What has to have been a terafiring terrifying experience. Good evening everyone. Hello. I am Frank Somerville and i am gasia mikaelian. Big developments to tell you about tonight. In the south bay, a woman being cared for at a hospital has died from the coronavirus. She is the first death in the bay area. Santa clara county is banning events of more than a thousand people under a legally binding order. The ban starts on wednesday and would include San Jose Sharks game. On wall street the dow plummeted more than 2,000 points today as oil prices crashed. The largest one day point drop ever and the grand princess cruise ship allowed to sale into the bay today. And today passengers arrived at Travis Air Force base. We have the latest developments. Our coverage begins at the port of oakland with ktvus tom vacar monitoring the grand princess cruise ship since it arrived. Tom . Reporter consider this, for four days now, since Vice President mike pence said there was coronavirus on this ship,
It. A few partly cloudies in the mix. Temperatures will be bumping up well above seasonal averages. I do believe sal is here and he will tell us things are quiet. Good morning. Traffic is off to a nice start here. If youre looking at some of the far away commutes. 580, 205 dublin. All this traffic seems to be ago. There are some construction closures here and there. So far, not causing major delays. You can see the traffic is moving along with the concord commute. 4 01. Lets go back to the desk. The long passengers of getting passengers off the grand princess cruise ship this morning. That ship had been idling off the coast. Finally traveling under the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday. It is now docked at oaklands pier 22. Many port of oakland Truck Drivers who park their rigs at that same location are concerned. Right now, we just need to get information. A lot of people just want to understand whats happening and we just havent gotten danger c its a few hundred yards. It is expected to t
Just not as many people have been getting off, but we did hear from Travis Air Force base, they are spending more buses today. Compliments of several buses they received at 8 50 last night, up at Travis Air Force base in fairfield, about 37 miles from here. We know they are going to get more people going up there today. The one thing we are sure to be noticed of was the fact that travis says if anyone tests positive for the coronavirus, those folks will not be going to Travis Air Force base. They will be going elsewhere, they are only going to take people that are going to be put into courting. Thats in order to protect people themselves that are being quarantined, not to mention their own staff and people like that. That is the situation here. At the boat, as they say, there has been a lot of activity. Some people have come off, and there are a bus or two there, just not the fleet of vehicles there were yesterday, was suggests they dont have a system. Apparently, that system has to do
Mr. Buck yes. Thank you, mr. Chairman. My amendment specifically amends the bill in front of us. It doesnt ask another committee to take it up. Number one. Number two, it talks about risk factors that are included in our bill specifically page 22 of our bill and makes sure that a veterans use of a a veterans use of a firearm previously is not considered a risk factor because that veteran was serving his country and had authority to use that weapon. I want to make sure we are protecting veterans and it is i believe germane to the underlying bill that were considering. Mr. Nadler im prepared the chair is prepared to rule on the point of order. The chair rules the point of order is well taken, the bill is not im sorry, the amendment is not within the jurisdiction of the committee, although it amends this bill, any amendment obviously would amend this bill, it requires actions to be taken by the department of Veterans Affairs under fitele 38 and we have under title 38 and we have no jurisd
Many levels and i want to take us back to the underlying bill and extreme Risk Protection order act. Which would incentivize states and localities to implement extreme risk laws, which is simply common sense. And i wanted to bring forward our experience in my home state of washington, which became the fourth state in the nation to pass an extreme risk law in 2016. Since we have implemented that law in Washington State, and weve supported it with county resources to help enforce the law by also recovering firearms from people ordered to surrender them by a judge, a number of people at risk of suicide have been referred. According to kimberly wyatt, who runs the king county program, she has, quote, seen folks who were in the midst of the Behavioral Health crisis come into court and thank Law Enforcement for saving their lives. Late last year Law Enforcement in Washington State prevented a possible mass shooting after someone flagged a potential threat. And that was a man who posted image