there are 27 library branches in the public library says some 9 have dedicated security staff, jermaine, who was also the branch manager at the port hull of brandt, says this is their 3rd attempt with the city. >> to get safety help. >> can we got nothing? second round. we got 3 guards. and now i'm lucky enough to be one of those branches that just got a and now this year, we're trying for more and they're telling us know that no guards are needed anymore locations. we believe that his maine, says that after the portola library received a guard, her staff felt safer. and so did the patrons district. one board of supervisors, connie chan at the rally showing her support behind their cause and says she plans on discussing this issue with the board even further. >> this is not something cisco. we cannot let this go to spar in. clearly the are like variance should not be task to come between that they are like bearings. they are not security guards here. not the i think that both a better poteau calls for public safety in all public spaces, including the library's reporting, tiffany justice

. >> reporter: jermaine brought a stack of incident reports with her, all from the past month. she works as a branch manager at the children's library. she says they bargained for a guard back in 2022 after they had an incident that could have become a tragedy. >> i have nightmares about this one to this day. i will never forget it. >> reporter: she says it was a normal day after school let out and the library was filled with small children. >> and then i saw a half-dressed man clearly mentally unstable wielding a weapon. he was walking around the library cussing at people and threatening to stab them. >> reporter: she called library security. they were across the city. 911 responders didn't show up. the burden to get rid of the man and keep the children safe fell on her. >> i got him out there, and he started threatening a large group of preschoolers who were sitting on the floor. and he was cussing at them and threatening them with this weapon. i, feeling that strong sense of duty to protect the people, stepped between the man with the weapon and the children. i stood between

dupri, laura oh, my goodness i have with me everyone. >> can you believe i've got jermaine dupri and of course, dallas, austin, a town came represent how you guys doing excited to be in. >> he is your first time come in the last corresponds dinner. yes, i'm very first one. >> well, i hope it's a lot of firing a lot. there's lots going on. but what are you looking forward to? i just want to just observe the whole moment. i mean, walking in was pretty excited, so i can i can imagine what's going to happen. >> we don't know what's gonna happen inside today. the comedians die o'clock and but you know, you're going to have the present united states, somebody he bought here. what do you most looking forward to hearing almost almost looking forward to the roles that we always i have to cloud and you cnn for this moment, i am literally talking to jermaine dupri and downsizing and the microphone drops no, they make the mics dropped. this hasn't actually happened. i come closer to me fellas. oh my goodness okay. >> saying that, look professional. if cnn. >> all right? >> looking forward to the

nicole jermaine chapter president for the s at librarians killed saying security guards are drasticallyd after recounting a scary experience. she had herself. >> at some very severe incidents. my own incident that happened me not that long ago. mean, between. >> a man. >> is half dressed wielding a weapon who clearly mentally unstable. >> and consider the mother of the library. everybody me, the mother of the library. but i was not strange to be a security guard. i was not trained to de-escalate. learned that in library school. however, when this man came into my pants, i had a very strong daddy to protect the children. they say library workers are forced to intervene in dangerous situations that at times can turned physical. there are 27 library branches in the public library system with 9 out of the 27 branches having a dedicated security staff, jermaine, who is also the branch manager at the port, told the branch, says this is their 3rd attempt with the city. >> can we got nothing? second round. we got 3 guards and now i'm lucky enough to be one of those branches that just got a guy.

for the recent special, "black men in america," jermaine lee and charles coleman talked to black menchoose trump did >> you know where i'm going. do you still feel that way? >> honestly, it's frustration about things not being right and wanting to try a different way. you know what i'm saying? i'm not a political person, i am just boots on the ground. there are very few changes that trickle down in our community. i got a lot of flak from that but he realized this. a lot of black people voted trump, they just don't put it out there like i did. >> we will talk about what a shift in black support for donald trump could portend in november, right after this break. in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory losses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, prevagen. and we'll come to you to fix it. >> tech

> there are 27 library branches in the public library says some 9 have dedicated security staff, jermaine, who was also the branch manager at the port hull of brandt, says this is their 3rd attempt with the city. >> to get safety helped. >> can we got nothing? second round. we got 3 guards and now i'm lucky enough to be one of those branches that just got a and now this year, we're trying for more and they're telling us know that no guards are needed in any more locations. we believe that is maine says that after the portola library received a guard, her staff felt safer. and so did the patrons district. one board of supervisors, connie chan at the rally showing her support behind their cause and says she plans on discussing this issue with the board even further. >> this is not something cisco. we cannot let this go to spar in. clearly the are like variance should not be task to come between that they are like berries. they are not security guards here. not the i think that both a better poteau calls for public safety in all public spaces, including the libraries. but reporting tiffany j

there are 27 library branches in the public library says some 9 have dedicated security staff, jermaineis their 3rd attempt with the city. >> to get safety help. >> can we got nothing? second round. we got 3 guards. and now i'm lucky enough to be one of those branches that just got a and now this year, we're trying for more and they're telling us know that no guards are needed in any more locations. we believe that his maine, says that after the portola library received a guard, her staff felt safer. and so did the patrons district. one board of supervisors, connie chan at the rally showing her support behind their cause and says she plans on discussing this issue with the board even further. >> this is not something cisco we cannot let this scotus far in. clearly the are like variance should not be task to come between they are like bearings. they are not security guards here. not the i think that both we need a better poteau calls for public safety in all public spaces, including the library's reporting, tiffany justice kron, 4 news. >> 10 49 the time in east bay. there's now a full-t

today we have nasa administrator bill nelson, karen shake jermaine, division director for nasa earthences, tom waggoner, associate director for earth

today we have nasa administrator bill nelson, karen shake jermaine, division director for nasa earth sciences, tom waggoner, associate director for earth action within our earth sciences division. we have some exciting thing to discuss with you today. we will announce a new airborne science mission, new elements in our earth science strategy, as well as a new visualization from our mission, pace, plankton, aerosol, cloud, ocean ecosystem. first, administrator nelson will give us more information about what we are here for today. >> as you know, we are a climate agency in addition to being a space agency, aeronautical research agency, and that is because we have these two dozen instruments and satellites on orbit that look at the earth, look at it, bring us data real-time within a matter of seconds that it takes the transmission from the satellites back to earth. we have all put together this earth information center to try and bring this information to the public. not only in a physical structure such as here at nasa headquarters, but also at one of these smithsonian institutions. bu

and now i've got a trivia question that is jermaine to lauren. here we go.any pairs of shoes does the average women in america own? lauren: haven't a clue. stuart: 22, 27, 32, 37? what is it? the answer when we come back. lauren will have the best lauren will have the best one. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. sye .. es, family, health, lifestyle and more. (other money manager) wow, maybe we are different. (fisher investments) at fisher investments, we're clearly different. ♪ the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward the further we all go. how do you transform your outdoor space into your favorite room? simple. keep the blazing hot sun and heat away with sunsetter, and enjoy cool, shaded comfort any time of day. sunsetter, america's number one awning, puts you in control. choose sun or shade with the touch of a button.

it is not jermaine to their core of business or it is not germain for their people. and then there is the internal kind of comment verses the external kind of comment. and there needs to be some judgment that is put into place and some guidelines on this. i think it is really important that you would think through all of these issues. so it is not the prerogative for the ceo to say well, i think this political party or this candidate or issue, that you can't indulge yourself. you have to use your platform responsibly and within the business strategies. this judgment is absolutely required for reasons. >> steve o dland, former senator, heidi heitkamp. thank you for talking to both of you. thank you for your time. >>> remember, you can always hear us on our podcast. be sure to follow and listen to power lunch on your favorite streaming service. we'll be right back. when it comes to investing, we live in uncertain times. some assets can evaporate at the click of a button. others can deflate with a single policy change. savvy investors know that gold has stood the test o

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they're asking and all of their branches right now full jermaine, the presidents of liberia until chapter to tell everything about what has been going on and why people taken time to be out there today. >> well, we're taking time to be out here today because we want to tell the city how important it is to have security guard at every single location because not only do library workers deserve to be san francisco who come to our locations every single day deserve to have place. >> all right. we were talking a little bit earlier and you did mention that this effort fans back in 2019. 0, my goodness. we have putting forth this effort since 2019 colleagues of mine and i know neighbor team. we have spoken to the board of supervisors. have spoken at our labor management meetings. we have brought this to bargaining. now. this is the 3rd time we're bringing it to bargaining first-round. we've got nothing second round. we got 3 guards. and now i'm lucky enough to be one of those branches that just got a and now this year we're trying for more and they're telling us know that no guards are needed a

nicole, jermaine, and she recounts occasion where she had to do exactly that. >> i put myself betweenoday. could have killed me. okay. this is not what i signed up for. when i became a librarian. >> well, only 9 out of the 27 library branches in san francisco have a dedicated security staff. this is the 3rd attempt now that the chapter has brought this issue to the city. they're hoping that bargaining talk. it's talks may yield more results will see. >> but residents doctors at northern california kaiser hospitals. they are now looking to unionize residents. doctors who are those working 80 hours per week. it's part of their training early in their career. northern california, kaiser staff found a petition with the national labor relations board. the former residency union. so they must now hold a formal vote if it succeeds, residents would join most other kaiser workers, including pharmacists, nurses, and housekeepers and gaining union representation at the largest health provider, private employer in california. meantime, kaiser permanente says organization is committed to providing

. >> the video was sent to us by other passengers who say they had just sat down next to jermaine gravesrow. they were asked by a flight attendant if they would be able to assist in case of an emergency. >> it was his turn to reply. he was a kind of sleeping with the earphones and then he put it off and replied yes. >> she woke me back up, told me i'm a need a verbal yes from you that you're willing to assist in the event of an emergency. >> i'm like, yes, you are sitting on the emergency row. >> i'm sitting on the emergency row. i'm like, yes. everybody said yes. you know what i'm saying? i put me back in. i went back to sleep. i was woke back up by a supervisor telling me i need to come get off the plane to get off it, because i did not comply. >> that's correct. yes, and i complied. okay. >> so everybody here told you this. >> okay. so what's the issue? >> the issue is that they want to explain why he said the police come here. we're going to we're just going to ban you from flying on jetblue. you need to come off before they get here because, it's going to be bad. >> other passengers

he deemed it not jermaine, which is the congress speak for saying we can't do it here because it's notlevant to anything else in the bill. that did not make members of his conservative conference happy. one of them, congressman tom massey, went so far as to say he was now willing to cosponsor marjorie taylor greene's motion to vacate. it's one thing to say motion to vacate. that's pretty much air around this building but to trigger it in a so-called privileged fashion, which means it has to be taken up quickly and within 72 hours of congress' days in session. that's not where we're at yet. we're waiting to see if she ends up doing that. but again, i think it goes back to what david jolly was saying. he's someone who knows and understands this building and conference so well even though he's no longer here with us. because to have that much power as a single member of the house is so rare. it speaks to this conference and the fact the majority is so slim and it also speaks to the way that republicans writ large have seemingly taken on this posture that anyone who's in establishment or o

in the basement that is why the crux of when i said that issue is an issue will be addressed not jermaine to this permit except there is work in the basement tloefl make it habitable. ip want to be clear about that. you heard the property owner say required do it they will. that was their plan to gwen with and require we will require it. it simple just that process was not fully completed. and the assumption is once raised the experience addd and never an issue where it was a situation the planning department was requiring and enforcing an owner to move forward with that work. if are are quills about how we determined the udu exists or not i'm happy to answer i will not get into that unless you have questions about that. again, i knowledge those erwill main points and again -- how you want to move forward making the changes weather the motion or requiring plans to whether a motion of intent you want to seat plan before final action will be up to the board. i'm available for additional questions you may have. >> thank you. questions from commissioner swig. >> i like to think or fantasize t