning for the wife of el chapo pleading guilty to helping him. she will be sentenced if federal court in an hour. mike emanuel is on that story. >> the wife of the mexican drug king pin el chapo finds out her fate today. she pleaded guilty to all three counts against her. conspiracy to distribute and launder. she is 32 years old and a former teenage beauty queen. her husband was considered mexico's most wanted drug lord until sentenced to life in prison. the justice department says the cartel that he led imported more than 495 tons of cocaine, 99 tons of heroin, 49 tons of methamphetamine, and 99 tons of marijuana over 25 years. the government is requesting a four-year prison sentence for his wife. prosecutors are also asking she be sentenced to five years of supervised release and fine of $1.5 million. she was arrested at dulles airport outside washington, d.c. back in february. >> she didn't expect to get arrested after her husband received life in prison. it is a troubling time

. >> nbc bay area's scott budman has been in the courtroom following the case from the beginning. you can get the latest on the trial by following scott on twitter and from live updates inside the courtroom in the latest business and tech news as well. his twitter handle is @scottbudman. worth a follow. >>> taking a look out in walnut creek as we get started. you can see the smoke going across the sky. wonder what that is from? anyway, meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at the forecast. if you are standing close, you could probably see your breath. >> godzilla is out there, then, because that was -- >> yeah, that was a lot. >> yeah, we have seen the fog drifting around, too. 42 in dublin, and 51 in oakland. also 51 in palo alto. 52 in san francisco. have your jacket, but for now visibility is clear in palo alto as we look at 101, and even as you head up further to the north, we have seen patchy and dense fog rolling across the highways. eventually reaching 70 degrees there. another really pleasant afternoon with comfortable temperatures, just a little hazy for the middle of the

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kumasi: scott peterson has been transferred from death roll -- death row to san mateo county jail. he will have a hearing next week. he has been on death row since 2004 when he was convicted for the murder of his wife and their unborn son. clemency says the jury committed misconduct and is hoping the judge will grant him a new trial next year. >> tend investigation into an incident that led to students walking out of a san francisco high school. the students were upset classmates were forced to change outfits in a coed environment and in front of faculty. they say it is part of a bigger problem of sexual harassment and assault. the san francisco unified school district confirmed it is investigating. >> former theater teacher at the school was having students change into what is called fits, which are these neutral outfits students wear when they are doing theater practice. we are investigating whether or not this practice is something that should have been happening. >> the walk out happened a few weeks ago. sfusd says the practice has stopped. kumasi: it is day of giving and abc7

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. >>> one of the most infamous inmates in san quinn is no longer there, and scott peterson now in a redwood city jail. he was transferred ahead of his recent re-sentencing hearing next week. peterson is fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her jury questionnaire. >>> happening today the next step in a controversial legal battle playing out in san francisco over a police shooting five years ago, and that was during a domestic call. we just showed you the body cam video. he died in 2017. this is at what point the medical examiners found. the officer was charged that was appearing in court today. boudin is accused of playing politics. >>> and a woman was detained on the tarmac at l.a.x. the woman exited the terminal and tried to flag down an aircraft parked at the gate. authorities say she is being held for psychiatric evaluation. >>> 49ers suddenly have holes to fill. coming up on "today in the bay," the latest big win not without losses as well. the adjustments you will have to make on the fly ahead of sunday's game in seattle. >>> and leaders will contin

scott: i think we do. two of the very broad silver linings coming out of this otherwise horrible 20 month period is an acceleration in the adoption of technology. coupled with a greater utilization and more efficient utilization with primary one. those are productivity enhancing trends. it has shown enough economic activity. we have levels of gdp with 4.8 million fewer workers. i'm not sure that is sustainable. at the same time there is a greater utilization of things like real estate. that is the real fuel for the equity market. we are seeing corporate earnings and corporate profit margins. tom: i think really she with people that do compare and contract -- contrast. how do you respond to people worried about these dynamics that say it could be the 70's? scott: a lot of difference. policies being one of them. a thing in short tension is simply demographics. the 1970's a lot of what fueled inflation was a younger population still engaged in household formation, a lot of fundamental spending. fast forward 5

it is 100 percent obvious that scott morrison wants to use this against his online critics. the only reason for forcing and on to become mr. man is to take action against him. genuine trolls are mostly fake accounts, so that will work just morrison's mouth and brain in usual disconnects the sooner he goes. the better government must be pleased about the framing. ante troll could use a few of a labels, anonymity ending law id collection law. stellers already locked horns of internet chimes this year after abroad in the online safety act. it lets a government commissioner to find information on or abusive, anonymous accounts, facebook it back of that saying it was impossible to monitor all comments. twitter say such moose put whistle blows at risk, we discussed australia's new strategy them with talk radio host and column is john gaunt and also with digital privacy activists and tech expo bill me and i can't see how if twitter gives in jaw straight. yeah. and agrees to the set of rules how it would then be able to refuse to get into other more a draconian regimes, which seemed

the independent inquiry into a parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister scott morrison. the caribbean island nation at barbados has become a republic ending its ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason was sworn in as the president after the country removed, queen elizabeth as its head of state. barbados gained independence from britain in 1966, but kept the system of monarchy. the country will still be a member of the commonwealth group of nations. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse on the b about the transition of bobby at the store republic to day do bit and discourse have become action. protest has ensued on our preparing to march to the presidential palace to oppose the military take over there, demanding a civilian government and the replacement of police chiefs. although the headlines, i'll have more news for you here. off to al jazeera correspondent, do you stay with us? ah ah, my name is gotham singh. i work like a da 0. making documen

i called in to c-span on november 22 when scott gottlieb was on and i asked him about respirators and he gave a good response and explain how effective respirators are. that's about 23 minutes into that segment. another factual error he made was cloth master only 20% or 30% effective against spreading the virus. they need to have a campaign where they have psa's, you should be able to turn on tv without a psa explaining how respirators work, aware to get the vaccine. get the messaging out there. then everyone going in for a vaccine should get handed out a respirator with the vaccine so they can be protected. you need both. on the screen without cheese in the background he's wearing a respirator. that's what that is. that's what everybody should be wearing. host: diane is next up on the independent line in ohio. caller: good morning. i am confident in the administration to handle all of this. i continue to lose confidence in my fellow americans every day. it is blowing my mind states are suing the administration over the vaccine mandate and now several states or offering unemployment t

the independence inquire into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister scott morrison. like anyone who works in this building, i find the, the statistics that are presented there, of course, appalling and disturbing. i wish i found the more surprising but i find them just as a poor. and that's why the actions i think that are recommended do cover all the territory that i'm unable to take us forward. and what i've seen in there has only reinforced my view about the actions that we've already taken. protesters as don, are preparing to march to the presidential palace to oppose the military takeover. they were demanding a civilian governance and the replacing of police chief to don pro democracy movement as opposed to last week's agreement with saw de la hancock reinstated as prime minister. those are the headlines inside story is coming up next on al jazeera, but by ah, ah ah, the race to contain a new code with 1900 various countries are closing their borders, reem, posing travel restrictions, and warranty measures a clear sign. the pandemic is far from over, but our go

>> thank you senator scott. look, we're keen to work with you and your staff on any type of legislation that will enhance and improve our ability to serve older adults and to do so more efficiently. so we look forward to working with you on that. >> thank you, ma'am, mr. chairman? >> thanks very much. we're awaiting of uh, some other senators. i wanted to to continue the question period with one that i had and i'll pick up where the ranking member left off with regard to the witness in this case. miss greisman. we've heard kate's story earlier that i made reference to. and you heard kate's kate cleaners testimony. and in particular of course, what she's identified is a particular kind of scam, a romance scam and we know that she's not alone. unfortunately, this is one of the, the, the areas where there where there was an awful lot of increase or growth in that kind of a scam. in fact, the federal trade commission reported a significant increase in reports of these scams between 2019 and 2020. as americans became