harrington.ded to assess the crime scene itself to try and gather as much information as i could. >> we have a hammer covered with what appears to be blood. >> the husband had reported his wife was being beaten by a guy with a hammer. >> we have a .45-caliber semiautomatic handgun. >> on the dining room table was the weapon that was used to shoot mr. harrington. also on that table was a yellow mug and a pack of cigarettes. >> roger harrington's car was parked going against traffic, facing the wrong direction. >> it was very out of place for that neighborhood. >> inside of the vehicle the police found a note. written on there was the time of 4:30 p.m., the address and the name mark winger. >> i proceeded back to the master bedroom to talk with the husband, mark winger. he was rocking back and forth on the end of the bed. he was very upset, very emotional. >> he kept asking, who's that man that was in my house? and even though i knew who it was i did not want to let him know at that point. we got h

. >> harrington. >> here. >> aj a.m.i. >> here. >> we have a quorum. i would like to make an announcement. due to the health emergency and given the restrictions ontelli conference this is being held and televised by sfgovtv. be aware there is a time lag. on behalf of the commission i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv staff for assistance during this meeting. if you wish to make public comment dial 415-655-0001. meeting id1466828986-pound pound. to speak press star 3. know you must limit comments to the item discussed unless you are speaking under general public comment. if you are not on the topic the chair can limit your comments to the topic. we ask that the public comment is made in a civil manner and no profanity. your first order is item 3 approval of minutes of march 9, 2021. >> any discussion or corrections to the minutes of march 9th? >> seeing none. public comment on this item, please. >> item 3 the minutes of march 9. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146682 -- if you do not stay on topic you can limit to the agenda topic. we ask that pu

commissioner harrington, please -- i want to get to where i was.i took this position to be a commissioner very seriously. i'm incredibly impressed by all the indulgence and the repartee and all the issues that have been presented to us so far. i know that we're not done with this third workshop. i do want to say, i'm also -- i'm going through the commissioners that commissioner moran and harrington have run the department. we have this brilliant new professor who actually does this for a living. i feel like i'm in the best hands of any commissioner that i can ever been in. when london breed asked me to be on the commission, i went kicking and screaming. i'm doing better about this more now than i ever have. i'm going to leave, which is why i'm saying this. i told don in i have a short window today. i will continue to take all of this stuff incredibly seriously. i am going to deal with sewer, water or power, all of these things i'm going to be as diligent as i can. that being said, i'm going to be in a position where i do want to get to answers. i d

. >> harrington. >> here. >> aj a.m.i. >> here. >> we have a quorum. i would like to make an announcement. due to the health emergency and given the restrictions ontelli conference this is being held and televised by sfgovtv. be aware there is a time lag. on behalf of the commission i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv staff for assistance during this meeting. if you wish to make public comment dial 415-655-0001. meeting id1466828986-pound pound. to speak press star 3. know you must limit comments to the item discussed unless you are speaking under general public comment. if you are not on the topic the chair can limit your comments to the topic. we ask that the public comment is made in a civil manner and no profanity. your first order is item 3 approval of minutes of march 9, 2021. >> any discussion or corrections to the minutes of march 9th? >> seeing none. public comment on this item, please. >> item 3 the minutes of march 9. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146682 -- if you do not stay on topic you can limit to the agenda topic. we ask that pu

commissioner harrington when you were looking at the project. there is a lot of discussion over the life of the sewer system improvement and green and gray infrastructure to address the problem in the system. i am the team. i know i appreciate the appreciation and thank you for this opportunity to discuss today and it is such a big topic. with that let me go to the next slide. our agenda is simple. we are challenging ourselves to provide contacts and allow lots of room for discussion. we want this to be a workshop setting. it is on the screen here for the agenda. i want to pause to express deep appreciation to our peer agencies and utilities with us today. especially on friday afternoon and evening on the east coast. from philadelphia water department we have jeff brooks and dc walter carlton ray and the senior adviser for green infrastructure. from the city of new york we have the managing director of planning and partnerships. city of portland chief year of the bureau of environmental services. thank you for being here. i have 10 slides. we wa

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. and oakland, the lake shelia restaurant on lake merritt was busy both inside and out on this easter sunday, super nice to get out. it's um it's a beautiful day to long as you're wearing your mask, everything have a glass of wine. today was the first day for indoor dining at the lake chalet restaurant and the people we talked with today said they couldn't have picked a better way to celebrate easter sunday. tributes are pouring in in honor of capitol police officer william billy evans. he was killed friday when a man drove into him and a fellow officer at a security checkpoint. box news lauren blanchard shows us the tragedy and tells us how that deadly uprising back on january 6th has prompted a lot of discussion about how to keep the capital safe. it's a quiet afternoon outside the capital here on sunday after friday's attack. now a small memorial is growing. take a look at this flowers have been left for officer william billy evans. he died after a man rammed her car into him and ano

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news president biden and first lady dr jill biden posted an easter message on twitter today for second year most will be apart from their families, their friends, full congregations that phyllis with joy, yet is the gospel of john reminds us. light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. this easter from our family to yours. we wish you help hope, joy and the peace of god. biden's also encouraged all americans to get vaccinated once they're eligible, vice president kamala harris will be visiting oakland tomorrow. vice president is set to talk about a number of topics, including water infrastructure and small business. this will be her first visit to oakland since she became vice president. president harris is a native of oakland and spent several years of her childhood in berkeley. she and her husband spent the day in l a for easter. no word yet on where the vice president plans to go when she arrives in oakland tomorrow. oh okay. not a bad weekend. it wasn't that warm, though. we've got fog back at the coast of more typical spri

ktvu is elissa harrington has that story. this is what visitors can now expect to see weekends at lake merritt road closures along stretches of lakeshore avenue, no parking areas and police enforcing traffic and issuing citations. for some residents. these changes are a breath of fresh air like justin, who win, who hopes fewer cars will create a safer environment for bicyclists. we biked here every single day, so it's great having the closure. it's be a lot more space and allows kids to like. he's a scooter to roller skate and introducing more than space because you know we don't need for we don't need four lanes. i'll make sure almost daily basis. but others call this a classic case of nimbyism, the city of oakland made this decision to crack down after a wave of complaints from residents fed up with garbage noise cars blocking their driveways and large crowds gathering during a pandemic. i understand like the parking and everything, but i hope that the residents don't feel that they have, like they have ownership over the l

and i_ safety commission john harrington and i release the recommendations of our working _ and i release enforcement. what all of us a networking group including law enforcement wanted was for everyone to -o enforcement wanted was for everyone to go home _ enforcement wanted was for everyone to go home safe. anytime someone doesn't. _ to go home safe. anytime someone doesn't, everyone's lives are changed _ doesn't, everyone's lives are changed forever. we need to use this verdict _ changed forever. we need to use this verdict as— changed forever. we need to use this verdict as an — changed forever. we need to use this verdict as an inflection point. what if we _ verdict as an inflection point. what if we just— verdict as an inflection point. what if we just prevented the problem instead _ if we just prevented the problem instead of having to try these cases? — instead of having to try these cases? we don't want any more community— cases? we don't want any more community members dying at the hands of law— community members dying at the hands of law enforcement and their famities— of law e

commissioner harrington? >> if i could add my thanks to the staff and tribal leaders. that was really good to hear. i've thought it very important, but i attend meetings in canada and other places where the meetings in canada and other places, and they start meetings with, we acknowledge we are on the land of the first peoples. >> well, you took the words exactly out of my mouth. that's exactly what i was going to talk about, and i think it's important that when we raise the last beam at our new center, i read those -- i read the land management. i read that, so i think it's important that we know where we're stepping, and so i plan to definitely do that, and so i'm very thankful that you brought it up, and everybody's nodding their head, so yes, that will be a part of it. and i believe the board of supervisors is doing that, as well, so we certainly will. yes, commissioner ajami? >> i just also want to thank the tribal leaders and michael for -- and the rest of the staff for bringing this to us and talking a

commissioner harrington, did you have something? >> i think the commissioner was trying to respond to the comments. >> if we can schedule the opportunity for axising with the commissioners at the next meeting to provide that input so we can prepare a proper response to you, i think that would be actually a path to complete what you're requesting. >> chair: thank you. >> thank you, commissioner, for saying what you did and particularly the first piece because i felt like i wanted to respond after the last workshop that we had. it felt awkward because i felt like i was running in place with the comments. it would have been better on a commission basis to find out what we thought was happening and the back and forth and the whole context of what these workshops are when commissioner harrington along with you presented this forum that we've been engaging on. i think that's a great idea and i can be more prepared to give my assessment. i really appreciate that first comment to give us the space to respond to what we are engaging in. than

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. today was a big day for u. c. davis as it welcome back fans to a football game. it's the first time fans have been in the stands and more than a year attendees were spaced out of pods they were required to social distance and where mass and those mass could on lee be removed to eat and drink for students lucky enough to get tickets to the sold out game. it meant a lot to be among those filling 20% of the stadium seats to chair on the aggies. it's been over a year. the last time game i went to was probably in the fall. i don't know. sometimes i feels great to come back and try last year to come back. see my friends play and support uc davis. fortunately though, the yankees lost to the eastern washington university eagles 32 to 22, but that did not dampen the excitement for those able to finally watch the game in person. churches across the country will be holding in person services on easter sunday, some of them. welcoming back provision for the first time in more than a year, and it's boxes, lauren green tells us

>> harrington furniture. >> the hon.d: it's a third generation irish family that owns it. you can go visit fiona, and she can get you anything that you want. there's something about connecting to your community. there's something about connecting to the small businesses in your community. it helps them stay in business, but it also helps us stay a better community as a whole. some of you remember food land. it turned into another store, but we all called it food land, and we knew everybody that worked there because that's what being in the community is about. when we take the time to do that, something different happens. we connect, we connect with community. so what we're asking people to do for the month of may is to connect with community, to connect with our small businesses, to go out of your way, to go out of your way -- well, not just go out of your way, but to make effort to buy locally. during this pandemic, this is what i've been doing, is going to my businesses. crystal way and a number of other crystal shops,

. >> harrington. >> aye. >> commissioner ajami. >> aye. >> five a ayes on consent calendar excluding item c. >> now item c. >> good afternoon, commissioners, howard, manager of project management borough regarding item ww671i. this is an informal construction contract to replace a segment of the aw ss or ews system at the intersection of filmore and haight street. it including modification of too were lines. there is a conflict between the sewer line and awss line here. there was work to replace that segment of the awss in conflict with the sewer. it included a bit of paving. the 17 days is tomplete the work. the contractor is ronan contractor as well. the funding portion of the is from eastern bonds. it is a straight replacement of the assets, awss assets that was in conflict with the sewer. happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i guess you could say on the 90 days versus 182. you said approximately. >> yes. >> any further comment? >> madam president we need public comment on 9c. >> those who wish to comment on 9c is approve contract ww671i filmore and haut street intersect

ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. have my head held high because i know deep in my heart that i have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared. windsor mayor dominic for police spoke publicly for the first time about sexual assault. allegations from six women. one of those accusers, fellow council member esther lima's. she did not attend the meeting, but sent a statement that was read by the town manager. this is very personal and traumatic for me. yes, i will not be in attendance. the sequel. the meeting lasted several hours and included emotional and sometimes angry. public comment. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face. some cried. others told the mayor to move out of town. i'm ashamed of you and this right, you're better off just going into the mountains somewhere and living there the rest of your life. you should make this easier for the rest of the victims and sonoma county. please stepped out. and if you don't, i hope to god that you hear my v

according to john harrington, the director of public safety out here, it's going to involve robust showing of police on the street. martha? >> mike, they have national guard present and also additional national guard that has been in reserve waiting for the outcome of the chauvin trial in case they're needed. now you have this other situation which is making things worse. mike, thanks very much. mike tobin on the scene. joining me now, leo terrell who is in minneapolis and geraldo rivera, a fox news contributor at large, a veteran covering trials for many years as we watch the chauvin trial get close to the end of the prosecutor's case here. i want to start with what happened with dante wright. we've seen the news conference and watched the video. leo, what is your take? >> you'll have three parallel tracks. the administrative process, martha, where the officer is entitled to due process. a civil lawsuit because there's a wrongful death case. the family will sue the police department. and then a criminal investigation to see if the officer's conduct was reckless and warrant criminal charge

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. the judge presiding over derrick childrens murder trial turned down a defense request to acquit the former officer in george floyd's death. judge peter cahill pressed on with the case after show vin's attorney work. nelson argued that prosecutors had failed to prove that show vin killed floyd nelson and the rest of the defense team of argued in court that floyd's drug use and underlying health issues caused his death. defense attorneys are not saying if sheldon will testify in his own defense testimony could end this week and you can continue to watch the trial live every day. that court is in session, it's streaming on ktvu .com and on the ktvu news app. now to new information about the arrest of a father and son and connection to the disappearance and the presumed death of cal poly student kristin smart. paul flores was arrested yesterday on suspicion of murdering smart who went missing in 1996. investigators say that he walked with smart after a party but that she never returned to

ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. mnangagwa and done. governor gavin newsom rolled up his sleeve and received the single dose johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine in los angeles. the governor is 53 years old. he said he wanted to wait until it was his turn. today, the state opened up eligibility to all residents, 50 and older. it's been extraordinarily challenging year so much fear so much anxiety, but now. growing optimism about our fate and future supply is limited. some counties are having trouble keeping up with demand. santa clara county's public health website says vaccination sites are full and there are no new appointments available because of a lower than expected supply of vaccine. then later this month on april 15th all residents 16 and older will become eligible for a vaccine. governor gavin newsom said. that does not mean everyone in line will get their shot right away. that doesn't mean april 16th. everybody wants a vaccine will have been vaccinated. it's still will take a number of months to get to that point. availability

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the bay area is stepping up to help india and its fight against a large surge of coronavirus case is the first of three planes loaded with supplies is departing travis air force base today medical gear from other countries already arriving in india, crews were seen unpacking ventilators and oxygen supplies from the united kingdom. india is reporting more than 300,000 new coronavirus infections each day, and patients are being turned away at hospitals because of a shortage of ventilators and beds. working to deploy resources and supplies. including therapeutics. spend laters ppe w materials. needed to manufacture vaccines in india. health officials blame the surge in india on covid-19 variants and also large holiday gatherings in recent weeks, former fema coordinator mark novo talked about the urgent need for those medical supplies. covid outbreak is so critical that at 1.1 of their major hospitals, which was a 240 bed hospital was 40 minutes away from running out of oxygen for the pat

ktvu used elissa harrington. has the story one and done. governor gavin newsom rolled up his sleeve and received the single dose johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine in los angeles. the governor is 53 years old. he said he wanted to wait until it was his turn. today, the state opened up eligibility to all residents, 50 and older. it's been extraordinarily challenging year so much fear so much anxiety but now growing optimism about our fate and future supply is limited. some counties are having trouble keeping up with demand. santa clara county's public health website says vaccination sites are full and there are no new appointments available because of a lower than expected supply of vaccine. then later this month on april 15th all residents 16. and older will become eligible for a vaccine. governor gavin newsom said. that does not mean everyone in line will get their shot right away. that doesn't mean april 16th. everybody wants a vaccine will have been vaccinated. it's still will take a number of months. to get to that point. availability

asian orders and put a gun control lobbyist ahead a t f i'm elissa harrington. ktvu, fox two news and we're learning more about the gunman who killed five people in south carolina overnight. he was a former nfl player who had played for both the niners and the raiders. sources say 33 year old philip adams went to the home of his former doctor, 70 year old robert. leslie please say he shot and killed the doctor, the doctor's wife and their two grandchildren, ages five nine. another 38 year old man who was working at that home was also found dead of gunshot wounds. adams later killed himself at his parent's home were shocked that this type of incident happened in our area in rock hill, especially with the amount of people who were involved. we have a detective from the violent crimes unit room currently investigating the case of a mass shooting. adams was drafted by the niners in 2010 and suffered a severe ankle injury during the game. he was released by the niners the following year, and then he bounced on the league before he signed with the raiders. he was on t

ktvu is elissa harrington. as the story at a candlelight vigil in alameda family members of mario gonzalez demanded answers about how the 26 year old died while in police custody. no no medical problems. 26 year old man, healthy man. how the #### do you die? but he's not an 80 year old man with medical issues. gonzales died monday. alameda police officers were called to the 800 block of oak street for a possible theft with a suspect who appeared to be under the influence. that's where they found gonzales and attempted to arrest him. alameda police say the 26 year old suffered a medical emergency in a press release. this is how investigators described that incident. there was a scuffle as officers attempted to place gonzalez his hands behind his back. officers did not use any weapons a broom in and alameda looks suspicious. fema deal's did family members taken solace leaves behind a young son and was a caretaker for his brother who has autism. they're calling for the immediate release of body cam video and for t

ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. i have my head held high because i know deep in my heart that i have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared. windsor mayor dominic for police spoke publicly for the first time about sexual assault. allegations from six women. one of those accusers, fellow council member esther lima's she did not attend the meeting, but sent a statement that was read by the town manager. this is very personal and traumatic for me that i will not be in attendance. the sequel. the meeting lasted several hours and included emotional and sometimes angry public comment. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face. some cried. others told the mayor to move out of town. i'm ashamed of you and this right, you're better off just going into the mountains somewhere and living there the rest of your life. you should make this easier for the rest of the victims and sonoma county. please stepped out. and if you don't, i hope to god that you hear my vo

you know what else you are going to see in lights one day jenny harrington buys apple because it has a 4% dividend yield. that will really be exciting but i don't think it was surprising, the response, because we've seen the same response over the past week with netflix and microsoft, which also delivered terrific, amazing numbers. these are great stories. but their share prices are already reflecting this, what we're seeing today, and that's important. we are going to see more of that as earning season continues. >> doc, i mean this is going to be very disappointing to people if jenny is right and this thing is, quote, dead money for a long time. >> jenny is right. >> all right cowen is going to have egg on their face with their outperform target to 180. jeffries is going to have omelette all over their suits, reiterating the buy and the price target to 175. citi, 170. all of these price targets that are a lot further north than where the stock is trading now is it dead money for a long time now? >> well, is 20% return dead? i mean -- >> from here forward. >> the reason i say that.

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox. two news. new information about tiger woods crash in southern california, including how fast the legendary golfer was going and if you face any charges, and president biden is expected to take executive action on guns, the new restrictions he is set to announce. tomorrow. and a very weather a cloudy start this morning. more sunshine this afternoon. the cool down today will soon become doing and we're talking about warmer temperatures, and we'll have temperatures, and we'll have the updated forecast coming up. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the difference for yourself. prilosec otc, 1 pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. speed was the cause of the crash involving tiger woods. back in february, the los angeles county sh

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.today, but we're headed for a warming trend as we hit the end of the week and the weekend we'll see you back here with that. right now we go to ktvu is heather holmes with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news, okay to be a plus, frank knew tonight and seven looking at the impacts of covid-19 in our covid conversation. well, look at the new study showing a possible link between the coronavirus and mental health. also a lot of people tonight, talking about tiger woods and that crash that he was involved in back in february. we now know the cause earlier today i spoke with tmz's harvey levin, who has some exclusive details about the crash investigation will share that with us coming up tonight at seven over on ktvu. plus, we'll see it. but first after the break, helping local residents in an emergency situation, the equipment handed out in santa rosa today to help alert people during large scale emergencies. lines. a eva. thougn spring, calif, i report

i'm elissa harrington. ktvu fox two news, just after midnight, there was an earthquake here in the bay area, a magnitude 2.8 quick near piedmont at around 12 18 this morning, the u. s geological miles underground, and so far no word of any damage. oh! oh merry weather. we were thinking today be sunny and warmer, basically right on in fact of the warm spots inland right now close to 90 degrees. so what? today a big warm up tomorrow. my cool things off a little bit coast side right around the bay. but still this war. my pattern is here to stay over the next few days. let's check out some of the current numbers out there for the four o'clock hour and the one temperature jumping off this map is that 91 degrees in the fairfield. we have won the creek 84 san jose 80 to oakland and i 70 60. grease in san francisco earlier 70 right now cooling off to a 67. as we show you the satellite. we have lots of clear skies up and down our coastline. looks like we have a bad frame here on the satellite, but we do have some hi

ktvu is elissa harrington tells us what is being done right now to reduce violent crimes. it is really bad. now there is. ah ah lot of firearms on the streets. captain jones with the oakland police department, said in his 26 years of experience, he has never seen the type of high powered weapons on the streets of oakland today. guns high power rifle, high capacity magazines. this includes ghost guns, which can be assembled at home. they have no serial number and cannot be traced.refy of oakland ceasefire program, a data driven strategy that brings together law enforcement partners, community groups and social services. police say studies have found a very small percentage of oakland's population is responsible for the majority of gun violence. i could see that communities i could see that families i could see that, you know. they're hurting from the amount of gunfire that's being discharged in their communities. and i think that's what pushes not just our our units, but this entire department to try toe try to make it impact on it. police are focusing on those at highest r

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. exciting day elissa frank you meanwhile, the a's will once again try to break the spell the houston astros appeared to have on that team last night. he is lost to the astro 60 to their seventh loss this season. five of them have come against houston. these were shut out for the first eight innings of yesterday's game. tonight's first pitched 5 10 at houston's minute maid park. santa clara county is allowing people age 16 and older to sign up for covid vaccines. but just because they're eligible doesn't mean they can easily make an appointment. alameda county recently. expanded eligibility and 12 of its hardest, said zip codes. one man who is now eligible, tells us the new mandate has not filter down to his private provider, which won't allow him to sign up. who cannot make an appointment with. for this is weak that is beginning to become veiled. this susceptible population is still large on the vaccine charted would just take that much longer to get people vaccinated when they need to

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. an investigation is underway into a shooting involving a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. it happened last night. in ap toss while deputies weren't investigating as suspicious. vehicle the driver who was shot is expected to survive. deputies say they noticed the man was armed with a handgun and when they tried to detain him, he fired at least one shot at them. one deputy then returned fire, striking the driver. the deputies were not hurt. u s capitol police officer william evans will lie in honor next week in the capitol rotunda. evans was killed in the attack last friday at the u. s. capitol he was an 18 year member of the force and served on the agency's first responders unit. a procession was held this morning as his body was moved from the medical examiner's office to a funeral home. one of the women accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct is now speaking out, she says the alleged abuse happened to her when. she was alone with the governor and unnamed aide

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and reaction is coming in from every part of the bay area in san francisco's mission district. people said they hope this verdict is a new beginning when it comes to systemic racism. ktvu deborah villalon explains. how show van's conviction may be a turning point. zone rejoice. yes, said speakers in san francisco's mission district. but don't forget the others before and since. well, the trial was going on. dante right, was murdered. toledo was murdered, activists say last summer's seismic response to george floyd's murder moved the needle on police reform and that public outcry laid the groundwork for the jury's verdict. but we are in a fight to make sure that stuff like george floyd does not happen again because yes. there has been justice, but george boyd is still dead. i think the video and body cameras that makes all the difference in this and what we're seeing today. civil rights lawyers who pursue police misconduct hope this is a watershed moment. and i like it into the civil rights movement. you know, when television brought the dogs, t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. well, businesses in contra costa sonoma napa counties are opening today in the orange tear that means places of worship restaurants, wineries, bars, gyms and moves eaters can increase their indoor capacity to 50% solano county is now the only bay area county that is still. in that red tear, and even though the state's color coded tier system is coming to an end, the governor said the statewide masked man date will remain in place indefinitely. ktvu rouz amberleigh reports on tuesday evening and alameda on busy park street people wore their masks. it was the same scenario at a nearby shopping center parking lot where people were buying groceries. this man tells me he received his johnson and johnson vaccination monday. we need to keep going with the masks until you know the experts in the signs say that that we're ready, tolo that everything safe, this woman says the governor's announcement that california may reopen june 15th is premature, since there is no covid vaccine for her 14, y

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paul, melvin carter, and be joined by questions at the end of the statement by john harrington, commissioner of the department of public safety. last may 25, the world watched in horror as george floyd's life and humanity were taken from him with a knee on the neck. the pain and anguish of the floyd family was bared to the world, as was minnesota's pain and anguish, and obvious failures, especially when it came to race and policing. a short time ago, police officer derek chauvin was found guilty of murder of george floyd, and was taken away. and sentencing will soon follow. it is an important step toward justice for minnesota. the trial is over, but here in minnesota, our work just begins. this is the floor, nothing of where we need to get to. i want to thank you folks involved in this, and this trauma that has spread from 38th and chicago, across our state, our country and our world. i would like to thank minnesota attorney general keith ellison for the remarkable work he and his team did. it made us proud and it made us leave for today, and we need to hold that thought, that justice is pos

anja mon the defending champions won one nil on the night in paris but lost in a way goals press harringtonrom deja vu for instance you can see him sitting here next to me and this is the s.s. welcome to you thank you talked through all the action well as you say if they lost the war it munich but they won this recent battle in paris you know and it was a very interesting match you know what they were able to do in paris they were not able to do obviously in munich model no it did a good job containing neymar of their very prolific striker up front you know they did a good job with that in the former player heir to promoting actually came through and converted a goal things look good going in to the break i thought in the 2nd half maybe it would be able to become electric and get that extra goal they needed to go on and successfully defend their champions league title you know but obviously nothing was good enough and in fact it was paris a job they had a goal called off through and bop a. after the game the captain manuel neuer pretty much echoed by since my early on he said they deserve t

supervisor ronen. >> thank you for allowing me to add a few words specifically as the owner of harrington brothers moved it to its forever home on 17th street and which over the years, transitioned to harrington galleries focusing on state and consignment sales of use furniture and antiques. they were a fixture on valencia street for over 50 years and his daughter opportunities to run the business. i know that his family will miss him because i am friends with his son shane and my daughter is dear friends with shane's children deck land and evelyn. and they've all told us beautiful stories about their dad and their grandfather and he will be deeply, deeply missed and loved but his memory will continue. >> thank you, supervisor ronen. >> thank you, madam clerk, colleagues, today with supervisor haney i'm calling for a hearing to receive information from the public as well as from the office of economic and workforce development and there are subsidiary office, the office of small business on their collective efforts around business relief since we finalized our last budget, obviously durin

parasites from the defending champs 11 nail on the last night in paris but they lost on aggregate cress harrington from kentucky sports is with us cross yes through this game well you know as you mentioned they lost the war but they won the most recent battle you know in this particular match who was not the man of the match was neymar neymar surprisingly had the most attempts on goal but he hit the woodwork twice in manuel neuer was more effective in front of goal than he was in the 1st leg eric to promoting did his best to fill the void left by robert levin dosti you know they pulled one back they scored a goal i felt like in the 2nd had maybe they would turn things up with enforcing that they didn't have anything to show for you know actually it was killing him with p.s.g. who scored a goal but that was called off with byron having to score 2 goals to advance you know it was a tall order and plus when you look at byron no robber live and also he knows he is going to know leon gorecki i mean this was byron munich but it wasn't byron munich it's like defeating the lakers with that le bron james r

supervisor ronen. >> thank you for allowing me to add a few words specifically as the owner of harrington brothers moved it to its forever home on 17th street and which over the years, transitioned to harrington galleries focusing on state and consignment sales of use furniture and antiques. they were a fixture on valencia street for over 50 years and his daughter opportunities to run the business. i know that his family will miss him because i am friends with his son shane and my daughter is dear friends with shane's children deck land and evelyn. and they've all told us beautiful stories about their dad and their grandfather and he will be deeply, deeply missed and loved but his memory will continue. >> thank you, supervisor ronen. >> thank you, madam clerk, colleagues, today with supervisor haney i'm calling for a hearing to receive information from the public as well as from the office of economic and workforce development and there are subsidiary office, the office of small business on their collective efforts around business relief since we finalized our last budget, obviously durin

hours ago and harrington from our sister station training. just what the first lady been involved in today quick this is historic because came for farmworkers is dolores it was here today where dr. jill biden is the united states and arrived around 2:50 this is a historic building. that is the building where cesar chavez fasted for 25 days in 1968 started the family arrived around 2:1540 acres. that building before died to speak to around 100 people thinking farmworkers for their work throughout the pandemic. >> we wouldn't have made it through this year, even in our darkest time. can and we must find hope in each other to keep the legacy of cesar chavez >> dr. biden discussed the president continuing to work on a plan to overhaul immigration policies saying that he is working to treat children with sam and families with dignity and create their pathways to citizenship including essential workers. from there, the first lady went to a roundtable with several local farmworkers they express to they need continued support from the president. dr.

earnings seasons gets under way and coinbase goes public our investment committee joining me, jenny harringtonmanager michael farr is here, president of farr, miller and washington jon thatnajarian and joe terrana the russell is having a really strong day, yields on the ten-year sitting at 163. jenny, so i got more new highs but

>> harrington furniture. >> the hon. london breed: it's a third generation irish family that owns it. you can go visit fiona, and she can get you anything that you want. there's something about connecting to your community. there's something about connecting to the small businesses in your community. it helps them stay in business, but it also helps us stay a better community as a whole. some of you remember food land. it turned into another store, but we all called it food land, and we knew everybody that worked there because that's what being in the community is about. when we take the time to do that, something different happens. we connect, we connect with community. so what we're asking people to do for the month of may is to connect with community, to connect with our small businesses, to go out of your way, to go out of your way -- well, not just go out of your way, but to make effort

the defending champs 11 nail in paris but lost on aggregate and across harrington from giving sports is what this cresset take us through this game well you said it they lost the war in munich last week but they won this most recent battle last night in pairs worth the pat on the back it wasn't a highlight affair for neymar neymar did have the most shots on goal but the defense was a lot tighter thanks to the post that the ball hit a couple of times and manuel neuer airshow promoting the former p.s.g. player it was the only highlight for buyers often seen both fixtures matter of fact lee you know but after the game hans you flick you know congratulated p.s.g. of course he did call that a shame not to have his stars on the pitch anyone watching knows by and without live in dogs without his can operate without leon gorecki this is not the same kind of watered down a bit but nonetheless he congratulated him and model in the way of the captain chimed in as well saying that hey we should have done better in munich we fell short congratulations to the others what do you think this means fo

to your money and whether stocks can continue to climb if they keep struggling joining me, jenny harrington rounding out the four today. let's go to the stocks today yields holding in on the ten year, 157. obviously a lot of focus today on the tech trade, that after netf

earnings report, a slump in data center sales overshadowing a quarterly beat let's bring in jenny harringtonn hill asset manager. as you know from watching the show she owns stock. she has defended it on many occasions. is that what you are going to do today? >> you bet i am. in fact, we added to our position this morning. >> tell me why. >> as we all know only too well, the share price only doesn't reflect the quality of the earnings report and it is a great earnings report. it delivered exactly what we expected it to when kari was talking at the top of the show about how there's a lot of focus on guidance this quarter, that's true so maybe the guidance wasn't quite as hot as some of maybe the fast money hands that might be in it and are selling it off today would have wanted. but for those of us who are long-term investors, who plan to hold it for the long-time horizon, who expect to hold it for several years, the quarter was great. we heard that the production issues are mostly behind them. there's a huge pipeline of new products 7m starts development this year. there's huge demand for pc