-mary ellen: hi, i'm mary ellen. -lemonis: mary ellen. -mary ellen: nice to meet you. ary lou: mary lou. -lemonis: mary lou. chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you. -chuck: pleasure to meet you. -charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. an

yes. >> thank you, mary ellen. i want people to know we are working with the department safety officers to issue wildfire smoke guidance for city employees. if there is wildfire smoke problem we don't want outside workers to be sent home while people at the pc have to work. we want city employees treated equally for the same conditions. the state of california issued wordy and hard to understand document which we are obligated to give to employees, some of whom may not have a masters in industrial hygiene. we are working on a nice chart to go with it which we will issue so people would be able to read it that will go out on monday. we are working with our department safety experts on heat guidance. there are no regulations other than general duty for people to be safe. the state is developing heat guidance. we don't want to wait for that. what we are doing is developing a standard approach for the city and then if we have to amend it when the state issues it, we will do that. basically we are addressing not only ou

. >> mary ellen mentioned the disaster debris management plan. it is good. there are a lot of tables in it. the governor's office of emergency services told us this is a best practice in debris plan. we talked throughout the nation and this is a plan a lot of folks are looking to. up in front is the exercise program of events. the big number i would like all of us to understand. we will have potentially 10 million-tons of debris following the earthquake. that is a hard number so we did math through the work of ed shafer that is 280 football fields eight stories high. i am not a football plan. lonnie nelson put it into a measuring scope. it is 52 towers. that is a lot. the sales force is a huge building. this plan and the route re-opening plan. with this much debris we are not moving it out of the city right away. the way the plan is written is in phases. on tuesday we tested the middle phase of the plan. so if we look on here, the incident occurs. the lark earthquake happens and -- the large earthquake happens and we know this will quickly go into restoratio

mary ellen: that's pretty. i like that.has sunk their life savings into their swimwear company... i leave here inspired by your story. ...only to find themselves out to sea. i mean, you guys are, essentially, out of business right now. that's a lot of pressure on you. there's no clear leader... charlie: i've kind of run the show. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] lemonis: ...no design process in place... charlie: i just don't have the time. chuck: no, you did. you did. you absolutely did. lemonis: ...and now, there's no money left either. mary ellen: they have put their finances into running this company. i don't want to see you guys lose everything. mary lou: i don't want you to worry about me. lemonis: if i can't help them swim with style, it won't be long before they go under. -mary lou: i'm afraid. -lemonis: listen, listen.

so i'm mary ellen carol, the executive director at the department of management. welcome. here to talk about the 911 which is so going to help us from a technology perspective to bring our 911 system to what we call next gen, next generation. so i've been the director here for a year, and it's just amazing how much we are able to accomplish, but with technology that is literally decades behind. we're so grateful to leadership, of our mayor and our governor, to help us to bring forward this funding that honestly is going to help us come to technology that most people in their day-to-day lives in their personal technology have above what 911 is. this is going to make our call-taking more efficient and honestly it's going to save lives, which is really the bottom line and why we're here. thank you so much and i'll hand it over to our mayor. >> mayor breed: thank you so much for being here today. i want to add to what mary ellen said about what we need to do to take our emergency response system to the next level. nowadays it's not just about making phone calls. people are tex

two cops came over and grabbed me and escorted me to the front of my house. >> reporter: mary ellen andeter asked investigators what was going on. they were handed the search warrant stating investigators were looking for anything connected to bomb making. >> i said how do you know it was a bomb? we don't even know it was a bomb. >> reporter: that was the first you heard of such a thing? >> because we thought it was an accident. >> reporter: did they seem to be accusing the two of you? >> yes. >> reporter: both of you. >> yes. >> reporter: were you frightened? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: what were you afraid of? >> that they thought we did it. >> reporter: around colusa the raid on peter's house just days after roberto's death was big news. a neighbor began sending out realtime updates on facebook. >> there was a parade of cars driving around the whole neighborhood. >> as these detectives were asking their questions? >> and as they were ripping my -- going through my house. >> reporter: when they left? >> they took our computers and our cell phones. we had a business. nobody could call us.

pastor mary ellen yoshino says that they are devastated that this just keeps happening. hurtful we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. >>we had a more secure a place for them and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>went away. well, san jose police actually found the trailer it was just a few miles away from the church at a homeless camp. of course all the supplies are gone and some people are using it as shelter. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a bittersweet gunfire as giants manager bruce bocce retire years after 25 years, see how fans packed the stadium for his very last it. before we go how about we take a little peek outside we're checking in on embarcadero here in san francisco. you can see the bay bridge there in the background i guess we have like some overcast conditions this morning. but rock to a chilly start will for some of you because it's 41 degrees right now in santa rosa 48 in nevado a little bit warmer at 54 in san francisco. 55 degrees in antioch and 52 in livermore so that's what we're lo

of course the last piece of property that mary ellen and ship out it since she was three years old. she had already given the of the fuse to johnny. there's no evidence that the was ever a petition and there's no evidence she was the petition herself. only that she spoke often about her money worries. mary looked carefully, pinched pennies, worried about, much more as she got older. she never had much of a chance in life to be compliant. circumstances of her life didn't allow for it. her war experience did not soother or maker sweeter, but she wasn't inventing or difficulties. george historians have use their imaginations generously towards him but without exception about it impossible to bring any generosity or real scholarship to imagining his mothers life. what they've done is to repeat stories that were established in the '40s and 50s, particularly by douglas freeman and his definitive biography. they haven't bothered to go back and check for themselves what her life was like. mary and george shared grid, persistence, a sense of duty,, very clear ideas of right and wrong, had id

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional or been that way in this day in age to find a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the rope surf out even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is. >>such a symbol of the of the ugly history of united states. the fbi is involved. >>but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand there's some very hard feelings in the community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more leads from anybody who might have and we're told extra police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school. >>the superintendent will visit the school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>breaking overnight in san francisco, one man is dead and a woman is injured after a shoot

>>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into it sheriff. >>for we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure place for them and some. >>exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out tyler and stuff. >>san jose police say they found the trailer a few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment on thursday. all of the supplies were gun, but some people were found using it as a shelter. pastor you she know says that was also upsetting to learn. >>that breaks my heart all over the place because it means that someone did not have a place to live. >>this was the second time michelle had been struck by burglars in the past few months gardening tools were stolen from another group who also uses the space as storage. despite some of these recent crimes, the pastor says the church loves being in the area and being a part of this neighborhood. >>and we ar

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional orthis day in a a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the rope surf out even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is such a symbol of the of the ugly history of the united states. the fbi is involved. but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand it's a very hard things in the community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more leads from anybody who might have been. >>we're told police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school this week and the superintendent and the school district's police chief will be on campus tuesday to answer any questions to parents and students we're live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you so much gayle on al a

my name is mary ellen carol, the executive director of the department of emergency management. i am here talking to you, because a of emergency management physically host the operations center, healthy streets operations center at our emergency operations center, we also provide coordination management to the overall operations. we have been doing this since january 2018, and currently hsoc is operational. our. [roll call] on the city is to manage unusual events and crises. this, as we all know, is one and this is why we were asked to come in. with any operation that we are involved and we want to have clear objectives, and a clearer direction in which we are moving forward. the core values are an important one with an hsoc. i want to move these quickly and we will move on. the core values we follow at hsoc. lead with the services, compassion and respect. empathize with the whole community. develop systems and services that meet individuals where they are. believe that every san franciscan, house or on housed should have a safe and clean environment. what is hsoc exactly? it ha

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional or been that way in this day in age to find a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the rope surf out even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is such a symbol of the of the ugly history of the united states. the fbi is involved. but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand that there is some very hard feelings in the community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more of these from anybody who might have and we're told extra police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school. >>the superintendent will visit the school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>at 9 oh 4 we have some breaking news from overnight san francisco, one man is dea

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional or been that way in this day in age to find a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the rope surf out even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is such a symbol of the of the ugly history of the united states. the fbi is involved. but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand it's a very hard community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more leads from anybody who might have been. >>we're told oakland police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school this week in the meantime oakland unified school district police chief and the superintendent will be on campus tuesday to speak with parents and students we're live in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. th

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional or been that way in this day in age to find a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the ropes are found even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is such a symbol of the of the ugly history of united states. the fbi is involved. but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand that there is some very hard feelings in the community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more leads from anybody who might have and we're told extra police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school. >>the superintendent will visit the school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>breaking overnight, san francisco. one man is dead and a woman injured after a shootin

>>mary ellen o key jima has a son who plays in the little league at the field, i don't know if it's intentional or not intentional or been that way in this day in age to find a news there are cameras on campus but none of them were pointing in the direction of where the ropes are found even the image of a possible news is something that that that brings up all kinds of very very hard emotions for a lot of people because it is such a symbol of the of the ugly history of united states. the fbi is involved. but determine neither case rises to the level of a hate crime. but the school is still heading the investigation we understand there's some very hard feelings in the community right now and we want them to know that we're still taking very seriously looking for information looking for more leads from anybody who might have and we're told extra police officers will be patrolling chabot elementary school. >>the superintendent will visit the school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>more breaking news overnight this time in san francisco where one man is dead and a woman in

>>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into early monday morning. it sheriff. >>for we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure a place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>san jose police say they found the trailer a few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment on thursday. all of the supplies were gun, but some people were found using it as a shelter. pastor you she know says that was also upsetting to learn. >>and that breaks my heart all over the place because it means that someone did not have a place to live. >>this was the second time michelle had been struck by burglars in the past few months gardening tools were stolen from another group who also uses the space as storage. despite some of these recent crimes, the pastor says the church loves being in the area and being a

>>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into early monday morning. it >>hurtful we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>san jose police say they found the trailer a few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment on thursday. all of the supplies were gun, but some people were found using it as a shelter. pastor you she know says that was also upsetting to learn. >>and that breaks my heart all over the place because it means that someone did not have a place to live. >>this was the second time michelle had been struck by burglars in the past few months gardening tools were stolen from another group who also uses the space as storage. despite some of these recent crimes, the pastor says the church loves being in the area and being a part of

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mary ellen is from prairie village, kansas.ngton, new york she broke her nursing home's visitor record at one time, she had so many guests, including hoda, their names filled up the entire book. tell us about her. >> she is the sweetest woman in the world. she writes poems and gave me a book on her 100th birthday she stays active she's loved by everybody in the community. she's like a star there. >> how cute. happy birthday, adele. >> happy birthday. >> if you know somebody celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrate. >> al, thank you so much >>> find more stories at today.com/allday wardrobes to help you transition from summer to fall. >>> plus, valuable advice from a couples therapist. the honest conversation you should be having with your partner. >>> ahead on the third hour, maria shriver joins us with more of her series focused on women's wellness. >>> plus, we have sitting supreme court justice sonia sotomayor coming and actor tony hale. >> you're very fancy at 9. >> oh my go

and here today like mary ellen because hundred years ago my grandparents who i adored came here escapingeath, destruction, and no opportunity in russia and the ukraine. i'm also here today because in 2014 i was giving a reading at the brooklyn book fair and maryellen attended she pulled me over to the side and said, it's time you do a book on immigration. we've known each other a long time and i know that when maryellen speaks, i listen. so i started working on what immigration was today. what i found that i thought was so interesting were some of the stories and the conversation those having with young immigrants were so similar to the ones i had when i was a child with my grandparents. it was the same line and i felt there was a relationship, there was a real line there. that's why i wrote "we are here to stay". i decided to focus mainly on the dreamers because technically this book is called a young adult book and it's about the same age as the people who would be reading the book. i thought that most of them were undocumented and came here mostly with their parents when they were ver

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