eileen: asÍ es, si les parece ahora veremos quÉ dijo el prÍncipe willians. ♪ >> [habla en inglÉs] eileenclarÓ con kate midlenton. cuando periodista le preguntÓ si habÍa habladocon su hermano de esta explosiva entrevista, esto fue lo que dijo. ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ eileen: entrevista generÓ reacciones en redes sociales. renunciÓ a su programa, y dijo que el daÑo que ha hecho megahn markle al —— monarquÍa es despreciable. leyendo para reflexionar, y sigo sin creerle. el conductor fue criticado por los duros comentarios que hizo contra megahn markle en su entrevista. carolina: agradecemos por la informaciÓn, los residentes de un hogar de un cuidado de ancianos, dieron un golpe de autoridad por coronavirusborja: festejaron que 99% de los residentes fueron vacunados, ojalÁ podamos romper c

por tres pasajeras que le tosen, asegura que la razÓn del ataque fue su origen y como nos cuenta a eileenjeres en san francisco. [habla en inglÉs] >> le pidiÓ a una de las mujeres que se pusiera una mÁscara, asegura que Él se llevÓ a una gasolinera para que comprara una y allÍ empezaron los insultos. la policÍa dijo que cuando ellas finalmente salieron de su automÓvil, la mujer de rojo metiÓ una mano y rociÓ gas pimienta en el vehÍculo. el cÓndor dijo que llegÓ a estados unidos hace ocho aÑos y trabaja muy duro. comparte publicaciones y dice que hay dos versiones de todo, que lo que querÍa era hacerse viral y si no querÍa que se subieran en el carro no se los hubiese permitido. >> el conductor deja que despuÉs de mÚltiples solicitudes hogar le dio 120 avales para hacer una limpieza profunda a su carro, pero dice que eso no es suficiente. dijo que el comportamiento que se ve en el vÍdeo del condÓn es inaceptable. por ahora la policÍa de san francisco estÁ investigando este incidente. borjas: muchÍsimas gracias por tu reporte. el presidente joe biden lepe une fin a la regla de la carga pÚbl

eileen: segÚn las vÍctimas, e reciben un mensaje de un amigo en su telÉfono tres whatsaap, con tiktok cuenta de whatsaap. >> tambiÉn los cÓdigos q[ininteligible] —— qr que se mandan un link para que puedas ingresar a esta versiÓn de computadora. hasta un premio de amazon puede recibir segÚn ellos. el portavoz de whatsaap nos dio una recomendaciÓn, habilitar la edificaciÓn de dos pasos, que es seguridad adicional. llama para verificar que realmente es esa persona. todas las recomendaciones, lo mÁs importante es que no gracias aylennos despedimos con estas imagenes de un seqor peruano de 85 aqos que baila de alegria despues de recibir su primer vacuna contra el covid-19...se trata de jose luis macedo, que dice haber llevado siempre una vida saludable, y se mantiene fisicamente activo, ya sea bail ceclia:autoridades se han dispuesto desalojar a 200 indigentes que vivÍanen eco park pero 20 de ellos se rehÚsan a hacerlo >> en minutos entra en vigor una advertencia por vientos en gran parte del sur de california y lloviznas hacia sectores del Área. yarel: la vacuna es para todos. grupos mot

. >> reporter: and in san diego, michael mccarthy surprised his 99-year-old vaccinated mother, eileen, at her nursing home, finally able to embrace. >> how you doing, mom? >> i love you. >> it's been so long! >> reporter: they marked the moment with a waltz. >> one, two, three. oe, two, three. >> reporter: so many people have been waiting for moments like that one. even with reopenings, health officials say californians should not let their guard down. adriana. >> diaz: danya bacchus in los angeles, thank you. about 2.2 million shots are being administered every day now. eligibility varies widely by state, and some have found success skipping the wait list, but is it ethical? cbs' charlie de mar explains. >> do you know what time the last appointments are? >> reporter: the line outside a county-run vaccination site in river grove, illinois, is more than 50 people deep and growing, not a single person here has an appointment, some aren't even eligible, but they all have the same idea... >> just to try to get a vaccine, you know. vaccine,you know, they'll come d let you know if they hav

. >> reporter: eileen from sonoma says that while she finally is getting out with friends, she is celebrating with caution, until more are vaccinated. she will continue to wear a mask and social distance. >> maybe it must my age. i know that if i get it that is it. i will see you later. >> reporter: aside from all of the people they get to see now, their friends, they are truly grateful to see their families again. their sons, daughters, and their grandchildren. >> it is so nice to see people smiling and laughing again. thank you for that. >>> california is expecting a big boost to its vaccine supply. federal officials are shaping around 11 million doses of the ng sho jon and johnson vexing to states next week. we are not sure exactly how many of those are coming here but state officials say they are already preparing to add appointments. starting on april 15, everyone 16 and older will be eligible for a shot in california. >>> take a live look outside after a beautiful day around the bay area. paul heggen joins us now. with that wonderful we get warmer. >> exactly. let's take a look at where

did reduction in violence and joining me now from head up in western nevada sun is correspondent eileen a t.v. has there been any reaction from the afghan governments to the proposals from secretary blinken. i'm one of them and hasn't said anything specific yet in response to 'd the proposal. and there are reports. that the government has. a sickly reduce their meeting today and it's sending a signal that the cli they're trying to figure out what to do with this message and how to go forward because a lot of the things that they had hoped for with the biden and ministration this letter makes very clear isn't happening i hardly saw the saying they aren't grabbing the process entirely and in fact the letter says you know a decision to be reached very quickly some kind of a settlement some kind of a peace agreement so any sort of hope for a change in course things have gone out the window. rather than let's also talks about developing a consensus on power sharing with the taleban is that a granted that the afghan government needs to accept. at this point it seems that way because if the u.

covid said eileen, o. >> and yet the other classmates westerly sam inside to get to see them. >> the superintendent says that for now they are sticking with the 6 foot rule. but the 3 feet guidance side that would be very helpful as they aim to reopen in person full time by fall. >> some students are returning to their classrooms for in person instruction in oakland scrum for secret unit has details on what parents and students should expect on day one. >> in person. learning returns tuesday for students in the oakland unified school district. if you are a parent looking for information about the big usd spokesperson john sasaki says there's something important that you need to know the most important thing to know is we have a new daily health screening. they were asking all of our families to take every single day. they send their kids to school. it is something that is very simple. i think 3 question questionnaire just basically asking if you've had any covid symptoms that have tested positive things like that. he says if the answers are no, you will receive a green check that you

. >> reporter: 74 year old eileen michaels is the mastermind behind a movement to make sure everyonet all started at the height of the pandemic. >> not only are people suffering suffering a lot. >> reporter: so the former executive on wall street and nurse put out a call on social media asking the community in ocean grove, new jersey, to start writing cards for patients. within hours hundreds arrived on her doorstep. how does that make you feel when you open your front door and you see all of this. >> yes! christmas, it is, like, oh my god. >> reporter: most of the writers are unknown but michael says they come from all backgrounds and ages including 7 year old adriana. >> we're going to give them to the people that are sick. >> pretty soon we have cards coming out of our ears. there are at least 100 cards. >> rorter: carroll helped distribute the cards at jersey shore university medical center. >> did you see a change with a patient when they opened up the >> i don't want to say crying, but tearful, i think, really appreciative of the fact that somebody had gone out of their way. >>

days adduction in violence and joining me now from head up in western nevada sun is correspondent eileen a t.v. i think has there been any reaction from the afghan governments to the proposals from secretary blinken i'm one of them and hasn't said anything specific yet in response to 'd the proposal. and there are reports. that the government has. a sickly reduce their meeting today and it's sending a signal that the cliff they're trying to figure out what to do with this. and how to go forward because a lot of the things that they had hoped for with the biden and ministration this letter makes very clear isn't happening i hardly saw the saying they aren't propping the process entirely and in fact the letter says that you know a decision to be reached very quickly some kind of a settlement some kind of a peace agreement any sort of hope for changing course things have gone out the window. now that the let's also talks about developing a consensus on power sharing with the taliban is that of granted that the afghan government needs to accept. at this point it seems that way because if the

alley and nice to see you tell our audience while i ferreted pretty direct here my name is eileen malik on your moronic and i direct the international reporting concentration in the new markets go journalism at the city university of new york and i am also the author of a book on syria the home that was our country and i write about syria as a country and wherever its people have gone to most recently i have a series that runs the new york times magazine about the same syrian refugees that i traveled with from greece to to northern europe and i've been following their lives for the past 6 years and plan to for the next 4 thank you so much and if you watch it on you tube you know what you can do we have a comment section you can jump right into the comments section and be part of today's program at dot to you said you were in syria just recently if you could give us a sense of where is the conflict right now what did you see that would say that syria is tied. to a conflict. well syria is still in crisis it's still in conflict and fortunately the 6000000 refugees are still refugees in the

of reduction in violence and joining me now from here out in western afghanistan is correspondent eileen at the faith i think has there been any reaction from the afghan government to the proposals from my secretary blinken. i'm one of them and hasn't said anything specific yet in response to 'd the proposal. and there are reports. that the government has. a sickly reduce their meeting load today and it's sending a signal that basically they're trying to figure out what to do with this message and how to go forward because a lot of the things that they had hoped for with the biting and ministration the letter makes very clear isn't happening my halles office saying they aren't prepping the process and tiredly and in fact the letter says that you know a decision to be reached very quickly some kind of a settlement some kind of a peace agree so any sort of hope for a change in course things have gone out the window on. the let's also talks about developing a consensus on power sharing with the father bob is that of gratitude to be gone government needs to accept. at this point it seems tha

about in this book who were not so well known in the struggle for civil rights, kerry fitzgerald and eileen morgan. i want to start with the first, kerry fitzgerald, your maternal grandmother. how did she figured into the resistance? >> well, i begin with a string of my grandmother because it captures i think some of the themes you just noted that it wanted to explore in the book, that my grandmother as i describe in the book in 1944, early 1944 basically had a rosa parks moment where, this is in virginia, she gets on a bus going from lynchburg, virginia, to danville, her home. she took a seat in the so-called white section of the bus and as it turns out for number of reasons i discussed in the book, she's not arrested like rosa parks for some of the other people. but i think her experience was exemplary that moment in history. one, the circumstances, social context was such that she felt her grievances that had built up over time, that she could challenge the segregated seating, which was lost in virginia at the time. and also although this is something that i think undoubtedly other unsun

eileen -- aileen, thank you so much for joining us. hope we have a date a decade from now where you can come back and talk about tech. [laughter] aileen: happy work anniversary. i am so excited to be a part of this for you. emily: thank you. thank you, aileen. aileen lee, founder and managing partner of cowboy ventures. of course we will be watching to see how they change things this decade. coming up, a decade of debuts. we are going to bring you to the floor of the new york stock exchange, where some of the biggest tech companies hit the public market. that is next. this is a special edition of emily: in terms of users, some people come to twitter and are little confused. it takes time to figure out who to follow. how do you improve that to get to $1 billion? >> one of the fascinating things about twitter is once you get it, it becomes indispensable to you. i talked to a few people this morning who say i get up every morning, it is the first thing i do, and it's an indispensable companion for me. emily: someone suggested a joint vent

we live -- eileen and i live in an apartment directly across from king soopers. we out of our apartment window can see the entire front of the store. i initially was in our apartment. i heard gunshots. i didn't realize that they were gunshots because they didn't sound like gunshots to me. they sounded like fireworks or maybe a car engine failing. but the sound of the shots kept going. i looked outside my window. and the first thing i saw was a man lying in the middle of the parking lot. i later learned that he had been dead. i saw the shooter himself. he had it looks like an assault rifle. he was firing very rapidly at one particular place right outside of the building while standing on the handicapped ramp to the entrance of the building. he was shooting sort of over his shoulder at this one spot. i think he was shooting a person. and then he turned around and he ran inside the building. and then after that i saw people fleeing the building. i heard screams. people leaving in their cars, et cetera. >> so this is useful. and to our viewers, this is a witness we'r

covid said eileen, o. >> and yet the other classmates personally senate side to get to see them. >> castro valley school superintendent said for now they are sticking with the 6 foot rule. but the 3 foot guidance will be very helpful as to reopen in person full time by the fall. the reopening of schools in other aspects of our lives good. but to the centers for disease control prevention has been making an impassioned plea to americans to stay vigilant in the fight against covid and with new covid cases rising across the country. there could be a 4th search. >> kron four's maureen kelly talked to a local infectious disease expert about what we can do to avoid that. >> across the country. there's been a steady rise in coronavirus cases. the u.s. now clocking roughly 60,000 positive cases a day at a virtual white house briefing this morning. the head of the cdc begged americans not to let their guard down yet. >> and i'm going to reflect on feeling. i have of it. we have so much to look forward to so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope right now. i'm scared

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so there we have from eileen gunther, not the legal side of the argument. political side of the argument. enough, we are done. we can do our work and be responsible and professional but we don't want to work with you. politically that is a real problem. >> emily: right. it sounds like it. i think part of, you don't have to be an attorney to know that regardless of a proven conflict of interest, so, too, do optics matter. the appearance of a conflict of interest carries a legal weight as well. so regardless of the protestations i can keep working and keep pursuing other important things when he keeps talking about the faith that the new york population has in him, i argue it's been eroded. and reminder, we talked about this last time. under the new york state law the investigation that is carrying on, although it's independent from him physically, weekly reports has to be submitted to him and he has to countersign every check issued to fund the investigation. so by virtue of his position there is in fact a massive conflict of interest. it makes complete sens

eileen marty is back with us at long last, professor of infectious diseases at florida internationalniversity in miami. in the past she too has worked on global emergency matters with the world health organization. irwin, i'll begin with you with a live picture we found ourselves having not accessed for months at a time. this doesn't look too far from the height of the lock down. this is times square in new york, live picture 11:34 eastern time. doctor, in your line of work that picture means good news. not so for all those trying to make a living in times square businesses. but here's the lead off question. how far have we come in this past year? and here's the subset question. how far have we come in these past 50 days? >> well, it's been a remarkable time, and it's like the slow boil of a frog. you know we're not feeling it as an acute impact. it's happened gradually. but if you were sleeping for the last year and woke up now what you would see is a changed america and a changed world in so many ways it would take a long time to actually describe it. and one of the areas of fallou

it picked on said kuz i actually chance fit to this board covid said eileen, o. >> and yet that the classmates sam inside to get to see them. >> the district's sticking with the 6 feet apart rule. for now anyway. but by fall, they say they could move to 3 feet. >> tomorrow. some students are returning to their classrooms for in person instruction in oakland. kron four's has by june has details of what parents and students should expect on day one. >> in person. learning returns tuesday for students in the oakland unified school district. if you are a parent looking for information about the big usd spokesperson john sasaki says there's something important that you need to know the most important thing to know is we have a new daily health screening they were asking over families to take every single day. they send their kids to school. it is something that is very simple. i think 3 question questionnaire just basically asking if you've had any covid symptoms that have tested positive things like that. he says if the answers are no, you will receive a green check that you must present when you

. >> sad because i actually chance to school covid said eileen, o and yet the other classmates westerly sam inside to get to see them but it still is nerve wracking. we definitely want to make sure that. >> they're social distancing and keeping saw on the kids. >> you know, all the pets at home. still concerned too. so definitely looking forward to vaccinations being available all of us. >> and we're coming up close to that april 15th. as we know more people be able to get the vaccine now as we talked with the superintendent last half hour about the spacing right now. they're doing 6 feet of distance between the kiddo's and they plan to possibly go to 3 feet in the fall when they hope to have everyone back on campus full time. so the goals that is so far, but they want to take it one day at a time. now they have spring break starting this thursday. can you imagine starting in person learning on monday and then thursday. you're going to spring break. we have no school at all while it's going to be a much needed break for these kids because they've been working hard. >> at home doing dist

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it picked on said kuz, i actually chance fit to this board covid said eileen, o. >> and yet the other classmates sam inside to get to see them. >> the castro valley superintendent said for now they're sticking with the 6 foot rule. but the 3 foot guidance will be very helpful as they aim to reopen in person full time by this fall. >> well, the oakland unified school district will resume in person learning tomorrow. and of course it's going to feel really different for students and parents among the changes. a new daily health screening. families will have to fill out a questionnaire every day to confirm if the student is at risk of spreading covid parents will have to drop their children off at the gate. everybody will be seeing new safety measures in place up all over the campus. >> we have to spacing. going to be wearing mask as cleaning happening just so all the things that you see in school or going a bit different. but education still going to. >> not all students in the district are returning. tomorrow will be a pre k through second grade. for now. also priority students and the

out of again women's unpaid work in the home and really was solidified group drawing on the work of eileen boorse and klein on this when they comes out of the period of the new deal where the government is paying for a variety of different jobs for people. one of those was sending people to essentially be sort of substitute wife and mothers into homes. that paid a wage, which normally is not paid a wage. so because it sort of this line between things that we expect people to do out of love, it's really fraught. we see the front of us in the supreme court case in 2014 kamala harris versus glenn which is a case where the republican dominated supreme court majority led by our best friend samuel rolled that home care workers are partial public employees. because the home care workers that are paid by medicaid, they are sort of public employees. but they're also kind of not workers at all. they are part of the family there doing this out of love. and the argument in that case was put forward by a woman who is backed by all these antiunion foundations pay but they did find a home mortgage be rep

i'm joined today with rebecca benoccini and eileen chevay and simon snelgrove and wayne perry from san francisco waterfront partners team. all of us are available to respond to any questions at the end. msnbc slide, please. this is a brief outline of the presentation. i will note a typo on number 4. you can see where i've drawn from for my slide deck. i will be providing an update of the pacific waterfront partners iii proposal, not strata proposal. apologies for the typo. we'll also be talking about the e&a terms we negotiationed and then next steps. next slide please, karl. i just wanted to again share with the commission and the public where we are in this long journey and process and how development projects make its way through approvals and titlements typically along the waterfront. this is a general scenario that shows where we're at high lighted in green, saekings your approval of the e. in. a. and move into negotiations on a term sheet, the project description. during that time, we engage with the community regarding the project proposal and begin key regulatory outreach and t

. >> caller: eileen boken speaking on my own behalf. when the sanctuary was established in 1992, the waters off ocean beach were classified as exclusion area, known as the donut hole. one of the reasons for the exclusion is the dredging spoils the depoints off the beach. and to rectify this, the spoils are deposited at locations within the bay as part of the restoration, or being deposited in the deep ocean disposal site. in november of 2011, the board of supervisors passed resolution 507-11 to support the northern and western expansions of the lines and the national marine sanctuaries. i personally have been advocating since 2003 for inclusion of the waters off ocean beach in either the greater area or the monterrey bay national marine sanctuaries. it would be unfortunate if the army corps of engineers project interfered with that. finally, the former p.u.c. g.m. was informed that sand mining in san francisco bay is a contributor to erosion in south ocean beach. the reaction was dismissive. and yet in 2013, dr. patrick barnard of the u

i'm joined today with rebecca benoccini and eileen chevay and simon snelgrove and wayne perry from san francisco waterfront partners team. all of us are available to respond to any questions at the end. msnbc slide, please. this is a brief outline of the presentation. i will note a typo on number 4. you can see where i've drawn from for my slide deck. i will be providing an update of the pacific waterfront partners iii proposal, not strata proposal. apologies for the typo. we'll also be talking about the e&a terms we negotiationed and then next steps. next slide please, karl. i just wanted to again share with the commission and the public where we are in this long journey and process and how development projects make its way through approvals and titlements typically along the waterfront. this is a general scenario that shows where we're at high lighted in green, saekings your approval of the e. in. a. and move into negotiations on a term sheet, the project description. during that time, we engage with the community regarding the project proposal and begin key regulatory outreach and t

eileen: te agradecemos por brindarnos los detalles.rÍan afectados hoy. karla: un grupo activista organiza una vigilia para honrar la memoria de los 10 fallecidos del ataque armado en un supermercado de colorado. en el evento participan decenas de personas y cuenta con el apoyo de concejales. tambiÉn comparece ante un juez del estado el responsable del ataque acusado por 10 cargos de asesinato en primer grado. como gesto solidario, la policÍa confirma que el sospechoso fue puesto bajo custodia policial con las esposas del oficial que muriÓ durante el tiroteo. alan: en la maÑana llueven reacciones a la primera rueda de prensa del presidente biden. el mandatario niega el aumento. ello contradices al secretario de seguridad de nacional, alejandro mayorgas, quien afirma que la cifra estÁ a punto de alcanzar el nivel mÁs alto de las Últimas dÉcadas. como nos cuenta edwin piti. edwin. muy buenos dÍas. esta conferencia de prensa hablo de varios temas y migraciÓn fue el central. el mandatario afirmÓ que se ha visto sobrepasado y tambiÉn culpÓ a

. >> eileen bogan with speak [inaudible] a 501-c-3, and we are in opposition to the project. the opposition is related to the cottage at the front of the lot and its proposed replacement. not the detached dwelling unit at the rear of the lot. there are inconsistent statements regarding the soundness of the existing cottage. in the staff's report for the residential demolition findings, section b states, buildings have been maintained in decent, safe, and sanitary conditions. in addition, research indicates there are no notices of violation. the last one was issued in 2000. there are no planning department complaints, d.b.i. complaints, or board of appeals actions. the 2000 notice of violation was for wall repair, ceiling repair, and floor covering repair, totaling $4,000. however, the project sponsor's letter describes the cottage as in very poor condition, dilapidated, parts of the property are not safe to access, property is not habitable with vermin infestations. the contradictory statements regarding affordable housing, dwelling unit increase, height issues, and open spac

eileen: el presidente biden anunciÓ que otorgarÍa un estatus de protecciÓn temporal a los venezolanos especÍficos podrÍan solicitar y recibir permisos para viajar. >> tambiÉn tener la opciÓn si ya estÁs en un proceso de deportaciÓn y ya se dio una orden de deportaciÓn, puedes aplicar para que haya una orden de suspensiÓn. >> los trÁmites para solicitar el tps se pueden empezar a ser a partir de hoy y tendrÁn hasta 180 dÍas para enviar la solicitud. >> los siguientes pasos es encontrar informaciÓn en la pÁgina web de inmigraciÓn bajo la secciÓn del tps. >> los no le de 14 aÑos deben pagar $50 por el trÁmite, mientras que los mayores de 14 y esta 65 aÑos deben hacer un pago de $545. con este programa los beneficiarios podrÁn obtener un permiso de trabajo, licencia de conducir, entre otros. quienes entre la proceso se someten a verificaciones de seguridad y antecedentes como parte de la determinaciÓn de la elegibilidad. el departamento seguridad nacional aclarÓ que las restricciones de viaje y admisiÓn en la frontera por la pandemia, siguen vigentes. hasta ahora ciudadanos de otros paÍse

. >> caller: eileen boken speaking on my own behalf.ctuary was established in 1992, the waters off ocean beach were classified as exclusion area, known as the donut hole. one of the reasons for the exclusion is the dredging spoils the depoints off the beach. and to rectify this, the spoils are deposited at locations within the bay as part of the restoration, or being deposited in the deep ocean disposal site. in november of 2011, the board of supervisors passed resolution 507-11 to support the northern and western expansions of the lines and the national marine sanctuaries. i personally have been advocating since 2003 for inclusion of the waters off ocean beach in either the greater area or the monterrey bay national marine sanctuaries. it would be unfortunate if the army corps of engineers project interfered with that. finally, the former p.u.c. g.m. was informed that sand mining in san francisco bay is a contributor to erosion in south ocean beach. the reaction was dismissive. and yet in 2013, dr. patrick barnard of the u.s. geologica