>> eli: oh, come on, all right? i got those eggs just the way you like them. >> lani: [chuckles] that's really sweet. but what's the occasion? >> eli: well, rafe has david back, and we helped him do it. >> lani: in that case, you should be having breakfast in bed too. >> eli: no, no, no, no. i--i wanted to do something for you. i know how scared you were for that little boy. i mean, you helped rafe-- helped him raise him after we lost our david. >> lani: our david. you know, right now, he would be toddling around, getting into everything. >> eli: yeah. he would. you think it's maybe time we start thinking about trying again? [knock at door] let me get rid of whoever this is at the door. sheila? what are you doing here in salem? >> sheila: i had to come back, eli. i need your help. >> will: hey, guess what. i just found out my grandmother was rescued last night. >> sonny: really? is she all right? >> will: yeah. >> sonny: did you hear anything about my uncle steve? >> will: oh, um, i think he still thinks he's stefan

eli haynes is the true killer maker. we're going to recess it just today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there's a moment not only has every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution been discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown that as there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know as he lied on he used the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carry stranger through this is false testimony. ladies and gentlemen of the trial is a search for the truth that's why we're here we want to know what really happened that night and we don't that was lazy and poor detective work whi

his name is eli haynes today the state's star witness it's discovered that he's texting while on the stand he texted someone saying eli is here and the response came back what's a lie doing there which leads us to conclude only one thing cafferty swinger testified today under the pressure of pointing the finger at my client because he knows that eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess that is today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful in the using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there is a moment not only to every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown that there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that's why harms. use the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier

eli eli.hey note ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> every time we sing the song you like the life with the the march of the living, in the very place where sought to destroy the jewish people we know the spirit, the values, the lessons that life represents continues to live on. and that we were making a statement. hitler, you did not win. we return your year after year reciting the words of the very people you try to annihilate. our next song is called -- and it reflects a similar sentiment of hope and defiant. defiance. written in the 12th century, the words express and undying belief that one day retention will come to you meant it. many jews recited these very words with her last breath before they perished in hitler's gas chambers still believing that a better day would get arrive. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you, aviva. it is now my pleasure to invite to the stage mark gordon was in the executive committee of the usc shoah foundation. he will now share with us and innovative jo

i was affairs to admit that to eli. he did not have an immediate answer but tell me someone who is still alive today, before they passed away, before i read their name in an obituary, and wish i could meet and he had an immediate answer to that. he said there's a man named fred mayer and a man not far from washington's he said he gave mea short synopsis of his life story and a german jewish refugee who fled germany with his family as a teenager just before kristallnacht in 1938 and who almost immediately joined in the u.s. military in a sledge lean spy outfits called oss. he led an amazing mission parachuting back into austria into the region near innsbruck and collecting vital intelligencenn of the nazis at e end of the war that helped to bring about bloodless surrender of one of the nazis lastof battlegrounds in innsbruck. that had my interest peaked and i went out to see freddy mayer and west virginia and all by himself and out in agi small cottage in the woods, 94 years old, he was still in remarkable health and w b

eli: yo les querÍa preguntar.le pide a la gente tomar con seriedad la situaciÓn. >> ya sÉ que es algo personal y privado, pero en este momento le envÍo mis y grandes condolencias a mi asistente beatriz... porque por este virus, falleciÓ su madre. estÁbamos dÍa y noche hablando con ella y poco a poquito se le fueron las ganas de respirar. se fue. es lo mÁs difÍcil. yo tambiÉn perdÍ a mi madre y sÉ qué se siente . >> la cantante trata de convivir con sus mascotas, para pasar el rato. >> aquÍ estoy con mis perritos para que vean. los peine y quedaron como esponjas. yo voy a aprender, estoy en casa y estoy tratando de mantener la distancia. yo soy de ustedes, asÍ que a travÉs de las cÁmaras les mando muchos besos. >> desde los Ángeles, california, juan manuel navarro. presentador: allÍ estÁ marisela poniendo el ejemplo de quedarse en casa y lamentablemente lo de su asistente. muchas personas han perdido la vida. muchos tambiÉn se han recuperado. presentador: vamos a hablar de eduardo capetillo. publicaron un vÍdeo don

eli lilly, good luck and i hope some of this stuff does pan out for covid.>> of course we do, too thanks for having me on. >>> all right. still to come this morning, the most important number of the week we've got the weekly jobless claims number out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time another 4.3 million people are expected to have filed for unemployment that adds to the 22 million people that have filed take a look at shares of target. that stock is now down i believe by 5%. earlier this morning the ceo brian cornell told us that the retailer's comp store sales were up more than 7% but that was led by digital gains of more than 100% he did talk about operating margins being under pressure because of the money they've invested to protect their employees during covid and other changes as well and a change in shopper's buying habits for items that have lower margins. stay tuned for "squawk box." >>> don't forget to subscribe to our podcast. you'll get interviews, original ceneent and behind-the-sces acss look for us on your favorite app and subscribe to "squawk pod" to

eli: te agradezco mucho.podrían reabrir, el gobernada de una fecha, pero tambiÉn se debe practicar el distanciamiento social y seguir usando las mÁscaras para que puedan volver a abrir estos negocios. los centros de que la infantil tambiÉn entre abrirÍan y los niÑos podrÁn regresar a la escuela probablemente en julio o agosto. la fase tres serÁ en meses, cuando las iglesias, gimnasios y salones de belleza podrÁn reabrir y juegos deportivos fin espectadores presentes. la fase cuatro, serÁ cuando se termine el quÉdate en casa y centros comerciales desean reabierto si tambiÉn conciertos multitudinarios. esto el joven ha dicho que podrÍa suceder inclusive hasta dentro de un aÑo, si antes y logra una vacuna mucho mejor, lo importante aquÍ es que seamos inmunes al coronavirus, es lo que dicho el gobernador de california. eli: gracias por ese informe. ustÉ tomé nota para que sepa lo que tiene que hacer para evitar la propagaciÓn de este virus. el coronavirus siga atacando la poblaciÓn mÁs vulnerable, al menos 70 anc

cnn legal analyst elie honig joins us now for "cross exam."e is a former prosecutor and is here to answer your questions. the president's comments are generating a lot of controversy. one viewer wants to know, does the president, in fact, have legal power to overrule state governors and order states to reopen? >> so, ana, a lot of our viewers asked this question this week. the short answer is no. the president certainly holds broad powers, especially in an emergency, but he is not all powerful. he cannot simply overrule state governors on this issue. as you said, the president created some confusion constitutionally this week, but the constitution itself really gives us the answer. the tenth amendment, one of the more obscure amendments we have, tells us that if the constitution does not specifically give a power to the federal government, that power is reserved to the states. and that's why every state in the union has a specific law enabling the governor to impose a quarantine or other restriction, and that's why there is no federal law perm

patel, let me play the moment that eli just described pretty vividly of the president interjecting and stopping dr. fauci from answering a question about this drug treatment. >> can you weigh in on this issue of hydroxychloroquine, what do you think about that -- >> how many times have you answered the question? >> he's a doctor he's your medical expert, correct? >> he answered that question 15 times. >> dr. patel, it's startling, it's scary and it starts to look like something that everyone fears this briefings are not fact-based, not science-based but the donald trump show. >> nicolle, i don't know when it's going to be -- it couldn't be more obvious that this is an administration that certainly a president who has stifled the press in front of our very eyes muzzled science. i'm not sure -- i don't think we cracked the surface the depths this has and unfortunately these are real lives that are hanging in the balance. that's the sad part. >> well, dr. patel, for our viewers, what should people do? when you hear the president of the united states say, what do you have to lose and then

this is an important point that eli is reporting. this moment is like any other about his presidency. about his teeny tiny e go and the vast nation he leads and he's making all his decisions based on press coverage, okay, the difference here, matt miller, people are dying, more than 30,000 people have died. the virus is still spreading across the country. and donald trump today, like a punk seemed to tweet about, about protesters. i mean, where do you see this moment, matt miller? >> i think the news from the last 24 hours, not just that we don't have a national testing program but they're not going to have national testing program has been one of the most disturbing moments for me since this crisis began. i think of it compared to past crises that presidents managed. the president in january and february wasn't paying attention and when he was paying attention he was actively down playing the crisis and that had real effects within the government. but i think of past crises, hurricane katrina, when president bush's initial response

. >> henry, as eli says, it was ludicrous and incredibly dangerous. and you had health officials scrambling to clarify. take a listen. >> hydroxychloroquine. it's shown very encouraging, very, very encouraging early results. >> i'm not totally sure what the president was referring to. many of the things that you hear out there are what i had called anecdotal reports. they may be true, but they're anecdot anecdotal. >> it might not come back at all, might not come back at all. he's talking about pay worst case scenario where you have a big flu and ukraicorona. >> we will have coronavirus in the fall. i am convinced of that. >> have you heard of that, the heat and light, certain viruses, yes, but for this? >> not as a treatment. >> there's an appetite to have a conversation about what a reopening will look like, when it can happen, how it will happen. how does it complicate that conversation to have the type of doublespeak that you just heard? >> thank you, alicia. basically what we lack now is a plan. we need strong, clear leadership. it's not a myster

so take a look at what his grandma and i did to celebrate eli's birthday. ♪ happy birthday dear eli ♪e sign we are holding up there is actually a roll of birthday gift wrapping paper, we also handed him a colorful bag filled with birthday cards, more gifts are to come later when we are able to get together and have a real party. he has a great boy. so happy birthday, eli, from "the five." >> dagen: i by the way did cut my hair this morning, i cut my bangs at 2:00 in the morning. that's my public service announcement, don't do that. so my one more thing is, i was really revved up for the "top gun" sequel and it has been delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but we have this little teaser. ♪ so that was a test shot that they were taking. you can see the actual shot, this is a blue angels fighter jet sweeping in, and leaving a dust cloud's world, the shot is at the end of the trailer. this is u.s. navy owned aircraft used as a test. i just want to share with you, i have not flown for the blue angels, but i did go with the thunderbirds, there is a shot of a photo of me before i wen

but eli stockle and bill neely is here with the latest on boris johnson. tell me what happened for them to move boris johnson from the hospital into intensive care unit this evening. >> yeah, so here's what we know, this was day 11 of boris johnson having the coronavirus at the beginning he said he had mild symptoms, he said that he had a temperature, around 7:00, that's two hours ago he was moved according to downing street into the intensive care unit of the hospital which is just across the river from westminster and from downing street, now in intensive care we don't know whether he's on a ventilator, but downing street sources are suggesting that within the last few minutes that boris johnson is conscious and he has been moved into an intensive care so he can go on a ventilator if his condition worsens further. they say his condition worsened this afternoon. no longer saying his symptoms are mild. they say he has a cough and he has a fever and one very worrying statistic there was a report just published a short time ago which was into 690 coronavirus

he met with eli rosenbaum at the department of justice -- did he meet with you as well? >> yes. >> these are real heroes in germany. the first time i met with him, he explained the 9/11 connection. in germany, there was this man named--. he didn't fly the planes into the world trade center, however, he was taking care of the bank accounts of those, his friends from germany who were part of al qaeda who did go and fly the planes into the world trade center. he was making sure that there was no, that the government did not have any kind of suspicion over their bank account or wire transfers. he also paid their rent in their apartment so no one would ask any questions. he ended up being prosecuted as complicit to 9/11 and was found guilty, and this case led prosecutors in germany to think, ok -- if we can broaden this out, if that is what accessory to murder is, why can't we use the same rationale to go after the german concentration camps? the german death camps? >> this also shows the way that history and the way that we deal with it is constantly evolving as we discover

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they were unable to finalize it and eli apple is still out there as a free agent. now that might've had something to do with this, damarious randall. he played with the cleveland browns last year, the readers found out this guy was available so the apple goes by the wayside. marcus randolph, little bit more versatile. he apparently agrees to a one- year deal with the raiders, he had some injury problems and played in just 11 games with the browns last year. in the meantime, pretty much anything goes in these times right now. i just love the story. doesn't have a lot to do with sports, but it might be a new coined phrase as we go with social distance dancing. nashville, tennessee, grandpa lives across the street from his five-year-old granddaughter and they have been seeing each other every morning with little dance off. we need to have a look and a listen to this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is michael jackson there. mike that is so cute. >> yeah i just loved the video. the sentiment is there, grandpa is trying to observe social distancing but still making good contact with his

eli: gracias, por informarnos en vivo desde la capital de el paÍs.Ía consecutivo la cifra de fallecidos cae por debajo de 500 en nueva york, al tiempo que disney de los ingresos hospitalarios, una masiva campaÑa de pruebas anticuerpos o revelar datos sorprendentes, mÁs de 3,000,000 de recientes habrÍan estado expuestos al coronavirus aunque no experimentaron sÍntomas, la tasa de infecciÓn serÍa mayor entre hispanos y afroamericanos. el gobernar cuomo aclara quienes fueron examinados. [habla en inglÉs] eli: el funcionario aÑade que conocer cuÁntas personas tendrÍan inmunidad ayudaría a reabrir parte del estado de manera segura. a su tos que indica que sÓlo en la gran manzana abren al menos 10,000 portadores de covid 19 antes del 1 de marzo cuando se detectÓ el primer caso, desde allÍ nos acompaÑa javier castro con lo mÁs reciente. javier: muy buenos dÍas, eestos datos tambiÉn estÁn siendo re firmados con los datos que ya hemos tenido de un 34% hispanos que han perecido en la gran manzana, recordemos, que gran parte de los hispanos utilizan el sistema

[applause] >> i'd like to invite back eli ruben rubenstein. >> thank you, mark.about to hear from max eisen himself. i've been travel wig max on the march of living for well over 20 years now and each time continued to be inspired by his courage, wisdom and is eloquence. recall the early 2000s being with max for a weekend conference training our educators and chaperones traveling to poland in the march of the living. also we were milling bought the reception area of the conference center, a group of queens students passed by. they noticed one of our staff was carrying a scroll of the law. the ancient five books moses written by hand on parch empty. max patiently explained to the stupid what the scrolls represented. he concluded by informing during the holocaust the nazis burned thousands of sacred jewish -- he reminded the students where they burned books they in the end burned people. the spellbound students were mesmerized during mansion's short speech and only reluctantly tore themselves away to return to the school activities. he realized max was a born teach

he met with eli rosenbaum at the department of justice. did he meet with you?> yes. >> these are real heroes in germany. the first time i met with him he explained the 9/11 connection. so in germany there was this man named mosaduk. and he didn't fly the planes into the world trade centers. however, he was taking care of the bank accounts of those -- his friends from germany who were part of al qaeda who did go and fly the planes into the world trade center. and he was making sure that there was no -- that the government didn't have any kind of suspicion over their bank account or their wire transfers. he also paid there rent so there wouldn't be any questions. so he was complicit in 9/11 and he was found guilty. this case led prosecutors to think if we can broaden out to that's what the accessory is to murder, why can't we use that same rational to the german concentration camps, the german death camps? >> thank you. it also shows that this history and the way we deal with it is constantly evolving. as we discover new evidence and new approaches. debbie, would

for where chapter for, where the profit the profit eli shut elijah, not eli, not eli gia jean but eli has somebody shia, had somebody bring him 20 loads bring him 20 loaves of barley of barley and he's and he has got to feet got two feet 100 men 100 men. the servant asked him and they how are we going to ask him how are we do that we've only got going to do 20 loads of that barley? and the and the profit profits says give says, give them to them to the men the men that they that they may eat meet for the and thus says the lord says the lord they shall they shall eat and eat and have have some some left left so so, he, he said it before them said it before them and they ate and they hate and they had and they had some some left. left as the lord told him this is what the lord told them. . there is an incident there is an incident from from the the new testament new testament where where jesus jesus is is confronted confronted with with a crowd of a crowd of people. people 5000 people our going to feel these, how we feed all these people? people? one of his one of his disciples says dis

eli: te lo agradecemos desde capital del paÍs. afectados y tampoco sus familiares directos. rompe el silencio un mÉdico que liberaban investigaciÓn federal para conseguir una vacuna contra el covid 19, afirma que fue despedido el cargo por insistir en prueba cientÍfica sobre la eficacia de medicamentos como la hidroxiprolina, usar el tratamiento de la malaria y que el presidente trump promueve para combatir el coronavirus. georgia esta en el ojo de la controversia, el gobernador insiste en iniciar la reapertura del estado tan pronto como este viernes, permitiendo operar a salones de belleza, tienda de tatuajes, entre otros comercios. al principio el presidente elogiÓ esta decisiÓn, ahora dice que estÁn desacuerdo porque le parece demasiado pronto, aclara que no nada para detenerlo. por tercer dÍa consecutivo en nÚmero de fallecidos en nueva york cae por debajo de 500, sin embargo torea locales y no baja la guardia, el exalcalde demÓcrata destina $10,000,000 a un programa de rastreo regional que identificarÍa contactos de pacientes

eli rosenbaum has a law degree from harvard.these are top, top top lawyers who spent their whole lives working in this drab government office. the first office, they had mice across the floor. these were not high profile prosecutors that would make a headline in the "new york times" and the "washington post." they did this work because they were on, they felt was right thing to do and that has to be a line no matter how many years have passed, were going to come after you if we find out that you are, that you done something wrong, no matter how many years have passed. but i don't know about how do we present in the future. one of them were depressing thoughts to me this unit is just as busy as ever. >> one more question. >> one more question, i was struck by your comment having going back to poland and how it took a country, not just an army would you comment on that. >> the people, it took the people of poland. >> i am sure many of you have been to poland, i can imagine many, many people have been there. it was my first visit t

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albert: gracias, eli.en toda la regiÓn, cerca de los Ángeles un aviso por tormenta invernal, porque se acumularÍan hasta 18 pulgadas de nieve, no en la ciudad, a partir del mediodÍa lluvias volverÁn a tomar el protagonÍsmo, seguirÁn toda la semana o lo que nos queda de semana en toda california, siempre por encima de esos 3 mil, 4 mil pies de altura, y esos acumulados que superan los 2 a 3 pies de nieve, ya lo ven 12 pulgadas entre hoy y maÑana, swlo que conlleva esa lluvia y nieve que bajen las temperaturas, de hecho estÁn entre 1 y 5° mÁs bajas que los de ayer, no quito los ojos de la costa este donde empezarÁn las tormentas que maÑana miÉrcoles se extenderÁn y casi 20 millones en riesgo de viento fuerte, tornado y fwra ngranizos, ahora regreso al estudio. raÚl: gracias, albert. mal clima que los invita quedarse en casa y eso trae algunos problemas, alrededor de 10 millones de trabajadores los que han solicitado el beneficio de desempleo tras esta ri sis econÓmica que ha causado el coronavirus, si usted

eli: muchas gracias por traerlas, porque esto va cambiando iban a ver mejores noticias.etÉn sanitario el cual hice segÚn dicen intentaron violar pobladores de una comunidad y esto estarÍa asfixiando, segÚn dicen los otros pobladores a esa otra comunidad y no habÍa este flujo de mercancÍas, de personas que normalmente se mueven. ante esa circunstancia ocurriÓ lo que hemos venido viendo, este enfrentamiento en el que participan policÍas acompaÑados de otros civiles armados se darÁ balacera. las autoridades estÁn buscando y en los cuates comunitarios de esa localidad por lo que ya estaremos viendo cÓmo se desarrollan estos hechos y las autores tendrÁ que resolver como volver a la calma esa comunidad. lo que tengo que informar. eli: te agradezco por esta informaciÓn y por supuesto estaremos pendientes del desarrollo de este proceso penal. lo que tampoco podemos perder de vista es el estado tiempo, por eso vamos a la casa de albert. albert: buenas. me acabo de poner los lentes de tantos dÍas aquí pegado con la computadora. empezamos con el norte del paÍs, os hablaba de la cos

. >> eli, where do you put this briefing last night?e are only a handful of issues that even had trump allies saying, oh, no. i would put the good people on both sides. i mentioned the attacks on judge curiel, the attacks on the gold-star family, the week-long battle with the widow of johnson. maybe there are more than a handful. where do you put his performance last night in terms of events that have shaken based on karolyi and kristen welker's reporting even the white house staff? >> well, i mean, that's a heck of a list, you know, and every time -- every night we watch these briefings, you almost forget the briefing the night before because it's two hours and it's so many new things that you have to go through and fact check. i think what's different about this statement that the president suggested last night that some of these treatments, you know, you could inject -- do an injection, you know, with a disinfectant, what struck people differently about that is this is something that could be really dangerous, because as much as a lo

eli apple, a pretty good quarterback, will remain a free agent. out of nowhere came the tennessee titans to become a super bowl contender because of virtually one guy, running back derek henry put the team on his shoulders, running them into the afc title game. 1540 rushing yards led the nfl, and they are not letting him get away either. he signed into the franchise attender today and they are working on a long term deal to keep him with the tennessee titans. it is april 2, time for a nice little sporting trip down memory lane thanks to our historian, joe fonzi.>> on this day two years ago to future warrior teammates squared off in the ncaa championship game. jordan poole fell to eric paschal 79-62, one year later both players were drafted by the warriors.>> on this day in 1995, the longest break in american sports history came to an end. after the world series was washed out in 94, and a spring training was held with replacement players, major- league layers and owners came to an agreement and a shortened season was set to begin on april 25. and

. >> eli.wo weeks after young eli's birthday he and his father shawn were both diagnosed with covid-19. dawn says her son was lethargic and that "his eyes weren't really opening." according to cleveland tv station wews, both of them are back home now, recovering, resting. congratulations to all three of you. >> congratulations. >> and i know, anderson, a lot of people also ask about how they can help. it's a common question we get. you can go to cnn.com/coronavirus, figure out how to help there. there are categories to search for however you want to contribute and what you can do to help medical workers to senior citizens to supporting restaurant and service workers and mental health resources. you can also go to cnn.com/impact as well, find more there. >> sanjay, thanks so much. i want to thank everybody who wrote in with your questions and who joined us for this town hall. the news continues here on cnn. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there'

. >> muchos países están eli eliminando restricciones la organización mundial de la salud advierta quepor llegar. el doctor bis y que se desconoce mucho del covid-19 y pide que o los países continúen haciendo pruebas y traten a los conta contagiados . >> a pesar que son más de 200 0 200,000 contagios en españa, con más de 20,000 muertos por p primera vez en cuatro semanas menos de 400 españoles han muerto las últimas 24 horas. lo principal es que están ocupados pero las a las urgencias están menos saturadas . >> en méxico, el método del confinamiento los estudiantes de 4:00 a 16:00 años retoman c clases. como nos cuentan esta vez cambiaron pizarrones por pantallas y monitores anti se levantó y corrió con su mochila, acomoda sus cosas en su pupitre escolta a las maestras que le dieron lecciones a larga distancia. al igual que ella 30 millones de estudiantes de los niveles básicos, medio y superior de méxico retoman las clases por las pantallas de televisores y computadores, haciendo las recámaras en aulas . >> por instrucciones de las autoridades educativas las escuelas arrancaron sus p

. >>> good evening, i'm eli cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. governor newsom is announcing a plan to protect the homeless. wilson begins our coverage. reporter: just today this area started receiving a number of the city's homeless. the governor jumped on an idea that has gotten a lot of conversation lately. that is hotel rooms for the homeless. and as you know, the governor loves numbers. >> some 6,867 hotel rooms, to be exact now are in our possession, on the way to >>r: by e ged e untiesinfecte that need a place to recover in isolation. he called it a solution beyond the pandemic. >> so we can look more long- term as this being part of our panoply of solutions to address the homeless crisis in the state of california. >> we are not going to be able to solve our homeless problem in san francisco with this crisis. >> reporter: the mayor of san francisco was speaking at the very same moment as the governor, warning that hotels were not necessarily an easy fix in the short or long term. she is prioritizing those rooms for homeless who have teste