. >> commissioner dickerson? >> present. >> commissioner herbert. >> present. >> president huie. >> here. >> commissioner cartagena. >> here. >> vice-president zhou. >> you have a quorum. >> the san francisco small business commission, an office of small business staff, acknowledges that we are on the ancestral homeland homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please call item 2. >> item two, board of supervisors, file 230313, s

legal and political implications of today's charges, let's bring a chief political analyst john dickersonpaign correspondent robert costa, and cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. ricky, you have read through the indictment. what stood out to you? >> reporter: i think what stands out to me as i wanted to know what the nexus was. what is the connection between falsifying business records and what law was concealed? and what we have learned, as the government says, this was a conspiracy, in essence, an agreement of more than two people, to keep information away from the voting public in 2016. so, it's a federal election violation, a state election violation, as well as a mischaracterization for tax purposes. >> norah: and there might be new witnesses, right? >> reporter: i think the new witnesses are the things that intrigue me most because what we have here in order to prove this agreement or scheme is they talked about the cfo, that's allen weisselberg, they talked about the controller, they talk supervisor, already testified or given information to the district attorney's office, and wh

. >> john dickerson, what does this mean for donald trump legally, politically in the future? >> well, politically it's been sorted the way things always are with donald trump. his supporters rush to his aid, say he's the victim of the prosecutor. those who are his detractors say no one is above the law. what is tantalizing about all these facts is we though this would move into the legal realm where reason, fact, argument can win the day. but that's going to take a very long time to work out. it may take a year or more, and that means this legal cases raises the stakes, gets everybody talking in apocalyptic terms, but the political process is ongoing. the legal process is very slow, so the stakes are high, but nothing is going to happen legally to actually resolve those stakes. >> john dickerson, rikki klieman, robert costa, thank you. >>> investigators in nashville today revealed that they found a suicide note when they searched the home of the shooter who killed three students and three staffers at the covenant school last week. now some of the officers who responded to the

john dickerson, rikki klieman, robert costa, thank you.ore than 44 million people from texas to wisconsin are under a severe weather warning, including possible thunderstorms and violent tornadoes. this afternoon, an ef2 tornado cause significant damage to homes and businesses in the town of colona, illinois. that's about 160 miles west of chicago. fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel is in little rock, arkansas, where some big storms are expected tonight. good evening, chris. >> good evening to you, norah. once again, it is another dangerous night. people need to be on alert. what's remarkable about this, again, is the extent of the storms. already severe thunderstorm watches. conditions are favorable across parts of the midwest, favorable for the development of more strong storms, but several states, again, could see some strong, long-lived, long-track tornadoes. this threat continues into the day tomorrow, really not letting up much at all, with the possibili

. >> commissioner dickerson presents. >> commissioner huie yes, sir. and commissioner ortiz-cartagena and commissioner zouzounis present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you. >> small business commission and staff acknowledges we are on the unseat hotline for the original peninsula as stewards and in accordance with the tradition the ramification has in the forgotten the responsibilities as a caregiver of this party and as well as for all people to bid no our traditionally material we benefit from this and working on a traditional land and wish to pay our recently for the relatives and by their rights people. >> >> 2. approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions (discussion and action item) presenting have welcome richard. thank you very much. >> good afternoon commissioner huie and commissioner zouzounis members of the public i'm richard the program manager and like to acknowledge any co-help with the processing of the legacy business registry and sfgovtv have a power point presentation. >> before you are four applications fewer consi

karma dickerson. >> still ahead tonight, crew members of the u.s. coast guard returned to the bay area after a 90 day narcotics patrol at see details on their successful mission in the waters of the pacific. a coast guard cutter returned home to alameda after a 90 day counter narcotics patrol in the eastern pacific. and during the patrol crew members stop 2 suspected drug smuggling boats. they seized. >> nearly 900 pounds of cocaine, 9500 pounds of marijuana. the crew offloaded the drugs 9ednesday in san diego in today, they return to big welcomes from their families and friends. after alameda base. >> you know, just pull that drugs off the streets and just preventing giving us is he's really good. so. 2 in addictions, riyadh culmination of all those drugs were not only from our introductions, other coast guard assets out there, too. >> the crew being praised for a bye, everybody for successfully preventing the 166 million dollars worth of illegal drugs from entering the country. this is the international transgender day of visibility and across the

com dickerson reports we all should have the same chair bags. >> we all want 2 in drug abuse. >> the most important fentanyl death assembly, public safety committee chair ready john sawyer reiterated that sentiment at thursday's hearing for 6 fentanyl related bills. the debate remains on how best to do that. >> i can't support any measures today. that feel-like aimless patchwork solutions rooted in failed strategies of the past. when the people are calling for comprehensive an innovative solutions with most committee members arguing that stiffer penalties result in more people in jail but doesn't deal with drug addiction intervention and demand as with evidence in the crack cocaine epidemic and others, including bill sponsors arguing that fentanyl is uniquely dangerous and harsher penalties should be part of the solution. i think we can attack this on. >> 2 different fronts to education and the consequences as well with the democrat majority assembly, public safety committee generally living away from bill poses. that would increase penalties surrounding fentanyl. they voted to keep

karma dickerson. >> today governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring march 31st. cesar chavez day california and 6 other states observe the act of his birthday as a formal holiday. chavez founded the national farm workers association in the early 60's. he's probably best known for heading a grape boycott that lead to higher wages for farm workers. he also is key and passing the california agricultural labor relations act in 1975 which gave farmworkers the right to unionize. workers at the california academy of sciences in san francisco are forming a union. >> on thursday yesterday, workers announce they'll join the nearby. do young and asian art museums, as well as the legion of honor and in seiu, local 10. 21 san francisco supervisor connie chan has expressed her support for the move. tonight, the california academy of sciences sent us a statement saying, quote, we know our employees are critical to everything we do and hope to achieve at the academy. and we seek to create a thriving, healthy workplace. we just learned of this effort thursday. look forward to eng

. >> karma dickerson reports. >> we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. and the launch video for his new political action committee. california governor gavin newsom is targeting republican policies around abortion, education, guns, immigration and gender identity, specifically focusing on governors of florida, texas, arkansas and mississippi. those are some of the same states with the newsom. campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic policies in the 2024 election blue states have lower murder rates. >> better health care outcomes and higher gp's that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party. >> seas nuisance outreach as overreach, saying in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you

. >> karma dickerson reports. >> we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. and the launch video for his new political action committee. california governor gavin newsom is targeting republican policies around abortion, education, guns, immigration and gender identity, specifically focusing on governors of florida, texas, arkansas and mississippi. those are some of the same states with the newsom. campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic policies in the 2024 election blue states have lower murder rates. >> better health care outcomes and higher gp's that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party. >> seas nuisance outreach as overreach, saying in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you

karma dickerson takes a look at where things stand today. >> this video, but police say was a shootoutould eventually shed light on the mayhem that unfolded in the heart of sacramento's nightlife scene in the early morning hours of april 3rd of 2022. but in the moments after the bullets went flying around 10, think hey, streets, only this much was clear. 18 people have been gunned down on sacramento streets. 6 did not survive. 57 year-old melinda davis, a homeless woman, was caught in the crossfire. john tye alexander was out for the night with her sister. she was 21 as was immediate mechanism that who is celebrating her birthday. fox 40 spoke with martinez and that it is family this weekend. we everybody to know she was still she was happy and >> and no, you know, we still want justice for a year later. it's unclear how that will take shape. investigators suspect the men killed in the shooting were involved according to court records, the deceased. 38 year-old sergio harris. 29 year-old about turner and 32 year-old joshua hoye. the had gang affiliations. police arrested 3 other men da

may go social tensions and can contribute to the deepening economic crisis in the country to mrs. dickerson, i've been with the government benning potable water to wash cars, to water green areas, keen streets, and public places these threatens business anthea already lagging economy of the country. north gats without prior notice have exasperated public tensions in a country where people are suffering from poor public services. high inflation and a weak economy. citizens can only hope that their voices will be heard, and these will answer, i thought, sang, we'll be back a little over there. ah, ah, shayla, vienna prophy us to food id or then it's in limbo and the tv from that silly empathic. last day. lackey, quasi to the point of shipping will solve these actually, somebody can laugh, loosen the money to carry out our programs and do our research for free meals comes from a variety of sources. ah, certainly from the u. s. government and other i, donor governments that are interested, are involved in promoting of democracy, human rights for so america is financed by the u. s. government. a

. >> well, that was karma dickerson reporting. well, switching gears, we're talking about face covering requirements for staff of skilled nursing facilities are in effect in both alameda and contra costa counties just as the state mandate expires. now, the new mask rules they want to fight for patients or visitors seen their loved ones. health officials say they are continuing to require staff the mast seniors in nursing homes are among the most vulnerable populations to covid-19. there are about 66 skilled nursing facilities in alameda county. well, contra costa county has 30. said >> we have until the 15th at the hero lot or so. okay. for sure. not up 15 gotcha. okay. so one to drop? yeah. >> get a line. you can. the commercial dungeness crab season is getting cut short in california. you have about 2 weeks left get local crab. the season is ending early on april 15th to protect the humpback whales and the sea turtles from getting tangled up in crab traps. closure goes from the california mexico border up to them in a county lin

the grid whitland was the 1st task be diesel dia and now you see under dickerson whitland it, he targeting the ground water all tried down to $100.00 eco, revitalized wetland is in stark contrast to the brown yamuna, just outside of the park. we'll try done. it's time to get our hands dirty, so it's going to be a day of hardly ever. oh, what it basically time to norma here with her for hours and wednesday, mid seal in 3 bio fence. so as also as it does securing those. as you can see, look at the shop problems and imagine if you're a hobby wall, they're still coming here to have a juicy bite on this plan to want to want to stay away. and now you're going to do is just take a piece of string and buy it all at home to secured it. so be perfect with brand and build a girl, a girl. oh, i know that he talked for a 1000000 until by the success of the biodiversity farm. the government, if a, as in his deem moorland. ringback is now managing 7 such parks across nearly that are now precious upon the trees of the cities. naturally when ah, my last stop is at a private thought. i'm going to meet mitch

it brings us back to john dickerson's point. we have both the legal world and the political world which i say are colliding here. donald trump can go forward with all of the protections in court and he will go forward with his lawyers and contest of the law of this case. the law of this case is going to be the big question. if it gets to a manhattan jury i think we know what the probability of a guilty verdict might be. >>> because manhattanites tend o be more democratic in their political affiliation? >> correct, there has been enough noise against donald trump in recent times in manhattan. deesf gi jus sai he'spresumptie defense knows it only takes one juror to hang that jury. >> that's why donald trump has set himself he would favor moving the trial the staten island where they tend to be more conservative. >> it's so funny because it's not like texas. it's more conservative by new york standards. >> absolutely. i want to bring up at this point follow-up that scott talked about, why and under what basis can donald trump's att

karma dickerson. >> it's a 21. and pope francis is out of the hospital now. was being treated for bronchitis and he gave a statement saying, quote, still alive, he's as a sense of the pope is expected to preside at this weekend's palm sunday mass and at easter mass next sunday, hawaii stores next sunday. the epa says it's going to grant california the legal authority to phase out diesel trucks. the regulation says truck manufacturers in california have to start producing 0 mission trucks by 2024, which that's next year and increase production targets to reach the 2035 benchmark last year. you remember the state ban, the sale of new gas-powered cars starting in the year 2035. so we've got a little while to catch up. but for all you have to go electric, i guess. 22 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we'll show you how transgender rights activists celebrated trans day of visibility. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people

. >> we have a soundbite here from cbs john dickerson, chief political analyst warning the democrats no choice but violence. >> when there's no get the only way the other side gets to respond is by punching back so when you lose those steps, all you get is response and response and response and that's not -- you know where that leads. it leads to violence. >> is that justification of violence? i'm not sure where he's going. >> the left endorses violence and will resolve this in the wake of george floyd with the black lives matter rise, they supported it because it's in the name of something they believed even after the shooting that left six innocent people die, it wasn't support for christians, it was support for transgender's when it was a trans person who killed those six people. i don't care about the tennessee three, i care about the tennessee six, the six people were murdered in kamala harris didn't show up for them. did she go in the wake of the shooting? no but she went to celebrate these three losers which tells you everything about this biden white house and the bill they v

. >> i'm john dickerson. >> gayle and tony are off.opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> former president trump plans to turn himself in to face criminal charges in new york. why his rhetoric has the city on alert. >> people are sick and tired of this nonsense. every single day we're wondering what captain chaos is going to do today. >>> finland is officially joining nato. >> the nation applied to join last year, a couple of months after the russian invasion of ukraine. >>> parts he

. >> that shooting injured 12 other people and caused panic and chaos along k street ka dickerson reports. >> this video, but police say was a shootout between groups of men would eventually shed light on the mayhem that unfolded in the heart of sacramento's nightlife scene in the early morning hours of april 3rd of 2022. but in the moments after the bullets went flying around tempting k streets, only this much was clear. 18 people have been gunned down on sacramento streets. 6 did not survive. 57 year-old melinda davis, a homeless woman, was caught in the crossfire. john tye alexander was out for the night with her sister. she was 21 as was mechanism that who is celebrating her birthday. fox 40 spoke with martinez and family we everybody to know she was still she was happy and >> and no, you know, we still want justice for a year later. it's unclear how that will take shape. investigators suspect men killed in the shooting were involved according to court records, the deceased. 38 year-old sergio harris. 29 year-old about turner and 32 year-old joshua hoye. the had gang affiliations. pol

i want to say thank you to our ceo, phyllis dickerson.ayors. that is why we are a community. my good friend says you can't divide what you can't conquer, you can't conquer what you can't divide and so as we look for resources and compete for funding sometimes, we cannot allow them to water down the collective voice and strength of aama and all the mayors and cities we represent. we have to keep focused. we have to educate, we have to advocate, we have to agitate and we must be disruptive, for such a time as of this. i thank you so much and appreciate you. don't want to say too many things but we will in this next year look to build national partnerships with more organizations, more civics groups to make sure we can carry out the public pillars around public safety and community development, revitalization, general wealth, education, health and environmental justice and others. we have to work together. i look forward to working with you. as i learned from you and serve you. god bless you. i appreciate you. i will finish like they always

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