eileen. hello. good to see you. >> hello. how's it going? >> is going great. let me just say congratulations on your recent high school graduation. >> yes. thank you so much. i actually graduated a year early. but, i got to come back and walk with my grade here in san francisco. i was so much fun to see everyone again.? fantastic. you did it in three years. not at all an overachiever. it's great. fantastic. congratulations to you on joining the victoria's secret collective. you have an modeling, course, for major brands. right, tiffany, do this. you have been on the cover of many international magazines. why did you decide to become associated with this lingerie brand that frankly has had a lot of criticism over the years and the way it represent women? >> you know, this is a huge turning point for victoria secret and it is honestly a huge honor that they asked me to be a part of this really turning point in the history. i think finding people like myself, athletes, real women, people who want to speak about their experiences and also make other women feel bea

." >> eileen plaff's son found the letter while doing work in the basement last month and was determined the author's family. >> this is really important to us, for the people to find who this mickey is, if he's still alive, so his family can have this. >> her story shared right here on this broadcast last week. and the letter from world war ii found in the wall of a pennsylvania home. it's addressed to "mickey" and signed, "brother john." the letter instructing family not to write back, because "brother john" was shipping out. soon after our report, eileen received dozens of responses, but one caller stood out. >> he was mentioning names of the family and every name he mentioned is in this letter. >> our affiliate wnep in scranton helped rush that letter to 89-year-old joe mocakatis. >> oh, man. it looks like my brother's handwriting. it was really, really nice to have this in my hands. my brother john -- >> joe telling us his late brothers, john and mickey, both served in world war ii. >> my brother john was stationed in texas and he was a flight engineer. >> his brother mickey -- >> h

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eileen goldberg pivoted to online sales during the pandemic but missed connecting with customers. >>>nice day for anything. >> it is nice to get back tour hobbies and do it with people that love doing what you do. >> have a nice connection and feel normal. >> yes. >> temperatures for us above average over the next couple of days, that intense heat we talked about in the pacific northwest. kind of stayed there. thankfully onshore flow. keeping us comfortable. live look from the cam showing you that fog against the golden gate. we will have widespread low cloud cover. even some drizzle along the coastline. our numbers right now are at at in the city and 70 in san jose. 92 in brentwood and intense here aren't mendocino county. at 100 degrees. we continue to have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning in these areas until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow it is not as hot but temperatures in the 90s. here is the satellite. we are tracking that area of high pressure essentially sitting over seattle bring that record-breaking heat across several states. for us you can take this area of low f igof alg

eileen weinberg expected a few more people to show up in the morning and early afternoon. but instead she enjoyed a picnic with her daughters friday pretty much by themselves. they come out here often but did not know the lake was closed because it is drying up weinberg is worried about the animals. going impact all living things the park district says any rain will help until the dry conditions improve the lake is expected to remain closed at least through august we've when it when the big rains came one time. >> and the water came right up onto the walkway. but the situation has changed rapidly. >> parts of the lake floor. now exposed it low, but. >> that if we were wondering if it dry like this, how far it can go. unfortunately, it looks like we may get an answer to that question. at some point this year. >> in pleasant to leave all right. >> why plans to relax covid-19 restrictions for tourists and residents in just a couple of weeks beginning july 8th fully vaccinated travelers from the mainland us will be allowed to bypass the state's quarantine and pre travel testin

eileen and her family enjoyed looking at the livestock and being out in public again. >> cites so great together. >> reporter: yes, the crowds are smaller this year because of covid capacity restrictions, but that didn't stop people from enjoying everything the fair had to offer including the rides. >> we road the roller coaster which is really nice but it feels great to be out. >> reporter: one new addition, covid vaccines offered at the main gate. more than 250 people got shots today including 13-year-old kate childs. and those vaccinated received some special perks including free admission to the fair, $20 of free food and four ride tickets. >> i think it's nice they're giving nice amenities to people who decide to keep others safe. >> reporter: for most the fair offered people a chance to dance a little and embrace some newfound freedoms. >> my e world is spending time with my family. >> reporter: in san mateo, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the state's biggest teachers union is throwing its support behind governor newsom. california teachers association leaders voted today

eileen, interesting watching for sure.m the "new york post" and page 6. >> dana: reports the biden administration is about to give more migrants a chance to stay in the united states even as border states struggle to deal with the current influx. senator john cornyn joins us. caitlyn jenner weighs in as we hear from a weight lifter who retired because laurel hubbard took her spot. >> it's honestly knocking women out of sports. women won't want to participate in something where there is an opportunity for them to, you know, go to international competitions. lows while home prices have just gone up and up. giving you a once in a lifetime chance to turn the equity in your home into cash in your hand. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out $50,000 or more, by letting you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. make the call while rates are still near all-time lows! this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a f

eileen goldberg says she pivoted to online sales during the pandemic but really missed connecting withher customers. i totally get that. i think we've also missed connecting. >> the community together, that is so fun to see them doing. that. >>> great weather for it, too. >> really is. saw some of them with their jackets, typical june weather, but we had warm spots inland into the 90s. we'll have that spread tomorrow as well. a live look from our emeryville camera, cloud cover making its push inland as we speak. it will be a gray start tomorrow morning. onshore push is keeping us pretty comfortable for the most part, 59 in the city right now, 71 in san jose, 75 in santa rosa, 93 in brentwood. we do have some warm spots. our hottest spots are certainly in lake and mendocino county in the mid-and upper 90s. that is nothing compared to the historic heatwave occurring now across the pacific northwest. portland hit an all time record high of 112 earlier today, besting that old record which is yesterday of 108. seattle hit 103 which ties their all time hottest day. you could see a lot of hea

. >> let's hear from eileen and new jersey on the independent line. >> good morning, so good to listen to you. i want to say something and then i have a question i would like to ask and i hope could give me a direct answer. first, i want to say since this administration has been in power, this country has gone much worse, it is going down and down. i don't think i have to mention what that is with the racism, crime prospect cost of everything. the cost of gasoline. next, i have a question for you. when is someone going to do something about joe biden? he is not a well man. anyone whose half intelligent and tell just to look at him -- >> i'm going to let you go out there, we are running short but you care to respond to that or care to wrap up? >> in the sense that crime and inflation and illegal border crossings are starting in this country, there has to be a deliberate mechanism in which crime is stopped. it is unfair and unjust. that is in the hands of primarily local police department. we are going through an important national conversation about reforms police so can be based on rel

the former president been in your queen on the 61 year old, led the country between 201-2016 jamila eileen bogan has more now. from manila it will be bought up. the family of late president beneath blocking says he died peacefully in his sleep. according to the death certificate he died of renal disease linked to diabetes. no words can express growth in our hearts car and toes all walk step 30 because he is gone. mission for be happy now we've been he's the only son of parents regarded as champions of democracy in the country. his father, a senator beneath nor chemo, was incarcerated, and later murdered on the tarmac of manila airport in 1983. during the marshall rule of former precedent for dinner, markins, if i were his mother corazon, the key no let the people power revolution, the top of the markets regime in 1986 and was later voted president. and like his mother, aquino was reluctant liter. under his leadership that began in 2010, the economy grew by an and weight of 6 percent and was considered the economic powerhouse of southeast asia. when china sees the philippine scarberry shoal

his successor, rodrigo, the theater has paid a public tribute jamila eileen dog and has more now from manila to be bought them up. the family of late president beneath. lucky says he died peacefully in his sleep. according to the death certificate he died of renal disease linked to diabetes. no words can express. girls in our hearts are imposed all walk step 30 because he is gone. mission for be happy now we've been he's the only son of parents regarded as champions democracy in the country. his father sen beneath nor chemo, was incarcerated, and later murdered on the tarmac of manila, the airport in 1983. during the marshall room, a former precedent for dinner mart, cuz if i were mother correct on the quino, let the people power revolution to topple demarcus regime in 1986 and was late to voted president. and like his mother, aquino was reluctant liter. under his leadership that began in 2010, the economy grew by an anvil weight of 6 per cent and was considered the economic powerhouse of southeast asia. when china sees the philippine scarberry shoal in the south china sea in 2012, hi

but that does not seem to be attractive to families eileen weinberg and her daughters pretty much have the picnic area and beach to themselves friday. it's pretty deserted which. >> in some ways is nice and feels very safe health wise. we don't have to wear a mask, you know, worry about, you know, spreading anything or catching anything, though weinberg says she is worried for the wildlife that depend on the lake to survive. going impact. >> all living things. you got turtles and you got. >> bash. you've all kinds of animals that live in and the region need these kind of waters in order to take care of themselves. the park district says any rain will help. for now the lake will remain off-limits to swimmers and boaters through august in pleasanton flipped at all. kron 4 news. coming up at 6 or d hawaii is relaxing its rules for travelers and residents were fully vaccinated. >> we'll tell you what's changing in the aloha state and the airline industry found a way to deal with some unruly passengers. the new way flight attendants are being trained. plus, derek chauvin has been sentenced

my eileen, my name is shamira bush and lee. i'm working as a volunteer for red cross. my work is to help unite separated families because of war or natural disasters about why you see that. we are currently receiving kids and parents in the center who are separated because of the recent volcanic eruption in goma. mainly we are receiving parents looking for their children. and for that we have a list on which we complete the name and address of each missing child. and we did the same for kids looking for that parent. this list helps us to start the research for missing family members or children. not them, but then i think the in find out, but that when kids give us information about their parents, we do our best to unite them with their parents. for kids whose parents we can't find, we refer them to an appropriate protection center which are in partnership with red cross, which can take care of them at night. as we only operate during the day. we are working with other local volunteers and partners, helping us to sensitize community in the city, so that they can come t

my eileen, my name is see me to be seen inviting. i'm working as a volunteer. fred cross. my work is to help you nice separated families because it was a natural disasters. gracie, that be currently receiving kids and parents in the center was separated because of the recent volcanic eruption goma, meanly receding, parents looking for the children. and for that we have a list in which we complete the name and address each missing child. and we did the same for kids looking for their parents. this list helps us start the research for missing family members or children that i speak to in find out. but when kids give us information about their parents, we do our best to unite them for kids whose parents we can't find good for them to inappropriate protection center. but you are in partnership with red cross. they can take care of them at night. as the only operate during the day, we are working with other local volunteers and partners to spread the word about our work. so family members can come to search for the relative they senior, but i'll work on that. but i mean, the, t

. >> eileen. d4 resident. opposition of the great highway final report. this evaluated a very narrow set of options. at the joint meeting on june 10th. the concept presented was presented by a member of the public concept widen paths to accommodate additional bikes and pedestrians while leaving the roadway open for vehicle vehicles and non emergency traffic. this will allow a broad range of users. i urge the board to instructed staff to evaluate this option approach rather than just their preferred options. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> your minute begins now. >> heather. we need the great highway to stay open because we don't have a car-free place for people to roller skate, bike, run in a large long open area. please support the pilot of opening up the great highway. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> hello, caller, your minute begins now. [please stand by] begins now? now. >> hi. i am peter parolli, a district 7 resident and one of the thousands of signatories that the highway should be opened. we have a nonscientific survey that is not represen

in response to his negative review, hurston or to james will johnson quote, eileen lee roy lock is amalicious, spiteful little snot who thinks he ought to be the leading negro because of his degrees, unquote. richard rife, an upstart on the scene, not associated with the harlem renaissance also savage that the novel for much the same reasons in his review. now, however, hurston returned fire with public fire. with her piece in the saturday review, assessing his short story collection damning it a saturated with almost nothing but violence, included to appeal to male readers. hurston it's third novel of the 1930s was most this man of the mountain. it retelling of the moses story that reconfigured him as a hoodoo man, she clearly drawing upon, looking for anthropology for fiction. hurston how this to be her most complex novel. the one which she dared the most, even if it wasn't fully successful, reviews were mixed and it remains neglected compared to the criticism devoted to the short stories and the first two novels. as suggested by moses, man of the mountain, hurston seemed to strugg

show "getting answers," i have talked with eileen gu.hile now, but is also a top skier and winter x games champion. >> they wanted me to kind of represent my own story as an individual, a model. they wanted me for being a 17- year-old, and for being a student, and also an athlete, and also a model, and also an asian-american. they wanted me for every part of me, and that was something that was really beautiful, and is really exciting to see a brand is huge and as influential as victoria's secret recognizing the multifaceted strength of women in every form. >> look at this, check this out. >> she is amazing different things. >> she's an amazing accomplished piano player as well. in terms of competing in the olympics, 2022, winter games in beijing, she will compete for china, and what she really wants to do is bring a lot more people in that country into the sport, because there are so many girls she can reach their. and guess what? she wants to study molecular biology at stanford after that. >> after the other stuff, and she 17. >> she's

now his mother eileen is joining others to push for more mental health services for frontline workersirens ] >> reporter: the calls kept coming, and emts like deputy chief a.j. briones kept answering. on the front lines of the covid pandemic what they saw is tough to shake. >> never had time to think. once it started slowing down, that's when you have to worry. >> reporter: worry he says about the toll on paramedics' mental health. >> ptsd is a rabbit hole. you get angry for no reason. you lose who you are. part of it feels like you're being a burden to someone else. part of it is -- you living those moments. >> hail mary full of grace -- >> reporter: eileen mondello was an icu covid nurse when she received a call that her 23-year-old son, john, an emt, had taken his own life. >> john, watch over me. shine your light on me. i love you, john. my son had dreams of a future, and that was taken by this pandemic. >> reporter: john mondello was fresh out of the emt academy when the pandemic hit. >> he was sent to the busiest call volume in the city. >> reporter: his mother says stress and a

. >> eileen goldberg there says she pivoted to online sales during the pandemic but really missed connectingoday employees at mineta san jose national airport got a big thank you for keeping the airport running during the pandemic. oh, sounds great. fifth great students from cupertino talked their math teacher mr. g into performing a free concert. the students created personalized thank you cards for everyone from the gate agents to the baggage handlers. >>> one last check of the weather and what's ahead? lots of hot. >> especially towards the north and pacific northwest. the record heat's there. for us we're talking about the fog, tonight drizzle along the coast, temperatures mainly mid- to upper 50s first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow we start out with june gloom, afternoon sunshine, our warmest spots inland in the low to mid-90s, so no heat advisories there, but 90 in concord tomorrow, 93 antioch, 70 in oakland, 65 in the city with afternoon sunshine, 76 in palo alto, 86 in santa rosa. winds pick up tomorr afternoon 4:00 or 5:00. our strongest gusts will be 25 to 35 miles per hour alon

eileen gu is a model, free skier and winterx games champion. san francisco university high school and look at that nip. we talked to her yesterday on the 3:00 p.m. show getting answers. >> they wanted me to kind of represent my own story as an individual and more than just model. and so, they wanted me for being a 17-year-old, and they wanted me for being a student. and aning at heartlet and a model and asian american, and they wanted me for every part of me. i think that was beautiful. and it's exciting to see a brand as huge and as influential as victoria's secret recognizing the multifaceted strength of women in every form inn awesome. her mother is from china and she will compete in the 2022 winter olympics and will attend stanford. francis, at 17, i think i was not doing any of that. >> yeah. i am so impressed by her. >>> here's a live look outside. we are seeing onshore flow return. the breeze pick up, and that's allowing temperatures to cool down, especially at the beaches today. but everyone coming down by about 5 to 10 degrees. so i le

but that does not seem to be attractive to families eileen weinberg and her daughters pretty much hadicnic area and beach to themselves friday. it's pretty deserted which. >> in some ways is nice and feels very safe health wise. we don't have to wear a mask, you know, worry about, you know, spreading anything or catching weinberg say she is worried for the wildlife that depend on the lake to survive. going impact. >> all livingsthings. you've got turtles and you got. >> bash. you've all kinds of animals that live in and the region need these kind of waters in order to take care of themselves. the park district says any rain will help. >> for now the lake will remain off-limits to swimmers and boaters through august. >> in pleasanton all kron 4 news. >> and several parks in the east bay have reported toxic blooms of blue-green algae. these are the parks were caution in danger. advisories have been posted. corey lakes in fremont lake anza in berkeley like thomas colin oakland lake chabot and castro valley. big break in oakley and lake delvalle in livermore blue green algae can make you

. >> caller: eileen boken for san francisco neighborhoods and for speak sunset education action committee. regarding the fire department budget. in the civil grand jury report of 2018-2019, titled act now before it's too late, aggressively expand and enhance our firefighting water system, to purchase two hoses no later than june 30th of this year. the city received a grant for five host tenders from the office of emergency services in fiscal year 2019-2020. the city must purchase the remaining 15. as the city's primary responsibility is public safety, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and speak have taken a formal position to urge the board to budget for a minimum of four host tenders in the upcoming budget cycle. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: yes, thank you. i'd like to commend chairman haney about running a really well-run -- although long -- but we have a lot of work to do. but i also want to comment generally on the ability to take away from the police budget and give it to organizations like this. and the srct is a grea

host: let's hear from eileen in new jersey on the independent line. caller: good morning mr.ry. it is so good to listen to you. i want to say something and then i have a question i would like to ask. i hope that you can give me a direct answer. since this administration has been in power this country has gotten worse. it is going down and down. i do not think i have to mention what that is, with the racism, crime, cost of everything. i have a question, when is somebody going to do something about joe biden? he is not a well man. anybody who is half intelligent can tell to look at him. host: i will let you go there, we are running short. do you care to respond or wrap up with other comments? guest: eileen makes a first good point in the sense that crime, inflation and illegal border crossings are surging in this country. there has been a deliberate mechanism to stop crime, local police department's are going through an important national conversation about the reforms of police so can be based on relationship, community policing and use of force when necessary. as it flows out

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. >> eileen. d4 resident. opposition of the great highway final report. this evaluated a very narrow set of options. at the joint meeting on june 10th. the concept presented was presented by a member of the public concept widen paths to accommodate additional bikes and pedestrians while leaving the roadway open for vehicle vehicles and non emergency traffic. this will allow a broad range of users. i urge the board to instructed staff to evaluate this option approach rather than just their preferred options. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> your minute begins now. >> heather. we need the great highway to stay open because we don't have a car-free place for people to roller skate, bike, run in a large long open area. please support the pilot of opening up the great highway. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> hello, caller, your minute begins now. [please stand by] begins now? now. >> hi. i am peter parolli, a district 7 resident and one of the thousands of signatories that the highway should be opened. we have a nonscientific survey that is not represen

we will see naomi carrier, we will see eileen lewall and jackie bostick, ramon manning and the emancipation conservatory. we'll get to see opel lee, almost 100 years old, fighting for this holiday. or al edwards. we'll get to see senator cornyn, a republican, who joins us in this commemoration and all others. we'll get to see the nation be able to understand in its finality that it must be clear, it must be our birth right, it is a reminder of this day on juneteenth that liberty and freedom are precious birth rights of all americans, which must be jealously guard and preserved for future generations. that is why we're on the floor today. we're not in anger, we're not in anguish. we're here in facts, liberation, freedom and the empowerment of all americans. let stories be told, no matter who you are, and let the story be told of those uniquely held in bondage through h.r. 40, the commission of study and developing reparation proposals which we speak to put on the floor in this great month, and of course the national holiday of the juneteenth, along with the historic gift that we give to amer

. >> eileen broken. speaking on my own behalf.in support of continued funding for edgewood located in the sunset park side district. edgewood provided vital services for the city and neighborhood since 1851. starting with the beginning as an orphanage to the current services of behavioral and health for use and families. edgewood is a be corn in the neighborhood. they have been recognized by the outside lands project. besides critical work for youth and families, edgewood is known for an extension of the wooded campus. it is filled with wildlife with an urban oasis. it is part of the architectural heritage of the neighborhood. i urge the committee and full board to approve the edgewood funding request. >> thank you. mr. chair, there are no further callers in the queue. >> thank you. public comment is closed on this item. i want to ask the staging of these requests. try to understand i think you explained what was in the request in the two different components. i was trying to understand that as the bla identified for services some

. >> and eileen, any republican saying that joe biden is going into a meeting with vladimir putin holdingining up behind donald trump, well, they just don't seem to have a whole lot of credibility. >> no, no, they don't. this whole idea -- ed is completely right. this whole idea that we don't talk to our enemies is something that pretty much went away after the bush administration. i remember during george w. bush, it was the longest time that we didn't talk to iran, or we didn't talk to -- even when condi rice first started the iran nuclear talks, under the p5 plus 1, that was a huge deal and i remember covering her in jordan when she had her first face to face with the iranian foreign minister and shook his hand and the reporters all went crazy. but that has lock been now sort of passed over. we don't -- president trump met with kim jong-un. so i don't think that's something that a republican could get behind. >> by the way, nixon met with mao. it's a preposterous argument. >> it is. it is. >> so i think the question is, i mean, first of all, to ed's point, there's been great sequencing

page six senior news reporter joins us right now, eileen good morning to you. >> good morning. i can't sleep i'm so angry it's insane and i'm depressed. i cry every day. i didn't want to say it openly because i honestly don't think anybody would believe me." do people believe her now? >> it sure seems like they do. everybody on social media is talking about this and finally we got to hear from britney herself. i think that 23 minute long testimony was just so can't it vita cocoing you could hear the pain and and detail in the things she experienced how could you not walk away from that feeling for her and wanting this to finally end. steve: the ball got rolling when the new york times did that framing britney spears documentary and people realized i didn't realize that they had lawyers in charge of her money and stuff like that and then her dad took over, so now she wants her, her dad is the main conservator and she wants control of her own life. part of the rationale is she just wasn't herself. she said the doctor took me off my normal meds i'd been on for years and lithium, a

. >> caller: eileen boken for san francisco neighborhoods and for speak sunset education action committeegrand jury report of 2018-2019, titled act now before it's too late, aggressively expand and enhance our firefighting water system, to purchase two hoses no later than june 30th of this year. the city received a grant for five host tenders from the office of emergency services in fiscal year 2019-2020. the city must purchase the remaining 15. as the city's primary responsibility is public safety, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and speak have taken a formal position to urge the board to budget for a minimum of four host tenders in the upcoming budget cycle. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: yes, thank you. i'd like to commend chairman haney about running a really well-run -- although long -- but we have a lot of work to do. but i also want to comment generally on the ability to take away from the police budget and give it to organizations like this. and the srct is a great organization, and we were the second to implement.

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