like his father before him, alvin worked as a pipe fitter.retchen at a darts match in 2001. their first date was at a cubs game. gretchen appreciated how his love of music and world war ii history opened up her world. he also turned her into a hockey fan. gretchen said what she will miss the most is alvin's enthusiasm. quote, he was just such a happy person. he could turn anything into a fun time. about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> with the u.s. economy all but shut down, talks on capitol hill to add $250 billion in funding to last month's $2 trillion relief bill came to a grinding halt saturday. gop leaders say they're willing to negotiate with democrats over small business

-- this is my alvin onesie, yes.amboo behind you? like an indoor bamboo garden what is that >> jimmy: it's a -- it does look like that right? it's a pan flute >> the pan flute >> jimmy: my wife -- my wife zamfir dated for a couple years. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: the master are you jealous? >> jimmy: the master you know, at this point, i got to grow up a little bit, you know, and just kind of figure my own -- i -- i lucked out. i married to her we have kids and stuff so i think i kind of won the zamfir fight you know >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: it's kind of fun, zooming with you it's interesting it's like we're -- we're becoming what i predicted, best friends. >> i know. well, inching toward my initial gambit which was that we both put on our alvin and the chipmunks onesies and have a a sleepover. so we both gotten the onesies on and now we're in each other's homes. now the next step is for us to get in the same home and have a sleepover. >> jimmy: that's the next move >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a -- that's a a primetime s

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. >> jimmy: "alvin and the chipmunks 12." >> "alvin and the chipmunks.et out of my undies, you chipmunks. >> lot of undies talk. >> jimmy: "even more buck. " is buck -- >> like buck teeth >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah i thought that was a character from the movie i thought buck was the manager >> oh it's a - >> jimmy: it's a 50/50 split >> 50 split. >> nice. >> jimmy: all right, close game. no love for me yet "a good way to get kicked out of a jazz band? "blessing the audience with sax spit." >> in this climate >> jimmy: "show your pee-pee in the recording studio." [ laughter ] you can't do that. >> i mean -- a pee pee >> jimmy: yeah >> pee pee >> is that a baby? i don't -- >> everybody's straight away - >> jimmy: it's a close quip right now. >> okay. >> oh, snap. >> jimmy: ooh, look at this, kenan, in the lead mad dog. >> there you go. >> yeah. >> keep it going hoo, hoo, hoo. >> kenan's back, he's back he's back. >> jimmy: he's barking oh, my god ridiculous round two, here we go. look at your question on your phone. ♪ oh my god. >> oh that is a corny one.

in fact, alvin asked me about it on twitter.oes he have to pay his taxes by the april 10th deadline. the answer varies by county. let's start in san mateo. the treasurer there just issued this letter saying san mateo is pushing back the deadline from april 10th to may 4th. that's the first day after the current stay-at-home order is set to expire. san francisco has done the same. the treasurer there says property taxes in the city are now due may 4th. but the bay area's remaining counties appear to be sticking to the friday deadline. some say they are unable to legally push back the due date though they are offering a selective break. the treasurer in alameda, contra costa, marin, solano counties indicated taxpayers directly affected by covid-19 can apply for penalty waivers or penalty cancellations. those are the counties in yellow. you would do that after april 10th. if you're curious about your coun county's due date we posted all nine policies plus links to their website in case policies and deadlines change. it's on nbcbaya

alvin then makes most of the delivery himself. >> literally, some of the folks, these nurses come out of the er ready to receive the food, and some are nearly in tears. >> reporter: tonight 100 burritos were delivered to the kaiser enrichment. they hope to continue to do this for weeks to come. andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> off the grid is stepping up to help us be better together through this crisis. >> the mobile food truck catering business is expressing gratitude to front line workers. off the grid provided free meals to grocery store employees at 2 safeways in san francisco today. it's teaming up with food vendors to provide multi-day packages, each with 5 meals for workers and their families. it plans to continue deliveries throughout the city with the help of donations to the grocery employees meal fund. if you'd like to donate to help off the grid or best coast burrito in their efforts, just head to our website kpix.com/together. we have all the information in our special better together section. >>> well, a lot of people are passing the time with virtual happy hours. >> that mea

tonight we give you alvin shen and his family. they own best coast burritos in oakland and emeryville. over the past week they've donated hundreds of burritos for hospital emergency rooms across the bay area. if you would like to get a meal to healthcare workers, he has created a go fund me page and we posted a link to the campaign on our website, ktvu.com. you will find it out of the web links tab. >>> and if you know someone making a difference, we would like to hear from you. email your story along with pictures or video. >>> olympic figure skater kristi yamaguchi is offering parents a break from homeschooling. the fremont native will be hosting weekly book readings for kids on her facebook page. yesterday she was joined by the sky, figure skater scott hamilton. he joined her for the online storytime. yamaguchi is the founder of the always dream foundation, which promotes childhood reading. >> it's just a way to continue to engage kids out there, especially with will being out and finding a way to keep them engaged with reading

oh, look, alvin is here. ok, it is starting. oh, shall i sit down?ud in a video call like you can in the virtual world. you can see the start of a really, really good idea there. i can imagine what that would be like if the headsets were a bit lighter and a bit easier to use, and the computers were a bit stronger and the graphics were a bit better. give it a few years and i can imagine that this is something that people might want to do. even so, is it enough to stand between me and my bed? not quite. maybe in a few years. next week, unbelievably, in the middle of all of what's going on, it is click‘s 20th birthday. i know! and so, we're going to bring you something that hopefully will take your mind off things for a little bit — a blast back to the past and a look at our greatest hits since the year 2000. i wish you well. be safe and we will see you next week. hello. temperatures topped out at 15 degrees celsius in hampshire on thursday. they'll take a step backwards, those temperatures, on friday, but then into the weekend they're on the up. a fros

alvin j. justes. christy yolanda jenkins. robin ann huff and baby amber denise huff. sheila r.gigger driver and baby gregory n. driver ii. jamie walkowski genzer. kathy a. findlay. kimberly ruth burgess. clifford woody brady. >> we remember our friends and family with the defense security service, third floor. robert g. westbury. larry l. turner. norma jean johnson. peter l. demaster. harley richard cottingham. we remember our visitor on the second floor, scott d. williams. >> we remember our friends and family from the america's kids child development center, second floor. our brother, colten wade smith. >> our brother, chase dalton smit smith. >> dominique revae johnson london. blake ryan kennedy. wanda lee howell. kevin lee gottshall ii. >> kevin deandre garrett. tyler santoy eaves. brenda faye daniels. jaycee ray coyne. elijah s. coverdale. aaron m. coverdale. antonio ensaro cooper jr. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the america's kids child development center second floor. anthony christopher cooper ii. dana leann cooper. my nephew, zachary

, which you see here, as well as an oscar that gary cooper won for best actor for his portrayal of alvin york in sergeant york. sergeant work is a wardrobe one film, or it is set in world war one but made and released in 1941, arguing that york began as a pacifist and learns that sometimes you have to fight to preserve democracy. and americans seeing that film certainly would have understood this world war one story as a commentary on the necessity to intervene in world war ii. one of the things you see in casablanca is a language of concentration camps without a specific mention of juice. so one of the best scenes in casablanca is when rick learns that victor last low is coming to victors cafÉ and says he has escaped from a concentration camp, the nazis have been chasing him. and his character is sure that they will figure out how to get visas. but the character does not read as a jewish, as many of the characters in casablanca i don't. so there was a reluctance among the hollywood studios system to specifically mentioned jews, even though you hear about a language of concentration camp

back to alvin york, that ordinary man called upon to do extraordinary things. york became a voice not only for veterans but for his nation. and as the guns of europe began to slowly approach the shores of the united states again, some questioned why america could once again be tangled up in the problems of europe. didn't we just fight the war to end all wars? but york would echo thomas payne's remarks from the revolution and explain precisely why america had to fight. and he said liberty and freedom and democracy are so very precious that you don't fight to win them once and then stop. liberty and freedom and democracy are prizes awarded only to those people who fight to win them and then keep fighting eternally to hold them. when i'm asked what animates our work at va, i say it's the stories of these men and women who sacrificed everything for us. it wasn't always so. president lincoln set the tone for us during the civil war by challenging us to care for those who have borne the battle. just a few blocks from here, president lincoln would get on a horse, unac

dictator which you see here as well as an oscar gary cooper won for best actor for his portrayal of alvin york. "sergeant york" is set in world war i but made and released in 1941 arguing york began as a pacifist and then learns that sometime u.s you need to fight preserve democracy. americans seeing that film in 1941 certainly would have understood this world war i story as a commentary on the necessity to intervene in world war ii. one of the things that you see in "casablanca" is a language of concentration camps without a mention of jews. rick learns that victor is coming to rick's cafe and rick says, he escaped from a concentration camp, the nazis have been tracing him all over europe. the character is sure that somehow he will figure out how to get visas. the character doesn't read as jewish as many of the characters in this movie don't. there was a reluctance amove the hollywood studio system to mention jews, even though you hear about a language of concentration camps in movies like "casablanca." >> escaped from a concentration camp. nazis have been chasing him all over europe. >>

. >>> well, the my hero bay area spotlight is now alvin shen te and his family.y own best coast burritos. they have stores in oakland. over the past week they donateded hundreds of burritos to hospital emergency rooms around the bay area. if you want to get a meal to health care works, he has created a gofundme page. we have a link to the campaign on the website ktvu.com. you will see it under the web links tab. >>> do you know someone that's making a difference or providing hope in your community? well, ktvu wants you to nominate the local hero. e-mail your story along with the photos and videos of that person in action to my hero at fox tv.com, and we will highlight some of those stories. >>> help is rolling in to a hospital in italy hit hard by the coronavirus. here it is. coming up in the next tommy. a robot created to help health care workers. >>> later in the 7:00 hour, why the government is not enforcing car companies to close, business is still dropping. how they're trying to get through the tough times while at the same time protecting themselves from ex

before we open it up, i do want to mention that we are all in receipt of public comment via email from alvin, that our clerk distributed to all of us this morning, prior to the meeting. now we'll open it up for public comment. are there any members of the public here for general public comment? >> clerk: yes, chair, there is a public comment. >> commissioner peskin: all right. first speaker, please. >> announcer: you have one question remaining. >> clerk: welcome, caller, your two minutes begins now. hello, caller? >> caller: can you hear me? >> commissioner peskin: yes, we can hear you. >> all right. sorry, i was muted. i apologize for the breach of protocol earlier, in that basically a brain fail on my part. the only thing i'd like to ask, two items at the last board meeting, 17 and 18. i did come in on 17, no time left to come in on 18, because both items were together. so i followed up. i do have a question through the chair, though, about what happens to written public comment from the general public, because the sfcta and m.t.c. does not -- the communication to the agenda item on the w

y g to the go fund me page so best coast burrito can continue to deliver to first responders, alvin thenkes most of the deliveries himself. >> literally some of these folks, these nurses come out of the er ready to receive the food and some of them are nearly in tears. >> reporter: tonight 100 burritos were delivered to the kaiser in richmond and he hopes to be able to do this for weeks to come. kpix 5 news. >>> off the grid is stepping up to help us be better together as well through this crisis, the mobile food truck catering business is expressing its gratitude to front-line workers. off the grid provides free meals to grocery store employees at two safeway's in san francisco, it is teaming up with food vendors to provide multi-day packages, each with five meals for workers and families. it plans to continue deliveries throughout town with the help of donations to the grocery employees meal fund. if you like dona ofthid best coast burrito in their efforts just head to kpix.com slash together, we have all the information in our section better together. >>> coming up british soccer play

i have heard a lot about it from general alvin or take who was a lieutenant colonel and had a tank battalion. he was one of patton's favorite tank battalion commanders. a fabulous guy. after baston was relieved, we started the big push and we started to push back. you never forget your first combat experience as i had indicated. it's like your first car, your first girlfriend, your first job, etc. so my first combat experience was a night crossing of a river. it was the border between luxembourg and germany. the river on one side, in luxembourg, is called suyi river, on the german side, it's called the sauer river. trucks took us to the drop off point and for you get on the truck, you are handed two grenades -- a fragmentary grenade and you get a phosphorous grenade. as soon a trucks start to move, the experienced guys take their grenade and bend the pins back and throw them off the side of the truck. the minute you get off the truck at the drop off point, the supply sergeant is there and he hands you two more grenades, so it was like routine. they know you are going to throw the grenades aw

in this offense we manuel sanders, thomas, alvin kamara, i think trautman fits in well with what seann is trying to do. >> as the clock strikes midnight here in the east we wish you good morning, and a wrap up of day two of the nfl draft. final pick. >> okay, the last pick is in of the third round. here we go. with the 106th pick in the 2020 nfl draft, the baltimore ravens select tyre fell phillips, guar mississippi state. >> the ravens go with tyre phillips, the offensive tackle from mississippi state. you know, they ran the ball as well as just about anybody. kirk, the average yards, set a nfl record, now they have another offensive lineman to help. >> how about michigan state misstate over the last two or three years? danny mullen really got it going. >> yeah. >> he created not just a dak prescott, but a lot of guys off their defense. all of a sudden most people focus on the lsus and alabamas and auburns but mississippi state have created a lot of players that have had a chance to go on and play at the next level. >> dan mullen now the head coach at florida. certainly built a great

in fact alvin asked me about it on twitter. does he have to pay his taxes by the april 10th deadline? the answer various by county. let's start in san mateo. the treasurer there just issued this letter saying san mateo is pushing back the deadline from april 10th to may 4th. that's the first day after the cu is at the time to expire. san francisco has done the are now due may 4th. but the bay area's rang counties appear to be stick to go ting t friday deadline. some say they are unable to legally push back the deadline although they are offering a selective break. the treasurers in those counties indicated that taxpayers directly affected by covid-19 can apply for penalty waivers or penalty cancellation. those are the counties in yellow. you would do that after april 10th. if you're curious about your county's due date, we just posted all nine treasurers' policies plus links to their website in case their policies and deadlines change. it's on nbcbayarea.com. go to the main menu and then click "responds." >> thanks, chris. >>>

. >> this is alvin. thank you for writing the book over here. i am glad you put up this book, it gives me more stuff to talk about. other than the constellations being backwards, this gives nice steps. the curiosity about the red caps, came a little late, the first guy was paid by the terminal. did the red caps keep running on tips? >> they were getting a little salary, the incident i mentioned in 1905, and you live on tips by yourself. that was what came down, a tendency for their being successful. >> it is depending on the times, the economics, periods, in the 20s everyone had money after the stock market crashes, williams is on striver's role, that was one of the surprises. after 1929, everybody is poor. in some ways it doesn't seem to skip a beat. people might be tightening their belts and some things going on, but not making as much in tips during the depression. travelers are taking their abouts and holding onto their wallets. one of the things, one of the things that helps them to organize a controversy about tipping and lose their tips.

. >>> the my hero bay area spotlight this morning is shining on alvin schad and his family.s with locations in oakland and emeryville. over the past week they have been donating hundreds of burritos to hospital emergency rooms across the bay area. if you would like to get a meal to healthcare workers, he has created a gofundme page. we posted a link to that campaign on our website, ktvu.com. you will find it under the web links tab. >>> this morning on the 9, we know dozens of california church members are sick with covid-19. why they continue to gather, even after the church building shut its doors. >>> plus, bay area baseball fans have to wait for next season's home opener. we are talking live with the giant ceo and president about the change in plans due to the coronavirus pandemic. >>> also, cooking well quarantined. how to whip up a legitimate meal with what you already have in your fridge and pantry. we are talking live with east bay caterer, olivia cole, to get her take on flexible pantry

first up this morning, this is officer alvin maker. he works at the national institute of health. kids through their window. >> hats off to him up next rachel tweeted us about her sister sarah sarah lives in boca raton, florida. you know how she spends her day? working at a local food pantry hats off to her. >> sending out love and prayers for her sister robin she's a nurse on the front lines in jersey. finally this one comes from mary to honor her best friend, an emt from memphis for more than a month now she's been here in new york volunteering her time to serve with the fdny. >> those are some of the people. ken burns talking about the best of us coming together. we are sending love to our heroes we know there are more we want to hear about them show us their stories, their pictures, go to facebook, instagram or twitter, use the #todayheroes. >> please do a few minutes on the third hour, we're going to chat with kevin bacon about his campaign to help frontline workers we just featured and local restaurants as well. >>> coming up on hoda and jenna, we have a special guest. it's

before we open it up, i do want to mention that we are all in receipt of public comment via email from alvin, that our clerk distributed to all of us this morning, prior to the meeting. now we'll open it up for public comment. are there any members of the public here for general public comment? >> clerk: yes, chair, there is a public comment. >> commissioner peskin: all right. first speaker, please. >> announcer: you have one question remaining. >> clerk: welcome, caller, your two minutes begins now. hello, caller? >> caller: can you hear me? >> commissioner peskin: yes, we can hear you. >> all right. sorry, i was muted. i apologize for the breach of protocol earlier, in that basically a brain fail on my part. the only thing i'd like to ask, two items at the last board meeting, 17 and 18. i did come in on 17, no time left to come in on 18, because both items were together. so i followed up. i do have a question through the chair, though, about what happens to written public comment from the general public, because the sfcta and m.t.c. does not -- the communication to the agenda item on the w