the united states. >> health officials are especially concerned about a cluster of infections in kirklandjenny: this outbreak may be one of the most transformative and consequential events that we've had in this region and in this country. governor inslee: by mid-may, we could be looking at over 60,000 people infected if we do not act. >> last question. riley: is the homeless population at risk? population at risk, and if so, what's being done to help them? governor inslee: yes. we are going to have a minimum of $100 million available to protect our vulnerable people in our long-term care facilities and unsheltered people. patty: it was totally nothing like anything we've experienced in public health since i took over as director six years ago. it's empty. public health is the silence -- silent force that's working for the health of the community. the public health efforts during this pandemic started with containment. so we wanted people to physical distance, but also very vulnerable people stay at home. public health care is about everybody, of course, but particularly those communities

kirkland ask you to marry?never. >> announcer: an ex's reason to never commit. >> she was neglectful to my children, and she abused them. >> judge judy: i'm not buying in to this story that you're telling me. >> announcer: or is he just dragging this mom through the mud? >> judge judy: according to you, when did she start abusing the children, sir? >> this has been an ongoing process. >> judge judy: well, then you don't have three children. >> she's pregnant with a child that she told me could be two or three other different people's. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution joseph kirkland is suing the mother of his children, jessica torres, for stealing his money and property, plus identify theft. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 539 on the calendar in the matter of kirkland vs. torres. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been

capitol police officer kirkland has filed a 57-page lawsuit, happened thursday, accusing donald trump to the physical and emotional injuries that she sustained while trying to protect the capitol last year. the 27-year-old officer was dispatched right here. that is the west side of the capitol. you can plainly see it became one of the scenes of significant violence, and at one point, the lawsuit says she was outnumbered 450 to 1 at the capitol door, having just a baton and very little protective gear. she says she's been forced to take a year off work after suffering a traumatic brain injury. the lawsuit charges that the former president had extraordinary influence over his followers and through his words and conduct, he directed the mob that assaulted and battered officer kirkland. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. joyce, this one's got a lot of emotion packed into it, and in fact, this officer, officer kirkland, is not the only law enforcement officer to file suit now against donald trump because of his conduct on january 6th. but do you think

up to tahoe and kirkland as well. kirkland with plenty of kuhn shine. oakland and san jose.d, and for the coast. >>> the special surprise the bay area boy received for his third birthday. >>> and cbs news bay area. darren goes over how much rain we have gotten so far this water year and how this month compares to an average january. that's coming up in our weather extra segment at 8:15. plus at 8:45 we have the latest on real estate numbers and trends in the east bay. you can watch our stream on pluto tv >>> getting you updated on this traffic alert we have been following on 85. this is northbound 85. all but one lane is shut down. one lane is open from an earlier crash it. happened about 4:45. it is a vehicle that hit a pedestrian. as far as traffic have you a lot of brake lights, ape lot of back up for the investigation. use 280 as the alternate. you can use surface streets as well like saratoga. over to 280. that will get you around the delay on 85. northbound 85, for more details. causing the back up. >>> want to take you there live right there. someone called 911 just b

kirkland argues trump incited the attack and did little to stop it.sentative for the former president did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the lawsuit. we learning new details who was inside the national headquarters on january 6th, 2021 when a pipe bomb was found outside. vice president harris was at the dnc, he was evacuated less than ten minutes after the bomb was found. harris called several times to check on her staff. the fbi says this video we are seeing here shows the person who planted the bomb at the dnc and republican committee headquarters. the fbi had not been able to identify any suspect. it's stunning that we are now more than a year out and there are still no lead on this case. earlier in the show we asked this question, why are you awake? marie is up early because moms make sure everything is ready before everyone else's day begins. >> that's definitely true. >> natalie is upturning off her alarm writing "i woke to a phone call cancelling school with no remote classes either. in the age of zoom, this pandemic, snow

we are also doing what for doing owned island. mclaughlin. kirkland is a do strategic prize jewel in the baltic sea, a central for nato's access to its baltic allies and its swedish and finish partners. from this island you cannot control both of the air and sea waste in the region. garland was a key military asset for sweden, for centuries, until 2005, when the swedish government assessed post cold war tensions as so low that it disbanded all the permanent military units here in what turned out to be just wishful thinking. that's why the swedish government has been re arming the island since shortly after russia's seizure of ukraine's crimea region and has intensified it in recent weeks. that glockland could be next in the kremlin site is no longer unthinkable for swedes watching the russian government continue to escalate. a bit like a game of chicken were one of the drivers rush on this case as you're stronger steering wheel out the window. so we're having to unfortunate to some kind of crash and my view defense minister hook this believes the country has enough friends to feel sa

we are also doing what for doing owned island. mclaughlin. kirkland is a do strategic prize jewel in the baltic sea, a central for nato's access to its baltic allies and its swedish and finish partners. from this island you cannot control both of the air and sea waste in the region. garland was a key military asset for sweden, for centuries, until 2005, when the swedish government assessed post cold war tensions as so low that it disbanded all the permanent military units here in what turned out to be just wishful thinking. that's why the swedish government has been re arming the island since shortly after russia's seizure of ukraine's crimea region and has intensified it in recent weeks. that gauntlet could be next in the kremlin site is no longer unthinkable for swedes watching the russian government continue to escalate a bit like a game of chicken. we're one of the drivers rush on this case as you're stronger. ready steering wheel out the window, so we're having to unfortunate to some kind of crash and my view defense minister hook. this believes the country has enough friends to

so we have kirkland. we were advancing kirkland last year. we intend to package it again as a stand-alone project. it isn't a great fit, frankly, for tircp. and the way that the tircp program is written right now and the criteria just don't benefit san francisco that much or benefit our projects that well. so there is us trying to pursue kirkland outside of tircp. and there's also an effort to possibly change tircp, look for some additional flexibility in the tircp program, but trailer fill, something that gives us a better opportunity to advance the kinds of projects that san francisco wants to see funded. and i'm going to stop there and just ask if my colleague jonathan brewers would like to add anything else. they have been awesome partners with us on sort of figuring out what is that -- if we throw projects through the salmon run, what comes out on top and what is our best chance for success? >> thank you. and i think that kate had the answer exactly right. i think that our focus, post central subway and post muni forward where we did adv

yesterday, capitol police officer, breonna kirkland, filed a lawsuit against trump, arguing that his provocative words and actions leading up to and on january 6th, 2021, we're likely to incite and provoke violence in our they're's and did in fact incite and provoke violence directed at her. part of making sure that the january 6th attack on our democracy never happens again, is punishing those responsible. but, it's also about voting out elected officials who support trump's lies. making sure that other big lie supporters never hold elected office, in the first place. the washington post reports, at least 163 republicans who have been embraced trump's false claims are running for statewide positions across the u.s. that would give them authority over the administration of elections. if you support the big lie, and want to overturn federal elections, you shouldn't get a hold elected office. so, where do we go from here? and, how do we keep building on the work that's already been done. leading off our discussion, to democratic members of congress from the great state of california, c

costco, the kirkland brand.y is really good for a lot lower price. >> the line is standard against the national brands. storebrand angle right there with the national brands. it is a quality product that they should trust. >> madison was talking about some of these tricks that the companies are using. taking announce out of a family size cheerio box. do we have to think about that when we are buying private labels? should we be comparing ounce to ounce instead of just box to box. >> it is always important to compare ounce to ounce. i would never tell anybody not to do that. large sizes are not as economical as a medium-size is. the one thing i have not seen in the store brands is we are not seeing the shrinking of the packaging. it has been staying the same package as it was last year. >> flagging many stores across the country has been bare shelves. getting what you need to pale the demand from consumers. when it comes from the private label products are you facing the same products with the supply chain or bet

as susan kirkland stated in today's chronicle, my best friend is often late or doesn't come at all --k: thank you for your comments. and i apologize for interrupting you, we are setting the timer for two minutes this afternoon. thank you for your comments. mr. atkins, do we have another caller in the queue. i believe we have 39 who are listening and there are about 19 lining up to make their comment. we welcome the next caller. >> caller: hi. my name is jay elkin and i'm not a resident of san francisco but i've come to speak to you today at this meeting because i have been working towards becoming a foster parent for the county of san francisco and i had the pleasure of actually being an emergency personal assistant through ggrc for a young man who has been in the system. so he's about twelve and has multiple diagnosis and frankly from what i understand is one of the most difficult kids in the county. in the month of october, i got the chance to help him because he didn't have a placement and so sfhsa came to me through dtrc, they were supposed to hire me as an emergency personal assi

as susan kirkland stated in today's chronicle, my best friend is often late or doesn't come at all --hank you for your comments. and i apologize for interrupting you, we are setting the timer for two minutes this afternoon. thank you for your comments. mr. atkins, do we have another caller in the queue. i believe we have 39 who are listening and there are about 19 lining up to make their comment. we welcome the next caller. >> caller: hi. my name is jay elkin and i'm not a resident of san francisco but i've come to speak to you today at this meeting because i have been working towards becoming a foster parent for the county of san francisco and i had the pleasure of actually being an emergency personal assistant through ggrc for a young man who has been in the system. so he's about twelve and has multiple diagnosis and frankly from what i understand is one of the most difficult kids in the county. in the month of october, i got the chance to help him because he didn't have a placement and so sfhsa came to me through dtrc, they were supposed to hire me as an emergency personal assistan

as susan kirkland stated in today's chronicle, my best friend is often late or doesn't come at all --hank you for your comments. and i apologize for interrupting you, we are setting the timer for two minutes this afternoon. thank you for your comments. mr. atkins, do we have another caller in the queue. i believe we have 39 who are listening and there are about 19 lining up to make their comment. we welcome the next caller. >> caller: hi. my name is jay elkin and i'm not a resident of san francisco but i've come to speak to you today at this meeting because i have been working towards becoming a foster parent for the county of san francisco and i had the pleasure of actually being an emergency personal assistant through ggrc for a young man who has been in the system. so he's about twelve and has multiple diagnosis and frankly from what i understand is one of the most difficult kids in the county. in the month of october, i got the chance to help him because he didn't have a placement and so sfhsa came to me through dtrc, they were supposed to hire me as an emergency personal assistan