commissioner dickens dickerson, go ahead. i always consider it an honor whenever we have the chance to have legacy businesses such as yourselves come in and we're able to acknowledge you and celebrate you recognize the work. you know, i, i for this particular these these two businesses here i would want to call it the heritage legacy business, recognition. just because when i hear about your you were once youth and now your children are in the same program. that is the heritage and the legacy that we want to leave behind. it's one of those things that, you know, when you when you invest to, you know, have a succession plan to be able to, you know, further along what you all are doing. there's so much involved in that. and and i hate to just yes, we're celebrating the legacy. but while it's so much richer than that, i the other thing is, i love when i'm seeing businesses that i have not yet visited or have not been a part. i'm coming to sit in your shop. just we're just going to talk. all right. well, you know, i'm going where

. >> motion by commissioner dickerson. >> i'll read the roll, commissioner benitez. >> approve. >> aye. >> no, no. >> possible, aye. >> commissioner dickerson, yes. >> commissioner herbert, yes. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena and vice president zouzounis motion passes with 7 votes (clapping.) congratulations. >> extending waiver of permit, license, and business registration fees for certain small businesses (discussion and action item) the commission will discuss and may take actions on an ordinance spending waiver of permit and business registration fees for certain small businesses and commissioner ortiz-cartagena will on this one. >> all right. thank you commissioners, i also want to make sure i thank my colleagues at the small business administration make sure and manage the program is actually put together a presentation last week so want to acknowledge my colleagues. >> (calling names.) >> so um, we go to the. next slide, please. you'll see a refresher for everyone started in 2021 and essentially was nothing that was um, sponsored by london breed and on the other hand, have thei

dickerson is one of many parents in detroit and around the nation who is choosing to homeschool their children. you guys have in front of you this sheet of paper. amy and her son are part of engaged detroit, a nonprofit learning center that serves homeschool families. how did he adjust to being homeschooled? he told me early on, i like being at home better because it's less distracting. he enjoys the fact that we can do our work in different ways and not just simply sit at a desk, you know, we can go outside and do work, which helps with the focus so that he really enjoys it. engaged. detroit's enrollment has increased dramatically, with nearly eight times the amount of students they had in 2020. there's no doubt that more families are homeschooling today than they were in the past, heath brown is the author of the book homeschooling the right. some of this has to do with the pandemic, but there were trends that preceded the pandemic. it's much easier for families today to access online curriculum textbook material than it ever was in the past. i was allowed to play piano. it was like

, neal dickerson, neil says combs intentionally drugged and then sexually assaulted her, and also filmeds denies her claims. since november, combs has faced six separate but similar civil lawsuits. >> remember this controversial new uniforms for major league baseball teams? a giants player? unfortunately was kind of the victim of this. the pants were see through well, it appears there's now a plan to address the issues. our sister network, espn, says mlb and nike are working to figure out something to make the see through fabric less, see through. they're going to use larger lettering for the back of the jerseys. it's unclear to me how that helps, but okay, the adjustments will happen by the start of next season. so i guess they have to just deal with the see through pants for this whole season. >> that seems. >> the league blamed nike for the problems. nike has not responded to espn's requests for comment. >> a lot more to sort through there. well, new location, same message as fans are taking their frustration on the road. well, that team sale, that team sale, that team saturday night,

joy dickerson neil claims the artist intentionally drugged her back in 1991. in the filings, the rapper's team says the accusations are false, offensive and malicious, adding that they were brought under statutes that did not exist at the time of the alleged incident. meantime tmz recently released a new special on tubi called the downfall of diddy that looks into the ongoing investigation. >> i think it's appropriately titled the downfall of diddy. and you've got this guy who for decades was not just one of the most famous people in all of music, but one of the most powerful people in the entire industry. and boy, has that all come crashing down in the last couple of weeks with this federal investigation. >> and tmz spoke with a number of people close to sean diddy combs for that special, which premiered just yesterday in san diego. >> a pilot is a small plane cran a neighborhood over the weekend. that crash happened yesterday. the pilot was forced to come down just feet away from homes in el cajon, after reporting a fuel leak to air traffic control. no homes

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joi dickerson-deal is suing him for sexually assaulting her claiming he drugged her and assaulted herwas 19 years old back in the early '90s. she also alleges he videotaped the assault without her knowledge and shared it with others. combs has denied the allegations. >> janai: all right, well, coming up here on "gma" in our "gma morning menu," the benefits of running on your mental health, dr. sutton is helping me and you get ready for the race. >> looking forward to that. >> whit: also ahead, he is flown for his cooking hacks and easy recipes, and chef jason goldstein joins us with a few ideas for one-pot passover eats. >> gio: i can't wait for that. >>> and tory johnson is here with "deals & steals" to upgrade your life. we'll be right back. you're watching "gma" on a saturday morning. >> gio: we are back on "gma" ™ t points with every purchase. save big on their favorite services. get free gifts on birthdays and gotcha days. and right now, buy 2 dog treats or chews and get the 3rd 50% off. level up your love with the new petsmart treats rewards™ petsmart. anything for pets. i broug

rikki klieman is here along with senior political analyst john dickerson.i, the charges in this case were brought by new york prosecutors. what can you tell us about the prosecutor in the case? >> the prosecutor, the district attorney is a gentleman by the name of alvin bragg. this is his case. it was his decision to go forward with what we call the hush money case and not to go forward with the case that the attorney general, letitia james went forward with, which was a fraud case brought as a civil case. that case was the favorite of the previous d.a. this d.a. said he wanted to bring back the hush-money case, which had been called the zombie case, because it kept rising and falling. the d.a. -- the assistant d.a.s trying the case are very experienced prosecutors. they know this courthouse. they know the rules of evidence and procedure. it's their home. this is where they work. that is a big advantage to one side over the other. >> in the court of public opinion people are like what is the big deal here? there are so many other bigger fish to fry. from a

single season rushing record for a long, long time in the national football league broken by aric dickersonhis record stands to this day. o.j. was the first running back in the national football league to eclipse 2,000 yards in a single season. hasn't happened too much in the national football league history. he had that record. he was a bigger than life figure. when he came to the university of southern california, he kind of lit up, he kind of lit up the playing field and he kind of took hollywood by storm. he was one of those guys that had this magnetism that attracted everybody to him. had a big smile, had a tremendous career in commercials with hertz, amongst others, and running through airports and he was an icon in football. and he went on to have a broadcasting career with abc and nbc. appeared regularly with -- he was a fixture and had a spotlight in america on television because what he had done on the football field and also in movies. >> sandra: hertz commercials i remember as well. go back to the moment of time when you learned he was accused of these heinous murders, you descr

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leading today's clinic is eagles guard landon dickerson. good to see you, how are you?couple weeks after i got there doing the eagles autism challenge in philly, seeing the amount of support from not only other players but coaches, families, you know, significant others, it really makes it a no brainer and a great organization to work with. extremely happy to be here and love working with the kids and hopefully run through some drills here. >> the kids are doing some great drills. >> i mean, some of the foot work here is phenomenal. i know we just signed a running back, but i might have to go out here to start scouting a bit. some here to start scouting a bit. some of the foot work, and touchdown celebrating. i know jason has some good ones, i know we have some good ones. >> you want to line up with the kids and give it a go? we will give it a go. all right, guys. can we do it with you? come on. i will get over here. taking off my shoes. you all ready to run with us? >> you have to show me how to do it. >> all right. you're up first. yeah. you're up first. ready? go, go