>>darlene: education starts at home. >>travis: mom, dad, you guys are brain builders, and i need your help. i can't do it all alone. >>narattor: road trip nation is made possible in part by a grant from carnegie corporation of new york, the philanthropic foundation

. >> not only on darlene. >> only darlene so we can't - i wonder if those ones. >> that's a great question. they were only able to hear darlene not the board maybe the presentation to go forward. >> yeah. those movies we've used those ones are hearing we can continue with the agenda if they can hear. >> test, test, test (microphone feedback). >> i'm working the echoing i'm hearing. >> testing, test. >> the person committed sfgovtv a (unintelligible) we can go forward. >> we can go forward? >> i think so i think the person announced they can hear. >> and to clarify the issue for sfgovtv? >> i'm not sure they could only hear darlene. >> and we can't continue with the meeting if if not broadcast on sfgovtv. >> it is reported one way or another. >> thank you. >> all right. so are we recording i can only start on my section. >>> we are on item number 9 retirement board prior to the current meeting: staff memorandum action: this is a discussion only item. i'm i'm going to turn it over to i. >> so the strategic planning policy um, guidance providing an manual statistical plan that is in december.

darlene, good to see you this morning. mayor is part of a bigger picture effort here by the biden team to try to reassure nervous democrats, and there are many nervous democratsch we talked earlier in the show about some of the anxieties being held by those in the house and senate. tell us more about the outreach the biden team is trying to do to representatives, senators, mayors, governors, the like to say, hey, i still got this? >> right, so the call that he had yesterday with the mayor is just the latest in a number of calls he's having with certain constituency groups, if you will, in congress. he'd had calls with the congressional black caucus. he's spoken to the congressional hispanic caucus. he's said he's had phone calls with 20 or so individual lawmakers. the white house and the president want to turn the page on this, and part of this outreach that he's doing is as you say to try to say to people, you know, i'm in, i understand where i went wrong in the debate, and i'm your guy, stick with me. that sort of thing

. >> darlene and her mom alyssa are being tucked away in the corner of this bookshop. it's easy to see how you can spend hours inside a great place for books. the store owner has been reading books since -- age. she loves how books can take her outside of her own world. >> it transports you to a different place. you can be stuck here for five minutes. >> her own story had a plot twist. she started working at her friends bookshop 12 years ago. she agreed to take over the store if anything happened to her friend. never expecting it would. when her friend died six months later, kathleen kept her promise and made the bookstore her own. she treats her customers like family and they know they can turn to her for a good book recommendation and a personal touch. >> which kid, which book does she recommend. >> in ireland in 2008. >> kathleen is turning to her customers for help. two years ago she got a serious case of sepsis that nearly cost her her life. >> four months after that, i found out that i had cancer. kathleen has been cancer free for a year. just as she gets back on

darlene has more on just how much tourism is starting to heat up again. >> reporter: pool whether in scorching hot east bay typically mean 70s to 80s in san francisco. we found a lot of folks wearing jackets in the evening along the waterfront. >> being from phoenix, i appreciate this weather. >> reporter: the nice weather brought in a lot of visitors. >> the weather did help us a lot. a lot of customers were from the central valley, sacramento and southern california, all trying to get out of the heat. >> reporter: the san francisco delights sightseeing tours has hop on-hop off buses. >> tourists ended up staying for friday, saturday and sunday. >> reporter: he says that while business is not back to pre-pandemic levels, this year has been entered in the last couple of years. >> june was a little better and july has been off to a really good start. >> reporter: many bars and restaurants say they noticed the stronger start to the summer season as well. >> when you are a good place and have good product and people working for you it will be fine. >> reporter: while domestic tourists a

i mean, my sister darlene -- you know her from school -- she was just so supportive and amazing, and now i'm feeling so good because i feel like i can finally be a responsible mom! we're very happy for you. i'm going on break, so stephanie is going to take over my section. don't forget to tip! >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. our top story tonight highlighting the issues our homeless population is facing all across the bay area and how officials are responding in san francisco advocates for the unhoused are teaming up with city leaders to oppose governor newsom's recent orders to clear encampments. in the meantime, the north bay and the east bay investigations are underway into what sparked fires at encampments. but we begin tonight in the south bay. >> where officials say a number of unhoused people in sunnyvale are infected with scabies kron four's jack moment reports. first heard about it 2 weeks ago. homeless advocate todd lincoln says he's n

i'm darlene. darlene, thanks for speaking with us. have a pleasant voyage across. and mia have a pleasant voyage getting across the estuary. so, yeah, we should mention this is part of a two year pilot program. the city of alameda, sf bay ferry and the port of oakland helped coordinate. really orchestrated by the city of alameda. and it's paid for through a grant program. so it is free for anyone to get on board. they make trips, 37 trips from wednesday to sunday. it leaves every hour at the top of the hour from jack london square, right at the foot of broadway, starting at 7:00. and then the last shuttle goes back and forth at 730. so it takes just about five minutes to get across. and so there's a shuttle leaving either on the alameda or the oakland side, pretty much every 15 minutes. so taking a look around this ferry, by the way, is called the woodstock. and the city of alameda said they named it after one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city of alameda. so it looks like the captain is getting ready, they've closed the gates here. they have all the people on

activist action at masimo proxy advisory firm said shareholders should vote for nominees darlene solemone med tech firm known for its apple watch patent litigation. joe kiani run over his self-selected board. besides nominating two directors, targeting founders kiani's removal from the board. the stock has fallen about 25% over the past year and it's down about, it's up about 11 pennies not a huge jump here at all. in fact just a few minutes ago it dipped back into the negative. a scarlet letter f for redbox, after the movie rental kiosk company said it will have to shutdown after parent company chicken soup for the soul entertainment said it has filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy. folks, that's the bad one where you just have to end it all. let redbox will liquidate its 24,000 distinctive red rental kiosks and more than a thousand employees will lose their jobs. look at this chart. back in 2021 parent chicken soup for the soul traded as i as $47. right now it is a two penny stock. well we know the streaming revolution left red box behind but the a.i. revolution is helping one start-up backe

peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene supervilleinterviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they're being taken more because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us very briefly here that another marker of heightened in first lady studies is their increased appearance in the media. live fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non print media back to early radio broadcast and television shows, but only sporadically. over time, their presence has. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon. his appearance on sesame street. every first lad

this is darlene from new jersey, independent. caller: good morning.'m a born and raised jersey girl. i'm a born and raised jersey girl, single mom of two, and 24/7 caregiver for my sick mom. i have a few things. one i had to leave a job i was at for 15 years for my mom. there is no help out there for anyone in my position. we see illegal immigrants coming into this country and hitting handed everything. that really is a problem for me. i worked very hard, and i'm just trying to take care of a family member. my family is from sicily. europe. they came in good. inflation. i don't need social media to tell me the fate of the world or how are our economy is or anything, because i'm living it. i know what my food costs under the current administration. i know the gas in my car costs. lawless land. the threat of a world war iii. i mean, everything is so bad with this current administration. i think donald trump -- last serving as president. i believe he will do an even better job this time because he is seasoned, he knows -- down. i think he really does car

my name is darlene i'm the chief executive at the park association. i'm also the co-chair of fisherman's wharf advisory committee. and i'm here today to ask you and en shaourj you to approve the reallocation of funds. it's in desperate need, it needs to be interesting fun and inviting. the fisherman's wharf has been doing a wonderful job to improve the quality of the wharf area with the flower basks but we need more and we need it soon. i know that the cbd team has some great plans as we saw here to thed and we'll look to keep it a number one place to visit in san francisco. i ask you to please approve the grant amendment and thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. paul miller? >> my name is paul miller, buoidin support the activation as proposed by the cbd. we have seen foot traffic reduce, as vendors have taken over the sidewalks. as visitors, as visitors approach pa well street from pier 39 they often turn around as the current scenery does not welcome you. we believe activation in step is in the right direction to enhance the visitor exper

this is darlene from new jersey, independent. caller: good morning. i'm a born and raised jersey girl. i'm a born and raised jersey girl, single mom of two, and 24/7 caregiver for my sick mom. i have a few things. one i had to leave a job i was at for 15 years for my mom. there is no help out there for anyone in my position. we see illegal immigrants coming into this country and hitting handed everything. that really is a problem for me. i worked very hard, and i'm just trying to take care of a family member. my family is from sicily. europe. they came in good. inflation. i don't need social media to tell me the fate of the world or how are our economy is or anything, because i'm living it. i know what my food costs under the current administration. i know the gas in my car costs. lawless land. the threat of a world war iii. i mean, everything is so bad with this current administration. i think donald trump -- last serving as president. i believe he will do an even better job this time because he is seasoned, he knows -- down. i think he really does c

darlene rizzo swap or it's great to have you first before we get into your state. that's going to be the one to put donald trump over the top what's your reaction to the news that senator marco rubio will not be donald trump's running mate on the ticket. well, that was my question. if he is a florida resident, unless one of them moves, i wouldn't have been possible, but my pick from the beginning was always at least the stefanik. i love her. she's very powerful conservative that we have in the house i love our platform. she's very well-respected she's has an excellent voting record along party lines. and i think that she could bring in the women vote. i think that would have been a better choice for vp, but that's my you know, my estimation. what do you make of the other options? it's north dakota governor doug burgum, ohio senator jd vance. either of those would you like to see them? ai like jd vance, i think he's been very loyal to trump and i think he'd be a great conservative and it's a personality concern, right? so trump is very powerful in his own right. i t

. >> you're right darlene, i'm not quite like that. >> but she's a bit like that. yeah. gb news membership lot. yeah, if you remember. then you get to see all these videos. we'll have to do one in our real voices. to i had do one the other day on, and i was like, i don't think people actually really care, but, they asked me to do it on the amalfi coast and my tips, and i said, i don't think anyone really wants to know my tips about the amalfi coast, but they're there for you anyway, if you'd like to, if you'd like to watch it. >> no, ijust watch it. >> no, i just said don't go in july. it's very busy. it's a queue to get on the beach and queue to get on the beach and queue to get off. oh, yeah. that was my top tip. >> don't go, don't go, don't go, don't go, don't go. >> that's that's essentially the essence of the video. >> there you go, right. >> there you go, right. >> talk about something very serious we should do. >> because actually, this is just crippling for people. it happens to the theft of tools really plaguing the trade industry over recent months. >> it's led