andrew left says he's going to be much more careful in the future about shorting stocks. like yours, against the people. if a five—year—old walked into the room right now, i could probably kick his behind. any five—year—old. if 1,000 five—year—olds walked in here, they could probably take me down. i'm just being honest about it. it's not a david versus goliath story, no. gamestop's crazy swings last hedge funds like citron a lot of money but other normal investors lost out, as well. regulators now need to work out whether what happened was legal and whether more should be done to stop this from happening again in the future. james clayton, bbc news. a blast of arctic weather has brought with it blizzards and record low temperatures across the united states — when tweets, social media posts, do more to move the market than material legitimate information. in this specific case we did not see any signs of manipulation. andrew left says he's going to be much more careful in the future about shorting stocks. there is this narrative that it was a david and goliath story, it wa

andrew left says he's going to be much more careful in the future about shorting stocks. there is this narrative that it was a david and goliath story, it was all of these hedge funds like yours, against the people. if a five—year—old walked into the room right now, i could probably kick his behind. any five—year—old. if 1,000 five—year—olds walked in here, they could probably take me down. i'm just being honest about it. it's not a david versus goliath story, no. gamestop�*s crazy swings last hedge funds like citron a lot of money but other normal investors lost out, as well. regulators now need to work out whether what happened was legal and whether more should be done to stop this from happening again in the future. james clayton, bbc news. a blast of arctic weather has brought with it blizzards and record low temperatures across the united states — including to many southern states unused to such weather. in texas it has sparked an energy crisis — at one point more than 4 million households were without power. our us correspondent lebo diseko is in houston. the snow m

pushing up game stop shares after losing hundreds of millions of dollars institutional investors like andrew leftf citron research have admitted defeat and walked away analysts warn this is a dangerous game the stock is pushed up what usually it's a little like a ponzi scheme because if you're a last person old in those years under $60.00 a share you got up there on dollars and now it's trading at $88.00 well you just got stuck with the last part of the train you lost a lot of money game stop express and stanford statement but many day traders appear willing to take the risk now propping up other struggling companies like the amc theater chain and black berry threatening wall street institutions and prompting calls for reform of a market increasingly seen as out of touch with main street. now the pandemic has up ended many industries and none more so than the oil industry in fact oil giant b.p. went as far as saying all demand may never return to 2019 levels in other words the prophecy of peak oil finally come and gone is probably one of the reasons some members of opec are getting a little antsy

do you think it was hedge funds squeezing out melvin and andrew left of citron, or do you think it wasay traders on reddit? >> initially, no. the point i am making is this effectively what happened to gamestop, a democratization of this tactic. i have wondered, especially as we were getting squeezed on gsx, i wondered is there coordination with these hedge funds? what wouldn't surprise me -- i don't think you can look at the reddit message boards and people saying i am going to buy calls and say that is courted native trading to the extent. it rises to manipulation, but may some attempts are looking at the hedge funds that have been employing this tactic for some time and really asking, ok, constitutes coordination? did they cross the life? francine: carson speaking to erik schatzker. this was something we were talking about earlier. exactly what does it mean for future short squeezes? do you draw a parallel between silver and gamestop? it is two wildly different markets. hedge funds are also positioned completely differently. mark: i draw real parallel. i think it is a mistake to go a

investor for gamestop, but long institutions going long, trying to squeeze out the shorts, people like andrew leftt this type of market expansion with small players. we love to have the narrative it is the little guy. last year we had a couple hundred thousand people on wall street bets. that is the reddit thread people are talking about. i have my young analysts track all this stuff. we got to two million. we go up tenfold. now it is almost eight million. it is a 40 fold increase how many people are looking at this. that main thrust, institutional players going full speculation. that is so sad about this. one thing with people don't know what they're doing, want to gamble, but pension funds, reasonable people who know better start fluffing up magic beans i think it is really sad for the industry but hey, speculation is a lot of fun. jackie: it is. there is no rule anywhere in the investing playbook that says you have to invest in a company because you believe in its fundamentals per se. having said that, what concerns me is that, forget the short sellers for a second that have been squeezed out o

pushing up game stop shares after losing hundreds of millions of dollars institutional investors like andrew leftf citron research have admitted defeat and walked away analysts warn this is a dangerous game the stock is pushed up what usually it's a little like a ponzi scheme because if you're a last person old in those years under $60.00 a share you got a dollars and now it's trading at $88.00 well you just got stuck the last part of the train you lost a lot of money game stop express and stanford taman but many day traders appear willing to take the risk now propping up other struggling companies like the amc theater chain and black berry threatening wall street institutions and prompting calls for reform of a market increasingly seen as out of touch with main street. now the pandemic has up ended many industries and none more so than the oil industry in fact oil giant b.p. went as far as saying all demand may never return to 2019 levels in other words the prophecy of peak oil has finally come and gone is probably one of the reasons some members of opec are getting a little antsy with president

andrew left comes on the program. he got burned by the gamestop short squeeze.says gamestop should buy esports entertainment. i think that is it interesting. that is an online gaming country. andrew left, citron is no longer publishing his short calls after that gamestop experience last month but this is more of a long call on this stock. may be strategic for gamestop to do. not a bad idea, given synergies between the gaming business, right? we're trying to figure out this gamestop meme stock rally today. a bit of a clue yesterday, gamestop saga, with chewy's cofounder joined the board with buying a big chunk of gamestop. wall street traders are excited maybe he will make much-needed changes to gamestop. look at this tweet from ryan cohn yesterday. this might have rallied and frenzy among the reddit traders according to one. it is the mcdonald's ice cream cone. right? that interpreted cohen as fixing gamestop like mcdonald's fixed the ice cream machines, making it faster, more efficient. i don't know if that is necessarily the case. that is one example, one reas

susan i want to get your take, you have the hedge fund guys that are being squeezed in this like andrew leftis gone too far, we've been vilified, even though they're the ones that lost this amount of money. >> we have melding capital down 50% for the month of january and as a result have tim griffin losing 3%, there having to pump the money of capital finances after what they did which was lever way too much relative to the size of the fund 140% of flow if they're going to take a look at something the sec they may take a look at the short-sellers but i want to say getting back to the point of young people being engaged in the stock market and i love the fact that gary b smith reference serena versus venus in 1979 because we have not seen this enthusiasm from young investors in 20 years. i think it's a great thing for the stock market and there's no such thing smart money brings the money anymore if you look at the returns last year to the institution, this is a great new era in the stock market. jackie: phil flynn we talk about investor education to democratize the market and make sure peopl

andrew whitworth, left tackle for the los angeles rams and the 2012 nfl man of the year nominee.atulations on the nomination >> thank you so much, scott. happy to be here >> i watched a video which they'll show on saturday night during the honors in which you say and i quote, as cool as it is for every sunday for fans to come and cheer us on, it means the world to me to go back and pay that back. you certainly are. a $250,000 donation to a food bank in los angeles. $50,000 to save a black-owned business in sofi stadium in inglewood. you've been helping people your whole life. >> to me it's the opportunity since i've been given a great life and having an nfl career. every step along the way i wanted to make sure i gave back and tried to make a difference in the community that i played in and the communities that i grew up in because to me, that's the greatest gift i can give is all of the support and the people that have always been behind me to give back to those communities and say thank you. >> we are excited about the steam program, s-t-e-a-m and they're labs funded in schools

that left 6'7" andrew wiggins as warriors tallest player in dallas.econd quarter, golden state in transition. oubre wide open in the corner, 56-53, oubre scores. dallas only led 76-74 at the break. anderson, a two handed jam. golden state up two. the oakland native scored 14, all smiles under the mask. later, seven point warrior lead. one of the 15 assists to steph curry, steph had 28. golden state ran away with it in the 4th. oubre from downtown tapping off career high 40.9 in the short and shorthanded warriors roll to impressive 147-116 win. >> sometimes these are the most fun games, you know, when you kind of go with nothing to lose. >> a fun way to play but it was fast paced, a lot of energy. that's what it's supposed to look like with nine under sized guys. >>> college hoops, cal could have used the real jason kid last night against stanford. cardinal up by ten. jones to desylva for the slam, desylva led with 24. cardinal won 70-55 improving to 7-5 in conference. same two teams play sunday at maples pavilion. if buccaneers want to hang with the c

susan: remember andrew left when he was still publishing his short ideas and he said it might be ripeany like apple. that might still be in the cards they are selling semi- speakers, no discounts now, it's attractive. stuart: and these are speakers that you put in your home or car susan: in your home. stuart: all right. what a performance. i have some dow jones winners on your screen, peace on the list on the upside so is coke, procter & gamble etc. here's the winners on the s&p 500 took read them yourself, please, because i can't go through them all. sorry oak-- sorry, radio listeners. the big board, we are still on the outside, but only just 31472. 10 year treasury yield is up 1.15%. gold, 1841 is the price and oil, gas, 58? 48535, nice gain. susan: blew past 48000 because of ny mellon and mastercard allowing more users to use, hold, transfer and adoption is here. stuart: who cares if the bitcoin miners use more juice than argentina. oil $58 a barrel meaning gas prices go up. market coverage, we are moving on. mark cuban said no to the national anthem before dallas maverick's game a

to $500 you might not be hurting melvin capital anymore and speaking of shortselling casualties andrew left ideas after recovering his gamestop shorts and goldman sachs calling the action of calling the short, selling the long position to cover the losses, that is the biggest rotation in shifting they have seen in 10 years. stuart: they pitched battle. thank you. later today 10 republican senators who are behind the new $600 billion stimulus plan will meet with president biden in the white house. he wants 1.9 trillion and they want 600 billion, again the question is will we see any compromise, any unity. we will soon find out. new york city is under a state of emergency. we could see up to 2 feet of snow right hand side of your screen, times square blizzard. janice dean and a live report next. ♪♪ research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home... look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance so we only pay for what we need. it's pretty cool. that is c

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why at least nine of new york governor andrew cuomo's top health officials have left during such a keyvaccine? a group of vaccine chasers a group of vaccine chasers willing to push the limi t ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> at least nine of governor andrew cuomo's top health officials retired or left their post in the past few months. "the new york times" reports the departures were fueled by frustrations over the governor's handling of the pandemic sources telling the times that some senior officials raised concerns about being sidelined and disrespected governor cuomo's conference at a news conference on friday appeared to emphasize that rift. >> when i say experts in air quotes, it sounds like i'm saying i don't really trust the experts, because i don't bous i don't. >> today, the governor's health director said it's intense period of extraordinary stress and pressure and a different job than some signed on to several staff left, true and many others joined the agency with the talents necessary to confront this new challenge. we invited the governor to this broadcast tonight. he declined. let's

andrew cuomo facing another massive scandal. we will bring you the very latest details straight ahead as the left likes to say. the walls are now closing in on andrew cuomo. these walls, well, pretty interesting. they were all built by the democrats, not republicans. also tonight, mitt romney admitting president trump will be the 2024 nominee if he decides to run. lauren trump, she will react tonight with a full preview of the president's upcoming speech this weekend at cpac. but first, breaking tonight in what must be a totally humiliating to joe biden, we now have dozens of house democrats, not republicans, calling on joe biden to relinquish his sole authority to the nuclear codes. you know, the nuclear football? in a letter, the democratic lawmaker states one person, joe biden, with his authority entails real risks. now, first of all, it's unconstitutional. that's first of all. there is one commandment in chief. it is not the u.s. congress. there is zero constitutional ambiguity here. but second of all, what do these democrats know about joe biden that maybe the rest of us don't? they didn't propose this eve

lincoln is killed, andrew johnson becomes president, andrew johnson shows himself to be a reactionary, he gets the left-wing oaxacan party really angry with him. is it possible to think andrew johnson reconstruction actually became more radical than it would have been had lincoln lived? >> yes, i think so. i think a lot of -- the 13th and 14th amendment but i think maybe the 15th amendment it was so deeply tied to the sense president could undermine reconstruction in the south that you had to have black voting rights against dangers executive authority that might not have been the case had lincoln lived. >> is out of order to think then that maybe it was a good thing andrew johnson became president? [laughter] >> yes. >> you think its way out. >> i don't know. would you say it's a good thing we had donald trump as president because if we didn't, we wouldn't have joe biden? [laughter] i don't know. johnson was so horrible. i don't know. a strange question to me. [laughter] >> isn't it the case the that with lincoln and reconstruction, lincoln did want to find the wounds, lincoln did want to reconstitute

new york governor andrew cuomo facing another massive scandal, the very latest details straight ahead. as the left in on andrew cuomo. these walls? prettye interesting. they were all built by the democrats, not republicans. also tonight, mitt romney admitting president trump will be the 2024 nominee if he decides to run. lara trump, shall react tonight withhe a full preview of the upcoming speech tonight

left one out. oh saint andrews, actually the first one in scotland my beloved scotland. i love that place by the way, but anyway, yes, it was it was a pleasure meeting you you were such an you were young you were you had already accomplished much in in virginia, and i i was looking forward to to seeing what else that you might be able to accomplish. and then and then we stuck you with writing the declaration. i was too smart for that because i had been an editor and i said, i don't want to write anything that someone's going to chop up. and so i proceeded to chop up yours, i believe. no, you were not the only one doctor. i'm afraid that i'm afraid that john adams had much heavier heavier hand at it. well, yeah have your hand. and most things you reflecting as you're reflecting upon the the degrees that had been gifted you. i remember when we first met in philadelphia officially there that i remarked that though. i heard you had come to the old world college of women mary that i had attended only two years and when we were reflecting upon degrees you asked me what degree

the financial regulator fast enough to stop the collapse of a fund which left investors with more than £200 million in losses. andrewrity when london capital and finance — lc and f — went into administration in early 2019. last week, the author of an independent report, the former court of appeal judge, dame elizabeth gloster, told the treasury committee that being unable to complete internal reforms was no excuse for what had happened. the committee chair began by quoting the apology andrew bailey had made. it was a major part of my work across the organisation, which took some time to put into effect. i'm sorry these changes did not come in time for the bond holders. now, dame elizabeth, and we put this to her, or i put this to her on the committee last time, that this response was inadequate. she told us last week, in response to your public apology that, and i quote, "the problems which were at the sca during the relevant period were not so fundamental that they could not apply... by specific focused changes." so did andrew bailey agree there were some faster fixes that could have been put in? i have to be hones

andrew wiggins. have you noticed? he's smiling these days in a warrior uniformed and then in the final going 23 seconds left the punisherl hit the dagger. he had. 25 11 rebounds, seven assists and the warriors 1 21 open. rafael nadal upset victim earlier in the day for the men, he'll be denied a grand slam chance as well. serena williams disappointed she won't get that 24th as she runs into a very powerful young naomi osaka, who takes it in straight. 6364 and the end of the line at the australian open for serena and on to the finals for the second time in three years for her young opponent, osaka, the oakland a's back in arizona, i d have to say they are used to it, the fact that they lose big time players. every year gone, of course, market simeon. that's the big name and they're closer, liam hendriks, but bob melvin, the manager, i guess right now he better be used to it. that's hard. it's just the way it is. but you know what, typically, we do have some turn over here and we have to find a way to move forward. i'm happy that we do have these guys here and when you when you try to keep as many guys as you possibly can

black baseball players were left out of the major leagues in the early 20th century, so they organized their own teams. in 1920, andrew rube foster gathered other team owners and formed the negro national league, the first national league for black baseball players, later joined by other leagues. legendary players like satchel page and cool papa bell helped the negro leagues maintain popularity and would themselves become baseball hall-of-famers. but 1947 marked a turning point when jackie robinson appeared in a major league baseball game, as a member of the brooklyn dodgers, breaking the league's color-barrier. soon more black baseball players would add to the mlb leading to the decline of the negro leagues. and for decades, all that had been accomplished in the negro leagues would not have been considered major league. but this past december, they announced that the negro leagues would finally be given major league status along with their statistics and records. now satchel page will have his accomplishments added to those of his mlb career. one change is likely coming to the record books, josh gibson will have base

left policies. >> i want to ask you about andrew cuomo. >> no, he shouldn't. honestly, when you think about someone who's in a position of power like this, we've been here before, we've had these conversations around this table, and you take advantage of your relationship with women, i believe these women. i always stand with women. you should not be in a position of authority. honestly, andrew cuomo has had a very, very bad couple weeks with issue covid and nursing home facilities. this is just another shoe to drop. >> rahm? >> to the core question, women need to be heard by all of us. to have the capacity to step forward and listened to. second, it has to be a robust and transparent process. not one he came up with. >> so the attorney general. >> whatever it is. it has to have legitimacy. right now, the process itself is being questioned, let alone what happened. and for everybody involved given that it's a governor, et cetera, it needs robust transparency. people need to have space to say what they believe happened to them and we have t

came back from 19 points down to tie it and right now in overtime 9 seconds left back to back threes by steph curry and andrew wiggins have given the warriors the lead to 6 point game another 3 from curry has apparently put this one away in the final seconds we'll of course have full highlights we'll check in with kron 4 sports reporter jason do moss later on tonight, well it's chilly in the bay area today but few of those summertime feelings because baseball is officially back that's right spring training kicked off today for the bay area squads down in arizona, just pictures and catchers reporting for now for both squads that's great news for giants fans you have to suffer through along albeit covid-19 shortened season without buster posey the superstar catcher of course opting out last season when he and his wife adopted newborn twins but today he's back he's sharing the unique conditioning he's been working on while he's been away. >>it's definitely good be back out there and you so little things you know just playing and then the cage and obviously the camaraderie as well with 4 kids at home older ones z

andrew weissmann is going to join us on the same subject to pick up where you left off, which for me is, are there new crimes in this reporting that we're looking at? >> yeah. >> the "times" uses the very gentle word, extralegal. does that mean illegal? andrew weissmann is going to take us through it and tell us what he sees in that reporting. >> excellent. and it's really well timed. tomorrow we're going to see the response from the president's defense team, such as it is, to the impeachment charges and the impeachment charges are about him inciting an insurrection against the u.s. government. and what rutenberg and his colleagues just filled in is a lot of the details about how they knew exactly what they were setting up. how they organized it and how it was a coordinated thing. it's very, very relevant to that trial that's going to start in a week. >> and that hugely important point that leaped out to you and also me, i'm going to ask our former federal prosecutor, andrew weissmann, it was the white house's idea to march to the capitol. and we know that all ideas that come out of t

andrews? absent. member friedenbach? >> yes. >> i think she left. >> member haines? >> yes. >> member ledbetter? >> yes. >> member miller? >> yes. >> member nadendra? >> yes. >> member reggio? >> yes. >> chair williams? absent. great. the meeting is adjourned at 12:07:00 p.m. >>> thank you. this morning, our office filed a lawsuit with the superior court against the san francisco board of education and the san francisco unified school district for its failure to formulate a plan designed to get the 54,000 students in the san francisco unified school district back to in-class learning as quickly as possible. more specifically, the california education code requires school districts across the state to adopt a learning continuity and attendance plan, lcap, describing the actions school districts will offer to take classroom-based instructions whenever possible. particularly for pupils who experienced significant learning loss due to school closures in the 2019-2020 school year. or are at greater risk of experiencing learning loss due to future school closures. the requirements under state law are

andrew cuomo, pay back to newsom. this is just a payback to the radical left to help joe biden get elected. >> shannon: quickly, just about of time but my understanding is if any of the amendments pass and all the things has to go to the house for another round it suggests to you that none of the amendments will pass? speak out there trying to block all the amendments but that has to go back to the house. we will see what happens. it will be a long nights and we are going to be all night trying to improve the bill for the american family. >> shannon: well, we will launch as each of the votes occur and make sure folks out there know what happen. at senator scott, good to have you and great to have you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: congresswoman speier 30 recounts the harrowing event of january 6th. i g.o.p. a who fast checks on what she said. guess which side most of the media is taking. our panel way in live, next. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill tha

the left swoons over his modulated tone and queries his romantic availability. the narcissistic self absorbed andrewtes a book in the midst of the pandemic called american crisis. leadership lessons from the covid-19 pandemic. counting his own leadership abilities. what leader in the middle of the pandemic writes a book aboutic himself. and then the phony left gives him an enemy for his daily masterful covid-19 briefings where people around the world tuned in in new york became a symbol of new york tough determination. now that the truthhe is out new york state has the highest number of nursing home deaths in the country. why? on march 25, 2020 cuomo issued a new direction of nursing home administrators, no resident shall be denied readmission or admission to the nursing home based on a confirmed or suspected diagnosis of covid-19. nursing homes are b prohibited from requiring a hospitalized resident who is determined medically stable to be tested for covid-19 prior to admission or readmission. whene he was asked why he was forcing nursing homes to accept covid infected patients he lied. he blamed t

crisis money, power, hubris and megalomania that may have left preventable covid deaths in its wake the fbi and justice department probing andrew cuomo for allegedly obstructing, stonewalling and misleading and undercounting covid-19 nursing known deaths in order to make themselves look better critics say cuomo tampered the federal government fights to stop the thread, a watchdog group alleges potentially 1000 preventable deaths could be linked to cuomo's actions could tonight we have kt mcfarland, michael pillsbury along with san diego mayor kevin faulconer, ford o'connell and tom homan. more on the super spreader disaster in nursing homes tied to the executive order turning into a political disaster for him did cuomo or anyone on his team right to government investigators? that's what the fdi went to general flynn for, that is the debate tonight, key question for u.s. attorney john durham of the trump russia investigation should they zoom in on the month of january 2017th and find the crime and why the obama administration and fbi under james comey kept trump russia in the general flynn case open when government documents mor

liberal things like bailing out new york so it is a payback to andrew cuomo, pay back to newsom and that is what this is, pay back to the radical lefthelp joe biden get elected. shannon: my understanding is if any of these amendments pass this all things has to go back to the house for another round, that suggests to unit of these amendments will pass. >> they are trying to block all of the amendments. it has to go back to the house. we will see what happens. it will be a long night, we are of trying to improve this bill for the american family. shannon: we will watch as each of those votes occur and make sure folks know what happens. good to have you, thank you. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez recounts the harrowing events of january 6th. gop colleague fact checks her on what she said. guess which side most of the media is taking. miranda devine and clay travis way in next. you can't plan for your period's... what the gush moments. but the right pad can. only always ultra thins have rapiddry technology and, they absorb 40% faster. the gush happens fast. that's why always absorbs faster. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. wh

left. i'm jason in tonight for sean and we begin with our continuing coverage of new york governor andrew cuomo year hisfatal and cavalier position caused a massive outbreak. a brand-new study is linking at least a thousand deaths to this policy. according to a report andrew cuomo is under a federal and state investigation for attempting to cover up

attorney's office is reportedly investigating andrew cuomo's intensifying nursing home scandal and his attempts to cover it all up. get this, even far left signaling their dismay with the failed governor's leadership. comrade, bill de blasio later today reacting to his reported threat against the state democrats. take a look. >> yeah, it's a sad thing to say, but that's classic andrew cuomo. y a lot of people in new york state have received those phone calls. the bullying is nothing new. it's very, very sad. no public servant. no person who is telling the truth should be treated that way. it's the one now those remarks come as governor cuomo is now facing a full on bipartisan result within his party. for example, state democrats released a statement supportingg assemblyman ron camp who cuomo reportedly told him he was going to "destroy." they are demanding that he hand back his enemy. and what about all of the proceeds from that great book on "leadership" during covid? and just breaking this evening, state assembly republicans, they are now moving to former impeachment commission. now, remember, all of this goes well beyond simple misman

chris: let's turn, in the time we have left, to another politician who had a very bad week, and that is new york governor andrewe out that the state of new york had severely undercounted the number of people living in nursing homes who had died from covid-19, and last month governor cuomo said this about that, take a look. >> we're below the national average in number of deaths in nursing homes, but who cares? 33, 28 died in a hospital, died in the nursing home, they died. chris: now one of cuomo's top aides was quoted this week as having said that the cuomo administration froze, her word, froze, on releasing the numbers when the justice department asked for them because they were concerned that the trump administration was going to use those figures against them. marc, how damaging for andrew cuomo? >> well, just think of it this way, imagine if donald trump had done what andrew cuomo did and falsified data on the pandemic for political purposes. we'd have a third impeachment going. [laughter] you know? but the other thing is i think people are missing the real scandal here. so everybody's focused on the fact

andrews? absent. member friedenbach? >> yes. >> i think she left. >> member haines? >> yes. >> member ledbetter? >> yes. >> member miller? >> yes. >> member nadendra? >> yes. >> member reggio? >> yes. >> chair williams? absent. great. the meeting is adjourned at 12:07:00 p.m. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from fe

andrews? absent. member friedenbach? >> yes. >> i think she left. >> member haines? >> yes. >> member ledbetter? >> yes. >> member miller? >> yes. >> member nadendra? >> yes. >> member reggio? >> yes. >> chair williams? absent. great. the meeting is adjourned >> this is the regular meeting of the commission on community investment and infrastructure for tuesday, february 16, 2021. i would like to welcome members of the public streaming online or listening live as well as to the staff and others participating in towed's meeting. pursuant to the guy line the members of the commission are meeting remotely to ensure safety for everyone including members of the lub the public. i hope you are having a wonderful black history month. please call the first item. >> item 1. roll call. commission members please respond when i call your name. commissioner brackett. absent. >> commissioner scott. here. >> vice chair rosales. >> here. >> chair bustos. >> here. >> commissioner brackett absent. all other members of the commission present. next is item 2, announcements. is next heating will be held tuesday, marc

left. i'm jason in tonight for sean and we begin with our continuing coverage of new york governor andrew cuomo. last year hisfatal and cavalier position caused a massive outbreak. a brand-new study is linking at least a thousand deaths to this policy. according to a report andrew cuomo is under a federal and state investigation for attempting to cover up the true nursing home death toll. one state assemblyman, a democrat named ron kim, now claims governor cuomo threatened to "destroy him" if he blew the whistle on cuomo's scheme. dozens of others are now coming forward with similar claims. another democratic new york assembly woman tweeted, "my text messages, my dms and my inbox are flooded with cuomo stories," so many people have been bullied, mistreated, or intimidated by him. now, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is calling for an investigation and let's not lose sight of the worst part of the story. thousands of loved ones are dead because of cuomo's idiotic nursing home policy. but governor andrew cuomo is unapologetic. watch this. >> i'm not going to let you hurt new yorke