the people of new jersey and with my partners in the legislature, especially senate president steve sweeneynd speaker of the general assembly and their colleagues on both sides ofx together, we will continue moving forward, grounded in our shared everyday reality, yet propelled by our optimism about tomorrow. we all sense the promise that comes from the arrival of approved, safe and effective covid vaccines. through the tremendous work of health commissioner and her team of medical and scientific experts and excite many obstacles, we have in place a plan to vaccinate every willing new jerseyan, adult resident and hundreds of thousands have already rolled up their sleeves. six vaccine mega sites are opening across the state and vaccinations will be available in hundreds more places statewide. we've streamlined the vaccination process to enhance efficiency and ensure if you choose to receive your first vaccine dose, you'll get the proper follow up shot. i hope you'll take a moment to visit covid-19.gov/vaccine to learn about the effectiveness of the vaccines available to us and you can prereg

sweeney all the best in his retirement. i worked with him since 1999 and as patrick mentioned he had such knowledge and he'll be missed around the department. and, again, just wish him all the best. thank you. >> clerk: great. >> president mccarthy: thank you, mr. duffy. >> clerk: okay, and is there any public comment on the director's reports items, 8a through d? >> there is none. >> clerk: okay, thank you. our next item is item 9, revie and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of september 16, 2020. >> move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: okay, motion and a second. is there any public comment on the minutes? none? are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> clerk: any opposed? the minutes are approved. and our next item is item 10, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> clerk: okay, a second? >> second. >> clerk: all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> clerk: then we are now adjourned. >> president cohen: sergeant youngblood is staffing this meeting today. i want to recognize my vice chair, mi

sweeney all the best in his retirement. i worked with him since 1999 and as patrick mentioned he had such knowledge and he'll be missed around the department. and, again, just wish him all the best. thank you. >> clerk: great. >> president mccarthy: thank you, mr. duffy. >> clerk: okay, and is there any public comment on the director's reports items, 8a through d? >> there is none. >> clerk: okay, thank you. our next item is item 9, revie and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of september 16, 2020. >> move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: okay, motion and a second. is there any public comment on the minutes? none? are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> clerk: any opposed? the minutes are approved. and our next item is item 10, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> clerk: okay, a second? >> second. >> clerk: all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> clerk: then we are now adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, t

. >>> college football, coach sweeney questioning whether ohio state should be in the college playoffs that question was answered in the sugar bowl. justin fields to jeremy. ohio state pouring in. fields through 6 tds, the game's mvp, buckeyes roll 49-28. the rose bowl in texas because of california's covid restrictions, harris, he's superman. he could fly. that's the pride of antioch. he looks good. 19 over notch. devonte smith, what a game. the rose bowl record heit tied three receiving touchdowns. >>> top ten matches against arizona. four cardinal assistants were out because of covid. stanford is up early. no dunks in this game. cardinals at 81-54. cal lost by stwith the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...and $250 back when you... ...add xfinity mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. keep in touch with family and friends. stream your favorites with ease. and take your devices to the next level. get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...and say hello to 2021 with $250 back, for a limited time only. this sale won't last,

. >>> college football, coach sweeney questioning whether ohio state should be in the college playoffsthat question was answered in the sugar bowl. justin fields to jeremy. ohio state pouring in. fields through 6 tds, the game's mvp, buckeyes roll 49-28. the rose bowl in texas because of california's covid restrictions, harris, he's superman. he could fly. that's the pride of antioch. he looks good. 19 over notch. devonte smith, what a game. the rose bowl record heit tied three receiving touchdowns. >>> top ten matches against arizona. four cardinal assistants were out because of covid. stanford is up early. no dunks in this game. cardinals at 81-54. cal lost by >>> okay, we have light rain scattered across the bay area right now. storm rank is one. look for pockets of light rain and showers. most receiving a tenth of rainfall. you can see pockets of rain there, indicating light showers and rainfall. by midday and noon, rain will be pretty much over. high temperatures will be mainly in the upper 50s to about 60 degrees. i am going to skip through this because it is a narrow high. the a

. >> father michael sweeney has a pitiful quote. he says marriage is for the healing, perfecting and exalting of the spouses. >> healing, perfecting, and exalting. >> perfecting because you have a mirror in front of you. i think i'm a generous guy, right? but in relationship i can see, maybe not so. and then ultimately exalting. >> it is a frightening thing, i'm a reserved person. but you are exposed to that other person. and that person has to, you are out there being known. that's not entirely attractive. on one hand you can see the benefits of it, she knows me and cares about me, but boy, this is a full-time job. >> there is a verse in first corint i thit's 4:28, or 7:28. st. paul says he who marries will have trouble in this life. i always tell couples and they look at me and say why are you telling me this? because i get these phone calls, we got trouble. and i say marriage, trouble, sounds about right. because we aren't perfect and we had this mirror in front of us, we see our imperfections and marriages of vehicle god uses if

beginning his final statement, jue nigel sweeney said they must've died what must've been an excruciatinglynful death. the person believed to be the ringleader was sentenced to 27 years in jail. that 24-year-old northern irish man who drove the truck will now spend 18 years behind bars. governments across the world have been battling to get their citizens to abide by covid-19 rules and regulations, but the indian nation of bali is ordering those caught without a mask and without any cash to pay a fine to get physical. reporter: it looks like a punishment dished out of high school, but here in bali, authorities are resorting to a unique discipline technique for not wearing masks -- 50 push-ups for perpetrators without face coverings. 15 for those not using them correctly. for officials, it is obvious who most of the offenders are. >> foreign tourists have barely won their masks. 90% of the violators are foreign tourists. when we see them breaking rules, we sometimes feel they are not respecting us. if we implement these, hopefully they will obey the rules. reporter: normally it is a seven do

just the specie can find them you know very good point good governance certainly but in 1st matthew sweeney with the cato institute matthew as always we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you if i think. the united states federal government is scheduled to execute the convicted murderer lisa montgomery tomorrow to say if it goes ahead she will be the 1st woman to be executed by the federal government in almost 70 years now her attorneys say the montgomery is severely mentally ill and that her life should be spared the only person who can intervene now is u.s. president donald trump and he does not appear to be interest. her crime was horrific but lisa montgomery supporters say she doesn't deserve to die in 2004 she gruesomely murdered a pregnant woman and took her unborn child who survived it was an act of violence by a woman who had experienced much herself starting from her childhood in an oklahoma trailer one gone murray's lawyers say she suffered incest gang rape and brain damage from domestic violence requiring heavy medication people have to understand that children

with the bereaved families sitting in silence mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planninge number of people killed, we would sentence saadallah as a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentenced but now want some answers. when the fa cts but now want some answers. when the facts of this case that are now serious questions that need answering. most notably how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. he was originally from libya, where he fought in the civil war aged just 15, before fleeing to britain. here he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences. he was briefly brought to the attention of m15 as someone who might travel to syria but he was discarded as a threat. he walked free from his last prison sentence just two weeks before the attack. he was one of those people who gave me that impression... tony bloomfield, who was in jail with saadallah, told me he was known for hisjihadi views. he said a few times he would l

the whole time that vaccine is developing at sweeney have to get your communication programs ready to. i keep saying it's not vaccine and vials that ends the pandemic it's vaccine what it's into arms. that is operation warp speed is not done that. despite a lot of miscommunication for sometimes they apologize sometimes they haven't. my 20 million americans will be by december 2020. it was far from that. that in and of itself goes against trust. anti- vaccine movements are fringe the relatively smallish, many more people who might be vaccine hesitant. ten but the vaccine and how the vaccine works on the way it said it was the vaccine is not coming out it's not being delivered in that way it's the agenda distrust. doesn't know what were doing is it going to be two doses is it going to be different, that has a bad impact on trust and the rollout. i do think it can be fixed. if a state like west virginia doing much better some of the lessons are really good in terms of west virginia knowing what works, saying it's going to work with specific pharmacies they are to have relationships with

ferro will be with me and i will be with paul sweeney.no idea what lisa abramowicz is doing in the next 30 minutes. lisa: i'm going to go to the bar and get my shot. tom: get a shot as well. ian bremmer with david westin with the balance of power at 12:00 noon. futures, negative 24. get vaccinated. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, good morning, good morning. the countdown to the opening bell starts now with futures down 26, off by 7/10 of 1%. market participants worldwide focusing on the pandemic policy response in washington, d.c. >> there is a huge amount of uncertainty. >> they don't have control of virus. >> uncertainty in terms of how quickly the recovery will happen. >> this passage -- package is a fiscal support package more than a stimulus. >> it remains to be seen what actually comes out. >> definitely an element of uncertainty. >> we are uncomfortably more -- on the course of policy. >> until then, the virus will continue to be a significant issue for

ohio state the final score and twitter went absolutely wild so here's the story clemson coach dabo sweeney ranked ohio state 11 in the final 8 p coaches poll, which is a total insults during his own team, second by the way. so apparently after the game. the crowd started chanting and he just got roasted on social media as well you know what goes around comes around ohio state will take on alabama in the national championship game on monday, the 11th so i guess that makes the tigers the 12th ranked team in the >>welcome back. we've got some slick runways at sfo but no delays so far this morning all because of the drizzle we've been experiencing dave how today's far has more on that and is what the forecast side kind of a nuisance little bit of a shower rain event it kind of is but that's the kind of doesn't produce any flooding so be nice to have this all day long actually is going to be very very spotty. we have little wave about to roll on in within the next 5 hours or so after that. >>keep the cloudy skies and that fog around but then tomorrow, some better clearing, here's how it looks l

liotta played him in "field of dreams," sweeney in "eight men out," but redford's character in "the natural early 2010, baseball fanatic bill bowen tries to convince his wife to let him buy this 100-year-old scrapbook of vintage baseball players. in it is an autographed picture of the legendary "shoeless" joe jackson. the asking price -- $15,000. >> and that's when i said, "no, absolutely not." >> bill buys it anyway, selling some of his other memorabilia to raise the cash. where did you keep it? >> it was just sitting in a trunk in our bedroom, handy, so he could pull it out and look at it and show it to people when they came. >> and sharon decides to stop giving her husband a hard time about it. really? you were that easy about it? >> i was easy, because life's too short, and -- and it proved to be true. >> in 2014, bill has a heart attack... and dies at the age of 67. shortly after his death, baseball collectors begin calling his widow. >> we started to get some phone calls from people. did we still have the book? would we consider selling it? >> a family friend suggests they talk to her

loving in the stride, ohio state beat clemson 49-28 to advance to the title game and maybe crack sweeney's top 10. in the other semifinal the rose bowl was moved to the cowboys stadium so fans could attend against third-quarter and alabama's harris was outside and then the signature moves, the leap over the defendant. the former antioch high star is with 125 yards, alabama beats irish 31-14 and advanced to the title game for the fifth time in six years. a new year and same result for the top-ranked stanford women and tucson ranking the sixth rain vanderbilt. hailey jones leather kernels with 18 points and 10 written balance or 10 rebounds. they remain unbeaten this year and the warrior save the blazers again on sunday.>> coming up on kpix 5 , another vaccine trial being tested in northern california, the outreach efforts to some minority groups. and the terrifying moments that one man will never forget. how did this woman escape a mauling by >>> welcome back it is 6:29 am, thank you for joining us i am devin fehely. now let's check the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> still have

most basic and sacred rights guaranteed by the constitution, the right to vote and the fbi's bill sweeney called it nothing short of vote theft. it is illegal behavior and contributed to the erosion of the public's trust in our electoral processes. mackey is charged with violating title 18 section 241 of the civil rights statute and faces 10 years in prison, released on 50,$000 bond, a story we have not seen before. shannon: thank you. how a rift between wall street hedge funds and daytraders is the latest populist flash point. steve homan breaks it down for us next. ♪♪ four filets. ♪♪ you know this dinner's for their... kids. thanks for watching them. where's the pizza? the buick encore gx. current eligible non-gm owners get nearly 43 hundred purchase these folks, nce on 20-20 they don't have time to els. go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all e services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-we

nearly 5,000 people were fooled prompting an assistant ag at the justice department to -- the fbi bill sweeney called it nothing short of boat theft. it's illegal behavior and contributed to the erosion of the public's trust in our electoral process. he's charged with violating title 18 section 241 of the civil rights statute and faces up to ten years in prison. he's been released on $50,000 bond and a story we have not seen before, shannon. >> shannon: we haven't, but the giver digging into it's, rick. how a rift between wall street hedge funds and day traders are becoming the recent flash points. fox news gave bitter steve hilton breaks it down for us next just stop. get a hobby. you should meditate. eat crunchy foods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette i'd call my grandfather as a result of the research that i've started to do on ancestry. having ancestry to fill in the gaps with documents, with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conv

but davos sweeney was given bulletin board material and president trump is the divider in chief here of his own party on one hand he's calling these runoffs illegitimate, on the other hand he says vote in an illegitimate election. democrats have caught every break they needed here, whether the mishandling of the coronavirus relief by mitch mcconnell, president trump dividing the party, you name it. if you were to script how democrats win both of these races, every single thing that republicans have done in this campaign, you would have asked for. but it's going to be very close. that's the bottom line. >> for those of you -- >> but -- yeah >> i was going to say, those of you following at home, ohio state won that game in a blowout. chuck, let's say if democrats do win these two seats, which as you say is no easy feat in the state of georgia, obviously a republican stronghold for so long, how different is that congress they have the tie breaker with vice president kamala harris but does joe biden then have a congress he can work with? >> maybe and i think that it will make this senate

adding fuel to that fire was clemson head coach davos sweeney ranking the buckeyes 11 in his final coach'seyes look like a team on a mission last night. scary moment though. they'll take a massive hit right to the ribs from james sulke. he was ejected after that hit. he was out for one play and returned. you can see he was in a lot of pain. he was able to fight through it. 21 unanswered. really blowing this one open as ohio state rolled this beating clemson 49-28. >> tomorrow morning, it's worth it for this win and for my teammates. i think that's really what pushed me. i was just thinking all the things that we've sacrificed as a team and that's what got me through the whole game. >> to come back and win after last year with all of the trials and tribulations we've been through in the last, you know, 12 months just couldn't be happier for this team. >> all right. the other match-up. we had alabama and notre dame in the rose bowl. the game had to be played in arlington, texas, because of covid restrictions in california and harris, the play of the game right there. the 6'2", 230 pounder le

ohio state the final score and twitter went absolutely wild so here's the story clemson coach dabo sweeney ranked ohio state 11 in the final 8 p coaches poll, which is a total insults during his own team, second by the way. so apparently after the game. the crowd started chanting and he just got roasted on social media as well you know what goes around comes around ohio state will take on alabama in the national championship game on monday, the 11th so i guess that makes the tigers the 12th at's right! subway is open and serving footlongs contact-free. order in the app for quick and easy pickup. or, get contact-free curbside pickup! staying home? get delivery! so many ways to get footlongs contact-free! subway. eat fresh. >>take a look at this video leland vogt from lake tahoe has been snowboarding for about 3 years now and he's only 4. cleveland's dad chalk is a snowboarder himself in the founder of the skateboard company talk along boards. the family says is pretty clear before leland even turned to that. you have the same hobbies as his pop. >>it's really wild to you know because i thin

on top of that, tigers coach davos sweeney said ohio state didn't belong here.o state ranked 11th in his final coach's poll. this one, it was a good game early on. first quarter, both teams trading touchdowns. second quarter, scary moment for ohio state. justin fields scrambling takes a massive hit there from the ribs. fields came out for one play, returned. you see still in a lot of pain. buckeyes scored 21 unanswered. still feeling in the second half. six touchdown passes as ohio state rolls in this one, 49-28. after the game davos said he didn't regret ranking ohio state 11th and polls don't motivate you to play the game. well, it was clearly still on the minds of the buckeyes afterwards. >> what happened? >> what happened, man? >> you rank us 11th? 11th? you want to rank us 11th? >> rank them 12th? >> does that make you 12th? going to rank us 11th. take that talk back, man. >> all right. well, the other match-up, we had alabama and notre dame in the rose bowl. the game being played in arlington, texas, because of covid restrictions in california. the crimson

with the bereaved families sitting in silence, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planninge life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. on the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a teenager, before fleeing to britain. here, he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences, and was briefly brought to the attention of m15 as someone who might travel to syria, but he was discounted as a threat. he came out of prison just two weeks before the attack. he was one of those people who gave me that impression. tony bloomfield, who was in jail with saadallah, told me he was known for hisjihadi views. he said a few times he would love to kill people, "i'm a murderer", people used to laugh at it as a joke, because he was kind of a bit of a clown in prison. the even

with the bereaved families sitting in silence, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planningl never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. 0n the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a teenager, before fleeing to britain. here, he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences, and was briefly brought to the attention of mi5 as someone who might travel to syria, but he was discounted as a threat. he came out of prison just two weeks before the attack. daniel sandford, bbc news. the uk government has given itself the ambitious target of vaccinating tens of millions of people by the spring. it says 2.5 million coronavirus vaccines have been administer so far and have launched across england seven new mass inoculation centres today. the prime minister has warned that the national health s

>> yes, we had deputy director ed sweeney retired during the second or third week in december so i have the title at the minute and we're going to recruit and fill in acting positions hopefully soon. >> clerk: they're lucky to have you. >> just on this case, i was going back between mr. sanchez on the architect and i think we got our questions answered on that. what i will say to the appellant, some of the issues are valid points and may have come up more during construction if the permit moves ahead. the ceiling heights is very important, in the building code and we need to get the building heights and we will get the ceiling heights so they're in the rooms because there's a minimum in the code of 7 foot for bathrooms and kitchens and hallways and 7 foot 6 for rooms. in regards of fear of raising the roof, that would be visible not to do that. that causes all sorts of problems during a project. we usually do a stop work order and you have to go back to planning and get a new approval. and it can cause problems, i would definitely be advising the project architect to get an early inspec

reserved for the most serious of crimes and in court eight here at the old bailey, estherjustice sweeneylifted lastjune. restrictions were just being lifted last june. the restrictions were just being lifted lastjune. the judge went on to say he had no doubt that all six offences he had no doubt that all six offe nces ha d he had no doubt that all six offences had a terrorist connection and he also, daniel mentioned that knife that khairi saadallah used and bought the day before he carried out these attacks. the judge set against a background of combat training and experience, the knife, which was an eight inch blade, was chosen by khairi saadallah with care to ensure the maximum likelihood for swift and fatal injury each time it was used. thejudge also pointed out fatal injury each time it was used. the judge also pointed out that the three men who were killed had no time at all to defend themselves. khairi saadallah carried out the attacks on the three of them in less than a minute and then he didn‘t stop there, he then went on to stab three other men. they survived, but thejudge talke

mrjustice sweeney saying he wanted to pass such high sentences because of the large number of peoplenel -- high prevalence-— prevalence. we had about people t in: to prevalence. we had about people trying to come — prevalence. we had about people trying to come to _ prevalence. we had about people trying to come to this _ prevalence. we had about people trying to come to this country - prevalence. we had about people trying to come to this country to l trying to come to this country to work and find a better life. yes. work and find a better life. yes, the dynamics — work and find a better life. yes, the dynamics behind _ work and find a better life. yes, the dynamics behind this - work and find a better life. 1a: the dynamics behind this was that people, one as young as 15 years old, had made their way across europe with their families paying large amounts of money for them to get to western europe, either to france or belgium, and once they got there, there was then in the final leg of the journey, there, there was then in the final leg of thejourney, and there, there was then in t