finally, i'd like to bring up our chief of police bill scott. as i said to you earlier they have done a tremendous job of apprehending the perpetrator and suspect in the cases we appreciate their diligence and work i'd like to bring up bill scott, chief of police. >> good morning, thank you. let me extend my thanks and appreciate to the mayor for her leadership 2020 was an incredibly difficult year. our mayor made the decision to put san francisco at the forefront of the response to the deadly virus that's something to appreciate in my opinion adversity brings out the best adversity brings out the best in a strong community. it's about community i'd like to reiterate a few things i'm pleased when these crimes occur against the elderly members we have been able to solve them and bring them to justice we would like to prevent it in the first place. the violence prevention the mayor just made will do that this is about community. we have community leaders we have the city administrator here. in the back we have businessmen measures pete walsh. how

i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city was and how we stood together. thank you for standing strong, thank you all so much for your steadfast leadership and advocacy and work in keeping our city together. i'm so honored to represent you as the mayor of what i think is the most incredible city anywhere in the world. so as we reopen, let's get back to work. [applaus

chief bill scott and the d.a. weighed in during tonight's district 10 public safety forum. >> i think it's a good thing. and i think it's right in line with what president walton said about ambassadors and putting people on the streets who aren't police officers with guns and stars but can actually make a difference in the respective communities. >> and if there are ways that are less expensive or more grounded in community that we can be creative about preventing crime, about leveraging public safety resources to focus on things that may not require a police response. we're all going to be safer as a result. >> sfpd said they have arrested 53-year-old victor brown for assault and battery with a hate crime enhancement. we're told he already had three warrants out for his arrest at the time of this latest attack, ken? >> these guys are walking around beating on people. >> yeah, and these victims are unsuspecting at the time. it's when they're out running errands most often. >> exactly. betty yu, thank you for that.

>>rancisco police chief bill scott has gotten one of those 10 million doses. the chief posted his picture on twitter of him getting his first shot this afternoon. he's encouraging others to do the same. he's saying, quote, this safe and effective vaccine coupled with preventive measures is our best tool to end this pandemic. >>> a new vaccination site popped up today in oakland. the goal of getting more doses to the black community. it vaccinated more than 200 people at macarthur church. they're working to provide vaccines to all members of the city's black community who are currently eligible. vaccines are available by appointment only. >>> if you're looking for more vaccine information and for vaccine sites near you, a useful website is planyourvaccine. it the ucsf are looking into how stress and sleep will impact the long term response of the vaccine. dr. elisa eppel explains there are simple ways to get the most out of your vaccine. >> positive mood on the day of vaccination has been related to enhanced antibody response. so do what you will with that, but

and san francisco police chief bill scott received his first dose of covid-19 vaccine on saturday, tweeted this picture on your screen after receiving his shot. she's got also encouraged others to get the vaccine. he also said preventative measures like mask-wearing are the best tools to help to end the pandemic. well let's get a check of the latest numbers from the state on the amount of vaccines that have been sent out so far as you can see so far the state has delivered more than 13 million vaccine doses with more than 10 million of those already and people's arms and here in the bay area counties are still steadily increasing the amount. vaccines they've administer with santa clara still at the top of the list of bay area counties that have given up the most shots and napa still at the bottom you can see a much more detailed breakdown of all numbers on our website over at kron 4 dot com. and the east bay there's another covid-19 vaccination clinic enrichment specifically targeting disadvantaged communities. that's the second time in 2 weeks they've made stops enrichment and as kron for

. >> bill scott says he supports the program but urges anyone who sees a possible crime to call police. >> we need a those incidents reported. whether you believe it is a crime or not, if you experience eight in that fashion, please report. >>> as people began returning to downtown san jose, the police department wants them to feel safe. several officers were assigned to foot patrol today. they are particularly focused on fountain alley. it is a well-known spot for drug use and homelessness. police say it has been a challenge. >> i used to do undercover work years ago because incidences that were occurring. i think we are taking it head on. i think it is a lot better than how it used to be. we will continue having a visible president presents in this alleyway. >> his officers are working with local businesses to make downtown a safe and vibrant place to visit. >> san francisco usually draws people in the city for events and conventions. we are getting a sense with just how much it change that and we are looking for the path forward. >>> a new episode in our series california dreaming a

and in san francisco police chief bill scott received his first dose of the covid vaccine. this weekend. he tweeted this picture after receiving his shot. chief scott also encouraged others to get the vaccine. going on to say the vaccine along with preventative measures like wearing a mask are the best tools to help end the pandemic. >>san francisco supervisor matt haney says he wants to see better vaccination sites in the tenderloin and on treasure island. in a letter sent to san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax he says that access to the vaccine in these areas is failing adding that the tenderloin has the highest new case rate in the entire city in the 3rd highest overall case. count. yet just over 4,000 people from the neighborhood have been vaccinated he says his district needs a high volume vaccine site that can be easily accessible by the folks in his district and he says it needs to happen. immediately. a democratic congressman congressman from northern california and has introduced a new bill that would expand veteran access to the vaccine. the b

meanwhile here in san francisco, the passage comes just one day after san francisco police chief bill scott. >>received his first dose of the covid-19 vaccine even tweeting out. this picture after receiving his shot. chief scott also encouraging everyone to get the vaccine going on to say that with the vaccine along with other preventative measures like mask wearing are the best tools to helping end the pandemic. >>now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast as we wrap up another gorgeous weekend. what does the week ahead haven't story i think a lot of it's going to be some changes on the way everyone should be happy by next weekend though. we'll find 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with a look at what we can expect add great easier job than just the let's take a look at today's daytime highs because. >>we warmed up very nicely widespread mid 60's for most of the bay area away from the coastline downtown san francisco though still on the cooler side just warming up into the mid 50's today very seasonable temperatures for those of you in conquered the warmest city warming up to 65 degree

. >> bill scott says he supports the program but urges anyone who sees a possible crime to call police. >> we need the incidents reports whether you believe it is a crime or not. if you experience hate in that fashion please reported.>>> the oakland unified school district is meeting to vote on the reparations for black students resolution. the measure aims to address the achievement gap for black students in the district and problems caused by decades of gentrification. if passed, schools with at least 30% black students will be designated as historically black schools and be exempt from closure. the teachers union supports the move saying they believe it will help all students. >> when one group rises, we all rise. this does not only target those students but we are also specifically calling out those students because they are actually performing at the lowest. >> the resolution will create a black student and families task force and a black thriving index to identify and carry out other school improvements. >> rob bonta is governor gam nuisance pick for attorney general. the 48-year

among the newest recipients, the san francisco police chief bill scott who got his first shot today. to find out where and when you can get vaccinated in your county, headed to kpix.com, here is a link to our vaccine resource guide at the top of the page. >>> some good news for art lovers in san francisco. sf moma will be opened to the public tomorrow. guests are required to wear masks and they are currently operating at 25% capacity. in addition to new exhibits pin predicting the pandemic, they will also have exhibits exploring racism. >> if you look at some of the panels, they are really individual prayers just things like the health of our community, equality in our community. understanding that voices matter. >> we all had glimpses into the world we were living in. and we have an artist and put it together. >> the museum is open friday through monday from 10 to 5 and thursdays from 1 to 8. if you are going to go, you will need a reservation. >>> reopening plans are really starting to pile up and our train to news app can keep track of how things are going where you live. >>> toni

san francisco police chief bill scott also received his first dose of the covid vaccine today.posted this picture on social media saying, please to announce i've taken my first does towards being vaccinated. i encourage others to please do the same. this safe and effective vaccine, coupled with preventative measures is our best tool to end this pandemic. thousands of volunteers across the state or helping to make sure vaccine clinics run smoothly, and now those volunteers are eligible to receive the vaccine themselves. reporter melanie window, spoke to volunteers about how it feels to be protected against the coronavirus. all right, here is the pinch right here at this stage in the pandemic when weekly vaccination clinics are now the norm, the people who make them possible or in demand. it feels amazing. i always love to help people from those helping with check in and paperwork or parking. those of the observation area or serving as exit monitors. these are the volunteers 22 covid clear all over your low county from west sacramental to woodland. if he's done with the for some,

lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scott do have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can't make it just on mlb. it's too seasonal. so, my offer is the following... ...$630,000 to build out a new warehouse, put the inventory systems in place, and then pay off all of the payables. for that, i would want to be 50/50 partners with you. scott: i mean, you're asking for 50% of my business. that's 30 years of my blood and sweat. you have to have more skin in the game. cowboy up. lemonis: what's gonna be my return on my investment in the first couple years? zero. that's too much risk for me. scott: if we put a half a million to a million dollars of sales on this business in the next year, we can turn this thing around. lemonis: but you need the $600,000 to do that. scott: i think -- here's the way i look at this. when a doctor wants to break into a practice, he buys his way in -- correct? -- to become a partner

now the san francisco where police chief bill scott received his first dose of the covid vaccine. this weekend he tweeted pictures of him receiving his first shot chief scott also encouraged others to get the vaccine saying that the vaccine along with preventative measures like wearing masks are the best tools and helping to end the pandemic meanwhile, san francisco supervisor matt haney says that he wants to see better vaccination sites in the tenderloin. >>and on treasure island in a letter to san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax and he says that access to the vaccine in these areas is failing adding that the tenderloin has the highest new case rate in the entire city and the 3rd highest overall cases. yeah, just over 4,000 people from the tenderloin neighborhood have been vaccinated says his district needs a high volume vaccine site that can be easily accessible by folks in his district and he says it needs to happen immediately. a democratic congressman from northern has introduced new legislation to expand veteran access to the covid-19 vaccine. the bill w

. >>> yesterday the sfpd bill scott and the mayor highlighted other arrests made in connection with previousattacks. they also promised more targeted patrols. >> we have to do our jobs, have to investigate the cases with all resources. we need to make arrests, which we have done that. >> we need to understand not only what was going on and why those attacks occur because in some cases they didn't include any robbery or theft. >> as for one case that did include robbery, police announced three arrests in the violent attack caught on camera in a san francisco laundromat. the suspects are tied to eight car burglaries in the city. >> it's not just the incredible violence in a number of incidents but how racism has manifested itself in so many ways. the reality is thoughts and prayers are not enough. we need action, leadership. we need someone who truly understands our community. >> he and other asian american and pacific islanders calling for drastic changes. the group wants legislation for restore justice programs and for the governor to appoint an asian attorney general. >>> in georgia authori

. >> senate republicans are already sounding off against the bill. scott mcgrew will have much more on that coming up later this morning at 6:45. >> it's possible your child's classroom may soon become a little more crowded. the cdc's expected to allow students to be three feet apart instead of the current six. today in the bay's bob redell is live in dublin this morning. what are teachers saying about this? they're the ones in the classrooms with this kids. >> well, at least one major teachers union is not for this. the american federation of teachers tells "the new york times" it is staunchly opposed to the idea of changing the social distancing guidelines in schools from six to three feet over concerns of safety and logistics. the cdc is expected to announce that the three-foot rule would be in effect as early as today. that's according to cnn, as early as today they could make that announcement. why the change? the cdc is pointing to a new study published in clinical infectious diseases, and in that study, they compared infection rates of covid-19 in m

kamala harris are starting nationwide tour today to promote the nearly $2 trillion covid relief bill. scott mcgrew will join us, he'll come up at about 6:45 this morning to talk more about that. >>> racist graffiti on a middle school campus sparking shock and outrage among people in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. denise horton, an asian-american parent, says she found the graffiti which was quickly painted over. when she was dropping her son off at middle school for a swim meet he said because it's bad. i am surprised because i don't necessarily know that adults are coming on to a middle school campus to write those kinds of things. >> the district issued a statement saying "we appreciate neighbors helping to keep our schools safe and crime-free by reporting vandalism and other issues so we can quickly repair. unfortunately, graffiti on public spaces is common in san jose, and we respond right away to all vandalism at our schools." >>> whoever thought football in march would be such a welcome sight? well, bay area high school students athletes simply getting on the field was really a

san francisco police chief bill scott offered a message of condolence to the families of the victims in georgia. he writes on twitter. quote sfpd stands in solidarity with our a p i community again. these horrific crimes working together, we must prevent violence and hold perpetrators accountable to stop asian hate in san francisco. a man is under arrest tonight for violently attacking two men. the first attack was a stabbing that happened at about 1 30 yesterday afternoon 1/16 and mission streets. police say the victim is a 64 year old man who was stabbed in his cheek about 30. minutes later, a 59 year old man was walking on market street when he was assault. it. police say that victim had head injuries, a witness told officers. the suspect ran up to the victim and punched him in the head multiple times, causing him to fall to the ground. police say the suspect, then got on a bus. police here is surveillance, video and descriptions from witnesses to determine that the same suspect was responsible for both attacks this morning police arrested 32 year old jorge de vous milton on multi

on the way to stop attacks on members of the city's asian community, mayor bree and police chief bill scott today announced new public safety efforts in san francisco. they include senior escorts to doctor appointments and other activities also knew patrols in areas where agent seniors live, gather and walk. the mayor says the city is determined to provide resource is towards addressing the violence against asian and pacific islander residents and to help stop it. we will have eyes and ears and boots on the ground in the streets everywhere. so those of you who think that you're going to come to san francisco and victimize anyone in our communities? you have another thing coming. we will not tolerate it, and the mayor says this effort will be accomplished through an expansion of the street violence intervention program and with a partnership with community organizations, starting today, three more baby. area counties have entered the states orange tear. this allows more businesses to reopen under the state's coronavirus real winning plan. we'll get more now from ktvu christian captain who ex

i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city was and how we stood together. thank you for standing strong, thank you all so much for your steadfast leadership and advocacy and work in keeping our city together. i'm so honored to represent you as the mayor of what i think is the most incredible city anywhere in the world. so as we reopen, let's get back to work. [applaus

getting republicans on board with the current house version could be an uphill battle, tim scott worked really good bill florida republican senator rick scott says democrats weren't willing to compromise last year an indiana republican mike braun says he doesn't think democrats will have the votes they need to pass it this year, but both scott and braun say they're willing to come to the table though that doesn't mean just because you're republican. >>you know get engaged policy chances are if you get to get 60 votes. there's going to need to be some. you know bipartisan dialogue democratic virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine say this is a cause both sides should come together on a lot republicans and democrats propose amendments to make it better i think if we do that we can get a bipartisan president biden has already voiced his support to the house led bill which now moves on to the senate reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>house democrats have passed new voting rights legislation. the bill would require states to automatically register eligible voters and restore voting rights to co

in some cases, they flat-out blocked legislation like senator tim scott's police reform bill. in many other cases, democrats did what minority parties always do and leveraged the existence of the filibuster to influence must-pass legislation long before it got to the floor. there is so much emphasis on the most extreme bills that either party might pass with a simple majority. people forget that the senate's 60-vote threshold is the only reason, the only reason that any routine must-pass legislation is bipartisan except during divided government. big funding deals, appropriation bills, farm bills, highway bills, the ndaa. the senate's 60-vote threshold backstops all of it. it's not just about controversial items. it's about everything we do. the senate democrats who are pressuring our colleagues from arizona and west virginia to reverse themselves are not just arguing for some procedural tweaks. not a procedural tweak. they're arguing for a radically less stable and less consensus-driven system of government. forget about enduring laws with broad support. nothing in federal la

we're monitoring the situation where president biden is expected to sign that stimulus bill, we're going to go to scott mcgrew right now. from what i remember this was actually supposed to happen tomorrow. >> it was. and we got notification from the white house this will actually happen any minute now. in retrospect, surprising me, we're going to wait until tomorrow. we're waiting on the white house to sign the american rescue act. checks and extension of larger unemployment benefits will be part of this. this is really a major victory for biden and a new way of thinking about government in general. wildly popular with americans, democrats and republicans alike. again, we're waiting on the white house, we think this will come any second now. california governor newsom says the new coronavirus relief bill will pump $150 billion into the state's economy. about half of it will go to californians in the form of those $1400 direct payments. another 26 billion used to fund the state government, 16 billion going to local government and split in half between cities and counties. of course, this doesn't count t

supporting the filibuster y, they've spent four years using the filibuster to kill senator tim scott police reform billwake of the death of george floyd and breonna taylor. could have had federal legislation t since last summer, putting more body cameras on police, requiring incident reporting to the fbi and making it a federal crime. among other things, democrats stopped it using the filibuster. a few months before the used the filibuster to turn it towards the kids act into a partisan standoff, the process models senate democrats have the goal to block relief in the market in order to demand for the change. in 2018, senate democrats used the filibuster to block funding and force a brief government shutdown over immigration, of all things. one of the democratic leaders first major acts as leader of this conference was the filibuster to shut down the entire federal government. the democratic side spent four years defending and happily using the same senate rule many of our colleagues now attack. this reversal is not about principle and it's just raw power. raw power. three years ago the democratic lead

the author of that bill senator tim scott promised to come on friday and believe it or not, senator,is friday already. do you remember that moment? >> i do. it was a frustrating, irritating moment where the democrats used the filibuster to block police reform that would have positively impacted disproportionately african-american communities. heres what we know about the democrats. they were for the filibuster before they were against the filibuster. i keep asking myself, will the real chuck schumer please stand up? is it the one who was for the filibuster or is it the new one who is now against filibuster? you did a great job, brian, bringing to the surface president obama and now president biden's comments about their support, their support of the filibuster. but, now, of course, they use the word racist whenever they are trying to scare people into their corner. it has nothing to do with race. but they don't care. winning at all costs means losing at some point. >> brian: but you know to most of america you say racist it freezes people, not you, someone who grew up in a working cl

senate democrats used the filibuster to kill senator tim scott's police reform bill in the wake of the death of george floyd and breonna taylor. we could have had federal legislation on the books since last summer, putting more body cameras on police officers, requiring fuller incident reporting to the f.b.i., and finally, making lynching a federal crime. among other things. democrats stopped it. they stopped it using the filibuster. a few months before, they used the filibuster to briefly turn the partner sprint toward the cares act into a partisan standoff. the press marveled that senate democrats had the gall to block relief, a tactic that tanked markets. in 2018, senate democrats used the filibuster to block government funding and force a brief government shutdown over, of all things, immigration. one of the democratic leaders' first major acts as the leader of his conference was to wield a filibuster to shut down the entire federal government. so look, the democratic side just spent four years defending and, of course, happily using the same senate rule that many of our colleagues

bill, last year. monique lamont did. senator scott also has anti- fracking bill.ive joined on as a co-author, to his bill. i think it is important, we figure out how are we going to both hold our companies accountable, when these things happen, but also move off of fossil fuels. we have to find a new, way to do it now. i see this as a mom of two young kids. when i look at their future, and the world for them, their children, it is incumbent upon us to make this change. we do not have time anymore. we have to do it in a way that is thoughtful. i represent refineries, those are good union jobs. have to make sure that they are working with trades, to figure out ways of other pathways of employment as we move away from fossil fuels. that is an important piece of this. i think we can do that, and we have to do that when we look what is happening to our environment. >> you been active on social media about some of the asian- american violence on the rise recently. would you like to speak to the situation? >> sure, it is horrific. it is incumbent upon all of our leaders

i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city was and how we stood together. thank you for standing strong, thank you all so much for your steadfast leadership and advocacy and work in keeping our city together. i'm so honored to represent you as the mayor of what i think is the most incredible city anywhere in the world. so as we reopen, let's get back to work. [applaus

bill, it is about compromise and moderation. if >> the very same filibuster that era to block senator tim scott's bill. then congressman byron wrote in the statement biden is irresponsibly injecting race and the travesty of jim crow to oppose the filibuster. considering he joined segregationist and opposing bussing and eulogize known racists like robert byrd indeed, they called jim crow a dark day on the republic and that's his personal opinion. it's very impactful for him in many black people like him. also today we heard from the press secretary jen psaki and she conceded despite what her boss said yesterday, no, most families crossing the border are not being sent back in the distinction according to the white house is most adults. our being sent back. figures of which there is debate let's just say. >> shannon: kevin, thank you very much and have a great weekend. >> you to come on my friend. >> shannon: a group of 19 senators found when they embarked on a fact-finding mission to the southern quarter demand border. he tweeted out the conversation with indiana senator mike braun amid troubling backdr

including to block senator tim scott's bill on police department 2020, biden's jim crow assertion byron donald wrote in a statement president biden is irresponsibly injecting race and the travesty of jim crow to oppose the filibuster considering a joint segregationists in opposing busing and eulogized nonracist like robert bird. strong comments indeed. he went on to call jim crow dark stain on the republic that in his personal opinion is very impactful for him and many white people like him. we heard from the press secretary jen psaki, she conceded that despite what her boss said yesterday, no, most families crossing the border are not being sent back, the distinction according to the white house is most adults are being sent back, figures with which there is a little bit of the date. >> have a great weekend. a group of 19 republican senators found when they embarked on a fact-finding mission to the southern border. north carolina's tom tillis tweeting a video of his conversation with mike braun amid their troubling backdrop, sadly it is worse than imagined to the point where cvp has be

bill. senator scott worked tirelessly on it. representative stauber, former police officer stauber, on our side worked night and day on it. but democrats wouldn't work with us. wouldn't take any of other amendments. this is partisan -- a partisan, political bill. unfortunately that's why i urge a no vote. with that, we yield back our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i now yield the balance of our time to the gentlelady from california, ms. waters. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york -- excuse me, california, is recognized. the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. waters: madam speaker, i rise in support of the george floyd justice in policing act, which bans police chokeholds, creates a national police misconduct registry, and eliminates qualified immunity among needed provisions. i grieved when first watching george floyd's murder by a cop and i grieve still over the continued loss of so many blacks killed by cop

i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city was and how we stood together. thank you for standing strong, thank you all so much for your steadfast leadership and advocacy and work in keeping our city together. i'm so honored to represent you as the mayor of what i think is the most incredible city anywhere in the world. so as we reopen, let's get back to work. [applaus

idea they say it's dangerous sow ever the lawmaker behind the senate bill says it will prevent overcharging nonviolent criminals. scottce's secret yoon reports. >> that found patient opposes this bill as matter of fact, in our opinion it is a crime in and of itself. california state assembly. bill sb 82 would reduce robberies that do not involve a weapon or to sot with great bodily injury from felony crimes to misdemeanors. >> simply put. >> senator leahy to encourage more robberies to occur in creates a dangerous environment to put all of california in danger. >> this statewide coalition of community leaders law enforcement officials victims rights advocates are sounding the alarm warning of what they say will be an incentive for more crimes be committed if punishment is reduced during virtual press conference. they showed a video of the man being robbed while doing his laundry in san francisco. it's a under the current law. the suspects would be charged with felonies but not under sb 82. >> it's a misdemeanor home that which on this state. there's not. >> national essential when somebody is a victim of a robbery is

bill: oh, goodness. wisely usinging the clock. jim: in no hurry. outside. oh, boy. i tell you what hand io scott drew for this lineup. just can't help. jim: davis with the basket. 49 seconds. bill: no quit in that kid. i think you have to give it. jim: got to do something in a hurry here. bill: yeah. jim: got to foul him. the time is running out. [whistle] bill: a waste of about 10 or 11 1 seconds, i think. there are just so many weapons with baylor. don't you guys agree? you name it, neck shoot it. centers and towards know exactly what they have to do in terms of screening, keeping balls alive. offensive rebound, kickout. grant: everybody understands their role and who they are. amazing these three, dynamic, explosive guards can co-exist and thrive playing with one another. doesn't happen often. jim: flagler at the line. now seven points on the night. bill: i think happiness for this team is winning. i don't think they worry about minutes, who gets the shots, the applaud its, the accolades. grant: it's an experienced play. played some time in college and understand this opportunity for a final four doesn't come often

for march madness but maybe, shep, in time for college football >> can't wait for it thank you, scott >>> bill all about money. everybody knows this is all about money. is this where things change? are we finally there >> yeah. you know, the ncaa's plantation system is about to end to put it is he succinctly but that's what this means, that the plantation system is about to end and when i say that, i know that sounds racially charged, but this plantation is racially neutral. it's got a lot of white athletes, black athletes, female athletes, have all been on this sports plantation while the ncaa has been getting the business side of the ncaa for the last 30, 40 years has been getting away with passing off this highly commercialized football/basketball enterprise, and somehow attached to higher education. but finally the jig is up. even if they happen to lose this case, the ncaa is going to basically suffer the same fate major league baseball suffered when it was sued for basically what became free agency. so, that's what you need to take away is that for the ncaa the hustle is over >> i underst

i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city was and how we stood together. thank you for standing strong, thank you all so much for your steadfast leadership and advocacy and work in keeping our city together. i'm so honored to represent you as the mayor of what i think is the most incredible city anywhere in the world. so as we reopen, let's get back to work. [applaus

times last year and republicans only used it once democrats used it to filibuster senator tim scott reform billut somehow they are trying to get a high ground by trying to convince the media in the country that the filibuster has been around for decades is racist, this is shameless, this is shameless activity on the part of the democrats and fast was incredibly. >> absolutely 110% they totally flipped and democrats are in charge and chuck schumer has a a gavel a whole another set of rules, they want to rewrite history and put a whole new perspective on it but what they promised and what they said they're gonna work withre republicans and literally have not picked up the phone and had a simple meeting with them but to try to use this little process overcoming the filibuster, every single time they go they use the tactic of disaster liberalism, what do they do they try to call you a racist that's the only card that they can play, you are racist because you don't follow her lead. elizabeth: it is pathetic it is not what the u.s. taxpayer deserves in the way of legislative activity or rhetoric, it

this bill is not, despite what rick scott said, a democratic or very partisan bill. it doesn't funnel money to just democrats. it is a bill for the entire country. and it's something that i feel like republicans are having a hard time trying to sell to the rest of the country. that's why a majority of republicans believe that the bill was either the right size or too small. this $1.9 trillion stimulus plan, something that would be unthinkable for most of us on this panel in most of our lifetimes, to see republican voters thinking, $1.9 trillion spent by the government, hmm, that's either just right or not enough. so this is a really seismic shift in how the grand old party thinks about the fiscal health of the united states. it's something they hadn't really caught up with yet. so we see them trying to start these culture wars instead of talking about actual things that are being done to help the american people. it's something that the biden administration is going to be leaning into. it's something the obama administration wishes they had given how confused people

bill that republicans are backing. yet another introduced by freshman republican salazar a favorite of kevin mckathy would provide daca recipients with, quote, immediate legal status and pathway to citizenship. over in florida rick scott bill to give millions here illegally amnesty and work permits. for the people getting those benefits, this is very good news. good for them. but how does it help you and your neighbors as the country that we grew up in teeters on its foundation? no one seems even to be asking that question because nobody cares. tonight we will ask it. joining us first is sager of the hill newspaper we are happy to have him on tonight. sager, thanks for coming on. we have had a system for over a century where people come to work in the ag sector. they don't get citizenship. they don't get voting rights. they don't become americans unless they go through the process that everyone else does. what is the idea that suddenly now we have to give citizenship to people who didn't go through the legal process? >> well, tucker, the idea is exactly what you hit on, which is democrats and republicans have been ignoring this problem and this crisis now for over two decades. the reason why is because both are largel

his nearly 2 trillion dollars covid aid package less than 10% of bill has something to do with covid florida republican senator rick scott says the current bill doesn't have his support i'm not going waste a trillion dollars. it's it's taxpayer money somebodys money targeted bill one item that won't be in the bill that proposed $15 minimum wage increase now declared off limits by the senate rules are supported increasing minimum wage, but clearly cannot be on this reconciliation bill senate democrats aren't giving up entirely and want to try again down the road i would do. >>recommend that we work for another venue right now senate democrats are preparing their version of the bill expected to be completed wednesday, reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>it's a 26. coming up next johnson and johnson vaccines are officially on the way to california we'll take a look at when you could get a shot. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. we have the power