okay, darryl, ask me for a raise.e work, and i need a raise. hmm, well, that's interesting, darryl. i think... [muttering] that maybe you should... [mumbling] i can't hear you. what i'm saying is that... [mumbling] still nothing. okay, see what i did? no. by leaning back and by whispering, i established a dominant physical position. nice. okay. let's try another. (dwight) i removed my weapon from its secure hiding place. discharged it at a distance of a little over a meter, rendering him utterly and completely disabled. the end. thanks, dwight.

and what i suggest, and i'm hoping and darryl is right, maybe this will be a new beginning. maybe this is where police officers will go out into the community, and establish a rapport with citizens in the community. you're right. this crap about defunding police departments, that's a bunch of garbage. >> sean: darryl -- hold on, i've got about 35 seconds for you, darryl, you can't agree with this defund and dismantle the police movement, do you? >> i don't agree with it but i do think it's a chance for reform, sean. that we have to relook at how we do things and how we police. and, for example, in the george floyd case, the negative press release that went out on george floyd that talked about him being a medical case and not really given proper magnification to what happened in the incident itself. >> sean: the quick action is more training, nonlethal action for cops and people need to interact better with the police, too. police set your dvr. we're not the media mob. let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham takes over right now. >> laura: i'm laura ingram this is "th

traffic stop earlier this month near minneapolis is funeral comes 2 days out the former police officer darryl was convicted of murdering george floyd in the same city the officer who fatally shot right has been charged with manslaughter she says she accidentally confused her gun with her taser dante right right. i grief was paired with defiance as mourners gathered to pay their respects to dante wright wright's family was joined by the families of george floyd and other black victims who lost their lives at the hands of police. video the emotional words of rights mother that were running through there and you . we. did the. we need to. give you the truth. you may want to. be the we. were also in attendance were civil rights activists jesse jackson and there were at friend al sharpton. sharpton the eulogy decried police brutality in a reference to the air freshener that writes mother said he was pulled over for having on his rearview mirror. which ran to get to stitch least brutality out of the atmosphere we tried to get the stooge over a sense of. mystery we're trying to get that stretch of r

. >> darryl west, saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span. >> yesterday vice-president kamala harris spoke in baltimore about the administration's first 100 days, the coronavirus response and the american jobs plan. this is 20 minutes. >> ♪♪ >> thank you all. thank you all. you know, as chris van holland was saying together with the governor and dr. fauci. we were walking around downstairs and meeting with all the folks, our members of the national guard, all the frontline workers and i said, you know, i do believe in moments of crisis that they reveal the heroes walking among us, the angels walking among us, and i would say, melissa westby is one of those individuals, thank you, melissa, for that incredible introduction. [applause]. so to the governor, larry hogan, thank you, and team maryland. mayor brandon scott, to general general seen burkehead, thank you for the warm welcome and for the work you do and it's certainly a point of personal privilege for me as the president of the senate to acknowledg

he's put his actions where his words were. >> stephanie, i have to tell you, the relief i heard in darryl'shen he talked about his staff, his employees at his restaurant getting vaccinated, it was incredible. under the trump administration, the business side, he was doing fine. the trump white house took better care of businesses than people and now he's happy to see some relief coming on both fronts. steph? >> doctor, i want to talk about people who are not getting vaccinated. it's not just about hesitancy from those who are concerned about the effects or don't have access. you have a whole lot of people who are refusing to take it simply because officials are telling them to, and then you have people like joe rogan, one of the most popular podcasters in the world, hugely influential, no medical expertise who is telling people oh, if you're young and healthy, you don't need it. you have different groups who are choosing not to take it. how do you change your minds? do you have to create different incentives? >> the way i think about it is a couple of things. first, there's a chunk of peopl

francisco police have arrested a man who they say threatened to shoot chinese people. 45 year-old darryl hunter was arrested tuesday morning after he entered a business on golden gate avenue. police say he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun. simulated shooting a 42 year-old asian woman. the business says this was the 4th time the man entered the store and caused a disruption. asian-american leaders in san francisco held a roundtable discussion with house speaker nancy pelosi who represents chinatown. they talked about the rolling problem of assault on members of their community. speaker pelosi estimate an average of 10 hate crimes a day in the month. the march point out that's just the ones that have been reported. she says on april 14th, the judiciary committee will mark up the covid-19 hate act and we'll come to the floor in may. she insists it is important to focus on collecting data. that will help to better document. what is happening and that this is indeed a hate crime. >> you want to send to my colleagues in beautiful experience. some need to be in china and the rest. some of the

founder of grace capitol a darryl cronk darryl you thought the value trade was long in the tooth andpicking up steam? >> i do. i do think that's what it means. i think you have to focus on quality. look, if the stocks go down 50% like some of the energy stocks did, the reits, financials it's easy for them to bounce back up. huv had a move in energy, materials, small cap value up 115% on a year to year basis the easy money has been made i think now you have to be a little discriminatory. that's what i think. >> and -- and i want to shift gears totally with darryl. because, darryl, you -- you look at the 10-year and you look at previous action in yields when an economy starts percolating and opening up and in the past we have seen more of a move based on inflation expectations in the seer it's been very muted so you think something's got to give, one way or the other. >> yeah, i do, joe i think you've got to have real rates go higher. we're negatives 63 basis points on the 10-year shevr investors should not stand for that type of negative real yield in the environment last time the bea

my name is darryl fong, and i'm commander of the community engagement division. the department has utilized the chief's asian pacific islander forum as a communication platform to connect with stakeholders in the aapi community on safety concerns and strategic responses. four members consisting of community stakeholders and representatives from organizations have included the asian pacific american community center, charity culture service center, kimochi senior center, usucsf asian health institute, the northern california national federation of filipino americans, and the southeast facilities commission. the [inaudible] asian pacific islander, american public affairs also known as apaba on the creation of an anonymous tip line. this was implemented to ensure access to reporting for monolingual speakers to address potential barriers causing underreporting of incidents. the department is also currently working with our language access vendor on expansion of this deploying to include the languages of vietnamese, filipino, russian, korean, japanese, spanish, and th

but the analysts, darryl johnson, was rebuked and then had to essentially apologize because there were population of veterans that was also seen as well. they may be problematic in terms of being recruited specifically for their tactical know how by other -- by white nationalists and that is what we have seen on january 6th specifically, there's a disproportionate number of law enforcement as well as military past and present who were called upon specifically because of their military and tactical training. and we have seen that time and time again. so, the many -- dynamics that have led us to the current understanding or the current events of white nationalism are not necessarily coming out of the blue. they're very much intertwined with the out of the united states -- the history of the united states and also the history and the current events in terms of how federal government has chosen to not address this issue for decades. law enforcement agencies specifically have been very well aware of white nationalism, and yet there's been a whole security paradigm centered upon muslim -- in

his name is darryl jones, and he was wrongly convicted, and so that was overturned and with the help of the innocence project. you spent most of your life in prison. why are you here? what drew you to this place at this time where we're dealing with a case that really is a seminal case, potentially, for policing in america? >> well, besides the fact that we are all here for george floyd and his family, i actually flew here for you because i watched on television, i think when we have an opportunity to speak and to say something, we put ourselves in situations where other people may think we're being ignorant and this is a black/white issue and this is really what's going on in this country, and you were doing an interview that night on the street, and the brother was telling you, you won't do it now, you don't do it live and you were saying, yes, i will, let's do it now. and instead of that, he's telling you what's wrong with the media. he had an opportunity to speak. we have to use that opportunity. we have to say something. we can't allow anyone to manipulate the idea of the media

police say they arrested 45 year-old darryl hunt or tuesday morning after entered a business on golden gate avenue. they say he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun and simulated a shooting. a 42 year-old asian woman at the business told police this was the 4th time the man it caused a disruption. there today. asian-american leaders in the city held a roundtable discussion with house speaker nancy pelosi who represents chinatown and together they were addressing the growing problem of assault on their community. >> kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the studio with details l a. >> speaker pelosi estimated an average of 10 hate crimes a day in the month of march. pointing out that that's just one. so we've have lauren have been reported and she went on to say that on april 14th, the judiciary committee will mark mark up the covid-19 hate act and it will come to the floor in may insisting that this is fast for the legislative process considering that there's a backlog on congress has to do list. so it is now a top priority. she advises. it's important to focus on collecting data that w

was asked we turn to the 4 zone forecast as we give you a view of the bay bridge and then barking darryl and the city and lawrence is standing by thursday night looks like a great weekend. yes, should be a fantastic weekend and i do have rain again. >> in the 10 to 10. so show you when coming up in just a moment. but right now outside we are seeing some the fog. >> it is slowly working its way on shore for tonight will be in place tomorrow morning when you get up, if you're commuting in life seen a lot of people doing lately. well, guess what? you likely run into some fog early tomorrow morning. you see that making its way over san francisco right now. just some patchy fog as we speak. but that will fill in overnight tonight. you can see the clouds gathered along the coastline. right. they're starting to move in a more of that on the way for tomorrow morning. temperatures out the door right now. we've got some 40's and some 50's. so a little bit cool in some spots right now, but not really cold outside, but boy, they'd love to get a late season storm here and there's the possibility mode

news now police have arrested a man who they say threatened to shoot chinese people. 45 year-old darryl was arrested tuesday morning after 100 a business on golden gate avenue. police say he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun and simulated shooting a 42 year-old asian woman. the business says this was the 4th time that this particular man had entered the store and cause this type of disruption. in the north, a marine county health officials are investigating now a cluster of covid cases related to team sports. they're not saying which sports were involved or how many cases are looking at. but they say that after 2 months of progress case counts are no longer declining. and in some cases they're actually increasing. disregard for safety guidelines like not traveling out of state. it's a big part of the problem. >> time now is 5.34 and baseball is back this after year watching games inside. if you are doing that on tv. now you can actually go to the game at the oakland coliseum you having taken on the astro's and we've proffers will tran standing by out there at the ballpark with more on

police say they arrested 45 year-old darryl hunter on tuesday morning after entered a business on golden gate avenue in the tenderloin he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun and simulated shooting a 42 year-old asian woman business owner told police this was the 4th time the man had entered that store and caused a disruption. today. asian-american leaders in san francisco held a roundtable discussion with house speaker nancy pelosi who represents chinatown. they talked about the growing problem of assaults on members of their community. kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the studio and details all of what they talked about that pelosi estimated that there were about 10 hate crimes against the asian american community. >> in just the month of march. so she's pointing out that, of course. that's just what we know has been reported and went on to say that on april 14th, the judiciary committee will mark up the covid-19 hate act and it will come to the floor and may insisting that that is very fast for the legislative process considering a backlog on congress has to do list so it's a top

francisco police have arrested a man who they say threatened to shoot chinese people. 45 year-old darrylhunter was arrested tuesday morning after he entered a business on golden gate avenue where police say he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun and simulated shooting a 42 year-old asian woman. now the business as this was actually the 4th time this man had come into their store and done this. >> in the north, a marin county health officials are investigating a cluster of covid cases related to sports. they're not saying which teams are involved or the sports or how many cases they're even looking at. but they say after 2 months of progress, the case counts are now not declining. i guess they're going up in some cases, they say and they're saying that there's a disregard for safety guidelines, not traveling out of the state has been part of the problem that they're finding with these teams happening today baseball is back after a year of watching on tv. now you can be there in person. yes, limited numbers. of course, we've got kron. four's will tran. >> standing by out of the ballpark wit

my name is darryl fong, and i'm commander of the community engagement division. the department has utilized the chief's asian pacific islander forum as a communication platform to connect with stakeholders in the aapi community on safety concerns and strategic responses. four members consisting of community stakeholders and representatives from organizations have included the asian pacific american community center, charity culture service center, kimochi senior center, usucsf asian health institute, the northern california national federation of filipino americans, and the southeast facilities commission. the [inaudible] asian pacific islander, american public affairs also known as apaba on the creation of an anonymous tip line. this was implemented to ensure access to reporting for monolingual speakers to address potential barriers causing underreporting of incidents. the department is also currently working with our language access vendor on expansion of this deploying to include the languages of vietnamese, filipino, russian, korean, japanese, spanish, and th

angie and darryl barney came from watson bill for tonight's game, and we're proud to be first in linef watching the team on tv. are you all right? i'm glad to be getting almost a normal head. feels better, you know, to get out and do something like this and said it was watching on tv and you know, nice to come out here seeing a person again and be with the fans and then see the faces of the players keep on safe attendance was limited food and drinks were on lee served in a desert me designated area and mass and social distancing were required. coming up. next. the giants crush the rockies for 12 runs our sports director marco bonnie is up next with all the highlights that's next in sports. then on the 11 o'clock news. many berry businesses trying to reopen now have a new problem. trouble finding enough qualified staff will tell you why. you're into your shows, right? the office. now you can be really into your shows with xfinity. find your favorites with just your voice. there is no fire. it was only a simulation! what?! dwight. manuel wins another one! get live sports on the go. he's

matt schlapp, jonathan morris, darryl strawberry, plus we're waiting for president biden to make remarksthe people who work on the front lines. they need a network that's built right. that's why we created verizon frontline. the advanced network and technology for first responders. built on america's most reliable network. built for real interoperability. and built for 5g. it's america's #1 network in public safety. verizon frontline. built right for first responders. .. change also building back the middle class, the president unveiled a plan this week, it will be important to move forward as far as economic policies. >> an employee looks great. markets are forward looking. we could see the big leaders and the market writ large. >> if the biden administration succeeds in getting another round of deficit finance spending there is a list iv deal levels that show get off. >> important to push forward and vaccinate americans and open our economy. hoping by june, july, december, getting to herd immunity. ashley: it 11 am on the east coast. it is friday april 2nd. i'm ashley webster in for st

my name is darryl fong, and i'm commander of the community engagement division.the department has utilized the chief's asian pacific islander forum as a communication platform to connect with stakeholders in the aapi community on safety concerns and strategic responses. four members consisting of community stakeholders and representatives from organizations have included the asian pacific american community center, charity culture service center, kimochi senior center, usucsf asian health institute, the northern california national federation of filipino americans, and the southeast facilities commission. the [inaudible] asian pacific islander, american public affairs also known as apaba on the creation of an anonymous tip line. this was implemented to ensure access to reporting for monolingual speakers to address potential barriers causing underreporting of incidents. the department is also currently working with our language access vendor on expansion of this deploying to include the languages of vietnamese, filipino, russian, korean, japanese, spanish, and tha

my name is darryl fong, and i'm commander of the community engagement division.the department has utilized the chief's asian pacific islander forum as a communication platform to connect with stakeholders in the aapi community on safety concerns and strategic responses. four members consisting of community stakeholders and representatives from organizations have included the asian pacific american community center, charity culture service center, kimochi senior center, usucsf asian health institute, the northern california national federation of filipino americans, and the southeast facilities commission. the [inaudible] asian pacific islander, american public affairs also known as apaba on the creation of an anonymous tip line. this was implemented to ensure access to reporting for monolingual speakers to address potential barriers causing underreporting of incidents. the department is also currently working with our language access vendor on expansion of this deploying to include the languages of vietnamese, filipino, russian, korean, japanese, spanish, and tha

my name is darryl fong, and i'm commander of the community engagement division.the department has utilized the chief's asian pacific islander forum as a communication platform to connect with stakeholders in the aapi community on safety concerns and strategic responses. four members consisting of community stakeholders and representatives from organizations have included the asian pacific american community center, charity culture service center, kimochi senior center, usucsf asian health institute, the northern california national federation of filipino americans, and the southeast facilities commission. the [inaudible] asian pacific islander, american public affairs also known as apaba on the creation of an anonymous tip line. this was implemented to ensure access to reporting for monolingual speakers to address potential barriers causing underreporting of incidents. the department is also currently working with our language access vendor on expansion of this deploying to include the languages of vietnamese, filipino, russian, korean, japanese, spanish, and tha

. >> darryl west, saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span.

this is darryl klinger. i'm the director of business development for american express, an art level lounge portfolio, and i just wanted to raise the concern that if you look across our portfolio globally, including other california airports, you look at the investment that we're willing to make and the involvements of the airport, we believe this is very fair to the airport, very good for travelers, and our approval has already been set. i'm afraid that any other economics may jeopardize the viability of this for american express. >> clerk: yes. thank you for your comments, sir. mr. chair, this completes the queue. >> chair haney: thank you. public comment is now closed. i would say, miss widener, are there concerns that you have about continuing this, particularly in light of the caller there? is there a potential -- of course, there's always some potential, but is there a potential or a concern that you have that this could jeopardize -- >> chair haney, i would need to go back and consult with airport deve

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