and i do have a question with regard to the bla report. on page 32 of your report, with regard to problem-solving and homelessness prevention programs, it looks like through a grant of $400,000, we were able to help 400 people from becoming homeless, is that correct? >> that refers to the funding that was received to provide flexible grants and those are grants in a number of different things. say your car breaks down and you're at risk of becoming homeless, the department is able to intervene and support individuals. so it's not yet supported but the funding that they have in order to provide flexible grants. and there's some grants given out but they're still ongoing. >> but it does say the departments secure private funding and expects to support 400 individuals with flexible grants. i'm just wondering, there must be data to support the amount of 400 individuals. what i'm getting at, if we can help 400 individuals from becoming homeless with $400,000 and if there's, maybe, 800 people, 1600 people that could benefit from that help and we

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i appreciate the report from the bla earlier this afternoon. our safe people, enforcement and education campaigns, which we heard from our community was emphasis and focus they would like to see in the vision zero program, think about, develop and expand, is one we have funded through one-time grant sources. that is through the active planning transit sources. that is a really difficult way to do work and it's something we continue to do and we'll do work as we have grants in hand. but in order for us to develop and commit do the programs that i think the community is looking for, a sustainable source is needed. and something on the infrastructure side, i think that in the coming weeks, with you sitting at the transportation authority, we're looking to expand how we do our quick build. that is a good teaser for the future. from our safe people perspective, any education or enforcement programs we want to expand or enhance, we have limited existing budget for. and the key to vision zero, it's a partnership. and we're really proud of how much wor

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. >> they are blaing with playing with his brother. >> why he knows the secret to make his sister laugh. >>> police had an old fashioned mystery on their hands. he's a homeless man and a staple in the community. he would have his friend lucy with him all the time. when he went to the restroom, his lucy is was gone. >> who is lucy? >> lucy is a rat? >> he's chris's pet rat. here's the thing. she knew crisp. she had seen him every day and talked to him about it. he said i want my pet back. so she started a social media campaign. people shared it, thousands of people saw the story. >> and the cops got involved. >> it's community policing. very often in certain parts of the world, he was just a guy living on the street and felt the need help him out. >> now you can see his happy reunion.hought lucy has been abandoned andtook her hto caf her. ais gofundme campaign because she wanted a place to live and she went over twice what she was locking for, but the biggest thing for him is that he and his pet rat were un. >> she's very lovable. >> rough seas, inflatable boat, we're riding along with t

a bla brother. white brother. i don't care. i'm getting sick of o tired seeing parents bury them. it needs to end. >> the community grief turned to out rage when they learned the victim tried to get a protective order to keep the neighbor away from him. a judge denied it. >> the judge said there was not enough proof that he was a threat. >> groups have called on her to bepe snded. that should happen immediately. >> the community came together to support justice for tj. gun reform andud jial accountability. so something like this never happens again. >> a young man's life i gone. >> his funeral will be saturday. his mom's faith is keeping her strong. >> cell phone video captures flaps tring through a northern virgpaia artment complex. the quick action are credited or saving lives in this deadly fire. flames broke out at the center ville apartment complex over night. it gted part of the building. crews found a body inside one of the artments. >> the situation could have been worse. when some residents saw the fire they jumped into action. helping the neighbors to safety. >> we don't

procedures, we hear from an aviation expert at eight and we look at tomorrow's front pages with grace blaely we look at tomorrow's front pages with grace blakely and kate andrews. that is all coming up. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up this evening: with more pyrotechnics thrown onto the pitch in the scottish premiership, we take a look at some of the off—field controversies which have been hampering football this year. the old firm fall—out rumbles on. celtic captain scott brown, rangers boss steven gerrard and rangers winger ryan kent amoungst those punished. england manager gareth southgate collects his obe at buckingham palace on the day his side move up to 11th in the world rankings. and supasundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. also coming up in the programme, we speak to the the woman who tonight becomes just the second player in welsh football history to reach 100 international caps. and find out if a former nfl star and gb olympic gold medal winning hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody is going

i grace bla kely and hello and welcome to the papers. i grace blakely and kate andrews. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. starting with the telegraph, which reports the government has discussed the option of holding another referendum, if talks with labour to break the brexit deadlock fail to reach an agreement. the independent has more on the cross—party talks with a warning from the attorney general, geoffrey cox that brexit could be delayed until next year if theresa may and jeremy corbyn fail to make progress in discussions. it's a wash—out in the metro, with a picture of water pouring into the press gallery inside the house of commons, mps were told to leave the chamber and today's proceedings were brought to an early end. the financial times leads on the interim report into last month's ethiopian airlines crash, which killed all 157 people on board. investigators are calling on boeing to carry out a full investigation into the accident. the guardian leads on leaked government plans to hold social media executives "personally liable" if they fail to rem

. >> reporter: an art therapy session as i found can begin as simply as this -- a bla page, colored pastels, and the rest is up to you. >> looking at this ige kind of separated from it now, what emotions come up for you? are theou words that can put to it, or feelings? kindporter: i would say it of seems adrift a bit. idi bardel, director of the art therapy program, finds patients often amazes themsel with how much stress they unlock not with words but throu art.ir >> usually a discuss follows about the art, tell me about this area, it looks interesting, or what might this dark shadow represent. kind of getting into the metaphor of the piece. and once people start talking about the art, they're no longer feelinghat they're talking about themselves. >> reporter: if art therapy is something you want to try, there are practitioners in the d.c. area. and you can work art therapy intoour every day life. just find a few moments to be creative. doodle, paint, or color, and then he a careful look back on what you created. >> being able to express yourself and lose yourself in at arts is a great way

people are currently under arrest this is video of a suspect attained at the science of the seventh blas then the outskirts of the comp of the the sri lankan prime minister has promised those behind the attack will face a stern response. let's just go through the timeline in the first blast occurred just after nine am local time in the capital one church and three luxury hotels were targeted another place of worship that was hit was in the city of ncgub that's around forty kilometers north of the capital a further blast happened on the opposite side of the island a popular tourist destination. and then a seventh explosion within the last number of hours ahead a small hotel close to the capital and then even after the if attack took place on the ice skirts of colombo there are reports it was a suicide bombing which took the lives of three police officers who were conducting a raid on an apartment block in pursuit of the attackers let's go take a look at the aftermath of one of the explosions and we should reiterate up this stage no group has claimed to be behind the attacks no one's claim

took it to the streets across theountry today to protest against president nicolas maduro who they bla destroying the economy. venezuelans have suffered from crippling power outages and widespread shortages of water, food andedicine. opposition leader juan guaido supported by more than0 countries has been insisting maduro and his tegovernment must down. >>> in louisiana the i fb has joined the investigation into a string of fires at historically black churches or the past two weeks. a fire marshal saidt isn't clear yet if the fires at three different churches and the st. landry parish are connected but did call them suspicious. there have been no ileports of injuries. >>>ons across the nation are under risk for severe thunderstorms this ll weekend espec in the south where temperatures are far above normal. wnbc's dave price is here with a forecast. >> good to see you, jose. we have rough weather rolling through sections of texas, louisiana, mississip and arkansas at this hour. and it's going to be a rough night. the ingredients are allre t an unstable atmosphere. cooler a coming in off

the emergency teams that were here just a few days ago they've begun to play out the deadly from the blas as soldiers got the premises with fears of more attacks sunday services have been suspended indefinitely security remains tight especially around mosques and churches nearby businesses have closed their doors. will be monitored the bank employees others. i was. just three days believed they would just go by boat as the search continues for more of those behind the easter sunday attacks this surveillance video has been released it shows one of the bombers entering the kingsbury her tel in the capital colombo carrying a backpack he checks in and goes to his room he would later walk back down and detonated his explosives. the owner of another targeted her tel spoke with another man who would also. be very good to have embedded with me that i didn't mean he came and asked for a room we gave one to him it was just for twenty four hours he gave his identity card and the passport and pretended to be visiting from abroad he had a big bag and a handbag. the government continues to face critici

presentation, but we'll have department answer any more specific questions should you have them and the bla has a report. i'm sorry, president yi. >> members of the committee, supervisor, the proposed amended office, sea revenues totaling $6,149,053 is on page 1 of our report. the professional services in the sheriff's office, overtime in the san francisco p utility's commission and overtime in the fire department. approval of the proposed appropriation if the sheriff's office requires a vote from all supervisors from section 1.99c. in table 2 on page 9 of the report, the sheriff's office has a $4,450,000 surplus in -- sorry, has 4,450,000 in surplus salaries, fringe benefits, capital projects and facility's maintenance due to a staffing deficit, as well as projected excess overtime due to new requirements established by the policing goals, proposition 63 and increase in court ordered electronic monitoring caseload. the department is requesting an additional 450,000 for professional services for an existing contract with leaders. as detailed in table 3 of page 11 of our report, the fire dep

. >> the only thing i would add briefly is they created the bla bla blame dotgov system. but when we see some of these things, it is beyond the bullying frame. it is shifting to things that we have civil rights laws that protect us from. so i think we have to understand what is happening on college campuses, high schools, middle schools, it is a more robust respond that needs to take place the content is not as robust as i think it needs to be. >> we got several questions about articles about law enforcement officers found to be associated with white supremacist movements, can the panel discuss what role congress to play in oversight? and discuss the trend in general? >> i can tell you this is a problem that we see historically in the white nationalist movement. it is a tis temperatureic sh. hate groups have long police officers because they have certain skills, training, and access to weapons that are important in these movements. so it is something we have seen in the past, something that we have seen now. i think there was a recent story about two police officers in vi

the emergency teams that were here just a few days ago they've begun to play out the debris from the blas a soldier has got the premises with fears of more attacks sunday services have been suspended indefinitely security remains tight especially around mosques and churches nearby businesses have closed their doors. to. these three days. go by as the search continues for more of those behind the easter sunday attacks this surveillance video has been released it shows one of the bombers entering the kingsbury hotel in the capital. carrying a backpack he checks in and goes to his room he would back down and detonated his explosives. the owner of another targeted her tel spoke with another man who also later set off a bomb. it's very good three of them are women that are going to be in he came and asked for a room we gave one to him it was just for twenty four hours he gave his identity card and the passport and pretended to be visiting from abroad he had a big bag and a handbag. the government continues to face criticism for failing to prevent the attacks despite warnings weeks before the b

is clear that traditional and enforcement methods have proven inadequate and we have seen from the bla report today that there is no coordinated overall strategy. supervisors, many community leaders and residents strongly recommend the support of the formation of a city task force. to first evaluate the effectiveness of these existing strategies addressing the open-air drug market in the tenderloin, to comprehensionively examinundersy in place. and to surface programmatic solutions. within the framework of the task work, we recommend representation from all roll ret city departments but strong representation and subject matter experts to utilize the five pillars of prevention, treatment enforcement and economic opportunity. and that is adequately resourced by city administration. this is an invitation to partnership. we have never had more committed multi-sector partners and residents ready to work on this. despite what you see in the room right now. this is the opportunity for san francisco to lead in the nations most challenging issues right here this the tenderloin, to have thoughtf

montgomery county fire and rescue saidethe bla on the bed was left on last night.he family ofot four was home at the time. neighbors saw the flames and called 911. firefficials said much is destroyed. >>> we have learned of a possible cause of this high rise fire in kensington, maryland. this was breaking news yesterday. it appeared the flames were related to either a candle and incense or electrical problems. the fire started. no one w hurt and 15 condos were damaged. >>> the wizards will be on the court without their president and general ma >> missing the playoffs this year meant it was time for change. general manager ernie grunfelds fired. they said, we did not meet our statedgels, we have a culture of accountability. >>> 6 oo:51. wles leurn to meteorologist chuck bell. >> it's going to be 17 degrees warmer than yesterday. that's good news. it snowed yesterday,nd of all places, charlotte, north carolina. parts of the north carolina/south carolina border, over an inch of snow. what's our lest inch or more of snow? we've traced snow but for a full inch or more,

mayor bill de blas is now ordering mandatory vaccinations. it's mostly focussed on children in an orthodoxty jewish commu in brooklyn. anyone who refuses to beat vacc for measles could be fined $1,000. last month a suburb with a large outbreak banned allfrhildren public places. >>> a lot of us buy products to keep our faces looking young a healthy. what about the rest of your body? >> news 4 erika gonzalez. >> people often take great care of their face. p th sunscreen, moisturizer on their face and forget to protect theiran nechand. >> it gets nemore noticeable ase age. >> as they get older they notice their face looking their hands and necre getting aged. >> she's treated celebrities like, rebecca romi and brandy glanville. while in town for the american academy of dermatology conference, the doctor stopped by ourec shntudiueo that she says literally turns back the hands of time. >> in the hands we inject an acid filler that we put inips into the back of the hands and we massage it out and had. s the hands not look as skeletonized. >>t's the

it published private emails written bla hil clinton and her campaign staff. >>> vice president mike pence was back b at the southernder for the second time this two months. he was briefed by arizona customs and border protection agentses the vice ent once again lose d on congress to loopholes that he claims are causing a humanitarian crisis. >>> democratic congresswoman ilhan omar is defending herself again after comments she made about 9/11. backla grew after she used the words, quote, some people did something,ib to des the terrorist attacks. omar was speaking to the council on americann islamic relat when was she made the comments last month. some conservatives say her remarks make lig of the attacks. this comes weeks after critics pounced on previous comments described as anti-semitic. last fall, omarecame the first somali americans and one of two muslim women to be elected to congress. >>> a sheriff in louisiana says the 21-year-old man charged in t connection t arsons that destroyed three historic churches is the son of one of his deputies. holden mathews was arrested yesterday. the

and it's quite disgraceful to use the white house this bla blatantly for this opportunity especiallyiven the president's history. i know what he says today and what he said in 2016. if you look before that, the president has no core values when it comes to social issues, especially on abortion. >> so jonathan allen who writes for us put it this way about the base in 2020, "the idea is for his campaign which has gone to ramp up in recent weeks to identify, keep in contact with, and mobilize a new set of pro-trump voters who kipically don't go to the polls. if it works they will fundamentally change the so-called universe of voters, offsetting the loss of suburban republicans at a time when his overall approval ratings remain far below the break-even point." is that possible? >> good luck with that math. face it, when you look at how the president won the 80,000 votes or through states, he won it because hillary clinton didn't get the turnout numbers that barack obama had gotten previously. he doesn't have a lot more people to excite his way. he's not going to be turning out these new

-- so we see that there are -- i don't know what i'm looking at and i want to say this is from the bla. i see there is drug sale convictions down 40% and then i see a filing conviction ratio down 50%. what is the difference between those? a filing conviction, these are the ones that you have filed but you don't get a conviction. but then you have drug sales convictions, aren't those two things the same? don't you have to file it to have a conviction. >> yeah, do you know the answer to that? >> good afternoon. originally when we gave numbers to the budget and legislative analyst, they calculated from cases presented to us to conviction. and we said a more accurate measure. and the measure we use is of the cases that we filed, how many of those resulted in convictions. so i think they wanted to represent both the way they understood the question presented to them and the way that we measure our work. so we measure our conviction rate on the cases that we actually bring a case on. not everything that is brought to us. because many cases are brought to us with incomplete investigation wher

. >> you do tend to agree with bla barr, with the rosenstein defense of barr. >> in terms of the reasonableness of how have quickly the report is coming out. look, we all want to seat report, we do. it's like we're waiting for it. we've been waiting for it for a long time. we want to see the report, but let's keep in mind it's 400 pages. reportedly every page is stamped that it might contain grand jury materials, and so what barr is doing is he's going through the report. he's working with the intel community to vet it for classified info. he's working with mueller and doj officials to vet it for grand jury reports. >> the four-page issue is a summary. >> here's what he said. i didn't intend to do a summary. what i intended to do once word got out that issued a report we were all saying what does it say? is the president a criminal? did he commit crimes, so what barr wanted to do was come out and tell people whether the president committed crimes, and if he just said that, if he said no, no, then we we would have been saying, wait a minute. so i think what he tried to do is put a little bit of

whether it's things like ocean trash where we see animals getting entangled in plastic or ingestic blac plastic. we can start to talk about the solutions people can take to protect the ocean and all these animals. >> we have so much fun. we walk out of here at the end of the day and we are exhausted. >> go home and get a good night's sleep and you're ready to come back next week. you come to the animals and stay for the people. you kind of really do both. >> you can check out abc's brand at localish.com and it is also on facebook and instagram. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. look at what sky 7 the bay. a peruvian tall ship has arrived. just wait until we take you inside. ? another look outside from the pier 39 oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-

. >> seth: that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> this little bla girl. >> seth: so, i want to askyou.us beobviously, you're incredibly accomplished. you have your own show that you write, produce, and star in. and yet when you were 14, anywhere near this? >> no, dang! [ light laughter ] that was really terrible of you to set me up like that. so you accomplished nothing when you we fourteen? no. i didn't accomplish anything when i was 14. but i did. i was writing. i was iting spec scripts for television with my grandma. she would help me with her like apple computer. type these scripts.an she actually taught me the legitimate way to copyright, or legitimate way to copyrighmy scripts, which was to put them in an envelope, and mail them to myself. so i was like, this is the cheat code. so i don't have to pay all this legal, all these legal fees at 12, 13 years old to copyright my scripts. i can just send them to myself. so i was like, my grandmother is brilliant until i grew up, and i then rd that was kind of a lie. it was a flimsy way to copyright.li t laughter ] >> seth: yeah, the

. >> and i watched one with cate bla good. wrote it. >> seth: i did, yeah. >> how do you find time? you know -- it was so good. >> seth: thank you. [ scattered cheers ] >> i'm not -- i'm not really here to compliment you. >> seth: no, no. >> i more want it -- >> seth: i'll shift the focus right back to you as quickly as i can. >> back the otr way, yeah. >> seth: we had a lovely night. my wife and i -- you invited us to dinner at your home with some lovely people. y >>, some lovely comedians. it's fun to get together with -- >> seth: yes. >> your -- not my peers, 'cause- but your peers. you had john mulaney was there. >> seth: yep. uh-huh. >> and paul shaffer was there. >> seth: paul shaffer there. >> marty short -- >> seth: marty short was there. >> was there. and you were a great, great guest. >> seth: oh, thank you. >> was that the first time you'd come over? >> seth: yeah. that was the first time, yeah. >> yeah, the first time. and alexi was a lot of fun. she was tremendous. and i loved -- i so respected the way you ercised

we've seen letters from nancy pelosi and chuck schumerng blas him. specl counsel will testify likely before congress in coming weeks. now congress has to wrestle wi the deits is cigs of how it handles impeachment, specifically democrats. yamiche mentioned mueller went to great lengths to say congress can per miably criminalize certain obstructive conduct by the president that isnother line that's going to be part of the road map i think yamiche mentioned for democrats that we're going to pay a lot of attention to. one other thing, in the last hour, judy, top republicans, thr nuwo democrat in the house and intelligence chair schiff have said they do not think this leads them to move towardac iment. >> woodruff: fascinating. i will talk to congressman jeffries in a moment. ia mix what does the white house say next? >> president trump is feeling good about where the narrativean as it relates to the mueller report. however, white house press secretary kellyanne nway told white house reporters including myself that there should be an investigation of the

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will end sanctions waivers on iranian oil blake burman covering the story at xts bla-- xts blake chinaand china forward let me walk you through time line how we got to this point almost one year ago may 2018, president trump announced that he would be pulling out of the iran nuclear deal at that time, the administration had said there would be a waiver process, to allow for countries to continue to buy iranian oil, since november, 8 different countries have been using that waiver process five of them within last month had specifically been using it that includes turkey china, south korea india japan now waivers announcement getting from secretary of state mike pompeo here, about later this morning, is that those waivers will be going away we don't know exactly the timeline for billing them off, i am told this morning, that president trump along with the secretary of state pompeo made the decision here from president being he was kind of sick of having this hang out there, so he decided to end it. in concert with mike pompeo, a key going forward as i mentioned, india china watching thei

dramatic story because of these 25, they raise specific concerns about some of them possibly being open to bla blackmail, bribery and other undue influences, that could impact decisions they made about america's national security. >> yeah, you may have during the course of an administration one or two of these instances come up in the course of a normal administration where somebody is putt poured for security clearance, the officials come back and say we have problems about it and there is a problem with that one individual. i think the issue is there are 25 here and that's a lot of people put forward by the trump administration. you wonder why is the administration people putting forward people on a regular basis, amid that that they may have -- does that make you look at the process from the president downwards make you think things are being repeated and perhaps not taking things very seriously, the possibility of blackmail or conflict of interest. >> and speaking of patterns that mute raise eyebrows, the list of people ef alija cummings is calling to his committee to gather evidence about

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well bla is that really like? can i do that?d everyone is doing it already to some degree. have a feeding window. start eating at 10:00 a.m. in the morning 8:00 p.m. in the morning. 8 p.m. to 10 a.m. fasting window no. snacks. water, herbal tea and coffee with milk. this is why you can't have calories though. during that fasting period your body needs energy and go somewhere to get the energy. goes into fat stores. threes and three meals every day. every day book laid out for you. exchange meals as you want. for example here is scrambled eggs and religion isies, turkey bacon, whole grain toast and fruit. good all around? >> absolutely. for example we like to have protein. it makes your body digest longer. keeps your blood sugars longer. nice salad with chicken. put fish on it if you don't like to eat meat. tofu for vegetarian. a lot of verng tarren options in the book. what's wrong with a steak? ed: protein again? >> make it a lean steak. instead of white potato we have sweet potato. lower guy see mic index with a sweet potato t