but it's it's interesting to see really what jackson in jackson's case, obviously, in 1833, it doesn't come to that and the nation doesn't end up descending a war at that time. but, you know, some two and a half decades later, that actually comes to pass such a fascinating connection between jackson to lincoln and michael gerhardt. you're just the person to help amplify on that with your great on lincoln's mentors as as your studies in van buren eight was recently looking for the source of the famous of the gettysburg address of people, by the people for the people. i as many of you written that it was theodore parker's 50 pamphlet, a unitarian minister used to find demarco casey as government of all the people. by all the people. for all the people. but that phrase one people as best as can reconstruct it comes first from john jay in the federalist than john marshall in coningsby. then daniel webster picks up and then it goes to parker and lincoln, but gerhardt, help us understand the evolution. jackson's second inaugural through van buren to lincoln and the evolving sense of one peop

member jackson yes. member preston yes. member shifrin yes. member martinez absent member walton yes. >> chair williams yes. thank you. the motion passes. >> all right. so the community impact is on roll has been reactivated. >> is there any nominations for the roll at this time i'll nominate member jackson well second, do you accept the nomination member jackson no. oh dear. of course i was separated. >> i just asked that so walk with me through this. >> you know next couple of months is big for myself but i'm a team player, man. >> so call the play and i'll run it. all right. >> so we'll go to public comment. can members of the public who wish to provide public comment in person please line up at the podium now. members of the public who wish would provide public comment over the phone please refer to the instructions posted at s.f. dot gov slash otoh wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. each person will have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in-person public comment followed by public

we're partnering with friends of jackson playground. you know we're still working on funding and fundraising but the new mural was inspired by the colors of the san francisco bay features overlapping and contrasting circles to reflect movement and vibrancy symbolizing the energy of basketball. >> this was a generous in-kind donation from the courtside foundation diluted over approximately $50,000. and you know, we've done this on a handful of our courts. these murals on basketball courts are really special. they make you know, they really create stewardship within the community and and are exciting. so thanks to victor. thanks to the friends of jackson playground and more to come in that great space. >> lastly, a little update on what's happening out at ocean beach and the great highway as we continue to plan for the park opening later this spring. i do want to highlight a really recent and significant volunteer event that was held along the beach. we had over 100 volunteers who attended a dune replanting event which prioritized replant

and so and so they george jackson is very valuable to the black guerilla family because he considered a military genius by them. he had red. so at the time of his murder there's a there's a famous list of books that were way high that were found in his cell. and you can you can look up that list if you're interested in what he was. but he was reading he was reading mao. he was reading, you know, his first geologist. right? he's reading marx. he's reading durkheim. he was reading dubois. so he had this he was considered extremely valuable. he had read he knew how to apply this to the prison context and make sense of what they were surviving. he also was very good, just like nolan, of mobilizing people across other racial groups. he was good at convincing, for example, other in incarcerated people who were not black that, hey, the department is benefiting by us fighting each other because we're not focusing our attention on them. we're focusing our attention on each other. and by doing this, we are allowing them to control us. it's very easy to control us. but if we actually think toget

hallie jackson has the story. >> you want to become a dancer? fame has inspired generations of fans. >> congratulations, sweetheart. >> rorter: and the award-winning star of the big and small screen? >> nice to see you, today. >> reporter: now spreading joy. >> go and have a good class. >> reporter: in a new way, by bringing free dance class through her dance academy to communities devastated by january's deadly california wildfires. >> i said i have to create something for the people that are suffering. and, if we could bring so many different communities together to commune, to dance, we could make a difference. >> reporter: for debbie, helping here is not just a privilege. it's personal. when california's palisades wildfire roared near her home, she, like so many others, had to evacuate. >> you know, we're used to fires. but this one was different. my mom is 101 years old. and there was no taking pause to be safe with her. i could see from the back yard the red sky and the fires. and i said, baby, we got to get out of here. we got to go. >> r

great adventure in jackson, new jersey has been officially retired. there goes the bride was imploded this morning after bringing joy to countless writers for nearly 2 decades. remember when they built this was once the tallest fastest roller coaster in the world. but it's out with the old in with the noon as the saying goes 6 flags says it will be launching the country's first super boomerang coaster in 20. 26, what is the king to cot? no, absolutely not. i think by buddy send you like straight up right yeah, i can see that. and if you had like a cell phone or something in your pocket and it wasn't hook that, yeah, yeah. yeah. see you later on down like there either by. >> all right. still ahead in sports, major league baseball spring training in full swing sports director scott reese sports director scott reese says more coming. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000

i'm hallie jackson. for all of us here at nbc, thanks for watching and have a great week.

and the american compact magazines, and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron poll institute for peace and prosperity. hard gentleman cross lock rules and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early as for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a difference, a piece plan. there is no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel. well, i think it's a big problem. the deputy for administer. russia has been saying this week re up cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. um. i mean, on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly positive turner relations between the us and russia. we've talked many times, peter, when we were on the verge of nuclear war and it doesn't seem we are that way ri

. >> hi, i'm jay jackson. for almost 20 years, abacus life has been purchasing life insurance policies for seniors. and in just seconds, you can use the free calculator@abacus.com to learn what your policy might be worth. >> for many of my clients selling their life insurance to abacus was right for them and their estate plan. >> don't sell or lapse your policy without going to abacus.com first. there are no fees and no obligations. get the real value from your life insurance when you need it. with abacus. >> when i started brightstar care, i had one focus to provide a higher standard of care. safe, reliable, nurse led care right? in people's homes. that's been my goal for 20 years. and it always will be. now local agencies are looking for experienced nurses and caregivers who have the passion it takes to deliver that higher standard of care. >> one second, grandma, this guy's going to buy my car. okay, you. >> need carvana. >> entering plate number. >> no accidents. right? no generating offer. >> carvana can.

where you see the shading here directly between shreveport and jackson, we'll be monitoring this veryly for the potential kate of winds in excess of 111mph this spring tornado season just starting to ramp up. >> jeez, louise, we've got a lot to be tracking, and it's going to be great for you and the team using all of these new technologies to bring this to everybody. thank you so much, derek. really appreciate it. john. >> it's like the matrix. where is the line between reality and imagination? >> i don't even know. is derek even a real man? >> i don't know, there is no spoon. >> right. >> this morning more winning for the new look lakers. cnn sports anchor coy wire is here with us in reality. coy, you're definitely there. i know you're there. >> there's lots of glitches. >> in this. >> system. >> though, john. i'll do my. >> best for you this morning. hey, lebron, luka and the lakers. looking lovely lately. they are seven and two now. the two seed in the west. since that doncic trade. lebron needing just 18 points against the clippers to become the first in nba history to reach 50,00

justice jackson? thank you, counsel. >> mr. geiser. >> chief justice, may please occur, ohio agrees it is wrong to hold some litigants to a higher standard because of their protected characteristics. but that is not happened in this case. when governor dewine tooke in january 2019 and appointed a new cabinet level director of the ohio department of youth services, the juvenile correction system, the petitioner was an unclassified civilvant, effectively a political appointeer claims the department took two adverse action against her in the first five months, denying her a promotion and demoting her because of her sexual establish that anybody was not motivated by sexual otion or even knew her sexual orientation, nor the otion of the unclassified political appoines that she points to as comparers. she failed to make out a prima facie case under the first step mcdonnell douglas that should apply for title vi she did provide evidence that, if otherwise unexplained, raise it an inference of discrimination. whether that evidentiary s

jackson: he thought that he had the moral high ground.ieve there's any cloud that hangs over me. -man: governor, governor-- -well, getting back to that, can we discuss your-- i think there's nothing but sunshine hanging over me. he didn't show any of the humility or anything. you just can't stick your finger in the eye of the federal government. let me reassert to all of you once more that i am not guilty of any criminal wrongdoing, that i'm confident that at the end of the day, i will be, uh, properly, uh, exonerated. [reporters speaking at once] i represented rod blagojevich in two of his criminal trials. i mean, he wanted to fight his case. he believed he was innocent, and he was working to that end to try and prove his innocence. anyone who believes that this was a selling of some senate seat doesn't understand politics. every single day in politics, that is what happens, is this horse-trading. and if you really listen to this in context, what you heard was talking with various people, getting annoyed, talking about nonsense, and then

the archive saves the material of sophia peabody and jackson emerson because they're married, famous people. but we're that that that archive has, in fact, survived and that we can we can read her letters and and and and her wonderful bible she wrote, which a a satiric screed against the selfishness transcendentalism, but the important thing to know about lydia jackson emerson is that without her, emerson would have been much slower come around to social. she an abolitionist ten years before emerson was an abolitionist, she she is the person who convinced him in 1836 to write the to in protest of the removal of cherokee people to what's now oklahoma. she was she did not write as much as the other women that i've discussed did but her maybe even stronger than them in that she she constantly served as kind of a moral for her husband. and emerson's journals are filled with these wonderful moments. he's like saying, --, wants me to, you know, speak at the abolitionist convention. and he and he will say, no, i'm not going to do it. and then two or three days later, he's like, okay, she, y

an hour kron 4 footer, gentle as malcolm jackson was there. >> try to statements a reader.ever says the a's have said what we do know a little bit in lead left but the ball is really are reading here like and they've their ballpark in the heart west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse with. easy. it just painted it as mural on the side of it like see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i do now more than ever. it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of

golfers journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside. >> try to statements a reader no one ever since the days of said what we do know, clinton immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse season. it just painted it as mural on the side of it like can see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i now more than ever it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fans we h

in our photo journalist malcolm jackson was there. >> try to statements a reader.s have said will remain open then immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse with. easy. it just painted as mural on the side of it like can see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i now more than ever it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fans

and and david will come around or jackson will come around with the microphone. if you'll stand a raise, hand. oh, one second if you would. oh, never never mind. so regarding was maggie is she was she collateral damage or was she ever part of his motive? and what was the motive? the question is, what about, maggie, on the night of the homicides was collateral damage or was she which did he intend to kill her? you know, i think there are people in martin's is one, i think, who says in the book that she was collateral damage. yes and no. he lured her there. you will see that afternoon that the timeline is so tight. alec, confronted by the law firm administer his friends since high school or frenemy since school she called a -- artist on the record in court so i guess i can say that too. but she had confronted that afternoon about 725,007 or 92,000 missing dollars, and he put her off. so was looming and then he it june 7th 2021 on june 10th he had a hearing and the beech case where after stalling two years he was finally going have to put up his financials. so those

for a photo journalist, malcolm jackson takes us inside.urger. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that staying open. we're still not soft open that we have over a full year. we just training pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area-based. why not say we didn't want all you got to places so many years when why water away the attention put your money, unity, >> i'm scared me all i think this hearing about i want to 6.41. right coming up on the kron 4 morning news. animal organizations are partnering up to try to stop a part outbreak is happening in san francisco will tell you we can do for free to help your pet. and after break, a lot of people gathering oakland to honor the town's vibrant honor the town's vibrant sports huge news. you can get a son of (bass) for just 3 bucks. wait... i said son of (bass). son of (bass). son of (bass). look at the words. son of baconator is three dollars. ogh thank you. for bacon that just won't quit, gotta be wendy's.

sheila jackson lee had sat in for so long, and you were mayor at the time, so you certainly have a view of these issues from texas, where a lot of these issues are absolutely front and center. yesterday, the pentagon announced that about 3000 more active duty troops will be sent to the us mexico border, bringing the total number around 9000. they will be bringing along armored attack vehicles like the ones used in iraq, as well as a helicopter battalion. do you think this strategy is an effective and appropriate use of our armed forces? no. >> it is not. i do think it's effective if you're trying to put on a show. a lot of splash, a production. you can get that. but in terms of utilizing our military forces and placing them on the border, i do not see the utilitarian value of that. even under president biden, those numbers were starting to go down, not up. they were going down. so this is just a continuation thereof. and but if you if you want to put a production on, if you want to go and round up immigrants and put them on a military plane rather than a commercial airliner, you can do

. >> jay jackson. for almost 20 years. abacus life has been purchasing life insurance policies for seniors. and in just seconds, you can use the free. >> calculator at. >> abacus.com to learn what your policy might be worth. >> for many of my clients selling their life insurance to abacus was right for them and their estate plan. >> don't sell. >> or lapse your policy without going to abacus.com first. there are no fees and no obligations. get the real value from your life insurance when you need it. with abacus. >> whether you're a professional driver or just a fan, vehicle breakdowns are costly. >> it started tugging. >> it started making some really weird noises. >> the last thing i remember is just the engine cut out. >> if your check. >> engine light comes on tomorrow. >> the repair could easily cost thousands. >> is that transmission? >> it's an exhaust leak. >> broken axle. >> but with endurance. >> you could never pay out of pocket for a costly. >> repair again. >> they covered. >> a $14,000 engine replacement. >>

one of the marchers was jackson benavides. he told us for him, immigrant rights are personal. >>>>it's for my parents. they brought me here they just want something better for me. we shall not be moved. >anne>people gathering. in maryland to speak and sing out. against the firings of hundreds of staffers from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. about 800 workers there were fired. an official telling cbs news that those layoffs totaled about 5% of the agency's staff. and this was the scene outside the consumer financial protection bureau today. union workers rallying after they say the trump administration ordered all of them to stop nearly all of their work, effectively shutting down the agency. coming up in a bit, we are going to speak with cbs news director of elections and surveys anthony salvanto on some of the recent polling numbers for the president to get a wider perspective there. but right now, a high surf advisory is in effect along bay area shorelines. that is going on through 9:00 tonight. a small craft advisory is also in effect. these are the wav

hallie jackson sat down with the ceo. >> reporter: the head of chipotle these days feeling optimisticdel at their 3700 restaurants across the country? fresh food served with a smile at a fair price. and it's the price, whether at chipotle or anywhere else customers think about. >> we're all vying for the same wallet with the consumer. >> reporter: that's the kind of thing g that keeps him up at night, economic pressures and inflation, and the potential for new tariffs on canada and mexico. those tariffs could roll out as early as this week, which could mean higher prices on things like avocados and tomatoes. >> we don't think it's fair to pass those costs on to the consumer. >> reporter: if it starts to cost you more, you're not going to pass that cost on to your customer? >> i can't say we wouldn't ever, hallie, but it is our intent as we sit here today to absorb those costs. >> reporter: also thinking about immigration and how new policies might affect the company and its workers. >> we believe in a sustainable solution for immigration reform long term. >> reporter: have you seen an

our kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us there. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said will clinton immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse easy. it just painted as mural on the side of it like can see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i now more than ever it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type

and the black participants, particularly the ones in this study, which were often from jackson, mississippiad fewer educational opportunities. the other thing that happened is vascular risk factors are connected to dementia risk. black participants had more hypertension, more diabetes, more obesity, and possibly somewhat less treatment for those conditions increasing their risk. john: is the health care system ready for this surge in dementia cases? dr. coresh: i think we're already struggling with the number of dementia cases we have. i think we need to think about how to adjust to our aging population, which would include both trying to reduce the risk of dementia through some of the risk factors i talked about and we need to make sure older adults are allowed and able to stay productive and are not socially isolated, which is another risk factor for dementia. at older ages we need to have care and partnerships between care facilities, care team, health care teams and families. there is a lot of work to do. john: what is the link between hearing and developing dementia? dr. coresh: we spe

. >> hi, i'm jay jackson. for almost 20 years, abacus life has been purchasing life insurance policies for seniors. and in just seconds, you can use the free calculator at abacus.com to learn what your policy might be worth. >> for many of my clients selling their life insurance to abacus was right for them and their estate plan. >> don't sell or lapse your policy without going to abacus.com first. there are no fees and no obligations. get the real value from your life insurance when you need it. with abacus. >> when it comes to rooting. >> out. >> corruption. >> do the fbi's. ends justify the means? >> it was humiliating. >> it's an embarrassment for the country. >> the united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn. >> the scene in south carolina over the weekend, emergency responders, residents rushing to get out of the way of fast burning fires that erupted there. one forest fire near myrtle beach has burned upwards of 1600 acres and is about 30% contained now, residents who were evacuated

foods is celebrating the soft opening of his new smashburger venture kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside high fever. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that stay open. we're still not soft open that we reduced training. pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area why not say we didn't want all other places so many years when why water away the attention of put your money, unity, >> well, that looks absolutely delicious. looks like a great spot to check out and i can't wait to like to have a grand opening soon. well, that's all we have for kron. 4 news at 11. you can always find the latest news on our website. >> kron 4 dot com and on the kron. 4 news have a great kron. 4 news have a great night. (humming) behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? ah. huh. well, behold the pepperoni and grilled chicken...? what the? (clears throat) behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and bacon pizza from round table! three magnificent toppings grilled chicken, pepperoni, and sizzling bac

and jackson streets. this is a friend of. the house in later years after the lincolns built onto it. so it didn't start out to be quite such a large, nice home. abraham and mary lincoln. by all accounts, did seem to have a close and loving relationship, but it was also bit of a combative one. their fights were legendary. there was one account of mary chasing abraham lincoln down, the street with a butcher knife. lincoln, for his part seemed not to be too worried by her outburst. in at one point, he told a friend, well, if you knew how much good that eruption did, what a relief to her and. if you knew her as well as i do, you would be glad she had an opportunity to explode. certainly mary had we know she dealt with headaches throughout, her life, migraine headaches. she was rather a high, strong, strong. but lincoln was not a perfect person either. he could be rather suave and unkempt. he was also prone to depression and was known for inviting over to the house or clients over to the house without any advance warning. mary so

judge amy berman jackson is a huge radical in washington appointed by obama.ced the reinstatement of the so-called watchdog fired by trumper to see how they are micromanaging? the executive branch is tied up managed a massive bureaucracy that ithat's not even constitutt by the way none of these judges are too. they're created by the judiciary act. they are createdy congress. so, the one person. by the congress, donald trump and the presidency we are told has no say. has no power nations go bankrupt the debt is going to the ceiling. the currencies going down, he just needs a watch greatly to the honor elected judges, the elected bureaucrats leave it to congress choosing the power of the purse could destroy the country of judge jon mcconnell out of biden boston he blocked the grants and loans. grandma judge appointed by obama blocked a freeze of the government of grants and loans. we have judge person appointed by biden he's blocked the transgender order from the administration. we have judge ingle mayor appointed by obama blocked access to payroll systems to pa

jackson on these step and repeat.ing a really sweet moment, catching up, taking photos. then there was this one. three and a half decades after "when harry met sally," billy crystal matt meg ryan on the oscars stage to present the night's top honor, the award for best picture. and the juiciest reunion of the night had to be about 122 years in the making. how about halle berry giving adrien brody a little payback? recreating the kiss he gave her after winning his first oscar. he did not seem to mind the payback period holiday good luck kiss. it sure did work. >> robin: that had everybody just howling. i love reunions like that. you looked marvelous last night. love what you are wearing today. loved what you were wearing last night as well. you always bring it, my friend. >> lara: thank you, robin. >> robin: much more from the oscars. how about those red carpet trends? must music as well. luke bryan is here performing live, so come on back. can make it hard to break through. i wanted more from my antidepressant. i asked

george washington john adams thomas jefferson james adams, john monroe junk with the adams, andrew jackson as british subjects before the united states declared its independence. >> now you know. >> i did not know that. >> i got interrupted have to get into this earlier today zelenskyy and ukraine suggest that the war was going to go on for a very long time. president trump toasting untrue social america will not put up with this for much longer. the president is annoyed at zelenskyy all over again. that is that for "varney & company". "the big money show" starts right into seconds right about now. ♪

now professor hammer we've looked at some the earlier presidents and their first 100 days andrew jackson grant george washington and we're now in the modern era. time really speeded up, hasn't it? it absolutely has. i mean, in those earlier eras, sometimes the president barely in washington, d.c. or in the nation's by the time that there presidency was getting started, they didn't have a full staff up and running. but by the time you get to franklin roosevelt's not only, is it a much more modern time when? communications are happening much more rapidly, but it is also of the most serious economic emergencies that the nation has ever faced. and roosevelt's believes that he needs to start acting, you know, as soon as he's cleared himself out from a swearing into office that he needs to start to do things. so what you see is congress getting called back into session right away. they're able to get there immediately in order to start passing bills. and even before underway. franklin roosevelt is to make executive actions in order to try to start addressing the crisis. and so there is a real

began to have a lot of stories whether it was tina and then rosa parks or coretta scott king and the jacksonsse. >> and among those was this explosion of successful movies like "how stella got her groove back." did that feel like, finally, here are the roles we've been waiting for? >> yeah. here's the opportunity. here's the opportunity. >> opportunity has been knocking ever since. in 2018 bassett reached a new level of fame and acclaim playing queen romondra in the box office sensation "black panther" starring the late chadwick boseman. what was it like to be in the middle of that phenomenons it grew and grew and grew? >> sometimes you can't make sense of magic. i would go to church and little old ladies would come upp to me i loved that "black panther" movie. >> chadwick was on the show with me in the middle of all of that. i, along with everyone else, didn't know what he was going through at the time. when you look back on working with him in one of his final performances, what does it conjure for you? >> i'm so blessed that i had an opportunity to meet him and to work with him. he was suc

the tweet said looking for some andrew jackson level leadership on this one. the judge has made his decision now let him enforce it. my colleague from missouri suggested that somehow senator durbin was standing up for the decision and i think buried in what he said and what my colleague said was clarity. what are the avenues appropriately available to a litigant which can include the president or the department secretary, what are the avenues available to properly challenge a duly issued federal circuit or district court order and is it ever proper to simply refuse to obey that order? >> thank you, senator. i will answer your second question first. which is what i referenced earlier. there is no hard and fast rule in all instances in which a litigant must comply with all or some or various parts of a judicial decision. it is so fact law in case specific that one could not speak generally. >> in your view, do litigants before a federal court get to choose whether or not to obey a federal court order? >> they can appeal it, they can speak out against it, they ca

i put jackson the hall of fame maybe i'm a little bit too ambivalent on this.llot may be he never gets inducted let the people decide let the sports writers and voters decide if his exploits on the field are worth hall of fame consideration for the truth is they are. you talk about dictatorship, you are that afraid of the people to have the vote? put them on the ballot pickle o you think? >> this is a perfectly trump a moment to publicly bash baseball for dieting and tell them what to do. like a resu resurrected this vey iconic '80s argument from that heyday but the head of the mlb it might be try to get a little more popular taking on this pretty torch espn and this was the guy in charge in 2021 of the all-star game was famously moved from georgia over the lies over his new voting law and he had to admit that was wrong and bring it back in 2025. maybe he is looking for cool points because in just glad and show it when first. [laughter] he considered an appeal in 2015 obviously did not go through with it. this is been something trump has been tweeting about for

our photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us there. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said will clinton in lead left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse it just painted it as mural on the side of it like see the highway. it's like president market like they're revitalizing the area >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i do now more than ever. it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we are the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fan

foods is celebrating the soft opening of his new smashburger venture kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jacksonside. hi fi burger. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that staying open. we're still not soft open that we have over a full year. we just training pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area-based. why not say we didn't want all places so many years when why water away the attention put your money, unity, >> looks pretty awesome. well, still ahead, a day after officially announcing his run for mayor, former new york governor andrew cuomo holding his first campaign rally. >> plus. >> others your voice matters people need to vote but be informed when you vote. >> sheriff christina, corpus san mateo county. she's got a message for voters as efforts move forward to remove her from office. my one-on-one from office. my one-on-one still congested? nope! uh oh. mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. sp

now his new fast food venture from for photo journalist malcolm jackson helps us get high fee. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that stay open. we're still not soft open that we training pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area why not say we didn't want all other places so many years when why water away the attention of put your money, unity, >> 7.40 is the time and calling all bay area musicians and artists. the san francisco public library wants to hear from you. you can now submit your music to be added to the libraries. bay beats. that's their local music platform. music must be original. if you're interested, groups can submit up to 3 tracks no longer than 30 minutes. total selected artist could get $250. the deadline is may 31st. we'll take a break 7.41 on the clock. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. animal organizations are partnering up to help stop. >> up harvell outbreak in san francisco. details on the free resources available now for pet owners to help combat the deadly

the rally was being held by reverend jesse jackson and reverend william jones.director of the local chapter. she always was as much a freedom fighter as she was a unique, gifted artist. and when we hear the charts claiming her magnitude of hits killing me softly. first time i ever saw his face, it went against what was considered the trend at the time of hard beating r&b. she was smooth and soft, mastered the piano and brought us into a kind of music that showed all cultures us at our best. we are better people and we are better culture because of roberta flack. she will always be missed, but thank god we'll have her voice that we can always turn on and listen to. and then this morning, i learned of the passing of a real freedom fighter that i've been in the trenches with for 35 or 40 years. in my teen years till now. hazel dukes, the former national president of the naacp and the head of the new york state chapter. i cannot think of an issue and a time. hazel dukes was not on the front line. she and i have gone to jail together, being arrested for demonstration