they actually had a gopher guy that does gopher surveys to make sure their underground lines stay safe. i don't think we have gophers here in san francisco, but we have -- and that's what i mean by -- when you talk about the geographic difference, what is it that affects with what goes above ground and below ground. so we also know that underground lines, when they do get affected like in an earthquake, they do take longer to repair. when you look at a situation like all of the underground transmission lines we have in san francisco, if there was to be an earthquake, the earth shifts, breaks those lines, it will take a long time to bring those lines back up. we have made -- we have taken measures to mitigate for that just so you guys know. i don't want you to think that pg & e is worried about the underground lines. we have a warehouse next to our martin station that has all your transmission lines, the bay area restoration warehouse, it has all the transmission lines and poles so that we can very quickly set up new transmission lines while we repair the underground lines so san franci

we shouldn't put in undergrounding without concern for the gophers. district 1 -- district 4. >> supervisor fewer: yes, i know i have gophers in my back yard. >> does the committee want a copy of this? >> supervisor fewer: yes, thank you very much. >> okay. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. yes, next speaker, please. >> can i have the overhead, please. thank you, supervisors, particularly stefani for showing up and fewer and stefani for proposing this legislation and supervisor walton. thank you very much for hearing this important safety issue today. my name is richard cardello. i'm a board member of russian members and a long supporter of the san francisco coalition to underground utilities. really, thank you for bringing this up and i've learned a lot today. thank you for calling the speakers. sadly, we're all too aware of the recent devastating fires contributed to downed power lines which resulted in a great loss of life and property. the existence of the very many remaining overhead wires in san francisco makes the ever-prese

the west side does have gophers, lots of them. a fact that pg&e seems unaware of. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> this is thrilling actually. i know there are hundreds of people out there that didn't probably know about this stage of the program. you could feel them. we are so thankful for the supervisors putting this forward , and for the wonderful report that you gave that was so clear and concise. also that we would have -- be really jumping ahead because of their bankruptcy, to deal with the climate crisis is fantastic. also no more secrecy so the people actually know what is going on with our system. it is so important. as many people now, it has been one -- i want to mention labor. it is so important that the people that work for pg&e know that they will be transferred with pension and wages equal, or better than, to what they have now. that we would finally get rid of a corporation that is just for profit, felon, and has broken the agreement for over 100 years. as a part of extinction rebellion, we are extremely excited about this move forward that we

europe's gophers have won the solheim cup beating the usa in a dramatic finish at gleneagles in scotland at one point the usa were within half a point of retaining the trophy and van dam missed the verse pert and sealed a win for the americans but europe weren't about to roll over and mounted a stunning comeback and a norquist stand bronte loss secured points and it all came down to sweden suzanne paid a son who had this part to beat marina alex. that secured the trophy for europe who won the tournament 14 and a half points the 1st seed and a half after the rain hit some confirmed through the retiring from competitive golf . and i mean in a fantastic moment a dream come true for these players and they played their hearts we knew it was going to be close today but to come down to that last presented hole it you know but fantastic team performance they are they all contribute a lot to be would never have won if it wasn't all of us so well done all of you. england's cricketers have won the final ashes test against australia with a day to spare having set the ozzies 399 runs for victory engl

europe's gophers have won the solheim cup beating the usa in a dramatic finish at gleneagles in scotland at one point the usa were within half a point of retaining the trophy and van dam missed a verse part and sealed a win for the americans but europe weren't about to roll over and mounted a stunning comeback and a norquist stand bronte last secured points and it all came down to sweden suzanne paid a son who had this part to beat marina alex. that secured the trophy for europe who won the tournament 14 and a half points the 1st seed and a half after the rain has been confirmed through the retiring from competitive golf . and i mean in a fantastic moment a dream come true for these players and they played their hearts we knew it was going to be close today but to come down to that last percentage hole it you know but fantastic team performance they are the old country beauty to be would never have won if it wasn't all of us so well done out of here. england's cricketers have won the final ashes test against australia with a day to spare having set the ozzies 399 runs for victory england

bring this to light rainfall and drizzle ahead of the gopher.e afternoon, we will get secular. low to mid 60s. here is the satellite and when our view of that low pressure system. taking you hour by hour. want to the next 24 hours. pushing across with the front but today i would like to moderate rainfall. we are starting to catch clearing for the north bay. then we will have plenty of sunshine as we head to the rest of our afternoon. sunrise assisted today. data are looking at 78. 77 : more. there is that seven-day forecast. more sunshine. >>> time now. nancy's together. she will have an update. ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a

all of us guys my age you are starting the business, graduated, university of minnesota, go golden gophers, university degree, got my first job and then i saw what happened with watergate, a lot of us went in and wanted to be crusaders. sometimes you can't be crusaders with harper >> and context either. i think a lot of reporters push too hard and try to turn every business guy into a court. every politician was corrupt. not every politician was corrupt. not every business guy is on the take. i think the media back then late, early 70s overplayed his hand, which is what got the backlash from people in the business community. and from the right who were saying, look, the media is getting crazy. they do have too much power. they are being unfair. just because he're a businessman does not mean you are mean or evil or corrupt. i think that's where the whole rush limbaugh and eventually the fox news things started. i think it had good intentions. but that then turned us into fox news from the right. msnbc news from the left. so you have msnbc and fox news telling their truths, right? their trut

he's live in fresno where the fresno state bulldogs are playing the minnesota golden gon gophers.hanks for joining me. you've got a moak phone there, holding on to it. you look like a football spokesperson. how is it out there? >> i feel like i'm reporting live from a college football game, judge. we could start the game here. judge jeanine: we've got our own game here, a political game going on in this country. i want to continue with the one thing spinning from that open that i intended to use last week. you know, jim comey has been able to avoid prosecution even though it's clear that the attorney general scold have coue prosecuted him. do you have hope that at some point going forward, a quick answer on this one, that he will face justice in the criminal justice for the corruption that went on in the fbi under his tutelage? >> i can tell from your opening that you're probably not a big fan of mr. comey. we're still paying for his sins. the intelligence community for decades will pay for his sins. if people aren't held accountable. so i believe -- you know, getting comey on lea

good facts, you represent this particular defendant, and in this case, almena who was more of the gopher in the case, the lesser, excuse me, and then you have almena who is the heavier one, remember where they wanted the re-back from the fire department and they said hey almena told us nobody lived here. they lied. so that goes against him. that doesn't make the attorneys any better than one. when i was a prosecutor there were times where you would go in and say boy that was a good defense attorney, he really outdid me in this one. but you still get your conviction, or vice versa. so you can't judge the attorneys worth by the verdict in this case. i thought they were all good, they did a good job. now i think it's incumbent on all of them, get this case settled so you don't have to go back through this again. >> we will leave it at that michael, thank you. >>> the oakland mayor released this statement today after learning of the verdict saying our thoughts are with the families and friends of the victim today. i am grateful for the professionalism and integrity displayed by all current a

harris was more of a gopher for him. i think the jury looked at that, and almost started from the top down. where were the owners? where were the owners kids? they owned the building, ran the building, and then you had almena next in command, harris down below. so i'm sure the jury thought, why should we hold him responsible for this. >> all along the strategy from the defense was to shift the blame, as you said, over to the city, over to pg&e, over to the oakland fire department, and to also sort of suggest this notion that maybe the fire had been intentionally set. it seems it was a somewhat effective strategy? >> i don't think the intentional fire carried any water for the jury. i think they quickly dismiss that. but, you get to, as i say, the owners, where were they? the thing that bothered me the most was the district attorneys office brought these charges against boey negotiated the cas judge jacobson. judge jacobson was in negotiations and said almena will get nine years and harris will get three. and then the fam

and dupont had gopher training school. has anybody ever heard any others? think about it, and if you do, we can talk about it at question time. so, what was the status in july, 1945? well, the contractors at k-25. carbide was there. at y-12, tennessee eastman was there. later carbide took that over. at clinton labs, university of , butgo was the contractor they give up that contract shortly after the war. monsanto came in and tried to give it up. university of chicago tried to be enticed to come back, but they couldn't hire a lab director, then union carbide came in. contracts usually expired six months after the war ended. but general groves extended many holdersresent contract as long as he could, because, frankly, they were the industry leaders in getting the job done. they had managed that portion of the project during the war. they succeeded in delivering the products that were needed, that were required for success and victory during the manhattan project. there were changes. certainly, atomic weapons production had to continue. process treatment impr

what he said, preaching counseling, democrats, maybe take a step back, not go over impeachment, not gopher and health care. i think what he was saying is the obama agenda could stand the way democrats are talking. they are attacking the obama record. that is not for me to tell democrats what to do. i think he is saying they need to dial it back a bit and not be so far left. >>. >> holder almost slammed the 2020 democrats who were backing decriminalizing illegal border crossings, as well as elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. let's watch that. >> i don't think that's right. the law that is on the books have been there for about 100 years now. it might send the wrong signal. it will certainly take a tool away from the justice department they might want to use in an individual case and for some reason. some trafficking, human trafficking component there. there might be some other reason why you want to prosecute somebody. but it is up to i think the justice department to use its discretion in an appropriate way. and i don't think this administration's justice department is doing that >> do y

distant relative who was just a kid at the time comes to marvel, they hire him to basically be a gopherhe goes for this , he goes for that. sweep the floor , refill the ink. little jobs like that. but he got a paycheck. and he had some income. over time is a simon and kirby moved on to other things and features, and other people working at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office . sometimes working for a small company helps you out if you're the only guy left in the office. at that young age guess what? he is the editor. he would later say that it was supposed to be temporary while everyone was at the war, but that temporary job lasted for 30 years. let's look at this page a little more. what is at the center of the page looks right between capt. america and bucky? what is in the center? does look familiar? the minuteman image for defense, by united states savings bonds and steps. is right there front and center, and bucky is saluting it. there something else here. way down here on page 57 , after you finish reading the adventures of capt. ame

those 130's from the minnesota national guard in the air all the time, i did not know the story of gopher indiana, go ahead. caller: americans are member two stories. when jfk was assassinated and what happened with the 9/11 situation. i was involved with both. i was about to go into the peace corps the next day after jfk was killed, and then i was at a conference at the end of a three and a half day conference the last morning, and the first guy was a lobbyist. he told us what congress was thinking about. and he was not talking about workforce development. they were talking about not if we were going to iraq to fight but when. this was two years before we actually went to iraq. it is amazing to me that we were not better prepared. the last speaker that morning never told us that the planes had hit 9/11 until the end, but the last speaker was a comedian. so when the closer of the conference told us that two planes that hit the world trade center, initially, i thought it was a joke. of course, we went through the lobby and saw the tv's and saw the planes crashing into the world trade cente

distant relative of his who was just a kid at the time comes to marvel, he's hired to basically be a gopherill ink. the guy had some income coming in, over time as simon and kirby moved to other things and features, other people at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes working for a small company can help you out if you're the only guy left in the office. at that young age, guess what, he's the editor. stan lee would later say it was temporary while everybody was at the war, turned out that temporary job i had like 30 years. what's at the center of the page in between captain america and bucky? what's at the center. the minuteman image for defense buy united states savings bonlds and stamps. bucky is even saluting it. there's something else here too. way down on page 57, we have a character called the secret stamp. meet america's newest hero as roddy colt, united states agent, dons the mask of the secret stamp in the first of many thrill a minute true to life adventures. how many people hurricane dorian of the secret stamp? i didn't t