. >> thank you, president brandon. we will open up the queue for anyone on the phone to make public comment on the executive director's report. >> and the conference is in question and answer mode. >> you will be entered into the system in the order that you dial 1,0, and the system will let you know when your line is open and others will wait on you until your line is open. comments are limited to three minutes per person. dial 1, 0, if you wish to make public comment. >> thank you. do we have anyone on the phone? >> i'll open up the line now. >> you have one question remaining. >> hello? >> hello, caller, are you there? >> can you hear me now? >> i can hear you now. >> i am sorry, i had my mute button off. and calling on you (indiscernible) a distributor from fox. and i appreciate the fact that the farmers' market is so important for the people of san francisco to get their food from at this point and i know that there's tons of food shortages everywhere. and we're catching a little bit of fish. we're not really catc

this is brandon crawford, pleasanton native, foothills high school, giants shortstop.on crawford, pleasanton native, foothills high school, one time giant. little leaguer. >> we have met in passing in high school, i was a freshman when he was a senior, he was a little more popular than i was. [ laughter ]. >> recently, this crawford, a bartender at sunshine saloon sports bar got to some interesting fan mail. >> it got sent to my parents house, i haven't lived there in a long time. dear mr. brandon crawford, thank you for taking some time to read this letter. >> it was from a man in illinois who somehow tracked down the bartender, not the ballplayer to sign and return his enclosed card. what are the odds? >> astronomical, it's got to be. >> had we scored? fan error? bartender brandon says, know. >> we have family friends that that have family friends of theirs, actually the other brandon crawford, we are going to try to reach out and get this card signed, i would like to sign my own personal signature on one of my little e- cards, we want to get that in the mail and get

. >> thank you, president brandon. at this time we will open up the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on item 10a. >> your conference is now in question-and-answer mode. to summon each question press 1, and then 0. >> you will be entered into the system in the order that you dial 1, 0. the system will let you know with your line is open. and others will wait on you until their line is open. comments are limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open and please dial 1,0 if you wish to make public comment. >> thank you, geneca. do we have anyone on the phone? >> president brandon, we do have a caller on the line. >> thank you. open the line. >> you have one question remaining. >> hi, this is susan, a san francisco resident. thank you so much for updating the public on the san francisco waterfront flood resilience study and for including earthquake response in the study. i appreciate you considering including nature-based measures for tidal rise and sea level rise mitigation s

press 1-0. >> president brandon, wish item are you on? >> we're on the executive director's' report. >> you referenced insurance and could you elaborate on whose policy it is and is it the port's? are we partially self-insured? is it an insurance policy under the leases? do the tenants have an place to obtain their own insurance for their business component of their operations so we can have an understanding of the insurance that will be available for recovery? >> certainly, commissioner. so the port is insured. our property is insured and we have been working with the city's risk manager to begin what will likely be a lengthy claims' process with the goal, ultimately, of rebuilding this facility. so we're in the process of gathering information. but the port itself is absolutely going to pursue a claim with our insurer for this building. >> would you mind, and maybe this will be helpful for the full commission, if we could identify each tenant that was affected and whether the port has or has not received a certificate of insurance in ac

i ran into brandon crawford this week in his hometown of pleasanton. but there's more to this than you might think. >> reporter: this is brandon crawford, pleasanton native, foothill high school, giant shortstop. and this is brandon crawford, pleasanton native, foothill high school, one-time giant -- little leaguer. >> we have met in passing in high school. i was a freshman in high school when he was a senior. he was a little more popular than i was. >> reporter: recently this crawford a bartender at sunshine saloon sports bar in pleasanton, got some interesting fan mail. >> it actually got sent to my parent's house. i haven't lived at that address in a long time. dear mr. brandon crawford, thank you for taking time to read this letter. >> reporter: it was from a man in illinois who somehow tracked down the bartender, not the ball player, to sign and return his enclosed card. >> what are the odds? >> astronomical, it's got to be. >> reporter: how do we score it? fan error? bartender brandon says, no. >> we have family friends that have family friends o

. >> thank you, president brandon.ll open up the queue for anyone on the phone to make public comment on the executive director's report. >> and the conference is in question and answer mode. >> you will be entered into the system in the order that you dial 1,0, and the system will let you know when your line is open and others will wait on you until your line is open. comments are limited to three minutes per person. dial 1, 0, if you wish to make public comment. >> thank you. do we have anyone on the phone? >> i'll open up the line now. >> you have one question remaining. >> hello? >> hello, caller, are you there? >> can you hear me now? >> i can hear you now. >> i am sorry, i had my mute button off. and calling on you (indiscernible) a distributor from fox. and i appreciate the fact that the farmers' market is so important for the people of san francisco to get their food from at this point and i know that there's tons of food shortages everywhere. and we're catching a little bit of fish. we're not really catching a

a story about my son brandon and that the power of addiction and how dangerous it is. and. maybe. save somebody's life. i think i got a chance to shake almost everybody saying when you came in i was trying to figure out what sport you are it's hard to guess every sport from your you know your size but thank you guys for coming so let me introduce you to my co speakers and this is brandon. and ran is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son also when i had more hair. as a cute little kid. his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. he ended up playing on a national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble and the drug that brought him down was an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that that's crazy. i never told him about addiction i never warned him. and so now i i have survivor guil

so let me introduce you to my co speakers and this is brandon. and ran is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son also when i had more hair. was a cute little kid brand his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. and he ended up playing on the national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble in the drug that brought him down. and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that that's crazy. i never told him about addiction i never warned him. and so now i have survivor guilt now but i'm living with it so i started a foundation called fighting addiction through education because i think education is the key to this problem when i tell this story of schools it gets so quiet you could hear a pin drop. then they're not really interested in me they're interested in brand

>> brandon: yeah. and so i said, "well, right now we have a public safety concern." >> whitaker: you thought that the a.t.f. should reclassify these kits as firearms? >> brandon: yes, as the head of the agency at the time, i said, "i'm going to do everything i can for public safety with my team." if you wanted to buy a kit and make your own gun, it's just going to have a serial number on it. >> whitaker: thomas brandon retired last spring before any action was taken. we asked the bureau of alcohol tobacco, firearms and explosives if there was any follow-up on brandon's plans, and were told, "a.t.f. routinely reviews our practices, procedures, and determinations; however, it would be inappropriate to comment on internal discussions." thomas chittum says the a.t.f. nobo wants to h?ing it can. >> chittum: well, gun law's one of the most divisive topics in america. and a.t.f. sometimes finds itself in the middle. >> whitaker: as for saugus, it was the first high school mass shooting with a ghost gun. bryan

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've

other brandon crawford. we're going to try to get this card signed to him. i'd like to sign on my little league cards and we want to get that in the mail and get that sent back to him. i think he would really appreciate the effort that got put into get all this done. >> yeah, we all tie this up in a nice little bow if the giants brandon crawford gets the card, signs it, and returns it to the fan. beau cofield who has no idea this happened. >> they all should get a drink. >>> coming up in our next half hour as california takes more steps toward normal, could the upcoming holiday weekend give us a violent shove backward? >>> plus, a major u.s. airline may be considering a policy change the could once again pack passengers on to its planes. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi demands pay back after one of san francisco's biggest corporate landlords took millions in federal relief money. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool o

commissioner brandon, that caller has left the line. at this time, we have no further callers on the line wishing to make public comment. >> thank you. we will now close public comment. >> chairman: excuse me, we do have a few coming in now. would you like to take the callers? >> yes, please. >> chairman: one moment. the line is now open. >> how many callers do we have on the line? >> chairman: we have four callers on the line. and there is one caller open. can we check if their phone line is bridged? >> it sounds like the two are not connected. please stand by and i will try to reconnect the public comment line to this meeting. >> sounds like it works. kevin, do you need any further testing on my side? >> no. it sounds like it is bridged over now. >> chairman: okay. there is a number dialed into the cue. last four digits, 1169, is that a test number or not? >> why don't we open up for public comment, please? >> chairman: okay. i'll do that. i'll take that first question. it looks like there are three callers in the cue at this time. i'

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely,

brandon: i think it was political. think i was probably finding too much black lung disesease n their state workers comp claims, and they wanted me to stop reading them. reporter: the new law is likely to reduce the number of patients who receive a diagnosis. and it will make it harder for them to get compensation on insurance claims or the federal benefits they would be entitled to. linda adams's husband died of black lung five years ago. the diagnosis was never in doubt. but their insurance company is refusing to pay their claim, playing for time before the courts. linda: and he said it's not fair. he told me, he said "no matter what you do, don't give up on blblack lung." but that's why he wanted that done, because he had all this other evidence, and with all ththis other evidence, they're still denying the claim. and then the autopsy report comes back. they said, "their doctor looked at it and this doctor was crazy." this girl's dad up here, this guy that used to live there in this next trailerette, he had black lu

press 1-0. >> president brandon, wish item are you on? >> we're on the executive director's' report. >> you referenced insurance and could you elaborate on whose policy it is and is it the port's? are we partially self-insured? is it an insurance policy under the leases? do the tenants have an place to obtain their own insurance for their business component of their operations so we can have an understanding of the insurance that will be available for recovery? >> certainly, commissioner. so the port is insured. our property is insured and we have been working with the city's risk manager to begin what will likely be a lengthy claims' process with the goal, ultimately, of rebuilding this facility. so we're in the process of gathering information. but the port itself is absolutely going to pursue a claim with our insurer for this building. >> would you mind, and maybe this will be helpful for the full commission, if we could identify each tenant that was affected and whether the port has or has not received a certificate of insurance in ac

we are talking to brandon, first of all, brandon i want your thought process. assuming you're not someone who goes out to break the law very often. you must have been in a terrible financial situation. so what were your conversations you were having with people, before you decided, i will do this, reopen, even though they're telling me not to? >> yeah. good question. you're absolutely right. you know, i applied for every type of economic relief, loan, that was available. and obviously, myself and a lot of other small businesses pretty much got the dear john letter, there was no funds left. having our governor continuing this extension, i kind of crunched some numbers and decided to open up on the 1st of may, kind of as a last-ditch effort before ultimately i would go bankrupt. connell: so it was either that or go under and you chose to give it a shot even though with the state saying no, no, it is not time or safe yet, correct me if i'm wrong, we reached out to local authorities, we have not heard back, that they would fine businesses $1000 a day. have you hear

and if you ask brandon, owner and head chef at mr. jiu's, a michelin-rated restaurants, his place is pretty much empty. >> before we closed, we had about 55 employees here. as of now, there's about six of us. >> reporter: brandon furloughed a small fraction of the 33,000 employees in san francisco temporarily laid off since march 1st. >> it's hard. it's been hard. >> reporter: abc 7 analyzed data from hiring web site monster.com. it shows how trends changed this april compared to last april. so far, the biggest decrease in new jobs across the state is in the accommodation and food services industry. with an 81% loss. arts and entertainment come second. down 67%. and educational services, like teaching and administration positions, come third, falling 62%. the only bright spot across the state is right here in the bay area. san francisco reports a 10% increase in new jobs. >> and believe it or not some employers are hiring. >> reporter: we sat down with chris, the director of nova, one of the largest work force associations in the bay

. >> brandon, let me go to you, attorney krump.'ve been in many of these cases and championed them and here we are again planning a funeral that you and i will handle in minnesota and houston and north carolina. is there a legal basis for murder one? you were saying they had to go murder three. you heard one of the family members say the family wants murder one. give me the legal rationale. >> absolutely, reverend al. the legal basis is right there in black and white. when we watched that video, number one, but also, reverend al, it was revealed, as we predicted that they have body camera videos that had audio and now know that one of the police officers said during this horrific ordeal that he doesn't have a pulse and maybe we should turn him on his side. well, derek chauvin, who had his knee on his neck said, no, we'll keep him in this position. and that with so many other reasons is why this should be first degree murder because that was intent there, reverend al. that was ill will and malice aforethought. a person was told by a

it is my sweet spot but i want to at least make a quick comment on brandon's comment and barbara's commentsfirst. no, i think, brendan is right on the ipa on the bicycle chemical compound but there is nothing unique about those businesses being in china rather then they are slightly more cost-effective. i think americans and i think europeans going forward will be willing to pay a couple cents more if we can bring that domestic production back and i thank you will find huge bipartisan support going forward. i can't protect everything in the politics but i can assure you they will be on all these areas a real move to bring this manufacturing back to america and i think siemens is a great company and were proud of that and you have a great presence in virginia and i think the ventilators is one example but i think the administration's response on ppe has been a complete disaster and the fact that we have seen states bidding against states, hospitals and bidding against hospital systems and totally inefficient market when we tried to source activity and as opposed to having purchasing power of

and if you ask brandon, owner and head chef at mr. jiu's, a michelin rated restaurant, his staffing charts are also pretty much empty. >> we have -- before we closed, we had about 55 employees here. as of now, there is about six of us. >> brandon furloughed a small fraction of the 33,000 employees in san francisco temporarily laid off since march 1. >> it's hard.'s hard. >> abc7 analyzed data from monster.com. it showed how trends changed this april compared to last april. so far the biggest decrease in new jobs across the state is in the accommodation and food service industry, with an 81% loss. arts and entertainment comes second, down 67%. and educational services like teaching and administration positions come third, falling 62%. the only bright spot across the state is right here in the bay area. san francisco reports a 10% increase in new jobs. >> and believe it or not, some employers are hiring. >> we sat down with chris stayedleman. she is the director of nova, one of the largest work organizations in the bay area. her team he

brandon. >> caller: jim, booyah >> booyah, brandon what's going on? >> caller: hey, so my question is about lamar stock what your thoughts are for holding long term. do you think -- >> no, long term that advertising is going away. i want very much to recommend the stock of facebook for people who want advertising because they're also supporting small business and they have hundreds of thousands of them, believe me while they're helping them for free, it's going to be a major game changer in earnings once these companies get their sites rolling. i know the averages declined the action is still upbeat about the economy, the future economy. remember the pain on main is not on wall street on "mad money" tonight with millions of people watching stuck indoors amid the covid-19 paernd, video games are more popular than ever. why is the stock like tarik two declining today? let's talk to the c.e.o. i have an exclusive with the c.e.o. of target find out how the retailer really faired in the first quarter. forget the way the stock is acting palo alto is in the

disorder and the effects in 19 so also all the brandon is supported by many vessels and there are instead big residents just refusing the brain also or have these changes in the wallets whole in the serious in fact it all went by this clots just sarah shocks in the brain and so this is then the clue cosign of the fish i mentioned at the start that you treated the fest coronavirus patients here in germany has your understanding of disease drastically changed since then to the point why you would perhaps treat them differently yeah in the beginning we just thought it's just as far as infection like the flu. meanwhile we have room during the last week it's. and also will you know months in germany. to make sure what's covered 90 in is the coming to hyperinflation so this kind of inflammation as a secondary event id card 90 in so this. is sites you know apply in temperate and. there are literally patients all social drop spro offering this inflammation. like this and i assume this research is a very complicated word it's a it's an antibody it's quote seeded so much this and the border for exa

i was with brandon, his nephew. brandon was like a son to george. george was like a father to brandon. and we've made a commitment to this family for justice. i want the attorney general, the u.s. attorney general and the assistant attorney general in minneapolis to stop being a puppet of local authorities. they need to do a deep dive and begin to bring charges that would arrest the other three. omission is a crime. when you watch a crime and you do not do anything about it, you are as well an offender. those individuals should be arrested. this should be a question of whether or not first-degree murder is appropriate and the u.s. attorney should be engaged, the fbi should be engaged. this should not take this long. if you remember, joy, more than 25 years ago, those who beat rodney king savagely were acquitted. what happened? all of the ills and the sins of that community came out and people looted and rioted because there was pain and there was no help. so, h.r. hoye, the concept of reparations deals with the systemic change that needs to come abo

president and ceo of c means usa, thank you both for helping us understand and i'm sure that as i said to brandon yesterday this whole notion of supply chains and production it used to be one that made the eyes glaze over a couple of months ago but now it's exciting. thank you both for joining me today. >> maryland senator ben cardin talked about the rollout of the cares act saint the house and senate are both considering an extension of the eight week time frame for dispersing loans as part of the paycheck protection program. >> my first guest is democratic senator ben cardin, ringing member of the senate small business and entrepreneurship committee. our conversation will focus on a singular question, what should america social with workers and businesses be? senator, great to see it. i know you have had a busy day. let me just start, we had secretary mnuchin on this morning and we asked him about the ppp, small businesses and having oversight into how it is working. he said look, we will get to that discussion later and there is proprietary information that is involved but he gave no headway i

i mean number one, is this flynn prosecutor, brandon van grack -- is he quitting just this case, or is it possible he's quitting the justice department entirely? if he is quitting the justice department entirely, would that free him up to explain to the american public what happened here in terms of the attorney general and upper levels of the justice department wading in to a criminal prosecution to pursue an outcome that the president favored and had publicly advocated for? could he talk about that if he is in fact leaving the justice department? second, this decision by the government to drop the case came in the form of a request to the judge who is overseeing flynn's case. must the judge in this case -- i mean, again, same judge who twice accepted michael flynn's guilty pleas. i mean must the judge now agree to toss the case because the justice department is saying they want to? can the judge refuse to do that? does he have that option? third, does it matter that mike flynn admitted to other crimes as part of his guilty plea? for example, in addition to lying to federal agents abo

[applause] brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogsre living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find

from edith inhear brandon florida -- brandon, florida. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. number two, as my husband works for a company that works for nonprofits, and his company is a nonprofit as well. i believe everybody who works in free clinics and nonprofit organizations like his are heroes that are kind of unsung. no one knows about them or ever hears about them, but they do a lot. they really should be acknowledged like people who work in the hospitals and stuff. i wondered if you might've felt the same way. guest: i think you so much for that comment and complement. i will make sure all of my members know you said that today. i absolutely agree. i will say, unfortunately, at this point in time, free and charitable clinic are america's best health care secret and we should not be. the work our clinics are providing on a daily basis, many times, at their own cost. -- cost, is amazing. i would say it is the best of our country. i jokingly say to our clinics that i have a job in washington, d.c. that my 92 grandma -- 92-year-old grandma could be proud of and i thank th

brandon: oh, easy, easy. it's okay, hey.medical aggression is very common with an animal after they've had a surgery. question is what do i do?

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