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. >> solar panels on the roof, electric vehicle chargers in the basement levels, benefiting from grayd secured bicycle parking for 300 bicycles. when you are on the higher floors of thing yo of the buildt catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma. >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling iin forms. they will have good conversations with our staff.

they won the world series. 2001, the atlanta falcons traded with the chargers and got michael vick. 2012, philip became one of the most obscure players to pitch a perfect game against the mariners. 2018, a's lefty throws his first and only no hitter against the red sox. 1996, the bulls beat the washington bullets for a record 72 wins, 20 years later the warriors won 73 games. and we can't wait for the sports to start step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal you stay at home for us.t.k. fo. just know we're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you doctors & nurses. uh-oh! wasting another weekend working overtime on project? the uneven covere ofhatrollerot? tired of battling with a brush? had your fill of spills, splatters, and running up and down ladders? say

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the chargers made by envision solar will provide power to the site without having to use a generator.land usually has the units in locations where they can provide emergency power in case of grid failures. this is the first time the ev chargers are being used to support covid-19 related medical needs. >> having generator fumes and that sort of stuff in a test center is hardly ideal. this is a great way for oakland to have a clean and renewable source of electricity which is silent and emission-free. >> they are working with other cities and corporate partners to do the same thing across the world in fact. >> yes. >>> speaking of the world, it's earth day. and it was a nice day to maybe get outside for a walk and celebrate the earth. >> it sure was, feeling like summer a bit. >> that's true, dan and ama. and it's going to feel even more like summer over the next couple days. so happy earth day and beyond. here we go. looking at overnight conditions near the bay area, the fog is already surging from the coast across the bay. it's going to move locally inland overnight. it will be mild o

the solar power charger avoids the use of a generator at the old kaiser convention center. this is the first time chargers are being used to support covid-19 related medical needs. >> having generator fumes and that stuff in a test center is highly ideal and great way for oakland to have a clean source which is emissions free and silent. >> they can provide emergency power. >>> the 50th anniversary of earth day deserves a celebration that lasts longer than a single day. the historic event is a perfect time to check out more of our better earth original abc7 series. with the streaming app, you can watch our special earth day content and catch our live newscasts and breaking news and weather. the app is available on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. search abc7 bay area and install it for free. still getting used to the side effects in my ear, mike. beep, beep, beep. >> me, too, reggie. because i can't see them until like 25 seconds later. i'm like, what's going on? we appreciate our creative team being creative, no doubt. there are some really fascinating and eye-openi

they won the world series. 2001, the atlanta falcons traded with the chargers and got michael vick. 2012, philip became one of the most obscure players to pitch a perfect game against the mariners. 2018, a's lefty throws his first and only no hitter against the red sox. 1996, the bulls beat the washington bullets for a record 72 wins, 20 years later the warriors won 73 games. and we can't wait for the sports to start captioning sponsored by cbs >> so this is harrisburg, pennsylvania. the demonstrators there appearing to flaunt social distancing guidelines while demanding the economy reopen. >> they've taken something and blown it so far out of proportion that it's destroying our country. >> who has the right to tell me i can't get a haircut, i can't go here, i can't go there? >> listen up. the threat of these genetically modified sharks is way overblown. and this rule telling us to stay away from the water is impeding on my god-given right to get a haircut! let's reopen the water, absolutely, positively, we're all gonna be good! ( screaming )

and then partnering with iheartmedia to deliver phone chargers to hospitals so people can charge their phones. the average hospital stay for patients who recover from covid-19 is 10 to 13 days. >>> apple is making it easier to unlock your iphone if you are wearing a face covering, and you can swipe up to enter your pass code. currently there's a slight delay between your phone realizing it can't see your face and jumping to the pass code screen. that's the latest. kari hall, back over to you. >> frank, i had so many problems with that face id so glad there's an update. >> we will have more about the forecast coming up. >>> i am also thankful they changed that, and that will speed things up by half a second or so. and we will show you what the progress is in san francisco and the reroute you still have to take. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. - 58 million latinos live in the united states. if we all particip

miami dolphins taking the alabama quarterback at number 35 and the chargers kept things on the west coasttwo and three of that virtual draft will be held tonight. >>> a big move is in the works involving three of america's best known fast food and coffee shops involving a new chinese currency cnbc is live with us from london good morning >> good morning to you according to chinese media reports three major u.s. companies including mcdonald's and starbucks and subway are trying to roll out a dij tam a tall currency. in total 19 companies are participating. china's essential bank has tried to roll out a way to speed up those digital payments it's unlikely to resemble bit coin this would be issued by the pboc walmart one of the leading retailer might have the answer with the coronavirus response. they're making a number of changes. disinfecting carts, self-checkout registers and limiting the number of customers in stores. decals on the floors at both the entrances and check krout lanes to make it easiest for customers to judge the distance. even many businesses as they reopen, back to you. >

it's only as green as the lexus 3 which goes when you take electricity is made in the gulf and a charger like it was a it's not is there a couple from school. we're going to build we got the electric vehicle we're going to meet all it was. huge and promises to be it would be very very important to sustain that growing income with because. we found a way to mathematically model the piece the current does and that inspired us for our fusion technology. we'll come back to that later. some of the power for clean mobility still often comes from coal or gas power plants that pumps c.-o. to into the atmosphere of our overheating planet. or it comes from conventional nuclear reactors flooding out of some creating huge radioactive pollution problems are. sustainable technologies have a dry. back there with erratic because the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine. to truly achieve green mobility we need clean power plants providing a steady supply of energy all day and all night could nuclear fusion be the answer it's the power that drives the sun the primeval force that makes

. >> i was able to get my patient an iphone charger. so we are charging her phone now.efully, she'll be able to facetime with her family in the next couple of hours, which will be really nice for them. >> reporter: at new york presbyterian, peter novak is researching patient data associated with coronavirus deaths from home. >> the purpose of the work i'm doing is still the same that's to help patients in whatever way i can. >> reporter: satisfaction part 1. >> today was actually a good day on our unit we didn't have any patients pass away today and we were able to discharge two of them so i consider that a really good day. >> reporter: baptized by fire, ready to help save more lives, anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, flight risks why airline workers say their lives are in danger on board. >>> also, we are highlighting special moments that unite u during this crisis here's one from st. louis. cheers for a police officer finally out of the hospital after nearly a month walking straight into the waiting arms of his family >>> we are back now with t

take electricity were made and any charger like because it's not is there a problem from school. we're going to be driving electric vehicles we're going to meet more like a. fusion promises to be it would be very very important to sustain that through and into the car. we found a way to mathematically model what appears the current does and that is 5 years for our future and technology. will come back to that later. so the power for a clean mobility still often comes from coal or gas power plants that pumps you know to go into the atmosphere of our overheating plan. that. or it comes from conventional nuclear reactors flipping out arms and creating huge radioactive pollution problems. sustainable technologies have a drawback they're erratic because the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine. to truly achieve green mobility we need clean power plants providing a steady supply of energy all day and all night could nuclear fusion be the answer it's the power that drives the sun the primeval force that makes life as we know what possible. not can we harness it on e

we are looking into things like solar panels and electric car chargers for a parking lot. and then also just being more aware of the things that are going on. we celebrate the season of creation in the fall, which is something that is catching on more globally than it used to be. that is a time where we spent four or five or six sundays in a row specifically on an environmental theme. that really gets us thinking about faith and the environment in a new light. >> we are hearing about university lutheran church with pastor greg schafer in palo alto. we will be back in just a moment. >>> welcome back to mosaic. pastor greg sugar from -- i would like to ask you to reflect on what you have learned about yourself from your students and congregation. these 12 years. >> one of the things that i have noticed about myself is how much more i know about science than i ever would have. specifically, how it relates to peoples faith. that is kind of an anecdotal way of saying what i have learned and how i have grown is noticing how everything is integrated in a way that is not always ob

. >> solar panels on the roof, electric vehicle chargers in the basement levels, benefiting from grayand secured bicycle parking for 300 bicycles. when you are on the higher floors of thing yo of the buildt catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma. >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling iin forms. they will have good conversations with our staff. >> all right. with our staff. good afternoon, everyone. i'm london breed, i'm mayor of san francisco. and today we are joined by the department of emergency management, director

us able to play in the n.b.a. 2000 for this guy right here you know many drafted by the sea to go chargers he wanted to find himself traded to the giants and he would have his 16 year career there as a well. and if you are of the male species you might want to over your eyes on this one people are starting to slowly returned to normal parts of the globe melian asia and i come to gym in china has reopened to its pupils and they are taking their practice to any extreme level your eyes are not deceiving you hear this gym in the shandong province has students saying we did loads of bricks from their growing region itself is actually part of traditional chinese culture and has a history of a 1000 years people are taught this by the 6 generation coming through master way who is a regular student of this reform as well we found it has come true calving 2015 and students flap to him dude has oppressed of accomplishment he reportedly won 2 guinness world records for dragging cars and an airplane all with his groin it's actually not an unusual practice and is touted by many as having health benefits

which is tough for sure >> savoring the little victory >> i was able to get my patient an iphone charger. so we are charging her phone now. hopefully she'll be able to face-time with her family in the next couple of hours which will be really nice for them >> reporter: at new york presbyterian peter nobak is researching patient data associated with coronavirus deaths from home >> the purpose of the work i'm doing is still the same, and that's to help patients in whatever way i can >> reporter: satisfaction hard won. >> today was actually a good day on our unit. we didn't have any patients pass away today and we were able to discharge two of them. so i'd consider that a really good day >> reporter: baptized by fire, ready to help save more lives. anne thompson, nbc news, new york >>> all right. let's get a check of your monday forecast nbc meteorologist janessa webb has a look at your day ahead >> hey, good morning, you two. so brave of those new doctors. just so happy that they're getting out and helping people a look at what's happening weatherwise, you're not smiling about this weather

in las vegas but nobody can go so they're going to do it all by phone you know as the los angeles chargers pick 1st they'll have 15 minutes on the clock and then they'll make their selection and then the washington redskins go 2nd they'll have 15 minutes on the clock but they're going to do it all like in a silent chamber you know could be weird you know who's really going to be upset about that new yorkers because they go crazy you watch this thing right there they bring their mothers their brothers their whole families and they sit there and boo and cheer and that's part of what makes it so exciting to watch that there. and i don't know how they know all these players you know like with the 17th pick in the 3rd round the cleveland browns select mike monist sally of montana and they cheer how to hold the bay known mike mana sully of montana is amazes me how the n.f.l. has grown to use the draft as a big site where people can go to. they have really got it down the n.f.l. so it's crazy it's a major event staying in new york russian plane just lands at j.f.k. apparently putin agreed with mr

i'm pretty chargers in new york introduced 2nd day in a row officials are reporting that the number of deaths in the state has dropped the number of lives lost 337. still tragically high. but on the decline if you look at it over the past few days the governor saying that if the trend continues the state will reopen in phases the 1st phase allowing construction and manufacturing companies with low risk to reopen these 2 would include more central businesses with lower risk guidance that would require the companies to analyze that criteria and provide a plan to the state before they can reopen but of course percy d.c. guidelines the state cannot start the face reopening until the region sees a decrease in hospitalization rates for 14 consecutive days currently there are still more than a 1000 new coronavirus patients a day more than half in new york city. oxygen the region remaining the epicenter of the outbreak accounting for nearly 160000 coronavirus infections mayor bill de blasio saying reopening america's largest and hardest hit city will take time now appointing an advisory counci

one of those chargers for my phone one of those i would least like it like a 2nd birth and the like. of course a 3rd one i don't know what you know it's funny 78 you have such a bible baggio i feel like i'm asking you to. dinner with his kid he's so do or and maybe what i've done tablets so i can drink some of the water is that the movies are let me off the beautiful something on your bucket list manuf what do you want what do you got in life you have i don't know i didn't want it i'm just like grateful when i am healthy and my family's healthy and you know my girlfriends like happy and i just want to i just want peace and happiness and i get so i want are you happy right now i don't know i can't tell do you think that i sometimes feel when i'm particularly happy i jinxed it if i acquiesce to happiness and yeah well now what do i get hammered from left field or it's weird i get nervous when things are going well and something something bad is coming to me right around the corner it seems that a legit feeling to me though people always act like that's some outlier emotion i know. thin

one of those chargers for my phone one of those i would least like it like a 2nd birth and the like. of course a 3rd one i don't know what you know it's funny. you have such a bible baggio i feel like i'm asking you to. dinner with this guy he's so do or and maybe what i've done tablets so i can drink some of the water that the movies are let me off the beautiful something on your bucket list manuf would you want what do you got life you have i don't know i didn't want to i'm just like grateful when i am healthy and my family's healthy and you know my girlfriends like happy and i just want to i just want peace and happiness and i that's all i want are you happy right now i don't know i can't tell do you think that i sometimes feel when i'm particularly happy i jinxed it if i acquiesce to happiness and yeah well now what do i get hammered from left field or it's weird i get nervous when things are going well that something something bad is coming to me right around the corner seems that a legit feeling to me though people always act like that's some outlier emotion i know. things are

when do you leave the charger and under the best of times. that's the decision she chose that isn't part of the memory. through the lens [inaudible] >> it might be replicable. first of all when they gather one of the first things joseph smith asks for it's a lot easier said than done. every week at the meetings how is the constitution doing and they are like h they will have something for you next week. god is the originator. article number to these will be dictated in the process. there will be judges that make sure he there's a lot to be considered. i will say one of the arguments especially when he runs for the presidency i found that quite striking to me is his argument that when looking at the groups in america suffering the most in the majority opinion democracy, the only way to protect their rights and keep them safe is to strengthen the federal government. that the states we cannot rely on the states to cut down because in his own words what happens when the governor is the head of the mob? when he runs they strengthened the federal g

. >> i was able to get my patient an iphone charger. we are charging her phone now. hopefully, she will be able to facetime with her family in the next couple of hours. that will be really nice for them. >> reporter: at new york presbyteri presbyterian, peter is researching patient data. >> i'm helping patients in whatever way i can. >> reporter: satisfaction, part one. >> today was a good day on our unit. we didn't have any patients pass away today. and we were able to discharge two of them. i consider that a good day. >> reporter: baptized by fire. ready to save lives. >>> with many routine visits off-limits, doctors are finding new ways to treat patients. the main strategy, telehealth. virtual meetings on smartphones and computers is not new. but the availability is pushed into overdrive. providers are doing a couple thousand telehelp seminars a month. priority is protecting the staff and vulnerable patients. while virtual visits can do a lot, they can't do it all. come in if you have shortness of breath, a broken bone, or large cut and problems with a pregnancy a

>> it's where i keep my ipad chargers, in my jimmy fallon beach bag. >> jimmy: oh, i love that you use. i was doing jokes the other night and i did an impression of you, and i just want to show you this clip. that's the first and only time they've ever laughed at me watch. >> oh, i heard, yes, yes >> jimmy: i think two weeks of isolation is starting to take its toll, i can explain it best through adam sandler and the pipe cleaner, and that's nice and by today, it was like, "stop eating your sister shut up! [ nonsense noises >> jimmy: adam sandler makes everyone laugh and they loved it. they both were screaming laughing >> that's so funny nancy texted jackie that, that the kids probably laughed at something jimmy did it and it was an impression of my goofiness. >> jimmy: now you've been very nice to me throughout the years, you've been nice to me doing your voice do you remember the first time that i called you and said i had an impression of you >> no, no, do you? >> jimmy: i do, yeah i remember all our moments >> yeah, you tell me i mean, i'm much older than you, so i forget things no

but teachers say evelyn is different, a scholastic, hard charger. >> she has the most tenacious personalityt a goal for herself and she will not quit. >> reporter: that, and tenacious d, as in discipline, has led her to being accepted by every university she applied to. >> i thought i would have gotten into some of my safety schools but i never imagined i would get into all ten university ice applied to. >> reporter: she has chosen to go to ucl aa. one, no elaborate graduation ceremony here at pittsburg high and two, as lauren cook with the college admission counseling told a kristen sze, it's not certain yet that choosing a university means you'll be living at that university. >> colleges are starting to be transparent about the fact that they're talking about it, whether it might be online learning, whether they might actually not have a fall semester. >> i just hope that we will be able to have that experience and that i can explore, become more independent and focus on myself and focus on my career and future. >> reporter: right now, that focus may be a little cloudy, as universities tr

that includes various arraignments where chargers are announced, plea negotiations and input from crime victims. >>> also new this morning thousands of california inmates have been denied freedom after a judge refused a request by their attorneys. attorneys say prisons are like a tinder box ready to ignite with the rapid spread of covid-19. the three-judge panel said it does not have authority to address the coronavirus because it was created to address overcrowding issue. this comes as a santa rita county jail inmate was first to test positive in dublin. the person is stable and being monitored. >>> stanford undergraduate under students start the spring quarter online and at lower tuitions. they lowered cost since they cannot take advantage of in-person teaching and labs. they will give refunds for housing and dining since students are no longer living on campus. >>> just like schools and university yous, our local libraries are realizing learning doesn't have to stop when the actual branches close. they're trying all sort of new things to keep you and the family entertained while lear

but teachers say evelyn is different, a scholastic, hard charger. >> she has the most tenacious personality she will set a goal for herself and she will not quit. >> reporter: that, and tenacious d, as in discipline, has led her to being accepted by every university she applied to. >> i thought i would get into some of my safety school, but i never would have imagined i would get into all ten of the universities i applied to. >> reporter: after visiting the campus, evelyn has chosen to go to ucla. there's only two problems with that. one, there will be no elaborate graduation ceremony here at pittsburg high. and two, as lauren cook with the college admission counseling told a kristen sze, it's not certain yet that choosing a university means you'll be living at that university. >> it is an unknown about opening in the fall. i think that colleges are starting to be transparent about the fact that we're talking about it, whether it might be online learning, whether they might actually not have a fall semester. >> i just hope that we will be able to have that experience and that i can explore,

. >> i got my patient an iphone charger so we are charging now.efully she'll be able to facetime with her family in the next couple of hours. which will be really nice or the them. >> reporter: with at new york presbyterian, peter noback is researching patient data associated with death from home. >> it's to help patients in whatever way i can. >> reporter: satisfaction, hard won. >> today was actually a good day on our unit. we didn't have any patients pass away today. and we were able to discharge two of them so i consider that a really good day. >> reporter: baptized by fire, ready to help save more lives. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> ann thompson reporting. they're burting themselves at risk daily. this doctor has recovered from coronavirus. he recently vulnerabled to be on the rapid response team where he's intubating patients. as many of us are doing here, we're talking to you by phone. so as we say, thanks for taking my call. >> yes, of course. happy to be here. >> what are you seeing? >> so we're finally starting to see a slowdow

hahas no wayay of comommunig unfortunately, her cell phone died and wee have not been able to get her charger to her. even able to get a p phone calll into her and cononnect with the nurses stationon at the hospital -- bececause they are overerwhe. we understand that. if the hosospital experience was terrible for many people before this, now it is a a total nightmarare just to be able e to commununicate with your relativs who are hospitalized. , all the best to your wife and your mom and to you. i'm so glad you could join us today. in new jersey, by the way, just numbers, have over 8 million people -- almost half a million are undndocumented immigrants. this i is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. back, we will be talking to a migrant worker in florida, in organizer in ohio. we will be going to arkansas where tyson foods is based and smithfield, the meat company, the pork coating that provides almost 5%, one factory of the pork to this country, more than three under 50 of the workers inside have tested positive and the plant has been closed down. what is

the private side raised $10 million and they got the charger going and finding ppes around the world to buy and procure for nevada. >> your state obviously is a state -- >> i'm sorry. >> wait, say that again. you said you're bidding against who? >> bidding against other governors and the federal government. there is a limited supply of these materials. everyone is kind of going to the same suppliers. some have more and some have different ones. we used to pay 60, 70 cents for is now 6 , $7. you have to get it. it's a priority for me, my front line responders, nurses and doctors have the ppe going into those rooms. i have a private group in a week raised $10 million to buy on the open market ppes that we need and that's the avenue we're going and making our own testing kits. i couldn't get testing kits. we're assembling our own in our state lab. >> what is the status of the outbreak in your state? i know that you recently have a lockdown order and you're a state where a disproportionate part of your economy state is depending on tourism. depending on large groups of people congregatin

ego which propelled you up the first mountain were unsatisfying and then you're ready for a bigger, chargerlife, which is not building ego but descending interest your heart and soul and it's a shift from one consciousness our culture rares. >> you're racing occupy the first mountain forthpart of your life. >> i ay achieved so far beyond my dreams, it was crazy. remember, think four of my books have been best sellers and each time he get the call i'm surprised how flat it is. it's nothing. and i'm the poster child for career success doesn't make you happy. and so there were part of the make tackcracy, and that tells lie, the fit one is success makes you happy. the second lie is you can make yourself happy if you get better at yoga or a little thinner, but when you talk to people at the end of the-under live is at not the time they were self-supplement it's the time they were utterly unsufficient and completely dependent upon other. another lee of the marry took contraction life is an individual journey. we give our kids books, the places you'll go the dr. seuss book and it's about a kid gra

hey, by the way, as a san diego chargers football fan, my team has no home games, and hasn't for twoys, we had to talk about that and have a little fun in tough times and let's do final trades. tim, why don't you kick it off >> i just think disney is one of those companies that we talk about that's not only a great american company and one of the companies that you want to buy when there's a lot of uncertainty because this is a place where you want to own it despite the theme parks and what's going on with their ad business buy disney here and you'll be happy in the medium term and not the long term. >> karen >> yeah. i don't think the route in credit is over so my trade is short. xyg. >> all right dan and guy, we'll get your final trades coming up here. we'll run out of time and we appreciate it, great job, everybody. unde >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica oth

get their money and saying that if you are not going and your source and doing your sharpening your charger so your money you know and also it is important to say that it's the small and medium sized business are the main target in these circumstances so the garments you need to get funds from some to national organizations for example i remember something like this in order to control the situation and say people are. being your whole we'll give you some money in order to continue your oh your lights thank you that. may be a political analyst live from tehran. in the u.k. has reported 708 more deaths from coronavirus bringing the death toll to 4313 it's a 20 percent increase in the number of deaths and a single day it comes as one of the u.k.'s top science advisers has warned infections will remain high for weeks if people decide to spend this weekend outdoors professor neil ferguson from imperial college london as want to people's behavior will determine whether infections peak in the next 10 days or months later . that's not john hall who joins us live from london john so that is a big i

. >> yeah, i'd like a chargers one please, thank you. >>> let's go to ohio next. >> senior citizens,have been urged to stay at home, particularly because a lot of them are at risk. but the police department in north olmstead has teamed up with meals on wheels to deliver food to those who are elderly. you see them there. officer jim carbone is knocking on doors. he is handing out meals. not only that, he's getting to know the residents of the county. he's able to form one-on-one relationships now. people who were previously strangers, now he says they're turning into friends. >> i love that story on #goodnewstues. i also love this one. i see those officers on the move. apparently these musicians, they were also on the move. they wanted to do something for their families on lockdown. they decided to get in a truck, get their band together. a drive-by concert for friends and families in quarantine. they decided to do it for a bunch of neighbors there in huntington beach, california. >> speaking of music in communities, of course, at 7:00, not just in new york but a lot of cities across

. >> solar panels on the roof, electric vehicle chargers in the basement levels, benefiting from gray watery use and secured bicycle parking for 300 bicycles. when you are on the higher floors of thing yo of the buildt catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma. >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling iin forms. they will have good conversations with our staff. >> mayor breed: good morning, e. thank you all so much for being here. i am san francisco mayor london breed. i am joined today by the director of the department of public health, doctor grant colfax, department of department of emergency management. mary ellen carol, director of department of human services, trent rhorer, abigail stewart conas

games >> i mean, it's not fair for me i mean, they're going to -- she used to have a jersey that was chargerswo-thirds steelers/one-third texans. so i'm pretty screwed in that category but, i mean, i will say steelers fans are crazy. i mean, steelers fans have been in my twitter mentions they've been on my instagram feed they've been creating these mock-ups, like, "come join us. come join us." and i'm like, "i don't know if you understand how this works. like, it's not like you just pick up and choose where you want to go." >> jimmy: yeah, they want to draft you like fantasy football, yeah >> yeah, "just come on over. "oh, okay, sure. but -- >> jimmy: pittsburgh is pretty cool >> it's unbelievable >> jimmy: good fans over there in pittsburgh. they got some -- that's a good food place, too. primanti brothers sandwiches >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah, delicious. i've been there a couple times with t.j >> jimmy: yeah, i got thrown out of there >> why >> jimmy: you can't ask -- very nicely -- but you can't ask them for any -- you can't change the sandwich at all and i did not know that. >> what'd you ask

. >> solar panels on the roof, electric vehicle chargers in the basement levels, benefiting from gray watery use and secured bicycle parking for 300 bicycles. when you are on the higher floors of thing yo of the buildt catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma. >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling iin forms. they will have good conversations with our staff. >> good afternoon and welcome to the meeting of the land use and transport committee meeting for today, monday, march 30, 2020. and it is a special meeting. i am the chair of the committee, supervisor aaron peskin. joined by vice chair supervisor safai and supervisor dean preston. and the clerk is miss erica major. miss major, do you have announ

. >>> just a short time ago a solar powered electric vehicle charger was moved. oakland leaders say it is an example of their dedication to sustainability by using it quit meant for multiple purposes. inspect this is a self- contained electric vehicle charging system powered by solar. so it is green and sustainable and it is also portable. that is why we have a here at the test station today. >> these portable units fit inside a single parking spot and the technology allows it to follow the sun throughout the day. >>> let's check in with the forecast and say hello to steve paulson. hopefully we have some low 80s out there today? >> i think you are in luck. there will be upper 70s and low 80s. a little bit of fog out there but nothing that will last. it will be sunny for all if it is not already. 86 was the record high. all signs are pointing towards warmer temperatures going into friday because the forecast zone goes to clear lake and vacaville all the way down to hollister. 57 degrees in lakeport and concorde is already 57. there is a slight breeze. a bit of a w

. >> solar panels on the roof, electric vehicle chargers in the basement levels, benefiting from grayery use and secured bicycle parking for 300 bicycles. when you are on the higher floors of thing yo of the buildt catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma. >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling iin forms. they will have good conversations with our staff. >> announcer: you're watching "coping with covid-19." today's special guest is lindsey holmes. >> hi, i'm chris manus and you're watching "coping with covid-19." today my guest is founder and c.e.o. of dispatch goods and former clinical profusionist at ucsf. she start add new initiative called project clean to provide alcohol-based cleaning products