director carroll references earlier. the next three plans i will discuss are emergency support function annexes to this plan. esf for short. so, i will begin reviewing those. we'll start with efs6, mass care and sheltering. through the revision of this plan, the content development we have augmented the plan to mass care housing and human services. this plan purpose is to provide coordinating guidance primeally at the eoc level. how the eoc coordinates with stakeholders responsible for the tactical activities of mass care housing and human services. how we coordinate with the doers on the ground standing up the shelters, providing emergency food assistance, supporting unaccompanied minors. this includes the department operation centers and community based organizations and non governmental organizations. it also includes guidance for how we coordinate with the state and federal government to provide support. there is also a lot more specifics about emergency food access. how we can transition displaced survivors out of s

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carroll yes. carroll not so subtly clergy that washington was not baptize as in the roman catholic church. therefore washington could have a catholic funeral. moreover, carroll made it clear that catholics could not say prayers on behalf of the dead washington. doing so risked implying that washington was either a dead soul in purgatory or a saint in heaven. he was neither. washington was a protestant. carroll advised that catholics could honor washington life, but they should not hold services for washington, and they should not pray for the dead. washington following the congressional mourning resolutions would have violated catholic theology. mourning traditions for the catholic and catholic relic practices were black protestants in philadelphia navigated the congressional mourning resolution by calling attention to the relationship among washington's death, slavery and christian liberation. in a late december 1799 sermon published in philadelphia, the reverend richard allen, pastor of the afri

jason carroll, thank you very much. joining me now is cnn transportation analyst and former inspector general for the department of transportation, mary schiavo. mary, good to see you this morning. so, i mean, it's stunning and shocking to see this this massive fireball light up the sky there in this busy business district. as jason carroll described. so it happened shortly after takeoff. and it the plane made a sharp dive. i mean, what do you make of what you're seeing and what could potentially have caused this? >> well, that sharp dive is very dramatic. and as you can see in that video, it is almost coming straight down. but the plane does do a slight roll on its way down. you know, in other you know, i can't say what happened here, but in other accidents i've worked where they had a a loss of control and that's a total loss of control situation. you know, aircraft have lost part of the tail. for example, the rudder, part of the rudder, the horizontal stabilizer, key control surfaces where they are unable to control

was assassinated. >> diahann carroll herself. she didn't feel that it portrayed the black experience in a way that it should have been portrayed. >> julia and corey baker, this is my sister, wanda wagoner. >> how do you do? you're a. lenny didn't tell me that. that's all right, wanda. leonard didn't tell us. you aren't. >> she really felt that they were presenting an image of sort of the white. >> but at the time, i didn't care, because there's a black woman on tv like she's a nurse. she's helping people. >> diahann carroll was the first black woman to be nominated for an emmy for her performance in that show. >> it represented the first time that a black family went into the homes of americans on a weekly basis. it did establish that premise, and i was very pleased about that the success of the television show julia opened the door for redd foxx. >> who was this underground comedy legend? >> that's the money i was saving for my heart. operation. >> you hear that, elizabeth? i'm coming to join you, honey. >> love, sanford and son

jason carroll has more from the scene. >> well, you can see the area here is still cordoned off. there are emergency vehicles right down here. this is cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. the impact of the crash, several blocks in that direction. this is a community in northeast philadelphia that is simply in shock. when you look around and you see where this happened. this is a business district, the roosevelt mall here is in the area. a number of businesses, a number of residents as well. a number of row houses. this is an accident that happened just about after 6:00. this is rush hour. and so you had any number of people in the area who were out and about who saw what happened. eyewitnesses say they saw a fireball upon impact. some people saying that the sky simply lit up. not only did people see it, but they felt it as well. some eyewitnesses saying that their windows were rattling. they went outside to see what was going on and saw the fires that had erupted on the ground. philadelphia's mayor says at this point, she could not confirm how many fatalities there are. there

jason carroll has more from the scene. >> well, you can see the area here is still cordoned off. there are emergency vehicles right down here. this is cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. the impact of the crash several blocks in that direction. this is a community in northeast philadelphia that is simply in shock. when you look around and you see where this happened. this is a business district. the roosevelt mall here is in the area. a number of businesses, a number of residents as well. a number of row houses. this is an accident that happened just about after 6:00. this is rush hour. and so you had any number of people in the area who were out and about who saw what happened. eyewitnesses say they saw a fireball upon impact. some people saying that the sky simply lit up. not only did people see it, but they felt it as well. some eyewitnesses saying that their windows were rattling. they went outside to see what was going on and saw the fires that had erupted on the ground. philadelphia's mayor says at this point, she could not confirm how many fatalities there are. there a

. >>> nfl and the raiders, pete carroll is hiring former 49er head coach chip kelly to be his offensivewill reportedly pay kelly $6 million, most in the league for an assistant, and nearly triple kelly's salary last season at ohio state where they won the natty. >>> three, two, one, yea! >> guardians manager and former a's and giants catcher stephen vogt back in town this weekend, dublin's school of imagination naming their family center after vogt to recognize his ten years of support helping special needs children. >> the best part is since it was 10 1/2, 11 years ago, i see kids now still they come to a's games, come to giants games when they are there, stephen, remember me? yes. i remember when you were in second grade at school of imagination. what are you doing now? i'm in college? oh, i'm old, but also it's so neat to see the growth of the children. >>> cool story, glenn. >> oh, this was cool sunday. south carolina retired the number 22 of a'ja wilson, a four-time all american and now three-time wnba mvp with the las vegas aces. wilson led the gamecocks to the program's first nat

jason carroll has more from the scene. >> we can see the area here is still cordoned off. there are emergency vehicles right down here. this is cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. the impact of the crash, several blocks in that direction. this is a community in northeast philadelphia that is simply in shock. when you look around and you see where this happened. this is a business district. the roosevelt mall here is in the area. a number of businesses, a number of residents as well. a number of row houses. this is an accident that happened just about after 6:00. this is rush hour. and so you had any number of people in the area who were out and about who saw what happened. eyewitnesses say they saw a fireball upon impact. some people saying that the sky simply lit up. not only did people see it, but they felt it as well. some eyewitnesses saying that their windows were rattling. they went outside to see what was going on and saw the fires that had erupted on the ground. philadelphia's mayor says at this point, she could not confirm how many fatalities they are. there a

cnn's jason carroll talked to voters the day after president trump proposed a u.s.er of gaza. >> days before the last. >> presidential election, donald trump was the invited guest at the great commoner restaurant in dearborn, michigan. albert abbas says he extended that invitation, a decision he is now reflecting on. given all that has happened in the last 24 hours. >> many in the. >> community are at a loss for words. last night was a very rough night for most of us. >> abbas is arab american and one of a number of democrats who voted for trump. abbas says he hoped trump would do more than president joe biden did to help palestinians suffering in gaza. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip. >> but after trump said palestinians should leave gaza so it can be redeveloped, abbas says not only does he feel betrayed, he's hearing from a number of people angered over his past support of trump. >> people were really, really frustrated and i don't think there's anyone to blame. at the end of the day. um, as arab americans or muslims, we really didn't have much of a cho

jason carroll has more from the. >> scene. >> well, you can see the area here is still cordoned off. there are emergency vehicles right down here. this is cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. the impact of the crash several blocks in that direction. this is a community in northeast philadelphia that is simply in shock. when you look around and you see where this happened. this is a business district. the roosevelt mall here is in the area. a number of businesses, a number of residents as well. a number of row houses. this is an accident that happened just about after 6:00. this is rush hour. and so you had any number of people in the area who were out and about who saw what happened. eyewitnesses say they saw a fireball upon impact. some people saying that the sky simply lit up. not only did people see it, but they felt it as well. some eyewitnesses saying that their windows were rattling. they went outside to see what was going on and saw the fires that had erupted on the ground. philadelphia's mayor says at this point, she could not confirm how many fatalities they are. there ar

shirley chisholm and diahann carroll reshaped politics.ng to do that in just a minute. but i want to start with juanita. i will start with you. ladies first. how do you think old don is going to process that time cover? we put it back up. >> his ego can't handle. >> this, joy. and i. appreciate you talking about his long. >> history of. >> obsessing over these covers. remember time. did name him person. >> of the year for 2024. so he's. >> he's he's literally. >> going to have. whiplash in this moment seeing this cover because he can't handle anybody. >> knowing the truth that he. >> is not in control. but elon musk is now i am hesitant to say that this is going to put elon musk on the outside like it did someone. >> like steve bannon. >> back during the. >> first trump term. >> because elon musk. >> is an actual. >> billionaire who invested money. >> trump is his vehicle. >> trump is his product. >> trump is someone who. >> he paid a lot of money. associated with the campaign last year. and so i don't see trump having that. >> size of. >>

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anderson. >> jason carroll, thanks very much. and dearborn with me. now put some numbers to the story. cnn senior data reporter harry, generally speaking, has there been much appetite in the u.s. for to get involved in rebuilding gaza? no. no, there has not been. look, we have no new polling since last night, right? polling works fast, and it doesn't work that fast. but in the polling that we had prior, that was taken towards the middle end of last year, what we saw was the overwhelming majority of americans oppose the idea that the united states should take a lead role in reconstructing gaza. you can see it right there, 57% opposed, just 37% support. and what i should note is the support was lowest among trump's own base of republicans. so the idea that this is going to sell among the american people at large or the republican base, simply put, he definitely wasn't looking at the polls before he went out there and made a statement that was heard around the world because of how crazy it sounded to most people. how did palestinians view president trump

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pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. now kelly's last stand in. the pros came to an end after the niners fired him as their head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his time in san francisco. now with the raiders coming off, a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do his first time with the eagles as a head coach. he where he led them to the playoffs, however, is head coach overall kelly, when 28 35 now this time its kelly's first time as a coordinator in the nfl and he's set to be the highest paid to do so at the position with 6 million per year in his new deal. >> i was in the college ranks wears number 19, cal playing pittsburgh hosting picks birthdays in the 2nd quarter. here in golden bears a iona krimili things in the 3. >> and she gets the found that place a four-point play county lead by 11 after they full quarter and cow by 33 at this point, more from krimili. she drives finishes with the lay of their the hoop and harm us. another three-point play

guard captain patrick burkett, as well as the metropolitan police department, assistant chief jeffrey carroll. each the direct deputy director, justin brown, the fire chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. rick barnett, the police chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. our police major tim moore, the maryland state police. first sergeant john potenza and the u.s. army deputy director of aviation, colonel mark, we have an excellent. two overnight hour. we've been conducting search and rescue operations are really since our last update. and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well as some of the assets that have arrived on scene during our salvage surveys in preparation to lift the aircraft additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55 victims have been positively identified from this aircraft or from this this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines as well as district officials, the red cross and some other support are organizations are cont

and i know our our other colleague, jason carroll was here earlier this morning. i'm still here. like i said, i'm a few blocks away right from where this accident happened. and police just in the past hour or so taped off another what looks like a oxygen canister perhaps, or some sort of canister that appears to be from the plane. that's how widespread this damage and this impact really is. and again, as the local officials suggested there, i don't even think they fully know yet just how far. i mean, just imagine that to say to an entire neighborhood in northeast philly, it's a large area of the city. they're saying, keep an eye out because debris might be near you. >> yeah. incredible. yeah, very densely populated area where evidence from this crash may end up right in somebody's porch. danny freeman, thank you so much. we'll talk to you again at the top of the hour. we'll have much more in the newsroom at the top of the hour. now, back to the amanpour hour. >> welcome back to the program. 80 years ago this week, soviet troops liberated auschwitz, the largest of the nazi death c

musk to take care of many of his personal debts, including the $83 million that he owes to e jean carroll for her successful lawsuit against him, and the $500 million he owes to the state of new york for because of attorney general letitia james successful lawsuit against him. so when the day came that the trump team had to call elon musk a liar publicly and in writing, who was the brave republican who stepped forward and said, boss, i'll do it. it wasn't any of the cabinet members who have already been confirmed by the senate. the person who got the assignment today in the trump administration to call elon musk a liar publicly is jonathan blum. he's a former lobbyist for the banking industry and is now a political appointee at the treasury department, where he worked during the first trump presidency. he has a mid-level job with the title principal deputy assistant secretary in the office of legislative affairs. what that translates to is he is a lobbyist for the treasury department, a lobbyist with congress working on legislative affairs in the treasury department means that he has to k

i want to bring in cnn's jason carroll, who is in philadelphia. jason, tell us what you are seeing there tonight on the ground. >> well, laura, we are right at the intersection of cottman avenue and roosevelt. behind me, just several blocks in that direction is where the crash actually took place. and you can see just around just what kind of area we are in. there are a number of businesses in this particular area of northeast philadelphia. a number of homes in the area as well. and when you think about when this happened, laura, take into account this plane, this learjet 55 took off from philadelphia northeast just a little after 6:00. that's rush hour. so this area was teeming with people at that hour. so you can imagine a number of people saw what happened. a number of people heard what happened. you know, witnesses described saying that the lights that the sky here literally lit up when that jet crashed, when that small aircraft crashed, saying that it was a huge fireball. moments after impact. in addition to that, philadelphia's mayor, as you

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro.ros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly went, 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the dentist. >> 6.40 is the time in the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. this is in partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham, the church community mural project was produced or has produced artwork that's been displayed all across the city, including inside the sa peace center. today's unveiling will be at the

new head coach pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro in the pros. excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in in a the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal. that suspect teacher at the desk. >> it's snowing up here in the sierra nevada, but don't let that fool the state's snowpack is well below average for this time of year. capital correspondent, a tall was a break down the data and all of reaction from the california department. >> water resources and after some needed weekend snowfall this year is getting a break right now as

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the desk. >> aaron, thank you very much. let's go to the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. it's a partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham. fact, the sharks community mural project has produces has produced artwork all throughout the city, including inside the sapd center. so today's unveiling will act

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro in the pros.use me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in in a the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal suspect heat with a disc. 10. suspect heat with a disc. 10. 52. we'll be right back. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the impr

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stint in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly went, 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal. >> now over the college ranks number 19. cal taking on pittsburgh. the 2nd quarter here in the golden bears of ice in iona krimili watching here. she thinks in the 3 and she get the 1004 point play. >> and cal, they had their lead to a living at this point. moving on to the 4th quarter calib by 33 at this point, more from she drives p there. the who and the harm is she gets the three-point p

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year of his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he at the desk. all right. 5.41, is the time. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news fans gathering at the oakland arena to celebrate the life of oakland a's legend. more on that in a minute. well, u.s. animal organizations partnering up to help stop the car outbreak in san francisco details on the free resources available to pet owners. >> and of course, we're tracking th

pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. kelly's last stand in pro in the pros.me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the enough bill set to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the desk. >> thank you, aaron. a 39. the time. let's go to the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. the mural is a partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham, the sharks community mural project is actually produced dark work that's displayed all over the city, including inside the sep center. fact, today's unveiling is g

entertainment zone on cole street between frederick street and parnassus street parnassus avenue and on carroll street between schrader street and clayton street. to delete the requirement that an entertainment zone event be a special event permitted or licensed by the california department of alcohol beverage control and affirming the planning department's determination of california rental quality act. >> thank you president gentleman. thank you. chair walton welcome vice chair cheryl to to the committee. i apologize to both of you for my tardy arrival. >> the ordinance before you is simple but we're excited about it. it would establish a new entertainment zone in cole valley. we have seen what we saw during the pandemic. san francisco activated public spaces in new ways and in some ways i think this is a legacy of that experiment in california in san francisco and other cities in california and around the world we have now seen two entertainment zones established one on front street and another in the thrive city area area again to to allow act more activation on the street and better a bett

. >> carroll, each thema director, deputy. >> director justin brown, the. >> fire chief of the metropolitan. washington airports authority, rick barnett. >> the police. >> chief for the metropolitan. >> washington airports. >> authority, our police major. >> tim moore. >> the maryland state police first sergeant. >> john potenza, and the u.s. >> army deputy. >> director of. >> aviation. >> colonel mark otte. >> we have next slide. >> so overnight hour. >> we've been conducting search and rescue operations, or really since our. >> last update. >> and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well. >> as some of the assets that have arrived on. >> scene during our salvage surveys and preparation. >> to lift the aircraft. additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55. >> victims have. >> been positively identified from this aircraft or from this, um, this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines, as well as district officials, red cross and some other support organizations are continuin

more from cnn's jason carroll now in dearborn, michigan. >> days before the last. >> presidential electionld trump was the invited guest at the great commoner restaurant in dearborn, michigan. albert abbas says he extended that invitation, a decision he is now reflecting on. given all that has happened in the last 24 hours. >> many in the community are at a loss for words. last night was a very rough night for most of us. >> abbas is. >> arab american and one of a number of democrats who voted for trump. abbas says he hoped trump would do more than president joe biden did to help palestinians suffering in gaza. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip. >> but after trump. >> said palestinians should leave gaza so it can be redeveloped, abbas says not only does he feel betrayed, he's hearing from a number of people angered over his past support of trump. >> people were really, really frustrated and i don't think there's anyone to blame. at the end of the day. um, as arab americans or muslims, we really didn't have much of a choice. >> dearborn. >> a detroit suburb, is home to the largest a

. >> i'm jason carroll in dearborn, michigan, and this is cnn. >> thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. i'm boris sanchez alongside brianna keilar in washington, d.c. and at any moment, president donald trump is expected to hold a joint press conference with japanese prime minister shigeru ishiba. live from the white house. >> and cnn's kaitlan collins is there. caitlin, the president likely to face some tough questions as the administration pushes forward with its federal worker crackdown. tell us more. yeah. >> they've been praising that deadline that was extended because the judge who blocked it from happening last night and going into effect, they're saying that the fact that it's extended until those legal arguments can happen on monday actually benefits them. we know the numbers last night were about 65,000 federal workers who had decided to take that. what is being described essentially as a buyout here. we'll see what happens with those legal challenges that have been running head first into president trump's agenda. but right now, we're here waiting for him to come o

. >> i want to bring in cnn's jason carroll, who is live for us in philadelphia. jason, give us an update. what are you seeing? what do we know now? >> well, we are just to give you a point of view from where we're standing. we are at the intersection of cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. you can see some of the flashing emergency lights right down the street there. the crash impacted several blocks in that direction, and you can see all around from where we are. this is in an area, laura, where you've got the roosevelt mall on one side. you also have residences down there, row houses on the other side. and you think about the timing of this. this happened at 6:00. so we're talking rush hour here. this is a busy area. on any day at any hour, especially at rush hour at 6:00 when this flight ended up crashing, crashing again shortly after 6:00 after it took off from philly northeast airport. again, what we're hearing about what happened here on the ground, and there were a lot of eyewitnesses, as you can imagine. some described it as a fireball on impact. some

. >> thanks to jason carroll for that report. the group arab americans, arab americans for trump last week changed its name to arab americans for peace after the president's comments on removing palestinians from gaza. the head of the group spoke with cnn's victor blackwell this weekend and explained the change. >> the arab. >> americans for trump was created to help president trump win the elections. we wanted an end to the war in gaza, primarily, and the president also promised us a lasting peace in the middle east that is satisfactory to all parties. based on those two promises, we lent our the president, our vote. now, when he started suggesting that relocating gazans, which is against international law, against palestinian interests, against the continuity of a palestinian state between the gaza strip and the west bank, we could not come out with a statement under the title of arab americans for trump. first of all, we're not a cult. secondly, we want peace. we started supporting the president because we wanted peace. and as

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. >> i'm jason carroll in dearborn. >> michigan. >> and this. >> is. >> cnn. >> i was in the east room at the white house today during the press conference between the japanese prime minister ishiba and president trump, the two leaders met face to face for the first time in what the japanese side was viewing as a high stakes meeting, given trump's personal relationships with other world leaders often dictate his foreign policy towards their country. in a telling moment, the new prime minister described what it was like to meet trump. as you can see nearby, the u.s. president was smiling from ear to ear. >> for many, many years i have watched him on television, so it. >> was quite. >> i was so excited to see such a celebrity on television to see in. person. on television. he is. a frightening and he has a very strong personality. but when i met. >> with him. >> actually, he was very sincere and very powerful and. >> with strong. >> will. >> now, the japanese leader said he wasn't trying to suck up to trump when he said that. but as we have seen before, flattery certainly helps, especial

well, pete carroll is the oldest coach, he'll be 74 for the raiders when he starts. fans, you might have andy reid for eight more seasons. >> it doesn't seem like he's slowing down. he's at his peak. it's incredible. by the way, please join us tomorrow. we're going to add to the pregame fun. we have an early face-off between the eagles and chiefs. we're doing the pep rallies again packed with fans in philly and kc. if you're in those cities, you have to bring it. we're going to have a big old pep rally early on tomorrow. >> those pep rallies have gone nextevel. >> yes, they have. >> every time is a little more impressive. >> there are other lookalikes. they're getting pretty good. >>> also in sports, we are covering it in "popstart," the first teaser for "happy gilmore 2" is out and loaded with stars both old and new. we'll tell you all about that and show you a clip of it. >>> first, though, the a.i. war heating up with the attention on the chinese app, deepseek. this morning a growing security concern and how it compares to ♪febreze!♪ have you tried these febreze c

. >> carroll quarles is a retired law enforcement officer who has experience using a metal detector to >> i started working my way around. and then i just slowly worked my way around to about midway in the yard. and i hadn't found anything. >> and they were getting nervous. the investigator said, "well, maybe you're not going to find it." >> yeah, maybe the witness wasn't remembering things right. >> to which you said? >> "let me check over there in case the shooter shot into that corner of the yard." and so i walked over there, and it wasn't 30 to 45 seconds and i had the bullet. >> where did you find that bullet? >> that bullet was right in this area right here. it was an aha moment. i mean, it was euphoric. that's the best way that i can explain it. >> they dug up that bullet that had been there since 1989. they were able to compare that bullet from the ground to the bullet that was recovered from alan's head shot. and what we were able to determine was that two bullets were consistent with each other. >> the evidence is building up against her. >> it is. >> at this point, police be

john carroll and i would like to thank kaleena mendoza as a t v for stopping this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you silence your cell phones and other electronic devices you've brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include in any of today's files you should submit them to me. i'll meet you up front at the rail. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak along the right hand side of the room i'm pointing it out with my left hand. alternatively you may submit public comments in writing in either of the following ways. first you may submit your written public comment to me at g o h n period c r r o l l s f g of your g or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one dr. carlton be good place room 244 san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing it will be forwarded to the supervisors and al

john carroll and i would like to thank kaleena mendoza as a t v for stopping this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you silence your cell phones and other electronic devices you've brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include in any of today's files you should submit them to me. i'll meet you up front at the rail. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak along the right hand side of the room i'm pointing it out with my left hand. alternatively you may submit public comments in writing in either of the following ways. first you may submit your written public comment to me at g o h n period c r r o l l s f g of your g or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one dr. carlton be good place room 244 san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing it will be forwarded to the supervisors and al

wanted share apologies from kate howard or manage deputy director at dhr he and our h r director carroll are getting pulled with the new administration and demands that are under way now. so. we are porschia and i are ready and happy to present and share information with you and if there are questions we can not answer we'll check back with our dhr leadership and report back after. thank you. >> i wanted start off and say i have been in my role over a little over 9 years now. january ninth and -- this council as well as mod have been an amazing partnership a lot for supporting us with ace program a program we'll talk about today. access to city. am program. and addition to support with eeo equal employment opportunity, accommendation cord narrator and work with mod as well as council to be able to help us in making decisions and also giving us support when we need t. i want to say, thank you. and congratulations to you on your position. >> thank you. do you have a power point >> if i can help present and put it up. we will go ahead and start with the title introduction first. today we pl