amy warner says as a culver city teacher i am proud you are a graduate of w hcs, which elementary school did you attend and did you start writing spanish at el marino ? >> i started studying spanish when the immersion program in culver city was there and i moved to el marino. but that answers those questions. thanks for being here. >> that is cool. one last question, this is pretty hard-hitting. so it's a good one to end on red after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger stadium ? >> this is going to be really not like a good answer i have 2 red one is the chocolate malt red malt is the best thing dodger stadium when they have them come in and out of style. also unlike a soccer for the carl's jr. dodger stadium but i used to love going up to the reserve level getting, i don't know why. sitting there and eating those college carl's jr.'s were great one year they had thinka dodger stadium that was great . >> tim, i hope that answers your question. what little time do we have for the q&a part. dennis, i'll turn it back over to you if you have any finalthoug

. >> as a culver city teacher i am proud you are at a graduate of the school district. [laughter] >> when did you start learning spanish? >>. >> when the invasion program. but then after the birth occurred dog i feel that women have them but they come in and out of style. >> or the privacy. and then to have a part of that or it is up to you if you have final thoughts or questions? >> so we talk about autocratic weather that is it the communities that acknowledge there are? >>. >> also the biggest community never three and then to put up the book for and so he went to get a look at what my woman looks like, that word the be the way to do it. there are three communities,. >> yes. and then you have the video. >> that is fantastic. think he is a very much for doing this and being a part of the first patrol background it was fantastic. >> taking having us. this has been great. >> thank you everyone. >> everyone is there has shirts and if you have a question or those excerpts from it and i felt it was late in the game to do that. if you t you want to relive the again thank yo

amy warner said: as a culver city teacher i'm proud you're a graduate of cchs. >> all>> what elementary schoold you attend and did you standard learning spanish at elma reno. >> started in el ran copp and then i moved to el marino. >> cool. that is cool. let's see. one last question. this is a pretty hard hitting one. a good one to end on. after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger stadium? >> my favorite -- not like a good answer. i have two. one is the chocolate malt. the malts are the best thing at dodge are stadium. when they had them. they'd come in and out of style, and i'm a sucker carl's junior. and one year they had king tacos and that was great, too. >> i hope that answered your questions. i think that's all the time we have for the q & a part. janice, back over to you if you have any final questions or final questions. i. >> yeah. actually i do have one last question. i know you talk about -- can you talk about how you came to, i guess, focus on the community but acknowledging there were more than one. >> there were three communities we now

amy warner said, as a culver city teacher i am proud your graduate of sea chs. what elementary school did you attend and did you learn spanish at -- [inaudible] then i moved to l marino. that answers both questions. thanks for being here. cool. >> lets let's see, one last que, a pretty hard-hitting one. after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger student. >> was my favorite, not like a good answer, i had to make. one is the chocolate malt. the malts are the best at dodger stadium. they have come in out of style depending on ownership, and also i'm like a sucker for the carl junior at dodger stadium which also isn't there anymore. sitting there and eating those coral juniors is great. also one year they had king tacos and that was great, too. >> ten, i hope that answers your question. that's all the time we have for the q&a part. janice, alternate back over to you if you have any final thoughts. >> actually i have one last question. when you writing this book, i know you talk a lot about -- can talk about how he came to i guess f

those in the surrounds communities to bring in the more affluent and better paying businesses in culver city. to understand how significant this issue is, by the end of the day crenshaw mall was trending on twitter nationally. that's how important this center is. so we sincerely doubt -- >> you have 30 seconds remaining. >> the people of san francisco are aware and that we'd like you to do three things. first, to confirm for the public that the dollars from this fund have gone into projects that intend to identify crenshaw. second, confirm that the dollars have gone into the acquisition of the crenshaw mall from your fund. and, third, to send correspondents to terminate the acquisition of the mall so that the community that has risen up and made its voice clear they don't want -- >> your time is up, thank you. next caller, please. >> thank you so much. >> moderator, do we have any further calls? >> madam secretary, there are no more callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. president driscoll? >> thank you. we are now going to start with item 17 from the investment calendar. mr. koppel, you

let's see if i-- amy warner said as a culver city teacher i'm proud you're a graduate, and what elementary did you attend and did you start learning spanish at marino. >> i learned spanish when the immersion program was there and then marino-- answered both questions. >> thank you for being here. >> cool. >> that is cool. >> let's see one last question, this is a pretty hard-hitting one. so we'll pick one to end on. after the dodger dog, what is your favorite all time contestant item at dodger stadium. >> my favorite, this is not like a good answer. i have two. one is the chocolate malt, the malt is the best thing at dodger stadium. when they have them they come in and out of style with the ownership and i'm a sucker for the carl's, jr. at dodger stadium which isn't there anymore, and getting there and eating the carl's, jr. and one year they had king taco, and that was great, too. >> and i hope that answers your question. i think that's all the time we have for the q & a part. and turn it back over to you if you have any final thoughts or final questions you might want to ask. >> yeah, ac

barely shows the culver city that puts individuals at maurice. >>in the past the fda has strongly cautioned against the use of the drug to treat covid-19 patients outside the hospital's coming up on kron 4 news today keeping social distancing at california beaches will be a priority this weekend. what you need to know before you go. a major announcement about the summer months from san francisco mayor london braidwood parents and children need to know about the new look at summer camps and after the break more states are loosening restrictions heading into the holiday we >>so much of the country is probably not likely to go out to bars or restaurants, theaters and gyms and any time soon that's according at least to a new poll by the associated press-norc center for public affairs research. >>in that poll only have the people who regularly went to restaurants or to the gym said that they would feel comfortable doing so again at least right now. >>the hesitancy to head out again could muffle any recovery and what has been one of the swiftest econom

it clearly shows the culver city that puts individuals at maurice. >>the fda recently cautioned against the use of the drug to treat coronavirus patients outside of hospitals. >>some governors have deemed a liquor stores and abortion clinics is essential. but it left out churches and other houses of worship. star right. >>president trump says he has deemed churches and other houses of worship essential and he's calling on governor to allow them to reopen this weekend despite the threat of the coronavirus today. governor gavin newsome said he's working on it guidelines to reopen places of worship in california will be released soon. we take. >>the issue very very seriously and to heart. and we have been i'm very in trying to put together a guidelines that will do justice to people's health and their fundamental need and to practice their faith. >>this comes as thousands of churches across the state including here in the bay area were prepared to defy the state. bishop minerva car cano of the united methodist church says she along with other church mem

also, the neighboring city of culver city has declared a date of local emergency.erly hills and hollywood, also imposing a curfew. the crowds that we saw in the area where there was a fire in the middle of the street. that's a little ways north from where we started earlier. kind of working its way in the direction of west hollywood. joining us now is white house correspondent for the pbs news hour. rashad robinson, president of color of change. maria, the president and founder of futuro media and also anchor and executive producer of npr's latino usa. and basz it's almost hard to know where to start tonight. basil, let me begin with you. we have heard leaders from some of the states that righteous anger has morphed into something very different. how do you see that morphing? why is tonight so different from last night? >> well, you know, i think if you have -- if -- if there are -- if law enforcement or the power structure in this country has its need, figuratively and literally, on the neck of african-americans for 400 years. once you stand up, how do you expect

those in the surrounds communities to bring in the more affluent and better paying businesses in culver city. to understand how significant this issue is, by the end of the day crenshaw mall was trending on twitter nationally. that's how important this center is. so we sincerely doubt -- >> you have 30 seconds remaining. >> the people of san francisco are aware and that we'd like you to do three things. first, to confirm for the public that the dollars from this fund have gone into projects that intend to identify crenshaw. second, confirm that the dollars have gone into the acquisition of the crenshaw mall from your fund. and, third, to send correspondents to terminate the acquisition of the mall so that the community that has risen up and made its voice clear they don't want -- >> your time is up, thank you. next caller, please. >> thank you so much. >> moderator, do we have any further calls? >> madam secretary, there are no more callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. president driscoll? >> thank you. we are now going to start with item 17 from the investment calendar. mr. koppel, you

. >> when we spoke to david culver, the city of wuhan was launching an effort to test all 11 million ople there. david culver joins us with more from beijing tonight. david, where does testing stand in wuhan right now? >> yeah, you've got to think just how massive that city is. it's larger than any u.s. city, larger than new york. so, there are 11 million residents altogether. a good number of those will be tested. not everyone including children under 6 are not going to be tested. they're going to avoid people that have been tested in recent days. we know more than 3 million people have been tested. what's interested is i was looking at this as a possible indication they might adjust the numbers because we've been very skeptical at how low the chinese numbers are, but even as recently as yesterday they came out saying after 800,000 tests yesterday alone, there were no new cases. so, it seems they are sticking to that number count at least for now. as of now going forward too they've instituted a ban on consumption of wild life because of the concerns this originated in that market an

those in the surrounds communities to bring in the more affluent and better paying businesses in culver cityto understand how significant this issue is, by the end of the day crenshaw mall was trending on twitter nationally. that's how important this center is. so we sincerely doubt -- >> you have 30 seconds remaining. >> the people of san francisco are aware and that we'd like you to do three things. first, to confirm for the public that the dollars from this fund have gone into projects that intend to identify crenshaw. second, confirm that the dollars have gone into the acquisition of the crenshaw mall from your fund. and, third, to send correspondents to terminate the acquisition of the mall so that the community that has risen up and made its voice clear they don't want -- >> your time is up, thank you. next caller, please. >> thank you so much. >> moderator, do we have any further calls? >> madam secretary, there are no more callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. president driscoll? >> thank you. we are now going to start with item 17 from the investment calendar. mr. koppel, you ha

those in the surrounds communities to bring in the more affluent and better paying businesses in culver city. to understand how significant this issue is, by the end of the day crenshaw mall was trending on twitter nationally. that's how important this center is. so we sincerely doubt -- >> you have 30 seconds remaining. >> the people of san francisco are aware and that we'd like you to do three things. first, to confirm for the public that the dollars from this fund have gone into projects that intend to identify crenshaw. second, confirm that the dollars have gone into the acquisition of the crenshaw mall from your fund. and, third, to send correspondents to terminate the acquisition of the mall so that the community that has risen up and made its voice clear they don't want -- >> your time is up, thank you. next caller, please. >> thank you so much. >> moderator, do we have any further calls? >> madam secretary, there are no more callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. president driscoll? >> thank you. we are now going to start with item 17 from the investment calendar. mr. koppel, you

we spoke to cnn's david culver during the last town hall, the chinese city of wuhan where this began 11 million people. david culver joins us with more on that from beijing tonight. david, where does testing stand in wuhan right now? >> reporter: yeah, you have to think just how massive that city is, larger than any u.s. city. larger certainly than new york. there are 11 million residents altogether. a good number of that 11 million will be tested ultimately. not everyone, including children under 6, are going to be tested and they're also going to avoid certain people who have been tested in recent days. so there are several days to do it, more than a week into it. we know more than 3 million people have been tested. what's interesting is i was looking at this as a possible indication they might adjust the numbers. we've been very skeptical of how low the chinese numbers are and the figures are. but even just as recently as yesterday they came out saying that after 800,000 tests yesterday alone, there were no new cases. so it seems they are sticking to that number count, at least fo

city of wuhan is trying to return to normalcy. after months of lockdown. our cnn correspondent david culverent back for a first-hand look at how life has changed. >> reporter: it is tuesday, april 21st, and after i guess about two and a half months we are leaving shanghai. the team here is ready to go. there you are. yeah, headed to our next stop. so we'll see what that's going to be like. our journey back to the original epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak required weeks of planning. while within china some cities are easing travel restrictions, new hot spots can suddenly surface and so, too, new lockdowns, which could trap us mid travel for an unknown amount of time. but all layered up we felt this was the moment to return. this is our ticket here. might be reversed but you can see it. our destination set for wuhan. it is going to be about a four-hour train ride. we've noticed it is relatively full so far. say at least maybe half full, which is pretty significant given there is next to no one traveling for several weeks. let's get onboard here. onboard the train attendants collect