>> yours. >> i do. >> darius. >> if you do, odds you know emily, liam. >> or darius. >> darius. >> topr, henry, benjamin and william. >> you know, harry and -- >> the name noah. topped the charts in california for seven years now. >> wow. >> wow. >> we'll be back at 11:00. >> right now on "access hollywood," bennifer 2.0. but after all these years, we're hoping jen and ben recapture that magic. and what has finally brought chris rock and sam jackson together? and tiffany haddish reveals what it would take for her to host the oscars. "access hollywood" starts right now. ♪♪ welcome to the weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm scott evans. sibley scoles is gonna join us in just a bit. but we begin with this week's big story -- we're talking the reunion of j.lo and ben. right, now, they've known each other for two decades, and they broke off their engagement in 2003. but the big question a lot of

. >> reporter: bow ties are part of 14-year-old darius brown's signature look. >> i lovemaking my bowogs, hoping to get them noticed in crowded shelters, adopted into permanent homes, with a cute photo, adoptions happen three times faster. how many bow ties for dogs have you made? >> so many, i can't keep count. but if i had to make an estimate, i would say over a thousand. >> reporter: he got the idea after seeing neighborhoods destroyed by hurricanes harvey and irma. >> i was always watching television, wonder there were people getting help, not animals or dogs. >> never in my wildest dream did i think it would turn into such an amazing mission he has that inspired so many people. >> reporter: darius took up sewing when he was nine years old. was it hard to get the hang of sewing? >> yes, at first it was hard to sew. >> reporter: he stuck with it out of love for family connections, starting with his big sister. >> because of our grandmother, then our grandmother passed away, i figure my sister had to teach me to sew, it was the family passing it down the line thing. >> reporter: for

a labour of love from director and co—writer darius marder, sound of metal is boosted by the kind ofnd design that's best experienced in cinemas. it's also presented with open captions, ensuring that deaf and hearing audiences can watch the film together, something that was of key importance to the filmmakers. there are new movies opening and cinemas too, ranging from peter rabbit 2 to those who wish me dead, which i'll review on next week's show. and then on wednesday the 19th, there's a one night only special event screening of the short film the human voice from spanish director pedro almodovar. you have to come! that's what we agreed on, that you would come. you don't say goodbye to a woman you've loved for more than four years with a telephone call! based on a play byjean cocteau, almodovar�*s english—language debut stars an axe—welding tilda swinton, talking on the phone to a lost love who may or may not really be there. presented with an audaciously cinematic theatrical framing device, the human voice is vintage almodovar and will be screened in cinemas with a pre—recorded q&a

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administration to engage in darius slay. -- engage seriously. >> former south african president has pleadedlty to numerous charges of racketeering, corruption, and money laundering. he is accused of accepting bribes in the 1990's in exchange for protecting that company from an investigation into an arms deal. he's described the trial as a politically motivated witchhunt. >> an extraordinary moment in a south african court. a man once considered untouchable is finally on trial. >> he is guilty of the crime of corruption. >> the former president stands accused of fraud, racketeering and more. charges that date back to an arms scandal from the early years of democracy. >> he is 79. cliques i believe not guilty. >> that was it for today. it's likely to be a long trial. >> this is such a powerful symbolic moment for south africa. a date many thought would never come. thformer freedom fighter, former president on trial for corruption. powerful figures within the government describing him as a mafia gangster figure who nearly destroyed this country's near democracy. >> the evidence is emerging in

it's a fox business exclusive, with darius, adam schick. a lot going on folks we'll tackle it moment by moment. the breaking news at the moment the entire cryptocurrency sector is kind of suffering whiplash at this hour as we head into the final 59 minutes of trade. bitcoin, which this morning had shed more than 27% of its value, is still down about $4,837 but we're at $38, 184 after having been as low as $32000. the whole space is kind of drowning in red though. ethererum, xrp, litecoin, following bitcoin down the rabbit hole in what appears to be the most-significant liquidation in a decade for this sector. dogecoin, bitcoin cash, cardano, you know, there are a lot of these tokens here. uniswap, you can see at their worst levels, dogecoin down 24 points, bitcoin down 30%, i mean sorry 24%, uniswap losing 26% and the mass rush for the exits took an instant toll on crypto exchanges around the world. customers trying to log on to coinbase and even those just hunting for news on the sell-off got an error message when trying to view crypto pri

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i was talking to darius dale this morning and we thought what would get the equity or risk assets to keep melting up, it's two things, one, continued growth in the economy, which, check the box, we got that, but two, call it softness or missing of consensus of inflation related measures and this week you had it in spades, adp, ism services numbers and you saw today with the non-pharm payrolls so you get those too. and doesn't surprise me that it is ramping back up. >> it's goldilox, seeing the economy recovery but not too, too strongly steve grasso, in that kind of environment, is all systems go when it comes to the reflags trade reopening trade and high is a free pass for high value tech. >> i don't know if it is a free pass for higher value tech names i felt that goldilox term was appropriate when you look at where rates were because that gave you the ability to have large-cap tech that is considered quote/unquote value rally alongside iwm names or the smaller cap names today was a good example you had energy, industrials, material leading those names are restarting the economy you

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darius is an independent is it ossipee? >> oh ossipee. >> about the capitol, i didn't see what you see. i didn't see an attack on the capital. but i saw many american angry americans. i can see capitol police letting them in and my opinion is, if you start 45 capital, the americas over. but i have something important to say about israel and hamas. it's been going on over there, for over 60 years. israel is supposedly been stopped taking their land. stop taking their land, the international community. all right, the been taking for over 50 years, they've been killing them and moving them out. so how can the palestinians protect themselves? they don't have a right to defend themselves? you keep calling them hamas. >> congressman case, two issues there. >> well first of, all asked of the capital, we do have to find the right balance and we are trying to find the right balance between legitimately securing our capital and allowing it to continue as the opening beacon of democracy. nobody wants to shut the capitol down so that t

command darius couch who should have taken over the army of the potomac but did not. for whatever reason step into that role and say to hook her that you are wounded. we need to have an actual leader. hooker field him couch failed the army the potomac as well. and eventually the confederates will start pouring in from all sides one by one the union backbone the artillery of this line will start to fall silent because they run out of ammunition and eventually robert e. lee is able to crush this salient. but a beautiful rear guard action by winfield scott hancock and john white gary are able to save the union armies they fall back to a more defensible position. hooker in the meantime had played his his ace up his sleeve and he ordered in that fainting foresight. i told you about around fredericksburg. they will march to aid the union army. the battle of second fredericksburg a slow battle will develop and john said to start marching towards a place called the salem church where lee again audacity personified with an enemy on the ropes will split his army. use those inte

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >> 5 days after the colonial pipeline resumed operations guesses once again starting to flow back to stations along the east coast. but tonight there are still many questions surrounding the cyber hack that shut down the pipeline about how that happened and what can stop it from happening again. kron 4

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> travel is back but it depends on how you look at it. numbers released today from oakland international airport show passenger traffic jumped 24%. when comparing this april to last april during the pandemic, it's an increase of more than 1000%. but when you compare it to oakls isstiloff one more note, the tsa set another record yesterday by screening with an 1.8 million travelers at airports around the country. the prior record was set only a week ago. >> united airlines wants you to go to vacation as long as you are vaccinated. their loyalty program has a vaccine incentive. people who show proof will written -- will win round-trip flights for two. >> before you can book a getaway you might have to deal with going back to work. tonight how the pandemic could make it easier for companies to meet the requirements fo

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. joining me now is an actor you know best from "arrested development," "the lego movies," and the podcast, smartless. he also hosts lego masters, which starts its second season on june 1. please welcome to "a late show," will arnett. hey, will arnett. >> hi, there, stefan colbert. that's what they would call you in quebec. >> stephen: would they? >> yeah. >> stephen: are you from quebec? >> first of all, no. >> stephen: wow. i got nothing against them. what's wrong-- what's wrong with-- >> nothing, i don't know why i had that reaction. >> stephen: would you like me to edit that part out of the interview so you don't alienate that marketplace? >> no ( laughing ). >> stephen: let it ride. >> i love quebec. i have actually spent a lot of time in quebec. i lived there briefly. >> stephen: it's the people from the maritimes you hate, right? the newfies. >> new brunswick. and if you bring up p

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hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.oking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites. ♪ thex termites. terminix. here to help. oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. >>> let's get back to a higher breaking news. sky 7 is over this area where advair isisisisisis liz kreutz is there live with the latest and has seen the bear. liz, tell us what you are seeing and hearing. what is going on? >> reporter: this is a situation you never want to expect. we are in our house. you would not expect to see a bear here. we are in the backyard of a neighbor'somgoing to show you. let's get the focus going. you can see right there, there is a bear. just before we came on air it is now standing up. you can see it right there in the trees. this is about a a a a a a brown bear. i believe it is about medium- size. it is hard to see if it is a baby or not. not too giant but it has been resting up th

. >> yeah, good morning, darius. what you can see the signs are up.linic's been open since 8 o'clock this morning. and it's a little slow this morning. they've only gotten to families in there and got them vaccinated. but it is a start this to show you some video. i shot of it of them when they were preparing to open up. now, i was told by kaiser permanente which are the the hospital that is administering the vaccine that they are prepared to give 500 vaccines daily. this this is important why they want to get the word out. they're mobilizing along with the contra costa health services and the school district altogether. they're trying to set up these mobile vaccine clinics across the contra. costa county to ensure that 12 year old and older have access to covid-19 vaccine. like i mentioned, the are open daily from 08:00am to 03:00pm and they'll be open until saturday. you don't need an appointment, but you do need your parent or your guardian's permission if you're 17 and younger in order to get vaccinated. so let's show you some of the other sites.

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.ine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> rico cases stands for the racketeer influence and corruption organization act. rico. originally signed into law in 1970 by nixon, it's a tool by federal law enforcement to go against organized crime. it was most famously used to bring down new york city's mafia in the 1990s. members of crime famiies were all taken down by rico offenses including the teflon don himself, john gotti. now another don who has been teflon to this point and his cronies could be in a world of trouble because of a similar state law. former prosecutors and defense attorneys say "manhattan district attorney, cy vance, could be considering a criminal charge that the former president's business empire was a corruption enterprise under the new york state rico law. the statute, which carries the potential for severe penalties can be applied to money making businesses alleged to have repeatedly engaged in criminal activity as

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.e about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> a really odd looking fish washed ashore. it is caught a football fish. it is a type of english. and normally lives more than 2000 feet below the surface. it lives in pitch black water. officials essay you can tell it is a female fish because of the long stock on its head. you see that? it has bioluminescent tips used as a lord to entice pray. >> how did it make it onto the surface? that is a deepwater fish. that is crazy.is crazy.is crazy. >> i have no idea. >> an interesting looking creature. >> i am excited about the red flag warning expiring. >> it has been canceled. it is getting colder and humidity is rising just a bit as the marine layer returns. tonight we'll see cooling coastal clouds mainly clear and overnight lows. it lingers at the coast and it will be breezy.be breezy.be bre. mainly upper 80s and then. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. th

and i will let darius answer about the d.p.h. assessment and evaluation of individuals. >> thank you, director. can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. i wanted to give an update on sort of what is happening at masconi west. i am deployed to the covid command center and work with the human services agency. we have 120 guests on site and the plan is to demobilize the site by june to hand masconi west back to the city administrator so they can have events. 22 have transitioned all together. and seven are seven are in housing referral status. and to your specific question, chair haney, seven sip placements are pending. we're going through and meeting with all the folks there to talk to them about their path out of that shelter and assessing them to see if they are, in fact, sip eligible. in addition, we're looking at all the options that are available to them including coordinated industry for anyone el vibl for housing. we are doing a deep analysis there as well to put them on the path toward housing and

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hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.g at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. over the weekend following the conclusion of an independent investigation. the 54 year old jesuit priest was placed on leave two mo

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.r looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ more than six ft apart under certain conditions, the federal health agency says this risk of airborne infection is highest indoors with inadequate ventilation and crowded places. cdc reminds us all that outdoors is far safer than indoors and that most infections are still the result of close contact. public health officials say that vaccinating children will be the next step in stopping the covid pandemic, but they admit that can be difficult. holding from the kaiser family foundation foundation finds that 29% of parents with children, 17 and younger plan to have their children get vaccinated right away. another one third say the way to see how the vaccine is working and children before they make sure their children get vaccinated. the remaining third say they won't be getting their children vaccinated unless it's requir

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >> it is tier tuesday. san mateo county now has the green light to go yellow. the county joining san francisco. they're the only 2 counties in the bay area and that least restrictive tier, meaning bars can reopen indoors at limited capacity. other businesses like movie theaters and restaurants and gyms. they can now expand indoor capacity. meantime, contra costa county will probably stay in the orange chair until june. 15th when california will lift restrictions statewide infections are about twice as high as they need to be to move into the yellow tier and the contra costa county health officer says this is a reminder of how important it is to get vaccinated. >> the monterey bay aquarium finally reopening to the public this coming weekend. the aquarium. welcome back. members earlier this month to test out social

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> our next guest has received so many serious death threats that arizona's republican governor has now signed a security detail to guard the life of arizona's democratic secretary of state katie hobbs. she has followed her oath of office and supervised an an accurate count and recount of arizona's votes in the election which joe biden won in the state of arizona by 10,457 votes. secretary of state katie hobbs in the face of continuing death threats has continued to criticize the non-legal playing with the votes in arizona that has been authorized by arizona's republican senate. i say non-legal because what's happening to the ballots now will have no legal effect on the election. and what's happening to the ballots now in arizona might actually be illegal, might be against the law. and i refuse to use the word that the republican senate came up with for what is happening i

inflation is what worries honeywell ceo darius adamcheck. >> the economy is doing a little bit betterty careful about unintended consequences which will be inflation. we are seeing fairly substantial inflation, it's definitely here and it's probably a bit more pronounced than most people think. >> he was speaking with my colleague -- my colleague matt egan. honeywell is the world's largest industrial company by market value so what he says really holds a lot of water here. makes everything from n95 masks and jet engines to quantum computers. says they are struggling to keep up with pricing pressure from lane for steel. fed officials do expect prices will rise this summer but say increases will likely be temporary as these supply kinks work their way out of the system. investors have been worried about price increases for months. consumer prices in april rose 4.2% from a year ago that's the fastest inflation since the financial crisis. that increased concerns the fed will have to act sooner to stop the economy from overheating. >> those price increases are already here. >>> big reopeni

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.t the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> oh-oh, what's up? chaka, don't be mad, chaka. you still mad at patty? uh-huh. i don't know when that feud gonna die. there you go, uh-huh, uh-huh. i see you, okay. ♪ i'm every chicken ♪ get in! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is lena waithe with the chickens, season 3 of "master of none, moments in love." it is currently on netflix. was that your first time working with farm animals? >> it was, yeah. [ laughter ] i was like surprisingly comfortable. i think aziz was surprised too, he's like, "you're so at home in this farm." i'm like, yeah, i don't know, my roots. i love that it's just natural. like that's all. it's definitely me ad libbing and goofing around. >> jimmy: did you name those chickens? >> i did, i did. [ laughter ] they seemed to be like wanting each other to get out of their space, wanting to open the spot they were on. oh, these are the divas. [ laughter ] these

hihi darius, i i think thaht peopople respondnd more toto what we d do than whahat w.accinines are . ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: i'm john dickerson in washington. and this week on "face the nation," turning the page to another chapter in the covid saga as spring turns into summer. as we mark the unofficial start of summer, there are more signs of life nearing normal. america's mood is improving, too, as the traditions of memorial day weekend are back. the head of the c.d.c., best known these days for her pitches to americans to vaccinate took to the mounds in honor of massachusetts' covid restrictions being lifted. another familiar face beamed as he opened the stock market last

and danielle's team and everyone. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you, deanna pearson and darius perkins. mr. operator, could you bring us the next caller, please? >> i'm a resident of plaza east. i live right across the street, and i think it's unthinkable that we would let the residents of plaza east suffer any further. the federal government, i think, and the developer and the city have all failed them. but as a city, we have a moral as well as a legal obligation to make sure that everybody at plaza east has safe, healthy, and secure living conditions. i totally agree with supervisor preston and the residents that how we get there, the processes and the decisions that need to be made must be led by the residents at plaza east themselves. if there was negligence in the construction or work, then that must be investigated. the answer is certainly not to add for-profit units, market rate units for wealthy people, and it's not to give the developer [inaudible] who is construction deteriorated -- whose construction deteriorated in only 20 years, but the bottom line is it's not up to me or

and danielle's team and everyone. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you, deanna pearson and darius perkins. mr. operator, could you bring us the next caller, please? >> i'm a resident of plaza east. i live right across the street, and i think it's unthinkable that we would let the residents of plaza east suffer any further. the federal government, i think, and the developer and the city have all failed them. but as a city, we have a moral as well as a legal obligation to make sure that everybody at plaza east has safe, healthy, and secure living conditions. i totally agree with supervisor preston and the residents that how we get there, the processes and the decisions that need to be made must be led by the residents at plaza east themselves. if there was negligence in the construction or work, then that must be investigated. the answer is certainly not to add for-profit units, market rate units for wealthy people, and it's not to give the developer [inaudible] who is construction deteriorated -- whose construction deteriorated in only 20 years, but the bottom line is it's not up to me or

host: darius in -- is it ossipee, new hampshire? caller: ossipee. did not see an attack on the capitol. what i see is a bunch of angry americans. i see the capitol police letting them in. my opinion is, if you start fortifying the capitol, that america is over. i have something important to say about israel and hamas, with the palestinians, which has been going on over 60 years. stop taking israel's land, by the international committee. they've been taking it for over 50 years, they've been killing them and moving them out. so how can the palestinians protect themselves? they don't have a right to defend themselves? and you keep calling them hamas. host: two issues there. guest: as to the capital, we are trying to find the right balance between our capitol and allowing it to continue as a beacon of democracy. nobody wants to shut the capitol down so that the public cannot come to the capital. it is their building, there democracy, their process. nobody is interested in doing that. but the reality of genera 6 -- and i respect lee disagree -- was that

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.bout these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> when did you realize you were going to go fishing? >> oh, that was a morning decision. >> that was a morning decision? >> go play golf at the club or go okay. >> seemed to go cold to go play golf at the club so i decided you know, 9:30. >> i've done a lot of missing person cases and i don't recall ever asking the husband or the wife to come down to the station and sit through a video interview. >> so, today she told you what she was going do for the day. >> yeah. >> and what was that? >> take the dog for a walk, and then she was going to the store to buy for christmas morning breakfast tomorrow. she was going to make gingerbread cookies for tonight. >> he was calm. his demeanor wasn't urgent. he didn't have that sense of urgency that you would expect, that you saw from other people. >> have you guys -- you guys haven't had any problems, marriage problems? >>

it's okay to not be okay may 3rd, we have an honest and raw discussion about mental health with dariusu, mental health affects everybody on this planet. >> solomon thomas. >> the biggest thing you can do is talk and be vulnerable. when i speak, i talk about the power of vulnerability that's when you can connect with someone. >> and darren waller >> the feeling i was searching for can come from me, within me. i didn't have to go to anybody else or another source. >> catch that entire discussion online today today.com for more details also want to add, we're kicking off our own mind matters today series here and online this month. that includes the candid discussion i just had with teens who found mental health therapy in an unexpected place that story tomorrow as mental health awareness month is kicked off. >> "pop start" with a purp >>> good morning, it is 7:26. we are continuing to follow breaking information near a school in pinole. you can see the police are there near shannon elementary. we have video from close to the scene in the past half hour or so. our crew witnessed more offi

and i will let darius answer about the d.p.h. assessment and evaluation of individuals. >> thank you, director. can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. i wanted to give an update on sort of what is happening at masconi west. i am deployed to the covid command center and work with the human services agency. we have 120 guests on site and the plan is to demobilize the site by june to hand masconi west back to the city administrator so they can have events. 22 have transitioned all together. and seven are seven are in housing referral status. and to your specific question, chair haney, seven sip placements are pending. we're going through and meeting with all the folks there to talk to them about their path out of that shelter and assessing them to see if they are, in fact, sip eligible. in addition, we're looking at all the options that are available to them including coordinated industry for anyone el vibl for housing. we are doing a deep analysis there as well to put them on the path toward housing and

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say.vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. >> new navy footage leaked for people talking of ufos. this came from a filmmaker says it's radar from 2019. >> 138 knots? >> that's perfectly zero relative, fright? >> this is a like the pentagon tells nbc news it is authentic footage. the -- same ship on the same day that shows what they call a faux hovering and disappearing into the ocean. >> we have 31 knots sustained. >> it splashed. bearing in range. >> we will learn mor

hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> i feel it is of the utmost importance to continue exploring and reviewing the causes and failures that led to the horrific events when the capitol was violently attacked. the department did not aptly provide detail and up to date guidance in place for its countersurveillance and threat assessment operations, which could have led to unclear guidance and accountability. additionally, a lack of clear and detailed communications procedures could have increased inefficiencies with processes as well as led to critical countersurveillance information not being appropriately communicated throughout the department. >> that was capitol police inspector general michael bolton testifying just hours ago in front of a house committee, admitting the major communication flaws that led to the insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. bolton spoke about the third flash report that his office has produced in the w

and danielle's team and everyone. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you, deanna pearson and darius perkins. mr. operator, could you bring us the next caller, please? >> i'm a resident of plaza east. i live right across the street, and i think it's unthinkable that we would let the residents of plaza east suffer any further. the federal government, i think, and the developer and the city have all failed them. but as a city, we have a moral as well as a legal obligation to make sure that everybody at plaza east has safe, healthy, and secure living conditions. i totally agree with supervisor preston and the residents that how we get there, the processes and the decisions that need to be made must be led by the residents at plaza east themselves. if there was negligence in the construction or work, then that must be investigated. the answer is certainly not to add for-profit units, market rate units for wealthy people, and it's not to give the developer [inaudible] who is construction deteriorated -- whose construction deteriorated in only 20 years, but the bottom line is it's not up to me or

and i will let darius answer about the d.p.h. assessment and evaluation of individuals. >> thank you, director. can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. i wanted to give an update on sort of what is happening at masconi west. i am deployed to the covid command center and work with the human services agency. we have 120 guests on site and the plan is to demobilize the site by june to hand masconi west back to the city administrator so they can have events. 22 have transitioned all together. and seven are seven are in housing referral status. and to your specific question, chair haney, seven sip placements are pending. we're going through and meeting with all the folks there to talk to them about their path out of that shelter and assessing them to see if they are, in fact, sip eligible. in addition, we're looking at all the options that are available to them including coordinated industry for anyone el vibl for housing. we are doing a deep analysis there as well to put them on the path toward housing and