acting chief executive, the honorable, but it's a very different message from acting chief executive john lee, hong kong on like i said, you bring up quite a while. we'll walk on to bon jones on june. john bo young, young kid highway walked onto that tom, see the man gauge up the lung son man. that way, the way done. the outside security is tight. according to media reports, some 10000 police have been deployed across hong kong today. they occupy roads at a shopping district that would normally be filled with pro democracy st stands on this day. people are stopped. questions and searched most of victoria park. traditionally the starting point of the annual march is once again how to bounce back. one gets in has spent the morning watching light streams from various locations around hong kong. his group student politic ism had earlier announced plans for a st. stand on july. the 1st all the whole guys, i'm really no phone. all right. so you, all these all can go behind several phone calls later. they have a plan on hiring k. don't take the pattern. but by the time we get to my call, the police

but it's a very different message from acting chief executive john lee, hong kong on, like i said, you bring up quite a while. you will walk on to the phone. jones on june, john bo young, young to the highway. what go on to get tom? see, see man, guy. you thought you learned son, man. that way? the why done? the outside security is tight. according to media reports, some 10000 police have been deployed across hong kong today. they occupy roads at a shopping district that would normally be filled with pro democracy st stands on this day. people are stopped. questions and searched most of victoria park. traditionally, the starting point of the annual march is once again, out of bounds the long, thin has spent the morning watching light streams from various locations around hong kong. his group student politicization had earlier announced plans for a st stand on july, the 1st. the whole guy got really formed. all right, so you all, it's all can gone by several phone calls later. they had a plan on, like i said, i don't, i take the high turned off but by the time we get among cog police ap

think chief executive, the honorable, but it's a very different message from acting chief executive john lee, hong kong on like i said, you bring up quite a while. you will walk on to the thong. jones on june. john bo young, young kid highway. what go on to that tom? see, see, man got a job. you know, you learn son, man. that way. the way on the outside security is tight. according to media reports, some 10000 police have been deployed across hong kong today. they occupy roads that the shopping district that would normally be filled with pro democracy st stands on this day. people are stopped. questions and searched most of victoria park. traditionally, the starting point of the annual march is once again how to bounce back. one gets in has spent the morning watching live streams from various locations around hong kong. his group student political ism had earlier announced plans for a st stand on july. the 1st the whole guy got really no phone. got you. all right, so you all can go by and that was several phone calls later. they had a plan on joining us. and i don't, i take that high turned

in the way of official government to reaction, although one of the foreign ministry spokespeople john lee jen, has uploaded onto one of his social media accounts. the simple statement. welcome home. and it's really been left to state controlled media in china to frame the reaction. and it's been rather celebrate to rate this is being regarded as being depicted as a big win for china. the global times, for example, that is the english language mouthpiece, or rather nationalistic and mouthpiece for the communist party of china. it is carried a long article about this whole case a welcoming the release among but also at the same time, really lashing out at canada, saying it was doing the bidding of the united states was illegally detained long and then was called of these fraud accusations against the executive was completely baseless, but a pointing looking ahead to the future. quoting experts saying that this would is now a chance to reset the relationship between china and the u. s, which has been badly damaged, trying to of course, regard. this is all completely politically motivated by

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good. call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call]

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good.the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll

john t. schroeder >> susan lee schuler >> edward w. khart schwartz >> mark schwartz >> adriane victoria scibetta >> raphael scorca >> and my father. >> and my father. vietnam veteran. executive director marsha mcclellan. member of the ancient order whose 18 members were lost on september 11. proud son, loving husband, proud father, uncle, and cousin. defender of the faith and good friend. on this day, as i have said to my loving son last night, to not grieve. for we all shine on like the moon and the stars. and the son. thank you. >> janice m. scott >> randolph scott >> christopher jay scudder >> arthur warren scullin >> michael h. seaman >> margaret m. seeliger >> anthony segarra >> carlos segarra >> jason m. sekzer >> matthew carmen sellitto >> michael l. selves >> howard selwyn >> larry john senko >> arturo angelo sereno >> frankie serrano >> marian h. serva >> alena sesinova >> adele christine sessa >> sita nermalla sewnarine >> karen lynn seymour >> davis grier sezna, jr. >> thomas joseph sgroi >> jayesh shantilal shah >> khalid m.

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good. call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call]

i mean john lee did a.icial was [inaudible] republican party that donald trump was the legally elected president. which means that we don't have a legally elected president, switching to deliver the democracy, which makes burned an occupied country. and this job pointed out that the sun to happen and how the work of? i think that we all have this great desire, we have a normal present thing got -- but if we allow ourselves to think this moment is normal it's gonna be catastrophic. because the people who are autographed in this country are organized, they're patient, they're not stupid, they had these before his characters out front, but they're not buffoonish. and they think that they're gonna win. and if we don't fight them, we don't come together, and put aside a purity test and democrats have to really challenge themselves here, this is a character test for democrats, republicans feel that character test. but democrats have to be willing to come and put aside their differences and fight for democracy. be

john t. schroeder susan lee schuler edward w. eier john burkhart schwartz mark schwartz adriane victoria scibetta raphael scorca >> and my father. >> and my father, vietnam veteran, executive director, marcia mcclellan, member of the ancient l -- order of hibernia whose 18 mother -- members were lost on september 11, proud son, loving husband, proud father, uncle, and cousin. defender of the faith and good friend. and on this day as i said to my loving son, do not grieve, for we all shine on like the moon and stars, and the sun. thank you. [applause] >> janice m. scott randolph scott christopher jay scudder arthur warren scullin michael h. seaman margaret m. seeliger anthony segarra carlos segarra jason m. sekzer matthew carmen sellitto michael l. selves howard selwyn larry john senko arturo angelo sereno frankie serrano marian h. serva alena sesinova adele christine sessa sita nermalla sewnarine karen lynn seymour davis grier sezna, jr. thomas joseph sgroi jayesh shantilal shah khalid m. shahid mohammed shajahan gary shamay earl

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good. call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call] >> clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum. also here tonight, we have chief bill scott from the san francisco police department and director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> president cohen: thank you. all right. let's jump right in. item 1. >> clerk: item 1, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or dpa personnel. members of the public who want to make public comment, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 146-755-8477, press pound, and pound again. at this time, if you'd like to make public comment, please press star, three. commissioner, we have a number of public comments. >> president cohen: excellent. let's hear from the public no

john lee anderson in the new yorker. we want to have this discussion mostly with you this morning.s the united states of america the greatest country in the world? democrats (202)-748-8000, republicans (202)-748-8001, independents (202)-748-8002. polling on this issue, the latest took place before the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. this is a ugov america poll finding the united states is the greatest nation by 50% to 31% margin. certainly a generational split. the report when it comes to generational members of the silent generation, the most likely to say it is the greatest country at 78%. baby boomers 65%, generation x tens to think it is the best with 50%, millennials are split. 37% say it is the greatest nation, but roughly the same percent, 40%, say it is not. adult generation of gen z, 26% say it is not the greatest nation. that coming out before the withdrawal from afghanistan but plenty more to dig into from these recent columns, including among today's newspapers. want to hear from you. veronica is up first out of california, independent. is the u.s. the greatest countr

john lee anderson in the new yorker. we want to have this discussion mostly with you this morning.s the united states of america the greatest country in the world? democrats (202)-748-8000, republicans (202)-748-8001, independents (202)-748-8002. polling on this issue, the latest took place before the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. this is a ugov america poll finding the united states is the greatest nation by 50% to 31% margin. certainly a generational split. the report when it comes to generational members of the silent generation, the most likely to say it is the greatest country at 78%. baby boomers 65%, generation x tens to think it is the best with 50%, millennials are split. 37% say it is the greatest nation, but roughly the same percent, 40%, say it is not. adult generation of gen z, 26% say it is not the greatest nation. that coming out before the withdrawal from afghanistan but plenty more to dig into from these recent columns, including among today's newspapers. want to hear from you. veronica is up first out of california, independent. is the u.s. the greatest countr

dagen: i want to thank everybody steve moore joanie, john lonski mike lee ryan james freeman and patriceistan withdrawal a, quote, extraordinary success but his approval rating dropped to 43% in the latest poll. the president will try again to distract from the failures in afghanistan. he will tour the damage

when she was at bronx science, 1984, min gin lee and john faf row, they were there at the same time crazy, i have known lisa a long time that interview was from 2016 when amd stock was at a whopping $7 a share yesterday i joined cara on stage at the code conference here in california to interview lisa and we asked her what's next for chips. two things she said. heterogenius computing and m&a. >> consolidation is inevitable particularly if you want to make an impact. startups do cool things but i have tremendous respect for the folks that start a company but if you want to do something very large for the industry scale is important. >> important for investors to cue in on especially in a rough market day like today. what's heterogenius competing? talked about chips to turn on the functions you need and only when you need them a lot of chips use a bit of the concept today by the m-1 that came out in the last year take it to another level and why the mack book is air and 14 hours of battery life and so lisa su wants to bring that power to the mainstream and think about that today when you se

committee is what was going on in the days before january 2nd, the pressuring of senators lee and graham and others. john easman pressuring vice president pence in the oval office. january 5th, steve bannon, rudy giuliani and others at the willard hotel. danka vino was with president trump late into the night in the oval office talking about how to pressure lawmakers. the reason they sighted this book is they realize there are people who know a lot about what president trump was doing at the time. and that story still has to be told in a bigger way. yamiche: what did your report what reveal about who president trump is at his core? and the role of him being encouraged by people around him but also the grip that he has on the republican party. bob: well, he is and costa has the endurance to actually listen -- listen to the current trump rallies. they are amazing. there's a lot of nonsense about the stolen election. but then, he gets on and he starts talking like winston churchhill, we're not going to give up. we're going to keep going. it's to the trump supporters. it's passionate. it's very emotional. an

john connolly. james lee connor. jonathan connors. kevin patrick connors. kevin conroy. za. asia s. cottom. conrod kofi cottoy. martinjohn coughlan. and my aunt. we missed you and we love you and you've been my life and i see your face and grandma's face more throughout the years. your smile or would stay in us and you will forever live in us. —— your smile will forever stay. and my sister. i cannot believe it has been 20 years, your children amanda and michael are living your legacy, they are walking in your footsteps and making a difference in this world. an amazing husband has been with them every step of the weight these past 20 years. and we talk about you all the time. and all the events when we are all together as a family, we remember you all the time and we love and miss you. thank you for watching over us. andre cox. frederickjohn cox. james raymond coyle. michele coyle—eulau. anne marie cramer. christopher s cramer. denise elizabeth cra nt. james leslie crawford. robert james crawford. joanne mary cregan. lucy crifasi. john a crisci. daniel hal crisman. dennis

robert: the mike lee example is such a prism into the gop right now. it was presented with the eastman metal, johnt presented a memo to senator lee about throwing out some electors on january 6 come about searching for alternate electors. lee finds this is not the case. he does a lot of reporting on his own to prove -- to probe the eastman memo and finds there is no such thing as alternate electors. but this man, eastman, was in the oval office on january 4. this is something that was actively going on. pay attention to the action. what are people doing and saying? tom: i can go to your time at cambridge. let's swing to the democrats and look at their peril. i would suggest these democrats are remembered only by bob woodward in washington, pre-obama, pre-clinton. is this fractious democratic party like way back or is it something new? robert: there's a scene in the book where president biden looks up and a portrait of fdr and says this is the time for that kind of transformational change. what we see in the democratic party is while biden won the presidency, bernie and his progressive movement hav

there was a scene where it's an extended scene where mike lee is sitting because he reads this memo from john eastman saying the alternative slates of electors in seven states and lee is going i haven't heard that, i haven't seenthat . that would be major news. at a senator can get anyone on the phone as we know and he sits there for a couple of days and calls all the heads of the legislatures in arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and says alternative electors, no . zero. there's nothing there. and he tries to tell trump personally this and convey that message as has lindsey graham, his supporters. it's kind of like the washington post, when we are working on a story and some editors says the story is there and the recorder from the field sometimes has to come in and say no, it's not there. and sometimes these ideas that editors and presidents have in their head, these things do not exist. and the existence of a stolen election is a total fantasy and you know, we scratched around. we call people. we went out into the night. this is old-time stuff, knocking on doors . making sure tha

gimme a john was pissing me, and then i'll pay you over the hon. lee summit negotiation. kim yard young was in crisis as a leadership in the north korea and domestic college. they're trying to separate her message on her is some point month. so now kimmy, john naturally took the initiative to least start negotiation stage money. thanks for your time. kim young jin. in non stan, he's a member of the national security advisory board at the south korean president office. thank you. thank you very much. a germans head to the polls on sunday, the ultimately deciding who will succeed chance the anglo michael an entire generation of young people will be voting the very 1st time. and for the past 16 years, many of any known mercury policies and appear eager for a change or the other. hamid reports from clone in the last election effort green party candidate. anna lynn, a bad book, tries to convince voters that she is best suited to become germany's leader, targeting many young people. i look as advising who feel disgruntled by the status quo and i'm calling for change. i had some

sent to senator lindsey graham of south carolina and a memo that white house lawyer john eastman sent to senator mike leerepublicans in the senate and perhaps in the country and so they looked at the allegations of stolen election and they concluded across the board there was zero evidence to support this so if you look at it, if you had a presentation to a jury of 12 americans, they would look at this and they might have political feelings pro trump or anti trump, butthe documentation is so solid in the investigations and the conclusions of trump's friends just this week trump denounced senators graham and senators lee saying that they gave up and that they should be embarrassed for abandoning his stolen election claim, but if you look at it through a neutral lens and given the political schism in this country, it's hard, but that's what costa and i were able to do, and it's clear, there is no evidence of the stolen election. what trump has done since he left office, he's almost basing his rationale for candidacy in 20 this is, well, they stole it from me in 2020 so maybe as a consolation prize or his v

john was pissing me. and then after a failure of the hon. lee summit, legal, sheesh, and kim yard young was in crisis as a leadership in they're not going to pull it. they're trying to separate her message on her appointment. so now kimmy, john naturally took the initiative to least start negotiation stage as germans heads the poles on sunday, they will ultimately decide who will succeed. chancellor, anglo merkel, an entire generation of young people will be voting for the 1st time for the past 16 years, many have only known luckless policies appear to be eager for a change of the hamid reports now from cologne. in the last election effort, green party candidate annella in a bad book, tries to convince voters that she is best suited to become germany's leader, targeting many young people. i look as vital and guess who feel disgruntled by the status quo and i'm calling for change. i had some context with that with the classically more classical, older parties. and i was a little bit disappointed because i saw like that that's not how i want to pl

lee blue skies got john taking a look at that, although not every camera showing that. >> i don't even know how to take that it anymore. it's been a while since we've seen that blue, not all the cameras are quite that blue yet. this is a little more familiar after such a great past few at least closer to the coastline your berkeley hills view is already growing a little bit brighter, though, even with that cloudy blanket up above. you're also noticing that there's just not as much hazy look to it as you're stepping outside this morning as our air quality has continued to improve it sure was a very hazy past weekend. the southwesterly winds have worked in our favor for the bay area unfortunately for the sierra nevada, especially around the caldor fire done just the opposite. whenever you have a wind, especially a dry wind like this one is does result in the potential of the fast spread of wildfire. and that's what has occurred, especially in the northeastern flank of this blaze as it approached areas like south lake tahoe as well as myers where we've seen spot fires popping up in that p

dagen: i want to thank everybody steve moore joanie, john lonski mike lee ryan james freeman and patrice onwuka, i hope i didn't forget anybody, i think i got you all there, thank you so much, jackie deangelis for stuart. good morning, i am president biden called his afghanistan withdrawal a, quote, extraordinary success but his approval rating dropped to 43% in the latest poll. the president will try again to distract from the failures in afghanistan. he will tour the damage in louisiana from hurricane ida, he's heading for a long weekend at his speech house in delaware, 235,000 was huge miss. the markets dropping on the news that futures were positive, turned negative, the dallas higher by 21 points, the nasdaq by two but that is because the markets think the fed is not going to move so bad news is good news. marty walsh will join us on jobs fallout and we will ask what happened here. progress swinging against joe manchin after he urged fellow democrats to hit the pause button on biden's $3 trillion plan. the recall election in california two weeks away, the pressure is getting to gove

going to say let's do something different so we can have a better california greg lee ktvu, fox two news recall candidate john is back in the bay area campaigning today. he made a stop this morning just outside pga headquarters in san francisco to talk about his public safety plan. it covers both law enforcement and wildfire prevention, their democratic when i'm the governor of the state, we will do something about wildfires. first of all will make sure that we get rid of dead trees and other tinder that would go up and flanks will also make sure we do fire breaks and prescribed burns. we also need to make sure that we respect the police that we punish people who resist arrest and we give the police every tool to do their job. cox also says if elected, he'll oppose early release for violent criminals and stop decriminalization measures. recall candidate larry elder held a virtual news conference this morning with some of his political supporters. they included former lieutenant governor abel maldonado. auto and former state senator gloria romero, a democrat. romero says she supports elder because she believes

john eastman, this lawyer. you lay it out in the book. and to get to the mike lee and lindsey graham point, you don't have to fact-check this. this letter is so on its face outrageous and bogus. it is such an outwere rageous claim, it is surprising they even bothered to do due diligence and not just say, you're crazy, mr. president. you are crazy, john eastman. once they did do their due diligence, why wasn't graham shouting from the mountain tops january 4th, 5th, and 6th, this is bonkers. don't pay attention to what's going on here. don't pay attention to the coup being written down and planned in the oval office. >> this book is called "peril." we debated it behind the scenes. it could be called "power." who has the political capital. people like senator lee and senator graham, when you talk about their political standing and others in the same position recognize president trump was making claims that were not true about the election. they don't feel compelled to speak out because they are not in positions of power. that's really an issue for the republican part

gimme a john was pissing me, and then after a failure of the hon. lee summit, legally she and kim, the young was in crisis as a leadership in they're not going to pull it. they're trying to separate her master g on her appointment. so now give me naturally took the initiative the to least start negotiation stage. sunday marks germany is most unpredictable election in more than 60 years in years rather, more than 60000000000 registered versus or expects to cost a balance to the side who will succeed. chancellor, anglo merkel. after her 16 years un office and the parties have set their sights on the youth 1st, we have team coverage on the story. we got hold of the, i mean, who's in our him at a center right. see to you ready? but 1st, let's go to step boston who's in potsdam at a central left, s b, d rally. what's happening that stuff? while the leading candidate, all our show shows has just left this rally. it was the last rally before it is very close race. in germany now we have to really make time to discuss issues and take questions here on pensions,

lee from its pedestal. more now from cnn's joe johns. >> reporter: after 131 years on display, the city of richmond, virginiarsy for decades. this statue of robert e. lee, the largest confederate statue that was still standing in the u.s., was erected in 1890 more than a generation after the civil war. but today, it came down. a heavy-duty crane lifted the 12-ton confederate general and his horse from its pedestal. cut into huge pieces for storage at a secure location. for many in the crowd, this day could have come sooner. >> it's hatred. and i do not like hatred. period. >> reporter: getting to this point was a monumental battle. the controversy surrounding it was amplified by the black lives matter protests last year. and while confederate monuments in other parts of the u.s. came down, including in nearby charlottesville, in richmond, once the capital of the confederacy, it took all three branches of government speaking with the same voice to overcome legal obstacles to removal. >> yes, that statue has been there for a long time. but it was wrong then, and it is wrong now. >> reporter: the >> reporter: t

that rudy giuliani sent to lindsey gram and the memo that this lawyer john eastman in the white house who was working for senator leethey were investigating this. they were not going to just assume it was or wasn't. they sat on the phone for days calling people in these states trying to see if there was alternative electors. there were not. this whole thing, here, two real bedrock trump supporters, they were looking to see okay, maybe there is something here, and this election fraud allegation, the stolen election claim, it is no evidence. i -- we spent a lot of time looking at this and came up with the memos and it shows that the bedrock supporters said no, nothing. and they did the audit in arizona, and it turned out more votes for biden. so this is, i think, important in the political environment we're in because president trump is throughout still claiming the stolen election. in fact, he is making the rational for perhaps his future candidacy in 2024 well they stole in in 2020 so i how would get it back in 2024? that really does not make sense. except for what you say, you have tens of millions of trump support

lindsey graham and senator mike lee investigate an extended scene where mike lee is sitting because he reached this memo from john eastman electors in seven states. it will be major news and a senator can get anyone on the phone as we know. he sits there for a couple of days and calls all the heads of the legislatures in arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and says alternative electors? no, zero, time and time. there is nothing there. he tries to tell trump personally this and convey that message as lindsey graham his supporters. it is kind of like the "washington post" and some editor says the story is there no it's not there that does not exist. editors and presidents have in their head these things do not exist. with the existence of a stolen election is a total fantasy. wheat scratched around, we called people, we went out into the night. knocking on doors, reluctant sources, making sure we got the best obtainable version of what occurred here. and what occurred here is there was no stolen election. >> on that note, i am going to turn to some the questions we have from the audience. the first one, wi

mike lee, the senator from utah, is conservative, as republican as they get. got this john memo, which said that seven states have alternative electors, alleging that this would be the basis for pence to say, i can't decide who won the election. mike lee got on the phone like a reporter and started calling the legislators in those states of arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and where is the alternative slate? nothing. absolutely zero. he could not believe it. he talked to trump and said, this doesn't hold up at all. trump is dismissed anyone who will face the reality that this was not a stolen election. >> we have to take a break. we will pick up the conversation with bob and robert about new reporting in "the post" and from cnn about what the biden white house is leaning ing toward do releasing information about what the former president and his aides were doing. it could trigger a showdown about executive privilege. whr kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains ar

lee in richmond, virginia is now gone as joe johns reports for us, hundreds of on lookers erupted in a pedestal and lowered to the ground. ♪ ♪ hey hey good-bye ♪ . >> reporter: after 131 years on display, the city of richmond says good-bye to a monument that has been a source of controversy for decades. the statue of robert e. lee, the largest confed fed statue still standing in the u.s. was eenkt ared in 1890, more than a j generation after the civil war. but today it came down. a heavy duty crane lifted it from its pedestal, cut into huge pieces for storage at a secure location. for many in the crowd, this day could have come sooner. >> it is hatred and i do not like hatred, period. >> reporter: getting to this point was a monumental battle. the controversy surrounding it was amplified by the "black lives matter" protests last year. and while confederate monuments in other parts of the u.s. came down including in nearby charlottesville, in richmond once the capital of the confederacy it took all three branches of government speaking with the same voice to overcome legal obstacles t

before she left the plaza, she had one wish for john and she asked for our help >> look at the height she gets gorgeous >> reporter: long before suni leeke doing back flips and stuff. so i learned how to do it on a mattress >> reporter: the balance beam he built in their yard and his now famous pep talks, the foundation of their shared dreams >> and it's suni lee who is in the top spot >> reporter: one that became a reality this summer. suni lee, forever an olympic champion, now a college freshman she's off at auburn. how is she doing >> she is very busy. i have very minimum communication with her right now. >> as most college freshmen. it's like, okay, see you, mom and dad, right >> yeah. >> reporter: but the journey to get here was not without its challenges two days before suni was set to compete at the u.s. championships in 2019, their lives changed forever. >> i went to help a friend trim a tree before his daughter's wedding. so i fell off the ladder >> reporter: john suffered a spinal core injury, paralyzing him from the chest down. his only way to get around now, his manual wheelchair. life has changed a lot has it been really h

john: the immediate needs are great. basic necessities like power are gonna. earlier, i spoke with cynthia leeas perusing the damage. >> we still have been able to get to grand isle. a very difficult situation. we don't have access to their. this is what we are dealing against. we have incredible first responder teams, but when you don't have the communication or are blocked by powerlines, it's diffult. it looks like the water has subsided. other areas of the parish are still underwater. they are still bringing boats to that neighborhood today. our issue -- it is supposed to be a hot day. we don't have electricity. we don't have many modern-day amenities. it becomes very difficult. >> i understand the was some talk of moving people out. they've had a problem bussing people o to a safer place. what is the situation? >> many people are already leaving because conditions are deteriorating. theris no gas. until our communityan get resourced, i just got back from a shelter we had -- everybody is tired already, and we aren't coming into this. if you can't take care of yourself, we need to get you fo

lee is the last confederate statue to come down out here on monument avenue in richmond. there were four others. the city's already taken those down. ? >> joe johnsmuch. appreciate it. >>> coming up, it's a flop that would make most soccer players jealous. the con man outsmarted by a tesla. that's next. (man) eye contact. elbow pump. very nice, andrew. very nice. good job. next, apparently carvana doesn't have any "bogus" fees. bogus?! now we work hard for those fees. no hundred-dollar fuel fee? pumping gas makes me woozy. thank you. no $600 doc fee? ugh, the printing, the organizing. no $200 cleaning fees. microfiber, that chaps my hands. you know, we should go over there right now and show 'em how fees are done. (vo) never pay a dealer fee. with carvana. this is t-mobile, america's leading 5g network. this is apple tv+. and now only t-mobile gives new and existing customers one year of apple tv+ on us. only at t-mobile. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and bett

lee great reporting today. thank you. thanks. republican recall candidate john cox is making his final campaign push with a stop in the north pay. cox was in yonville this afternoon at the french laundry restaurant where governor newsom attended that dinner with friends last fall amid coronavirus restrictions. cox is on a campaign bus tour of the state and telling voters to focus on what he calls newsom's failures. mr newsome's dinner here at the french laundry showed where he really was, and that is catering to the connected and the lobbyists and the interest groups that really run this state. well, people ought to know that i'm in this race because i believe i have ideas and solutions that will fix california that our farmers don't salsameda final campaign stop today in sacramento at the state capitol, and you can find the latest information about the recall election on our website ktvu dot com well now to a developing story this afternoon regarding covid-19 booster shots, and international group of scientists just published a review, saying that none of the d

s. team. 48 year old lee. westwood will be making his lessons parents, an englishman is on hand to support the davy john. now so this my job now is as one of the veterans to help the likes of burn, shane and victor men, some of the guys that only played one metric and help them to it kind of feel like a rookie because it is quite probably quite different to any other tournament you play? i mean yes, to the end of the day we go out there in the golf course and try and play match against the other guys. but you know, i think the whole surrounding, you won't be able to have the same kind of routine that you would normally have at the, at a tournament cricket. and the 2nd phase of the indian primarily continues after the competition was suspended, more than 4 months ago. because of india coded crisis is now being played in the u a and it was a good night, the co caffeine night, right. as hammering rule challenges up anglo calcutta needed 93 runs the victory and they got that with half the suspect and not just one wicket. major milestone ahead of the 2022 world cup and cattle. it took 4 days, but the tough h

s. team 48 year old lee. westwood will be making his 11 to parents and the englishman is on hand to support the davy . john now says it's my job now is as one of the veterans to help the likes of shame and victor men, some of the guys that only played one metric and you know, help them through it. you kinda feel like a rookie because it is quite probably quite different to any out of tournament to play. i mean, yes, to the end of the day we go out there to golf course and try and play match against the other guys. but you know, the think the whole surrounding, you won't be able to have the same kind of routine that would normally have at the, at a tournament back to cricket. now in the 2nd phase of the indian, primarily continues after the competition was suspended more than 4 months ago because of india coded crisis is now being played in the u a. and it was a good night. the co caffeine night writers, hammering royal challenges. a bangle and a major milestone ahead of the 2022 wild cup and cattle. it took 4 days, but the tough has been laid. the sales stadium which will host at 10 matches, including the