hilaria bauer: sí, eso es otra de las cosas que hemos aprendido ¿verdad?ra, o su ipad, ¿verdad?; y este, una de las cosas que aprendimos, ¿verdad?, es que a veces la conectividad varía mucho de un lugar del distrito a otro; así es que, incluso en nuestra ciudad, ¿verdad?, vemos esas discrepancias; y a veces, este, es una de las cosas de que pensamos "bueno, nada más voy a conectar el servicio", pero no es tan simple como eso ¿verdad?, entonces, es una de las cosas que hemos aprendido, que tenemos que, que sentarnos, ¿verdad?, con la ciudad, con las personas que hacen sus decisiones de esa índole, para mejorar el servicio de conectividad en nuestra ciudad. damián trujillo: bueno, y el gobernador ya prometió con la legislatura estatal, de que se tiene que proveer ese servicio de internet a cada hogar en el estado, veremos cómo les va. ¿andrés, algo más que quieras agregar tú, sobre los 90 años, o lo que esperamos en el próximo año? andrés quintero: creo que, quiero recalcar, el hecho de que alum rock, pues, estamos esperando otros 90 años, siguiendo fuerte y

bauer. hilaria bauer: thank you, damian.ing feat to look back and say it's 90 years of alum rock. i started to work in alum rock in 2001, the fall of 2001. i had a brief stint away for three years and then back as the superintendent and it's truly an honor to see this fantastic district keeps on going, and a lot of the things that alum rock has experienced is just a mirror of what happens in the bigger picture of the silicon valley, so i'm very proud to be able to be part of this 90th anniversary. damian: and this is a full-time job, right, as a board member of-- you need two jobs: your regular job to pay your mortgage but it's also a full-time job to take care of the kids, take care of the teachers, take care of the administration staff at alum rock. andres quintero: if you wanna do the job right, you gotta invest the time and so, yes, it is. and for us, alum rock, 90 years represent, as i mentioned during the comments at the ceremony, it's a spirit of resilience that is in alum rock. remember, we were born in the middle of

the corner found drugs in bauer system. in a statement, the police department said, quote the pleasanton police department values the sanctity of life and continues to extend its most sincere condolences to the bauer family. the bowers say they plan to fight for police reform. one thing that we are going to do with the money is we are going to continue our advocacy on behalf of, uh you know, families that are that are were are and were in the situation that we are. rob roth, ktvu, fox two news. one of the 46 candidates vying to replace governor newsom was in the bay area today, republican john cox made a stop this morning in san francisco. he talked about his plans for what he says would be the largest tax cut in california history if he is elected into office. his plan would call for a 25% cut in income taxes, which she said would put $30 billion back into the hands of california taxpayers candidate kevin faulkner has also proposed tax cuts he wants to eliminate state income taxes for people making less than $1 million a y

she drove to bauers pasadena home engaged in acts. only. she says bauer became violent, but even still, she went back a second time. >> has argued all along. it was consensual and has techs to prove it. but that may not hold up in court she said yes, while this may have started consent really. >> i didn't consent to being beat up. >> even saying in court it felt like my soul, left my body. i was terrified. >> consent is not a defense to physical violence legal expert alison triessl says a judge may grant the order. >> even know trevor bauer's attorneys are going to argue that it's really not necessary because he has no intention of seeing her again, that is not how restraining orders work. well, trevor may take the stand during this three-day hearing. he will be limited in order not to perjured himself in the pending criminal investigation. >> trees will says his defense, however, has a valid argument, one that the accuser did not come forward for at least a month. and that she's looking for publicity 2, that there are text messages proving

she drove to bauers pasadena home and engaged in acts. only.bauer became violent, but even still, she went back a second time. has argued all along. it was consensual and has text to prove it. but that may not hold up in court she said yes, while this may have started in central italy. >> i didn't consent to being beat up. >> even saying in court it felt like my soul, left my body. i was terrified. >> consent is not a defense to physical violence legal expert alison triessl says a judge may grant the order even know trevor bauer's attorneys are going to argue that it's really not necessary because he has no intention of seeing her again, that is not how restraining orders work. well, trevor may take the stand during this three-day hearing. he will be limited in order not to perjured himself in the pending criminal investigation. trees will says his defense, however, has a valid argument, one that the accuser did not come forward for at least a month. and that she's looking for publicity 2, that there are text messages proving that this was. >>

son, mr bauer. i can assure you we have the training to handle it properly. after an investigation, the alameda county district attorney filed no charges against any of the officers involved. the corner found drugs in bauer system. in a statement, the police department said, quote the pleasanton police department values the sanctity of life and continues to extend its most sincere condolences to the bauer family. the bowers say they plan to fight for police reform. one thing that we are going to do with the money is we are going to continue our advocacy on behalf of, uh you know, families that are that are were are and were in the situation that we are. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. more students return to the classroom for in person learning today, this time in the san ramon valley, but not everyone is in support of the mask mandate and we're learning about a small outbreak at a summer camp for preschoolers, forcing officials to shut down the program plus soccer great

the corner found drugs in bauer system.nt said, quote the pleasanton police department values the sanctity of life and continues to extend its most sincere condolences to the bauer family. the bowers say they plan to fight for police reform. one thing that we are going to do with the money is we are going to continue our advocacy on behalf of, uh you know, families that are that are or if are and were in the situation that that we are rob roth, ktvu, fox two news. an appeals court has upheld an $86.2 million award to a couple from livermore, who developed cancer after spraying the weed killer roundup in their yard for 30 years, although and alberta pillay oid sued monsanto, the maker of round up the first district court of appeals in san francisco, said jurors were entitled to conclude that the company had evidence that roundup could cause cancer and withheld that evidence from customers. the verdict was the third by a bay area jury to find months and santo at fault for knowingly marketing a dangerous product and the third

this vehicle, this 2002-2005 blue ford explorer, the eddie bauer edition, was spotted leaving the scene. they have good pictures of this thing. police say the car has a tantrum, is believed to be involved in the homicide and has some distinctive features as well. a black rimmed spare tire on the rear passenger side, distinct oxidation on the hood area and and added chrome front grill. so far no word on any suspects or emotive. >>> chp investigating another pedestrian death in san jose. this latest crash happened about 3:30 this morning on the southbound lanes of 101. unclear why the pedestrian was on the freeway. no word on the identity of that victim. >>> the largest settlement pleasanton history. the city has agreed to pay nearly $6 million to the family of a man who died after police restrained and tased him. 38-year-old jacob bauer died in august of 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police. at one point, eight officers tried to subdue him and restrained him in a full body wrap with a spit mask. when paramedics arrived he was pronounced dead. the officers were cleared of any wron

two strikes on jake bauers. instead of getting a third, bauers drove in two runs for a 5-3 seattle lead and win inúfro. tough go for trevino who gave up three in the ninth. catcher yan gomes explains. >> everything looks really good. yeah, right now just seems like unfortunate luck until we can figure it out. >> the a's loss hurts, because dusty baker's division leaders were blown out by the royals at home. a two-run double. the final was 7-1. so houston remained three and a half games atop the a's in the west. >>> hey, the giants, they hope to go deep back east too. they flew to new york to open up a series at the mets tomorrow. giants carry a two and a half game lead over the dodgers after the go-ahead pitch hit home runs over the weekend at the coliseum. that hitting saved what could have been a rough patch. logan webb rationalized it this way. >> we lost two in a row, and people start freaking out a little bit. which is crazy, but that's just the type of division that we're in, the type of race that we're in

tv, a debate between education for american democracy project author daniel allen and critic mark bauern of emory university about the best way to teach american history. >> why is that you think teachers are going to be teaching all of this from a liberal frame? university and at some freshman seminars that's the thing that's going to be discussed. is it possible most second grade teachers in america are not particularly interested in going there. what would you say to that? >> you would know more about those lower than i would. do you think the social studies teaching profession is nonpartisan? that there is not an ideological slant in a social studies teachers, professional organization? >> look i think when people are teaching kids they're trying to help them learn norms of productive behavior in a classroom. they're trying to help them understand the right responsibility and relationships to the groups they are part of including the classroom. it is that basic. politics is at the end of the day about coming together to establish rules, norms, cultures of respect, institutions. we d

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liz: i do have to say that scott bauer is saying the market is ready for tapering, you never know, the minute they even talk about it, you could see every action there spasm with the market, could you not and on top of that i don't want to let you go before getting your thoughts on what's going on with crypto currency, your paypal coming out and saying it is extending its paypal wallet where you can buy, trade, hold, and the united kingdom we are to have in the united states paypal putting a nice pillow underneath these numbers with bitcoin what you see as the tantrum the likes of what we seen a couple of years ago. >> i think if they come out and all the sudden september, we will get a taper tantrum, the street was ready for december but we start to have a bit of anxiety and will look forward to september. i think one or two or three months, there is a difference, i think traders will listen to that, at this point i don't think he's going to throw a curveball in september at, i think we will see a lot of the same meaning sector rotation, different sectors taking the baton that are str

family is the largest the city has ever paid out. >> bauer died on august. first of 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police. you're looking at body camera video of the scene. police have been responding to a call about a man acting a radically and talking to himself inside a grocery store near his home. >> tonight. san francisco police are looking into a motorcycle crash that injured one person. this is video of that scene from the citizen app this afternoon. it happened near 23rd street and south van ness involving the driver of a truck and the motorcyclists paramedics did take that motorcyclists to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. investigators say the driver of the truck is cooperating. but tonight there's no word on who's at fault for the crash. >> the victim of a hit and run come sunday believes the man behind the wheel was trying to kill him with his car. police say they are confident they'll be able to find that driver. and that's because a quick thinking witness was able to catch part of the chilling encounter on camera kron four

bob bauer and jack smith their here to talk about the book, after trump, reconstructing presidency. and jack is a veteran of the republican administration, walmart in a democratic one and together they have present the consort of god to the damage to donald trump's presidency did to our company institution and suggested how to go about repairing and better protecting our system. a couple of house keeping notes, to post a question and any point, just click on the q&a icon at the bottom of the screen. the function will also be active for comments not questions i was questions in the q&a column. in the column, you'll find a list of purchasing copies after trump. and jack served under president george w. bush first as a special counsel to the department of defense from 2002 - 2003 and then as head of the office of legal counsel the justice department in 2003 - 2004. now professor at harvard law school, is also cofounder l'affaire in written previous books one a firsthand account of legal battling in the bush and ministration over territory imposing actions in there about the disappearan

family is the biggest the city has ever paid bauer died on august.18 after a struggle with the pleasanton police and this is body cam video of their encounter. police responded to a call about man acting a radically and talking to himself in a grocery store near his home. >> also in the east bay, the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is now calling on governor newsome to issue a state of emergency to tackle the crime wave that they're experiencing. they do this. the. >> the state emergency was we want you to bring in county florida, highway patrol. i'm not only asking you to put money chinatown. i'm asking sending the movies. the chp. good to see to low. and we as we need to help. >> chan went on to say the robberies in oakland, including the chinatown area are getting more bold, more vicious happening in the middle of the day. often times. chan is also holding oakland city leaders partly to blame for what we're experiencing. they say the recent calls to remove money from the police budget was not a good idea. >> time. now 6.38 t

bauer died on august.e pleasanton police and this is body cam video that shows you that day. police responded to a call about a man acting a radically and talking to himself in a grocery store near his home. also in the east bay, the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is now calling on governor newsom to issue a state of emergency. >> to tackle the crime way. they're experiencing and you we want you to do this. the. >> the state of emergency was we want you to bring in county florida, highway patrol. i'm not only asking you to put money chinatown. i'm asking stating the the chp. good to see to low. and we as we need to help. >> the chance is that robberies in oakland, including in the chinatown area are getting more bold and vicious even in the middle of the day. chan is also holding open city leaders partly to blame for the conditions as they are right now after recent calls to remove money from the police budget. >> time now is 5.37. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news fr

the lawsuit says bauer died of asphyxiation along with the financial payout, the pleasant and policef david swing, will attend a listening session with powers parents they're expected to discuss and implement policy changes within the department regarding the treatment of those who suffer from mental illness for antioch police officers were at the center of a lawsuit filed by the family of a man who died after being restrained in his home, ktv evan sernoffsky tells us how those officers the police, chief and city are being accused of wrongful death. yeah. death is permanent, but so is our pain. angelo kinko's family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit seeking justice and accountability the family called 9112. days before christmas, when kato was experiencing a mental health crisis. they say police killed him by holding him down on his stomach, causing him to asphyxiate. attorneys for the family revealed the results of their independent autopsy. they said no drugs were found in king tow system and his eyes had particular hemorrhages. science. he died from lack of oxygen earlier t

the city has paid ever bauer was a mentally ill individual who died in august of 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police. you see body camera video from the scene there. police were responding to a call about a man acting a radically and talking to himself inside a grocery store near his house. >> in the south bay san jose police say they need help from the public in identifying the suspect in a murder investigation march 7th. the man was shot and killed on car nearly and drive in east san jose police believe that that's the blue ford suv that was spotted leaving the scene. it has a black groom spare tire on the back passenger side custom chrome front grille rushed on the hood. anybody with information is being asked to call san jose police and the north bay. a man was arrested for the second time in a week after police say he attacked a child in a parking lot. the petaauma police department responded to multiple callers. >> reporting a fight in the 7.11 parking lot. officers say they found a boy and 44 year-old crews daily oil. they say they leone was sweating it out of breath. a

well, a settlement between pleasanton and bauer's family is the largest the city has ever paid our died on august. first 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police this is body camera video of the scene. you're looking at. police were responding to a call about a man active acting radically in talking to himself inside of a grocery store near his house. well, in an effort to combat crime in oakland. the president of the city's chinese chamber of commerce is calling on governor newsom to declare a state of emergency. he says he's fed up nothing's being done to stop violent crime. kron four's haaziq has the story. >> california governor gavin newsom seen here walking the fine line observing destruction from recent wildfires. now the governor is being summoned to the city of oakland to help stop another situation that is being described as out of control crime. >> governor newsom, we want you to do this. the, the state emergency was we want to bring in county florida, highway patrol. i'm not only asking you to put money china town. i'm asking sending the movies. the chp. good to see the

pat buchanan who had been white house medications rector, gary bauer, even people like senator gordonphrey said we can't be appointing people because of their bedroom habits. there is an openly gay member of this commission. one of the top white house officials tells the new york times that he is there because nancy reagan insisted that he be there. susan: we have about 12 minutes. we can't even get to a small handful of them. i do want to get to her role with this. karen: that chapter is the heart of my book. when this happens and nancy reagan, her big allies in the west wing were james baker and michael dever. by the second term, when ronald reagan is running for white house chief of staff, her network of intelligence is shut down. she is shocked to find out there is this off-the-shelf white house foreign policy commission going on in the white house. she almost single-handedly runs the rescue effort. she pushes her very stubborn husband to shake up the white house staff, beginning with firing his autocratic chief of staff. this is an operation that takes her months and many people

simply search for daniel allen or mark bauer lion at the top of the page. >> cspanshop.org is the online store there is a collection of c-span products browse to see what is new breed your purchase will support our nonprofit operations still have time to order the congressional directory contact information for members of congress of the biden administration. go to cspanshop.org. >> and early 1938 will print across john steinbeck explain i'm trying to write history while it is happening and i don't want to be wrong. except in that nobel prize in literature in 1962, he reflected on the ancient commission of the writer to expose failures and how it dark and dangerous dreams for the purpose of improvement. he thought about these words in recent years as my attention has turned to steinbeck's writing as a window onto the western nation in the middle third of the 20th century for the error from the new deal for the great society second american age of progressive reform. i entered my own scholarly work as it has been by my admiration for much of activism 1930s and 19. i am confident few peopl

yvonne: still ahead, bauer group asia acting managing director nydia ngiow joins us to discuss the far-reaching impact on foreign worker policies in singapore. david: coming up, we take a look at the chip shortage that shows -- that shows little signs of easing. in fact it is getting worse in some areas. we will get to that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the amount of time it has taken for chip star company to get orders filled has now stretched to more than 20 weeks. that is a long time. david: it is a long time, even for patient people. really. and we are not talking about french fries. this is semiconductors. having a look at these chip names. let's get a sense of how bad the situation is right now and bring in our asia tech editor here with us to talk us through. it's bad, and it's getting worse. >> it is definitely not good. it is up to 20 weeks now, which is more than eight days higher than july, and the longest since data has been tracked since 2017. it contradicts with the u.s. secretary was saying last month that things are getting better. the most recent

she will be referred to the bar association in virginia for disbarment, julia hauer will face this bauer -- brandon johnson, sky, -- this is federal court out of michigan, only three of these nine trump lawyers, practice solely in michigan. but this broad in potential order from the federal judge reaches out and hits all nine, across the country. a judge ruling that a lawyer should be referred to his or her home state bar so see a shin, in disciplinary authorities, for potential disbarment. this is a rare but extreme measure. judges do this very very rarely, in this case they do it for all nine of the trump lawyers under consideration in this case. and what this is, is the fallout, from a lawsuit the trump lawyers did file after the election in federal court in michigan. basically demanded that michigan should be forced to give its electoral college votes to trump. even though biden won michigan, in that result had already been certified. a federal duck judge dismissed that case, soon after it was filed. it never had proof. but the state of michigan in the state of detroit won back in di

to our floor show traders, all right, scott bauer and tom hayes. scott, could this deal which is very much a millennial play throw off the august bears? and if we were to see a classic august pullback anyway, what's first on your shopping list? >> so first off, liz, i think this is a one-off. i think the square deal is a great deal. i'm not looking for a continuation in the space of other deals coming out like this whether it's in august or even to through the rest of the year. i think this is, you know, kind of out of the blue a big one-off. now, let's talk about august. august, as you said, one of the worst months of the year, especially after markets have been up the first half of the year. when the s&p is up 13% or more first half of the year, august is down about a half a percent. that being said, we are in this buy the dip mentality which has worked. so i really think there's a few sectors and a few individual stocks to go from here: and i'm not talking about the reddit or the wall street bets stocks. first off, the banking sector. it's immin

to the active and casual lifestyle and that means lots of great brands like tommy hilfiger , eddie bauertive and then in the spirit of the lifestyle concept, we are so excited about our game changing partnership with sephora so all of these things drives relevance and differentiation for the brand and the concept. liz: michelle, so, amazon. you do have that partnership where people can pickup and return items et cetera, that are amazon, but talk to me about this. you hear some of the market experts who are in the retail space say, look, if amazon really wants to make a splash they should just swallow up all of kohl's, instant storefront. have you had that conversation? have you had that discussion with amazon? >> you know, i don't really comment on speculation. what i will tell you is we have a great partnership, and complementary strengths. what made this partnership work so well is that we both brought unique things to the table. we've got more close to 1,200 stores, 80% of americans live within 15 miles of a kohl's, and they have tremendous customer reach and so this notion of custome

. >> reporter: and in new orleans, tourists are sent running when bullets fly on bauer don street, theolice association blaming budget cuts. one person is in custody. in chicago, the city saw a rise in shooting incidents, 461 so far this year, compared to 402 this time last year. interesting to note, homicides are down slightly, 105 why july of 2021 compared to 107 the same month in 2020. cpb subject david brown met with president biden in early july to address the rise in crime and the administration committed to providing resources to combat gun violence. >> none of those numbers reasons to celebrate. thank you so much. >> now to a fox news alert. here's a live look at capitol hill where the senate is one step closer to passing the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, following a rare weekend session. majority leader chuck schumer expects a final vote could come in a matter of days. but progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says there are more than enough votes in the house to tank the bill unless congress passes a bigger spending package along with it. >> wyoming

american families purchasing bauer has shrunk, so right now our prices arising twice as fast.checks. rising inflation is having a serious impact on the price of many goods. this become number one worry of families, but of small, uh, mainstream businesses as well. and while americans are expected to spend a collected $37 billion this school season, researchers say, laptops, clothes and shoes are the big hot ticket items, but with the pandemic impacting manufacturing centers, certain goods, maybe in limited supply, experts say, if you turn to online shopping. watch out for price gouging. this is where the scammers are finding the opportunity. how can i make the most money off of this situation? where people are at a disadvantage. meanwhile, psychologists say, be on the lookout for signs your child may be exhibiting symptoms of anxiety, adding it could be difficult for young kids to readjust to in person classes after learning remotely for so long. these kids have not been around other kids. it's almost like when a new child goes to daycare for the first time, and when getting ki

2000, 18 after police restrained and repeatedly tastes him the settlement between pleasanton and bauer'sis the largest the city has ever paid. >> our died on august. first 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police. this is body camera video of the scene. police were responding to a call about a man acting erratically in talking to himself inside a grocery store near his house. still ahead tonight. >> no more needles the plans in motion to create an alternate form of the covid vaccine. >> plus coming up in sports. the giants play a thriller at oracle park as they try to keep the dodgers at bay in the nl west sports director jason dumas has highlights and a strange turn in the murder case of kristin smart. why defense attorneys want to call convicted murderer scott peterson to the stan next. >> new at 00:00pm tonight. the name of convicted killer scott peterson has emerged in another high-profile case, the murder of cal poly, san luis obispo student kristin smart in a surprise move attorneys for accused killer paul flores are suggesting that there was a link to peterson who was also a s

tranquility in just little bit of silence over at saint peter's health partners director of hr and a bauer says the hospitals have increased counseling resources check ins with staff and even extending help with groceries or transportation to take a little extra load off. it's the small banks reaching out. how are, you know, really how are you doing? is there something that we can get for you. albany med reports providing mental health care and spiritual counseling. well, the new york state nurses association says it's made free telehealth counseling available to all its nurses and their families develop says everyone she works with also takes extra time to help each other. we all notice when someone is feeling a little bit off in. >> none of us would hesitate to go off and say, you know, but want to take 15 minutes yourself. she says you can thank them by taking covid precautions to keep yourself and your families healthy to avoid the hospital reporting in the capital region. mckayla . >> and now to our wildfire coverage in lake county tonight. the coyote fire burning near the area of hig

bauer teams, some of the other teams -- they're not out yet because we're going to see more from theve seen some police officers. >> nbc news senior national correspondent jay gray in you orleans. jay, thank you so much and stay safe out there. and while hurricane continues to pound louisiana with high winds intentional rain, the coast guard is standing at the levee to respond. we will talk with the coast guard commander. up ahead. stay with us. stay with us we're back with our hurricane ida coverage. on saturday, the coast guard announced in alabama in preparation for the hurricane. it has crews staged and ready to respond. rescue equipment onside, boats in strategic locations, -- pilots on standby, they are ready to go. however, because of conditions now, it is possible the coast guard may not begin rescue operations in louisiana until the storm fully passes. the situation on the ground remains a very dangerous. ida is still lashing the area, as a category one hurricane. john understand the risk at hand, joining us now is pilot lieutenant commander demonstrator, he is live in mobil

. >> first though, in the third hour, joy bauer, joy serving up a recipe for avocado boats we'll havefold, john cox, kevin faulk ner and caitlyn jenner. we have a crew covering the governor's appearance. we'll have more on the newscast starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> new covid cases at bay area schools. these are schools that reopen this week for in class learning in the east bay and south bay. bob riddle is following developments as he has a live report midday newscast. more now on the home page. >>> midday, keeping an eye on the cdc meeting that may lead to new guidance for covid vaccine booster shots. the fda gave limited approval. we'll post updates on local wea an hour. >>> two bay area school districts heading back to class. what they're doing to keep your kids safe. join us monday morning, 4:30 to 7:00. >>> live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the third hour of "today" on a friyay. friyay the 13th. >> many the meantime, i'm al along with dylan and craig. and we have a pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good s

something that wicks sweat away from your body and it's going to keep you dry these shirts from eddie bauert bacterial growth on the pants, you want something with a little bit of stretch these from prada are perfect nylon but blended with some elastic fibers so when you're stepping over logs, striding it out, they stay comfortable >> and you should wear long pants when you're out hiking >> you can wear shorts, but if it's tick season, you should probably want to stick with the pants. >> let's keep going. ageing, thn >> sun protection. spf, prevent cancer, premature ageing, the hiking sombrero, perfect. and it's vented at the top so all the steam heat you build at the top will move right out. people think you need to have big heavy hiking boots not necessarily the case you can get away with light weight what you're really looking for is look at the tread on the bottom of the shoe >> that's a merrill. that's a great shoe. >> reinforcement at the toe. a stiff sole that will make sure if you step on rocks you don't roll your ankle. >> are these expensive >> about $100, $120 depending on which

weldon friend and curtis green, with so many others retired, he is one of the few going back to frank bauer and curtis ballice and is one of the old timers of muni, and i thank him very much for his service, and i'll leave it at that on item 7. thanks very much. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. moderator, are there any additional callers on the line? >> operator: you have four callers remaining. >> next speaker, please. >> hi. this is hamilton carter, and i'm on the border of district 10 and 11 in the excelsior. if you would, please bring back the entirety of line 43. there's a school out there that kids need to get to. please bring back the 28-r. the 28 as usual is packed, but the 28, the 29, the 44, they're always packed. please bring back the 28 so that people can move around safely with more trips, and likewise, please bring back the 57 for the same reason, for sfsu and getting our students out there safely and quickly. you do have the funding to bring back the west lines now. i was delighted to hear that the city, the supervisors, nine of them urged you to bring back all of the lines now. i'

weldon friend and curtis green, with so many others retired, he is one of the few going back to frank bauerurtis ballice and is one of the old timers of muni, and i thank him very much for his service, and i'll leave it at that on item 7. thanks very much. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. moderator, are there any additional callers on the line? >> operator: you have four callers remaining. >> next speaker, please. >> hi. this is hamilton carter, and i'm on the border of district 10 and 11 in the excelsior. if you would, please bring back the entirety of line 43. there's a school out there that kids need to get to. please bring back the 28-r. the 28 as usual is packed, but the 28, the 29, the 44, they're always packed. please bring back the 28 so that people can move around safely with more trips, and likewise, please bring back the 57 for the same reason, for sfsu and getting our students out there safely and quickly. you do have the funding to bring back the west lines now. i was delighted to hear that the city, the supervisors, nine of them urged you to bring back all of the lines now. i'm disa

janice: engine 323 in brooklyn were graceful to john bauer who helped make this memorial happen.m canada. relatives from texas. friends from the firehouse. it was a beautiful ceremony. my sister was there my sister-in-law was there my brother-in-law and, you know, sean delivered a really beautiful eulogy and not something he really enjoys doing. he is not a public speaker, but it was heart felt. it was beautiful. steve: they're his parents. janice: i know. you are right. but it's still difficult for him to even talk about them. so we had to, you know, a chaplain there who gave us a full mass and it was a beautiful way to remember them. i'm also remembering all the families of over 15,000 elderly that have not been able to have memorials. it has been too long, and, you know, we weren't able to properly mourn them when it happened. so, i will continue my crusade as to remember them and the nursing homes and what has happened here in new york. i was very grateful to engine 323 yesterday to remember my in-laws properly. brian: do you think it helps at all that one of the people respo