that dries out the atthe at even more in the he does not help. we have 90s got 50s to 60s along the coastline and it is a nice wide range of temperature. take a look at the bills, so dry we have extreme drought here in the bay area all of those factors are combining for the increased fire danger around this time. live doppler seven showing you clear skies. it is a shaky view as we see that gusty wind along the coast and san francisco, a red flag warning until 6:00 on wednesday and a much cooler pattern is setting up. it will remain gusty tonight and as we head into tomorrow, wind over the higherthe highertr will remain elevated. we will see the gusty wind into tomorrow evening. that will keep the fire danger elevated. the humidity will run low it briefly comes up to drop again express that tomorrow night fairfield. 6% and livermore and the fire danger will remain high. this is the temperature tomorrow morning i 40s to 60s, the wind will play a factor with keeping the temperatures up. that is especially since it was up in that inlet valley around

service was shut down atthe clo work on upgrades, including under ground wifi. and the cables are also coming back for those who want to like up half dome at yosemite national park. they officially return this wednesday but permits are required. keep in mind, a limited number are available. and people need to request them two days in advance. the cables allow for hikers to get up the final stretch to the summit without using rock climbing equipment. >>> now to a major turning point in applying for college. the university of california system is dropping sat and act scores from its admissions. the chronicle reports all of it is part of an agreement in a legal settlement with students. those test scores also will no longer impact scholarship decisions. a lawsuit argued low income students of color and those with disabilities were disadvantaged without heavy test prep and tutors. >>> just ahead, taking a stand. multiple rallies held in the bay area as the aapi community unites against hate and racism. plus a massive protest in the thousands takes over the streets o

-year-old african-american man in austin, totally naked in broad daylight and my office or officer atthe time and counterse comes out with this gun in his hand. wouldn't we want to assess that kind of mindset and fear that you have an experience in that and how we balance it and how should we balance it i don't think that it's either or. the program, the person wrote an influential article called guardian versus warriors talking about these two different groups and one of the things that i thought was very powerful and important in their law enforcement academy they beefed up training on the escalation, verbal skills. how you just talk to people so you are not shouting at them and giving orders to people. people are less likely to do what you say. you sound like a jerk as opposed to being polite and courteous. the tactics to slow things down give yourself time, space at the same time though, it beefed up the defensive tactics it's a lot of the tragic police shootings where it turns out the person didn't pose a threat or maybe they were armed there is no threat. people pull out their weap

the administration's views and james madison who was the leader of the eshouse of representatives atthe time . and the deal that was before everybody, all the political actors of the era and that the national level was there were two huge issues in front of the country. one was the assumption of state debts by the national government, this was all the debts coming out of the war which were a new central issue even in getting the economies started again. and the location of the national capital or the regiments of government t. and the congress had been futzing around with the question of location of the residence of government for at least 10 years and they look at some 30 or 40 options . at this point they had shrunk the options down to a temporary capital which would be either new york or philadelphia. it was a consensus those were the only sensible candidates and a prominent capital that would be built to demonstrate that this new experiment in self-government was going to be expressed in a new city. and that was what most people in congress expected. so there were sectional attitude

the americans to be the our all-powerful barbarians, to take responsibility for the war atthe same time . americandomination . i love those strange reverses that the mind makes for the sake of self consistency both the desire and the fear merged in the expression of fear that the americans would leave them. the more americans spend their best efforts and their lives in vietnam, the less influence they had to reform the government. with both men and material resources the americans were enforcing corruption and destroying the tissue of vietnamesesociety . a stunning work. next slide please. and here's kate wet, the australian. you can see from just her manner, she gave her full attention, herfull intelligence . she arrived inking she could cover the australian army. the australians had the same rules against women covering it on the battlefield as the americans did but the australians actually enforced it and the americans had been convinced not to enforce the vietnam for many reasons, one of which is women before kate had convinced them to just suspend it, let the women stay in the fiel

reason he made is unprepared, inconsistent and frankly in principle to the country, when you look atthjust this one but in an ongoing dialogue with senator paul, he has been wrong on everything that he said with senator paul and testimony senator paul put them to the test and every time he comes out d wrong, just like this week, the day before the cdc corrected him and went public saying if you been vaccinated you should act like it. elizabeth: he went on ata mornig talk show inset i'm wearing masks inside and the science doesn't require that but he i testified that is not political theater and he said at the beginning of the pandemic don't wear a mask and behind the scenes he was saying we want to save masks to conserve on for hospital workers, he said you can't get herd immunity out of 5% but when the public perception changed he treated to 85% you see the shift in goalpost, your final work, where does this end up. >> is not a truthful person i don't know how you could have a doctor you don't trust. i think the american people need to talk to their own doctors and i think the america

fauci said it would be irresponsible if we did a study atthe virus to see who would've been infected,s, that is the point, the nih, and iad headed by fouts she gave $3.4 million to the new york-based echo alliance in 2014 and they turned around and paid $600,000 over five years to thee wuhan lab the science writer at the new york times already said we don't see the coronavirus covid-19 existing naturally, organically in nature, your final word. >> we suspended the viral gain of function dr. fauci started again my question for him do they have national i security concerns did they invite the national security, the state department into the conversation to see whether the profit abilities could the virus and technology thatld we gain coulde shared with the military, those types of people there is a lot to lose this is like a nuclear warhead and so many factions and we have to be careful and find where we are. liz: china hasn't shown the evidence of how this thing didn't come out of bats, women seen the hard evidence yet, it's good to see you thank you for joining us coming up assistant

the streetcars on you knees atthe line on the embarcadero are being relaunched along with their reopeningsubway system. mayor london breed state senator scott wiener and sf mta officials attended the ceremony today to celebrate that relaunch. they say it is a big part of san francisco's economic recovery. mew knee is the life blood of san francisco. it's how our central workers get to work. it's how city college students get to school. it is how people get around and it's what makes it possible for downtown san francisco to function as a place the historic streetcars will start running tomorrow, seven days a week between fisherman's worf and castro and market streets, all mew knee metro subway stations will also open with service. we are already seeing long lines of children outside of vaccination clinics in berkeley. children as young as 12 are now eligible to receive the visor shot for covid-19 in a new city program that kicked off yesterday. these vaccinations are creating a lot of excitement among young people and their parents in berkeley. i'm on a text threat today with all of the p

previously was on the faculty of ryerson university, going on to serve as provost of trinity college atthe university of toronto . and warden of saint anthony's college. at the university ofoxford . he's the author of war, how conflict shapes us which was published this past fall and her previous book includes harassment in 19, civil war entities, books including dangerous games and women of the lot. joining us as moderators is a bother, professor of jurisprudence at columbia law school. professor bobbitt is a leading constitutional theorist who has an extensive history of government service . he served in all three h branches of government , during six and instructions both republican anddemocratic . including most recently stas director of intelligence programs, director for critical infrastructure and senior director for strategic planning at thenational charity council . the next i will ask an hour including15 minutes for questions and answers , so those questions can be submitted via the q and a function on your resume screen. in the interest of simplicity we disabled the chat functio

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that according to official s at atthe white house, that's when president biden ordered that they report. an infectious diseases professor from georgetown has turned served on the front lines in china since his form as 2003 and in africa. he flew to china at the beginning of the pan i'd stomach but he was too late as china had already closed wuhan lab. he says that the first cluster of cases made it back to 2019. >> who was not empowered or given the ability to do a proper investigation of the origin of the coronavirus. i think that should be done now. >> we've spoken to general mark milley on his plane flying back from the air force academy. he says he still doesn't know where the coronavirus began. >> we've seen different evidence and you've heard the president. we want to get to the bottom it because what i said a year ago is still true today. we don't know. >> the editor of the south china morning post reported in march of 2020 that 266 people with sars coronavirus or covid-19 died between november and december 31st. all of this suggests that dots began happening in october and that'

i do point out about that even though we estimated our total revenue gain higher than others atth 1.4trillion that's 19% of the total over the ten years, and so my feeling is that with the information reporting that technology and the resources, that is not an unreasonable goal for a ten year period. >> will you help us define whatever we may need to do legislative or oversight to close that gap? >> i would be delighted to and submitted for the report a rather lengthy document but that's a starting point of impact we are private citizens here but trying to help as best we can. >> one thing i'll note if i close out my questioning is that we've heard testimony today that 36% of the missing tax revenues of the tax gap 36% of that come from 1% of the taxpayers and comes from one percent of the taxpayers at the top. the high income -- 1%, and yet and yet the county with the highest audit rate in the united states is a poor mostly black county in mississippi. where over half of the taxpayers claim earn income tax credit and medium household income is 26,000. i will now turn to senator thoon

the clinic dph, we held a soft reopening of the clinic in its new location atthe gymnasium yesterday . they will be open on tuesdays from 2 until 6 goingforward . they will be able to offer beginning june 5 covid vaccines. but it's nurse consultations, they treat minor injuries and illnesses, provide some testin services for blood pressure, sugar , blood sugar, urine tests and other screenings. and to make primary care physician referrals. onapril 30 , the resident group treasure island residents supporting community invited supervisor haney to the island for a outdoor town hall at the playground at 13th and e. i attended along with representatives from the treasure island mobility agency the sfpuc. topics included the proposed toll, power outages and the variety of housekeeping and quality of life topics on the island . kids that were in attendance requested the swings at the playground be replaced and requested more field access to the recreation fieldson island . following up on that , we have new swings on order and we will also be preparing the rubberized surface of the plate an

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item 9, a review of past events atthe board ofsupervisors . there were no appeals at the hearing . the first was the mayor's ordinance sponsored by commissioners mandelman. youheld an informational hearing on this item on april 2 but have not taken action . the hearing that gave the presentation similar to the one you received. in general the supervisors aim to support making theshared spaces program permanent but they did have questions about the program including disability access , the privatization of public space concerns over how inclusive a public outreach process has been. there are over all the people who called in to give public comment most seemed somewhat supportive but wanted more time to review the proposal. several small business owners called in asking to quickly approve the program to provide them more certainty. the hearing lasted until 7 pm and the item was continued until june 10. next the committee considered the mayor's mall business recoveryordinance . the historic preservation heard this on april 22 and the commission approved the item april 22 and the 21st