chapman. and thank you again for your patience. public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number 1? ms. chapman, you expressed an interest earlier when we were speaking about the other item. the floor is yores. -- the floor is yores. >> linda chapman. i'm speaking for knob hill neighbors. we were fighting the cannibalization of rent-controlled housing for short-term rentals and so on. i know you have a separate bill on that. i don't know what the contents are. i want to find out and make sure that it didn't make things worse than the piece of legislation we actually passed and it wasn't even thrown out by court. it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion ab

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. >> and one of the great ironies of the story, mark chapman was being examined by psychiatrists probably 100 feet away from where john lennon's body was in the morgue. >> reporter: but it was the 1989 murder at bellevue of dr. katherine hement that shook the institution to its core. >> a homeless man who had been living illegally in bellevue hospital killed a pregnant pathologist in her office. and it caused an absolute furor. and bellevue really had to decide at that moment, are we a hospital that provides emergency services to everybody, or are we a bus station? >> reporter: in the end, security was ramped up and bellevue did not abandon its mission as a public hospital. dr. susan cohen has been at the hospital for 12 years. >> i love the people. i love the patients. and i love the mission. you have to want to be here to be here. if it's not the right fit for you, you shouldn't be here. >> bellevue remains important because? >> it is the bellwether. it is the place that takes in people who can often go nowhere else. and if they have a medical issue, it will be taken care of issue, it w

sean getting help from matt chapman snagging two. give that guy the gold glove.never come back from vegas. making friends everywhere. a's trail 5-1, but come back. tie ed sixth. edwin diaz and the a's win ittism 8-6. how about the quakes opening up against toronto. second half down 2-0. espinoza shot to rios. redirect. that's a goal there. he ultras. they love it. they were fired up for the season opener. still 2-1 in the final seconds of extra time. oswa oswaldo. wow, what a shot that was. whips it in, 2-2, the final. dramatics now in san jose. cal honoring four seniors including paris austin on senior day. matt bradley, look at the cut. tough basket many the lane. tough bao of his nine in the fi half. how about joel brown now? dishing. good vision. to kelly for the jam. three. brown now in transition. loses the handle. it's a loose ball. utah picks it up. d.j. tlorp is going to get the block but there for the follow. cal was down fourth. the break now, 62 h 59. about three minutes to go. >>> this morning, dozens of people brave d the cold san francisco bay wate

joining me now live from london, chapman bell. we're seeing some of these hospitals, as well, popping up here in the united states, specifically here in new york city, in central park, as well. talk to us about this most recent pop-up field hospital and who is going to be staffing it? >> well, the nhs nightingale, named after florence nightingale, perhaps the most famous field nurse ever in this massive field hospital is being set up in what is a convention and exhibition center normally. it is set to be open tomorrow initially and will be providing oxygens and ventilators for beds for those suffering from covid-19. the military has been working hard trying to get this building ready. they expect it could increase in size to treat people in london and perhaps other parts of the country. although other field hospitals are set to open around the country. they're going to be using airline workers. the nhs has appealed to those airline workers to see if they would like to work in a lot of these centers. they say a lot of these people

chapman. thank you again for your patience. public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number 1? ms. chapman, you expressed an interest earlier when we were speaking about the other item. the floor is yores. -- the floor is yores. >> linda chapman. i'm speaking for knob hill neighbors. we were fighting the cannibalization of rent-controlled housing for short-term rentals and so on. i know you have a separate bill on that. i don't know what the contents are. i want to find out and make sure that it didn't make things worse than the piece of legislation we actually passed and it wasn't even thrown out by court. it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion able t

chapman. and thank you again for your patience. public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number 1? ms. chapman, you expressed an interest earlier when we were speaking about the other item. the floor is yores. -- the floor is yores. >> linda chapman. i'm speaking for knob hill neighbors. we were fighting the cannibalization of rent-controlled housing for short-term rentals and so on. i know you have a separate bill on that. i don't know what the contents are. i want to find out and make sure that it didn't make things worse than the piece of legislation we actually passed and it wasn't even thrown out by court. it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion ab

though is talking about cia militias there's something called the cost protection force out of camp chapman are you aware of american cia militias that also are rude working in your country no i'm not and do you think the taliban were having a tragic joke here why sign a deal in any case if there were plans on ordering mass bombardment of afghan security service installations within hours of the agreement being signed the status quo the taliban try to do most straight days after the deal and before that the except the one week of our uvas they wanted to demonstrate that they are powerful that they are strong that they can destroy that they can care that they are in control of security team we are in a trust building stage on the one hand there is a peace agreement to a taliban between the us and taliban on the other hand upon into other negotiation is due to happen very soon and people are on that sense people are excited but on the other hand when they see killing when they see uncertainty when they see that the taliban are still emphasizing independence if you about the future rights and

so the photograph of the mother and the child that is the work of toni chapman who has a solo exhibition of photographs in new york her work is centered around black childhood and the celebration of the black body. monica. key. which i when is he came to. monaco's work is she paints work around her contemporaries her siblings she is a lot with fashion as. their identity and individuality we also have ballard whose commission piece of rosa parks is on time magazine she was one of the artists to create a work about women celebrating women and this piece here is she is immortal which is paying honor to him and he had a locks and then we have gary who work is very spiritual she creates these amount communicated figures and to exist in a sort of spiritual world and. and she deals with inequality and inequities as well beautiful he turned our studio. here is i do as well as i'm surrounded by beautiful art i want to leave you with one last comment which is should me who was at an exhibition when she said this have a listen to. women on the beach or write like i was 1st learning something and i'

top one no score, matt chapman, high fly ball and it's windy in vegas and look what happens, nope. yeah. greg allen couldn't deal with it, ball drops. marcus semien trots home to score. two batters later ramon laureano known for his defensive prowess and some offense, too, two-run single. a's win it 8-5. the split squad also won beating the royals 10- 6 in surprise, arizona, while the giants lost to the padres 7- 5 despite homers from posey and dubon. >> he was there last night and he's going again on thursday. >> you are correct. that's minnesota wild. >> die hard fan. >> everyone, have a great night! see you later. >> thanks for joining us! we'll be back tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. good night. (sneezes) hold. what? explain your sneeze. i'm sorry? do you have allergies? no. is there too much pepper on your salad? i don't put pepper on salads. i've heard enough. sit over there. oh, come on. i don't want to sit by myself. that's what typhoid mary said, and clearly, her friends buckled. guys, help me. sheldon, come on. yeah, it's just one sneeze. (sneezes) you're on your own. see you

matt chapman. one of the rising, full-on superstars in the major league leagues.our strikeouts along the way. and just to make sure, tacking on franklin pareta. base his in the sixth. carlos perez is a goner at third. 5-1 finally. a's having a pretty good spring so far, nine and six. >>> not the story for the giants in scottsdale in their home yard. oscar mercado of the indians taking suarez into the picnic area out there. a 2-run homer. giants have something rough times. only one today. off the bat of brandon belt. and the giants fall shy of the indian, 7-1. >>> speaking of the giants and dodgers, their rivalry. last night, this is spring training stuff, check this out. johnny cueto, first hits one of the dodgers, justin turner, right in the hand. so clayton kershaw -- remember, this is exhibition baseball. he hits the giants' backup catcher. now watch kershaw, what'd you say? >> what? >> and he actually had to be restrained. regular season as good as the previous one. should be good. >> sounds good. rivalries will be rivalries. my new book the hidden reality tak

and then the chapman mid season, not one line drive at him but two.s got a glove that is golden. mid season form. stopper may never come back from vegas because he has a job on the chorus line. and then tied in the eighth until evan diaz had a deep shot. a's win. giants hosting the angels in scottsdale. that's drew smylyart. mike trout, two earnings, two strikeouts. top of the three, angles up 2-0. and then jason castro, and it's a three-run shop. and the halos up 5-0. and then bottom of the eight, giants down, and a two-run blast to left. the angels beat the giants 10- and now the nfl. that was good. thiswas better. the fastest time of the day, isaiah simmons, 4.39. look at the reactions. they see it and they giggle, and they are like, this guy is something else. watch him, just perform. you can make a lot of money, like millions and millions in about 4.39 seconds. should have learned how to run faster. another goal of mine. i talked about playing golf, tennis, and basically should have been better at a lot of things athletically. >> shouldn't we all

benjamin chapman, a food safety specialist says there's no evidence that coronavirus is transmitted byor food packaging. even if coronavirus somehow makes its way into your meal. >> in general, meeting food is low risk and there has not been any evidence to show that coronavirus is transmitted by eating food. >> reporter: and although the heat from cooking is more likely to kill off the coronavirus, a sri rolgs at columbia university says the risk of contracting covid-19 through a hot or even cold meal is extremely load. >> coronaviruses in general are not stable at high temperatures, so it is highly likely that cooking food with inactivate the virus. cold foods, we don't know how long the virus remains infectious on cold foods. however, for things like produce that you would presumably wash prior to eating, that should rinse off any virus. >> reporter: she adds if the virus is ingested, our stomach would get rid of the virus. >> when you eat any kind of food whether it be hot or cold, that food is going to go straight down into your stomach where there's a high acidity, low ph environ

chapman skies one to left field. a run scores. part of the three run first inning for the a's. the rookie was very sharp in the second start of the frame. three scoreless innings. allowed only one single. the a's beat the indians 8-5. trying to separate himself and this is going to do it. par 3, 17. a one shot lead. behind him was that man. tommy, the englishman. he nailed it. pulled within a stroke. fleetwood needed a birdie. but he is your winner. that is his first on the pga tour. david shaw checking out the basketball team. look at the hustle. throws it down. stanford led by 13 points. one minute left. lead down to five. he led with 19 points. that is their 20th win of the year. the stan forward women stanford women wrapping up in tempe. she was known for her slam dunks in colorado. she almost got one today. 55-44. they will be the third seed in next week's pac 12 tournament. cal in tucson, down one. 16 seconds left. brown with the putback. the bears knock off arizona 55- 54. their biggest win of their first year coach. finally, kentucky beat auburn yesterday to clinch the

. >> reporter: matt chapman playing the "nobody respects us" card.on't know how that's going to work as far as opponents. they will be expecting a lot from them. you want to stay out of that one and gone wild card. mike? >> i know yesterday you were at a ballpark where they were using those roboumpires. i want to follow up real quick. how did this go for the players and the fans? did they like it? >> reporter: it's interesting. we were at the home of the arizona diamonds in which they have experimented with robotic hum pirls. the way that system works, they have cameras placed throughout the entire stadium that determines the strike zone. the umpire is wearing an ear piece. the computer tells him if it's a balltor strike. major league baseball acknowledged they were experimenting but no one wanted to come on camera and say exactly what they were doing and didn't want to say where the camera locations were. there were multiple ones that look the same. they do say they're working on it but they didn't say exactly and wouldn't say exactly what they were

robert chapman wood says covid-19 could give the economy the flu. flu-like viruses often fade by spring. and the economy could see a bounceback. but it's too soon for the market. >> the fact that it's going up and down every day is just a -- an illustration of how unclear things are. >> reporter: for now, the sharks are looking at multiple options that may take their ice show and the money it generates elsewhere in the short-term. >> it will impact business. but we'll >> and the san jose quakes are set to play their home game on saturday. but no word on what they'll do. and let's not forget about the san jose barracudas. the minor league hockey team that also plays its home games here at sap center. they could lose two home games during all of this. >>> the archdiocese of san francisco will temporarily shut down all 90 of its schools after a student tested positive for the coronavirus. schools in san francisco, san mateo, and marin counties will be closed from march 12th through the 25th. all school buildings are closed to students, parents, and com

robert chapman wood says covid-19 could give the economy the flu.y spring. and the economy could see a bounceback. but it's too soon for the market to make up its mind. >> the fact that it's going up and down every day is just an illustration of how unclear things are. >> reporter: the sharks are looking at multiple option options that may take their ice show and the money it generates elsewhere in the short-term. the san jose earthquakes are set to play a home game at avia stadium on saturday. and the barracudas could lose two home games in all of this. jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> coachella will be pushed back due to concerns over the coronavirus. according to billboard, promoters for the festival near palm springs say coachella will start october 9th and run through the 11th and then again on the 16th through the 18th. we've also learned that stagecoach, one of california's most well-known country music events, will also be delayed and take place in late october from the 23rd through the 25th. governor newsom says california is ramping up covi

. >> reporter: robert chapman teaches in the san jose state school of business and said worrying about what we have during the coronavirus pandemic is understandable but, he said, we don't really need that much toilet paper and even if shelves quickly empty every morning there is still more product on the way. >> the main thing to realize is that for most products the supply chain is working just fine now. food production is just fine. paper goods production is just fine. >> reporter: so buy what you need, and try not to get caught up in the fear. >> and i was determined not to get caught up in it but then you can't help it when everybody else is grabbing things off the shelves. >> reporter: i spoke to representatives from a couple of large stores, they wouldn't go on camera but said they will be restocking the shelves pretty much daily with paper goods, hand sanitizer, though, they say is definitely in short supply. live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> hard to handle. thank you, scott. >>> well hospitals across the bay area are rolling out pandemic protocols and part

after he took great abuse in cincinnati, and ben chapman who is the manager who got fired the next yearwas awful and ricky did something you didn't do, and i want to go on the word and travel with him the rest of the way home. somehow they got through that and the more you read the story and the more you know about the story it was really a great story. it didn't solve any of our problems but if you read it, it sets an example. >> so important for us today. in the last day and a half we have talked so much about the situation in the country. .. >> moving them and many of themf that for a little girl it was a disaster. bud: you know i teach now and walter does not come out well. and here is what and i have looked back on this, 1957 the giants will move and they should move. and whatever few giant fans they had, i see th say this not becae i'm talking to you but it's because i believe that. it was a time in a move that really i think, broke the core of what people thought about sports and what, i mean, by that is that the dodgers for something special only in brooklyn but everywhere. and

chapman said, there have been in confirmed cases of transmission via food.robably safe no matter what. all the things that can be wiped down, wipe them down and go a step beyond there, cooking. right now the figure is 149 degrees fahrenheit for three minutes or longer. so as long sup soups to a boil -- >> and microwave. >> you could destroy -- >> yeah, when i do takeout, i bring it home and i pop it in the microwave a little bit to get rid of it. i got to tell you, i've never been itcher, i always have appellergies and sinuses from ug so much antibacterials and disinfecting wipes. i'm so itching and sneezing from using them so much, even more so than normal. let talk about what you said going through the store. okay? about the groceries. i have a list. put this up on the screen. a list of some of the things you recommend while shopping. can you walk us through these, please? >> i don't see the list on the screen right now -- >> i'll tell you what it is. i'll say them and you can give us detail. you said keep your distance in line. use self-checkout lane. use

also houses john lennon's murderer mark david chapman weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison lastfor criminal act in rape involving 2 women. but he was then hospitalized for chest pains, the 67 year-old will stay windy until officials determine which facility is best suited to hold him. >>up next you know self-isolating during this viral outbreak can get pretty lonely, especially if you're [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i'll come back for the plate. saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just

katie chapman was the diplomat and alice paul was the activist. just at the back. when we hear this -- i read about that but i'm a little girl in my moms house and my grandmother's house hearing about the civil rights struggle and the back of the bus. i did not realize this is not the first time. you will be at the back. what makes people think that they even have the temerity to ask somebody to take a backseat? that is an important question. we need to ask ourselves as a country and answer it. because you accept sitting at the back, there is a lot of other things that follow under that that those same people are at the back. so, in 2013, i came down here. it is funny because i had another injury. i work at the park. i'm just a clumsy person. i came down here to purchase a -- to participate in that march. , harriet, how different is this now? we don't call them parades anymore. it is a march. it is a protest. it is to say something. it was such a gathering of diversity and inclusion. it was intergenerational. men and women. it was a different, different experience

meetings is going ahead regardless more than a quarter of a 1000000 race fans will attend this week's chapman festival with no restrictions in place about the size of public gatherings at the moment last year's runner a little over a spring surprise here so when the day's feature race the queen mother champion chase or wednesday's amish premier league game between man city an arsenal was postponed also players came into contact with the m.p.r. costs a minor at last week's europa league game and he since tested positive for corona virus the club confirmed some squad members who haven't been identified have gone into self isolation somewhat ironically elim p.r. cos all still being allowed to play games they take on english team walls in the roper league on thursday no fans will be allowed at that match in greece and football's not the most of course it's because what makes everything in seems of principles in the grand us what we play for that's what we play to do to entertain supposed to make sure that their votes are just the biggest disappointment book at the same time sort of numbers could

chapman on these issues. i think within the next 90 days, i will have to address those issues because of the dynamic. >> okay. great. thank you. >> my recommendation would be that we accept the appeal and condition the permit to address that it should reflect both 765 and 775 as the building department has recommended. if that's going to cause an issue, then i would just deny the permit. i mean deny the appeal. >> i think mr. duffy was suggesting there needs to be two permits, not one permit with two addresses. >> if that's what you want, commissioner honda, it just had to be a separate permit. >> and i do not support the appeal. i think this permit was properly issued. >> i do too. >> so if there's got to be this unfortunate parallel permit, i would submit this settlement is authorization to do that. i don't know the building requirements, so they got to figure that out. but this permit was properly issued. how they are going to get the second permit, we might see them again. >> i agree. >> and it's not clea

. >> linda chapman from knob hill. during your committee meeting recently on the subjects of corruption, i mentioned what a change there's been in terms of neighborhood affairs and community involvement because of this kind of cultural corruption as you refer to it which was, you know, absent when i was a leader in knob hill neighbors for 14 years, and i look at this room, i see it full. it would be full. there was one organization that took money in those days, and that was help for the elderly. the planning commission meetings even had to be held here on our project because they would bus in vast numbers of elderly numbers of -- vast numbers of elderly ladies but the other organizations would come out for us and even when they were offered money, gordon, for example, was offered $50,000, consider a million dollars today with inflation. and he sat here where i'm standing, and he said to whether it was the commission or supervisors at that point, i can't remember, it went on for seven years back and forth, back and for

. >> linda chapman from knob hill. during your committee meeting recently on the subjects of corruption, i mentioned what a change there's been in terms of neighborhood affairs and community involvement because of this kind of cultural corruption as you refer to it which was, you know, absent when i was a leader in knob hill neighbors for 14 years, and i look at this room, i see it full. it would be full. there was one organization that took money in those days, and that was help for the elderly. the planning commission meetings even had to be held here on our project because they would bus in vast numbers of elderly numbers of -- vast numbers of elderly ladies but the other organizations would come out for us and even when they were offered money, gordon, for example, was offered $50,000, consider a million dollars today with inflation. and he sat here where i'm standing, and he said to whether it was the commission or supervisors at that point, i can't remember, it went on for seven years back and forth, back and for

. >> linda chapman. i'm here for the statute that requires sops for the investigation of elder abuse and disabled abuse. i came here before a number of months ago about what occurred at the jewish home. the terrible threat to the public safety up there and since then the corruption and special victims unit, which i think i mentioned before and where it's been confirmed the entire four-month investigation every piece of evidence just disappeared. just disappeared into space. where kaiser proceeded to cover up saying we were very concerned and we looked into it but it's all a secret and where the police commission was very responsive. they directed the chief of police months ago to re-open the investigation of the jewish home and investigate the detectives but none of that's happened yet and i got a call from an investigator from the city in the process of investigating and kara in the process of arranging with the police commission staff to meet with them about procedures and get tfrs implemented but hund