because her condition hasn't improved deanna fi t. davies is here to get help for the orthopedist is able to rule out any underlying problems and soon identifies the cause of her pain. muscle tension in the lower lumbar region is what's causing the problem this problem and she's not the only one with these problems. and let's. figure studios closed down the whole lockdown scenario and i've had more patients who are working from home and experiencing more problems than usual and they can't make up for it by going to the gym to workout in for. special exercises under the guidance of a physio therapist can be helpful. so which exercises help most. now in this case stabilisation training and exercises to loosen the muscles help relieve the tension some exercises require professional supervision to be really effective. and i never saw should only try it on your own i've been shown what to do and can do it correctly otherwise you'll just train the surface muscles and not the supporting and pastoral ones that really need it which won't solve

. >>> let me bring in, in addition to gloria borger, deanna paul.f the eye-raising comments governor cuomo made is that people are gunning for him because he's not of the political club. take a listen. >> part of this is i am not part of the political club and, you know what? i'm proud of it. >> so, he's the incumbent governor. his father was three-term governor of new york. the field was cleared for him so he could run for attorney general of new york. he was, at one point, married to a kennedy. i mean, how can he say he's not in the political club? >> jake, that's a great question. he can say that, but at the end of the day there's bad news ahead for governor cuomo. we have the state legislature who opened an impeachment inquiry. state investigation into claims of sexual harassment. and there's a federal investigation into whether there was an undercount of deaths at nursing homes during the pandemic. >> there are accounts by several women, at least five, mostly former employees, accusing him of inappropriate kick, sexual harassment. there are har

in her closing argument deanna dennison emphasized the circumstantial nature of the case against david he probably do it or could he have done it. maybe by process of elimination he is the only one that could have done it. that's not the standard. the standard is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that he did it and they have not shown that to you. >> now once again the case was in the hands of a jury. this time it took seven hours. >> somebody said they have a verdict. so right away your heart just starts pounding. >> i was terrified going upstairs to sit in the courtroom. >> we the jury find the defendant david dooley guilty of murder under instruction number 4. >> for the second time david dooley was convicted of murdering michelle mockbee. >> what did your client say afterwards? >> oh, no, not again. >> michelle's siblings had a very different reaction. >> when they read that guilty it was just -- just felt everything just, bam, release. lots of tears. >> lots of tears. >> yes. >> lots of hugs. >> at the end of the day this is a guilty man and the jury rightfully found him guilty. >>

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deanna banes took video of her husband nicholas driving around in his -- we'll call it a modified jet, driving it gt water, it operates look a motorcycle or scooter. deanna was taking this video to capture his reaction to the news that she had backed her suv into a pole. but we didn't care about that. we were looking at the jet ski. >> of course we were. >> that's normal. the fact they just says this is my husband on his jet ski. >> there is something that tickled my fun ny bone when you hear her go, here he comes, on his jet ski, down the road. >>> coming up next, bring on the home improvement and construction. company hiring in the bay area as it gets ready for spring. >>> one industry in particular is still in aru >> id to break, the ferris wheel. showing us what it looks like today, it opens today at noon for the first time in months and amy has been telling us there are tickets still available. it is 6:27. we'll be right back. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future this is abc 7 news. >>> high alert at the u.s. capitol. 6:30, the conspiracy theory that has po

deanna ponce deleon has come back to the city. the $20 million grant to business loans will be in front of you next week. i think there's an opportunity for you to continue to get an idea of what's in that program specifically for small business relief as we come out of the pandemic and into recovery? and again, you know, i think it's really critical to us. we all recognize that our neighborhood corridors are going to be critical to our recovery and to, you know, just who we are as a city, and i think investing in neighborhoods is going to be a part of that, and i know that deanna is committed to making sure that all of our neighborhood businesses and neighborhood corridors are included in that effort. so again, 20 -- you know, the $20 million for small business relief program will be in front of you next week. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i appreciate that. i just really and truly want to underscore on the record a number of my colleagues that have corridors in the same instance that, you know, we've spent a lot of time settin

just very simply, i just wanted to, a, welcome deanna ponce de leon back to oewd.thank you so much for what you did as an emergency worker, but our small businesses need you, and you're such an amazing champion for them, so-so glad you're back. thank you. >> thank you for that. >> supervisor ronen: and i just wanted to thank my colleagues, all of you, and just really say that i'm very proud of oewd, the mayor, and this board's work to champion small businesses. we have collectively somehow, and really, over many years, and probably unintentionally, made it very difficult for small businesses to open, grow, and survive in the city. as we know, it is the vehicle for so many people to pursue their passions, and also to be their own bosses, and to be able to earn a living in a way that is on their own terms, and it's such an important part of economic development, not only for communities that are often left out of traditional paths towards economic freedom, really, but it's also -- it's one of the biggest job creators in the city. and i just feel very proud to be part

deanna ponce deleon has come back to the city. the $20 million grant to business loans will be in front of you next week. i think there's an opportunity for you to continue to get an idea of what's in that program specifically for small business relief as we come out of the pandemic and into recovery? and again, you know, i think it's really critical to us. we all recognize that our neighborhood corridors are going to be critical to our recovery and to, you know, just who we are as a city, and i think investing in neighborhoods is going to be a part of that, and i know that deanna is committed to making sure that all of our neighborhood businesses and neighborhood corridors are included in that effort. so again, 20 -- you know, the $20 million for small business relief program will be in front of you next week. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i appreciate that. i just really and truly want to underscore on the record a number of my colleagues that have corridors in the same instance that, you know, we've spent a lot of time settin

we do need -- one thing i think -- as deanna has talked about, we are seeing an increasing need of the need for legal support which is, you know, again, they're bringing on the bar association as an official partner with the city. so, if the commercial eviction moratorium is not lifted, come july, you know, the first set of businesses will need to meet their obligations. so, we should be anticipating, you know, that -- we should be look at whether the commercial eviction moratorium, or anticipating that it may not be extended if things continue to progress in lifting of restrictions. we get more information as to the impact of the vaccine. and there is increasing trajectory of businesses opening. and what that may mean in relationship to businesses meeting their debt obligation, this needs to be assessed and we need to strengthen our ability to get a good idea from how much of this federal relief funding is coming into the city and has assisted businesses in meeting that debt obligation. and then, and then at the same time, in terms of our need for legal assistance and support, just as

my name is deanna [inaudible] we're also part of the s.o.r. family's collaborative and wanted to lend support for any improvement around the collection of the annual unit usage report. at its core, is really is speculation and a measurement of maintaining this affordable housing. right now, we've been seeing increase in speculation and, at the same time, i think any way that we can improve collecting data and reliable data is completely important for landlord compliance. also want to bring the attention to the great work of tenant organizers around rental registries and housing inventory in the city. encourage the commission to follow up with the city attorney and check in where that endeavor might overlap, and at the same time, support the department of building inspection's team, namely the capacity that they need in order to do their work. people on the ground appreciate our capacities and understand, in any organization, that might be priorities, but want to remind folks that the annual report is an antispeculation report for so many entit

just very simply, i just wanted to, a, welcome deanna ponce de leon back to oewd. thank you so much for what you did as an emergency worker, but our small businesses need you, and you're such an amazing champion for them, so-so glad you're back. thank you. >> thank you for that. >> supervisor ronen: and i just wanted to thank my colleagues, all of you, and just really say that i'm very proud of oewd, the mayor, and this board's work to champion small businesses. we have collectively somehow, and really, over many years, and probably unintentionally, made it very difficult for small businesses to open, grow, and survive in the city. as we know, it is the vehicle for so many people to pursue their passions, and also to be their own bosses, and to be able to earn a living in a way that is on their own terms, and it's such an important part of economic development, not only for communities that are often left out of traditional paths towards economic freedom, really, but it's also -- it's one of the biggest job creators in the city. and i just feel very proud to be par

deanna ponce deleon has come back to the city.he $20 million grant to business loans will be in front of you next week. i think there's an opportunity for you to continue to get an idea of what's in that program specifically for small business relief as we come out of the pandemic and into recovery? and again, you know, i think it's really critical to us. we all recognize that our neighborhood corridors are going to be critical to our recovery and to, you know, just who we are as a city, and i think investing in neighborhoods is going to be a part of that, and i know that deanna is committed to making sure that all of our neighborhood businesses and neighborhood corridors are included in that effort. so again, 20 -- you know, the $20 million for small business relief program will be in front of you next week. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i appreciate that. i just really and truly want to underscore on the record a number of my colleagues that have corridors in the same instance that, you know, we've spent a lot of time setting

we do need -- one thing i think -- as deanna has talked about, we are seeing an increasing need of the need for legal support which is, you know, again, they're bringing on the bar association as an official partner with the city. so, if the commercial eviction moratorium is not lifted, come july, you know, the first set of businesses will need to meet their obligations. so, we should be anticipating, you know, that -- we should be look at whether the commercial eviction moratorium, or anticipating that it may not be extended if things continue to progress in lifting of restrictions. we get more information as to the impact of the vaccine. and there is increasing trajectory of businesses opening. and what that may mean in relationship to businesses meeting their debt obligation, this needs to be assessed and we need to strengthen our ability to get a good idea from how much of this federal relief funding is coming into the city and has assisted businesses in meeting that debt obligation. and then, and then at the same time, in terms of our need for legal assistance and support, just as

deanna kuhan with the airport. we are seeking your approval for the first amendment for the lease between the airport and green beans coffee, providing for green beans to relocate to a new location in harvey milk terminal one. the lease commenced in march 2015, and was about to expire in march of 2025, which was a 10-year term. it was located pre-security near the boarding area "c" check point. due to the renovation with the harvey milk terminal one, they permanently closed and decommissioned its location in july 2020. a replacement premises has been identified and green beans agrees to cover all construction costs. the airport will reimburse the original amortized construction investment. $357,200 and start the 10-year term. expected in a minimum rent is $416,445 over the 10-year term the board has recommended approval, and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> chairman: great. thank you. ms. campbell, is there anything to add on this? >> yes. very specifically, you're being asked to approve an amendment to an exi

we do need -- one thing i think -- as deanna has talked about, we are seeing an increasing need of the need for legal support which is, you know, again, they're bringing on the bar association as an official partner with the city. so, if the commercial eviction moratorium is not lifted, come july, you know, the first set of businesses will need to meet their obligations. so, we should be anticipating, you know, that -- we should be look at whether the commercial eviction moratorium, or anticipating that it may not be extended if things continue to progress in lifting of restrictions. we get more information as to the impact of the vaccine. and there is increasing trajectory of businesses opening. and what that may mean in relationship to businesses meeting their debt obligation, this needs to be assessed and we need to strengthen our ability to get a good idea from how much of this federal relief funding is coming into the city and has assisted businesses in meeting that debt obligation. and then, and then at the same time, in terms of our need for legal assistance and support, just as

deanna kuhan with the airport. we are seeking your approval for the first amendment for the lease between the airport and green beans coffee, providing for green beans to relocate to a new location in harvey milk terminal one. the lease commenced in march 2015, and was about to expire in march of 2025, which was a 10-year term. it was located pre-security near the boarding area "c" check point. due to the renovation with the harvey milk terminal one, they permanently closed and decommissioned its location in july 2020. a replacement premises has been identified and green beans agrees to cover all construction costs. the airport will reimburse the original amortized construction investment. $357,200 and start the 10-year term. expected in a minimum rent is $416,445 over the 10-year term the board has recommended approval, and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> chairman: great. thank you. ms. campbell, is there anything to add on this? >> yes. very specifically, you're being asked to approve an amendment to an exi

deanna kuhan with the airport. we are seeking your approval for the first amendment for the lease between the airport and green beans coffee, providing for green beans to relocate to a new location in harvey milk terminal one. the lease commenced in march 2015, and was about to expire in march of 2025, which was a 10-year term. it was located pre-security near the boarding area "c" check point. due to the renovation with the harvey milk terminal one, they permanently closed and decommissioned its location in july 2020. a replacement premises has been identified and green beans agrees to cover all construction costs. the airport will reimburse the original amortized construction investment. $357,200 and start the 10-year term. expected in a minimum rent is $416,445 over the 10-year term the board has recommended approval, and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> chairman: great. thank you. ms. campbell, is there anything to add on this? >> yes. very specifically, you're being asked to approve an amendment to an exi