everett and jones grew to include six spots at its peak. her granddaughter and other relatives run the locations in oakland, berkeley, and more recently, rohnert park. the smoke is clearing from a legal fight inside a popular san francisco based cannabis brand. we're talking about cookies. it's a global cannabis seller that's been caught up in a dispute between one of the founders and investors. the investor group accuses co-founder gilbert milam junior of fraud. milam contends the group was trying to take over his brand. this month, the private arbiter sided mostly with milam. findings even included an investor email saying they were considering a, quote, blue wedding to take control. that's a reference to the bloody red weddingn the game of thrones. you remember that episode? milam was awarded $80 million, which is significantly lower than the $118 million he was askining fo. a final award will be decided in april. well, stanford is dropping its plans to buy a new campus on the peninsula back in 2021. the university agreed to buy notre da

cunningham and everett? i know that the library at for the library here has everett's letters to and pamela cunningham. but do you have some of her responses as? they're starting to find that sectionalism is breaking them apart a little bit. but you think, oh, her is do you do you have more on the breakdown of the relationship between everett and cunningham like you cited that last letter can you see various letters as they're moving apart. no and. then that particular that i quoted by him is from a i think at the massachusetts society we don't have it here at mount vernon there may be more letters between them that the letter actually i quoted it from the his biographer is spelled they frothing at him and. he he did his most of his at the massachusetts historical society said but it would be interesting to see that progression. so i always say to be the last one standing between of you and cocktail hour tours of the the mansion but it is that time before i see the podium over to stephen i just do want to sa

everett and jones will open a restaurant at fisherman's wharf, agreeing to a ten year lease. it will take over what used to be lou's fish shack, which closed back in 2020. the goal here is to open up sometime this fall. we got an idea today of what's going to be on the menu, and it is a nod to the new location. >> we'll have our traditional everett and jones dishes, which is the ribs, the links, the brisket and the chicken. and along with our sides. but we're going to be adding some seafood options, which we're thinking about gumbo and po'boy sandwiches, grilled oysters. >> ooh, i was voting for po'boy gumbo. >> i would say do that. >> everett and jones. >> first opened in oakland in 1973. there are currently two restaurants in operation. there was a location in san francisco, but it closed after it was heavily damaged in the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. ooh. >> we've got plenty of ideas. they can call us. we can taste test. >> exactly. we'll be a consultant. >> no problem. sit outside. eat our fried shrimp. po boy. it's so nice outside today. >> oh, it's gorgeous outside tod

men like sparks or everett or tickner were confident them.washington's writings like washington in himself, would appear before foreign readers, as he did before them, with all of his distinctive, monumental qualities. but monuments, as we know, texts no fixed meaning. they can be cast in different lights by and for different. thanks, everyone. okay. good afternoon, everybody. um, i would like to start thanking. of course, my, my fellow panelists. as john mentioned before, i have the real privilege of being not only a chapter author, but an editor, the editor of the of this really wonderful, interdisciplinary volume that we have that is composed of all of these various chapters, really looking at the various ways that the of george washington have been subverted in ways that are revelatory on bringing all of this really kind of cutting edge research together under under a single umbrella. and when we when he was actually published in 2026, you will i will be. amazed by by what we've produced here. so that unfortunately for all of you, is the

everett: i think it is both.o president biden as well and even under the first trump administration. there's a belief now that economic policy and national security cannot be separated. it used to be that trade ran in its own lane and it really touched on the labor environment and national security. now national security and economic policy are fundamentally fused. the idea of bringing critical industries back to the u.s., that's an underlying thread. not just of this administration but the prior administration. there is a sense of unfairness. a lot of economies, and i think this comes back to the wto, a lot of countries enter the organization with terms that are different than what the united states has. we have a relatively low tariff rate. the presidencies that is on the mentally unfair and would like -- sees that as fundamentally unfair and would like to see reciprocity. i believe on the national security side that will drive a lot of this. i believe he really does feel the industries should be investing in t

my son jack's full name is jackson murray ferguson, named after two everett men of integrity. scoop jackson and my late father, murray ferguson. now, i tried to convince -- now, i tried to convince colleen to name our daughter edith. true. colleen quite recently pointed out that edith in the 21st century is an old-fashioned name and she's right as she usually is and we agreed on katie. i sometimes call katie edith anyway. [laughter] >> and i probably always will because i like to remind her about someone very important in our family history, and because i want her to know that the name edith maybe old-fashioned, the qualities like resilience, hard work, common sense, patriotism, practicality, about faith, frugality, service, and sacrifice, qualities of her great-grandma's edith had in abundance. they will never be out of style. indeed, those are the qualities possessed by generations of washingtonians that made our state and territory great. elijah ferry, clarence martin, dan evans, they all understood this. in his 1965 inaugural address governor evans gave us a road map to so

everett and jones first opened in oakland in 1973. they used to be a location in san francisco, but it closed after it was heavily damaged in the 1989 earthquake. now to a story we've been following for almost two years. all the repairs from the storm damage at stern grove in san francisco back in march 2023, several trees came down. one of them landed on thedown. historic trocadero clubhouse, crushing the roof and triggering a flood inside. it took $2.5 million to restore the landmark. now it's back open and ready to host weddings and other celebrations. the city expects to get reimbursed by fema. >> this morning. levi's stadium has a bit of a mystery. officials have planned a news conference for noon to announce a new concert coming later this year. they haven't left any clues about who is coming, but they say sourdough, sam and the 40 niners gold rush cheerleaders will be there for the reveal. >> apparently, the team has been talking about this all night. who could it be, really? but we don't know. see, i was. >> like, oh, beyonce.

the victims of its deadliest everett mass shooting a gun, an open fire tuesday at an adult education center and the city of go to bro, killing at least 10 people, residents, swedish officials, and members of the royal family, attended a memorial service wednesday at a nearby church prime minister wolfe christian said the incident marked a dark day in sweden's history. as the city of edinburgh tries to cope with the scene of sweden's worst ever met, shooting, nursing students, helen, vermont. can't stop thinking about her schoolmates who aren't answering their phones. maybe there's a lot of money on them. we don't know where they are. if they're in the hospital or if they're still line where they were shot, we haven't had an answer. the phone. she was among the students that restated school in it abroad, who made it out alive. after a man entered the facility tuesday and opened fire flags or it has staff around sweden for the 10 didn't make. and 11th casualty is the shooter himself found dead on the scene by police responding to the incident at this adult education center. it serves m

kash patel treated adam schiff with a lot more fairness than at everett treated cash. you know kash patel what he think of his nomination and his tenure at the bureau? >> first off he has extensive national security experience a. and a second he will shift the focus from the fbi headquarters in washington up into the field offices across america as a former federal prosecutor you know the fbi plays such an important role prosecuting and investigating crimes like cybercrime, organized crime, terrorism. these are things they have an expertise to do across america. and kash patel is made clear law enforcement agents to be law enforcement agency. to be fighting crime and keeping our communities safe. he is also very committed to transparency and depoliticize in the fbi. these are exactly the kind of attributes we need in fbi director. i think he will be a wonderful director he and pam bondi together are going to ensure these agencies are committed to fairness, i committed to treatig americans equally and the senate at this point needs to stop and get him confirmed. trey: y

and get ready for some barbecue ribs, be fleeing sin biscuit, soul food, restaurant, everett and jonesning at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. it's going to be located at jefferson street across from in and out. and that's the old spot where loose to shaq was back and they closed 2020 mic. the restaurant signed a 10 year lease estimated at 1.8 million dollars. so check that out. and you can also check out their other 3 locations in the bay area to an oakland and one in berkeley and will not let you know, by the way, one that fishermen worse, everett and jones barbecue opens. we are continuing our look at black history month as well here on kron in the black firefighters association of san francisco is getting special recognition yet for a lot of their work they did during the southern california fires crawford's lezla gooden takes a look. >> since 1972, the sf black firefighters association of san francisco has been actively involved in protecting the people the city earlier this year. they answered the call when the fires in l a overwhelmed the city. and not only are we serving on a

it's all because the everett and jones barbecue is going to be opening in san francisco's fisherman'sa new spot, the port of san francisco. get says that it's going to be on jefferson street. and it's going to be where loose fish check is to be. they had to close in 2020 because of the pandemic, but also everett jones history, other locations in the bay area to an oakland and one in berkeley will tell you when they're going to be opening up at the wharf. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news construction on affordable housing for veterans has already begun. we're going to tell you where. >> and honored and awarded for their dedication and community service. continuing to highlight our black history month. and we're looking at some black firefighters from separatist. >> and another gorgeous day today with clear skies and warm temperatures. i mean, we're back to the 70's. it's not near 80 degrees for a few spots next weekend. the spots next weekend. the weekend really cooling sometimes sweat just hits you out of nowhere. oh, yes, it does. but secret whole body dry feel deodorant absor

>> reporter: the new rally outside everett middle school in san francisco included immigrant parents, trying to raise their children while living in homeless shelters in the city. >> we're here to demand a sensible answer to the question, how does evicting working families from shelters solve anything? >> reporter: the city has a 90-day limit on its family homeless shelters. then they're served with an eviction letter, and may or may not be eligible for a 30-day extension. they urge san francisco to live up to their sanctuary ideals. >> by nature, a sanctuary is a warm welcome and safe place to call home. a 30-day shelter policy is not a reflection of this commitment. san francisco is where the most expensive cities in the nation. and the cost of living and more specifically the cost of housing is an extraordinary challenge for all. a shelter policy that offers families with children only 30 days to stabilize economically is a policy that does not acknowledge the reality of our city today. >> reporter: bridget has been the school's social worker for 17 years. she says one-fifth of her

. >> everything i've done on this commission is for my son, everett. with the hope that one day, he might grow up in a better, safer, and freer san francisco. >> reporter: and he spoke at length to the board before his side highlighting the childhood adversity that led to a career of public service. saying his job on the commission was a great honor and one he took very seriously. >> i have spent every month to the people of san francisco. not to any politician or political cause. >> reporter: both supporters and detractors of carter overstone filled the room lining up for public comment to discuss their thoughts on his removal. >> please give this young man a chance. there's no misconduct from him. >> reporter: in the end, we agree with mayor lurie that we need a commissioner that's for collaboration and communication. we reached out to mayor lurie's office for comment on his removal. he did not respond to carter's removal, instead focusing on the vote to confirm his replacement. saying, "throughout the government, we're appointing leaders who will wo

. >> everything i've done on this commission is for my son, everett.h the hope that one day, he might grow up in a better, safer, and freer san francisco. >> reporter: and he spoke at length to the board before his side highlighting the childhood adversity that led to a career of public service. saying his job on the commission was a great honor and one he took very seriously. >> i have spent every month to the people of san francisco. not to any politician or political cause. >> reporter: both supporters and detractors of carter overstone filled the room lining up for public comment to discuss their thoughts on his removal. >> please give this young man a chance. there's no misconduct from him. >> reporter: in the end, we agree with mayor lurie that we need a commissioner that's for collaboration and communication. we reached out to mayor lurie's office for comment on his removal. he did not respond to carter's removal, instead focusing on the vote to confirm his replacement. saying, "throughout the government, we're appointing leaders who will work w

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and everett kelley, national president of the american federation of government employees, or afge. welcome to you both. >> welcome to you both. professor glaude. i want to read a little bit about what our. >> current head. >> of the dod had to say about. cq brown. this is from his book. >> the war on warriors behind betrayal of the men who keep. >> us free. quote. as of the writing of this book, cq brown replaced mark milley as the. >> chairman of the joint chiefs. >> was it because of his skin color. or his skill? we'll never know, but always doubt which on its face seems unfair to cq. but since he has played the race. >> card one. >> of his biggest calling cards, it doesn't. much matter. >> i mean, what do. >> you do with that? i mean. >> you. >> see, he's. >> trying to provide. >> the smoke. screen so that he can not be accused of race baiting. of engaging in a certain kind of racial analysis. >> but we know. >> for these folks that. d stands in for race, stands in for gender stands in for the diminishment of value. you know, the challenge of the american project, as it were. so

i want to bring in everett kelly, president of the union, the american federation of government employeesso much for being on the program. and let me start with your reaction to the judge just granting your request to temporarily block the federal buyout program. >> well, thank you for having me, chris. you know, but, you know, we really applaud the decision of this judge that really listened to the real issues and made a decision that i think is best for not just the workforce, but for america. >> well, it's interesting because caroline leavitt, the press secretary for the white house, just put out a statement. i don't know if you've seen it or heard it, but here's what she said, and i'll get your reaction on the other side. it's brief. we are grateful to the judge for extending the deadline. so more federal workers who refused to show up to the office can take the administration up on this very generous, once in a lifetime offer. what do you make of that statement? >> i think that that's misguided. you know, this is what i say. and someone just shared this with me a few minutes ago. if

everett, i know the union represents 800,000 workers. do you have any sense of how many of your members have been laid off since doge took charge? >> well, thank. >> you first of all for. >> having me, but i don't have an. >> accurate number at this time. only doge would have that information. but you know, one is too many for no apparent reason whatsoever. >> so what types of jobs then? did you know these people who are impacted hold? how are the firings or potential firings impacting the agencies that they've dedicated their careers to? >> yeah. you know, and some of these nurses working for the va, you know, they're doctors, you know, some are, you know, people that inspect the food and these type of things, these are jobs that are providing essential services to the american people. and the american people need those people on the job, doing the job every single day. >> when it comes to this five accomplishments email, you said your organization doesn't oppose justifying an employee's work, but you do take issue with how this request

let's bring in everett kelly. he's the president of the american federation of government employees, one of the largest unions representing federal workers. thanks so much for joining us. so what is your guidance for federal workers right now with the office of personnel management first saying just, you know, give me give us five things that you did. and if you don't respond, as elon musk says, considered a resignation today, they said something different. answering that email is voluntary. what are you telling your union members to do? >> well. >> first of all, we ask our union members to consult with their supervisors at the agency because that's where the policies lie. that's the chain of command. and so we also sent a letter to opm asking them to rescind that letter, because we felt that it was illegal and it was not in accordance with the policies that's been outlined for federal employees to follow. >> um, afge the union you had, along with other federal unions, updated its original lawsuit challenging the

north of seattle, washington it is conveniently located just a few 100 yards from boeing's massive everett factory the future flight center. how is the cynics efficient showcasing the global aerospace companies, travelers in all as well? oh, ition, defense and space. the deep dive into the rich history of the ation be, he must a glimpse into the past present and it's future. it's all here. it's chinese and glossy version. boeing started out as a lumber company in western washington state and then grew into the um, the giant. it is an aerospace today over the last 100. the voice message manufacturing introduction complex in washington state is like a small town of its own out of around 170000, globally, $30000.00 plus people work here alone on the latest and newest boeing jetliners like the triple 7 x. for example. boeing has a lot of pedigree in different areas of throughout its long existence and america that impact people where they work and how we travel space defense and national security and a lot of ways that impact us on a, on a daily basis and our daily lives so no surprise, boeing

and the bedford county technical center in everett, pennsylvania. it was a pleasure to tour these facilities at both campuses and meet with their dedicated staff and the talented students to learn more about the skills that these students are building each and every day while in those classrooms. programs like these give students an opportunity to explore future careers while gaining real-world, hands-on experience in that field. this gives the students an opportunity to use their hands and their brains as a carve -- as they carve out careers, careers that are so necessary right now throughout america. thanks to all the career and technology centers throughout pennsylvania's 13th congressional district for preparing students for success in a competitive job market, for strengthening regional workforces, and helping to booster the economic health of our communities. thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor sergeant michael of franklin borough, pennsylvania, who was one of the patriots who planted the american flag on which with a gyma in late fe

go to a dream start at the everett's captain mountain early god, handing them the lead. it was one know at hawthorn the main city equalize that also we still believe thomas policy with the goal to make it to one to to just makes it was miles. louis cities tend to be very proud of that, but we're not done. they haven't submitted for one and then you some one ready completed the routing added time. final school 51 also will remain in touch with neat as little as a or 6 points behind switching. ok. so these local arrivals mentioned to united with who scored by crystal palace settle. traffic. also goal is 1st off is on fleet. must say to handle the visitors the lead to the off to the united too. not finding equalized. expect my face a did find time for a 2nd. one minute from time. final thoughts who knows a palace. it's a defeat in 6 primary done games with united way of food in the stand. the status to incredible move and see it. yes. how did they do for the team, for the fence? um we lose that again. i think we, we improve in some areas of, of the game. we control beth of

the creek flows behind everett bender's house in union city.he isn't too concerned about the flooding in his area, but understands the risks. >> i do look over the fence sometimes. that is a creek and that's what it's for. as i suppose a spillway or overflow or some overflow. >> in oakland, crews were busy removing several fallen trees. this massive 40 year old pine tree fell blocking skyline boulevard. fire officials say many of these big trees are at the end of their life, and strong gusts of wind and rain are enough to knock them down. >> these 40 year old monterey pines. they are dropping. we've had them drop a number of times over the last couple of weeks. we want people to be prepared with a go bag. just be ready to go. and for residents up here in the oakland hills, when these trees do block the roadway, we do have concerns. there's one way in and one way out and some of these neighborhoods. >> the one thing we consistently hear from chp, from police, from fire. do not drive your car through standing water. one you don't know how deep it

together with organizational pressing disabilities, encouraging space to ensure that in every survey, in everett, some sus passes of submitted fees. i included this is a cycle and simulation exercise. so good, nice by your thought. it isn't into your thing was on beek. one of the objectives is to teach emergency respondents to recognize the needs of the samples people. sometimes they get sent to hospitals instead of charlotte this for example, because people send us time the condition, the disaster response must be inclusive and take into account the needs of people with different types of disabilities. the best way to do it that is to listen to them. so risk and the system and measurement committees of been set up in local communities. they all have a can least one member with disability for them. but we are part of the society. and so there needs to be inclusion in every sense in both to see the same. do you feel that talking it's easier for them to remember if i see a slim but that is the most like a shout saying that we are here. they come taking the inclusion of people with disabilities in

with us now to discuss is everett kelley. he's the president of the american federation of government employees, one of the unions suing the trump administration. sir, thanks so much for being with us. the judge who paused the deadline is asking now for more briefings. i wonder how you're going to use this additional time to make your case. >> well, first of all, thank you for having me here. of course, i think it gives an opportunity for a legal team to really assess the situation so that they can give a concrete argument. because sometimes time is of essence. okay. so time, i think, to just think things through and gather different evidence, i think can be on our side. >> do you think that doge has the authority to execute some of what it's done? >> i think that doge is completely illegal. it is very inappropriate. what we're seeing throughout this country. i've never seen such chaotic situations in my lifetime, and it's simply because you have people that don't understand the federal system trying to regulate the federal s

everett, are they being hoodwinked or fooled?eral of those individuals that have. taken this option and what they said is, you know, we're just tired of the rat race. >> you know, i was going to. >> be retiring anyway in the next few months. >> so i'm going. >> to go ahead and take this, this offer here now. i certainly believe. that they're being hoodwinked. i think they're being fooled. >> you know. >> because just like you said. >> there is no. >> guarantee that they'll ever receive any pay for this offer. you know, they say it's a fork in the road. i say it's a knife in their back because, you know, there's just no continuity to. >> what's going on. >> okay. >> yeah, that's a good one. not a fork of the road. i'm going to use that. what? what would is there any way that that everyone could be concerns on both sides could be somehow satisfied. and could it be worked out in court on on a are you optimistic about what happens on monday when both sides get to air their sides of the of the argument? >> i'm very optimistic about wh

within that throws data between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week, rodney everett, r e r t at gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city one yet another development to update you on the number of our of nations in fact have jointly rejected donald trump's proposal to relocate the population of gals that we have heard this to me bring egypt and jordan, just take a listen. first of all, we express continued full support for the steadfastness of the palestinian people on their land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and defending the rejection of any infringement of these inalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion and demolition of homes, annexation of land will by evacuating that land a bit. so it is through displacement, or encouraging the transfer or uprooting of palestinians from that land in any way or under any circumstances. and justifications. in a way that threatens debility and heralds further extension of the conflict to the region and undermines the chances of peace and co existence amon

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everett eissenstat — who was the deputy director of the national economic council under the last trumppolicy practice group at the law firm squire patton boggs. welcome to the programme. i wonder if we can start off with the assessment of the first trump administration, first presidency. that round of tariffs, were have been in and those tariffs have been in place and thosetariffs have been in place i, years and they place for many years and they continue throughout the biden and were l 7 by president biden authority. all underthat sauna authority: all those actions underthat same authority: all those actions were of those actions were unprecedented. were seen breaking the mould on trade as breaking the mould on trade policy, the it had been for 5 what we're seeing what we're seeing now decades. what we're seeing now is going beg/9nd and a e = these actions of these actions are unprecedented. we are waiting to what unfolds today. to see what unfolds today. there has some action we therehasbeen'scrme actign'we aware of. we've been arcawamfif�*flcfl eccfl th|s arcawamfif�*flcfl eccfl this is wat

they'll all be as good as in talk with everetts in moving to a new stadium next season level pool with knocked out of the fa cup by sick and see a plymouth on sunday. and a coach is looking for an immediate response. so i should have it back to because if you're working at the club like this, you should compete for every trophy reset us from the start to, to lose against blame if it's of course not acceptable. so as a team, now we have to show a different side of us because it wasn't only the results. the performance was far from what to live in. full standing as ours went off and on the hopes of catching level, pull it being delta major flow. it's up school in the family. the season with 9 goals is kind of habits, but he has suffered a hamstring injury while at the teams will with the training camp and do by the injury could rule him out for the rest of the season. a tie side, both of them united have boosted their chances of reaching the asian champions. legally plus 16, but the domestic. when will the schools lock the one on will against south korea's old signing injury. time home s

russians at this point, but i ukrainian diplomats us to going to saudi arabia up to visiting the united everetts and tacky before the beginning over the troops in re add for administer. lab rules declared the ac is absolutely impossible to see territories to ukraine. he believes that this kind of the even considered during the negotiations in riyadh and he. c talks a bit about history and saying that the concessions were initially made by the soviets, by the soviet union, by so the leadership park and soviet times the territories that's had been developed by russian people for centuries were included in the ukrainian soviet socialist republic. that's according to the level of, of course, he has said that you crane had committed atrocities and those territories not captured by russia, and ruled us any possibility of seizing those territories. and he said, a quote, how can we seed with russian people without people with only red of minerals? so we know that the united states repeatedly applying plans a to hold bilateral meetings with the russian and ukranian size, and then organize negotiations be

they are task force safe and one of its members is staff sergeant everett graves. he is a 17 year member of the arizona national guard and veteran of the united states air force. it is personal. he told me how proud he is to play a role in keeping his family and neighbors safe. most of all, he is driven by his wife and three children. preston, who wants to serve his country as a helicopter in the millet -- helicopter pilot in the military. and seven-year-old peyton who loves to dance. staff sergeant, will you please stand so we can show our gratitude for your dedication to keeping our state and family safe? thank you. [applause] >> we must remain vigilant in protecting arizonans from the cartels who seek to do us harm. the fentanyl crisis is one of the greatest threats to public safety in our state's history and requires a collaborative approach across states, local, and federal governments. when we work together, we protect arizona families. since july, the arizona national guard and cbp have seized more than 8 million fentanyl pills and more than 2000 pounds of m