tom jensen reports from walnut creek where more officers are now patrolling the streets. >> reporter: the sheriff department made the announcement of the new patrol today, as soon as we arrived in downtown walnut creek, we saw patrol here assisting with walnut creek police. the promise assistance from the contra costa is in response to a growing number of organize retail thefts like this one at broadway plaza nearly two weeks ago. >> we are concerned because this is something that we don't see in walnut creek. it's pretty crazy, it's hard to believe it's happening here in walnut creek. >> reporter: on a regular date night in walnut creek with their baby despite the disturbing trend and relieved to see local officers and deputies working together to keep them safe. >> we are staying on the corner, there is definitely more police presence than we are used to. >> it's a welcome site. i appreciate it. makes everybody feel safer. >> reporter: exactly when the mayor law enforcement leaders were hoping for. a feeling of calm for the holiday season downtown. the sheriff department says the hi

jensen, did the three of you all move into... is this your other roommate? judy: the three of you all moved into your apartment at the same time? >> no, i moved in in may of 2014. john moved in in october of 2014. and emily moved in in june of 2015. >> judge judy: and mr. osanitsch stayed in the apartment until what date? >> he officially moved out on february 29, 2016. >> your honor, actually, i -- i moved out on february 22nd of 2016, a week earlier. >> judge judy: your claim alleges several things -- first, that he owes for some rent, he owes for some property damage. and you claim that when he moved out, he took some of your ski equipment. you want to be compensated for the $500 deductible because you put that in to your insurance. and your insurance paid for the equipment. but there was a $500 deductible. so for all those things. so i'd like you to tell me what took you a year to get to court? >> over the course of the last 18 months, it has been a constant johnny

thom jensen has the exclusive story. >> reporter: this really does bring closure for bring sylla lewis' family and even for some people who still work in this building who say they're still haunted by what happened here 25 years ago. priscilla lewis was 21 when she was brutally assaulted and murdered in a basement bathroom below four corners restaurant in crockett in september 1996. since the night of her murder, her cousin has urged never to give up in the pursuit of her killer. ? she's going too get some peace knew. >> reporter: they grew up in the same house, and he's like a big brother. now he's fighting back tears of joy because sheriffs have named a suspect. >> it brings a lot back. but it's something we've got to deal with. >> reporter: detectives sent a dna sample and came back to a match for 55-year-old danny hamilton. he was arrested three years after the murder in 1999 for unrelated sexual assault charges. and a 2019 feet owe from a state prison in san diego where he is serving a prison of 295 years after being convicted of those assault charges. >> leaving it in god's hands

thom jensen was in walnut creek and has a closer look. >> reporter: the revised masking orders went into effect first thing this morning across contra costa county. >> it's better to be safe than sorry. >> reporter: even when the county eased restrictions two weeks ago, masks stayed on and proof of vaccinations were required. she says the only time they come off is when she and a close co-worker are in the office alone. >> clients and other people in the building, we all make sure that we have our masks on. >> reporter: and now they must stay on at every indoor business. contra costa county has seen a huge spike in the covid metrics. hospitalizations are up 30%. >> we know this is hard. we know this is tiring and frustrating. we all want to see friends and family. but we also are trying to protect hospital capacity at this point. >> reporter: omicron's target appears to be the unvaccinated, but health officials are also seeing higher numbers of breakthrough cases and believe bringing back mask orders help everyone. >> even on fully-vaccinated people under 100 to wear masks. >> most peopl

nbc bay area's tom jensen at sfo which saw hundreds of delays and cancellations already due to worker shortages. >> reporter: this is the very reason airline officials have been lobbying the cdc for shorter quarantine times. they said that the longer quarantine times from people who have tested positive for covid led to massive worker shortages and they have been lobbying to reduce the isolation time to get people back to work faster. the president's top medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, admitted getting essential workers back on the job was a consideration in this recommendation, but he defended it as a safe move. >> it is safe to do that. if you look at the chance of getting a transmission in that second half of that ten-day period, it's considerably less than in those first few days. so on balance, if you look at the safety of the public and the need to have society not disrupted, this was a good choice. >> but the association of flight attendants which represents 50,000 members questions that move. it worries that workers will be pressured to return to work too soon. there are a

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> caltrans tweeted out this cleanup video from interstate 80, noting that trees just keep falling after days of snowy backups. this is the first clear day since christmas, so crews have lots to keep them busy. caltrans asks drivers to be patient and thank those road crews if they get a chance. >>> that better weather in the sierra is also allowing the search to expand for a missing skier today. the placer county sheriff released this video of a chp chopper equipped with radar. it can find people even under snow. deputies say they are following up on several radar hits from this morning's search. rory angelotta was skiing at north star christmas day but never returned. an experienced skier, friends say he was likely equipped with rescue gear. >>> more concern over crime in san francisco tonight. a small business owner is the latest to get hit by smash-and-grab thieves. tonight he's sharing his story as others are calling for more to be done to stop the break-ins. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> this is our store now. >> reporter: john posted a

here is nbc bay area's thom jensen. >> reporter: a medical expert who talked to nbc bay area about the initial findings on omicron warned these are very preliminary findings but businesses that have been fighting to survive during this pandemic will take any good news they can get. >> the signals are a bit encouraging regarding the severity but again got to hold judgment until we get more experience. >> reporter: like music to the ears of the manager of campbell's sushi confidential. >> we are always scared of new, you know, variants. >> reporter: on the heels of the deadly delta variant, monique gabriel worried omicron might be the next variant that sends people to hospitals and ultimately closes businesses. but is now breeding a sigh of relief after hearing the early news. >> it's a good thing. it's -- it's a good thing. very good. >> reporter: medical experts across the world say the latest reports coming from south africa, where the variant accounts for most of the new infections, are promising. >> it seems that with initial reports -- >> dr. peter chin-hong, a ucsf professor, who

nbc bay area's thom jensen is in walnut creek this evening, where sheriff's deputies are now patrollingtreets. >> reportetment just made the announcement of the new patrols today. and as soon as we arrived on the scene in downtown walnut creek, we already saw patrols here assisting with walnut creek police. the promised assistance from the contra costa county sheriff's depts department is in response to a growing number of organized retail thefts like this one at broadway plaza nearly two weeks ago. >> we are concerned because this is something that we don't see in walnut creek. >> it's been pretty crazy. we -- it's just hard to believe that it's happening here in walnut creek. >> reporter: melissa and nick corso on a regular date night in walnut creek with their baby, despite the disturbing trend and relieved to see local officers and deputies working together to keep them safe. >> we are just saying that on the corner there's definitely more of a police presence than we are used to. >> i think it's, um, a welcome sight. um, i appreciate it. makes everybody feel safer. >> reporter: exa

jensen amos el día miércoles va a seguir lloviendo y va a continuar esa lluvia con nieve en la montañar este sistema de baja presión alimentando esa lluvia para nosotros si que en los próximos días vamos a ver ómo se mantiene en martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes se pudiera extender para la siguiente semana. estupenda noticia para california y eúnico problemas para los viajeros, aquellos que viajan y sigan para nuestra región, el panorama de lluviase queda allí así que mucho cuidado en las autopistas, etc. vamos a seguir hablando de esto al volver. >>> gracias guillermo es importante tener las temperatura presta fecha. ahora tema de salud. ¿han escuchado ustedes sobre el trastorno de procemio.? es un trastorno que afecta losniños. se hablado con expertos que develan las señales para identificar las. >>> el trastorno de padecimiento sensorial es una condición en la que los ímulos sensoriales no se organizan en una respuesta apropiada. >>> se tiene unos compondrán mi comportamiento es apropiado para manejar sucesión. se dificulta en ómo se va a reaccionar en la vida diaria. >>> por ejemp

in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> oakland, could soon require proof of vaccinations in places like restaurants and gyms. on tuesday, the oakland city council will take a look at a proposed ordnance to show proof of vaccinations. the ordinance would include gyms, senior centers and libraries. >>> paramedics and first responders have a deadline looming to be fully vaccinated come tuesday. they must have received two doses of the covid vaccine. a booster shot is not required. those that don't comply by the deadline have to wear masks around patients anywhere. a lot is happening in the past few days and hours in regard to covid. go to nbc.com/coronavirus. >>> a stabbing in the south bay in the middle of the day, leaves unanswered questions. a 17-year-old expects to recover after being stabbed in south san jose. this afternoon, the 4100 block in almaden passway. police secured two crime scenes in front of the safeway and a thrift store next to it. >> i've never seen anything like this before. i've been coming here for a long time. yeah, i feel safe here. >> they are looki

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thom jensen is live at sfo. how will this all help, thom? >> reporter: good morning, kira.airlines officials are hoping this will greatly reduce the cancelations and delays by getting people back on the job, mostly flight attendants back on the job more quickly. another 35 cancelations, more than any other airport in the country today expected here at sfo. 718 more across the country. add that to the thousands that we have already seen across the nation over this past holiday week of travel. it has been quite a problem for travelers. the change would cut in half the amount of time flight attendants and other employees are away from work after testing for covid. dr. anthony fauci admits getting essential workers back on the job was a consideration in making this recommendation, but defended the move as a safe one. a disease expert would not go that far, but he did say it could be less dangerous to shorten many time right now. >> i think a lot of people are worried if you are not testing people after going the additional five days, you are having people that could be transmit

thom jensen shows why neighbors are demanding someone take responsibility for a problem, a problem that repeatedly leaves their homes under water. >> reporter: ankle to hip-deep water for three days. >> and the water is sewage water. so you're getting rainwater, creek water, bugs, mud. >> reporter: eva irwin has lived on the street for 28 years. she says when the rain is heavy and consistent it's pretty much a given that she and her neighbors will be needed. >> the sewer construction is insufficient and can't handle the water load. >> reporter: six large storm drainpipes dump directly into that canal right behind eva's home. but it can back up quickly, flooding the neighborhood like it did last week. >> it happened the 24th, 25th and yesterday. >> and when the next round of rain arrives this week they expect it will happen again. >> reporter: the problem is, there's debate about who's responsible for maintaining at that drainage system. some are city maintained while others are supposed to be managed by the airport. we've reached out but haven't received any answers, and neither have th

thom jensen spoke to one of the leading disease experts about why this might be a useful tool on campuses from kindergarten through college. >> everybody who gets infected at school, they act like a coronavirus bomb. >> reporter: peter chin hong pulls no punches when he talks about the threat of the coronavirus in all of its forms, especially the new and rapidly-number growing from the omicron variant. >> we know it's very, very transmissible, more transmissible than delta. it's going to take over the landscape from delta. but we're not fully confident it's going to keep people away from the hospital. >> stanford university cited the highly contagious nature in its decision. the uncertainty of its transmissibility this winter remains a concern and poses some logistical challenges for the start of in-person classes. stanford says it will also help students and teachers move into the new quarter with as few disruptions as possible. >> for those reasons it's probably wise to push the pause button and defer congregate situations. >> reporter: the school's advising workers and students to cont

. >> reporter: tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> peopleare still dig diagnose out after all that snow. this is new video showing sheriff's deputies doing welfare checks in neighborhoods inundated with snow. and the departmentof water resources today conducted the first survey of the season off highway 50. those early winter storms got us off toy great start in terms of the sierra snow pack. 202% of the average and the total is above average, to. >> as of this morning, our automated network is reporting that the state-wide snow pack is 160% of average to date. >> in spite of all the snow, california is still in a drought trchlt we may be above average this time, but we're still looking at about 50% average for the entire season. >> up next, san francisco shop owner fed up and demanding a change after thieves broke into his store for a second time. tonight what he wants done to make the city safer for businesses like his. >> plus, a new recall to tell you about. what could be wrong with your tela that you need to get fixed. >> when we join you tonight on the west coast, the record that

in millburn, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> we were talking about tahoe, a lot of people who celebrated christmas at lake tahoe, they're still stranded there tonight. a storm closed 50 and 80 again today. they're still closed. they're closed over the sierra. they're telling people to drive around the closures. the side roads are full of snow and haven't been cleared out. we saw locals digging out and helping neighbors do the same. >> it's rough, because when you come home to this many feet of snow, it's days and days of digging out. this was down to the deck last night, so this is just since last night. >> that is so much work. pg&e reports nearly 70,000 sierra customers are without power today, and mostly because of downed trees and power lines. >>> feel free to download our nbc bay area app so you can get weather forecasts for your neighborhood. also we have the latest with what's going on in the sierra and you can download that app for free. >>> in this week between christmas and new year's, we expect to see long lines of people returning unwanted gifts. this year we're seeing long l

he's ready to speak to you i'm not try to go create a deal here, but jensen huang has an answer it'sn't get sick, goes to work every day. >> will try to get your order right and maybe suggest things it thinking you will like. >> it wants your native language, jensen is very matter of fact. he says, jim, it makes no mistakes. >>> as for the labor quotient, do you foresee the starbucks vote, at least at one location, spreading to other -- >> that is such a great question when i had one of the baristas on, she was so pro-starbucks, that i got the impression that had starbucks, one, hired better, and two, run better, i don't think it would have happened i think it's a soul-searching for stair bucks that it had an area that was not good enough that these people felt it had to do it. remember when greg hays took over at technologies, and the plant had very poor, abee, big issues in how it run he said, listen, the plant was poorly run i mean, i now genuinely believe the starbucks that this kind and good woman was at, from the description, was not as good as working at another place. >> i se

. >> a-- jensen. >> and the cfo it's expanded its offerings.s one is still borne in part because -- i will say it -- there will never be a company as powerful in the semiconductor industry as the nvidia arm you know, telco, high-performance computing, and you already own the metaverse. >> this will speak to the fact that the ftc has become a break on large strategic deals you know, you speak to any practitioners in mergers and acquisitions and they will say, yes, there's no doubt, if you read what the ftc has to say listen, there's no doubt that the ftc is an issue right now, when we advise clients when we think they're doing something big, noteworthy, it may require them to go to court to get it done. >> and nvidia is going to court. this is going to be a court battle maybe they will. >> really? >> that's a lot to go through. softbank isle soller of arm, obviously. and it was like $308 billion remember when softbank owned 5% of nvidia. masa, mr. long, long term bought it december 1st of 2016, sold it september 28th, 2018 5% of nvidia now is ov

you think jensen aria, for example, a lot of aerobic activity. >> people expelling a lot of a virus in the air and it's indoors. it's going to be risk air infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the temporary rules set to last through january, make sense starting february first the city will also require health care workers and those in high-risk settings to get their booster shots. >> according to doctor chin-hong, a new study conducted in the uk shows that 2 doses of the vaccine gives 30% protection against omicron but a booster at up to 80% protection give you the best protection. >> getting into said is so different from just having 2 shots. and when you're in a feel like myself in health care. you want to have the best protection. mayor london breed will also require visitors of nursing homes to be tested on site for covid-19. >> she says the city will continue to take the necessary steps to deal with the latest surge in cases while also keeping businesses open and students in school. >> doctor chin-hong is optimistic going into the new year compared to this

nbc bay area's thom jensen begins our team coverage. >> reporter: this would normally be a busy night at san francisco's connecticut yankee sports bar. a business that caters to east coast fans. in instead, it's empty and closed. >> kind of a bummer they are closed. >> reporter: a sign on the front door says staff tested positive and they may re-open monday if everyone tests negative and fw return customer feels for the owner and workers. >> they are shut down, they're open. people are sick. i mean, it's really rough to be in business. >> reporter: the owner declined to do an on-camera interview but told me by phone, the plan now is to re-open after christmas, on the 27th. the decision to close came just hours before the chief medical adviser to the president made this warning about the omicron variant. >> it's extraordinary capability of spreading. its transmissibility capability. it is just, you know, raging through -- through the world really. >> what often will happen is if you get a few folks that are sick, and then other folks that are working in close proximity, you can lose yo

but we're not hearing of the white house press secretary jensen, he just said that they're not refusing to talk to russia the contrary to what 2nd of rob was saying, just a couple of hours ago. he was pretty adamant that dialogue seems to be on western nations. so who's right, the copyright when the dialogue is all taking place because they had a meeting today at the or c in stock on, but it said dialogue of the death mean one hardly knows what goes on in these meetings. i mean, the general miley and general irrational also had a meeting not that long ago on both sides agreed that there would be a completely close meeting and neither side would comment afterwards. that's encouraging. that means that the military on both sides, at least, are talking to each other and not one presumes of professional discussion. i think the real problem here is that the whole ukraine crisis has been created in the 1st place by the western could a talk in 2014 and the doubling down will be i did. the brochure is solely to blame for what's happened subsequently. i think that's not really realistic. does it

. >> where's our -- jensen we should just have segments titled -- >> you want that there's a report out who are the winners in the omniverse, metaverse, and where is -- there's not even a plaque or monument to jensen. >> so the as toic is getting hit. >> it's down fractionally now, when -- and that it did curtail some of the enthusiasm mark did have -- he's been having these very interesting salon dinners. he had yo yo ma. >> he had him in person? that wasn't in the metametavers >> you have to have a pcr to go to the dinner. these days everybody has to test for everything by the way, testing is much easier, thankfully binax is everywhere, and the stock continues to do well you have to test regularly, because you don't know who has it everyone thinking they're gouging, that's not right. they haven't raised the price. in europe, in london, they give it three. >> testing here is -- i love the conc concierge. i like it. >> guys, we're hanging on to 47 hundred, rough ly hey, bop. >> we're up nicely it's not a huge rally, but a very broad rally well, 4 to 1 advancing to declining stocks, that

we switch to cedar rapids musical airport and martin jensen. >> approaching from the east in final approach is the plane which carries the remains of iowa's only president, the plane is now nearing the runway. has touched the ground. down the strip. hundreds of people arrayed along the fences. from the front of the april all the way around the terminal on one side and out for several hundred yards to the west of the terminal the inside of the terminal filled with people here to view the arrival of mister hoover's body. the hoover family, the very closest friends walking down the steps, by governor hughes. the big cargo plane very slowly goes to its destination. the point on the runway 3 feet ahead of where it now stands. family and close friends. coming directly toward us escorted by army officer and governor hughes. the entire group of close friends and relatives now moving into position directly in front of us between us and the big airplane that carries the president, former president's body. it was carrying mister hoover's body and the for road american flag. on one side of the flag a s

christmas o from moorland spring and dw correspondence. charlotte chelsea pill who's in london and jensen of shots who's in seville, spain and philip, i'd like to start with you. we understand that the spanish cabinet a just a short time ago approved in new measures to curb the spread of the crone of virus . what more can you tell us? well, a lot of people here in spain are actually surprised that the measures are very relaxed, considering the sharp rise of faces. here in spain, one of the main measures you can actually see in my face of face moths have become compulsory, again, even outsides. and this is something that a lot of experts consider rather cosmetic, then effect it besides this, sir. and you measures are basically up to the different regions, the regional authorities, where it's traditionally have a lot of paula in spain, but prime minister sanchez and says that because of a i vaccination right here in spain, the current measures are, are sufficient. okay, well meanwhile in the u. k, the government has promised no new restrictions. charlotte, what is the situation like in the

. >>> today in the bay's tom jensen reports, the hopeful connect warm line will take calls from arounde region starting tomorrow and hopes to fill what organizers say is a gap in services. >> as many of us navigate another holiday season in the time of covid. many directed towards asian and african-american people. >> they have issues with reaching out for support, especially professional support. >> a professional therapists based in san josÉ and one of the organizers of the hopeful connect, a call-in line where anybody can get help for free after-hours when it's often most difficult to get a real person on the phone at night. >> people of color, we identify with the vulnerable population and we may end up feeling marginalized and may need access but do not know who to reach out to. >> it specifically feels with hate crimes and other issues they may encounter, and they will listen and get them to needed resources. there could be hundreds or thousands in the bay area that have not reached out to anybody after experiencing hate and racism. this gives them an outlet when many traditional

i'm a bigg jensen fan and everything they're doing i have to tell you, if you ask me to create something beautiful, i'd be held back by the lack of skill. i can't draw like that i can't animate like that. i doubt that you can either. with tools like this you can create what you imagine. you can translate what's in your brain or in your imagination, in your heart to the screen or to a design and it can be photo real or anything else you want to create it doesn't have to be photo realistic. it can be a comic book if that's what you want it to look like. in choosing that, you have the agency you're not limited by your skills or limited by your capability to use a computer in an incredible way. we make that possible. >> so let's say i happen to be a big nfl fan. i want to play wide receiver i'm not obviously going to do that in real life. can i do that in unity life? can i be out there with the other players and you can't tell that i'm not real? >> well, there's about ten questions wrapped up in that first off, there's video games, you know, from companies like electronic arts where you can

and as a result of that, there is a school just a couple of weeks ago in the city of chicago, jensenssed an outbreak that because two mothers to die of covid-19. this is all happening on the mayor's watch and she has admitted that she is filled when it comes to implement in a policy to greet mike decrease the spread of covid-19. so shame on mayor lori lightfoot and thanks the people fighting to the link against her on the south and west side of chicago. >> dr. nicole, for lack of a better term, diagnosis, murder, up 68% in chicago. when you hear these kind of numbers and i kid you not at ont attempted murder is down. i don't even know how to even talk about. when you look at these numbers of violent crimes, where do you think the best way for chicago is to start to turn this around? >> terrace, covid deaths are down in 30% in chicago but there shootings are up. public safety is a fundamental responsibility of the local government. and so when you see cities like chicago that are high in crime, that is a direct failure of the elected officials in the policies being implemented. and pe

thom jensen for "today in the bay." >> thanks, thom. >>> yesterday their fourth full day of deliberationsft without a verdict. the judge told the jurors if they wanted to continue to deliberate they could, so he unlocked the doors. the jury asked to re-listen -- >> the jury's impression is what they felt, thought and heard and saw when that was originally presented. >> holmes is charged with 11 counts of criminal fraud and conspiracy. each charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison. we are staying on top of any developments in this case, and when that verdict comes down we will bring that to you live with legal analysis here on nbc bay area. >>> now to a live look in downtown san josÉ and christmas in the park. it looks crisp and beautiful. boy, is it cold out there. let's check in with meteorologist, vianey arana, who has a look at our last tuesday of the year. every day is now the last day of the year. >> yeah, we are seeing more rain today. yesterday we got an additional half an inch to three fourths of an inch in some spots. but santa rosa is looking good. 21 inche

. >> i am thom jensen at sfo where there's another 35 flight cancelations expected today.s today say worker shortages from kwoerpb teens caused many of the flight cancelations and delays and they want the cdc to lower the quarantine time. the cdc is now recommending to cut quarantines from ten days to just five days but the nation's largest flight attendant union is kweg that move whether or not it's safe, saying workers will feel pressured to get back to work too soon. >>> i am kris sanchez, where we are seeing a lot of our breath in the santa cruz mountains. we could see a dusting of snow sometime between now and the midday hour. already we have seen snow falling as some of the upper elevations in napa county. this is what it looked like earlier this morning, and remember, the speed limit is only for ideal conditions. slow down. >>> our stormranger is pecking picking up a calm pattern. along with the vallejo area, light rain coming down. this will continue all day long. the blue and white is a wintry mix we will keep around the entire today through tomorrow morning. >> v

you think jensen aria, for example, a lot of aerobic activity. >> people expelling a lot of a virus in the air and it's indoors. it's going to be risk air infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the temporary rules set to last through january make sense starting february first the city will also require health care workers and those in high-risk settings to get their booster shots. according to doctor chin-hong, a new study conducted in the uk shows that 2 doses of the vaccine gives 30% protection against omicron. but a booster at up to 80% protection give you the best protection. >> getting into said is so different from just having 2 shots. and when you're in a feel like myself and health care. all you want to have the best protection. mayor london breed will also require visitors of nursing homes to be tested on site for covid-19. >> she says the city will continue to take the necessary steps to deal with the latest surge in cases while also keeping businesses open and students in school. >> doctor chin-hong is optimistic going into the new year compared to thi

particularly proud, over the last 10 years, if you look at our track record of innovation johnson jensen- innovation at johnson & johnson, about 50% of the time we source it externally because we know we will never develop everything within our own laboratories. being able to work with scientists, whether it is an academic center, a startup company, places around the world, it is critical to success. i think it is reflect that in our track record. i think over the last five years, we have invested about $55 million internally, and about that same amount externally to really try to source the best science we can for patients around the world. david: how has the pandemic changed the business of johnson & johnson? will vaccines be a much larger portion of your business? alex: we do think vaccines can be applied to so many areas. think about it for a moment. if we can take some of these technologies and apply vaccines to perhaps areas in cancer, neuroscience, areas like alzheimer's, so that we can actually prevent disease from happening in the first place, what a great achievement that will

jensen beach holding her daily briefing. brian concluded his thoughts.r democracy. defending free and fair elections. we will have a call to give you more information. colleen, kick us off. >> thank you. [muffled audio]. do you have an update on the president's call with zelensky? there were a couple of reports last night about [inaudible]? or military action in regards to the [inaudible]? >> sure. let me start with the first one. when i came out here the president was still on the call. our plan was to provide a written readout to all of you. you will get following the briefing when it's ready. i will highlight for you that the president's intention going to this call was to provide an update for president zelensky on his call with putin and underscore our support for ukraine sovereignty and integrity. as secretary blinken did with president zelensky earlier this week. president biden is intending to discuss his deep concerns with russia's build-up on ukraine's border and his commitment to respond with strong measures in the event of a russian military

kristen jensen, kate stacey who retired and judy, a whole amazing team. the best attorneys that i have worked with. the folks at dbi, pat and joe are amazing and it's been a pleasure to work with them and i work with them very closely over the last 10 years and the level of integrity that they have dbi is in good hands moving forward with these guys to just kind of help make everything work better. and the past, lawrence corner field and i want to say about joe too, he has a full time job and he has a board of appeals. so, the amount of work that he does is incredible. he is hard-working and diligent and i feel bad because he leaves the hearings with more work than when he came in because he has got extra side visits, extra inspections and the folks at dpw and it's been an amazing team and everyone from dph, mta, police, every single agency that comes before this board well represents them and lastly, the planning department staff and their amazing work ask diligence pursue to the planning goals and the cases that come before you have been worked on for y

you also think of gray jensen. where are the?ay. he has voting control over the permit is the sole director of the holding company that owns bridgewater associates. but this is a sign that bridgewater is trying to bring some added muscle from outside. in the past of a bridgewater has had very mixed success bringing in outsiders to help run the firm. david mccormick, the karen ceo -- the current ceo, was instrumental in bringing the outside directors. brought in margo cook, who is president of nuveen, the asset management arm , and also a cognitive -- arm, and also a cognitive scientist and president of barnard college. these are not the people who associated previously with bridgewater. they are still very important players as co-chief investment officer is at bridgewater. this is a sign that bridgewater is institutionalizing and preparing for a future in which ray dalio will play a lesser role. that much is a certainty. kriti: about a minute here. let's talk quickly about bridgewater's performance. can you speak to that? erik: b

jensen. >> very good. we do have late request for public comment. shall we take that person now? >> yes. >> i'm actually for line 17, i'm the d.r. requester for that line. >> jonas: my apologies, commissioners. if there is no further deliberation, there is a motion that has been seconded to approve this project as proposed with conditions adding a finding related to the laundromat, that it be publicly accessible. on that motion, commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: no. >> commissioner moore: no. >> president koppel: aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 4-2 with commissioners imperial and moore voting against. commissioners, that will place us on the discretionary review calendar. for items 17, case number 2019-0222601drp. 628 shotwell street. this is a discretionary review. staff, are you ready to make presentation? clare, you're not audible. >> jonas: commissioners, given the technical difficulties, staff is experiencing for the discretionary review, i'm wondering, clare, h

here to react, fox news correspondents griff jensen, dr.h you as she criticized parents over their concerns for sexually explicit content in a some books. what's your reaction to your -- to her poem? >> i would like to put up a couple things on the table for everyone watching. this is important so i'm going to read it. when you go to the website is is where children can achieve anything they want to be, but in round rock 8% of black students at 11% of hispanic students performed math on a grade level according to the 2021 star performance data, so krista tyler who mocks evangelicals and parents or everyone as a bigot that she doesn't agree with would rather promote law-- includes sections about explicit experiences at 10 years old and gender queer, a memoir that includes photos of sexual acts between a man and a boy. i wanted to make sure i got that right because i want people watching to understand the contrast, you can be all you want to be as a child, but only 8% and 11% of hispanics and black get to do it, we don't have the other number

jensen. >> very good. we do have late request for public comment. shall we take that person now?s. >> i'm actually for line 17, i'm the d.r. requester for that line. >> jonas: my apologies, commissioners. if there is no further deliberation, there is a motion that has been seconded to approve this project as proposed with conditions adding a finding related to the laundromat, that it be publicly accessible. on that motion, commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: no. >> commissioner moore: no. >> president koppel: aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 4-2 with commissioners imperial and moore voting against. commissioners, that will place us on the discretionary review calendar. for items 17, case number 2019-0222601drp. 628 shotwell street. this is a discretionary review. staff, are you ready to make presentation? clare, you're not audible. >> jonas: commissioners, given the technical difficulties, staff is experiencing for the discretionary review, i'm wondering, clare, have yo