levar burton started when we did a pilot that can tan you'd to promote literacy.ost is very important and good literature books in one of my favorite books was on theh showta to you is important to motivate a child. then we talked about beyond literature. we also did field trips going where television can go where people sometimes don't go. gayle mentioned words are the names we give experiences. so we wanted to give children an experience. the kids book review was part of the format originally. i had it up as the celebrity giving day book review and i'm thinking people talk about. it. i tell you about it and i do read it and i tell you about it and you go read it. i thought let's have kids get the book reviews and that became a nice surprise to us and to how effective that was. and let's go to library and let's showcasees the library is more than just going in. they dos crafts fair and they o summer programs in all kinds of things. those are five of the elements that i felt wet should do and fortunatelydu we were able to embellish on that. what was it about lavar

so what was it about levar burton that made this program so successful? i tell you what, we we got a grant. we went to kellogg's and corporation public broadcasting to do a pilot, got a grant, and we did we did a program, healing masters meet you at the airport. and this was a test we were able to get a group called ramsey research to do a test and corporation for public broadcasting wanted i think this before we could even get more money. that's my thoughts and the tests are well done. well done test by this ramsey research and they found out you know, he was sincere. they did a lot of surveying just like sesame street and electric company did. they watched children as they watched the programs and actually the think the programs kind of peaked when levar burton was on was on the set. there were other elements of the program in the pilot. i'm just talking about the pilot. he's an advisor. meet you at the airport. that did not work. and not work as well. and they they found that he was a sincere person. and you know, he's young, black, male appeal to a lo

newsreel battalion five the the prison system chief battalion five the assistant chief this is chief burton. go ahead. i think we've received all canyon area fires, jumped the highway in broad beach and taken to big houses. chief anderson says on the station. go ahead, harvey. and i can't get too hot. oh, god, i have ten patrols working around the houses right away. okay. if if you hear that. yeah, america. owes us condado canyon will be next. no doubt about it. ask the sheriff's office to evacuate esposito canyon, by the way, captain. so, greg, of the sheriff's squadron has a boat on on his helicopter. he uses it to untangle traffic jams this morning. it is used for another purpose as he flies low, slow. esposito captain, there's a fabulous car. sheriff's office after lido canyon is in fire and danger. earthman were in the canyon are ordered evacuate immediately. the fire was shaped with the best as they had in two wars. a mobile canteen for the salvation army will get close to fire at the webster school, malibu canyon road. the red cross set them on the evacuation center. and as the refug

we'll kick off the show to the best ali mccartney and elizabeth burton on deck and they're helping the slam stocks and breaking down the real message of the bond market and gary says that matter as lot more than powell. plus, for years i've been pounding the table on enseemingly practice -- unseemingly practice of insider trading but a ban could be in sight and america seizing the panama canal. all that ask so much more on making money. for about a year, you heard only about the rotation trade and maybe we're rolling over. think about this, the fair index that green need and will it's started moving in the wrong direction a week ago and i was thinking maybe it was more like extreme caution but as you see, we're getting a lot closer to extreme fear and this time it probably is a really good reflection of how some are starting to feel but good news going for the area and sooner and stronger and i think it will bounce back. part-time are anxious about all this and emotions and they're in line with the sharp directional change of the market. think about this, in the blink of an eye, indust

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and i will tell you that president burton really liked the idea of, of cutting way back or nuclear. and i think the rest of the world, we would have gotten them to follow. and china would have come along to china also liked it. a tremendous amounts of money and being spent or nuclear. and the destructive capability is something that we're unable to talk about today. cuz you don't want to hear it's too depressing. so we want to see if we could de no killer eyes. and i think that's very possible and i can tell you that president button wanted to do it. he and i wanted to do it. uh, we had uh, a good conversation with china. they would have been involved. and that would have been an unbelievable thing for the planet. there's a president on your back here in doubles next year. what will there be then? a peace agreement with your crime and rush out by them. what are you going to have to ask russia? your grade is ready to, to make a deal. just so you understand this where they should have never started. if i were president did, would never have started. this is a war that should have neve

. >> last year i caught up with austin burton as he was posting his journey on tiktok. >> it's not because i have a drinking problem by any means. i just have a problem with what comes with drinking. >> my recovery is off, sleep's off, and just my mental game is a little slower than usual, and so i just wanted to take a break from it all. it wasn't necessarily like, okay, i'm going 100% sober, but let's just see what happens when i can take a break and do something for myself. my own decision. and i haven't really looked back since. >> he had decided to stop drinking months earlier, but used dry january to keep that momentum going. and austin isn't alone. in fact, 28% of college aged adults are going booze free entirely. >> i just want to keep going and see where this where this takes me. i had no idea there were so many people doing it. it's a movement. it's something. and people are are really into it because of that. >> our thanks there to will ganzer. so many benefits of dry january including improved sleep, more energy, weight loss, lower blood pressure. there's where's the drawback?

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. >> last year i caught up with austin burton as he was posting his journey on tiktok. >> it's not becausedrinking problem by any means. i just have a problem with what comes with drinking. my recovery is off, sleep's off and just my mental game is a little slower than usual. and so i just wanted to take a break from it all. it wasn't necessarily like, okay, i'm going 100% sober, but let's just see what happens when i can take a break and do something for myself. my own decision. and i haven't really looked back since. >> he had decided to stop drinking months earlier, but used dry january to keep that momentum going. and austin isn't alone. in fact, 28% of college aged adults are going booze free entirely. >> i just want to keep going and see where this where this takes me. i had no idea there were so many people doing it. it's a movement. it's something. and people are are really into it because of that. >> our thanks to will when we come back, two years after nearly losing his life in a catastrophic accident, jeremy renner celebrates his second renner celebrates his second rebirth day.

. >> justin burton worked five years in oakland city hall.e was director of communications for mayor libby schaff, the predecessor to recalled mayor shengtao. on friday, tao pled not guilty to six counts related to bribery, conspiracy and mail and wire fraud. tao's lawyer spoke after friday's hearing, calling the government's case weak. >> the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe when the evidence is revealed, will show that my client has committed no crimes. >> one of the allegations unsealed friday is that, quote, once in office, tao took steps to carry out her end of the corrupt arrangement, including using her influence to help appoint a high level city of oakland official. the indictment states that city official was to be approved by david and andy duong. there, a father and son of a high profile family in oakland, which has contracts with the city for its recycling program. >> the wong's have been known entities in oakland politics for more than a decade, and the concerns about them have been well

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. >> burton says lee's popularity during a quarter century in congress is clearly to her advantage. but he says former congressman ron de limbs term as mayor was not successful and that could prove problematic for barbara prove problematic for barbara lee does decide to run going to have to run against the ghost of ron develops. >> if lauren taylor runs, he can say, hey, i'm not somebody coming in from washington, d.c., who's barely been in the district to 78 years old, who's at the end of their career and just wants to provide a little bit of hope to people. lauren taylor could run against that effectively and make it a real fight. for now, oakland's interim mayor is kevin jenkins monday. the oakland city council selected him as council president. and as such, you will serve as interim mayor until a special election is held on april. 15th. >> we want to get back to a place where we're doing our basic services. well, where we're giving our unsheltered folks housed. fill in potholes where our fire stations are open. i'm sure that we will work together, get this figured out and make s

the conclusion of the civil, which had divided the serbian people and built away descendants mirror burton to this day or the for that or somebody to be dealt that the costa of the did plus the net to full. and so they can get all plus for the men. this goes on the miss that the that but i'm off this grease in the system . i have mistaken know for a fight of the, for the home. go to the the analysis the spoke upon, not in order to induce mr. that associates they could have done all of them. this was 10 book good and none of the big at all was the one that had divided the for the whole desk of the or, or i don't they all you them at the book the all the well meaning this them is so the moody and then the homes and then those the victims suffer not only because they were serbs, but also because they shared a common enemy. the german occupier and their collaborators, the occupiers united them during the war, throwing them into the same prisons, camps, and ultimately graves, without asking whether they prayed to god, pledged the legions to young king peter too, or belong to the partisans and t

>> burton says lee's popularity during a quarter century in congress is clearly to her advantage. but he says some may compared to former oakland congressman ron de limbs whose term as mayor was not so successful when bron deland's came back from congress and ran for mayor. >> he left oaklanders feeling a little bit like he didn't get the job. he wasn't there every day. he wasn't knee deep into the work. he wasn't outside every day meeting with constituents. he didn't seem to have the energy and the desire to lead as a mayor. >> for now, oakland's interim mayor is kevin jenkins monday. the oakland city council selected him as council president and as such he will serve as interim mayor until a special election is held on april. 15th. >> we want to get back to a place where we're doing our basic services. well, where we're giving our unsheltered folks housed. we'll fill in potholes where our fire stations are open. i'm sure that we will work together, get this figured out and make sure that we get the budget figured out and make sure that we provide a smooth transition for the next

elisa rodriguez and allen burton's live less than a mile from station. 25 concerned that their neighborhood will be dealing with a longer response time from firefighters disaster ever strikes. think getting through the city. >> for anyone, even a fire truck is going to take time. and this is obviously lengthening that time and the damage that will be done. the oakland fires in 1991, killed. 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the most recent blaze in october burned multiple homes and forced evacuations in oakland hills. 2 examples of why residents have started a petition to reopen station. 25 28 and engine 10 that closed 2 years ago. and the grand lake neighborhood, the change dot org petition is gaining traction as multiple fires in la have destroyed more than 12,000 homes, especially considering that the orientation of the oakland hills is exactly the same as some of those areas and >> los angeles, you know what, really tight line the streets with houses built and just into the hillsides, limited access flyers for the petition to reopen the oakland fire stations have been posted a

for example, in 2019 dawn burton wife, her job, a senior innovation advisor to the director of the f. b, i to become senior director of the strategy and alterations for legal public policy trust and safety asked with sir untiring walsh went straight from it. naturally. i after 21 years of the agency to become the director of corporate resilience, sports business. and they are just the tip of the iceberg. insured switzer doesn't just work with the gas. the high, it's phone departments are swarming with space. so there's wide latitude that's given to the social media companies when they are choosing who the band who to suspend, who to cancel it. a very draconian elimination of any speech which may have been seen as disturbing or emotionally on settling or in some kind of way. creating conflict with on your secret store. so suddenly me shoot you i me a feasible clue started um commuter, uh it'll coord y'all. can you both monitor the? yeah. so from do, you would you use to level of bulk us so you, you will know star wars congress or from your facebook likes or your instagram pictures this

knocks it away in the end in transition back to allan burton, who knocks down the 3 he had 25 points and 10 assists pacers up by 6 and then off the halliburton, out on the break, drive-thru everyone goes in for the 2 handed pacers up by 5 at the break. what the warriors tried. but it was just too much to overcome. i think tonight, 3rd quarter pascal a mismatch on new owners. the 4th powers in for the dunk he had 25 11 rebounds 4th quarter. now, dennis schroder gets swatted by thomas bryant pacers. throw ahead. come the exclamation point dubs kept it close for a lot of the game, but they end up falling 108 to 96. meanwhile, the san jose sharks on the road as well tonight hoping to find their winning ways in utah where they won their last meeting overtime against the team without a name. the utah hockey club shark certainly didn't waste any time getting on the board. less them a minute off the faceoff. mikhail granlund shot is saved. but there's fabian settle in to put on the rebound his 12th of the year. and it's one nothing. san jose. same score. second period. utah's nick schmaltz,

elisa rodriguez and allen burton's live less than a mile from station. 25 concerned that their neighborhood will be dealing with a longer response time from firefighters. disaster ever strikes open country here directly opposite. >> on the other side of the highway. and ryan, here's you probably see in this neighborhood. there's a lot of vegetation that could easily these events have happened before the oakland fires in 1991 killed. 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the most recent blaze in october burned multiple homes and forced evacuations in oakland hills. 2 examples of why residents have started a petition to reopen station. 25 28. >> and engine 10 that closed 2 years ago. and the grand lake neighborhood, the change dot org petition is gaining traction as multiple fires in la have destroyed more than 12,000 homes, especially considering that the orientation of the oakland hills is exactly the same as some of those areas and >> los angeles, you know what, really tight line the streets with houses dalton, just into the hillsides, limited access flyers for the petition to reopen

burton wife, her job senior innovation advisor to the director of the f. b. i to become senior director of strategy and alterations for legal public policy trust and safety asked with sir. terry walsh went straight from the naturally i, after 21 years of the agencies to become the director of corporate resilience sports basis. and they are just the tip of the iceberg insured twitter. it doesn't just work with the next day. and i, it's bone departments are swarming with spooks. there's wide latitude that's given to the social media companies when they are choosing who the band who to spend 2 to cancel at a very draconian elimination of any speech which may have been seen as disturbing or emotionally on settling or in some kind of way. creating conflict with on your secret store. so suddenly me shoot you, i me a feasible crew. start that on the computer it will go. i just need to plan on for the yeah. so from do you, would you use to level bulk of, say, new a new star wars congress or from your facebook likes or your instagram pictures this we all pose. they re

administraciÓn del presidente joe biden emitiÓ ademÁs una exenciÓn del tÍtulo tres de la ley helms-burtons afirmÓ bajo juramento que no anticipaba cambios en las relaciones internacionales entre estados unidos y cuba. ahora, congresistas cubanoamericanos esperan que trump vuelva a tomar cartas en el asunto. >> escuchemos todo esto. >> el presidente trump lo va a poder revertir gracias al electorado, gracias al presidente trump. asÍ que esto es solamente una cosa momentÁnea. >> bien, recordemos que en el aÑo 2016 el entonces presidente barack obama eliminÓ a cuba de la lista de estados unidos o de estados patrocinadores del terrorismo, en la cual aparece junto a paÍses como corea del norte, irÁn y siria. cinco aÑos despuÉs, el presidente electo, donald trump, volviÓ a incluir a cuba en esa lista. >> bien, esta es una noticia en desarrollo. muchas gracias. betsy vadell mire, si trump hubiera, no hubiera ganado. entonces podrÍa haber sido condenado por obstruir los resultados de las elecciones de 2020. al menos eso es lo que asegura el fiscal especial jack (mom) fui a verizon y cambié nuestr

middle school and burton high school. the letter says the students safe and the district has been this report, we have not heard back. >> president donald trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship is on hold. a federal judge has issued the temporary restraining order saying, quote, taking citizenship from those born here to undocumented parents of violates the constitution. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> a federal judge in seattle is temporarily blocked president trump's executive order seeking to redefine birthright citizenship for right? it's a big one. the order the president signed would take away u.s. citizenship from those born here. if neither of their parents are u.s. citizens. the judge, an appointee of ronald reagan, said the order clearly violated the 14th amendment. this is step one. >> but to hear the judge from the bench say in his 40 years as a judge, he has never seen something so blatantly unconstitutional sets the tone for the seriousness of this effort. >> those who run la raza community

burton qualified for the $32.00 team club, woke up, which kicks off in june. first they it's working pump. i think it's, it's use less. it doesn't help if you have, you have no summer break. i don't know what that means, but some players will play the bug top or whatever, or euro's and call them every time i've ever in the last year. and it blinks were this summer when settlement is well with the pores when of all the time because you have to play the whole summer through the end of the league. stuff again. yes. and all a lot of injuries in, in, in, in, in europe and football again, the most andrews, all these kind of things to be at one point you have to have to reduce the amount of games of the job which has now played in more tennis grandson matches than anyone in history as he reached the 3rd round of the australian open, i guess 1st round match the 10 times a winter in melbourne did have it all his own way. losing a set against jamie freya, eventually prevailed in $0.04. and what was his $400.00 and 30th grand slam nod? she goes one step closer to becomin

temperatures full tenths full day, have full sa saturday to be moved in doors at the capitol hill burton. this is the 1st time that's happened since bought a rake as an organization in 1985. well, during this 1st, donald trump had a fault relationship with mexico, a result of border security concerns of the flow of illegal drugs in the us, us. well, even before his 2nd time has begun to engines, a high with the risk of a trade will don't hold the depaul stuff instead of level one, it makes cuz largest agricultural production areas to mount. so he's just really putting in mexico ready to head to the us. but it could be that then, you know, suspicious time. if data on the incoming president trump threatened terrace of 25 percent of the countries, goods, if it doesn't still tend to move migrants crossing to the states. one that's huge. from that skype, about 80 percent of the textbooks go to the us in the lowest state where we are now exports moving a $1000000000.00 worth of to monetize to the us every year. so it produces here, definitely worried. what would be impact fee of a 25 percent p

burton. but the other thing i have to say in response to the last time was comments was that a lot of trump support is in fact, trump himself said that no more started on on his watch perhaps. but we have to also remind himself ourselves that it was mr. trump. that after the reluctance of mr. obama to move after clement was take a was mr. trump, who, you know, approved a lot of sanctions on rock. china is also mr. trump, who approved the use of those javelin muscles, which made a very, very big difference for ukraine at the start. so he is very, very vested in those, but again, i go back to what i said earlier. i think the, the sentiment now is to concentrate on his own battles domestically and not, you know, not requires you to get out of state as to intervene and a lot of other conflicts and like i gave them more. all right, so stephen, if that is true, and i think you, you, you broadly concur with that at your, of as role is very, very important. and now is the time for them to step up, ri

i was quite struck with an article that lord mendelson who is burton's.hief diplomat in washington wrote on fox news, of course, very carefully worded. he picked up all the major points. he courtroom's victory a comprehensive victory. he called him a great campaigner. he said he was straight talking, dealmaking instincts. he said the u.s. was right to ask nato for omar manning and he said that we were old partners' in new ways of working. so check, check, check, or tick, tick, tick as we would say in the uk. every thing -- every single one of those points on that note i haven't heard a speech from the foreign secretary recently, he is saying very similar things. sumi: all right, thank you so much. really interesting to get that perspective and joe, i know she was scribbling furiously as we were watching that there. i'm curious from your here in washington, how do you see the reaction that is happening there in the uk? joel: i mean, it is quite distressing, quite frankly. as a person who has worked in america for foreign policy for a number of years to see

well, what do we have never truly known burton. we inherit, you know, it's a cold. she goes to voicemail 600 shrink, but the ruins of the one we walked through the street. so the past is a res. well, a history is vilified while the idea of being birthday is treated like some things to be ashamed of 1st and isn't recognizable laws of punish housework and people were rolling those grapes flight the system bust. immigration has led to millions of people floating into this country. draining all the schools, hospitals in housing. i'm freshman, seeing the convenience fee is that wants to find the government's prior season. clear as of october 1st, which people called us. we'd be rock the pressure mainframe 1st and i run 3rd domain issue or try tradition unvil long dig. if we don't fight through claimants who never know what was lost, i'm was, we will never guess it back. yeah. well, i don't know. can you argue it, or if you can, let's talk about it. but there's one thing about sovereignty. on huge changes to the demographics. you only get to give them away once this be th

and then huddersfield here on friday night, the live game, and then obviously burton away.ter today, the most eye—catching being arsenal against manchester united, a classic tie over the years. it's the first time the two sides have met in the third round, though. it's been a tough start to life at united for ruben amorim, but the arsenal boss mikel arteta is a big fan of the new united head coach. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. when you look especiallyl about the big teams, how they perform and the results i that they got, very impressive. i know him well. i followed him a lot - while he was in portugal, and there is a big reason why he is where he is at - the moment and he fully deserves to be there. i 0r or that succumb 0rthat succumb in or that succumb in a few hours —— back all that to come in a few ho

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you have never truly known burton. we haven't, you know, it's a cold. she goes to boy north 6th street, but the ruins of the one. we walked through the street. so the past is a res. well, a history is vilified while the idea of being birthday is treated like some things to be ashamed of. the person isn't recognizable laws, no punish house working people. for welding those who exploit the system must integration has led to millions of people floating into this country. draining out of schools, hospitals in housing, i'm freshman thing, the convenience fee is that wants to find the government's prior season. clear as the most trouble versus people. lest we be rob depression and for the new person i run 30. 0, don't mind issue or try tradition, i'm belonging you. but if we don't fight through claimants who never know what was last, i'm was we will never guess it lock. yeah, well i don't know. can you argue it? or if you can, let's talk about it. but there's one thing about sovereignty, on huge changes to the demographics. you only get to give them away once

middle school and burton high school. the letter says the student is safe and the district has been notified. we reached out to both the department of homeland security and san francisco unified school district to get more information. and as of this report, we have not heard back in san jose tonight organizers held a roundtable to discuss what could be at stake for different communities during president donald trump's presidency. the meeting addressing topics like immigration and let the president's recent executive orders. the group says trump's actions are already setting the path forward for another so-called muslim ban. >> we have seen countless protests over the last year and a half challenging biden administration policies and we will continue to push back against any government official that wants to show up to our city and our community. and that is actively harming us. >> organizers say they're concerned about the future, but hopefully the community will be able to come together in the face of uncertainty. >> me

elisa rodriguez and allen burton's live less than a mile from station. 25 concerned that their neighborhoodl be dealing with a longer response time from firefighters if disaster ever strikes think getting through the city. >> for anyone, even a fire truck is going to take time. and this is obviously lengthening that time and the damage that will be done. the oakland fires in 1991, killed. 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the most recent blaze in october burned multiple homes and forced evacuations in oakland hills. 2 examples of why residents have started a petition to reopen station. 25 28 and then jen, 10 that closed 2 years ago and the grand lake neighborhood, the change dot org petition is gaining traction as multiple fires in la have destroyed more than 12,000 homes, especially considering that the orientation of the oakland hills is exactly the same as some of those areas and >> los angeles, you know what, really tight line the streets with houses built and just into the hillsides, limited access flyers for the petition to reopen. the oakland fire stations have been posted

elisa rodriguez and allen burton's live less than a mile from station. 25 concerned that their neighborhood will be dealing with a longer response time from firefighters if disaster ever strikes think getting through the city. >> for anyone, even a fire truck is going to take time. and this is obviously lengthening that time and the damage that will be done. the oakland fires in 1991, killed. 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the most recent blaze in october burn multiple homes and forced evacuations in oakland hills. 2 examples of why residents have started a petition to reopen station. 25 28 and then jen, 10 that closed 2 years ago and the grand lake neighborhood, the change dot org petition is gaining traction as multiple fires in la have destroyed more than 12,000 homes, especially considering that the orientation of the oakland hills is exactly the same as some of those areas and >> los angeles, you know what, really tight line the streets with houses built and just into the hillsides, limited access flyers for the petition to reopen the oakland fire stations have been posted

of a beloved children's series is, as levar burton says on the cover, if you grew up on reading rainbow this book is for you. mr. bertino. thanks for spending a few minutes with us on book tv. you're welcome. thank you. it's a pleasure. thank you. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to midtown cinema. my name is stewart. i am the director of community engagement at the cinema. i'll be your host moderator for this afternoon's program. i thank you all for joining us. we're so happy that we're here and we hope that you enjoy this event with new york times bestselling author albert kaler at the 12th annual harrisburg harrisburg book festival. so some quick housekeeping notes. we get started. first of all, thank you so much for making your way here to midtown cinema. for those who are in the know, a couple of months ago we took some water in here at the cinema and had to take that moment not only do some renovations to for that flooding damage but also reinvent the lobby. so this friday, october 18th, we're going to have our grand, which is really bright. it's a little exciting. yay! an actual

it's now 56% contained while the eaton fire burton to altadena is 81% contained. we have news nation reporter mills hayes is in los angeles with the latest. >> fire says that the palisades fire is now more than 50% contained, which is a step in the right direction. however, there are thousands that have been displaced because of these wildfires. many staying in shelters, others staying with family or friends just trying to figure out how they're going to start over. >> for many like brenda says greasing, it's their first time seeing what's left of what was once their home. desperately looking for anything that live. one of my neighbors that buddha belongs to her neighbor kevin kelly. but the at. >> i just, you know, and never even crossed my mind. and today bring the game is, of course that i got i got him. so that very touched. >> kevin stayed behind to try and save the apartment complex. this was a wild beast. it something never forget. >> it >> it was unbelievable. and ap review found that homes were already burning escape routes jammed when the pacific palisad

ktvu christien kafton joins us live from the burton federal building in san francisco. christian? >> yeah, san francisco left the joint terrorism task force team in 2017, and now some are calling for the city to reenter the intelligence sharing organization led by the fbi. the terror attack in new orleans on new year's day has law enforcement across the country anhere in the bay area looking for how best to defend against similar attacks. now, in a social media post, san francisco's police officers association has called for the city to rejoin the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the poa is saying the recent attacks, coupled with upcoming events in san francisco, including the mayoral inauguration, the jpmorgan chase convention and the nba all stars game now, they say, is the time to rejoin. >> the eyes of the world are going to be on san francisco basically for the next two months, right? to see how we handle these high profile events. >> the fbi describes the joint terrorism task force as, quote, the nation's front line of defense against terrorism, both international and domes

middle school in burton, high. the letter says the student is safe and the district has been notified. reached out to both the department of homeland security and the san francisco unified school district for more information. we haven't heard back just yet. just a day before the alleged eyesight. san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto put out this statement saying, quote, deputies could not prevent ice from enforcing immigration laws. but we will not tolerate a culture of fear and mistrust undermines immigrants, safeties, freedom and rights. normally i'd ali stand by as opportunistic criminals killing profit off the fence will train criminals victimized all of san francisco, including our immigrant communities in quote. and continuing coverage president trump's executive order to birthright citizenship is on hold. federal judge issued a temporary restraining order. same taking away citizenship from those born here. undocumented parents violates the constitution. kron four's dan kerman has that story. a federal judge

. >> justin burton worked five years in oakland city hall.was director of communications for mayor libby schaff, the predecessor to recalled mayor sheng tao. on friday, tao pled not guilty to six counts related to bribery, conspiracy and mail and wire fraud. tao's lawyer spoke after friday's hearing, calling the government's case weak. >> the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe when the evidence is revealed, will show that my client has committed no crimes. >> one of the allegations unsealed friday is that, quote, once in office, tao took steps to carry out her end of the corrupt arrangement, including using her influence to help appoint a high level city of oakland official. the indictment states that city official was to be approved by david and andy duong there, a father and son of a high profile family in oakland, which has contracts with the city for its recycling program. >> the wong's have been known entities in oakland politics for more than a decade, and the concerns about them have been well kn

you and your business model support our maritime use, your business is not a maritime use in the burtonnd the public trust for any of our businesses maritime is one of the most important things that we need to uphold and make sure that it's held in this water front and the restaurants that you sided were paying participation. we're offering you relief but those programs that we set up were for business that's operating parking lots we're not applicable to yours and i just really want to you take stock that we're offering you relief and concessions because we understand how valuable you are to the city and county of san francisco and to us as a long term leaseholder and i feel we've moved as far as we can move and as far as i'm comfortable with. i do think it's important for you and the public to understand that we are public trust for the citizens and the city and county of san francisco but also we have a mandate under the state of california and we have to look at those tillers and those responsibility whz we're making decisions. and i do really appreciate the time you spent with us t