"after words," everett sent him a little note that said you said more in two minutes than i was able to say in two hours. when you write out the gettysburg address and send it to me? this is whatever handling consents to him. everett made a scrapbook memorializing that day and on the final pages he pasted in these two pages of the gettysburg address. in the twentieth century, that scrapbook was available for purchase and school kids in illinois during world war ii saved their pennies, their nickels, their money and they were able to purchase that scrapbook containing the gettysburg address, they then donated that scrapbook to the illinois historical library and that collection. i love this piece, the gettysburg address, written by abraham lincoln. how could you get better than that but it has in illinois connection and that is our mission at the presidential library and museum where abraham lincoln in the entirety of illinois history and this document speaks to that. i did to end by showing you a letter from the end of abraham lincoln's life. this was written on march 20th, 1865, and

. >> and everett responded to the.to the crime scene, we have a 20 something-year-old female on the bed and she is in a position that appears that she was sexually assaulted. >> sam's tutor and friend, julie -- before long, two detective paid a visit to julia's mom. >> this one detective told me, okay. miss, please, you can use it down. and then, i know that he said, like. your daughter was found in sam's apartment. and then i think he said his daughter's body was found. and then, i just... i think i was screaming, no, no, that is not my daughter. >> julia had been shot twice in. the head her pants were down to her knees and somebody had written on or sweatshirt all yours. she was still wearing the tiara her brother had given her the night before. >> but i was still in disbelief of, you know, it was not my daughter. just can't be my daughter. i wanted to see, and they didn't allow me to see. they said i wasn't allowed to go. >> june could barely absorb what she was hearing. julie was dead. and the only logical suspect

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they gathered outside everett middle pool in san francisco. they say the lack of in-person instruction has disrupted education, it had a huge impact on students until health. and they stress the science proves kids can return safely with certain guidelines in place. >> the cost of the social development, the emotional well- being, their long-term mental health, and these impacts are going to last for a long, long time for many of them. >> they are also urging schools to reopen full-time asthma people get vaccinated. as an alternative, expires at the end of this month, and there is no proposal to extend it. >>> the new development in the mysterious death of a butte county teenager who disappeared from oakland in january. alan martin joins us now with that story. >> crime stoppers is offering a new reward for information leading to the arrest of the people involved in the death of tatiana duggar. the 19-year-old was reported missing january 9th about three months after she moved to los angeles. cell phone records pinpointed oakland as her last k

the majority and minority leaders of the senate, mike mansfield and everett dirksen were only a few ofan of the joint congressional inaugural committee to enter the awaiting sedans that will now lead the inaugural caravan to the reviewing stands in front of the white house. immediately behind is the vice president and his wife. down historic pennsylvania avenue the caravan proceeds. this trip is symbolic of the ascension to power of the new administration as the reins of government change hands. the president's car passes the reviewing stand and he waves to his proud parents waiting for him to take his place in the presidential reviewing box. chief justice erroll warren, former president truman and his family. the three united states military academies representing the best of american men are led by the cadets from west point, all soon to play vital roles as our military leaders to come. the future officers of our mighty air arm follow next, the cadets from our air force academy. middees from the naval academy from annapolis, powerful leaders in the years ahead. up for many hours the

today, one dozen help officers across northern california gathered at everett middle school in san francisco, urging students to get back in the classroom by the fall. we are looking into that back to school experience and what it will look like. >> i have to say, it was powerful to see all 12 health officers, many of whom have shared different views on how to handle the pandemic, come together today to agree that enough is enough. students need to get back to the classroom. >> reporter: it is a site we have not seen in nearly 15 months. 12 health officers standing shoulder to shoulder without masks, all sharing the same message. >> kids must return to school. >> our goal is for reopening. >> on this, we are 100% united. >> reporter: health officers from san mateo, marin, contra costa, and alameda counties including the city of berkeley cited 72 scientific articles explaining why the risk for infection among students and staff is at a record low due to high vaccination rates and declining community transmission. >> in marin county, with now 3 million accumulated students days across 110 open

american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team today at everett and jones bbq at jack london square. the group raised the commission's vote and that is also made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave is something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates. the wnba would be housed at the arena. jp a commissioner in oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan say that the board is pretty excited about this proposal and hope that if all goes well, the w in ba could be in oakland the soon as next year. looking for the next great cup of specialty coffee in san francisco. will it will come to you from. >> across the bay in oakland story next on dine and dish. >> and welcome back. we are taking a live look outside right now from our mount and the cam off in a distance get a quick check of the current temperatures as well around the bay sometimes t

that evening a mob went to the jail, broke in and removed wesley everett who the people believed had actually done most of the killing of the legionnaires earlier in the day. they beat him, stabbed him, shot him, then took him to a railroad bridge over a local river and lynched him. they lynched him three times because the first two times they discovered that the rope wasn't long enough but the third time was a charm. now, it's interesting how sometimes we start to reinterpret history as we go along. so in 1997, in addition to the monument to the legionnaires, the city of centralia commissioned this mural, commemorating wesley everett. what's interesting to me at the time and what's interesting to me now is what degree of fear and loathing had to take place in america to have americans killing americans over their political differences. now, one of the electives i teach at ft. leavenworth deals with one of the questions that are equally as applicable to the red scare as today. the first one, what is the proper balance between civil liberties and national security? at what point in ti

american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team today at everett and jones bbq at jack london square. the group raised the commission's vote and said it has also made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates that the wnba would be housed at the arena. the jpa commissioner and oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about the proposal and hopes if all goes well, the wnba could be in oakland as soon as next year. >> well, now to our 4 zone forecast. this the weekend. and we want to take a live look outside looking out over the bay and it looks pretty hazy out there. but nonetheless, it's at irwin. it's our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look at how hot it got and then we're going to start to cool down yeah. boy, just sizzling tempe

. >>> everett to only donald trump facebook account. the company is suspending trump's accounts for two years. the social media giant says trump stoked violence out of the deadly january 6 capital insurrection. up until this point, it wasn't clear if they could hand down a lifetime ban. facebook says trump will be eligible or reinstatement in january of 2023. before the next presidential election. it will then ask experts whether the risks to public safety has receded. trump meanwhile issued this response saying the facebook ruling is an insult to the record-setting, 75 million people plus many others who voted for us in the 2020 rigged presidential election. >> the u.s. economy is bouncing back from the pandemic but slowly. >> this his progress. historic progress. within the economy. the worst crisis in 100 years. >> the labor department announced the upload it rate dropped slightly to 520%. 559,000 new jobs added last month. it's much better than the in april dismal 266,000 new job numbers but, still less than analysts expected. but i

accepted responsibility for her killing, but has not yet entered the plea on the charge of murder everett was abducted in london in march while walking home killing spock. mass protests about violence against women. us vice president, canada harris has urged would be migrants to think again about trying to travel to the united states in the hope of better life. ours is currently on her 1st foreign trip since taking office. she's not mexican city for talks with president under manuel lopez over at all on how to better tackle the root causes of migration, including poverty and political oppression. she travelled there from guatemala, where she offered a message of hope, but also some words of caution that are likely to disappoint many who expected something different from the by now ministration. at the same time, i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track to the united states. mexico board or do not come me. do not come along this. that's bringing jessica berlin. she's a u. s. political analyst and strategy by the handle and do not come. t

last class in everett is tough enough. but how about doing hits while blind? the 1st chinese match the chief matches beaches on how to achieve locked ah hello, i'm christine. when do i? it's good to have your company. vietnam is among the latest countries in se asia, facing a new ways of cove at 19 infection. the countries, health minister has said a newly discovered varying could be responsible for the search. if sam has seen case number's double in the past month, but still has one of the lowest death rates and the country is ramping up its defenses to keep it that way. just some parts of the pandemic known to many around the world are now coming in vietnam to also receive that hope she meant city are ramping up cove at $900.00 testing for its focusing on high risk areas, residents around learners and it fast rides in case numbers all worried about the new violence area and where am i more often and also limits meeting other people coach him in since he has been partially shattered with many businesses, close them public gatherings, restricted some residents

of last month, the medicine group was allowed to take the entire country and establish an islamic everett of afghanistan. back in april, president joe bought and placed the removal us troops by september 11th. that was pushed back from may. the 1st, the earlier deadline negotiated by donald trump on the taliban. but u. s. military leaders have repeatedly cautioned against any kind of deadline saying the drop down should be based on the security situation on the ground rather than a specific date. and he will respond, becca thinks some senior figures in the us are looking for a pretext to stay. and i've got to stop we see here is a tug of war between those 2 are insisting that the u. s. they for ever an afghan is in and those who feel that the war is not winnable, it's a drain. it's not going to be. it's not going to alter the outcome. and they also make a differentiation between the taliban and should the television become the new government? yes, it would be the same kind of government maybe with some slight variation from the way it was before september 11. but i think it's important to

the months in groups found to take the entire country and establish and islamic everett of afghanistan, back in april, president biden place to remove all us to spy september 11th. that was push back from my 1st area deadline negotiated by donald trump and the taliban. acknowledged before the new deadline was set by by the pentagon and promised that the us won't undertake a hasty will, disorderly withdrawal. and that it would depend on the security situation in the country and to or to respond back. i think some senior figures in the us are looking for a pretext to stay and have canister. we see here is a tug of war between those who are insisting that the u. s. they for ever an afghan is then and those who feel that the war is not winnable, it's drain. it's not going to be. it's not going to alter the outcome. and they also make a differentiation between the taliban and should the television become the new government? yes, it would be the same kind of government, maybe with some slight variation from the way it was before september 11. but i think it's important to complete that with

at alger's invitelation, albert everett hail the author of "a man without a country" presided at the ordination. uncommunitily, alger's tenure at brewster was brief, and we parted in 1866 at the age of 35. he left under a cloud, too, for he was accused of, quote, unnatural familiarity with boys and he resigned from the church. to the best of my and other researchers' knowledge, and we spent a lot of time looking into this, there were absolutely no other accusations this sort made throughout alger's life. he left the church, and he also left the area. he moved to new york city, where he now began the write solely for young people, abandoning the adult market for the more lucrative juvenile field. as alger said in a letter years later the decision was made when for an article for the north american review on which i expended considerable labor i was paid $1 per printed page. from that time on, i released my pen to the boys and the world has been spared much poor poetry and ambitious prose. soon after this releasing of his pen in early 1867 he scored his first success. his first juvenil

police, officers were enforcing the town's smoking ordinance on the boardwalk when 19-year-old brian everettnsylvania allegedly refused to stop vaping and show i.d. police say he then became disorderly. the video recorded by a bystander begins there. when anderson says he told police he wasn't resisting arrest. he spoke to a babc news this morning. another teen appears to be taktaksed while a third member of the group threw a bike at them. >> so i grabbed the bike and threw it to the side. >> reporter: the incident escalated to arrest sparked by an infraction that normally carries up to a $500 fine. ocean city's mayor saying in a statement, it was only after the individuals refused to provide identification that this became an arrestable offense, adding that the officer's actions are under investigation. governor larry hogan calling it a disturbing video. >> we're just anxious to get the initial investigation conducted so we can have all the facts. >> reporter: it's not the only incident in the city being called into question. another video from last week showing the moment 18-year-old tyzee

before everett is fourth of july here on the kennedy show, brian kilmeade thanks for coming pizza backto very small tiny, coming up new york governor enter cuomo during a big fireworks party to suit celebrate the end of coronavirus restrictions. but a seat whitewashing his own failings? i'll tell you wyche and i get i'll tell you wyche and i get the lexus es. every curve, every innovation, every feeling. a product of mastery. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 es 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 es 350. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit wh

matt: good morning, everett -- tom: good morning, everyone. bloomberg radio and bloomberg television, interesting our kids today, leaving on a jet plane, the president of the united states, we will look for him to leave the white house, but a lot of market action as well. matthew miller in berlin in for jon ferro. lisa abramowicz, brent crude to 73 almost, but i have to pay attention -- $73, but i have to pay attention to the 10 year yield. lisa: this is the story and markets, especially ahead of the cpi print tomorrow in the united states. we expect inflation to take up, increasing numbers of warnings that the fed will get too far behind the eight commit a policy error. inflation, what could we go back to? we have yields near the lowest level since at least march if not further back. the bond market has spoken. tom: exactly. are the vigilantes? matt miller with us in berlin. i look at the swiss 20 years, my european benchmark, and it is revisiting, not there yet, but getting back near negative rates again. jean-claude trichet was with you in

african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional team today at everett and jones bbq in jack london square. the group raised the commission's vote and said it has also made an official proposal to the wnba. when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. >> but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> coliseum authority has scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates that the wnba would need to use the arena. the jpa commissioner and oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan say they're excited about the prospect of this and they say they hope all goes well and they can work out a deal. the wnba could be an oakland playing as soon as next year. right. >> up next, celebrating juneteenth. we are diving into the history behind our newest federal holiday and this heat wave has been one for the record books. now the heat advisories and w hope everybody surviving this heat wave as we take a live look over san francisco. >> where it is not hot as for a

sports and entertainment group wants to bring a new women's professional basketball team today at everett and jones bbq and jacqueline this where the group praise the commission's vote and said it has made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave. something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes as we know, doors open oakland event. >> the lease proposal would include specific dates that the w and would be housed at the arena jp a commissioner and oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about this proposal and hopes if all goes well, the w nba could be in open as soon as next year. next up in sports. the a's taking on the yankees in new york and their offense continue to stay just like the weather here. >> mills has highlights next plus, dog owners be where why veterinarians say you need to >> so if you see smoke and napa or american canyon right now. don't worry. there's not a fire that's burning near you. according to calfire, it's actually a fire that's burning on a remote isl

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we did not have any direct contact with darkside ourselves, and i can assure you that everett involvedou have been listening to the colonial pipeline ceo joseph blount testify before the senate committee. if you want to continue to follow the hearing, you can do so on live . there is also a tliv, so you can track in two ways what is happening on your terminal. it is clear that there was maybe some gaps in terms of the way this process unfolded. fascinating to hear the idea that the company went to the fbi, went to the authorities, knew basically what was going to be said, and then how long it has taken for the whole process to unfold in terms of getting the system back online. they knew what they were going to be told. they were told our policy is not to pay these kind of ransomware attack's. it is still taking them weeks and weeks and months and months to get the system back online. alix: but i love the fact that we got back some of the cryptocurrency in the ransomware because it also in some ways undermines the point of what crypto is supposed to be. if you think it is supposed t

we were the pariahs, we were considered the scum of the everett. people wrote damning letters about us. donald trump took out full-page ads calling for the state to kill us. pat buy cannon on -- buchanan on the heels of that, why don't we just take the eldest one and hang him from a tree in central park? if we look at books like savage betrayal, we'll get the opportunity to understand the language that was being used to create a situation, and that situation was the situation that they wanted to turn us into modern day emmitt tills. and when i look at the poem if, that particular poem in general -- or specifically, i should say, i'm talking about i'll descend from amongst the stars. how could i ever have known that i would be in a space where i would be traveling the world, sharing my story of resilience, calling cardi b. the great philosopher because she said knock he we down nine times, i'll get up ten. and that's the mantra of our lives, right? the pressure that's placed upon us is to make us into these beautiful diamonds that we're supposed to

american sports entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team today at everett and jones bbq in jack london square. the group raised the commission's vote and said it has also made an official proposal to the w n b a. >> when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates. the wnba would be housed at the arena. the jpa commissioner and oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about this proposal and hopes if all goes well, the wnba could be an oakland as soon as next year. coming up here at 3 changes are coming for people who receive unemployment insurance. >> there's something you have to be doing now. we'll have those details after the break. and wildfire season is here in california. there are multiple fires burning across the state right now. we'll take a look. >> happy friday. everyone. let's take a live look outs

students to be back in the classroom full time next year, the health officers met just this morning at everett middle school in san francisco. they say the lack of in person learning during the pandemic has disrupted education, weaken the social support system and negatively affected the mental health of children, the health officer say schools can safely reopened by using proper precautions. spacing mass and vaccinations. the cost to our kids by keeping them out of school and remote learning is immense. and far outweighs any benefit. vaccinations are key. they are so important and we'll keep our teachers and our older students safe area health officers urged school administrators, teachers and parents to work together now to plan for full classrooms for all grades in the fall. according to the cdc and the state health department. the risk of covid-19 transmission among children who are wearing mass is very low during in person classroom instruction. san francisco unified school district says it has 1700 fewer students than it did at this time last year, district officials say that represents

she arranges for ronald reagan to actually meet for the first time with his own surgeon general everett koop on the subject. um, the speech is not perfect, but i have seen the drafts and i have seen what people in the administration were trying to get the president to say. which is some pretty horrifying stuff looking back from 2021. and then finally, you're right. the commission is appointed to deal with it insisted upon, it was quite controversial at the time. is that one openly gay expert should be on that commission. then you go back and look at stories, and look at gary power who was a domestic policy adviser. and i conservative senator, this should not be an administration that gives people appointments based on their bedroom habits. that is the level of ignorance and bigotry. that really still existed even as late as going into the late 19 eighties. >> the reagan years, were somewhat glamorous years in washington d.c. it's hollywood on the potomac in many ways. president reagan, cherished and relished his hollywood friends i think mrs. reagan did to. the influence that she brough

that doesn't mean the evaluations or approval that you need, it just means putting everett's together to some standard that would allow small banks across the country to keep up with the investment in the top handful of banks. >> if you were able to streamline the ability to form these partnerships, would that benefit consumers by expanding the fin tech and ai product? >> for sure. it is happening regularly. it is just the tip of the eye -- of the iceberg. the opportunities are so much larger. this is a process that can take six months. you can go through hundreds of meetings of the come you can have your regulator talk. it is a process that most banks don't have the time or resources to take on. they will just get sidelined. >> on another topic i've brought up before, dealing with the issue of bias. we need to recognize the difference between what types of bias that we want to have in ai versus those that need to be rooted out. you have to have a level of bias to discriminate against those who can and cannot pay a loan back. not all bias is bad. the whole purpose of using ai and loan

she arranges for ronald reagan to actually meet for the first time with his own surgeon general everett koop on the subject. um, the speech is not perfect, but i have seen the drafts and i have seen what people in the administration were trying to get the president to say. which is some pretty horrifying stuff looking back from 2021. and then finally, you're right. the commission is appointed to deal with it it almost falls apart from mismanagement when admiral watkins has brought in. it really does come out with an absolutely scathing and just on the mark report. about the in action and the mismanagement of the reagan administration one thing that nancy reagan insisted upon it was quite controversial at the time. was the therapy at least one openly gay expert on that commission. and you go back and read the stories and people like gary bauer who was a domestic policy advisor or gordon humphrey a conservative senator from new hampshire or saying this should not be an administration that gives people appointments based on their bedroom habits, you know, it's that's the level of ignorance

burgess everett writing that senator joe manchin declined on monday to commit to advancing democrats' sweeping elections bill saying he would need more assurances that his proposed changes would be adopted. may seem like a piny union matter, but democrats want to send a political mess ang and they need manchin's vote to paint a more vivid contrast with republicans' blockade. the west virginia democrat opposes the democrats sweeping elections bill but it undecided on whether to vote to start debate on it. all other senate democrats have co-sponsored that legislation. that's the thing to keep in mind about the vote this afternoon 5:30 in the senate, it's a vote to start debate on the democrats' bill it's not a vote on the bill itself. john is in new jersey. democrats line. go ahead. >> i agree with a lot of what the previous gentleman said. i will be quick. yesterday i was reminded that yesterday was the anniversary of the murder of warner, goodman and cheney and that reminder in the midst of what we're going through now, attacks on democracy is heartbreaking and thought provoking. i ho

american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team at everett and jones bbq at jack london square. the group praise to the commission's vote and said it's also made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates. the wnba would be housed at the arena. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about the proposal and hopes of all goes well. the wnba could be in oakland as soon as next year. when we come back, the giants look to continue their hot streak, taking on the phillies. >> our kylen mills has all your sports highlights after the break. people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. i could get used to this. so that's good. make sure your happiness lives as long as you do. that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. >> and

and the five middle schools shifting by 30 minutes or more are willie brown junior, everett, martin luther king, james lyck and visitation valley and in 14 cases we're looking -- before school area so that families that need support prior to school starting some childcare options and the middle schools will follow. in terms of what that looks like based on each school's circumstances it can be provide one or more members of the school staff or community-based organizations and we'd have to create a budget to support the schools in either case and the programs and actives could include breakfast or outdoor play. that's our current thinking. >> i want to make sure you as a board and the community wants to know we have sites in place [technical difficulties] and staff ready to welcome back all of our students. what you can do is to support efforts to increase vaccination rates, get vaccinated. that's how we take care of each other. parents, if anything has changed or is different we need your yfgs to be information and we need the most up-to-date information in parent view. president lopez th

and the five middle schools shifting by 30 minutes or more are willie brown junior, everett, martin luther king, james lyck and visitation valley and in 14 cases we're looking -- before school area so that families that need support prior to school starting some childcare options and the middle schools will follow. in terms of what that looks like based on each school's circumstances it can be provide one or more members of the school staff or community-based organizations and we'd have to create a budget to support the schools in either case and the programs and actives could include breakfast or outdoor play. that's our current thinking. >> i want to make sure you as a board and the community wants to know we have sites in place [technical difficulties] and staff ready to welcome back all of our students. what you can do is to support efforts to increase vaccination rates, get vaccinated. that's how we take care of each other. parents, if anything has changed or is different we need your yfgs to be information and we need the most up-to-date information in parent view. president lopez th

everett coop. you know what i mean? for keeping me from having to call you a sexy santa claus. you said it yourself. we got in there. jim, it's always the pleasure. >> it's the truth. >> it's always a pleasure to see yu. "luca" is streaming now on disney plus. jim, always a pleasure. see you down the road. >> thanks so much. >>> all right, folks, stay with us here on "gma." coming up, we're going back to alaska. aska. f0 >>> good morning, everyone. we are starting with two alerts, first on the venetian bridge with injuries reported here. it started as a spinout then the vehicle overturned. so we have a pretty extensive backup in that area. and we have a crash on westbound 4 before bailey road. then we'll bring in the richmond bridge, slow traffic for people westbound there. of course westbound traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights >>> welcome back. let's talk about the weather. we have a little drizzle, especially in the higher elevations. it will be windy through the delta for the evening commute. the h

and the five middle schools shifting by 30 minutes or more are willie brown junior, everett, martin lutheron valley and in 14 cases we're looking -- before school area so that families that need support prior to school starting some childcare options and the middle schools will follow. in terms of what that looks like based on each school's circumstances it can be provide one or more members of the school staff or community-based organizations and we'd have to create a budget to support the schools in either case and the programs and actives could include breakfast or outdoor play. that's our current thinking. >> i want to make sure you as a board and the community wants to know we have sites in place [technical difficulties] and staff ready to welcome back all of our students. what you can do is to support efforts to increase vaccination rates, get vaccinated. that's how we take care of each other. parents, if anything has changed or is different we need your yfgs to be information and we need the most up-to-date information in parent view. president lopez that ends our presentation. than

. -- lincoln high school and everett middle school.lejandro -- june jordan high school for equity, james wick middle school, munroe e.s. alicia guerrero, school of the arts, hoover middle school, al have a rado. alison miranda, the academy high school. hoover middle school and munroe e.s. belinda lopez verks elasques. -- independent high school. tattia velasquez. alvin godoi. erica -- jacob junior mendes martinez, mission high school -- middle school, avl rado es. mission high school, denman middle school, eldorado elementary school. -- june jordan school for equity and sunny side e.s. -- leadership high school m.e.c. liz beth -- june jordan, denman and -- maria martinez, wallenburg high school, hoover middle school, moscone. mira espinosa, hill top high school, lincoln high school, james lick and leonard flyn. sandy agila, san francisco international high school marshall. sara grande, downtown high school, galileo, marina middle school, sanchez and leonard flyn. -- mission high school. stephanie -- lincoln high school, hoover middle s

and the five middle schools shifting by 30 minutes or more are willie brown junior, everett, martin luther king, james lyck and visitation valley and in 14 cases we're looking -- before school area so that families that need support prior to school starting some childcare options and the middle schools will follow. in terms of what that looks like based on each school's circumstances it can be provide one or more members of the school staff or community-based organizations and we'd have to create a budget to support the schools in either case and the programs and actives could include breakfast or outdoor play. that's our current thinking. >> i want to make sure you as a board and the community wants to know we have sites in place [technical difficulties] and staff ready to welcome back all of our students. what you can do is to support efforts to increase vaccination rates, get vaccinated. that's how we take care of each other. parents, if anything has changed or is different we need your yfgs to be information and we need the most up-to-date information in parent view. president lopez th

any speculation about a lab leak from the wuhan lab is baseless telling the "new york times" how on everettfer up evidence for something that there is no evidence. i don't know how the world has come to this. constantly pouring filth on an innocent scientist. new video obtained by sky news, australia reportedly shows live watt inside the wuhan lab back in 2017. sky news says the video is part of a promotional clip on the launch of the wuhan level 4 lab. listen. >> it shows that much of what we have been told about the origin of the pandemic from the very beginning with chinese disinformation. which was then propagated by many people who had been working in conjunction with the wuhan institute of virology. >> this as a group of g.o.p. senators are calling for the nih to release documents on the handling of the pandemic. senator ron johnson saying recent emails and pages from the nih had shed new light on its awareness of the virus' origin. today the e. is expected to join the g-7 in calling for a second w.h.o. investigation into covid origins. it's expected to highlight an eu summit this mor

i wish chuck, jessica and little everett all the happiness in the world as they embark on their next beautiful adventure together. we will miss him tremendously, but no matter how far they travel, they will always have a home with team blackburn and in service to the volunteer state. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions n accordance rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 149; christopher charles fonzone of pennsylvania to be general counsel of the office of the director of national intelligence, signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of christopher charles fonzone of pennsylvania to be general counsel of the office of the director of national intelligence, shall be brought to a close. the yeas a

schools and then there's also middle schools that are shifting by more than 30 minutes including brown, everett, king, lick, and vis valley and if i can piggyback on that with that being a second priority, does that mean they are also guaranteed before and after care. >> thank you, commissioner. that was a subtle distinction we were doing and i realize an urgent question and we understand for families that routines and schedules are disrupted by this change, they want inform have certainty. what we, the reason why we are qualifying it slightly, is that we have not completely developed all the details and so, is we are striving to provide those supports to all 14 of those school communities if we find why it's difficult to accomplish we want to name the. >> we're trying for all 14. you chair the curriculum and instruction committee if you convened a meeting this summer we can follow-up on this and track this we can track it and just have oversight, so that's my request. >> thank you everyone, for supporting the questions that we're bringing up. i do just want to bring up we're nearing two hours