archbishop carroll prayed that you oh creator of would assist with your holy spirit of council and for to jude the president of these united states. that his administration may be conducted in righteousness and be eminently useful to your people. today we confess our past failures to live, according to our vision of equality inclusion and freedom for all. yet we resolutely commit still more know to renewing that vision. to caring for one another in word and deed, especially the least fortunate among us. and so becoming a light for the world. there is a power in each and every one of us that lives by turning to every other one of us. the thrust of the spirit to cherish and care and stand by others and above all those most in need. it is called love. and its path is to give ever more of itself. today it is called american patriotism. born out of power and privilege. but of care for the common good. with malice toward none and with charity for all. a new president we may give you the wisdom. solomon sort when you know before you and prayed for an understanding so that i can govern your pe

jean carroll's lawsuit is more significant in some ways than mine.if that moves forward quickly. but what's incredibly important, though, is that congress invokes the third section of the 14th amendment as soon as possible. they need to make it clear that donald is not eligible ever to run for office in this country ever again. i hope that also extends to his adult children who were involved in the debacle of january 6th, but at the very least, donald needs to be barred so that he does not have a platform. i mean, i never thought he was going to run in 2024, but i definitely thought he was going to pretend to run, and if they do the right thing and bar him from that, he won't have that platform and that will do all of us a lot of good. >> mary trump, thank you very much for joining us tonight and thank you for the guidance that you've given me and our viewers so frequently. it's been so helpful. really appreciate it. >> thank you so much, lawrence. it's great to be here. >> thank you. >>> coming up, this is our 35th martin luther king day and the mil

step forward andy carroll. but it had been a decade in he last scored for newcastle.'t, could he? his immediate impact led toa could he? his immediate impact led to a nervy final few minutes, but it was too little too late for newcastle. to one when so leicester back to third. so newcastle missing the chance to pull clear of sides towards the foot of the table. but for leicester — despite now being a point off the top, their manager feels they still have work to do. we wa nt we want to be up there for as long as we can and challenging, but we are honest with ourselves in terms of knowing where we are and we know the improvements we have to make and we are certainly not there yet. however, we, the standards that we are setting, is a good level. i've a lwa ys are setting, is a good level. i've always said that potential in the group is high. it'sjust time and consistency working together. when you think today, you have to see through games like that, young squad, improve. i couldn't fault the spirit and the attitude. it's been a difficult week in terms of who we played

backgrounds cultures and styles now far more numerous and on land much vaster than when archbishop john carroll wrote his prayer for the inauguration of george washington 232 years ago our special carol prayed that you a creator of all would assist with your holy spirit of counsel and fortitude the president of these united states. that his administration may be conducted in write just as and be eminently useful to your people today we confess our past failures to live according to our vision of equality inclusion and freedom for all yet we resolutely commit still more now to renewing the vision to caring for one another in word and deed especially the least fortunate among us and so becoming a light for the world there is a power in each and every one of us that lives by turning to every other one of us a thrust of the spirit to cherish and care and stand by others and above all those most in need. it is called love and its path is to give ever more of itself to day it is called american patriotism born out of power and privilege but of care for the common good with malice toward none and with

there were many clear chances in the first 90 minutes — andy carroll could have won it for newcastleave had the best chance in extra time. granit xhaka forced martin dubravka into a stunning save. penalties could be on the horizon. but i've got to tell you arsenal have just scored. it is a 1—0 to arsenal in the second part after half time. you can catch the game now on bbc one and bill smith was sent off for arsenal there, but that was rescinded by dar and he is on the field still and it looks like he could have scored the goal for arsenal, 1—0 there as it goes into the final stages of that match, so arsenal leading 1— nil in the third round. there we are, a nice finish there from smith row. well let's get up to speed on the rest of the third round. adam wild joins me in the studio — and adam, more joy for other sides lower down the football ladder today? yeah, lots of drama, lots of excitement in the fa cup today, no fewer than four fa premier league teams take and into extra time by lower league opposition. let's start with blackpool, who have a famous victory this afternoon. the l

jason carroll, thank you so much, i appreciate that.o, i want you to look at your screen, you're going to -- trust me, it's a snowy owl. so cute. making a surprise appearance here in new york's central park. one expert is saying a snowy owl hasn't been seen there since 1890. isn't that nice? thanks for watching. our coverage continues. ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) (loud music & noises) ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪ >>> good evening. welcome. i'm anders

cricket australia responded strongly — their head of integrity, sean carroll, said, when the action resumeds, cameron green top scored with 84 as the hosts declared on 312—6. that left india needing an unlikely 407 to win. they started well, openers shubman gill and rohit sharma put on 71 for the first wicket. but with rohit second man out for 52 just before the close, 309 more runs on the final day looks a tall order. whatever the result, both sets of players will be hoping it's the action on the pitch that grabs the headlines. drew savage, bbc news. finally, the masters snooker is under way with kyren wilson the first man through to the quarter—finals. he beat gary wilson — who only received a late call—up to the tournament after jack lisowski tested positive for covid—i9 — kyren winning 6—2. the event has been moved from it's traditional home of alexandra palace to milton keynes so that coronavirus protocols can be followed with a hotel on site. that's all from sportsday. thanks so much for watching, we will see you again very soon indeed. take care! hello, there. after what has been a v

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cricket australia responded strongly — their head of integrity, sean carroll, said, when the action resumedmade half—centuries, cameron green top scored with 84 as the hosts declared on 312—6. that left india needing an unlikely 407 to win. they started well, openers shubman gill and rohit sharma put on 71 for the first wicket. but with rohit second man out for 52 just before the close, 309 more runs on the final day looks a tall order. whatever the result, both sets of players will be hoping it's the action on the pitch that grabs the headlines. drew savage, bbc news. golf's world number three, justin thomas, has apologised for using a homophobic slur during the third round of the tour of champions in hawaii. television microphones picked up the american‘s outburst, after he missed a par putt. the pga tour said his comment was "unacceptable" and thomas is expected to be fined. he was full of remorse. it's un—excusable. i mean, i'm speechless. there is nothing... as i found out i got done on the golf course and done with my round, it's bad. there is no other way to put it. i need to do bett

carroll and dr. murphy for the extremely important work that we're doing to get our vaccine strategy and plan rolled out. so, thank you. why don't we go to public comment, yeah. i know that there's been a number of folks following the hearing and waiting patiently for an opportunity to speak. so, mr. clerk, are there any callers still on the line? >> clerk: we can go to public comment, yes. just before i do that real quick i did hear from you a motion to excuse now departed vice-chair stefani from the meeting. do you want to take a roll call on that right now? >> chair mar: yes, thank you. >> clerk: to have vice-chair stefani excused from the remainder of the meeting. [roll call vote] mr. chair, there is no opposition. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. >> clerk: and now the routine for going into public comment. operations is checking now to see if we have any callers in the queue. mr. koe, let us know if we have callers who are ready. if you have already connected via phone press star, followed by

you may submit public comments in e-mail, i'm john carroll, the clerk of the government audit and oversight committee. if you choose to submit public comment by e-mail, i will include them as part of the legislative file or send them to our office by u.s. postal service. the clerk's office. >> supervisor mar: thank you mr. clerk. can you please call item number one? >> clerk: agenda one is re-enactment of emergency ordinance 59-20 to require employers with 500 or more employees to provide public health related leave during covid-19. members of the public who want to comment on this item, please call 415-665-0001, enter the meeting id of 146 582 4744. press the pound symbol twice and then press the star key and followed by number 3 to speak. finally, i received a memo from your desk that this be considered as a contract report to be considered by the board of supervisors during the december 15th regular meeting later today. >> supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, this policy has been before us many times before. so i'll be very brief. this re-enactment again extends public health emergency

there's also daniel carroll. remember she mentions daniel carroll. he had gotten more involved in saying that his family member, who had health essentially transport telemedicine away from the white house was also the one who saved the portrait. so, again no clear answer. but what's interesting is that only medicine writes a letter to downturn in 1848. again, this is towards the end of her life. you have a listen to this letter. do you, sir i didn't receive your favor containing the newspapers and therefore it's my impatience to ensure you of my gratitude and the interest you take in my defense in the little narrative of the picture rescue. you will see by the enclosed would've said at the time the impression that mr. carroll saves the portrait of washington is erroneous. the paper which was to accompany your letter is not to reach me but i heard that the family had reached. me -- let me to join mr. medicine, when i directed my servants, that is the interesting statement. i got my servants. -- was done. so she says she was there until it was done. i

one of the leaders of this was was alfred carroll. we have his hospital card from his time in the hospital. he was there for several months. he was a sergeant in the company d29th usci and he was one of the people who who led this petition drive. one of the other soldiers from wisconsin who had died at the hospital was buried in the freed man cemetery. but after their petition drive, he was reinterred at the alexandra cemetery so he was buried there. i also want to mention here that there are at least two wisconsin african-american soldiers buried in arlington national cemetery. and this all happened around the same time. the arlington cemetery opened around the same time that they broke open the alexandra cemetery for black soldiers. the other issue that soldiers fought over was equal pay for black-and-white soldiers. when the u.s. civil war started, the pay for black soldiers was less than white soldiers plus their uniform expenses were deducted from their pay so the 54th and 55th massachusetts infantry which were african-american r

the fireworks mark the end of a remarkable race where carroll was in the rather than speed was the decisive factor. well it's winter here in the northern hemisphere and what's not to like about fresh snow fall for the elephants zoo in the u.s. state of arizona not much until he's captured these images of baby elephant pansy and tough family falling in the flores most of the other zoo animals stayed warm inside their shelters but pens system nandi did some splashing about in the enclosures pond and a little slip and slide in the mob the zookeepers say it was his 1st ever snow fall so no wonder she enjoyed every single moment of it. you're watching the news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you of course here in germany has found the right wing extremist guilty of assassinating a regional politicians 2 years ago and sentenced him to life in prison the victim was a member of the c.d.u. party and had spoken out in support for a future. message from me and the news seem don't go away coming up is a date of your news asia with my colleagues. about it you don't miss it thank y

mary ellen carroll.is identifying civic facilities across the city, including specifically in your hands with the most highly impacted in vulnerable communities that can serve as high volume vaccination sites for our health care providers. >>the health director makes it clear the vaccine is not going to get us out of this current surge and that means until everybody is vaccinated people are going to need to continue wearing their mask social distance and not gather with those outside of their household. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news dan thank you for that another kaiser health care location has been cited for violating covid-19 protocols and it turns out some of the finds predate a significant outbreak just last month in san jose kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now from the south bay rob. >>well that's right ken and some new and startling numbers to share with you this evening, you may recall the initial a positive test outbreak here at the kaiser san back on christmas day. the n

." ♪ boy, the way glenn miller plays ♪ >> reporter: series starred carroll o'connor and jean stapleton>> as the narrow-minded, working class loudmouth and his adoring wife. >> i ain't over the hill. >> well, you can certainly see the top of it. >> reporter: "all in the family" premiered 50 years ago this month, ran nine seasons and was number one in the ratings for five consecutive years. >> there was a discussion about water cooler moments, where people met at the water cooler and talked, and on monday they talked about saturday's show, "all in the family." >> one, two, three! >> there were people on either side of the political spectrum who saw something in it for them? >> yes. i would like to think what they saw was the foolishness of the human condition. >> norman's insistence at breakfast that the union must always go under, not over, the smoked salmon, tickled the memory of pure foolishness of the show. >> hold it. what are you doing here? what about the other foot? there ain't no sock on it? >> i'll get to it. >> one of the greatest gifts in my entertainment career. >> don't you

with evacuation orders in san mateo county ahead of the rain storm a temporary shelters now it has carroll high school in pescadero are volunteers are given hotel vouchers to evacuees like justin love to live with my parents right now their to preparing the rest of the house they're getting set up set but they're taking my dogs, my 2 dogs, my cat >>you know you got to make sure that you have the essentials clothes and stuff because you don't know if you get to come back lovett lives nearby and you know canyon is worried about his home after the czu lightning complex fire burned through his backyard fire kind of brand right like right into our and a lot of the re systems got damage so right now the rain is kind of just filling up some empty cavities that they used to be routes and now it's basically just a hole in my. >>which you know and other places where there's been fire damage we seen mudslides in just with all the wind and stuff that's gone on. we've had trees going down so it's one of those things where it's better safe than sorry on sarah with a local nonprofit called point a de la

big political stories, i'm joined by joe carroll foley, thank you both for joining us. governor ducey's decision to reopen california took us all by surprise. what was behind the set of turnaround? >> i think some of it was obviously political pressure. he has been getting and coming from all sides. so much concern among small businesses and others who are struggling. and the dampers are going down, we have seen that spike that hit a peak nationally in early january, it does seem to be subsiding. hospitals are no longer thinking about things like freshening care. i would guess it is a combination of the data and the political pressure. and the fact that as we make it into it, he is now facing the possibility of the recall and i think is watching his back around these things. >> there was a lot of pressure from the restaurant association, and from a lawsuit that was just filed by one country restaurants that we talked about last week. are those also playing into this decision? spectre, all of these things are playing into the decision. californians are economic hurting.

coming in the second half — youri tielemans and james maddison putting leicester two up, before andy carrollla liga on sunday, beating alaves 2—i. barcelona will be looking to return to winning ways in spain's top flight when they continue their campaign away to struggling huesca. a short time ago they were leading i—0, thanks to frenkie dejong. the catalan giants will climb to fifth with a win. bayern munich kicked off the new year with a win and move back to the top of the german bundesliga with a 5—2 defeat of mainz. a robert lewandowski double after the break ensured it was a happy return that stretches their unbeaten run in germany's top flight to 12 games. england wingerjadon sancho set up the opener and scored his first goal of the season as borussia dortmund beat wolfsburg. that's all the sport for now. thank you, john. the gerry and the pacemakers singer, gerry marsden, has died at the age of 78. he's perhaps best known for his hit "you'll never walk alone," — which has been sung by liverpool football fans for decades. daniela relph looks back at his life. # walk on, walk on...#. ge

the fireworks mark the end of a remarkable race where carroll was in the rather than speed was the decisive factor. in our news of a big step. ford for the bishop's project in argentina to reintroduce jagger's to their natural habitat and adult female and her 2 cubs have been released to prowl the massive granite barrow national park it comes after years of conservation work aimed at rewilding the wetlands in the north east of the country. but cool relaxing deep 70 years in the making that's how long it's been since jackie was were last seen here in ne argentina as he lands hunting and habitat loss drove them to local extinction after painstaking work by conservationists this adult female and her cubs were the 1st to be cats reintroduced to their natural habitat and they're settling in just fine. the 1st 20 days of going very well because the mother has established herself very quickly she's getting to know the territory bit by bit we've already recorded that she has killed and fed on several cappie barrier rodents in just. as are endangered across the americas but particularly so in argent

into the dying moments, and newcastle could have won it, firstly through elliot anderson then andy carrollsee red only for the card to be overturned after a nervous check of var. and that decision proved vital. in extra time, the arsenal youngster showed composure to finally break the deadlock. it is a brilliant finish by smith rowe! aubameyang made sure with a tap in. 2-0, aubameyang! alight they left it late, but last season's winners safely through to the fourth round. non—league chorley are through to the fourth round after beating a covid—hit derby county 2—0. the championship side had to field mostly youth team players. # it isn't over... chorley play in the sixth tier and, as has become customary during this season's cup run, they celebrated with a rendition of their favourite adele song. west bromwich albion were knocked out by league one blackpool on penalties. captain chris maxwell made three saves in the shootout. it was his first game back after testing positive for coronavirus over christmas. european rugby competitions could be put on hold after the french government advised

coming in the second half — youri tielemans and james maddison putting leicester 2 up, before andy carroll and kicking off in the next 15 minutes or so it's chelsea against manchester city — a big game for both sides as they look to break into the top four. city will be investigating a breach of coronavirus rules by benjamin mendy, who hosted a new year's eve dinner party. we are less in touch, the players are not in the locker room any more right now and... just... we see us in the training, on the pitch, and it is what it is. so we will have another squad to go there and try to compete against a tough opening, you know, with chelsea, how it is. and we are going there to play our game. football's world governing body fifa has announced that kieran trippier‘s io—week ban for breaching betting rules has been suspended pending an appeal. the atletico madrid defender was hit with the ban on december 23rd after the english football association found him guilty in four of seven alleged breaches of its betting regulations. all are understood to have occurred in july 2019, around the time of the

carroll and dr.the extremely important work that we're doing to get our vaccine strategy and plan rolled out. so, thank you. why don't we go to public comment, yeah. i know that there's been a number of folks following the hearing and waiting patiently for an opportunity to speak. so, mr. clerk, are there any callers still on the line? >> clerk: we can go to public comment, yes. just before i do that real quick i did hear from you a motion to excuse now departed vice-chair stefani from the meeting. do you want to take a roll call on that right now? >> chair mar: yes, thank you. >> clerk: to have vice-chair stefani excused from the remainder of the meeting. [roll call vote] mr. chair, there is no opposition. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. >> clerk: and now the routine for going into public comment. operations is checking now to see if we have any callers in the queue. mr. koe, let us know if we have callers who are ready. if you have already connected via phone press star, followed by 3, to be ad

archbishop carroll prayed that you, the creator of all, would assist with your holy spirit of counsel and fortitude the president of these united states. that his administration may be conducted in righteousness and be eminently useful to your people. today, we confess our past failures to live according to our vision of equality, inclusion, and freedom for all. all yet we resolutely commit still more now to the vision. to caring for one another in word and deed. especially the least fortunate among us. and so, becoming a light for the world. there is a power in each and every one of us that lives by turning to everyone of us. the trust of the spirit to cherish and care and standby -- stand by others, and above all, those most in need. it is called love. its path is to give evermore of itself. today, it is called american patriotism. born not of power and privilege, but of care for the common good. with malice toward none and with charity for all. for our new president, we beg of you the wisdom solomon sought when he knelt for you and paid prayed for an understanding heart, so that i

carroll and dr. murphy for the extremely important work that we're doing to get our vaccine strategy and plan rolled out. so, thank you. why don't we go to public comment, yeah. i know that there's been a number of folks following the hearing and waiting patiently for an opportunity to speak. so, mr. clerk, are there any callers still on the line? >> clerk: we can go to public comment, yes. just before i do that real quick i did hear from you a motion to excuse now departed vice-chair stefani from the meeting. do you want to take a roll call on that right now? >> chair mar: yes, thank you. >> clerk: to have vice-chair stefani excused from the remainder of the meeting. [roll call vote] mr. chair, there is no opposition. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. >> clerk: and now the routine for going into public comment. operations is checking now to see if we have any callers in the queue. mr. koe, let us know if we have callers who are ready. if you have already connected via phone press star, followed by

the fireworks mark the end of a remarkable race where carroll was in the rather than speed was the decisive factor . but it's winter in the northern hemisphere and what's not to like about some fresh snow fall well fully elephants. in the u.s. state of arizona mold much and please captured these for the lovely images of baby elephant pansy and her family frolicking in the shark is most often the all those who animals prefer to stay warm inside their shelters penzias and sister nandi did some splashing in the closest pond and a little slip and slide in the bottom of this innkeeper say it was penned his 1st ever snowfall so no wonder she enjoyed every single moment. you're watching news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you of course here in germany has found guilty of assassinating original footage of 2 years ago and sentenced him to life in prison the victim was a member of the c.d.u. party and had spoken out in support of refugees the accused shot him in the head at his home near the west german town of carson. that's it from me and the news team for now don't go away

the fireworks mark the end of a remarkable race where carroll was in the rather than speed was the decisivefactor. you're watching did up you know. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you a court here in germany has found a new nazi guilty of assassinating a regional politicians 2 years ago and sentenced him to life in prison the victim. was a member of the c.d.u. posse and had spoken out in support refugee be of jews have been the head of his home near the west german town of cost. that's it from me and the new street fund all of an update for you at the top of the hour don't go away the conflicts is up next sarah kelly sits down with a pro maging member of the legislature in hong kong so stay tuned for that and don't forget you can always visit our web site for all the news information wants. dot com. complex when china imposed a national security law on hong kong last year in promised that the principle of one country 2 systems and the basic rights that in trials would be up pelts critics points to a rapid or roshon of freedom sets fine guess this because michael seen

cnn's jason carroll joins us now. what do we know?> well, the man in question is a new yorker by the name of jonathan braun. braun's attorney says nothing out of the line here, that his client deserved to have his sentence commuted, but prosecutors in new york saying there's no way a man with his history deserved it. >> i care about money more than you. you're a [ bleep ] liar, a cheater and a thief. >> this video captured how jonathan braun treated people who allegedly owed him money. >> you're going to prison. >> in the end it was braun who ended up in prison after he pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy charges. a judge sentenced him in 2019 to ten years for being the ringleader of a drug smuggling operation. the video was not part of any case against him. last week, braun was released from prison after his sentence was commuted by former president donald trump. one of many commutations and pardons announced in his final hours as president. >> needless to say, his family was ecstatic and very grateful about it. >> reporter: but the al

. >> also in the mix, joe exotic, in prison for a murder plot to kill carroll baskin. his team has a hair and limo and makeup team outside the prison waiting for him. so far very unclear if that is a realistic possibility from the white house. they have not commented on that at all today. the other big thing is this farewell video that president trump recorded here at the white house. we know it will be released around 4:00 p.m. and we just got excerpts. he's expected to have kind words for the incoming administration. he's going to say that i pray for its success in keeping america safe and prosperous but he also wants to know that the movements we have started is only beginning. then he's expected to go through some of what he believes are his greatest accomplishments. the president is expected to say i'm especially to be the first president in decades that started no new wars. we'll be hearing from president trump today. it's not going to be a live shot. this is something that was taped yesterday. so no plans right now to see president trump in person on his final f

. >> trace: here now, alex baronson and carroll markwietz. the teachers are not overruling science but that's what they're doing. keep them six feet apart and there's virtually no spread. your thoughts. >> absolutely infuriating. this is getting worse and worse. the unions have discovered this is something that they can use, i guess, to get more gains for their members in other ways and they're playing extremely hard on this. it has nothing to do with the science. the science says children, any child healthy enough to go to school is at essentially no risk from serious consequences for covid. this is clear almost -- for almost a year now. the science also says and this has been clear for months and months, too, that schools are not a major vector of transmission. in a country like france, the schools in france have remained open almost since april or may of last year. the epidemic has waxed and waned in france like everywhere else there. why are they open there? because the teachers are committed to teaching kids. they don't want remote learn

carroll. she sued him for defamation, claiming he raped her in the 1970s. block that lawsuit. the justice supported that, but that is a case they'll have to weigh into. lastly, there is a lawsuit that the doj had sued the former first lady melania's friend for whigt a -- writing a tell-all bk on melania trump. >> the doj is looking into a resignation of the the inspector general in georgia. what happens with that? >> they are looking into the abrupt resignation of geothe attorney in georgia. most of it think they were referencing pock saying he was a never trumper. so pock's resignation is something the department of justice's inspector general is looking at, and why he did it then, also unusual in that moment. the president had nominated or said that a neighboring u.s. attorney would take over that office. that's a very unusual move that breaks doj protocol so that is also part of that investigation, kate. >> a lot going on. thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> hello, everybody, i'm john king in washington. thank you so much for sharing a very important news

. ♪ [music break] amy: "the lonesome death of hattie carroll" by bob dylan.end the show in kenosha, wisconsin. >> it is my decision now that i announced today before you that no kenosha law enforcement officer in this case will be charged with any criminal offense based on the facts under the laws as i will describe them to you know. it is our decision that no charges will be filed. amy: those were the words of kenosha county district attorney michael graveley announcing that no charges would be filed against the white police officer who fired seven shots at jacob blake, paralyzing the 29-year-old black man in august. the officer rusten sheskey fired the shots into blake's back as he leaned into his car. inside were his three little boys, aged 3, 5, and prosecutors eight. maintain the shooting was in self defense because blake had a small knife. video of jacob blake's shooting sport uprising. b'ivory lamarr, an attorney for the blake family criticized the ruling. . >> i think at a 2021, shows that there are three justice systems in america. there is one for b

list for mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco's department of emergency management, says the weather is severe enough that they're discouraging people from going out at all. if possible. this is the kind of weather that we really do recommend people if you can stay home and not be out in it, that you, diogo. we're looking at very high winds, which have the risk of bringing down trees and branches and even utility lines, this city, saying conditions are expected to be severe enough that it would not be safe to have medical staff or patients out at the outdoor mass vaccination sided city college. that site shutting down through friday morning. the city's covid testing sites at potrero hill and the embarcadero are also restricting their hours of operation. type of wind that we're expecting, and rain really prison presents hazards that have have made us ah shoes. the decision. to uh, prioritize the safety of our staff and our our patients over the next 48 hours. san francisco also has extra public works crews out on duty to respond to emergencies, and they will have tho

i would be perfectly carroll receiving my covid vaccine from either of these professionals. >> joshuaing the current administration should have been looking into. what it comes down to is you have regulations. you have licensing requirements. each of those varies from state to state. every kind of health care worker, be it a dentist or a nurse, has a certain scope of work that they're allowed to practice under that license in their state. and this is the kind of thing that the federal -- the trump administration really should have been drilling down on and developing workarounds, perhaps, you know, lifting some of these regulations or broadening the scope of work, particularly given that we are in a public health emergency. so there are bureaucratic obstacles here that should have been addressed. >> let's get to a video question. here's what caroline wants to know. >> happy new year. my name is caroline from st. croix, u.s. virgin islands. i have two covid questions today. first, after you've taken both dosage and you need to travel in 2021, do you have to take a test? and my second q

with evacuation orders in san mateo county ahead of the rain storm a temporary shelters now it has carrolligh school in pescadero our volunteers are given hotel vouchers to evacuees like justin love to live with my parents right now their to preparing the rest of the house they're getting set up set that they're taking my dogs, my 2 dogs, my cat you know you got to make sure that you have the essentials clothes and stuff because you don't know if you get to come back lovett lives nearby and you know canyon is worried about his home after the czu lightning complex fire burned through his backyard fire kind of brand right like right into our and a lot of the re systems got damage so right now the rain is kind of just filling up some empty cavities that they used to be routes and now it's basically just a hole in the mud. >>which you know and other places where there's been fire damage we seen mudslides in just with all the wind and stuff that's gone on. we've had trees going down so it's one of those things where it's better safe than sorry on sarah with a local nonprofit called point a de l

extra time to beat premier league rivals newcastle newcastle did have their chances in this game andy carrollmissing a couple of good opportunities and a key moment coming up in our arsenal mail smith wrote a red card rescinded after the video assistant referee reviewed this challenge it meant the 20 year old was still on the pitch to school the goal that crossed the head. yeah record by me and added a 2nd it finished 2 nil so arsenal. now german seem show have a secured their 1st league win in 31 games to avoid an unwanted landmark they were one match away from equalling the bundles league for a winless run in quite a fulford saying that was in the european champions league 18 months ago christian gross is their foals manager this season but a hat trick from 19 year old american matthew hoping against tottenham lifted the spirits that winning this game 4 nil and their off the bottom of that sable regardless of this result would say mr lind they injure of being relegated between speaking too but in this league world feed analyst chris williams about just what's going wrong. there's a lot of p

extra time to be premier league rivals newcastle newcastle did have their chances in this game andy carroll missing a couple of good opportunities by chemo meant coming up arsenal's neil smith row had a red card counselled after the video system referee reviewed this challenge and it meant the 20 year old was still on the pitch to score the goal that arsenal had here amicably and added a 2nd finish to know to arsenal. manchester united also advance the red devils down watford one nil thanks to an early goal from scott thompson a united are the f.a. cup 2nd most successful team with 12 titles to behind arsenal. now there are some strange scenes in the n.b.a. on sunday is a denver nuggets took on a cold with 19 ravaged the sixers and philadelphia 76 hours were down to their last 7 players as team deals with injuries and a corona virus outbreak denver made most of the situation. and led the nuggets 21152103 when 76 ers coach doc rivers said he thought the game should have taken place. kobe created. but the concern is not help it now the concern is injuries because guys are playing so many minu

with evacuation orders in san mateo county ahead of the rain storm a temporary shelters now it has carroll high school in pescadero are volunteers are given hotel vouchers to evacuees like justin love to live with my parents right now their to preparing the rest of the house they're getting set up set that they're taking my dogs, my 2 dogs, my cat >>you know you got to make sure that you have the essentials clothes and stuff because you don't know if you get to come back lovett lives nearby and you know canyon is worried about his home after the czu lightning complex fire burned through his backyard fire kind of brand right like right into our and a lot of the re systems got damage so right now the rain is kind of just filling up some empty cavities that they used to be routes and now it's basically just a hole in my. >>which you know and other places where there's been fire damage we seen mudslides in just with all the wind and stuff that's gone on. we've had trees going down so it's one of those things where it's better safe than sorry on sarah with a local nonprofit called point a de la

san jose teacher kevin carroll says it's sending the wrong message to kids. if you know someone look, yeah. and that it's not important to wee ones turn good samaritan says it was avoiding wasting supply that was already thought. so the hospital expanded vaccinations to tear one b, which includes teachers. the hospital statement reads. we realized we were an error and sincerely apologize for any confusion. we're committed to working with the county on a plan. we're looking at our systems to ensure this does not happen again. i really wish that they had just automatically included teachers and kind of the first round, this infectious disease expert says. what happened speaks to the desperation and frustration with limited vaccine supply. teachers are frustrated that they're hearing about administrators and. hospitals around patient facing getting him before they are when they want to go back to school. many people he spoke to say vaccines. it shouldn't be withheld from the hospital because it hurts the larger community. we still need to get those 65 year olds

to be premier league rivals newcastle and you can as well did have their chances in this game andy carroll missing a couple of good opportunities a key moment coming up arsenal's anneli smith a row had a red card rescinded after the video's distant memory reviewed this challenge and it meant the 20 year old was still on the pitch score the goal to put arsenal ahead . a balmy and added in 2nd it from ish to male to us. now there are some strange scenes in the n.b.a. on sunday as the denver nuggets took on a coded 19 ravaged time the sixers in philadelphia 76 years were down to their last 7 players deals with injuries and a coronavirus outbreak denver made most of the situation. and jamal knowing it led to now gets 21152103 when 76 ers coach doc rivers said to me he thought the game should have taken. ok and that is all your support going out sammy back to you thanks so much father you can find much more on our website the address free there is just 0 don't call me that brings us the end of this news out but kim is back in just a couple of minutes with another 4 shows so do stay with us here

list for mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco's department of emergency management, says the weather is severe enough that they're discouraging people from going out at all. if possible. this is the kind of weather that we really do recommend people if you can stay home and not be out in it, that you, diogo. we're looking at very high winds, which have the risk of bringing down trees and branches and even utility lines, this city, saying conditions are expected to be severe enough that it would not be safe to have medical staff or patients out at the outdoor mass vaccination sided city college. that site shutting down through friday morning. the city's covid testing sites at potrero hill and the embarcadero are also restricting their hours of operation. type of wind that we're expecting, and rain really prison presents hazards that have have made us ah shoes. the decision to uh, prioritized the safety of our staff and our our patients over the next 48 hours, e. san francisco also has extra public works. crews out on duty to respond to emergencies and will have those

there is a very, very good plan led by chief contee, assistant carroll. they will not be let down by the npd. there is also a plan with the national guard bureau and all the representatives in the city that should there be intelligence directing threats to other state capitols, they can respond in a timely and appropriate fashion. does that answer your question? >> i believe so, thank you. >> i'm sam, channel 7. i had a question for dr. reinbolt that will be allowed. i would like to know more about that in this case. you said there were two protests or two locations? i'm not quite clear on that, and people will be checked to go? could you tell us a little more about that? >> sure, we had two requests for first amendment activities. we had numerous requests, including from the city, to cancel all permitted activities within the park. i'm happy to say that most of the people that had special events, whether they be weddings or celebrations, mlk day, worked with us to find different locations, different places. the two first amendment permits that we receive

lives for mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco's department of emergency management, says the weather is severe enough that they're discouraging people from going out at all. if possible. this is the kind of weather that we really do recommend people if you can stay home and not be out in it that you do. we're looking at very high winds, which have the risk of bringing down trees and branches and even utility lines, this city, saying conditions are expected to be severe enough that it would not be safe to have medical staff or patients out at the outdoor mass vaccination sided city college. that site shutting down through friday morning. the city's covid testing sites at potrero hill and the embarcadero are also restricting their hours of operation. type of wind that we're expecting, and rain really prison presents hazards that have have made us ah shoes. the decision to uh, prioritize the safety of our staff and our our patients. over the next 48 hours, sir francisco also has extra public works. crews out on duty to respond to emergencies, and they'll have those cre

alternatively, you may submit to either of the following ways by emails me john carroll, clerk of thenment audit and oversight knee committee and the email address is john.carroll@sfgov.org. if you submit your public comment via email, i will include the comments as part of the legislative file. and alternatively, submit via mail to our office which is still open in city hall and the address is 1 dr. carlton b. goodlet place room 244 san francisco, california, 941002 and all this connect information is available on the front page of the agenda. finally, mr. chair, items on the agenda will acheer on the board of supervisors agenda on february 2, 2021 unless otherwise stated. >> a thank you, mr. clerk. before we call the first agenda item, wanted to start by thanking the former chair of the committee, supervisor gore dan mar, who will be with us on the first agenda item, who served on the committee together with former committee member aaron peskin and supervisor matt haney. appreciate their service on this committee and supervisor mar's leadership. also noticing that my colleague super

i can see why carroll disappeared _ carol's. i can see why carroll disappeared this _ carol's.rticularly across parts of north—west england and wales where we have five severe flood warnings, dangerto where we have five severe flood warnings, danger to life warnings and all are on the bbc weather website. well over 240 flood warnings and over the next few days the flood risk will extend a bit more towards parts of yorkshire and the midlands as river levels rise, so even though the heavy rain has gone, river levels will respond to the rain already fallen so do not drop your guard yet. another thing to contend with this morning snowfall, particularly across parts of scotland which saw in stirling and focusing there, some of the heavy snow will be in the north and blown around by strong to gale force winds and around the coast there will be some intense rain as well so they could be flooding on the coastal strip, they could be flooding on the coastalstrip, heavy they could be flooding on the coastal strip, heavy snow in land and some snow in the shower is pushing across northern i