relief efforts in lebanon on a visit to pray route to foreign minister said the aid was contingent on bethany's on thirty's tackling corruption and that emergency responders at the site of last week's massive explosion which killed more than 170 feet. with football europe's top 8 football clubs are in the portuguese cup the lisbon competing for the coveted champions league crown operad so as it is here to talk about the quarter finals are welcome fashion kicks off tonight so what has the mood in lisbon been like well it's quiet and cautious and quiet again because there are no fans because of the cold in 1000 outbreak and normally at a time like this where the 8 best teams. in europe supposedly the bay best teams are playing against each other they would have. tens of thousands of supporters there not even if they can't get into the stadiums they'd be in the restaurants and in the pubs and everything now the portuguese prime minister is putting on a brave face and saying come on down even though you can't get into the stadium you can enjoy the city it's going to be great they're still going to

for events and get people cycling in the next generation i think the bethany be more confident that on the by i personally think they should just go ahead and close 50 percent. sidestreets just close the lid cause don't need to go on 50 percent so give us access to everybody on clothes as much as possible. those kinds of demands get done dense taxi drivers blue riled up the city's cabbies are among cyclists gray says critics. who don't have cycles get rid of golden rule recycles all the buses. they would and then uses the traffic at the moment is terrible side by colleagues in. routes or whatever making more cycle lines this is going to make the traffic even worse study dress because half the people who saw the marmot don't know the high white collars on the small percentage or do not highlight charge it is an educator. so the should be some sort of a test for cyclists and yet london's in a city is currently swollen. with bicycles. as the qur'an the crisis in a new age of mobility. scientists now have some powerful supporters behind them there will be a huge amount of planning going in

>>bethany meyer is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says the students in the district are not alone when it comes to waiting for distance learning technology to arrive with educators hot spot. >>we have district her books on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him there's no reason that we understand that some people haven't gotten oakland unified school district spokesperson johnson psaki want students and teachers to know the computers are on the way this is obviously part of the over and a violent but that is a you know that's been going behind the off for a while because the fact that the supply lines for online have been disrupted. so we won't have computers ready to go as far as the com uters of kids get to keep for themselves. >>until probably in this month, however in the meantime, but we want is for students and their families can touch with their schools out never had an issue with this school. i love this school like my daughter graduated from that set off a former madison off. >>has it made you kro

the next generation i think the bethany be more confident that on the buy a person would think they should just go ahead and close 50 percent. sidestreets just close the lid cause don't need to go on 50 percent so give us access to everybody on clothes as much as possible. those kinds of demands get nandan is taxi driver has the riled up the city's cabbies are among cyclists crisis critics. who don't are cyclists get rid of old and get over cycles or buses. they would and then it says the traffic at the moment is terrible so i buy cars in . roads or whatever making more cycle lanes is just going to make the traffic even worse just i dress herself the people who saw it drag the moment the high white collars on the small percentage of do not highlight charge. so this should be some sort of a test for cyclists and yes london's in a city is currently swarming with bicycles as the qur'an the crisis in a new age of majority. cyclists now have some powerful supporters behind them there will be a huge amount of planning going into helping people to get to work other than by mass transit and this w

. >> reporter: for bethany lejeune and roommate manuel it was family to the rescue after laura ripped off the roof. >> yesterday was a lot tougher. we came and saw it for the first time. so today we were kind of mentally prepared. >> reporter: not everyone is as fortunate. the storms left hundreds of thousands without power and tens of thousands without running water prompting hospitals and nursing homes to evacuate. go in almost any direction and the sheer power of laura is clear. here this railroad shut down. laura's devastating winds so strong it blew the entire train right off the tracks. the category 4 storm now estimated to cause up to $20 billion in damages, significant. but 15 years ago today, katrina struck followed just weeks later by rita. the storms' combined impact crippling the state but giving brutal perspective to residents like rachel owens. >> this is just a house. we'll rebuild. in louisiana we know this is always a risk. and our community is probably the most, the strongest community that there is. and so everyone is helping everyone. we'll come back. >> morgan joi

>>bethany meyer is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says the students in the district are not alone when it comes to waiting for distance learning technology to arrive with educators hot hot. >>we have district curse on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him there's no reason that we understand that some people haven't gotten oakland unified school district spokesperson john society want students and teachers to know the computers are on the way this is obviously part of the over and a violent but that is a you know that's been going behind the offer while because the fact that the supply lines for opening line have been disrupted. so we won't have computers ready to go as far as the computers of kids get to keep for themselves. >>until probably in this month, however in the meantime, but we want is for students and their families can touch with their schools out never had an issue with the school. i love this school like my daughter graduated from that set off a former madison off. >>has it made you kron 4 n

our social justice council, led by the first vice president, and work with the league most notably bethany jonathan and terry jackson to come together as a league, amplify our voices, bring awareness to those watching us and to those that have never seen us before. we're about this fight. a league of 70% black women, want to represent our communities best as we can while we're playing in this new normal we're experiencing now. >> let me ask you a quick thing before i let you go. in 2016, players were punished for wearing shirts that supported victims of police brutality. i know this year, we have a lawmaker in georgia and also owner of atlanta dream write a letter criticizing the league for promoting black lives matter, for that movement. do you think league officials did enough to push back on that? >> i think that our league has a responsibility to address those types of things and as players naturally, especially as wnba players, we speak out about things. i feel as though we collaborated as players to not only display the types of people we want to be associated with and types of peopl

>>bethany meyer is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says the students in the district are not alone when it comes to waiting for distance learning technology to arrive with educators hot hot. >>we have district her books on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him there's no reason that we understand that some people haven't gotten oakland unified school district spokesperson johnson psaki want students and teachers to know the computers are on the way this is obviously part of the over and a violent but that is a you know that's been going behind the all for a while because the fact that the supply lines for over an white have been disrupted. so we won't have computers ready to go as far as the computers of kids get to keep for themselves. >>until probably in this month, however in the meantime, but we want is for students and their families can touch with their schools out never had an issue with the school. i love this school like my daughter graduated from that set off a former madison off. >>has it made yo

. >> one of my favorites is bethany who is a former mayor and retired special ed teacher and she hasa flower farm now and she grows flowers and delivers them everywhere. two motel rooms, wherever people want fresh flowers but stephanie is a diminutive person and with a great big dog. she is a buddhist, was raised as a quaker and she helped me when i was first on the assembly i would go out to see her and say what am i doing, their yelling and screaming and she gave me this book choosing civility. >> you like about that. >> great book. anybody thinking about running for office, who is thinking about living in the world a little better, this is a wonderful book. if the 25 rules inconsiderate conduct and is the cofounder of the johns hopkins ability project and it really helped me and stephanie and all this stuff in here underline and circle from when she was the mayor and then what happened was we ended up, people quit and there was all kinds of controversy and we ended up appointing stephanie to see during a serious illness so that was overshadowing us but i think the fact that she wa

>>bethany meyer is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says the students in the district are not alone when it comes to waiting for distance learning technology to arrive with educators hot spot. >>we have district her books on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him there's no reason that we understand that some people haven't gotten oakland unified school district spokesperson johnson psaki want students and teachers to know the computers are on the way this is obviously part of the over and a violent but that is a you know that's been going behind the off for a while because the fact that the supply lines for online have been disrupted. so we won't have computers ready to go as far as the computers of kids get to keep for themselves. >>until probably in this month, however in the meantime, but we want is for students and their families can touch with their schools out never had an issue with this school. i love this school like my daughter graduated from that set off a former madison off. >>has it made you kro

when it's time to get the computers all starts on monday >>bethany mire is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says she and many of her colleagues are also not ready for distance learning. >>we have educated hot hot. we have district chromebooks on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him. >>district spokesperson john sus aki says that there has been a delay in getting the computers they ordered, but he promises they are on the way 875 elementary school students in east oakland are ready for school with brand new school supplies. and a drive-thru event this morning office depot donated new backpacks filled with school supplies to east oakland pride elementary school families. it was part of the retail's annual start proud back to school community investment program. the school's principal will also recognize one outstanding teacher and gift new furniture teaching supplies, technology and tech services from office depot. >>an effort to dissolve one of the most powerful gun rights lobby in the united states what a lawsuit filed today about

>>bethany meyer is a special education teacher at fruitvale elementary school. she says the students in the district are not alone when it comes to waiting for distance learning technology to arrive with educators hot hot. >>we have district her books on them are very old and don't they don't work very well for him there's no reason that we understand that some people haven't gotten oakland unified school district spokesperson john society want students and teachers to know the computers are on the way this is obviously part of the over and invited but that is a you know that's been going behind the offer while because the fact that the supply lines for online have been disrupted. so we won't have computers ready to go as far as the computers of kids get to keep for themselves. >>until probably end of this month, however in the meantime, but we want is for students and their families can touch with their schools out never had an issue with the school i love this school like my daughter graduated from that set off a former madison off. >>has it made you cry on fo

bethany jackson owns posh salon in san francisco. there are no indoor salon services right now, but mayor breed says salons can open outdoors next week. >> it's grounds hogs day. it's over and over again. it's the same situation. i've been ready to open at least, you know, four or five times now and it just hasn't happened. >> we have two months of good weather. >> reporter: specifically weather warm and dry enough for outside dining. san francisco restaurant owner lori thomas also runs the restaurant association. she says the city needs clearer guidance about when and how indoor dining will resume. >> i think you'll see a lot of people opting to close their restaurants and wait over the winter. >> reporter: according to governor newsom's new color coding system san francisco could reopen schools for in person learn two weeks from now. stephanie lee is third grade teacher. she'd like to return to the classroom but doesn't see how it's possible. >> realistic is january. the district just doesn't have the man power to have enough adult

maria: but bethany, the chinese listed xi jinping to the same status as mao, making him dictator fore and now government is to divest from chinese firms. do you believe the u.s. is on right track. you have 150 bills in congress right now. one of them making sure chinese companies follow rules on exchange and they have to follow accounting rules, others sanctions because of human rights abuses, so what about that, on the one hand my first receive is, do you think it's possible that they could be a coup to take xi jinping down given pushback from within and if you look outside of the country do you think the u.s. is doing the right thing with the 150 bills, is this the right pressure point? >> look, i don't think there's going to be a coup. jinping has power to great extense. many people are happy with it and that's just one person's opinion. xi jinping is popular in china or he has been of much of his term. and many people in china see him as having lifted china to a status, you know, great power on the world stage. they feel proud of what china has accomplished, so no, i don't think

my name is bethany beacham and i'm a transit only community and i'm concerned about the future of caltrain service. i'm calling to pass a clean caltrain measure with no restrictions that will retain the service without putting caltrain through uncertainty year after year. while i agree with many board members that caltrain governance does need to be reformed, i don't think that this measure is the appropriate avenue for those changes. so those are conversations that could happen at the regional level. so i urge the board to support the reform efforts currently underway as part of the blue ribbon transit recovery task force. and the task force is working across the entire region to figure out how to build a seamless transit system that serves all riders, including caltrain riders, both now and in the long term. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sarah bars. i'm a board member of seamless bay area. and i'm also a san francisco resident. and a transit commuter. and a pre-pandemic times i would run muni and

my name is bethany beacham and i'm a transit only community and i'm concerned about the future of caltrain service. i'm calling to pass a clean caltrain measure with no restrictions that will retain the service without putting caltrain through uncertainty year after year. while i agree with many board members that caltrain governance does need to be reformed, i don't think that this measure is the appropriate avenue for those changes. so those are conversations that could happen at the regional level. so i urge the board to support the reform efforts currently underway as part of the blue ribbon transit recovery task force. and the task force is working across the entire region to figure out how to build a seamless transit system that serves all riders, including caltrain riders, both now and in the long term. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sarah bars. i'm a board member of seamless bay area. and i'm also a san francisco resident. and a transit commuter. and a pre-pandemic times i would run muni and