allison or steven? [ beep ] what is the santa fe trail? back to you, allison.n history for $400. - allison. - what is the lincoln memorial? yes. less than a minute now. tough little crossword clues for $800. - allison. - what is "obi"? - good. - arty facts, $400. brendan. - who is georgia o'keeffe? - she's the one. around the body for $400. - brendan. - what is the uterus? - that's it. - rise to the occasion, $400. - brendan. - what is the sears tower? sears tower or willis tower, yes. and now the last clue in tough little crossword clues... - allison. - what is "alee"? "alee," a-l-e-e. you wind up at $10,000. that would be very nice on an ordinary day, but brendan accumulated 25 grand, making this game a runaway. here comes final jeopardy!-- wrapping up the week with canadian cities. now that's a good subject. i'll reveal the clue in a moment, happy to do so. findican be overwhelming.r dry eyes... for relief that lasts... you want soothe xp from bausch + lomb. soothe xp helps restore the eyes' lipid layer... ...seal in moisture... ...and protect against furthe

nice to meet you. >> hi. >> allison? >> yes. >> marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> hi. i'm pete. >> pete, how are you? nice to meet you. you look like you're a mad scientist, with that lab coat. >> i guess you could say i am a scientist of sorts. >> i was a little surprised at where the place is located. it's, like, in a neighborhood. >> when we started this business, we had maybe a couple hundred dollars in our pocket or something crazy. >> we were not in a great financial position, and so someone offered us this place. and we're putting everything we have into building this. >> how many different types of candies are in here? >> hundreds of different types. >> we make lots and lots and lots of things by hand. it's what sweet pete's specializes in-- thing like caramels, hard candy, pulled sugar, chocolates, toffee. >> i'd like to get down to tasting. >> my personal favorite is this. >> now, everything that i'm gonna taste you made? >> i've got another candy maker on staff who's worked for me for many,

allison acknowledged she once had an methamphetamine problem. many of the changes made in the warehouse were done without proper permitting or inspections. ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu was in the courtroom every day of the trial to bring you continuing coverage. you'll also find a courtroom blog from henry lee at ktvu.com. >>> just in time for the summer travel season. sfo has unveiled a major upgrade for a busy terminal. we're going to take you inside and show you the two billion dollars change and tell you how it will affect passengers. >> also a bart station being honored for going above and beyond. it's all about having a positive attitude and bringing it to work every day. >> good morning. we do have traffic that's mostly good here as we take a look at some of these roads like interstate 880. it's moving along nicely in oakland. >> and our weather's mostly good unless you like it warmer. we'll show you the cooling trend coming up. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea summer sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in store only jun

>> very unusual, allison. i can't recall a time in my military career where a strike was that far along in execution and let alone planning and then be called off. you can make those decisions relatively quickly in this particular space because the resources are already there and they're already prepared and communications are so instantaneous. that said, it did put peoples in harms way just to get that far along and then to turn them back. it's very unusual. >> fred pleitgen reporting what he is hearing from iranian officials this morning. and one of the messages they're putting out in iran is that in addition to the unmanned surveillance aircraft the drone it says it shot down, there was also a manned u.s. aircraft. they're saying it was a p8 spy plane. the iranians were saying there was a u.s. aircraft in the air. they decided not to target that, and they claim that aircraft also violated the iranian airspace was in the vicinity at least of the drone. the iranians are sending the message they showed restrai

aimee allison, the significance of this?it was an amazing moment have both senator booker and julian castro who mentioned trans rights in the context of reproductive justice -- joint amy: saying trans men can have babies. >> that's right. bringing community to a very vulnerable population and it is a direct result of the amazing organizing happening on the ground for black trans rights. is, in ahat this means presidential contest -- as we go forward, the acknowledgment of african-americans in the diversity shows cory booker is speaking directly to black voters, just reminder, black voters are 25% of the democratic hardy. impossible to have a path to victory in this primary without enthusiastic support of black people and black women in particular. i think elevating trans rights , you know,ation that both senator booker and julian castro are acknowledging the diversity in the community, and they are speaking broadly not individuals,lgbtq but recognizing the intersectional nature of the issues. some of the issues, the environm

fight around when he goes to the membership of course like him, and we had as part of this, we have allisonon writing a piece saying already, there is a feeling of optimism about him arriving now, there are people who don't like them, but he has arrived on the scene and there is a big day with the first round of voting going to see who god suffers, so he arrived at the right moment. polly, i do think each personality as we were saying, allison pearson's, derek, she has a force of personality a piece complaint differently hasn't in this campaign stop live a little, mostly he's been hidden from view a p pa re ntly mostly he's been hidden from view apparently having one to colleagues and that does seem to be working as david said, he's got more than 80 back already stop live he has his hair cut, back already stop live he has his haircut, and back already stop live he has his hair cut, and apparently been instructed by his girlfriend to stop ruffling his hair all the time. do something about personality which allows him to bulldoze through what you might consider to be scrutiny. he had some qui

>>cross examination of allison will resume wednesday, then the trial will be in recess until the week of july ace it's during that week that element of himself is expected to testify. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well in national news federal lawmakers in the house passed a billion bill for funding to the border. in earmarks a financial aid for the crisis at the southern border for democrats voted against the bill saying that. want to fun agencies and carry out president trump's policies. the white house says it strongly opposes the bill and is threatening a veto. that is no chance of becoming law you may be proud of your action. but the question will be will history be kind to you. last week the senate advanced a bill that sets aside more than $4 billion for the border crisis. well body cam video shows the moment that 2 suspects is exchanged fire with police during a robbery at cvs take a look this is what happened so there's an officer that interests us toward new orleans when the gunfire just breaks out. so the gunman starts running out of the store as the shooting continue

>>cross examination of allison will resume on wednesday, then they will take a break for a week and a half the trial resumed july 8 and during that week elmen himself is expected to testify live in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, a 23 year-old man was shot and killed by police in walnut creek earlier this month. the man's family is accusing police of using excessive force today, the police department shared graph of body camera video of the shooting kron four's felipe to go talk to the man's attorney who insists the shooting is unjustified. >>for the first time since his 23 year-old client miles hall was gunned down by walnut creek police on june second this young man should not be civil rights attorney john burris reviewing the body camera and surveillance video of the shooting released by police and burris is convinced fell to de escalate a frantic situation that he says should not. against a mentally ill person shots fired shots fired mr. >>hall was shot down gunned down in their view roaming dispatch audio of the 911 calls reveal holes, mother and grandmother were

. >> reporter: allison, the wife of derick almena, was called to the witness stand. his attorney says she is bringing the "feminine perspective" to the case. >> she's on, really, to humanize the defense. >> reporter: the mother of almena's three children immediately began weeping as she looked at this picture of her family on the stand. >> very potent when a mother and wife speaks out, really, on behalf of her husband, and their mutual vision. very powerful to get up there and cry. >> reporter: allison testified at the idea of the ghost ship began with a couple who grew tired of hauling and storing art material from place to place. it was the perfect place to keep pieces of art from around the world. and dozen was organs and pianos they took from a shop going out of business. she said "when i saw the spaces and possibilities that were there, i fell in love with it. yes, i wanted to acquire it." >> she embodies the whole theme and vision of ghost ship. >> reporter: the d.a. repeatedly objected to questions related to art muse ib, saying it was irrelevant. >> the d.a.

>> reporter: hey, good morning, allison.ding to the latest cdc survey more than 3.5 million teens use the cigarettes regularly. outright banning e cigarette sales in this city, that is a big problem for small businesses. one local smoke shop we spoke to said that vaping accounts for 30% of its sales. now, technically this proposed ordinance would apply to e cigarette products which have not been reviewed or cleared by the fda. but that is all of them. one of the biggest companies, jule is actually headquartered in san francisco. it says more regulations, not a ban is going to keep it away from critics. other critics say banning e-cigarettes will just push people towards traditional cigarettes or create a black market for e-cigarettes in san francisco. i asked one member of the board of supervisors about that. listen. >> and we're going to continue to work hard to make sure that that does not happen, and that's why we'll have enforcement strategies. if you look at just for an example cuban scigars are prohibited in the countr

allison also said oakland fire official marina sabatini were in the warehouse while investigating anin 2014 that sabatini had denied. >> sabatini said i wasn't in there. captain friedland said i wasn't in there. and they lied. >> reporter: the cross- examination by the da, allison acknowledged she once had a massive venting problem. she also said many of the changes made in the warehouse were done without palmer proper permitting or inspections. derick almena's wife will return to the stand on wednesday for more cross- examination of the da. at the courthouse in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> right now, oakland public safety committee is preparing to debate the issue of facial recognition software and consider a possible ban of its use by city agencies. police department say facial recognition software can help catch criminals, but critics say the technology has led to misidentification, often involving people of color. last month san francisco became the first city in the country to ban city agencies from using the technology. the berkeley city council is set to consider a

. >> almena's wife, micah allison gave her testimony, after acknowledging to the d.a. that when she referred to a firescape, there was no actual device, just access to the roof of the warehouse. but overall, he said allison did well on the stand. >> my client's wife finished with great cry. so i'm thrilled. >> also on the stand was capel, who said he visited the ghostship and didn't think it was unsafe. he did say as a musician on tour, he expects the venues he performs at to be safe. >> the trial is winding down. july 8th, derek almena will take the stand. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still ahead. 30 race horses have died at santa anita race tracks in december. coming up, we'll tell you about a new state law, hoping to deal with the problems of that race track. >>> and voters across the bay area, are tuning in to the debates. up next, we have reaction from people who attended some watch parties. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is off to a nice start. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. looks good, heading out to the peninsula. >>> and our weather look

defendant derek almena took the stand, mike allison testified, retired fire arson investigator mariai had previously entered the warehouse in 2014. sabatini had testified she never went inside. the defense argues that authorities ignored the warning signs, and never adequately reported hazardous conditions, before the fire killed 36 people. >> this is a mistake. this isn't a failure of memory, sabatini said i wasn't in there. captain freeland said i wasn't in there, and they lied. >> prosecutors cross-examined allison with a series of rapidfire questions in an effort to rattle her. she went on to describe her husband's efforts to ensure the warehouse was safe. >>> new body camera footage tonight shows the frantic moments when a 911 call ended in a fatal shooting of a mentally ill man in walnut creek. >> get back i get back, stop, stop, stop. >> the mother of 23-year-old myles hall, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia called 911, after he broke through a sliding glass window, and threatened his family with a five foot long pole. officers say they tried nonlethal methods, before shoot

allison broke down and cried when a giant photo of her family was shown and looked lovingly at her husband derick almena. >> she has sensitivity. she has artistic talent. she embodies the whole team and vision of ghost ship. >> reporter: allison testified she and almena created the ghost ship as a place for artists and as a space to store artifacts of pieces they collected. almost immediately, it also became their home. when i saw the warehouse and all the possibilities there, i fell in love with it. she told the jury she never felt unsafe that the front stairs were unconventional but sturdy and she often saw police officers, firefighters and child protective services inside the ghost ship. she said they both feel responsible for what happened when 36 people decided inside the air warehouse. >> it's moral, it's not criminal responsibility. he's going to live with the the fact that his vision killed people. that in retrospect it was a fire trap. >> reporter: a young man also testified about a visit he made to the warehouse in 2014. he described it as crowded with stuff with, narrow hallways

>>cross examination of allison is expected to resume on wednesday. then the trial will be in recess until the week of july ace during that week that all himself is expected to testify. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>the city of oakland wants to ban and facial recognition technology use in the city oakland wrote a proposal on the heels of a decision by san francisco, san francisco became the first city to ban public agencies from using facial recognition technology that technology has been called invasive to the public by some researchers oakland's public safety committee approved the ban it would be brought before the full city council on july the 9th. >>happening this weekend there will be an increased police presence during pride activities both uniformed and plain clothes officers, they'll be at all of the events including sunday's pride festival in san francisco, you're looking at video from last year's parade. people attending will be screened by a metal detector and if you bring a bag it can't be very big can't be bigger than 18 by 18 inc

rep see cross-examination by the da, allison acknowledged she once had a meth vitamin problem. she also said many of the changes made in the warehouse were done without proper permitting or inspection. her she will return to the stand tomorrow for more cross- examination by the da. the jury will hear from derick almena himself but not until after the fourth of july holiday. his attorneys say he is morally but not criminally responsible for the deadly fire. >> henry lee in our newsroom thank you. >>> a new state law requiring background checks when you buy ammunition is about to go into effect on july 1st. prop 63 was passed in 2016 with 63% of the vote. it requires everyone who wants to buy ammunition in california to pass a background check and to show a valid government issued id. there have been recent attempts by nra backed groups to block prop 63 from going into effect. governor newsom said today the state is committed to upholding gun laws. >> there are so many ways on the issue of gun safety from 1993 ford, california has led we have seen as a consequence of that, the si

let's bring in meteorologist allison chinchar. allison, just how much more rain can they expect? boris, several more inches, which is the last thing these folks need right now. this is the amount of rain that's already fallen. the bright pink color you see on the screen, that's in excess of 10 inches of rain. some spots are localized in there when you see the white, they've picked up over 20 inches of rain. fun again, now when we start talking about adding more systems into the mix, this is the last thing they need. we have 300 river gauges, those are the dots you see here, that are above the flood stage. here you can see the water rising due to the floods. then you see this quick drop-off, due to that levy breach. at that point that water has elsewhere to go, flowing into the communities and lowering the river. now it's starting to go back up because the water upstream is flowing into it. now we also have more water to add into the mix. here is a look across that same region, widespread amounts of two to four inches. boris, today is june 1st, official start of atlantic hurricane

>>cross examination of allison will resume wednesday, then the trial will be in recess until the week of july ace it's during that week himself is expected to testify. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>starting monday, california will require criminal background checks for every ammunition purchase. governor newsome touting the state's latest attempt to deter gun violence at a news conference today saying that it will save lives. opponents are suing in hopes of eventually on doing a law they say places an unfair burden on millions of law abiding gun owners, voters approved the checks in 2016 and set an effective date of july 1st and some of the state's top leaders say that it's another important effort to curb gun violence. >>gun violence devastates not just our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. >>state officials expect 13.2 million checks for individual ammunition purchases. each year. >>still to come investigators are looking for a missing utah college student who has been seen since she left california last week the new

>> we've been chronicling this issue over the past year, allison, and there are so many obstacles tonty, and it's not just the fact there's resistance in neighborhoods, but many of the folks we've talked to who are living out on the streets are facing mental health issues, substance abuse issues, and these huge tent culture has really grown up here. and a lot of people want to stay in their tents, you know, feeling that if they're put in-housing they'll be subject to rules, they'll lose their freedom. and so it's just a really difficult problem that they're facing. some of the most vulnerable out here are women obviously, and one of the folks i spoke to, officer dan joseph who has worked with this population for two decades now talks about how difficult it is to get some of these women into housing and i think weave that sound, allison. >> a friend of mine named leana, she was 70 years old. i tried to house her right there. and one day i came back and someone found her dead in a pile of garbage. >> reporter: yeah, so just a lot of tragic situations that we're seeing out here, and rea

allison will return to the witness and for more examination on wednesday. the trial will then be in recess for a week and a half resuming on july the 8th, it is expected out minto will take the stand on july the 9th. >>california set to become the first state to require background checks to buy ammunition the changes will go into effect next week kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the new law. >>starting monday anyone who tries to buy bullets in california must first go through a background check, some of the state's top leaders said tuesday, this is another important effort to curb gun violence gun violence devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks led to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives.

micah allison testified yesterday that retired fire arson investigator maria sabatini had previously injured into the warehouse in 2014. but sabatini testified she never went inside. the defense argues that authorities ignored the warning signs and never adequately reported hazardous conditions before the fire killed 36 people. >> this is not a mistake, this is not a failure of memory. sabatini said i wasn't in there. captain freeland said i was in there. and they lied. >> allison went on to describe her husband's efforts to ensure the warehouse was safe and almond is expected to testify but not until july 8. the trial recess for the fourth of july holiday next week. >>> and update this morning on oakland's fight against facial record vision technology. the city's public safety committee unanimously voted to approve the ban last night. now it moves on to city council. san francisco banned the use of the software by city agencies and police last month. critics say facial record technology is invasive and unreliable. local police argued it could help them catch criminals. >>> despite b

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with me howard dean, aim me allison and dorian warren.ne thing connecting tonights one and two and epitomized by elizabeth warren there, there was a very full-throated and essential critique of the trump economy, which i thought was interesting because so often in the punditry around him is conceded as a strength. what did you think of that? >> i think her mastery of policy is extraordinary. and that was an extraordinary speech that she gave, and it has resonance with the american people. the problem that she has is people would much rather talk about the food fight that was going on the next night than they would about elizabeth warren's policies. nonetheless, i think elizabeth is going to be one of the top candidates going into the convention, most likely, unless there is a major stumble. i think there is probably room for four or five people to go well past the first four states. and she'll most likely be one of them. >> i thought the economic storytelling was sort of interesting and central because you could tell that they all underst

she stars along allison williams in "the perfection", which begins streaming this friday on netflix. sobbing [ gasps >> charlotte charlotte? what's happening [ audience ohs ] >> seth: p ase welcome to theshow, logan be [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hi, logan how are you? >> i did the thing >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here >> thank you i'm happy to be hereu >> seth: so d allison williams are co-stars in this film and i've heard both of you say that wn you read this script, neither of you had any >> absolutely not.was going. this is the kind of movie where when you watch it, it's going tn have a milliifferent twists and turns. you think you're watching five different films. i remember when i first read ith there's someg that happens to my character and i thought, "this is the end this was a great read. there's no way we're recovering from this. and then you keep going. so it's definitely a film inat's gog to keep you on your toes >> seth: and as a horror film, i always like to ask, is that a genre you're a fan of, watching lms? >> yeah. i mean, i am the kind of person who like

allison. >> thank you very much for the update. please stand by for us throughout the program. >>> moments ago iranian military officials responding angrily to the u.s. iran's president says they are trying to avoid a confrontation but still taking jabs at the white house. frederik pleitgen is live in teheran with more. what's the situation there, fred? >> reporter: hi, allison, they certainly are. we got a couple of reactions from the iranians. a senior commander of the iranian ref -- revolutionary guard corps. they are a high state of strength as well. this comes after another revolutionary guard commander came out and said that they were closely monitoring u.s. forces in the region and that there would be a crushing blow if those forces made any sort of moves. bellicose rhetoric coming from the iranians as well. the iranians are saying if it ever did come to a shooting war between the u.s. and iran, iran would not just use its regular military but would use the proxy forces that they have in the region as well. iran's ambassador

for a un led response plan have been raised so far well let's get more now from our correspondent allison who is live for us out of sundried this report presents a very bleak picture all of this whole venezuelan exodus tell us more. well what the organisation of america and they believe in their working group that has spent the last 6 months working on analyzing the reasons and the causes behind this precedented exodus in latin america saying is that they expect or they consider a very high possibility the fact that the number of people that will have less than is what i will double in the next 18 months this is quite a surprising number essentially this means that the number of people leaving venezuela with double in the next think 18 months compared to the last 5 months there are 4000000 people that have left of innes willox and in the last 5 years and this of course has taken a huge toll on the receiving countries that are on their public services and we're talking countries like colombia to check whether she didn't have a lot of social and economic problems for to begin with and this

chill stay the course and stick with the alliance with the social democrats this after andre and allison threw in the town just 14 months after she became the 1st woman to head the s.p.d. . i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel's governing coalition took another beating today the leader of its junior partner the social democrats an ounce of her resignation leaving the future of both the party and germany's government in doubt the social democrats and merkel conservatives were once the country's 2 biggest parties lately they have been plunging in opinion polls but merkel's promise to keep on with the task of governing. after a year in the top job with the s.p.d. 100 now this she's standing down because she feels she can't go on. discussions in the parliamentary group and feedback from the party have shown that i no longer have the necessary support to carry out my duties on monday i will therefore resign as chair of the s.p.d. and on tuesday i will resign as chair of the s.p.d. parliamentary group nala says resignation follows the party's dismal perfo

a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades allison has found of course years before israel sockets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only mini us of the palestinian so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. to guard the gas deal on al-jazeera. being located outside that western centrex fair of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away all of the lists of poll the military and the financial darkening you see the people in those words and those policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when i can identify with the story. byrne agreed to that i could recruit every man a creator a twit tax returns to activism with a new mission i said oh here with my job right build software better. but can't digital dissidents work within the technological free market. to get security to patients when their deal from the capitalists part of the rebel geek series on out is ir

has just learned that in the past hour another opposition activist team ash allison off was detained at a rally in astonishment i spoke to him a few minutes before his arrest and i asked him what chance opposition candidates have in this election. while i think it's quite clear that once she accepted their offer their 1st term if you come out oppose them in a way we expect. we're going to campaign she meant for their rallies to try to speak to to gather the people on the squares to detroit really support. hard core to our critic and political right really to. critical track. personalities and of course what he started to call very good there. are you know you can now project you can't really talk of the vision for the greater society iraq here by him you mean obviously casimir month and if he wins what will that mean for the country. now i was overtaken by the cost of about the 2 cars i think of that signal for the society that spike that number by step down from the post large tree we have. the percent that he's going to continue his policy here in ca this time as i'm afraid that th

>> there's allison. >> times have changed. >> allison was our google. >> yeah, she was, yeah. >> we hadg right now? in 2044 is the next one. >> we're saying what is bitcoin? what is libra? >> that moment was in a super bowl commercial. >> bmw. >> a good one. >>> up next, a taste of studio 1a's first quarter century with the celebrity chef stars, even royals that we've cooked with through the years. >>> but first, this is "today" >>> never a celebration around here, of course, without some cake not only are we celebrating 25 years of studio 1a, but also 25 years of "today" food from our window on the world. >> we did not always have that gourmet kitchen. our cooking segments used to be simpler. the team would roll out a table top and go from there. don't believe me, check it out. >> for 25 years studio 1a has been serving it up. >> this is my uniform to get going. >> and dishing it out. >> very good, martha. >> from hollywood stars to chef celebrities. >> this is how you can make the stuff at home. >> it's not worth eating anymore if you can't -- >> even a future member of the royal fami

a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades allison is found of course years beforeisrael has rockets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza log in is only made us of the palestinian so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera after decades of being programmed with instructions they took on greek computers can only on their own identifying patterns and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence can monitor our movement. and decide on a future the big picture to coach the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine one on 00. 3 sudanese opposition leaders say they have been forcibly deported to south sudan by the military joined as a nationwide strike continues. this is al jazeera live from doha i'm fully back also coming up at least 95 people were killed in an attack on an ethnic group in central mali the u.n. calls it an act of barbarism iran accuses the us of waging an econo.

we have three beautiful children-- allison, liam, and noah.at home and... do all the mom things. yeah. but you do a lot of traveling, too, with the group, right? i do. we love to travel as a family. all right. well, occasionally, we give away a trip. you never know. might work out for you. get ready, we'll do another "toss up." this one is worth $2,000. and the category is "on the map." ♪ [ bell chimes ] jeffrey. the oregon... everybody else now. [ bell chimes ] - lisa. - the oregon coast. yeah, that's what we needed. [ cheers and applause ] so she gets the $2,000. "phrase" is the category for this first round. yowo tota. so a good start it is.ry for this first round. keep it going. - buy a vowel? - yep. e. one e. t. and here come four t's. ooh! that'll help your score. $2,200-plus. - buy a vowel? - mm-hmm. i. yeah, three i's.

turn it over to allison. >> hi. i'm with the child, youth, and family division. happy to answer any questions. >> supervisor mandelman: well, maybe the same question of, you know, how do we think about performance metrics under this contract? >> well, in children, youth, and families, something called the cans, the child adolescent needs assessment is used, and it helps us identify what are the actual problem areas that we want to work on with child and family. and then, six months into that, we look at it again to see what kind of progress. and then, in a year, we look at it, as well, so we can monitor the progress. >> chair fewer: so actually, supervisor haney, i think this contract -- and as you see on page 14 of the b.l.a. report is that they serve a lot of -- in a lot of different areas, so this is also, i think, something -- that you may also include that in the hearing that you would ask some of the same questions that you were asking in item number 1 around this, too. >> supervisor haney: and i imagine you heard that conversation. and i would ask my colle

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>>brandon vicky everson allison pullman's 3 year-old son was diagnosed with a medical condition she has been passionate about advocating for research and money for those who have live with the condition all because their side. >>little james richardson loves to draw col and p e u. he showed me his gallery in his san francisco home here. he's only 3 years old you never guess he living with a rare genetic condition. james was diagnosed with marfan syndrome when he was 2 years old marfan patients tend to grow very tall when multiple orthopedic issues, but it's what martin did to james's eyes and hearts who does most concerning the big one we saw was his vision his lenses or dislocated in both of his eyes. >>which is common. i'm james is also very tall and then it's very typical for those of with our fans to have long lens and to have long fingers and toes too. >>now with law. >>a mean marrow. >>that's right james is on medication to help with his heart condition. >>marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects connective tissue. in james's case it was a spontaneous mutation. his mothe

. >> you said crisis, allison. we've all known there's a humanitarian crisis on the border.k something as powerful as this image, and images can move the needle, do you think this is actually going to spur some compromise between republicans and democrats? >> if oscar cannot move the needle, that picture has to be able to move the needle in washington. and i'm encouraged to see steps taken with regard to the humanitarian crisis at the border and what we need to do there. but it's also imperative for not to just look at the end consequences at the border but the root cause. this family came from el salvador, honduras and guatemala. these people are fleeing gang violence and drugs, and disgusting behavior. we need to continue to provide aid to the northern triangle to give them a reason to stay, to help their economy, and that is an important component of this, not just what's happening at the border but the root cause at the northern triangle and that's something else washington needs to look at. >> bakari, here's what senator comlu harris tweeted, and i want you to respond t

a natural resource that's gone on top for more than 2 decades allison is found off the coast years beforeisrael has hung its on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza logging is only made us of the bill is doing so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. there watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now. gunshots of rang out and sudan's capital khartoum for a 3rd straight day have been pulled from the nile river in a doctor's group says the death toll since monday's attack on protesters outside the military headquarters is now at least 60 televised address the head of sudan's military junta said he is ready for negotiations without conditions now a day earlier a tall boron had said all talks with the protests coalition or off an australian police have carried out a 2nd raid on journalists and as many days officers at the a.b.c. in sydney have been searched the raid relates to the national broadcasters investigation of alleged war crimes by austral

the south, stories that i don't think we know about frederick olmstead and we are fortunate to have allison wall that has a podcast literary atlanta and works with a cappella books at the wrecking ball event she's a former broadcast journalist. so, we are very fortunate to have her interviewing tony tonight. please join me in welcoming alison law and tony horwitz. .. >> want to thank tony clark and the jimmy carter presidential library for having us here tonight. our bookseller partner, a cappella books. they have copies of the book out in the lobby, so -- and first and foremost, thank you all for being here on a monday night to talk about this book. and i know that you're eager for us to get started, so i thought i would ask the question that's on everyone's mind, what did you think of the final episode of "game of thrones"? [laughter] >> so when you go as an author on book tour, you're always competing against something, usually -- [laughter] a sports game. my very first book tour for "confederates in the attic," was in march in north carolina -- [laughter] and i think there were five tea

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micah allison took to the stand. she is married to master tenant derick almena and testified yesterday she previously saw one oakland arson investigator walking through the warehouse following a separate incident in 2014. that same fire inspector testified she had never set foot in the warehouse. prosecutors later tried to frame alison allison's testimony as unreliable. >>> and soon history after a vote last night by the san francisco school board. the chronicle reports members voted unanimously to remove the muir that sits in the lobby at george washington high school and dates back to the 1930s. some people say they were offended by the murals depiction of dead native americans and images of washington's slaves. some argued it should stay to provide an important history lesson. while the board voted to paint over the mural they left the door open for it to be covered with panels instead. that section option will only take effect in legal challenges prevent its full removal. >>> oakland may soon be the latest bay ar

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aimee allison, founder of she the people, which held its own presidential forum in april.butor sam seeder, host of the majority report and ring of fire radio. welcome to all of you. dave, i'm going to start with you. you are there on the ground. what's the feeling? it looks very energetic the pieces we added together and put on tv. >> i thought your segment about "the des moines register" poll, elizabeth warren is getting large crowds, audiences that are signing up to support her. they can change their minds, but they leave the events fired up. pete buttigieg has caught on. beto o'rourke has lost some steam. there's not a great desire by people for joe biden. there are supporters of joe biden, he's definitely in the lead right now, but you have a lot of conversations in iowa that begin or end with -- i like joe biden but, and they list a couple reasons why they like somebody else or they'll make an excuse like, i think he can win but, and they make the case for these other candidates. >> which plays interestingly in iowa because the caucus state, your second choice is some