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now the cleanup and assessment of the spill continues east bay regional parks has closed the miller knox regional shoreline in point richmond. >>the coast guard has advised boats not involved in the cleanup to avoid the area for neighbors to live nearby the smell of fuel still lingers in the air is not as strong as it was tuesday evening. but it's still noticeable it's an oily smell fronts a given lives nearby she says that unfortunately smelling fuel is not unusual here. we smell that pretty often hear in point richmond you know that is just over the hill. a lot of times we can smell it sometimes it has a slightly burning out or if they're having a flare problem you get used to it but we're very aware of that now as of wednesday afternoon. there's no eta on how long this assessment and cleanup will continue or how long the park will be closed here in point richmond crews expect to be here to at least today. >>probably longer. but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>next at 3.30 what we know about a covid outbreak at a north bay nursing home, which is one of the large

you know i mean this is britain you know knox is the coach of the guardian she's the national women's coach she's one of our 1st guys who came to our program. i know if the governor was to be like. ok we're. pushing them to speak to young girls that we want to discuss which has become a star. after coming into this team they get the confidence because of what today they learned through training they became a shop. so they let us continue our training. i was. told of the result. was our mother i want to have you know out them up so you can see the guys that will disappear and now because of her and they're all off football and all these you see some of them were not even able to have school fees but because of becoming a good player this interview has been put in school fees so you find that it's just not about on the football they have been able to help their family come out of poverty so so many things are far too. like even if you never sell you know. one bank which is a good is a. new one was around the moon it was all part of me and i'm quite in the hands of more of the money reco

now the cleanup and assessment of the spill continues east bay regional parks has closed the miller knoxl shoreline in point richmond. >>the coast guard has advised boats not involved in the cleanup to avoid the area for neighbors to live nearby the smell of fuel still lingers in the air is not as strong as it was tuesday evening. but it's still noticeable it's an oily smell fronts a given lives nearby she says that unfortunately smelling fuel is not unusual here. we smell that pretty often hear in point richmond you know that refinery is just over the hill. a lot of times we can smell it sometimes it has a slightly burning out or if they're having a flare problem you get used to it but we're very aware of that now as of wednesday afternoon. there's no eta on how long this assessment and cleanup will continue or how long the park will be closed here in point richmond crews expect to be here to at least today. >>probably longer. but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coming up next skeptical americans how many responded to a survey saying they're not sure if they trus

now the cleanup and assessment of the spill continues east bay regional parks has closed the miller knox regional shoreline in point richmond. >>the coast guard has advised boats not involved in the cleanup to avoid the area for neighbors to live nearby the smell of fuel still lingers in the air is not as strong as it was tuesday evening. but it's still noticeable it's an oily smell fronts a given lives nearby she says that unfortunately smelling fuel is not unusual here. we smell that pretty often hear in point richmond you know that is just over the hill. a lot of times we can smell it sometimes it has a slightly burning out or if they're having a flare problem you get used to it but we're very aware of that now as of wednesday afternoon. there's no eta on how long this assessment and cleanup will continue or how long the park will be closed here in point richmond crews expect to be here to at least today. >>probably longer. but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coming up the concept car from that will walk to you if people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gro

after he does, general henry knox the artillery general takes the stage and asked them if they wouldn a their support of washington. they charge the front of the stage and sign the document. that's the so-called newburgh mutiny or conspiracy buried almost in a price yet newburgh at the war. washington brilliantly and theatrically puts it down. what he realizes is this a new government, this new country is going to be weak and fragile. it's going to be harder to frame a government and run a government that it was to fight and win a war for an opportunity to frame a government. june 20, 1783 just weeks later and paid disgruntled veterans in march on philadelphia to the building we know today's constitution hall. pennsylvania assembly and some of our nation's elected officials are inside the building that is surrounded by angry unpaid mutineers. make come out and now you have a drunken unruly mob and angry unpaid soldiers. they take congress that pennsylvania assemblies were they have to flee for their lives. they asked george washington to put down this mutiny. washington tells the mut

the way the vaccines that we already have were developed the pfizer vaccine and mcdonagh vaccine did knox from vaccine another fact all started in these young 6 healthy population and then they moved to older populations and eventually were tested in the frail and a very fun rable this is a good way of getting the next generation of vaccines that started. it was in fancy name the way you describe it this is a voluntary study you've said that there might be some issues with the full disclosure requirement so what's what would be the problem there so that's the biggest issue that we have with these types of studies we know that the to do a study to get a good ethical approval you need full disclosure as to what the risks of the studies are and we know that the population aged between 18 to 30 that are volunteering for the study has got a very low risk of going to i.c.u. or to die of dying of this disease the only clue that we don't yet know is what the risk practice off for the long cove it. let me ask you this before we run out of got about 30 seconds i spoke earlier this week with sharon

the way the vaccines that we already have were developed the pfizer vaccine and mcdonagh vaccine did knox in fact seem to know the facts all started in these young 6 healthy population and then they moved older populations and eventually were tested in the frail and a very fun rable this is a good way of getting the next generation of vaccines that started it it's fascinating the way you describe it this is a voluntary study you've said that there might be some issues with the full disclosure requirement so what would be the problem there so that's the biggest issue that we have with these types of studies we know that the to do a study to get a good ethical approval you need full disclosure as to what the risks of the studies are and we know that the population aged between $18.00 to $30.00 that are volunteering for this study have got a very low risk of going to i.c.u. or to die of dying of this disease the only clue that we don't yet know is what the risk factors off for the long cove it. let me ask you this before we run out of got about 30 seconds i spoke earlier this week with sharo

this is led by john knox white. we have worked with other entities across the city who need and use transportation. basically everybody to really get a ahead of congestion and make sure that people aren't burdened by having no choice other than driving during this time. this is my conclusion. even though this slide talks about challenges, i really want to end on a high note here. the reason that we have these challenges is because of our commitment to playing the role that we need to play in recovery. there are deep needs in the city. there's a lot of uncertainty. we are navigating it together. with that, i will wrap up. i don't know if you want to take questions or go straight into the next presentation. >> chair borden: are there any questions? i know director heminger has a question. >> director heminger: thank you madam chair. i've got couple of comments. maybe i can help us transition to little direction giving here. i want to talk about three of the strategies that were described here. i guess my answer to the

officer, commissioned as a second lieutenant, went through army officer basic core, started at fort knox and was around tanks, but was always part of training divisions, kind of a schoolhouse, and that is what most of my career was made up of. i'm very proud of that. a lot of troops we came into contact with, as a company commander and battalion commander, a lot of the training we accomplished prepared many soldiers who were deployed overseas. i have always been proud of that part of my career but yeah, it was a long stretch, 20 seven years and i retired as a lt. col. end and very proud of my service. interviewer: members of the freshman class including representative scott fitzgerald of the fifth district of wisconsin, think through time. representative fitzgerald: thank you. good to be with you. >> for comprehensive video and information on the u.s. house and search for remarks from members of congress. use maps to follow the cases in the u.s. and worldwide. go to c-span.org/coronavirus. monday night on the communicators. a discussion on court cutting and the pandemic with a senior ref

_ when they had a problem in the past by knox of— when they had a problem in the past by knox of theexit in the — sure the next six months as we start to exit in the vaccine has an effect on the _ to exit in the vaccine has an effect on the ability for people to go out and spend — on the ability for people to go out and spend money is that the government doesn't under power the recovery _ government doesn't under power the recovery. we would urge the chancellor, if he is going to go one way or— chancellor, if he is going to go one way or the — chancellor, if he is going to go one way or the other, to spend more as opposed _ way or the other, to spend more as opposed to — way or the other, to spend more as opposed to spending less, this is not the _ opposed to spending less, this is not the time to do that.— opposed to spending less, this is not the time to do that. thank you. and breaking _ not the time to do that. thank you. and breaking news _ not the time to do that. thank you. and breaking news of _ not the time to do that. thank you. and breaking news of a _ not the time to do t

war a political football in which some people didn't think it's a hoax that they don't believe in knox and now some of the same people don't believe her back scenes and this is how you lose a pandemic by downplaying it ignoring it in minimizing it in a home of sitting on your hands while the while the world burns and now we are living the consequence and we're trying to turn around the titanic but it's not an easy job right but you're trying to turn the corner the u.s. leading in terms of vaccinations one of the countries in the world living in vaccinations or at 13 percent of people there receiving or have received their 1st shot is that changing things on the ground what you're seeing. it is in certain degree but it's you know we're not at israel level of vaccinations yet and in addition oftentimes that will go back to the backs nations it's not fast enough and we're approaching 2000000 a day but because of the more factious variant which is 50 percent more in fact we need to get at least 3000000 and preferably if we're 5000000 people vaccinated and dates the head of it is just that

knox, of course, thati nightclub at the end of year to june.e. so, this time on thursday we were all "marvelling" at nasa's latest, incredible, achievement of landing a new rover on mars. the biggest payload they have ever sent, with the most sophisticated equipment on board, and i am sure many of you have been searching for news updates all weekend. well, in the last hour we have been shown new video that was recorded by perseverence as it landed — with the very first sounds from the martian surface. so this is the view above the rover as it comes into land. remember it was travelling at 12000 miles an hour, as it arrived in the atmosphere, but there you see the parachute deploying, to slow the descent and the rover dangling from these nylon ropes which will gently lower it to the surface. from the downfard facing camera — you see the martian surface as it comes into view, you will see a silver disk, that is the heat shield separating from the lander. and as this descent continues, into view, comes the first high definition footage of the mart

it is this is a prosecution to knox injured use the audio recorder and i believe mr kahn the solution i'll let her dress that. oakland is found her estate for old maids for the president he thought i would miss that it's all all 'd off it's different sides the united subservience to the old girl i suppose is the united. fading i should say this i believe proceeded we didn't notice this. i don't know that they're out there the witnesses the prosecution all they just need to think he would use all house all on the defense have exhausted all the juice in the courtroom out because a. lot of the horse agree with oh so you know it's a simple enough time to hire now knows me. knows. for sure. all of. the. people if he were the. remaining ancient forests some of europe's most pristine they are crucial for our society and crucial for our battle against the climate crisis but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives logging in the main areas are what about bungs violence killing with a rolls amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerf

he sees don knox to go after someone has control over it. to be honest about anything i wanted to talk about, and that's precious this talkshow host is the angel of deliverance for america's raging right, and he doesn't care if you like it or not. >> she's just playing a little hard to get folks. that's part of the traditional role of male-female relationships in america. i am not a bigot, i don't hate anybody, recessed or any of that stuff about people who have never heard me, who are liberals believe that i'm all of those things because my critics read back garbage about me. the thing about me is i am damn sure myself. i don't sit on the radio and say i think i sit on the radio and say limits on the weight is. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have with us to start today's program, the president of united states feedback most people see him as talkshow host. i see him as a news man in the following way. he helped to drive policy, conservative or liberal, democrat applicant, by the force of his personality and by the influence of his program. >>

way the vaccines that we already have were developed the pfizer vaccine and mcdonough vaccine did knox for vaccine and know the facts all started in these young 6 healthy population and then they moved older populations and eventually were tested in the frail and a very fun rable this is a good way of getting the next generation of vaccines that started. it was in fascinating the way you describe it this is a voluntary study you've said that there might be some issues with the full disclosure requirement so what would be the problem there so that's the biggest issue that we have with these types of studies we know that the to do a study to get a good ethical approval you need full disclosure as to what the risks of the studies are and we know that the population aged between 18 to 30 that are volunteering for the study has got a very low risk of going to i.c.u. or to die of dying of this disease the only clue that we don't yet know is what the risk factors off for the long cove it. let me ask you this before we run out of got about 30 seconds i spoke earlier this week with sharon peaco

it is this is a prosecution to knox introduce the audio recorder and i believe mr kahn the solution i'll let her dress that. open and her estate for old maids for the president he thought i would miss but it's all all 'd off it's different sides the united subservience to the old girl i suppose is the united. fainting i should say this i believe proceeded we didn't notice this. i don't know that they're out 30 this is huge all they needed and he would use all counsel on the defense because of that all the juice in the court threw out because a. lot of the horse agree with both you know it was a simple enough time to hire. me. to force. the issue. of. the. vote. rather than. a tamil journalist in search of a missing colleague stops at nothing to bring her story to the public. and sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those who will not compromise on the truth. news from jaffna part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding proje

is the way the vaccines that we already have were developed the pfizer vaccine mcdonagh vaccine did knox in fact seem to know the facts all started in these young 6 health a few lation and then they moved to older populations and eventually were tested in the frail and the very vulnerable this is a good way of getting the next generation of vaccines that started. it it's fascinating the way you describe it this is a voluntary study you've said that there might be some issues with the full disclosure requirement so what's what would be the problem there so that's the biggest issue that we have with these types of studies we know that the to do a study to get a good ethical approval you need full disclosure as to what the risks of the studies are and we know that the population aged between 18 to 30 that are volunteering for the study has got a very low risk of going to i.c.u. or to die of dying of this disease the only clue that we don't yet know is what the risk factors off for the long cove it. let me ask you this before we run out of got about 30 seconds i spoke earlier this week with

barbed wired guards and song treated worsen german prisons award at debate jason fort knox so that's that brother hearing hearing i don't know where they sent selway. but the army never changed their policy. the war was over by this time 3:30 second for the groups back. gardening fields not the place for the unit and that's when they opened up selfish field. south of columbus, ohio there's a segregated base. and and that was the base that finally the air force closed in 49 they ended the segregation. program thank you. thank you for sharing that story. um. all right. the next question is from ben v. what are some important things? we should be teaching our students about being good citizens and what it means to be an american. very interesting question because oh good students and enjoying the freedoms that we so much enjoy here in america and not unavailable many parts of the world. is a challenge that also do preparing themselves to not only to continue enjoy but but live them in their their life and actions to to the point that it's not to happen since a birth or how you fix your

they are ongoing east bay, regional parks have closed the miller knox regional shoreline in point richmond in the coast guard has advice boats not to or not involved in the cleanup to avoid that area entirely. >>in the east bay another violent attack against asian american in the bay area, san leandro police are working to identify 4 armed robbers 2 were involved in an attack on a man yesterday afternoon. i was just trying to deposit money at a local bank in the attack happened in front of the bank of america on marina boulevard where the victim was in line to deposit of large sum of money. it was then police say the attackers push into the ground and took his money. the 4 suspects got away in a car before police arrived. eyewitnesses identified the suspects only as men in their 20's said, police said one suspect was armed with a handgun. >>still ahead tonight, the nba stepping in after dallas mavericks owner mark cuban stop playing the national anthem before games will hear his reasoning when we come back. >>and we're beginning to see a few clouds moving inside of a whole lot more clouds

cleanup and recovery efforts are ongoing east bay regional parks is close the miller knox regional shoreline. in point richmond. and the coast guard has advised boats not involved in the cleanup effort to avoid that area. >>right now time for our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at the city out there there it is high lawrence hey guys, yeah certainly need to see that fog roll in something you get to see this time of whole lot of during the summertime but that fog starting to scoot on in as the front approaches the coastline. so kind of getting the idea that things are changing now in the atmosphere as we get ready to switch gears and get back to some wintry weather today almost a spring-like day outside you see that fog floating in the sea the bay bridge just right there all the clouds begin to move in overhead tonight, so we'll see more that cloud cover in fact in the thinking up throughout the night tonight you see some of those clouds even the high clouds begin to move in now so that quick ridge of high pressure that is settled in today and brought you some above normal temperatures

speaking of a good year and than knox cold weather, the shares of generac up, and driven bay demand forkup generators. and now we go to rahel solomon. >> let's stick with weather. in north carolina, search and rescue operations have ceased after a tornado and trying to work with red cross to find residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed. >>> and now, the biggest retailer has 450 retailers closed in texas or the midwest. >>> and in iraq, a barrage of rockets landed near a military american base. a contractor was killed but a coalition spokesman says that the contractor was not an american. >>> and a new poll finds that 3 of 4 americans wants president trump to have a significant role in the gop. you can watch the news with shepard smith to see how that might work and what prospects there are for a third major political party at 7:00 p.m. eastern. that is the cnbc news update, and i send it back to you, jon. >> and up ahead, the social media giants are looking to join the audio club thanks for the success of clubhouse and what is at stake is coming up. and first, ahead of the opera

images coming from our drone east bay, regional parks is closed the miller knox regional shoreline atnt richmond to help with the cleanup process. the coast guard has advised boats not involved in the cleanup to avoid the area keep it clear. >>the man whom police believe stolen minivan was 2 young children inside over the weekend has been caught san francisco police arrested or lynn romero on tuesday, he's accused of kidnapping. a 4 year-old girl and her 2 and her one year-old brother. we're in that van he swiped while the dad was delivering a doordash order on saturday. police say that jeffrey fang left the car. running when he went to drop off the food and romero jumped in and took off the children were found safe hours later romero now faces charges of kidnapping auto theft and robbery and police are looking for one other person in connection with this. police in indonesia are investigating 2 separate burglaries at downtown in teak shops that happened over the last 2 weeks and you can see some video from one of the shop somebody sneaks through a broken window on the door. and after

try to knox fox news off the air. ♪♪ ♪♪ howie: a new york times a bomb shell detonated last night juster top aide sexual harassment allegation against andrew cuomo. the new case, charlotte bennett, 25 -year-old former executive assistant tells the times the last ring the near governor asked about her love life, whether she had sex with older men and said he would be open to relations with someone over 22 quote, i understood that the governor wanted to sleep with me and felt horribly uncomfortable and scared. cuomo has asked for an independent review of the accusation saying he quote, never made advances toward ms. bennett nor did i intend to act in a way that was inappropriate. these earlier former top cuomo aide lindsay boylan said in a lengthy post on medium that he'd given her an unwanted kiss and made her so uncomfortable that she resigned in 2019. joining us now to analyze the coverage, alexandra and maria harf and executive doctor of serve america packed. alex, charlotte bennett says cuomo never touched her but she believed he wanted to. the governor isn't denying it but complain

supply >> and last question, i doubted you once actually, several times i said you'll never finish that knox steel. you told me jim it's going to happen a lot of people feel that the arm deal would be so fabulous for you but if it doesn't happen it's a stepback for nvidia you assured us again, last question, that you believe in arm, but do i really have to feel like if arm doesn't get done you can't own the stock of nvidia >> nvidia's going to be huge no matter what. and so the growth opportunity ahead of us for artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, manufacturing robotics, industrial robotics, 5g edge, those have -- those applications are going to make us a very large company. i think our growth trajectory is very exciting. we expect data center to continue to grow we expect it to be a great growth year for data center. all of that is independent of arm. however, arm is -- you know it's the most popular cpu in the world. it's the cpu instruction set that hyperscalers and mobile device companiesand pc companies are really excited about. and we were so fortunate that martha san at soft

in 2011, he was part of the team credited with freeing amanda knox, that american college student wantedin italy. and in his spare time, he's the founder and director of idaho's innocence project. >> it's an unfortunate thing that our name is innocence because honestly i've worked on, i think, 13 exonerations now. four of the ones in georgia, they found the actual perpetrator. to those four guys, i'm the guilty project. >> so now the coincidence you just couldn't make up. the very week carol left a phone message for dr. hempikian looking for help, the i'd i innocence project had just taken on a new case, the case of the man convicted of killing carol's daughter, christopher tapp. the doctor called carol back. >> her words to me, i'll never forget, were i just want to know what happened to my daughter. it still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> the curiosity of her surprise you? >> the knowledge surprised me. she's turned all of that love and devotion for her daughter into a very careful record of this case. >> so she read that report to him, the one that said the pubic hairs

finish all this paperwork for the marriage for this sudden love story she called those people dr yasser knox i want to as a former party. m.p.'s who was then president's adviser that's how everything happened and this is there was an ngo who was dealing with turkish media members so that's how we all heard about this incident and then of course the police then the prosecutor's. office intervened and they tried to search the consulate building which they didn't allow at 1st and then they tried to search the residence building and all those the it is all the c.c.t.v. pictures all those intelligence gathering by the police and a turkish intelligence and some voice recordings actually that have been that have been actually declassified in a way or let's say that that has leaked to the press highlight that the situation and everything showed that the order came from a very top place in the royal kingdom. even though as i said the name wasn't recited everybody knew that it was the crown prince mohammed bin someone who organized the killing who actually said yes to this killing ok. joining us live

this is led by john knox white. we have worked with other entities across the city who need and use transportation. basically everybody to really get a ahead of congestion and make sure that people aren't burdened by having no choice other than driving during this time. this is my conclusion. even though this slide talks about challenges, i really want to end on a high note here. the reason that we have these challenges is because of our commitment to playing the role that we need to play in recovery. there are deep needs in the city. there's a lot of uncertainty. we are navigating it together. with that, i will wrap up. i don't know if you want to take questions or go straight into the next presentation. >> chair borden: are there any questions? i know director heminger has a question. >> director heminger: thank you madam chair. i've got couple of comments. maybe i can help us transition to little direction giving here. i want to talk about three of the strategies that were described here. i guess my answer to the

this is led by john knox white.e have worked with other entities across the city who need and use transportation. basically everybody to really get a ahead of congestion and make sure that people aren't burdened by having no choice other than driving during this time. this is my conclusion. even though this slide talks about challenges, i really want to end on a high note here. the reason that we have these challenges is because of our commitment to playing the role that we need to play in recovery. there are deep needs in the city. there's a lot of uncertainty. we are navigating it together. with that, i will wrap up. i don't know if you want to take questions or go straight into the next presentation. >> chair borden: are there any questions? i know director heminger has a question. >> director heminger: thank you madam chair. i've got couple of comments. maybe i can help us transition to little direction giving here. i want to talk about three of the strategies that were described here. i guess my answer to the t

david, they probably did more to ensure that they are the fort knox of entertainment than any company at a time when it was very unclear why anyone would want to own the financials having to do with an in park and entertainment company in the midst of the worst pandemic since 1918. >> it is a surprise to see the performance of the stock over the last year particularly as it hit the lows in the march, april period as everybody tried to understand the ramifications of the pandemic and certainly disney was thought to be one of the companies most at risk and then we can rewind when was it that we had the contentious, i will call it the contentious interview with bob iger, we talked a lot about espn and he said all you guys want to do is talk about espn, it was six, seven years ago, i can't remember, but when you think about the transformation that has taken place at the company, how they have basically exited the ecosystem that existed for all these year, although i shouldn't say, they haven't exited. >> no. >> they have transitioned, begun that transition from it. by the way, an incredib