>> i do. >> that was cnn's jason carroll reporting.s we mentioned throughout the hour, vaccine hesitancy is a real problem in america, especially in the black community. that's doubly tragic, don, as you know, because they're also among the hardest hit by this pandemic. mistrust of the government as jerome adams was talking about, it's certainly not without merit, as we heard. >> yeah. so let's discuss now -- i want to bring in dr. ala stanford, the founder of the black doctors covid-19 consortium. she is a pediatric surgeon, and reverend liz walker, senior pastor of a presbyterian church near boston. first question, what are you hearing from members of your congregation considering the legacy, what you heard from jason carroll's piece? what are you hearing from them? >> people are still very resistant in our community. they're listening and asking questions, as your viewers have been asking tonight. but it's going to take a lot. it's going to take a lot. i think minds are slowly changing just a little bit, at least in the anecdotal ki

does that -- and clerk carroll looks like he wants to interject on that, as well. >> clerk: the hearing item number 5 has not been called. if you want me to, i can call that, and you can discuss your comportment on it, as well. >> chair mandelman: well, i think i've said everything i want to say on that. i just want to make sure that supervisor stefani is ready to take over the agenda. >> supervisor stefani: i'm ready, chair. >> chair mandelman: this is a fascinating hearing, and i feel, like, supervisor haney and i, like, sort of move around these issues and sort of parallel and sometimes intersecting and often experiencing similar frustrations. i don't know if this is where he's going, but it's paradoxical and frustrating to me that a city that prides itself on its public health orientation and public health response that has such great sfrist indication on harm reduction and that -- sophistication on harm reduction and that holds itself up as a leadership on substance abuse treatment, there is a paradox of having hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of overdose deaths which are not tho

cnn's jason carroll joins me now. jason, officials are pushing for legal action in one case but not the other. what can you tell us? >> you're exactly right. look at the case with what's happening with breonna taylor. last night two louisville police officers confirmed the department i tentends to fire t, according to two attorneys. and that includes the officer who fired the fatal shot, cosgrove, received two termination letters yesterday. they said in part your actions have brought discredit upon yourself and the department. i cannot tolerate this type of conduct or untruthfulness by any member of the louisville metro police department. james' attorney telling cnn his client is being made a scapegoat and called the investigation of the officers a fiasco. i should tell you a hearing on the matter is scheduled for tomorrow. and late yesterday the justice department announced there's not enough evidence to support criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting of tamir rice. rice was killed, as you know

carroll's echo through the near empty service made sumber by the coronavirus trying to make. sure that our 100 people attended the christmas eve service compared to the usual 10000. attendees were masks apart from the small choir and the pope himself a message from pope francis urged people to help those in need this christmas in the god came among us in poverty and need to tell us that in serving the purpose we will show our love for him. despite the pandemic residents in the italian capital are hopeful that. it's strange. feels like a war scenario in which something bad is about to happen for the. same time there is an air of hope it is a change so i think that's what we all want after this difficult year. the ball was stuck in the was a defeat a hope for the future the next year. to celebrate christmas all the governor. chris christie will see more changes when the pope gives his traditional derby at rb blessing from inside st peter's rather than from the balcony overlooking the square and events that usually attracts tens of thousands of people. and snatch it on cathedral

it is good enough and we believe this vaccine is safe as well that certainly sounds promising john carroll independent health analyst thank you. thank you. germany is reckoning with its highest daily coronavirus death toll to date for the 1st time since the pandemic began more than $1000.00 deaths have been registered in a single 24 hour period compared to many other european countries germany experienced a relatively low number of deaths in the spring but december has been the deadliest month of the pandemic so far restrictions meant to stem the spread of the virus has been tightened since november and current lockdown due to remain in place until january 10 now looks likely to be extended his german health minister against found speaking a little earlier. i was in the not knowing sense of 1129 deaths this morning alone 1129 families will experience in this new year in mourning and these numbers show how brutally this virus still strikes the infection and death rates also show that we are still very far away from any kind of normality to it if you see this mention. in this situation i don

and that earned some emotion from the side from pete carroll. and the seahawks have sole possession from in the nfc west over the rams. >>> the 49ers were a team without a home field earlier today. then came word that home of the arizona cardinals in glendale will be the site of the game coming up. that solved the game day issues. reports tonight say the 49ers will head to arizona on wednesday. and the 49ers play on the road in dallas. >>> stanford is expected to move the pacific northwest this week. the preparation for this saturday's game from washington. san jose state still scrambling. the 4-0 spartans are expected to host on saturday and they're still looking for an alternative site. >>> the relocated maui inialational. he went from 19 points and eight rebound leading a well- balanced stanford rebound. and wills pushes through. >>> and a masked mark fox this afternoon hosting nickels state to get the bears off to a 21-6 run. joe brown gets in the passing lane and create as turn over. the bears win their first home game and they are 2-1. guy

dennis carroll, thank you so much, sir. i appreciate your patience while we were dealing with that breaking news. thank you so much for sticking around. >> thank you. >> once a coronavirus vaccine is approved, a massive transportation system is standing by to begin the daunting process of distributing it across the united states. united airlines has already been flying doses of pfizer's vaccine to distribution centers as part of the complex system of planes, warehouses and trucks required to deliver the vaccine nationwide. joining me now is the ceo of united airlines, mr. scott kirby. mr. kirby, thank you so much for joining us. the pfizer vaccine has to be stored at below freezing temperatures. it's something we've all learned about over the last couple of months. how is united transporting the vaccine and accounting for the challenge of keeping it cold? >> so at united we started working with all the pharma partners months ago, early in the summer, to start working on the cold chain logistics. and we made some structural

jason carroll, cnn hobson city, alabama. >>> let me get dr. peter hotez in here.e is a public health expert and the dean of the baylor university college of medicine. dr. hotez, the department of health and human services has now started a national ad campaign to promote vaccine awareness. they're putting videos on social media. officials say this is to prepare the nation for this vaccine or at least any vaccine when it is available, according to a new pew poll, 60% of americans say they would get the covid-19 vaccine. is that enough? >> no. ana, we're going to need about 70% to 80% of the u.s. population to take the vaccine if we're serious about using the vaccine to also stop transmission of the virus. look, the vaccine will protect you in terms of saving your -- saving you from going to the hospital or the icu and save your life, which is the most important, but there's a very high bar if we're really going to use the vaccine to interrupt transmission and we're not even close right now. the likelihood of attaining that goal. and there are a few reasons for it.

carroll: how about these ceiling tiles? lemonis: you could replace these with metal tiles.the tin put in there, the metal tin mains. lemonis: that would look nice. while construction's going on up front, the retail store will be closed. but i want them to continue in the kitchen developing new products. so what i want you to do is develop another 12 products. can you do something with ouzo? -petros: yeah. so this is gonna go into the mediterranean flavor profile. lemonis: okay, what else do you have? what other ideas? -george: chai. -lemonis: chai? -george: yeah. -lemonis: okay, what else? -george: curry. lemonis: curry? you like that idea? -mm-hmm. -okay. we have to broaden our menu so that we can broaden our customer base. ♪ good morning. -zoe: good morning. -petros: good morning. -lemonis: how are you? zoe: good. how are you? lemonis: i asked zoe and petros to meet me in my office in los angeles. in that office is a company i invested in about a year ago called flex watches. over the last year, these guys have proved themselves to be masters at marketing and branding, so

jason carroll, thanks very much.w to discuss, cnn law enforcement analyst, charles ramsey. he is the former police commissioner in both philadelphia and washington, d.c. also with us, legal analyst joey jackson, criminal defense attorney. thanks to both of you this morning. listen, the three of us and others on this broadcast and others have discussed this issue multiple times over the past several years. you look at these cases, a 12-year-old with a toy gun, shot dead. nothing coming off it. you see the breonna taylor shooting. there is one charge pending for wanton endangerment for one of the officers who fired through a wall there. but otherwise, the penalty is getting fired. joey jackson, is this a problem with the law as it stands or the application of the law in these series of cases? >> good morning, to you, jim. the problem is that there are multiple problems. let's start with tamir rice. we're talking about going into 2021. this occurred in 2014. what is the situation with a justice department that takes six

carroll is that committed, and concurs with those tactics. while somebody like margaret murray washington is another leader, also from alabama, tuskegee, who really cautions black women against becoming too embroiled in radical suffrage politics. i think washington thinks it's risky personally, and it's risky politically. so, while she is prepared to support voter education efforts among black women so that they will be prepared, if and when the 19th amendment is ratified, she's not prepared to recommend that the women of the nacw is -- turn out in participate in radical suffrage politics. and that's important difference among black women. jane: to take a different turn, there were communities that were majority black communities. is there any evidence that those communities that were majority black communities, that there was stronger voter participation? were black women able to vote in local elections in those communities before they were able to vote in the federal election? is there any information about that kind of history? dr. jones:

>>this is a nurse taking care of many more patients than at medical director doctor patrick carroll says crisis care will be inevitable if they don't reverse the current trend still possible asking for support in taking the simple steps of mask wearing social distancing and staying home when sick that would be. >>they'll be the best thank you that we could appreciate. and that was katie corrales reporting for us tonight. or was it a cult distributor af care is announcing a recall after mixing up depression medication with generic via agra yeah, the drug companies as the medications were mistakenly package together when they were bottled by a 3rd party vendor. so far care says that they have not received any reports of illness related to the recall. if you believe you may have been prescribed these medications. they want to contact after care. immediately. >>for sports. one of the best college football stories this season is at san jose state. the spartans have started the season 5 something they haven't done since 1939. they are also just one of 9 remaining undefeated teams in the countr

they heavy rain on the way for said carroll valley. we were also no -- the book of the an offshore but that will be sweeping down toward us, but by 7:00, beginning to move on shore. the rain is perry tonight is to be from 7:00 through about two or 3:00 early saturday morning. >> that is the better half of the weekend for it because that next wave of rain will be lining up and starting to move toward is already as we head into the very early hours of sunday morning just after midnight sunday night. they also will not be a total washout, the what is happened the day will be the morning into early afternoon, that batch of ringside up to the east but we are still not done with the shower chance yet, so hit or miss activity will be lingering as bad as it tries to ring a little bit more out of the atmosphere dishrag overhead, total rainfall amounts running about a quarter inch to a half inch the weekend in most locations. we take a detailed look at those, coming up at 5:30. let's take a look at the other side of the system. that is the winte

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

good enough and we believe this vaccine is safe as well and that's that may sound promising john carroll independent health analyst thank you. thank you. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines this hour the post breaks a trade deal between the european union and united kingdom has been formally ratified by be used top officials in brussels the 1200 page agreement is being flown to london for prime minister barak's johnson to sign and head of the u.k.'s complete departure from the block at midnight on thursday. rescuers have worked through the night looking for survivors of a major earthquake in central croatia it was the 2nd quake in 2 days to hit the region about 50 kilometers southeast. at least 7 people are known to have died and thousands have been left without shelter. a chinese court has sentenced 10 hong kong activists to up to 3 years in prison on charges of illegally crossing the border the group were arrested by the chinese coast guard in august allegedly on route to the democratic on and of taiwan 2 miners who were also detained being returned to hong kong. i

well the carrolls on one side which is the bulk of my album there are folk music that means that it comes from a time before the culture of the individual it's when music really had a social role to play that's why the songs tend to be very easy for kids or you know drunk people to sing along with they usually are based on scales like the 1st no well. you can hear it just like a staircase going up or joints or the world is famously just a descending scale. that's inclusive christmas music then fast forward so you know the eighty's and ninety's i want to make sure i had some modern christmas classics on there as well last christmas by wham and all i want for christmas is you buy mariah carey and as you'll see physically how my handle is all over the keyboard this is a virtual 6 on and a drunk person just can't keep up with this even if they sing into their beer bottle as a fake microphone just watch how different is it. wants to jump. to geno's. time stuff to things that's not the thing about for most of us certainly not for me. well there you go so i needed to take those pop songs in a wa

opportunities in other cities in the state or moved west so one of those who moved west was alfred carroll who we mentioned earlier, as one of the leaders of the petition for burial rights. he served for eight years in the buffalo soldiers out west until about 1876. now, it has been said in a number of sources that the black soldiers did not maintain contact with each other like white soldiers, that they did not form, you know, regimental associations, they do not publish books. but in looking up the wisconsin soldiers they were very linked to each other socially for the remainder of their lives uh one -- the remainder of their lives. one of the examples of this which i did put in the book i have a table with at least 25 marriages that happen between soldiers and the sisters, daughters, or mothers of their comrades. i'll mention a couple here. one of them was one of the soldiers william p stewart and i think we have a picture of him . yes, that is him. his garrison with general william stewart married , eliza thornton. stuart was from that cheyenne valley settlement and he married the sist

well the carrolls on one side which is the bulk of my album they're full korea's ik that means that it comes from a time before the culture of the individual it's when music really had a social role to play that's why the songs tend to be very easy for kids or you know drunk people to sing along with they usually are based on scales like the 1st no well. you can hear it just like a staircase going up rejoins or the world is famously just a descending scale. that's inclusive christmas music then fast forward so you know the eighty's and ninety's i want to make sure i had some modern christmas classics under as well last christmas by wham and all i want for christmas is you by mariah carey and as you'll see physically how my handle is all over the keyboard this is a virtual 6 on and a drunk person just can't keep up with this even if they sing into their beer bottle as a fake microphone just watch how different is it. wants to jump. to geno's. time stuff to think that's not a thing about for most of us certainly not for me. well there you go so i needed to take those pop songs in a way t

well the carrolls on one side which is the bulk of my album they're full cusick that means that it comes from a time before the culture of the individual it's when music really had a social role to play that's why the songs tend to be very easy for kids or you know drunk people to sing along with they usually are based on scales like the 1st no well. you can hear it just like a staircase going up or joints or the world is famously just a descending scale. that's inclusive christmas music then fast forward so you know the eighty's and ninety's i want to make sure i had some modern christmas classics under as well last christmas by wham and all i want for christmas is you by mariah carey but as you'll see physically how my handle is all over the keyboard this is a virtual 6 on and a drunk person just can't keep up with this even if they sing into their beer bottle as a fake microphone just watch how different is it. wants . to geno's. on stuff that's not a sing about for most of us certainly not for me. well there you go so i needed to take those pop songs in a way turn them into carols an

that earned some emotion fall pete carroll.e possession by a game over the rams. >>> the stanford football team will stay in the northwest with the next game the follow week at oregon state. san jose state is still scrambling. and they're looking for an alternative site. >>> there's a relocated maui location. leading a well-balanced stanford offense. and stanford wins 82-64. >>> a masked mark fox this afternoon hosting nickels state to get the bears off to a 21. brown gets into passing lane and two points here in the second half. the bears win 60-49 and they are two and one. >>> it's not quite the must tv event that monday night football used to be but we'll take a look back at a very memorable game at this day in sports history. >> reporter: on this day in 1918 the los angeles railedders bo jackson ran 214 yards. this run will also be remembered not only for jackson's ability to run away from the seahawks but also his disappearance running into the locker room tunnel. >>> griffith's kick went into the books with a 100-yard. au

children and it just kind of went on like through all these guys are just funny and that's like that jim carroll saga people who've died you remember that grades are you want to. be elevated yeah that's the result was a brilliant book. yet but but it was kind of i mean it was a 2 part one was i just i like the sound of those words together like that when he or them. to i you know took my share of l.s.d. as a kid and i think it was really good for me. i think it really helped me to make wise choices and to see some truths that became universal truths and signpost for me in my life. so i think that like years properly which it was not always the case with me or with most people it can be really beneficial stuff but it's not the book has nothing to do with. like i'm not writing about the benefits of mass and i think in some cases it can be very harmful as well however those are kind of the reasons and just kind of like it summed up my childhood like i kind of thought about it i don't know if you ever took acid yourself but an acid trip is kind of her journey and has a real arc to it a beginning a m

if you have public comment you can e-mail to me, john carroll, clerk of the oversight committee john.carroll at sfgov.org. if you submit as e-mail i will include ate as the legislative file. the clerk's office is room 2441, doctor carlton b. goodlett place 94102. mr. chair, items today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda of december 15, 2020 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i would like to start by congratulating the civil grand jury for the issuance of the three reports we will respond to today. i would like to thank everyone who served this year for the careful and thoughtful and valuable time, work and insight you provided. this process and these reports are a testament to the oversight. i am grateful for your willingness to serve the city and hold the government accountable. for each report we will call the resolution and hearings together while taking discussion, comment and motions on the reports one at a time. we will welcome the representative to speak on the reports and hear from representatives from city departments to summarize responses before turning

it is good enough and we believe this vaccine is safe as well that certainly sounds promising john carroll independent health analyst thank you. thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines this hour the post breaks a trade deal reached between the european union and united kingdom has been formally ratified by the e.u. use top officials in brussels the 1200 page agreement is being flown to london for prime minister boris johnson to sign ahead of the u.k.'s complete departure from the block at this night on thursday. at least 5 people are reported dead and dozens more injured in a huge explosion at yemen's adan airport the blast happened shortly after a plane carrying the newly formed unity government touched down on its return from saudi arabia none of the government delegation is thought to be among the dead. rescuers have worked through the night looking for survivors of a major earthquake in central croatia it was the 2nd quake in 2 days to hit the region about 50 kilometers southeast of zagreb they 7 people are known to have died and thousands have been left

you heard director carroll. there are aton of unknowns, costs they know are coming, and they're not entirely sure of the amounts, but they know they're likely to spend more than the $6.5 million. and so, you know, they have this cushion basically of $1.2 million to spend on the items they sort of a identified. why is that a problem? >> we basically were going on as we would with any request like this, to look at their actual spending plan and what they actually showed us they felt like they needed. the difference it was the $1.2 million which was not delineated to us in our conversations with them. we considered our recommendation to be fairly low risk because it is one action of the budget and finance committee to release the balance if the need is there. it is mostly we were just using our usual tools in terms of evaluating an expenditure request, and considering our recommendation to be consistent with the spending plan we received and not to be a risk for the actual operations, if a need for more occurred. >

. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, hobson city, alabama. >> a lot more to come on the vaccine.ll, the vaccine, on the oother side of break. enter dr. anthony fauci to answer, and dr. gupta i will be co-hosting with. ♪ ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> welcome, i'm anderson keerp. >> and i'm dr. sanjay gupta. this is our 23rd cnn town hall. and this one is a hopeful one. the vaccines. vien on cnn international and streamed on cnn.com. the two vaccines by pfizer and moderna. it will take a massive effort to deliver it to

well, i guess that christmas carroll tropic it, right? warriors are going to know come christmas day. maybe a white christmas for them. that's where they'll be on the 25th, but as far as december 22nd? that is a juicy story line. that's when they're going to open their season against the brooklyn nets. more specifically, kevin durant and the nets. yeah, his first game since that achilles injury sustained while he was still a warrior. up against his old team. wow, what a great event we have there, and then on christmas, of course, the milwaukee bucks. huge day for the nba. and steph curry's reaction to it all. >> goes right into familiarity, obviously, but also teams that are expected to be at the top of each conference, or the eastern conference, and get a good gauge of where we are right out of the gate. i don't know what we'll doing in milwaukee for christmas, but other than that, it's going to be pretty awesome just to be playing basketball again. >> time was not so long ago, a team wouldn't dream of trading a talent like russell westb

. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, hobson city, alabama. >> thank you for that powerful piece. >>> justnn, as deadline is looming for the uk to work out a trade deal. that's ahead. >>> plus, president trump is heading to georgia to campaign for two senate republicans. how his baseless claims could hurt republicans from staying in control in the u.s. senate. mont. and unlike standard robots that bounce around it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. ♪ through the walk of life, walgreens has always been there to help make life easier. and now we're doing the same with medicare. so you can easily find the best, most affordable plan for you. visit walgreens.com/medicare to get started. walgreens. we make medicare easy. visit walgreens.com/medicare to get started. [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren'

rubenstein has gathered together conversations with the greatest american historians from robert carroll mccull off with john adams, alexander hamilton to jon meacham on thomas jefferson. it's an easy, pleasurable read. fourth, "humankind: a hopeful history." this is perhaps the most contrarian book i read this year. copious research to tell us a story of human beings that is the opposite of the familiar tale of competition and conflict. "the lord of the flies" was fiction, he reminds us, and points out that real-life versions of that incident revealed human beings to be, by nature, friendly, cooperative, and collaborative. it has implications for everything from corporate strategy to war and police work. and, finally, i want to recommend the book i spent many months of this year working on to try to make sense of the covid crisis and the changes the pandemic is ushering in political, economic, technological, and personal ways. "ten lessons for a post-pandemic world." let me quote from "the new york times" review. with his lively language and to the point examples, he tells the story wel

with timeless carrols like, if i hear one more bell on christmas day. what child is this?one asks obama. and of course, the all-time holiday classic, i saw daddy humping stormy claus. this year, it's a merry -- christmas to you and yours and if you don't like it give me a -- break. melania trump's who gives a -- about christmas. available where pumpkin pies are sold. >> jimmy: move over, mariah! we have a good show for you tonight. chef david chang is here. we've got music from russell dickerson. and we'll be right back with natalie portman. orgingerbread builds titradition.. a string of lights sparks family ties. a last-minute gift makes a lasting impression. a tray carries your heritage. and an ending means a new beginning. pringles wavy. with a big crunch and totally different flavors, they're not really pringles. just like that's not really daddy... yes, it is. ok. pringles wavy. big crunch. big flavor. america's been waiting for. verizon 5g is next level. unlimited plans start at just $35, with entertainment the whole family will love. switch now and save $700 on gala

clerk is john carroll. thank you to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting and our own board of supervisors for lending support. do you have announcements? >> yes, to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors,lemlative chamber and committee room are closed pursuant to orders and directives. member will attends through video and participate to the same extent as if present in our chamber. public comment is available for each item on the agenda. cable channel 26 and sfgovtv are streaming the call in number at this time. your opportunity to speak and provide comments during any of these public comment periods is available by calling 415-655-0001. today's meeting id1468347106. press pound twice and you will hear the meeting discussions and you will be in hissenning mode. when your item comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. do that as soon as the item is called. a system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. wait until you

does that -- and clerk carroll looks like he wants to interject on that, as well. >> clerk: the hearing item number 5 has not been called. if you want me to, i can call that, and you can discuss your comportment on it, as well. >> chair mandelman: well, i think i've said everything i want to say on that. i just want to make sure that supervisor stefani is ready to take over the agenda. >> supervisor stefani: i'm ready, chair. >> chair mandelman: this is a fascinating hearing, and i feel, like, supervisor haney and i, like, sort of move around these issues and sort of parallel and sometimes intersecting and often experiencing similar frustrations. i don't know if this is where he's going, but it's paradoxical and frustrating to me that a city that prides itself on its public health orientation and public health response that has such great sfrist indication on harm reduction and that -- sophistication on harm reduction and that holds itself up as a leadership on substance abuse treatment, there is a paradox of having hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of overdose deaths which are not tho

beat l.a., 29 -- seattle wins the nfc west division their fifth division title under head coach pete carrollback to the warriors, damian lee is married to steph curry's sister so the curry family very happy tonight after the warriors' first win of the season. >> if you can't be a curry have it be an in-law. >> that's right. they got the shot. >> thanks a lot, man. >>> coming up next a lost wallet gets returned to its rightful owner but the good deed did not stop there. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. no matter the neighborhood. you'll always have that neighbor. the one who has everything. except humility. to show up the show-off, do you need power? or this... optimum power. (countdown beeps) (tires screech) ♪ because duracell optimum makes this rc truck... no! ...even faster than coppertop. announcer: we have a winner. woo! upgrade your device with duracell optimum. (duracell chime) >>> a delaware man has finally been reunited with his long lost high school class ring but in a very round about way. his name is bob clarkon. he lost his brandywine class of '65 ring on cocoa bea

well the carrolls on one side which is the bulk of my album they're full cusick that means that it comes from a time before the culture of the individual it's when music really had a social role to play that's why the songs tend to be very easy for kids or you know drunk people to sing along with they usually are based on scales like the 1st no well. you can hear it just like a staircase going up or joints of the world is famously just a descending scale. that's inclusive christmas music then fast forward so you know the eighty's and ninety's i want to make sure i had some modern christmas classics on there as well last christmas by wham and all i want for christmas is you by mariah carey and as you'll see physically how my handle is all over the keyboard this is a virtual 6 on and a drunk person just can't keep up with this even if they sing into their beer bottle as a fake microphone just watch how different is it. wants to jump. to geno's. time stuff to think that's not a thing about for most of us certainly not for me. well there you go so i needed to take those pop songs in a way tu

aaron carroll gave me my very first job on tv or news director 14 years ago chris, general manager everybody thank you so much i love you guys what would you say is what you're going to miss most like some great times that you've had a calm just what we do during during commercials we dance we see we're at we have fun like we have such a good james is on the case don't know at all knight, those out to the folks that feed us and bring us goodies and snacks look about one oh my john and i helped you and your yeah it's going to hit the road again with you all that was a fun day guys like what time you will be a of that means a lot to let you know the really and we're just so excited for you moving up moving on to jen still town yeah, the weather is a lot different their gender is did you know on the new be here at kron and you guys all welcome you with open arms so it is going to feel like a piece of the family is gone. >>so glad we all got to spend these 4 years together. >>brother we really a happy new year and a new way because this will be your last day here and then 2021, it's on the new t

india needed just 70 runs to win and it wasn't too much trouble for them withstanding captain edging carroll hartley hit things a winning run is to square the series at $11.00 with 2 tests to play i think it was . one of the great comebacks because writable you. could be 6 and. get up and be ready to punch. was i'm standing in the boys deserve all the credit. really terry. dropping a number of catches probably no. woman's i think. in the field and you know that is not runs again elsewhere south africa have completed a big win over strength or in their 1st test in centurion the sri lankans resume their 2nd innings on 65 for 2 despite a 64 by close of para and 59 from one in the house arango the tourists were eventually out for 180 that gives south africa the win by an innings and 45 runs as well as a one no series lead. and there was an entertaining day of cricket in mt maunganui in new zealand trying to force a victory against pakistan in their 1st test opener tom blundell's top scored with 64 is the key reason code on 1845 that pakistan 3735 victory tim southee dismissed in the sean must ho

president trump, who has been credibly accused by over a dozen women of sexual assault, critic eugene carrollat he raped her. and an alleged pedophile still got rnc money in the president's endorsement. i would push back and add that the aide to governor cuomo did not want to speak with the press after lobbying -- lobbing that accusation. >> martha: that happens a lot. in my mind, the huge problem, and you know, many of the people on the list you just named, jessica, fall in this category, is they were not afforded due process. whatever the accusation was made, it was universally accepted as truth, and these men, in this case, these individuals, did not get the chance to have their side of the story hard. but lisa, it feels to me like the stage was set in such a strong way with poor brett kavanaugh, who nothing was ever proven against. he had his eighth grade diaries raked over the coals in front of the senate judiciary committee, and he is never going to get those moments back in his life. >> well, he's not, and the left weaponized of those allegations for purely political reasons, which ali

fauci, last hour jason carroll had this great piece about vaxing hesitancy, a topic you know well. particularly among black and brown communities. you know that these communities have been disproportionately hit by this virus and they have higher rates of vaccine hesitancy as well. this seems like a major issue to address. i'm just wondering as you're going to be part of the biden team now, what tangible steps will you take to sort of build that trust? >> well, we will be taking steps, sanjay, and we are currently taking those steps. and that is by really rather, i would say, active community outreach, which we've already done. we do it by psas. we do it by engaging through our community groups that are associated with our clinical trial apparatus. and we do it by engaging leaders in the community. there already is a plan to get people who are respected by the community, athletes, faith-based organizations, personalities, celebrities to go out there and get people to be vaccinated. you know it would be really a terrible shame if we have the african-american and latinx community, wh

as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside our camera long the barca carroll in san franciscohow we want to take a peek at the weather. >>looks out there right now we've got john in the weather center with a more detailed look how's it going john it's going good. i mean with weather like this can't be going too bad this morning we've got beautiful clear skies out there the golden gate bridge, even nice and clear it is chilly though so just make sure to leave the house with the scarf and that extra layer to keep yourselves warm as we do venture out into the 30's this morning. now skies will remain pretty much all weekend nice and clear like they are right now today tomorrow sunday we're in the midst of a ridge of high pressure that's going to keep us dry and keep conditions fairly mild. i know that yesterday we had a pretty steady breeze made it feel brisk as you venture outside that breeze does relax today, so it's just going to feel all the more comfortable as you step outside for your friday tomorrow and sunday are going to be pretty much repeats of what we've got today, the

cnn's jason carroll has the latest on both cases. jason, just remarkable developments here. rice case, in particular. how did this happen? >> incredible. look, a lot of developments happening overnight. we'll start with the developments actually involving the breonna taylor case. late last night, attorneys for two louisville metro police officers confirmed the department does intend to fire them, according to their attorneys. lieutenant joshua janis and detective michael cosgrove received pro-termination letters yesterday. the letter sent to officer james said in part, your actions have brought discredit upon yourself and the department. i cannot tolerate this type of conduct or untruthfulness by any member of the louisville metro police department. james' attorney telling cnn that his client is being made a scapegoat and called the investigation into the officers a fiasco. a police hearing on the matter is scheduled for tomorrow. and jim, it should also be noted that none of the officers involved in the breonna taylor shooting were ever charged directly in connection with h

. >> that was cnn's jason carroll reporting.ou know, as we have mentioned throughout the hour, vaccine hesitancy is a real problem in america, especially in the black community. and that's doubly tragic, don, as you know, because they are almost among the hardest hit by this pandemic. mistrust of the government, as jerome adams was talking about. it's certainly not without merit, you know, as we've heard. >> yeah. so, let's discuss now. i want to bring in dr. stanford -- excuse me the founder of the black doctors covid-19 consortium. and reverend liz walker, senior pastor of the boston church. what are you hearing from them? >> people are still very resistant, in our community. they are listening. they are asking questions, as your viewers have been asking, tonight. but it's going to take a lot. it's going to take a lot. i think -- i think minds are slowly changing, at least a little bit. at least in the anecdotal kinds of polls that i have been taking but people still have a great deal of resistance. >> dr. stanford, good to sp

. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, hobson city, alabama. >> a lot more to come on the vaccine front.our of your questions with dr. anthony fauci here to help answer along with dr. sanjay gupta, who i'll be co-hosting with. ok. let's see what you've got, oculus... don't look down, don't look down! ooh. shouldn't have looked downnn! whoo! it's ok. i'm ok. let's go. hey. how do i...? relax. get into it! yeah! i've got it! whoa. rated e for everyone. to show up... ...for the sweet. the hectic. the tender. the tense. and the fiery. but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with... ...aimovig, a preventive treatment... ... for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. severe constipation can happen. sometimes with serious complications. high blood pressure can happen or worsen with aimovig. common side effects include injection site

you heard director carroll. there are aton of unknowns, costs they know are coming, and they're not entirely sure of the amounts, but they know they're likely to spend more than the $6.5 million. and so, you know, they have this cushion basically of $1.2 million to spend on the items they sort of a identified. why is that a problem? >> we basically were going on as we would with any request like this, to look at their actual spending plan and what they actually showed us they felt like they needed. the difference it was the $1.2 million which was not delineated to us in our conversations with them. we considered our recommendation to be fairly low risk because it is one action of the budget and finance committee to release the balance if the need is there. it is mostly we were just using our usual tools in terms of evaluating an expenditure request, and considering our recommendation to be consistent with the spending plan we received and not to be a risk for the actual operations, if a need for more occurred. >

carroll before i make a motion, i like to make a motion to supervisor mandelman so it's reflected that he was excused from this meeting? >> clerk: should we rescind the vote to here and file agenda item 4 and entertain the motion to accuse and take that motion again and handle agenda item 5? >> supervisor stefani: i move to rescind item number 4. >> clerk: agenda item 4 is before us. i hear motion offered by vice chair stefani that chair mandelman be excused for remainder of the meeting. on that motion -- [roll call vote] >> supervisor stefani: thank you. my next motion is to file the hearing in item 4. >> clerk: on the motion offered by vice chair stefani item 4 be filed. [roll call vote] there are two ayes. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, next motion is to continue the hearing to the february 11th meeting. >> clerk: on the motion offered by vice chair stefani that this hearing will be continues to february 11, 2021. [roll call vote] chair mandelman is excused. there are two ayes. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. do we have any other items before this committee today? >> clerk: the

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