here's morgan radford.ter: fo arkansas farmer >> reporter: for arkansas farmer harvey williams, this has a bitter sweet past. your great-grandfather was a sharecropper. >> yes. >> reporter: and your grandfather was also a bootlegger? >> yes, we learned that later. >> reporter: now part of a family-owned business, delta dirt. this is the sweet potato from your farm. >> they are. >> reporter: harvey and his wife, donna, turning crops into cocktails, distilling hand-made gin and other spirits. along with award winning sweet potato vodka. >> we entered it into the largest spirit competition in the world, and that product took double gold. >> first year, did good, didn't we? >> girl, we did. >> reporter: today just over 1% of 3.4 million american farmers are black, a consequence of what usda calls a history of systemic discrimination through loan programs that disproportionately helped white farmers. what does carrying that history feel like? >> just got goosebumps, there are so many black farmers no longer in business. i feel blessed we still have our farm. >> reporter: a disparity at le

my name is tom harvey. i'm a captain with the san francisco police department. i'm assigned to staff services. >> i enjoyed the presentation myself so very, very nice job and i know there's people in this room behind me who are also helping so very complex, very impressive. some interesting aspects having nothing to do with the project was the land trade and then kind of i enjoyed the old the picture of the 1910 original building. so i look forward to the project starting and then of course when it's completed. good to see you all. thank you. thank you very much for coming. all right. please open the site and to public comment. >> thank you. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment in person on item seven the capital project update the ingleside police station may line up against the wall to the audience left and if commenting from outside the chamber press the raise your hand button in the webinar or press star three on your phone to be recognized and we do not have any callers. >> great. thank you. i did i'm sorry captain harvey, i did h

in part, lee harvey oswald was on the radar of the cia, he lived in russia.ust telling you and then he went down to mexico to the soviet embassy so i think we will find out the cia and fbi were not as proactive as they could have been in the captain on the radar in terms of monitoring, i think this would have been prevented and history changed. i apologize for getting serious on your show. [laughter] >> i grew up with his college classmates mom and he sent me a video. [laughter] horrible. jfk is driver shooting him. >> i'm here to dispel some myths. [laughter] we can dispel that one. >> we do have a right to know, i don't think we will find out if something nefarious happened like the government is involved, it's not in an e-mail like we are killing him on tuesday. >> they tried to do the same thing to trump. nobody would be surprised. we've been bombarded with conspiracy theories that came true. this is pretty low conspiracy theory. >> there's no smoking on. i can almost guarantee it's not going to satisfy those who believe otherwise. >> it's worth pointing

christopher harvey from wells fargo.ck update on stories elsewhere this morning with dani burger. dani: crypto recoup some of the losses over the weekend after president trump posted yesterday about his plan for a strategic reserve that includes more tokens. many of the details are unknown including how much the government will actually buy and how the purchases would be funded. kroger chairman chairman and ceo rodney mcmullen resides after an investigation into his personal conduct. the company confirmed it did not relate to operations or financial performance and did not involve kroger associates. the board has put in place and interim ceo. fulham beats manchester united on penalty kicks. bruno fernandez tied things up. the goalkeeper saved two penalties to win the shootout 4-3. they will place crystal palace in the next round. jonathan: i told you, watching the game yesterday, no idea why. absolutely dreadful. such low quality football. they looked like a team about to get relegated. no emotion in the game. lisa: but

one person sadly swept out to sea, lost their life up in the sonoma county and reyna harvey here in the studio to walk us through what happened. absolute tragedy. the national weather service is saying. >> there's a potential for these ways to sneak up on you and pull you out to sea. you're looking at video from pacifica. this is pretty early this morning. those dangerous sneaker waves could reach up to 20 feet today. the national weather service urging people stay out of the water. so like you mentioned, the north bay, one person died after they were hit by a wave. pull them out into the ocean. he was at gerson, cold with another person. this is right near jenner on sunday. according to the sonoma county sheriff's office deputies and a helicopterhey spotted in the water down below was rescued and then flown to the shore. first gave him cpr. the sheriff's office says he was pronounced dead about an hour later. they haven't released his name just yet. this tragedy is a reminder just how serious these weather alerts are. the last place you want to end up is in the cold ocean stuck in a ri

the council passed a resolution to restore the services and reyna harvey has more. yanez rise. a little bit of good news. the oakland city council unanimously passed a resolution last night. reopen stations 10. 25 28 sometime in the coming weeks. stations. 25 28 close in january. and they were slated to stay closed until june moss station 10 has actually been closed renovations since 2022. oakland's fire chief damon covington spoke what this means for safety in our community. it's about the safety of the community. >> then the fire safe city making sure that when our citizens call 9-1-1, we can show up with reasonable amount of time to do our job. >> members act under and rebecca kaplan introduced a measure that would set aside 2 million dollars to reopen the fire stations. now the bill comes just a week after the council announced 4 stations currently slated for closure this month will now stay open. that's the very latest. we'll send it back to bill to the desk. >> thanks a lot, ryan. it's 10, 0, 9, and vga workers are not going to go on strike, at least for now. so that's go

harvey here to explain, yeah. exactly. so the war on terror escalating between the u.s. and their key trading partners. president trump's tariffs on mexico and canada and china all went into effect at midnight as you can see right next to me, the prices are going to impact goods being imported from mexico into the u.s. like avocado lows and imports from canada like energy. meantime, let's talk about china. they've announced that allen tory tears of up to 15% on imports of key u.s. farm products like wheat, corn cotton, as well as chicken pork soin beef. the latest tariffs are due to take effect on march 10th. this is on the heels of president trump's order to raise tariffs on imports of chinese products to 20% across the board. meantime, president trump said the tariffs on canada and mexico are to force the 2 u.s. neighbors to step their fight against fentanyl trafficking, stop illegal immigration. we just talked to george noceti of morgan stanley wealth management. we're going find out how quickly the stairs could hit your wallet. >> know it's it's gonna it's gonna happ

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and doctor benjamin harvey says it takes two humans and machines to satisfy customers after they close the deals, they're now saying, okay, from a customer success perspective, here's a specific area, a certain use case that we can apply the fully autonomous ai capability to, to really drive efficiencies as well, which makes sense. companies are using ai to become more efficient. i think it means that leaders are paying attention to this incredible shift in technology and capability. but what do statements, like benioff say to his human workers? i think it's unfortunate that he refers to these a.i. artificial intelligence agents as digital workers, for example. i think anthropomorphizing technology really loses sight of the value that human beings bring to the workforce. and lastly, companies often say they're replacing lower level jobs with ai botots. but aren't those lower level jobs how we humans get into the workforce in the first place? i'm scott budman, nbc bay area news. on the peninsula today, protesters made their voices heard against elon musk. dozens of people gathered outsi

will, is steve with cough under this initiative, the fuse would remain in place during the move them harvey my a rama, the jewish pos over period. how much isn't so i think there really is half of the house is on the 1st day of the 5, the rest to be free. it was a pub interest is negotiated. however, the group return to the israel deviation from the original agreement, which cooled for all hostages to be able to use an exchange for a full r d f withdrawal. how much the issues is one of quote, cheap black male over is located a few minutes here, an aide and a mediator has to intervene, while egypt to keep play it immunizations, condoned israel's decision. on this slide, here's what i was paid, sort of an old aid for mentoring gaza indonesia has initiated to the campaign to raise $200000000.00. the humanitarian assistance to pass i of the size of the fundraising campaign coincides with the most of them who loves romance, which is currently ongoing. the initiative is being supported by engine easiest for ministry. and together with them is that makes globalization and the national owns agency,

but the what we're doing now is to cut a you into a wanda, the relevant old harvey is, will take care of them and we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. those accused of having participated in the genocide will be tried as such for just those implicated another crimes would be hard for the most interesting. they will be central, a total for training and civilian reintegration. rescue as in india is also icons states over covered full bodies from the side of an avalanche. on friday, it brings the total death toll from the disaster to age, the avalanche hit the remote area in northern india and the human last. that's a kind is increasingly prone to flash floods on land slides. she to rise in global temperatures. a or us aircraft carrier has stopped in south korea days off to north korea, tested cruise missiles. the south korea navy says the arrival of the vessel does the display of a minifee partnership in the country. north korean threats in the past field young has viewed such military deployments as before because they have responded with miss alt test. talk to is tr

depends on the united states, according to the lensky and in the yet another conformation is lensky harvey took anything away from the heated exchange at the white house. she said that his relationship with trump can still be saved, taking this. and so i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology and all i respect president and our staff to american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something, but i think maybe sometimes for some, some, some things we have to discuss out of out of media with all due respect to democracy and to a free medium i'd, there are things that we have to understand the position of ukraine and ukrainians present. lensky also made an effort to look entirely on stays by his complete the restoration of the white house on friday, and just sent in a social media post the american president, congress and the american people for support. uh, at the moment it looks like only a few people in europe a half years back as, as the landscape travels back ac

the relevant old harvey is will take care of payment. we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. what those accused of having participated in the genocide will be tried as such with just those implicated another crime. so it'd be hard to ask for the most interesting. they'll be central a total for training in sibley and reintegration. open 300000 unemployed senegalese. all applying for seasonal visas to work on spanish phones ahead of the harvest. spain is expanding its migration programs to tackle labor shortages and cub legal migration bought with only $350.00 spots available. competition is 5th. nicholas hoc reports from the village of tucker green in senegal. if only there was a well in the village of that again. then abdul aziz and joe, i would not be trying to go to spain pcs in his fields and tap possibilities. songs about the water, he says, is like a magic turning sand into crops, sup, zip, a purple sheet. i can grow salads, carrots, beans, and onions. i could in enough to feed my family and not have to go to you, h

interviewer: so, megrahi's the lee harvey oswald? yeah.nd abdulbasset al-megrahi's villa in an upmarket part of town. we're gonna knock on the door, see if we can get any answer. i saw him on his deathbed in tripoli, and he was hooked up to oxygen. the family passionately telling you he wasn't responsible. but part of you feels, "surely this must be true?" but the circumstantial evidence speaks very strongly for his involvement. and the libyan government's willingness to sacrifice him? absolutely. (church bell tolls) newsreader: a major breakthrough in the decades-long investigation into the bombing of pan am flight 103. the man accused of making the explosive device is now in us custody... reporter: the man accused of building the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland, in 1988, making his first appearance in a us court. interviewer: what do you make of the latest development -in the story? dick: mr. masud? we got his name about the same time as we got megrahi's name from the cia. masud allegedly was a long-time liby

now harvey, that was the last of suspense of suspense, rather about these tires. but then the president made an announcement tell us more of what he's been say. yeah, sure. seems like this is the final word of us present in donald trump at the clock is still ticking. i point out there still 7 hours before this midnight deadline in washington. but the last word, as you heard, was out of here in about an hour ago from president trumping, which he said there is no room his words for more negotiations. and yes, these 25 percent terrace on mexico and on canada, we'll check in and on that news, the us stock markets and bro sharply and a decrease. they closed the s and p was down 2 percent. the dow jones was down one and a half percent, which is really reflecting of the political gamble that trump is taking in taking these tariffs. he justified them in that press conference saying that sentinel, he says this quote flowing over the border. that's the spike number showing otherwise, and he also has mentioned, just as you heard, that he wants these countries to bring their

but i just want to get a last question from harvey. i have in terms of how palestinians themselves, both on the west by and kind of guys are seeing the situation that is unfolding in gaza. do you think the palestinians do see any sort of optimism for a future in guys or do the csc as far or as a return toward inevitable? looked like just to make a few points. i think many people are very concerned, not just them. what that return to the general side of the more in gossip, but also they what's happening here in the westbound and i think that the students feel totally abundant. they're particularly way in the western world. you appealing to just a few days ago, a welcome. thank you, bill side of this, really for a minister with a red carpet. impressive, a why peace boss this one button at the national court of justice when palestinians go to the best organization. some type of make points to diplomacy, en, eh, and legal organizations. they're looking just, we're not supported. it, we have you appear in countries world coming, but it's, i

me, you basically brought trump to power this kind of conspiracy is this kind of cultural politics harvey a middle day in argentina says we have to fight the culture war every day. there is in the trenches going after the teachers going after abortion rights going after, you know, passing lawyers limit who, you know, the place severe restrictions on, on, on, on, on transgender people expressing themselves and transitioning. so there's, there's co trouble politics within latin america that, that is very familiar to the united states and, and trump has the potential to kind of build on that. but at the same time though, he, by doing things like saying he's going to take back the panama canal by force that he's gonna rename. and you know, the, the gulf of the gulf of mexico, the gulf of america that he's going to seize greenland. it awakens a certain kind of man time period was sent in in latin america kind of reaction. and we've got the, the, the ideal of sovereignty is very cherished in latin america. and it's cherish because they had to live in the shadow of the, of an expanding united st

the trump wanted to secure was the landscape afford old and so harvey wrong at the white house last friday. while it was very much the band with the, with a key, but it wasn't the wouldn't be able to overcome the bundle of agents, which obviously possibly, and what happened in the, in the white house and put the interest of the people. busy does that deal would be able to be able to so what, what is recoverable would be able to be salvage them down and we went get a sort of see radio. busy a transform ation, if not, if your brain will bill out up into the, into the hands of the russians and the europeans. well, we will see continuation of, uh, all of the companies that i think you around the ukraine one way or another will, it will end up later on on the wisdom side. alexi, i'm are happy. i'm going to go to get your thoughts and you analysis for next week . thank you for talking to us. and now russia continues to insist it will accept a peace deal, but only on its terms. most goals are dismissed. suggestions of european troops on the ground in ukraine after the conflict ends up to 00 to sh

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hill was standing on the left front running board of a trail vehicle when lee harvey oswald opened fireto the trunk of the kennedys' limousine pushing the first lady into the back seat and throwing his body on top of her and the fallen president. as the car sped to parkland memorial hospital, agent hill took off his jacket and wrapped it around the president's head. though lauded widely for his bravery and awarded the department's highest honor, him was haunted by that terrible day as he described in a 1975 interview with "60 minutes." >> i have a great deal of guilt about that. had i turned in a different direction, i'd have made it. that was my fault. >> adopted as a child by a family in washburn, north dakota, hill joined the secret service in 1958 after serving as a counterintelligence officer in the army. he protected president eisenhower before his assignment to mrs. kennedy following her husband's election in 1960. after the assassination, hill continued to protect kennedy and her children, becoming a close friend of the family. he then served as special agent for president johns

commission gets to work and it produces its report and the report in the end, concludes that it was lee harvey oswald was a lone assassin who committed this horrendous crime and an outlines how it was done and initially this warren commission receives great praise. it's seen as having produced something definitive and solid and johnson gets a lot of praise early on, although that will quickly change as questions, rumors and more start to circulate about gaps in the report and the way the commission did its work. did those different opinions about what happened start pretty early? yeah, they start very early and there's a lot of anti johnson, you know, material that comes out even during the campaign and you start to see publications and again some of its local level conspiracy kind of arguments, some of its actual publication, and it doesn't take long for the initial, you know, high watermarks that it was given to turn into criticism and speculation. again, even though through this day the findings have still held and even though there's many people who challenge it, there still has not been a

. >> back at it again for another great a harvey before you head out, you need to know how the weather is going to be today. jon travel has you covered? good morning, john. hay rain. we got it in this forecast which includes a cool next few days and the opportunity. >> of a few light showers across the bay area, especially tomorrow night into early thursday after that warming things back up for a couple days as epo looking. alright, this morning, we do have a relatively calm situation compared to the strong winds that we had the previous evening in early yesterdcy. we do see a little bit of green on the radar here in that does include some isolated showers that are making their way out towards guerneville monte rio spots like bolinas pay those areas out along the coastline in marin and sonoma counties seeing a couple of light sprinkles this morning for the most part. what we do have is going to be dry conditions. but do watch for a few of these and i'll be keeping you updated if you do see any rainfall today, it is going to be so so light and a very brief at that. as for temperatures w

we got reyna harvey there in the traffic center, checking out the drive. we've got our photo journalist julia sevens in san jose giving us a look at road conditions there. and john, so far, sub in the south bay that's getting the brunt of this. yeah. yeah. mostly a south bay centric system here. that means north bay. you don't get really a drop today and the rest of us even. >> further south of the peninsula in the east bay, just a few sprinkles earlier on this morning. and it's already retreating further and further southward. san jose right here still wet. we are seeing that shower activity just taking on for the south bay at this point. >> you can see that we've even got some sunshine on the way towards the afternoon for some of us in the north bay. now where we're sitting right now, it's just light showers at most. and that's for san jose. once you head out towards tracy, though, we have some heavy rain out that direction. last night. rainfall was very much so concentrated on the central coast in the central valley. those are areas that really need it.

well, good monday morning to thank you for waking up with his bride earlier on march 3rd, reyna harvey, before you head out, you're probably wondering. >> we be as nice as it was yesterday, john? john trail has an updated look at that. one last week was so nice and mild the weekend. we got a little bit cool again, a little bit brisk in a few areas and even a few showers. most of our heavier rainfall was in the south bay over the weekend with the santa cruz mountains releasing a healthy dose of rainfall areas further northward, hardly anything at all. we're sitting this morning. we do have some windy conditions. winds last night gusting as high as 40 miles per hour in a few spots. you can see the golden gate and bay bridges without any impediment. so we definitely are seeing a cool, just clear, crisp morning, the sierra side decent amount of snowfall over the weekend. you're still seeing some snow, especially for the southern sierra nevada, which really needed it the most. so this last storm system and the ones ahead of us are impacting the areas that really desperately need that rainfa

. >> reyna harvey. all right. let's dive into that forecast. lot of changes happen, especially with the rain. good morning, john. yeah. and rainfall for the south bay this morning, especially south of san jose were up in the santa cruz mountains. we're actually going to see a lot of rainfall that will be also centered up on the central coast here at the bay bridge is dry, but it is pretty windy. you can see those flags moving. >> today is going to be a day that doesn't bring a lot to the north bay but brings quite a significant amount of rainfall to areas further south. you can see that 50, 50 split going on right now in rainfall is going to be pretty concentrated south of the golden gate bridge south of contra costa county. so areas the further south you go like san jose specially down further south to morgan hill. that's where we're going to be seeing heavy amounts of it up north. maybe just a couple sprinkles. but here's the good news about that. rain. see the heavy yellow areas that's out in the central valley. those are areas that desperat

we've got reyna harvey in the traffic center, checking things out as you can see, we've got photojournalistng to get a live look at the roads there this morning. but first, let's go to john in the weather center going there, guys. yeah, we definitely had the heavier rainfall down in the south bay comparatively elsewhere. pretty dry. the golden gate bridge hasen

we've got reyna harvey in the traffic center, checking things out as you can see, we've got photojournalist yulia sevens in san jose. we're going to get a live look at the roads there this morning. but first, let's go to john in the weather center going there, guys. yeah, we definitely had the heavier rainfall down in the south bay comparatively elsewhere. pretty dry. the golden gate bridge hasn't seen a drop in that just yet. we're looking at here at san jose where that rainfall has been falling pretty consistently. we've been seeing it overnight across the central coast. you can see those areas in yellow and orange. those are your heavy spots of rain down along the specially the big sur coastline zooming in across the bay itself. very dry north of the golden gate. once you head south of mostly the dumbarton bridge, that's where you're seeing it coming down. so much of the peninsula. san francisco, oakland hasn't seen much of anything yet. once you get south of san mateo, it's been a few sprinkles. most of our heavier rainfall even down into the santa clara valley, san jose southward down

this along with my acting text book as a as a as a freshman in in college we did an event with david harvey on at cuny, which was wonderful. and he's a wonderful human being and a great reader of capital. he said, you know, of 50 years teaching this, he's had sociology, he's had literary people and philosophers and all sorts of people, activists. but he never had a single economist in any of his classes. teaching with the new book, which i'm doing now. have you done yet? are you doing that as well? yeah. good job. well, teaching with the new book is a it's interesting because people come in with a kind of ghostly remainder of previous vocabularies and so you to work towards the the gelatinous blob and you have to work towards the lively rhetoric and you have to work against some of the, um, the, the myths about marx and the book helps you to do that. but that's a different kind of work than people would had teaching the book before. anything you want to add their final words, um well, i'm teaching it as well. uh, it, um, i, i find that doing it in this version, i'm to sound like i'm just no

i'm a parent at harvey milk civil rights academy. you've said you want to cut as far away from students as possible but that's not what your proposed budget does. why aren't you selling or leasing unused property? why are you still using high interest high fees, short term loans? where are the central office cuts we've been talking about? you should do all of this before you cut any student facing staff we need this summer our full time social worker of five years. we need ms.. sara, our full time librarian of 14 years. we need coach glen, our full time student advisor of 26 years. these are critical support staff who support our children and their families face to face every day they create stability and belonging that allow our school to serve the whole child. we cannot attract and retain families that sfd so desperately needs without the support staff our schools need . i understand you need to make cuts so let us choose where to make them allow us to have a part time instructional coach and a full time social worker allow sight d

i'm one of the vice presidents of the harvey milk democratic club. i want to thank supervisor fielder and melgar for your courage and i'm really feeling anxious about this because i know some folks on this board and i don't really like to put myself out there when i was reading i mean i do i've done it too much in the past and i kind of want to get away from that. but when i was reading this to my boyfriend he was like do you want to put a target on your back? >> and here i go. so here's some quotes. a system that rewards corruption that's what we have. it's time to turn the page on corruption in san francisco. our residents and taxpayers deserve accountable effective leadership. no more backroom deals, conflicts of interests or broken promises. we cannot continue to do the things the same way they've been done because we're going to get the same results. you can't solve the problem when you are part of the problem. >> those are all daniel lurie we all know we all know that this vote is at its core about taking power from someone who put truth to pow

i stand here before you a proud practiced yait of the harvey ste founder of the firestone tire and rubber company. and yes, we are proud as a sea of akron to honor the legacy of rubber workers as the centerpiece of downtown akron's main street corridor. you can found a statue of a rubber factory worker standing tall in commemoration of their contributions to our community that is 200 years old this year. but unfortunately, a generation later, we know now that the stories of too many workers and families included cancer, asthma, and other respiratory illnesses. decades without adequate regulation of toxic emissions from these plants have taken a serious toll on the akron community. studies from the 1980's found increased risk of leukemia among rubber plant workers in akron and respiratory illnesses in children nearby rubber plants. goodyear st. mary's plant had vinyl chloride into the environment in close proximity to a boy scouts camp and an akron plant that vented dust contaminated with asbestos into surrounding neighborhoods. it should nobody surprise that asthma and cancer remain chall