three of the modifications are for congregate nutrition programs and one is for a home delivered meal program. dos would like to utilize dignity funds savings from fiscal year 24 to support community partners who are providing services above their current contracted service levels. this year's 2.5% cost of doing business adjustment is also included in the modifications. the allocation of available funding is based on the nutrition partners service level projections for the remainder of this fiscal year. the first grant modification is for bayview senior services. bayview has four congregate meal sites and focuses on providing culturally responsive nutrition services in districts five and ten. they are especially below for their fish fridays. >> bayview has seen a significant increase in demand for nutrition support services since the onset of the pandemic and that increased need remains. i am seeking to modify baby as congregate nutrition services for adults with disabilities program by adding about $99,600 to support approximately 10,000 meals through this fiscal year. >> the second

you call them your congregation. how have they responded to the show? >> oh, they love it. wardrobe. >> with lacey's signature comedic flair, scam goddess explores cons of past and present from the bling. bishop lamar whitehead. >> a scamming pastor, was pimping the congregation. >> to the tech swindler kyle sandler. >> what was the moment where you realized. >> you felt like you were going to get away with it? >> the fame. >> and the money to me was like a drug. >> it's been really fun to just, like, kind of poke fun at these people who are so unserious. but then there are moments where you're sitting down with someone who's had their heart completely broken by someone taking advantage of them, and it's a duality that i think we managed really well. >> i'm driving the boat auburn, here we come. >> in the upcoming episode, the scam goddess herself takes us to washington state for a deep dive into a crazy coin conspiracy. >> there's some wild moments that happen that we absolutely did not expect. also, it's complicated and something different that i have never encountered an

we served 1.4 million meals at congregate dining sites throughout the city. this was a 34% increase over pre-pandemic service levels. just to give you a sense of scale of how impactful these changes have been and even as we've acclimated to a new normal and resumed in-person congregate meals takeaway meals remain extremely popular with our community and we continue to offer them. >> so clients have a multiple means of accessing food support in a way that works the most appropriately for them. >> and then finally i previewed in the last slide one of the major challenges in this area i think you've heard mentions of this even in the budget presentation the difficulty of sustaining services in in our nutrition and wellness area and expanded levels without ongoing funding. our efforts over the last four years where we've reinforced and expanded and launched new food service models. these were made possible because of the state and federal investments during the pandemic and beyond. but as short term funding has expired as budgets at every level of government have

it was her or later with my father to his church in western ohio and now as a member of my own congregation i was struck by what i saw. my grandma once told me that in the area of eastern kentucky, even the apass pallians were snake handlers. church was a place and still is where people of different races, different backgrounds, different walks of life came together in commitment to their shared communities and commitment to their god, a place where the c.e.o. and worker stood equal before their worship of god. they were united in the acts of service, mission trips, charity drives and rallying around one another in times of sickness, grief or celebration of new life. are these not the kinds of bonds and virtue that lawmakers should cultivate? they certainly were in the first trump administration and will be even more so in the second trump administration. [applause] now in his first term president trump advanced religious freedom in foreign policy. in china, across africa and the middle east, the first trump administration took critical steps to protect the rights of the faithful while by r

they have been congregation on a weekly basis. now, they did stop protests for a while. they wanted to see if the outcome a bit steal to see, you know, of course, the release of these captives that they've been waiting for for so long. but they just don't protest up again last week. again, as i said before, to continue to put pressure on the government to not only complete this process space, we're going to seem to go see ations on day 16, which will be monday to go into a 2nd phase. and this is when we'll see the release of mole captives at this point . so they really want to see go from the 1st phase now to the 2nd phase. but we've seen this choreography take, as we've seen, people of course, excited about the release. okay. nora for the time being. thank you. we'll come back to you a little bit later. let's just go back to tyler assume he's in the find eunice where one of the exchange is taking place target. so he's saying movement cause approaching the exchange sites. just tell us what's happening now. just bring us up to date. yes um right now we are still chasing t

it could be congregate shelter, the navigation center, the homeless outreach team links those peopleh those resources and the tenderloin needs that more than anywhere else in the city. >> they're staffing a variety of our street teams, our street crisis response team, our street overdose response team, and our newly launched wellness response team. we have received feedback from community members, from residents, community organizations that we need an extra level and an extra level of impact and more impactful care to serve this community's needs and that's what the fire department and the community's paramedics are bringing today to this issue. >> the staff at san francisco community health center has really taken up the initiative of providing a community-based outreach for the neighborhood. so we're out there at this point monday through saturday letting residents know this is a service they can access really just describing the service, you know, the shower, the laundry, the food, all the different resources and referrals that can be made and really just providing the neighborho

howard thurn, cofounded by the first interracial congregation, and they were the first african american to ever meet with condi in 1936, so you have that influence, actually gandhi and dr. thurman and dr. king, in terms of understanding nonviolence. >> dr. thurman influenced so many people, he was a mentor for so many people but so many people probably had not known of his influence of many of our activists, they see him as contemplative and some mystic. how would you interpret that? >> i would say that it is true, that is the way a lot of people see him, dr. thurman i think would define himself as a seeker, he was always seeking to understand life more deeply. he was always seeking to try to find more about the common ground of all peoples. so yes, he was a mystic, and he was a mystic who was concerned about the social realities because his understanding of the system was if an encounter with god brings a unity of life not only with yourself but all of creation, therefore when you leave those mystic experiences, you want to see that in the overall society, so if there are institutions

she was part of the congregation. [singing] >> it is my pleasure to well come you to this monumental community celebration and unveiling of dr. maya angelou monument, portrait of phenomenal woman. [cheers] >> let this serve as reminder of the importance of books and the acquisition of knowledge. my dear [indiscernible] has been in my life. always in my life. guiding and directing me towards my greatest expressions. as a woman, as a artist, as a teacher and a mother. >> from the sketches to final touches, the process has been a labor of love. each stage of the monument creation has been infused with the spirit of dr. angelou powerful words and and unwavering commitment to justice and equality. >> i feel we center have the spirit of dr. maya angelou because they are both very committed to equality, women rights and to insuring that all voices are heard and people have the opportunity to articulate and express themselves in all their many forms. >> portrait of phenomenal woman the maya angelou monument. she is the first

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they congregate to give birth. >> yeah. they found a total of 102 102 snakes. and that number kept growing because the snakes were giving birth during the capture. so the red bellied black snakes, they are venomous, which is nice to know. they were all safely removed and now living out their days in a national park. so a happy ending. sara. >> no, we i think we can stop doing that story. that that was enough. i'm thoroughly freaked out. thank you, john berman. my pleasure. all right. just hours from now, the global u.s. aid workforce will be cut from 10,000 to just under 300 people. part of the trump administration's plan to dismantle the humanitarian agency. two labor groups, however, have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration trying to stop it from leveling this agency. the clock though quickly running out. joining us now to discuss is randy chester, usaid vice president for the american foreign service association. thank you so much, randy, for joining us. at this time, when i know you and the other employees at usaid are beyond rattled, can can y

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of a child with that. very important to me. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and you stacy adams. his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last year's model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety, which was the location that i grew up. >> real grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. and they you could do it. >> in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news back some out quite impressive life and career. no doubt. kron 4 will continue to honor black history all month. be sure to

it's not a magic wand that's going to solve homelessness, or even rv congregations in san jose. it was intended by our city council to circulate these vehicles. but as more people in rvs are told to move somewhere else, don't be surprised if their first solution is to find another nearby neighborhood. a game of cat and mouse until there's a more permanent place to stay. ian cull, nbc, bay area news. our other headlines tonight. former 49ers star dana stubblefield is being released from prison in 2020. the defensive lineman was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for raping a woman who was interviewing for a babysitting job at his home in morgan hill. two months ago, an appellate court reversed that conviction. the court ruled that stubblefield did not get a fair trial because prosecutors violated the state's racial justice act. today's ruling by the judge in san jose grants dana stubblefield his freedom, while authorities decide whether to refile charges against him. another possible ripple effect to president trump's immigration orders. the increase in deportations is raisi

and i mean, it is a place to congregate and please eat and show. there's all done by one man named lorenzo. even when he's our cook. i kind of put it together in between to, to meet him and a couple other homes where he can put it out here on the streets. you know, i mean, in a change what chance and change those things out here. i'm sure you see, i mean, slides to these are please feel free meal in the back of food is a nice thing every week. we're all not at the back of food yet, but we're trying to get bags of food to what we do every sunday. we feed before i can this lives, i was on the streets. i've been inside for 15 years. i've been in prison. i've sold drugs. i've, i've done a lot of things. and for ones i want to do something nice for somebody. so we decided feet. and i mean, i cleaned up stop doing drugs and opened up a soup kitchen in my town. yeah. and is arguing banks that always taking, i mean, everybody goes up. everybody goes up. somebody has always started early, early learning, you know, call me slow. you know, i think is like, it

we had to go back to churches, go back to neighborhood centers, congregate areas where you knew chinese were. and of course, in san francisco and oakland. >> marjorie's sense of closure serves as a reminder to anyone looking for answers. >> i don't think they should give up hope because you never know. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc seven news. >> i certainly don't. sergeant hoppe will be laid to rest with full honors at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno, friday, february 7th. >> a long time coming. for sure. well, still to come here on abc seven news at five. an update on the standoff happening right now in the east bay following a slow speed pol dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. poweri

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her congregation is small but just purchased a brand-new, beautiful church.he said people asked her, what are you going to do with this big building? such a good, beautiful situation to be in and then came the hurricane. and she looked at them and said only god knows. just one week after dedicating that church, the storm hit their little town and the pastor's church became a lifeboat for a community that was just displaced. the church withstood the storm. one of the few buildings that did. before the end of the week, the sanctuary was so packed with supplies that it was hard to walk. everybody from all over the country were sending her. the message is not one of sorrow but joy, god is good. she said it very strong. she said, sir, god is good, he is very good. it's been just 17 days since i took the oath of office. wow, 17 days. time still flies. it's 17 days that's gone. i've been so busy that it's hard to believe. we've done a lot in 17 days, haven't we? and in those 17 days we've accomplished really what some people haven't accomplished in eight years from

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of richmondchild with that. >> very important to me. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and it stacy adams. his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety written was the location that i grew up. >> real and grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. and they did. you could do it. >> in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. kron will continue to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune in r our special honoring black histor

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so people staying indoors in congregated settings, as we've seen and a lot more this year. that's compared to the past several years of of flu. blumberg chief of pediatric infectious diseases at uc davis pointed out that this season has also brought some unexpected complications with symptoms affecting the brain. it's been called the acute necrotizing encephalitis, which actually result in. >> not just inflammation of the brain, but actually damage to brain tissue. doctors say the most serious affected groups are children under 5 and adults over 65. and then we commonly see greater rate of influenza and young adults and school children because they're out and about and interacting more with other people. the california department of public health advice is getting vaccinated to protect yourself and your family encourage everybody age 6 months and older. a flu shot every year. >> rsv vaccines are from a complicated that people should talk to their doctor about vaccines, particularly for children and for older adults. as for covid, james watt, deputy director of infectious di

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armstrong was working inside the river of life church, where he is also a congregation member. >> if anything happened where she got hit, i would have been very upset. and so i'm glad, thank god that she didn't get hit and she was able to come inside. >> hobby parlor. >> in mandarin. this neighbor tells me she was scared after hearing multiple gunshots. stepping outside her home and seeing the pga contractor injured. she tells me a previous shooting in the area struck her family's vehicle. >> we'll be praying for the pga worker and all those who are affected mentally or because this is very traumatic, especially my wife. she was she was shaken up when she came inside. >> police say one person was arrested and that they are looking for more suspects. investigators are asking anyone with video or information to contact them. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> you've been hearing about it for the past couple of days. it is here. we do have a powerful area of low pressure pushing up against the bay area. take a look at our data right now. this is live and we are seeing copious amounts of

and it's not a magic wand that's going to solve homelessness or even rv congregations in san jose.intended by our city council to circulate these vehicles. see, the city leaders say that they're trying to open 1000 new interim housing units this year to help out some of those folks. you'll hear more from all sides in our full story coming up at 530. okay. see you in a bit. thank you. ian. in other news, a common cause brought together activists, students and community leaders in the south bay today, all gathered in protest of president trump's immigration policies. it began with a coalition of community groups who marched through downtown san jose. about 100 people then rallied at the city hall plaza to protest recent activities by ice and encourage san jose to be even more vocal about its support for the immigrant community. council member peter ortiz, who led the passage of a city ordinance supporting immigrants, addressed the crowd, telling them it's time for people to stand up and take sides. a large portion of my district are from immigrant backgrounds, whether it's from latin

she was part of the congregation. [singing] >> it is my pleasure to well come you to this monumental community celebration and unveiling of dr. maya angelou monument, portrait of phenomenal woman. [cheers] >> let this serve as reminder of the importance of books and the acquisition of knowledge. my dear [indiscernible] has been in my life. always in my life. guiding and directing me towards my greatest expressions. as a woman, as a artist, as a teacher and a mother. >> from the sketches to final touches, the process has been a labor of love. each stage of the monument creation has been infused with the spirit of dr. angelou powerful words and and unwavering commitment to justice and equality. >> i feel we center have the spirit of dr. maya angelou because they are both very committed to equality, women rights and to insuring that all voices are heard and people have the opportunity to articulate and express themselves in all their many forms. >> portrait of phenomenal woman the maya angelou monument. she is the first

and in the south where i up we call them lightning bugs if all congregate in a field night at first they're blinking randomly like christmas tree lights. but after a minute two, they all start blinking in unison and synchrony and even though we understand everything about individual fireflies, the chemistry the biology, we still aren't quite sure how it is that? when you get a group of a thousand fireflies together, they start blinking and unison. and now, if you think about the human brain. with 100 billion fireflies lie light neurons neurons. you get all kinds of qualitative phenomena that are not apparent. and in individual neurons, even with several hundred neurons, we can't really predict what that system is going to do. so even though we have a we believe that the brain is rooted and the material neurons when you have a large collection of them, you get all kinds of amazing phenomena capable of producing this magical sensation we call consciousness capable of of our art and our science and everything else that we do. well, i'll end just a couple of comments where humans might be going

i hope the secret service is paying attention against elon musk, telling his congregation we are on the verge of bloodshed and sometimes violence is necessary. we will run that for you later in the show. other democrats lashed out at president trump. maxine dexter is a famous for wanting to quote bleep donald trump. we will let you figure out the bleep. >> i've been told i have 30 seconds so i'm going to tell you that we do have to -- i don't swear in public very well but we have to [bleep] trump. please don't tell my children that i just did that. >> apparently this is the latest talking point from the democratic party. take note, they all sound the same. >> i'm from jersey so i look a little different. [bleep] trump. >> we are going to beat -- i was going to say [bleep] but i'm not going to say that. >> [bleep] donald trump and elon musk. >> they are going to bleep donald trump. that is so inspiring and full of vision for the country. that's going to make your life better. it gets more done. democratic congresswoman presley also announcing her support for censorship. take a look. >> l

the congregation goes through the various sins9 from the ten commandments, and then what i find so soting, we have been zelle os every -- zealots for bad causes. now -- [laughter] nobody is ever a zealot for a bad cause deliberately. we become zealots from bad causes because we don't recognize the cause is bad. we think the cause is good. we think we're warriors for justice, for right, for truth, but we need to be self-critical enough that we're fallible, fallen human beings that can make mistakes even about the big, great issues. so we always have to keep that self-critical spirits, maintain that intellectual hue millty. shannon: congrattations -- congratulations to to you two on the book. my thanks to them. by the way, it is groundhog day in gobbler's knob in western pennsylvania. big news this morning, punxsutawney phil did, in fact, see his shadow predicting six more weeks of winter. huge crowd there including our own janice dean having a good time but not real happy with the results. at least not me. "px if news sunday" is going on the road, we're going to be in new orleans ahead

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of a child with that. very important to me. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and you stacy adams. his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last year's model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety. written was 80 location that i grew up. >> real grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. and they did. you could do it. >> in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news of back. >> 51 right now at a bay area dance or was front and center at the super bowl with rapper kendrick lamar dan

that is us, the congregation of light so. cool to look at it is this way. where we need to draw our attention, back here around this side. that storm is getting its act together. it's already got the comma shape to it, and it has a tap down into the subtropics down here. if you look where we are down here at this latitude, this thing's going to pull up another atmospheric river. it doesn't look like it would be an intense atmospheric river, but it does look like it's at least going to have some component of that. so when you visualize the rain in there and we play that forward and watch that come towards california by the time we've gotten towards thursday, just looking at this here, you can see why the storm prediction center had to say the entire coast of california should get a heads up that there's a pretty decent amount of rain coming by the middle of next week. let's see if we can get specific now, because the forecast has actually updated, even with a little more resolution, a little more clarity than it had yesterday and the location for the best be

the groups say their congregations are -- quote -- "experiencing decreases in worship attendance duear of immigration enforcement action." they argue that violates their religious freedom, including the ability to minister to migrants. the trump administration has not yet responded. the newshour has learned tonight that paul barton, the acting inspector general at usaid was fired today, effective immediately. his dismissal comes just a day after orton published a scathing report warning usaid could not effectively monitor $8.2 billion in unspent humanitarian funds after the trump administration dismantled the agency. we will have more on impacts of the foreign aid freeze later in the program. longtime trump ally steve bannon pleaded guilty today to defrauding donors in a private effort to build a wall along the u.s. southern border. bannon called the case political persecution as he left the courthouse. as part of his plea agreement, bannon will avoid jail time. but he is barred from holding leadership rules in any nonprofits or charitable organizations in new york. j.d. vance used h

are there any lessons that can be learned as you're talking to members of your congregation, what dol them about how to stand up for their own moral beliefs, but their own moral beliefs, but still find grace in this moment? andrea canning (voiceover): heather jones had been missing for 24 hours. her loved ones prayed for the best and launched into action. the memphis mother had recently lost 200 pounds with the help of a dance aerobics class. and now her gym friends pasted the after photo she was so proud of all over town. andrea canning: are you putting up flyers? oh, yeah, we had flyers. we stopped at restaurants around germantown. andrea canning (voiceover): cari, heather's friend and dance instructor, who also happened to be a cop, organized a search party. and we had our backpacks on, and we had good walking shoes. and we had snacks and towels and water. andrea canning (voiceover): around lakes, parks, and railroad tracks, cari and the other women searched methodically, not knowing what they might find. and i told all the girls, y'all be prepared because we might find her, ok? y

one of those i met was a pastor named ramona knicks, her congregation is small but just purchased a brand-newchurch. she said people asked her what are you going to do with this big building? it was such a good, beautiful situation to be in. then came the hurricane and she looked at them and she said only god knows. just one week after dedicating that church, the storm hit their little town and the pastor's church became a lifeboat for a community that was just displaced. the church stood. it with stood the storm, one of the few buildings that did. before the end of the week the sanctuary was so packed with supplies that it was hard to walk. everybody from all over the country were sending her -- >> dana: all right. we lost the feed perhaps. i was listening intently. we're back. >> he said sir god is good, he is very good. it has been 17 days since i took the oath of office, wow, 17 days. time still flies. 17 days it is gone. i have been so busy that -- that it's hard to believe. we've done a lot in 17 days, haven't we? in those 17 days we've accomplished really what some people haven't accom

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of richmondme. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and it stacy adams his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety, which was the location that i grew up. >> real grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. i you could do it. >> irichmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news back some and crumple will continue our black history month specials and then have our special show honoring black history, which is not very 27th at 6.30, hosted by our o

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of richmondvery important to me. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and it stacy adams. his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety, which was the location that i grew up. >> real grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. i you could do it. >> in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. kron 4 will continue to honor black history all month. make sure you join us for our black history special on february 27th at 6.30. >> hosted by noa

the groups say their congregations are "experiencing decreases in worship attendance" due to fear oforcement action. they argue that violates their religious freedom, including the ability to minister to migrants. the trump administration has not yet responded. longtime trump ally steve bannon pleaded guilty today to defrauding donors in a private effort to build a wall along the u.s. southern border. bannon called the case political persecution as he left the courthouse. as part of his plea agreement, bannon will avoid jail time. but he's barred from holding leadership roles in any nonprofits or charitable organizations in new york. this marks bannon's second criminal conviction. he spent four months in prison last year for defying a subpoena in the congressional investigation of the january 6th attacks. jd vance used his first major policy speech as vice president to warn against what he called the excessive regulation of artificial intelligence. he made the comments at the ai action summit in paris, where more than 60 countries, including china, signed an agreement to promote resp

the johnsons are deeply rooted in the congregation at saint john missionary baptist church of richmond come a child will not. very important to me. and law enforcement is in the family's bloodline. captain johnson's late 2 brothers resurgence for the police department k somebody down and you stacy adams. his daughter sean morris is a bail bondsman and former bounty hunter and one of morris's daughters is a correctional officer at san quentin state prison. >> the other forensic scientists, it's amazing. 2. >> just say. >> you know, he's my dad. and although he was the first black police captain in richmond, he was not the last year's model was each one teach one. >> and he's done just that. and captain johnson hopes more young black people follow in his footsteps and choose a career in public safety written was the location that i grew up. >> real and grew up with. and now living in and retired and enjoy it. and they you could do it. >> in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news back some how a bay area dance or was on stage performing with kendrick lamar during the super bowl halfti