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that was dina bair reporting and changing the filters are on your house might also be helpful.d you can call your doctor if you have any more questions. >> now, san francisco's pride parade will not be happening again this summer because of the pandemic. but there will be events that you can attend in person organizers announced modified pride plans for the month of june. the theme for this year is all in this together and there will be an expo and a movie night at oracle park. the organization has also expanded its programming from the last weekend of june to encompass the whole pride month. and you can find a lot more information about this year's celebrations on our website. kron 4 dot com. now let's go to history in the making. the new co-host of entertainment tonight is nischelle turner and she's the first black woman to anchor the program. and she's live with us right now. michelle, thank you for joining us. >> i how are you? thank you for having so when you say that i'm still trying to wrap my brain thing you are making history. how are you feeling about it. >> i mean, i

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give authorities more time to flag people like the charleston church shooter nevada congresswoman dina titus says the bill still respect the gun rights of americans that doesn't mean that people who shouldn't have guns can go ahead and use them in our streets as weapons of war republican senator marco rubio says he doubts the bills will improve gun violence, the people are going to follow the law are criminals the people that are buying guns in a back alley east a pass in the house the bills would still need to gain support from every democrats and 10 republicans to pass in the u.s. senate in washington alexandra le big news out of arkansas tonight today, the governor there signed into law legislation that bans almost all abortions in the state and will not provide exceptions for rape or incest supporters hope the sweeping measure will force u.s. supreme court to revisit its landmark roe versus wade decision. >>but opponents about a block it before it takes effect later this year. republican governor asa hutchinson had previously expressed reservations about the bill which only allows

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at social media and i see you and your contemporaries — i'm thinking particularly at the moment of dina of your lives... do you think things have changed because now perhaps young athletes coming through can look at you and think, "well, actually, that's how i want to look"? i do try and post, like, me in the full sort of glory, like when i'm competing and stuff. like, there used to be a time when i was maybe early 20s where i would look for pictures where i was less muscly and i wouldn't want to upload them. and, you know, you want to be... you want to ultimately look feminine, but strong can be feminine. how have you managed to cope with the delay in the olympics? the last four years i think... i have been building momentum and that ultimately came to its peak in doha. katarina johnson—thompson of liverpool — she's the world champion. and i thought i was ready to give more, going into tokyo, which was always the plan. and it's literally got halted and... but that is life. i had no sort of control over a pandemic. there's going to be so many people who would have been olympic champion,

these types on c part to be outrageous and grotesque sort of to destroy a narrative but he was shot by dina friday night. critics of the liberal narrative of pointed out that nazis are far from the only people to use old norse rooms for example the symbol of bluetooth is derived from ancient european writings symbols that were also appropriated by fascists and the lord of the rings books and movies also contain similar symbols i was at sea pack and i you know eve anyone who told me that sea pack was an anti sematic of bad i would have just actually laughed in their face 1st of all the stage would at this stage would have been an upside down version of the a little room so if they were really trying to put it in a position of saying that that's part of their sensibilities then why would they put it upside down secondly as a member of the audience i didn't even know what the stage looked like until i saw it on twitter you could even see it from the audience perspective so who designed the stage was an intentional is see pack responsible is hyatt hotel responsible we may never really know the

were trying to carry out an operation against armed groups in the municipality of what they pick dina's now mexico's national guard has been deployed to participate in a multi agency investigation though at the moment details are still limited as to exactly how many suspects authorities are searching for now this latest attack against law enforcement officials highlights the many dangers and risks that law enforcement officers and security force in mexico take to try to curb violence in the country which has worsened under the code 19 and down nationwide at least 524 police officers were killed in 2020 that number unfortunately stands at 86 police officers that have been killed so far this year with the state of mexico continuing to be considered one of the most violent in the country. that members of the asian american community are expressing outrage and sadness at the atlanta upon a killing spree some accuse former president of playing a role in stoking an asian hades where this rhetoric about covert 19 rob reynolds reports. the american flags of the white house were lowered in mourn

were trying to carry out an operation against armed groups in the municipality of quote they pick dina's now mexico's national guard has been deployed to participate in a multi agency investigation to at the moment are searching for now this latest attack against law enforcement officials highlights the many dangers and risks that law enforcement officers and security force in mexico take to try to curb violence in the country which has worsened under the code at 19 and nationwide at least 524 police officers were killed in 2020 that number unfortunately stands at 86 police officers that have been killed so far this year with the state of mexico continuing to be considered one of the most violent in the country. demonstrators have stormed several police stations in haiti's capital they freed 4 offices arrested over a ledge coup attempts last month reports. a common sight in haiti's capital port au prince. protesters angry at the political economic and health crisis gripping the nation. roadblocks and other disruptions have been an almost daily occurrence this year the sights of uniformed

. >> sheriffs dina bloomberg. -- shara stein at bloomberg. are you with us? mr. slavitt: let's take the next question. >> we will come back. next. >> i was hoping you might be able to explain what your assessment is of the early rollout of their johnson & johnson vaccine? the current number is showing 3.7 million distributed. this has been distributed for a couple weeks now . are you seeing hesitancy with that shot versus the others? mr. slavitt: let me ask dr. fauci, for people who have not heard the review before, for you to talk about the johnson & johnson vaccine. and how people should view it relative to the other two vaccines. and then i will go into the question more specifically. dr. fauci: just to reiterate what we have said multiple times on these briefings, that we have three highly efficacious, safe vaccines that are now available to the american public. they have not been compared one to the other. the only way to effectively do that would be head-to-head comparisons. that's why you will hear us say continuously that the way to look at it is there ar

i would say that perhaps the best impersonation of the technical level is dina harvey's of george w. bush. when george h. w. bush loses reelection in 1992, he has a gift to the staff invites harvey to come to the christmas party and do the impersonation. i always felt it was a gracious and i think for him to do. a farewell to the staff. also showing that he was a good sport about everything. >> my favorite has to be when they portray clinton is going on a jog, president clinton is going on a jog and then stopping at mcdonald's to eat cheeseburgers which i thought was really funny. and, also humanized him. in a interesting way. sometimes these depictions can be harmful. and they can also be humanizing. that when humanized him. >> it doesn't work. >> that's. right steve from east norwich, why do you think that number one best-selling item at the nixon library and museum gift shop is anything with the picture of nixon meeting with elvis pressley? >> good question. i talk about the elvis pressley -- in great length, i urge people to buy, it i talk about it a lot. it is a fascinating stor

>> ron kim who had an uncle dina nursing home has been doing just that, speaking out and trying to rally troops and bring a course of lawmakers to make sure that this never happens again. i think this governor and all the people around him that tried to cover the sub need to go to jail. todd: every time we do these stories, this is not a democrat or republican thing, it is a bipartisan situation, individuals saying the governor needs to go and more than anything it is a human situation. >> janice: it is about what is right and what is wrong and what happens to our loved ones in nursing homes was evil. steve: get the full truth and nothing but it and all the answers you and thousands of family members, victims of the old ones -- love the ones who died across the country. members of the biden administration heading to the border to look at the influx of minors crossing into the us. hhs report revealed on average 321 children are entering the us every day up from 47 per day when donald trump was in office, the latest numbers also showing the agency has 7700 unaccompanied minors in custody.

dina, we'll start with you. >> i'm one of many that are outraged by the policies of criminals first,tims and that led the recall effort. todd: let's go over some of the policies. no death penalty, prosecutors no longer seeking enhanced prison sentences, juveniles no longer treated as adults. no cash bail for non-silent crimes. la was a pretty good place to live back when i lived there. how did this guy win? >> he won because there was a huge influx of money from outside sources to the tune of about $4.5 million. he dominated television, making himself look good and making the incumbent jackie lacey look bad. that's how he won. he's not going to win the recall because the public knows what he's all about now. ashley: i want your reaction on this as far as the la crime stats year-to-date. this is 2020 versus 2021. homicides increased 20%, aggravated assaults, 10%,ing shooting victims was up over 143%. that's a big number. your reaction to this? >> well, it's shocking because we were doing really well beforehappened. based on the -- beforehand. he's letting violent criminals out on the

marginalized for a short or long time they were left with no no i did option rather than just being in to dinas all it being into a fix by business or on the backing under orders so we don't have any visibility issues we do seem since my childhood i've been seen transgenders on the on the streets on the signals they come to our homes so it isn't all of. it's not that we're disappeared over you know in a part of the society but we are part of the society in a bit a negative way just on this day i would like to see that we should celebrate this day and not that in talking about the issues and the survivors and the crisis next year i want to have not only visibility but also meaningful visibility and role is so that the boys can remember us in more larger and positive scenarios so do the governments on audit letters give us give us a johns so that we can prove ourselves that we are more than that and so next year when you said to me hey we can have more examples off resilience more examples of success and and whenever the ordinary people the normal people who when they see transgender people write

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xwirming ham, alabama, roofs torn off homes m others ripped from their foundation, and residence like dinaon memories. >> i really couldn't think past that moment. i didn't think about what was gone. i just wanted to get all my pictures out of the house. >> reporter: others remembers the lives lost. >> it's terrible to know my family was in this stuff, like -- they're gone. >> reporter: shelby county search and rescue teams described the damage as cat trophic, with the twisters insyndrome natalie destroying homes, providing a short break to residence, the cleanup process has begun. unfortunately this will be short-lived, for another round of severe weather is possible across the same region this weekend. locals became volunteers helping those hardist hit by providing basic necessities. with all the heartache that's been witnessed here, a glimmer of hope as we approach the week of easter. this scarf and this purple scarf remaining virtually untouched. cook noticed and rearounded the scarf out of the respect, a truly symbolic image for believers who observe lent. cook says she may have lost

and residents, like dina cook, left racing to protect precious memories. >> didn't think, i couldn'tmean, i really couldn't think past that moment. i didn't think about what was gone, i just wanted to get all my pictures. >> reporter: others remembering precious lives lost. >> it was terrible, man. like -- to know my family was in this stuff -- like -- they're gone. >> reporter: shelby county search and rescue describe the damage as catastrophic with twisters indiscriminately destroying homes while leaving others untouched. after the storms cleared, a short break for residents. the cleanup process has begun. unfortunately, this will be short-lived for another round of severe weather possible this weekend across parts of the same region. locals became volunteers helping those hardest hit by providing basic necessities to get through this natural disaster. with all the heartache that has been witnessed here, a glimmer of hope as we approach the week of easter. this cross, and this purple scarf, remaining virtually untouched as homes were destroyed around it. after riding out the storm

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some others ripped from their foundation and residents like dina cook left racing to protect precioushat was gone. i just wanted to get all of my pictures out of the house. >> reporter: others just remembering the precious lives lost. >> it's terrible, man, to know my family was there in this stuff. like they're gone. >> reporter: shelby county search-and-rescue teams described the damage as catastrophic with the twisters indiscriminately destroying homes while leaving others untouched. after the storms cleared, providing a short break for residents, the cleanup process has begun. but unfortunately, this will be short lived for another round of severe weather is possible this weekend across parts of the same region. locals became volunteers helping those hardest hit by providing basic necessities to get through this natural disaster. with all of the heart ache that's been witnessed here, a glimmer of hope as we approach the week of easter. this cross and this purple scarf remaining virtually untouched as homes were destroyed around it. after riding out the storm in her closet, cook re

. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say the driver first rear ended a car on park street before turning and running into the parklet 2 children inside the suv were uninjured, but to diners were hurt. when i was taking the pictures last night i just i was the use of a lot care more than anything i was really scared. i didn't know what was going to happen. damage was still visible to some diners friday night. guzman says she's thankful the city stepped in and added an extra layer of protection for her customers through more barriers. the well-being and safety of our visitors is our primary concern. >> kathy weber is the executive director of the downtown alameda business association. she says the organization has been working hard with the city to make sure that outdoor dining spaces are safe. thursday night's crash caught the attention of alameda ins but didn't keep them from eating out or returning to le pen i think i think this has shaken u

. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say the driver first rear ended a car on park street before turning and running into the parklet 2 children inside the suv were uninjured, but to diners were hurt. when i was taking the pictures last night i just i was the use of a lot care more than anything. it was really scared. i didn't know what was going to happen. damage was still visible to some diners friday night. guzman says she's thankful the city stepped in and added an extra layer of protection for her customers through more barriers. the well-being and safety of our visitors is our primary concern. >> kathy weber is the executive director of the downtown alameda business association. she says the organization has been working hard with the city to make sure that outdoor dining spaces are safe. thursday night's crash caught the attention of alameda ins but didn't keep them from eating out or returning to le pen i think i think this has shaken

give authorities more time to flag people like the charleston church shooter nevada congresswoman dina titus says the bill still respect the gun rights of americans that doesn't mean that people who shouldn't have guns can go ahead and use them in our streets as weapons of republican senator marco rubio says he doubts the bills will improve gun violence the people are going to follow the law are criminals the people that are buying guns in a back alley east a pass in the house the bills would still need to gain support from every democrats and 10 republicans to pass in the u.s. senate in washington alexandra le mon. >>great news if you're waking up in fairfield and the rest of solano county 2 days or day eat inside we'll break down the red tier and what it means to you in a live report. and here's a live look at the radar once again showers scattered all across the bay area with pockets of downpours here and there we've got john trouble in the weather center with a full breakdown coming up in just a minute. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can

hello, dina. >> hi, my name is dina and i am a parent of a 3rd grader.o a teacher who works with high school youth. i'm calling on behalf of teachers who are parents and who have school aged children that they need to take care of. i had my child in an emergency care center when they opened up for teachers for a couple of months until i couldn't afford it anymore. it was actually really expensive and i actually, you know, could rationalize it if i was going to benefit from it for five days a week but my son was going to be going back to school for two days a week but i was still going to have to pay the full amount, the full five days and it seems like we have the space in these emergency centers as some kids are going back on mondays, tuesdays, some on tuesdays, thursdays. some of the centers might be operating at half the capacity on certain days of the week and couldn't we utilize that space for the children of teachers. >> clerk: that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> clerk: hello, kelly. can you hear

hello, dina. >> hi, my name is dina and i am a parent of a 3rd grader.'m also a teacher who works with high school youth. i'm calling on behalf of teachers who are parents and who have school aged children that they need to take care of. i had my child in an emergency care center when they opened up for teachers for a couple of months until i couldn't afford it anymore. it was actually really expensive and i actually, you know, could rationalize it if i was going to benefit from it for five days a week but my son was going to be going back to school for two days a week but i was still going to have to pay the full amount, the full five days and it seems like we have the space in these emergency centers as some kids are going back on mondays, tuesdays, some on tuesdays, thursdays. some of the centers might be operating at half the capacity on certain days of the week and couldn't we utilize that space for the children of teachers. >> clerk: that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> clerk: hello, kelly. can you hear me okay? >> we can. >> okay. hi. thank you so mu

and dina ketchum is here from the department of parks and recreation will be presenting briefly on the project. >> clerk: thank you. before we go to rec and parks, i was remiss in asking commissioner nagaswaran if she has reviewed the previous hearing and materials and that she is ready to go forward today. so with that, commissioner nagaswara, may i inquire if you have reviewed the previous hearing and materials? >> yes, i have. >> clerk: okay. rec and parks, you may go forward. >> okay. i'm going to share my screen, but this is different than what i'm used to. are you guys seeing a full picture, can i just confirm? >> clerk: yes, we are. >> okay. good afternoon, commissioners. dana ketchum, rec and park department. today, i'm going to be giving you a quick update on the -- i apologize. it's not flipping. okay. a quick update on the lighting generator, economic recovery per your request. as michelle just eloquently said, this is a request for a temporary installation for an additional four years for a variety of reasons we asked before. you asked for a review of the lighting. we held

and dina ketchum is here from the department of parks and recreation will be presenting briefly on the project. >> clerk: thank you. before we go to rec and parks, i was remiss in asking commissioner nagaswaran if she has reviewed the previous hearing and materials and that she is ready to go forward today. so with that, commissioner nagaswara, may i inquire if you have reviewed the previous hearing and materials? >> yes, i have. >> clerk: okay. rec and parks, you may go forward. >> okay. i'm going to share my screen, but this is different than what i'm used to. are you guys seeing a full picture, can i just confirm? >> clerk: yes, we are. >> okay. good afternoon, commissioners. dana ketchum, rec and park department. today, i'm going to be giving you a quick update on the -- i apologize. it's not flipping. okay. a quick update on the lighting generator, economic recovery per your request. as michelle just eloquently said, this is a request for a temporary installation for an additional four years for a variety of reasons we asked before. you asked for a review of the lighting. we held

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eric, colleen and i wish you much success, and we hope you enjoy this next chapter with dina, avie, and ethan. know that colleen and i will always be thankful beyond measure for your service and for your leadership and that you forever be part of team peters. madam president, i yield the floor. mr. thune: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune madam president, i ask unanimous consent that i be able to complete my remarks before the vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: madam president, social media platforms have become a pretty significant part of americans' lives. we use them to stay up to date on news from friends and family, something has become especially essential during the pandemic, to communicate with relatives and friends, for entertainment, as a shopping resource. social media sites provide ways to network, to connect with like-minded individuals from fellow theater lovers to fellow basketball fans, to advocate for causes that we believe in, to conduct business even to date and more and more we rely on social medi

this is dina lawn from the san francisco community -- we serve 112,000 mostly very low income, mostly people of color patients. we indicated we are ready, willing and able to vaccinate our staff and patients according to the correct tiers. to clarify who we are, we're the non dph community health centers. two of our clinics were told this week there was no vaccine. we understand there's a severe national vaccine shortage and it's not in the city's control, however at the same time, mass vaccination sites are being opened this week. we were told send our patients to the mass vaccination place. i'm not sure what send means for an asian elder who lives in chinatown and doesn't have a car. we don't understand why we're not getting vaccines to serve our own patients who are exactly the californians discussed when we talk about equity. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. let's see, any other public comments? commissioners, i know that you all are able to unmute yourselves right now. i think you know i'm having extreme technical difficulties. i will do my best when you raise yo

at social media and i see you and your contemporaries — i'm thinking particularly at the moment of dinaow perhaps young athletes do you think things have changed because now perhaps young athletes coming through can look at you and think, "well, actually, that's how i want to look"? i do try and post, like, me in the full sort of glory, like when i'm competing and stuff. like, there used to be a time when i was maybe early 20s where i would look for pictures where i was less muscly and i wouldn't want to upload them. and, you know, you want to be... you want to ultimately look feminine, but strong can be feminine. how have you managed to cope with the delay in the olympics? the last four years i think... i have been building momentum and that ultimately came to its peak in doha. katarina johnson—thompson of liverpool — she's the world champion. and i thought i was ready to give more, going into tokyo, which was always the plan. and it's literally got halted and... but that is life. i had no sort of control over a pandemic. there's going to be so many people who would have been olympic c

. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the diningalong with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say the driver first rear ended a car on park street before turning and running into the parklet 2 children inside the suv were uninjured, but to diners were hurt. when i was taking the pictures last night i just i was the use of a lot care more than anything. it was really scared. i didn't know what was going to happen. damage was still visible to some diners friday night. guzman says she's thankful the city stepped in and added an extra layer of protection for her customers through more barriers. the well-being and safety of our visitors is our primary concern. kathy weber is the executive director of the downtown alameda business association. she says the organization has been working hard with the city to make sure that outdoor dining spaces are safe. thursday night's crash caught the attention of alameda ins but didn't keep them from eating out or returning to le pink as a rule. i think i think this has sha

i now recognize the representative from nevada, dina titus, for three minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, mr. secretary. nice to see you. thank you for giving us more of your time. i'd like to expand on the question by mr. cicilline in the eastern mediterranean. i wonder if you could tell us a little bit about how the administration plans on re-engaging and strengthening our alliances in the eastern mediterranean, what efforts the administration is going to take to reverse turkey's democratic backsliding, and third, what role can the u.s. play in the new trilateral agreement among greece, cyprus, and israel when it comes to energy independence? >> thank you very much. we've looked with real concern over the last -- certainly the last year, and of course more recently as the administration's been in office, at some of the actions taken in the eastern mediterranean. particularly by turkey in terms of the exercise of various claims, whether it is to territory, maritime areas, or energy resources. and it is very important that the united states stand up for and be engaged in advanci