family members of have been posting photos and talking with neighbors, but so far, no clues. good evening, i m julie haener. i m frank somerville. the father of two was riding in a motorcycle to work when he was hit by a car at masonic in hays. the driver of the car then took off. new at 10:00, amber lee is at the intersection would what we know about the case, amber? reporter: frank, you are right. we re by the intersection where the crash took place earlier this evening. the family spent hours here and lit candles, struggling with their loss. we want justice! we want justice! reporter: the family of jeffrey larry gathered near the busy intersection where the crash took place in san francisco s panhandle neighborhood in search of answers. the 42-year-old was riding his motorcycle to work when he was killed by a hit and run driver wednesday around 4:15 in the morning. it makes me sad to see my brother on a poster board , on t-shirts, on flyers. reporter: the fam
potentially host 14,000 fans at levi s stadium . the county. calls the state s guidance unwise and dangerous. artificial crowd noise heard at levi s stadium in santa clara during the 49ers win over the rams, a sound that won t be going away. is getting santa clara has been pretty strict on it. i d like to see more open up. i d like to see us be able to go to games for sure. reporter: actually after state health leaders announce professional sporting events can reopen at a limited capacity for counties in the orange or yellow tiers, santa clara county remained cautious. no question, this is dangerous. this is the worst thing in the world to be doing at a time period california is beginning to see some light. this amounts to another step backwards. reporter: the county executive call sporting events covid superspreaders that could bring out-of-towners with the virus into the county. the 49ers set our organization will continue to collaborate with local public health offi
action to start a war. reporter: resident trump defended his administration s decision to take at one of iran s stop generals, qassem soleimani. the head of iran s revolutionary guard as well as an advisor to him were both killed friday in an airstrike at baghdad s international airport. he was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on american diplomats and military personnel but we caught him in the act and terminated him. reporter: in iran, thousands of people took to the street to mourn his death. this as iran promises revenge. in washington, reaction to the strikes fell among partyline. republicans wasted of as a justified reaction to a rented aggrno man alive was more directly responsible for the deaths of more american servicemembers and then qassem soleimani. reporter: democrats arguing that congress should have been notified first. this may bring our nation to another in this war. reporter: just getting where the venue airstrike to beg that. the will of c
of earnest party could lose the majority in the senate. and this is important mostly because it s a place where presidential decrease are approved. among many other thing this past year has been extremely difficult for the ard in time population know totally because of the damage, but also because they ve been them. it has exacerbated many of argentine as economic problems around 50 percent of an inflation grade around 42 percent of poverty rates. people. there s a different exchange rates on the street to the us dollars. this creat generates lots of instability in the country. and that s why many are say that that people voted against the ruling coalition in this country. now nobody knows what will happen on monday. for example, people are looking at the market. so looking at the exchange rate of the us dollars, something that moves the economy every day in our teen. and that s why we re hearing the precedents appeared on television in a recorded message asking and calling f
brought anger from small island states. this commitment on hall had been a bright spot in this package. it was one of the things we were hoping to carry out of here and back home with pride. and it hurts deeply to see that bright spot dim. we accept this change with the greatest reluctance we do so only and i really wanna stress only because there are critical elements of this package that people in my country need as a lifeline for their future. well, the youngest secretary journal acknowledged the disappointments, but said the outcome is still an important starting point. the outcome of cop $26.00 is a compromise. it s reflect the interests, the contradictions and the status. political. lillian, well, today it is an important step, but it s not enough. we must accelerate climate action to keep alive the goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. it s time to go into emergency modes. we must have fossil full subsidies, phase out, call the price on carbon protec