carroll? dr. carroll: if i may, ma'am, i think this is an emerging area and we share that and we are trying to understand more. the process, though, that we do have in place, and actually that we were able to push out after an early january, has to do with mental health providers are every day in a situation where they have to talk about difficult issues, whether it is family violence, whether it is difficult behaviors, whether it is extreme views. they have to talk with veterans. they provide a safe and welcoming space for veterans to work through those issues, and the provider and the veteran may have different opinions. so we try and support our providers to make sure that they feel comfortable having difficult conversations with veterans when there may be a difference of opinion, as well as to help veterans think about the whole life they have, not just thinking about, you know, a particular issue, but as dr. matthews has said several times, having a whole person, whole health perspective, whi

laura rose carroll daughter emily rose grove did that.ogged into the account because he is was the assistant principal at another school district. the whole this morning came as a shock to the community i didn't think anything of this until i was put into the office. the other girls that could have been one of the runnerups, i feel bad for them because that was an opportunity that they lost. >> car rom and grover face felony charges. grover got expelled from school and carroll got suspended from her job. >>> you might want to call it the luck of irish because your stimulus money may arrive today. this is according to the trade group that handles the processing. that means any pending status that people saw over the weekend could be officially cleared. all right. let's take a look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. we are still up by almost 100 points. >>> honda said supply complain issues are causing them to production. officials blame the pandemic, congestion at various airports and a microchip shortage

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>>so carroll carroll won making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 weeks and the new chief un i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources focused on reducing violent crime across the city and he says it's already showing results. january we've had. >>15 homicides in we had last week alone we arrested 6 suspects for homicide related also more firearms in the 2021. they needed at the start of 2020 violent crime and oakland knows no boundaries several recent highly publicized violent incidents occurring to the city's chinatown has garnered n

so you lived in israel have have you not carroll? so does the kibitz offer a valid alternative?rtainly it's something that's been tried in the century in and, it has some difficulties but i think they're involved at the same once you run into in terms of the commune and community in the united states. and particularly in the terms of role of women. women often end up is nurses, and as elementary school teachers even in the kibitz. despite the division of labor, and women going into the fields as well. but as yes >> but the kibitz has been designed for society. without really thinking what are these women and how can we design our society around them, they are not really trying to get a situation which is significantly better for women. >> one of the ideas though was classes oceanian, and if you're going to do that you have to deal with the kinds of things that are instituted in a class system. and there are certain role models, that people follow that women get shoved into those roles. and a kibitz is a valid effort, but it's they have a long period of history that they have to

. >> reporter: officials in pensacola say assistant principal laura rose carroll and her daughter, 17e grover illegally accessed the accounts of other students so emily would be elected homecoming queen. the investigation started after the school district reported hundreds of students' accounts at tate high school had been hacked. those accounts contain sensitive information including medical history and test scores and school officials also discovered 117 homecoming queen votes, all cast from the same ip address in a short period of time. now both mother and daughter face felony charges. ariana was runner-up in the homecoming election losing out to emily. when rumors started about a rigged homecoming election she says she didn't believe it. >> i did hear rumors but i didn't really think anything of it until i was brought into the office and it all became real. >> reporter: at the family's home. >> what y'all want? >> hey, what do you want. >> reporter: emily's father had no comment. >> why does it matter you have to win homecoming? it really doesn't. like if it happen, it happens and

now collected by andrew carroll. >> they humanize the men and women who served. >> my dearest wife wrtelitent db eutenant allen stepped on ae be, landmine and lost his own life. the letters are now online in an entirely virtual museum. at the center of the exhibit is a marine from the cover of life magazine. his name was lost to history until carroll found this letter. >> that is pretty of the last letter he wrote to his mother. and he was saying very point yently, i don't know what i will do when i get home but i know i will like it. >> five decades later we finally know his naism. lance corporal arthur bustamante. he left us a picture of the face of a war that will never die. in his own words to go with it. >> david martin, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: and you can share letters you have with the center for american war letters on their website, war letters.u.s. we'll be right back. moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot

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kevin carroll is on the center on the bottom row.ally, really strong actor who has done a lot of broadway. this is interesting cast. a all-star cast. >> so your onset a couple of times. any behind the scenes tidbits before we get to the q&a that you want to share? >> i will say it was lovely to be there. one of the things that i love about the series is the, wigs -- the wigs, people don't realize, i have seen so many bad afro wigs in films, that this was really great to see the beauty of the hairstyles. and you can see in many ways, sarah's journey from a woman whose hair was falling out and who had the hair problems to the amazing hairstyles. so that was great fun for me to meet the people who are created those wigs and we're doing the hair. especially because, you know, i grew up a family where both of my parents worked in the hair care business. so this is something i've known from a child. >> anybody that knows you, depending on the day of the week or the event, you will show up with fantastic hair every time. i think our member,

>> jason carroll reporting from new york. thanks very much. with cnn senior legal analyst preet bahara. what do you make of governor cuomo's first public appearance since we learned about these allegations, what he said and what he didn't say for that matter? what was your reaction? >> he said one thing that was the bare minimum of what he had to say. he said sorry. he said sorry again and again and again. at a minimum he was well coached to appear contrite. whether he is contrite or not say separate matter. we don't know that. he pledged to be cooperative with the investigation. i hope he follows through on that commitment and is cooperative. he also said, as has been described, that he's not intending to resign at this moment. remember, andrew cuomo is not in the position he wanted to be. this is not the posture that he wanted to be in. he tried a few days ago, first to try to have some measure of control over an investigation, thereby rendering it not fully independent. he tried to pick the investigator. then he tried to pick the people who

jason carroll is at the event in louisville. jason. >> reporter: the rally is about to get under way in a few moments from now. just a little earlier this morning, i had an opportunity to speak with tameka palmer. breonna taylor's mother. i asked her what she will be saying to the crowd when she takes the stage behind me a few moments from now. she said she will speak from the heart. she will do what she can to honor her daughter. there have been changes in louisville since breonna taylor's death. banned no-knock warrants. body cameras are mandatory for police officers. none of the officers directly involved with that raid have been charged with breonna taylor's death. that is why the protest and marching continues. one of the men out here leading a number of the protests is pastor timothy finley. you will speak to the crowd in a few moments. tell us what you plan to say. >> this is not just about her memory. this is about a rally call. this is the saying when we say the name breonna taylor, it is a cry for justice in our city a

cnn's jason carroll has the story. >> reporter: after pledging to keep his controversial views quiet,oya's ceo is again publicly making false election claims. >> the real, legitimate and still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: this echos his unfounded election claims during this tv appearance in january, two weeks after the capitol insurrection. >> mission accomplished by the conglomerate of social media, big tech, big media and big government for ushering in the dawn of a new world order. this great reset with an unverified election. >> yeah. >> reporter: that caused goya's board to essentially silencing him. a person familiar with the action which includes unanue's family members called them insulting and he said he can no longer speak to the media without the board's permission. the source tells cnn unanue has hurt goya's bottom line. they did not respond to several attempts by cnn to reach for comment, but at the time unanue told "the new york post", independently i've made the decision to lower the temperature and walk away from speaking about p

cnn's jason carroll reports. >> he is a textbook abuser. >> reporter: charlotte bennett providing moreat governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed her, and what she said happened after she reported it. >> it felt to me like if i got a new job, we didn't have to investigate this. and i really did not want to it be investigated. i was terrified. >> reporter: bennett is cuomo's former executive assistant. the 25-year-old revealed private conversations she said she had with the governor june 5th in his office. >> he wanted a girlfriend. when he said he was lonely, i mentioned his daughters had been around, and he also rejected that and said, yeah, i love my daughters, but that's -- i want a girlfriend. >> reporter: bennett said she felt the governor was trying to groom her through his line of questioning and said she was called back into cuomo's office the next day. >> i was terrified. i was shaking. i thought any moment something can happen, and i have no power here. >> reporter: days after the alleged incident, bennett said she reported it to the governor's chief of staff and was moved to

that's 800 cars an hour. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> stay with us.e markable stories coming from the so-called covid long haulers. some are saying their symptoms are getting better after receiving the vaccine. >>> in the meantime, there is another battle that is not ending quickly. growing waves of migrants are trying to make their way across the southern border. tonight, more than 5,000 unaccompanied children are in customs and border patrol custody. there's no way of knowing how many more will make their way into the u.s. on their own, but we do know it's leading to jam-packed conditions. this is what senator chris murphy tweeted yesterday. he said, just left the border processing facility, hundreds of kids packed into big open rooms in a corner. i fought back tears as a 13-year-old girl sobbed uncontrollably, explaining to a translator how terrified she was, having been separated from her grandmother and without her parents. he was part of a tour led by the homeland security secretary. we're relying partly on the words of politicians, because jour

jason carroll reporting.l analyst, former new jersey attorney general, ann milgram. thanks for joining us. we heard from charlotte bennett in her own words who said the governor, and i'm quoting now, a textbook abuser, had an she was terrified to be in his office. how strong is the sexual harassment case against the governor at this point? >> well, there's certainly a lot more evidence that seems to be coming out. and her statements are important. when you look at something like this or do an internal investigation, one of the first ques questions is, what was said, what was done? and it's important to point out, wolf, that there will be records that will show that she did enter the governor's office. there will be appointments in diaries. there will be ways to figure out whether what she has now stated can be corroborated. this does pose, i think, significant issues for the governor. i also believe that we are, you know, days away from hearing from the state, new york state attorney general, who is going to

our national correspondent jason carroll is in albany, new york, for us right now.governor cuomo did issue an apology. one of his accusers just responded and said it's simply not enough. >> reporter: not nearly enough, wolf. this comes from late this afternoon. cuomo's second accuser, charlotte bennett, came out with a statement very critical of the governor's response saying, in part, quote, it took the governor 24 hours and significant backlash to allow for a truly independent investigation. these are not the actions of someone who simply feels misunderstood. they are the actions of an individual who wields his power to avoid justice. meanwhile, a number of those who support the governor are concerned that this could just be the beginning of problems for him going forward. new york governor andrew cuomo facing new scrutiny tonight after a second former staffer has come forward, alleging sexual harassment. charlotte bennett, former executive assistant and health policy adviser, telling "the new york times" over the weekend that the governor asked her numerous quest

jason carroll, thank you so much for that. >>> coming up, heartbreaking scenes from the border. the biden administration struggling to keep up with a surge in migrants at the u.s. border. cnn talks with families about their difficult journeys to america. >>> plus dr. anthony fauci says he's very concerned that the coronavirus pandemic will trigger a mental health pandemic. a psychologist will be joining me live straight ahead. when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. antibacterial or moisturizing body wash? definitely moisturizer! antibacterial can i have both? n

>> jason carroll in louisville, kentucky. you very much. >>> son of a governor and current governor who was once married to a kennedy says he's a political outsider as scandals close in on him. that's next. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look a medicare supplement plan. as you can see they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits and medicare deductibles are covered. and of course, most huma

getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting up testing sites from scratch, setting up vaccination sites from scratch. and the way we're able to do this is with the president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton. this has really been a team effort to get this done, and we are also able to get it done because we have health care providers like sutter who are not only going to be serving patrons at this site, they're going to be serving the san francisco fire department, and i want to thank chief nicholson for being here today. i know we're tired of wearing masks. i don't know what most of the people here today look like. i know we are tired of social distancing and doing all the things that we've had to do since this pandemic began, and nothing is more important to me than to get the people in this city vaccinated as quickly as possible so that we can reopen our city, so that we can hug our family and friends again, so that we

carroll suspended from her job., her close friend for years. but when rumors began to circulate about a rigged homecoming election, she says she didn't believe it. >> i did hear rumors, but didn't really think anything of it until i was brought into the office and it all became real. >> reporter: despite the initial shock she says she since has moved on but says the other girls really missed out. >> the other girls that could have -- that wanted it that could have been one of the runner-ups, i feel bad for them because that was an opportunity that they lost. >> even though this is about this homecoming vote, a lot of the students tell the police in the affidavit that the girl, the daughter, would actually brag in class, around school, and even show them how she could use her mom's account to access their grades. so they say it's been going on for years that she's been accessing it. the mom and daughter through their attorney say they have no comment at this time. >> i bet they don't. okay, t.j., thanks very much. >>

cnn correspondent jason carroll joins us from albany, new york.porter: wolf, another day, another woman has come forward with another accusation, and that has made the governor's political footing even more precarious. >> we're going through a difficult time here, as everybody knows. >> reporter: a deepening crisis for new york governor andrew c cuomo after a third woman came forward, accusing him of unwanted advances. the woman is anna ruch, who told "the new york times" that kruchlt omo asked if he could kiss her at a crowded wedding in 2019. she says after toasting the newlyweds, the governor approached her and put his hands on mrs. ruch's bare lower back. when she removed his hand with her own, the governor remarked she seemed aggressive, ruch told the paper. cuomo then placed his hands on her cheeks and asked if he could kiss her. the photo caught the governor placing his hands around her face. she is the first woman to come forward with unwanted advances who did not work in cuomo's office. the governor's office did not respond to requests of

jason carroll is "outfront". >> reporter: after pledging to keep political views private, the ceo is>> the real, legitimate and still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: this echoes his unfounded election claim during this tv appearance in january two weeks after the capitol insurrection. >> mission accomplished by the social media, big tech, big media and big government for ushering in the dawn of a new world order. this great reset with an unverified election. >> reporter: that caused goya's board to silence the ceo voting to sensor him. a person familiar with the board's actions that includes his family members called his comments insulting and dangerous and said that he can no longer speak to the media without the board's permission. the source also tells cnn he has hurt goya's bottom line irisk te company. at the time he told "the new york post" independently i've made the decision to lower the temperature and walk away from speaking about politics and religion. welcome news to this consumer who said he had stopped buying goya products given the

rebecca carroll has been the host of the podcast, a cultural critic in the public media station wnyc and a critic at large for the "los angeles times." our personal essays, cultural commentary, profiles and opinion pieces have appeared in the atlantic, the "new york times," the guardian, essence, nude magazine, ebony, esquire among others. she's the author of several interview-based books about race and blackness in america including the award-winning sugar in the raw, and tomorrow her new memoir "surviving the white gaze" enters the world. elie mystal is a nation's -- politics and a four spend the magazines monthly column objection. he is also an fellow at the media center, a graduate of harvard college, harvard law school, a former associate and a lifelong mets fan and one of those things is not like the others. prior to joining the nation he was executive editor of above the law, frequent guest on msnbc and sirius/xm. i thank you both so much for being here and i turn it over to you. >> thanks so much, marcia. thank you all for coming. my name is elie. i finished the last chapter

getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting up testing sites from scratch, setting up vaccination sites from scratch. and the way we're able to do this is with the president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton. this has really been a team effort to get this done, and we are also able to get it done because we have health care providers like sutter who are not only going to be serving patrons at this site, they're going to be serving the san francisco fire department, and i want to thank chief nicholson for being here today. i know we're tired of wearing masks. i don't know what most of the people here today look like. i know we are tired of social distancing and doing all the things that we've had to do since this pandemic began, and nothing is more important to me than to get the people in this city vaccinated as quickly as possible so that we can reopen our city, so that we can hug our family and friends again, so that we

carroll, thank ou topsy-turvy at the moment! carroll, thank you very _ topsy-turvy at the moment!gone down about seven metres since yesterday. so this is now actually a very small flood. but we are waiting for two more weather systems to collide over us in the next two days. so that's what we are worried about, because there has been over 700 mills of rain in the last three or four days upriver so that is what impacts us here. yesterday, we had unprecedented flooding, it was right up unprecedented flooding, it was right up to the bottom of that fence post there that you can see. and our whole river flat was covered, we had to rescue lots of animals, tiny house trailers and tractors, that sort of thing. we have lost... i think we just have a little drop in transmission there from sophie, she was describing the situation, her house, the flooding was so bad around her house, the house became like a little island, and as you could hear her describe, she had to rescue what she could, including some of the animals in the surrounding area and just get out. but even from the pictures, you

carroll is looking at the sleeve! carroll is looking at the weather — the sleeve!ampness in the air. some dense fog across the southeast, london and 0xford5hire, in the direction of wiltshire and gloucestershire. also some showers coming in across the south—west, south wales and the midlands, and we carry on with this cloud as we move northwards into scotland and also across northern ireland. in the west we already have some breaks, that is the temperature has slumped overnight. low as —7.5 in some areas. but we will see some brightness especially with the elevations. we have some showers continuing to southern england and wales through the day, some could be heavy and thundery, and these are the temperatures. four under the cloud, maybe 14 if the cloud cover breaks and we see some sunshine for any lengthy period in the south—east. this evening and overnight, we continue with showers across southern counties of england and wales, a return to this low cloud, mist and fog. they could be a few patches of frost, and some showers in the north of scotland could deposit s

i think some of these speeches were written by louis carroll. after virginia passed and became the 38th state, the house passed a resolution to affirm that with virginia's action, the equal rights amendment had been duel added to our constitution as the 28th amendment. however, the republican-led senate refused to do the same. now with the democratic-led senate, i'm hopeful congress can affirm the adoption of that amendment and provide strong legal backing to those seeking to have it recognized by our courts as a full part of our constitution. what little faith we demonstrate in the courts of the united states of america when it's going to be interpreted according to some as not affirming equal rights for women, but somehow undermining equal rights. that's why i say i think these speeches weritien by louis carroll. the amendment simply states, as i'm sure has been said, equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of sex. how can that be misinterpreted to say somehow we are enun

>>ppp carol carroll won making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 week and the new chief in i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources focused on reducing violent crime across the city and he says it's already showing results. january we've had. >>15 homicides in we had last week alone we arrested 6 suspects for homicide related also more firearms in the 2021. than we did at the start of 2020 violent crime and oakland knows no boundaries several recent highly publicized violent incidents occurring to the city's chinatown has garnered na

so i think his message is well words for long distance return home to areas such as carroll a rare isn't it about what they where they left or they don't feel like up and it's any security that's really important message but for one segment. of the iraq society. indeed an important message that the pope is there to spread but what about the pandemic and we mentioned it before we can't really go on said there are thousands of people at this event what are iraqis saying about the message that the pope is sending by holding a mass 410000 people i mean i think there were warnings before but this would this contention be a suit brought about and by the pictures you're seeing it it's very hard to see that this might actually if we're right in the time that just prior to the it's of the pope coming into a spike in crime of violence cases on the fault almost 40000 people died died in florida on top of the structure of that truck of sick leave the best make for years it was so it is a very very risky and we just talked to see what happens over the coming over the coming weeks and dado in the pict

. >> rorter: carroll helped distribute the cards at jersey shore university medical center. >> did youith a patient when they opened up the >> i don't want to say crying, but tearful, i think, really appreciative of the fact that somebody had gone out of their way. >> reporter: michaels says if you ask people will lend a hand. they're bringing the community together. >> we made a community, as the result of my work and then other people joining, and it just goes. >> reporter: creating a community of givers, one small gesture. >> wonderful. >> at a time. >> you made my day. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, new jersey. >> o'donnell: just a reminder how a small act of kindness request go so far. we'll be right back. on every p. objection! my credit card doesn't earn double miles on every purchase. overruled! with the venture card, it's every purchase! what's in your wallet? hi sabrina! >>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel is formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it

and people in indonesia's northern carroll region of being a should keep a safe distance from an erupting volcano monsoon a bong sent columns of ash up to 5 kilometers into the air in its biggest eruption since august of ok no became active 10 years ago after being dormant for centuries since then more than 30000 people have had to leave their homes. i'm fully back these are the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president joe biden has taken action targeting moscow for the 1st time he's imposed sanctions on russian officials and businesses related to the poisoning and jailing of vani they were done in coordination with the e.u. who recently applied to their own sanctions against russia our white house correspondent kimberly hockett has more but what we're hearing is that it's for the destabilizing actions of russia in the broader region and around the world but we also know that this is being done in close coordination with allies as the biden ministration promised that this would be done in consultation with the european union who also put in a small number of sanctions very recently and this

chief conductor carroll pre-trained go on the berlin philharmonic passion like this hasn't been witnessed in a long time a pilot project in 9 cultural venues runs until easter tickets sold out within minutes. well i have to say that i was there last night and it was spectacular and it did feel like life as normal so well done to the film like now it's time for the one to take a football now and robert leavened scored a 1st half hat trick as beinecke cruised to an easy win over stuttgart and the only strike it now needs just a 5 goals in his remaining 8 matches to equal the record for the most in about his latest season strike again managed 40 almost 5 decades ago no one has come anywhere near that record until now. robert ever does he is closer than ever to the all time buddha's league goal scoring record he's already 932 times this season and ahead of this crash wish to god but is off today and started with a setback when our phones are davies was said so for this challenge to cold sweats and any hope that guests may have hope bit of a shock result what dealt a blow shortly afterwards th

carroll. and thank you to the public for your patience as we move through these first items 2 through 4 and thank you to the city attorney for the request that we hear these initially. colleagues, i -- barring a request from supervisor mandelman or supervisor chan, do not believe -- and again subject to public comment -- that we will need to go into closed session on these items. the city attorney has fully briefed us on these items. i only had one comment that i wanted to make on item 2, which i am fully comfortable making in open session, which is just that that case raises, i think, some very significant issues around folks who are in custody and making sure that there is not interruption of their sleep and it's something that a lot of folks who are not in custody take for granted, but when you are in custody, having the peace and quiet to be able to actually get the sleep you need to stay healthy while incarcerated is a significant health -- mental health and physical health issue. so, app

carroll. and thank you to the public for your patience as we move through these first items 2 through 4 and thank you to the city attorney for the request that we hear these initially. colleagues, i -- barring a request from supervisor mandelman or supervisor chan, do not believe -- and again subject to public comment -- that we will need to go into closed session on these items. the city attorney has fully briefed us on these items. i only had one comment that i wanted to make on item 2, which i am fully comfortable making in open session, which is just that that case raises, i think, some very significant issues around folks who are in custody and making sure that there is not interruption of their sleep and it's something that a lot of folks who are not in custody take for granted, but when you are in custody, having the peace and quiet to be able to actually get the sleep you need to stay healthy while incarcerated is a significant health -- mental health and physical health issue. so, app

john carroll at sfgovtv. org. if you submit by e-mail it will be in the file as part of the matter you comment upon. your written comments may be sent to our office in city hall. clerks office, room 244, 1 carlington bgoodlet place this is on our agenda today. items today will appear on the march 16th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated by motions. >> thank you. please call the first item. ordinance amending the police code to require grocery store, drawing store, restaurants and on-demand delivery service employers to provide health and scheduling protections related to covid-19 to workers and to sunset an emergency ordinance with similar requirements. call 415-655-0001 and enter (187)490-6868, pound, pound and star followed by 3 to speak. it will indicate you raised your hand. wait until unmuted. we received a memo requested this be a committee report at the march 9th 20, 21 board meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. at this time i believe that supervisor haney's chief of staff will be here with com

carroll.d thank you to the public for your patience as we move through these first items 2 through 4 and thank you to the city attorney for the request that we hear these initially. colleagues, i -- barring a request from supervisor mandelman or supervisor chan, do not believe -- and again subject to public comment -- that we will need to go into closed session on these items. the city attorney has fully briefed us on these items. i only had one comment that i wanted to make on item 2, which i am fully comfortable making in open session, which is just that that case raises, i think, some very significant issues around folkwh

jason carroll has more on this story. >> i'll never get to a point where i'm over what happened to her reporter: the one-year anniversary of her daughter's death will be marked by attending a rally. >> it's been a year for people. but every day has been march 13th for me. >> reporter: march 13th, 2020, the day taylor was killed. >> you know she should be here. >> reporter: none of the officers who raided the apartment have been charged. instead, a grand jury brought felony endangerment charges against one of them. the attorney general defended the officers' actions saying they were justified because taylor's boyfriend fired first that night. >> the male was holding a gun, arms extended in a shooting stance. >> reporter: walker argued it was in self-defense. he said the officers never identified themselves, but the officers say they did. just this week, a kentucky judge permanently dismissed charges against walker. >> he's supposed to say thank you and walk away? no, there has to be accountability. >> reporter: that's key to not just walker and palmer, but people like pastor timothy fin

the people in indonesia's northern carroll region of being a should keep a safe distance from an erupting volcano monsoon a bunk sent columns of ash up to 5 kilometers into the air in its biggest eruption since august of all kaino became active 10 years ago after being dormant for centuries since then more than 30000 people have had to leave their homes. unfairly bad these are the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president joe biden has taken action targeting moscow for the 1st time he's impose sanctions on russian officials and businesses related to the poisoning and jailing of alexei now vonnie they were done in coordination with the e.u. who recently applied for their own sanctions against russia our white house correspondent kimberly hockett has more but what we're hearing is that it's for the destabilizing as.

showers into the far south of india as well maybe into southern parts of the melodic the far south of carroll georgia those showers are going to roll across the line career over the next couple of days perhaps coming in a little more widespread but too heavy warm and dry for the most part in the thirty's. from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax joins with breaking news. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done. welcome to our home. why. i'm a saucy attender that's remind you of our top stories this hour the lawyer for iranian british citizen thousands of our broadcast says she's been freed in iran that's according to iranian website into that the charity work was arrested in 2016 for plotting against iran's government which she's denying. a saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has launched a number of as strikes on the capital sanaa fighter jets are reportedly targeting military compounds longing to hear rebels. and pope francis is on the 3rd day of his 1st visit to iraq and has been sending a message of hope healing and unit

so things like the new york carroll all these types of things. and a conversation that thomas buchanan read had with his really good friend and shakespearean actor james murdock at the end of october. in cincinnati, ohio so murdoch told his friend. that on the night of october 31st. he was going to be honored. for his work with the us sanitary commission at pike's opera house in cincinnati. you see an image there of pike's opera house in cincinnati? and murdoch just didn't want to come up on the stage and and receive his congratulation. he wanted to give. something to the craft he wanted to give some performance some recitation something. well he asked reed. he said just write me a poem. why don't you write a poem about what have happened at cedar creek? why don't you write a poem about? sheridan's ride and initially thomas buchanan reads impulse was to tell him no. because the ride had been done to death. think about the midnight ride of paul revere such a very famous epic poem in the annals of american. literature but murderdoc continued to pre

here is a portrait of christian fleetwood and he writes that you know fleetwood he was he writes in carroll county, maryland and i get excited about some of these stories because i love the fact that issued a forge cap or kepi burying a breath bugle above it. then the new the number four a uniform code dark blue wool dark blue wool and an overkill one pair of light blue woolen trousers, you know, a booty two shirts and knapsack a canteen. these are the in a blanket so when we see this when the soldiers were handed these items that they could write a note up at break of dawn, you know under the supervision of the camp and the experience of what it meant. so every day these little hand diaries you can hold in your palm of your hand and write a little note about the experience. they were portable they weren't large but they had they roll he wrote about the meals and what the the pickets and what was going on up front and then the best discovery was jill a new marks research on black. surgeons and she had an exhibition at nih and here is photograph of anderson abbott, and he was appointed an ac

jason carroll is there in louisville where a memorial event has just wrapped up. her mother. fill us in. >> reporter: you are right. the rally has wrapped up. a lot of organizers and gathered in the street. they were able to start the march, and i had a quick chance to talk to breanna taylor's mother. her message is clear. justice must continue. >> it's been a year for people. but every day, it's been march the 13th for me still. >> every day? >> every day more march 13th, 2020, the day taylor was killed in a botched police raid in her apartment. >> there is a sense of anger because she should be here. >> reporter: none of the officers who rate raided the apartment have been charged. one, charged with endangerment. and saying they were justified because kenneth's boyfriend fired at the officers first that night. >> the male was holding a gun, armed extended. >> reporter: walker argued he fired in self-defense. he said the officers never adent fi -- identified them. but the officers said they did. and walker was accused of attempted murder for shooting the officers