john: two follow-up meetings with larkin's. lemonis: interesting.from my twitter account. "i guess west end coffee -is too busy to quote us." -john: what? lemonis: i'm not calling them out. i'm just saying he called me out. and i look like i don't have my [bleep] together. and then i talked to him, and he said to me follow-up's been terrible. do you want to be in this business? john: i want to be in this business. this is my business. lemonis: well, itour business. -excuse me. yes. -lemonis: i'm scared to have anybody come here because we can't follow up with the local restaurant, and if you guys are now not talking again, how do we deal with that? -i've been gone two weeks. -becky: he's pissed off because you took a lot of what he was doing before. -john: i'm not pissed off. -becky: that's not true, john. john: he gave it to you, and i said, "here you go." becky: he throws everything on my desk, and he says, "marcus wants you to do it all," so i've been doing it all. john: i'm a very strong business leader. lemonis: you can't even follow up on a sa

. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street stepping over human waste and picking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said today that a task force report found that iv drug users will

. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street stepping over human waste and picking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said

larkin is the city's largest drop in center for homeless youth, and the first organization that g-eazy is supporting through his nonprofit, called the endless summer font. >> being in front of these kids, hearing the stories, sharing time and space, and energy with these people, and like, adding to connect -- it is moving. it is humbling. it is inspiring in a lot of ways. >> if you would like to hear more from g-eazy, he is playing the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view, tomorrow night. >>> new video of the longest lunar eclipse in a century. we cannot see it in north america, unfortunately, but this view is actually out of south africa. the moon spent nearly 4 hours in the earth's shadow. it was cool. >> the longest lunar eclipse of the century. there will not be any one longer in the century. >>> welcome to the weekend, by the way. >> thank you. >> it is fantastic to see you. we have an update, we were talking about a fire that just broke out, the temperatures are really warm there, 98 degrees right now. winds are gusting to about 10 miles per hour. at least the winds are not to

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he said larkin hall where the athletes showered was a pedophile's dreamland and if jordan didn't knowwas living under a rock. but he does describe jordan as a class act. now, another former wrestler, mike alf said he didn't consider it abuse at the time. that the wrestlers joked about it. but the physicals were weird, it was inappropriate behavior. he doesn't believe jim jordan knew and said if he did know, he thinks jordan would have done something. another unnamed former wrestler tells us that coach russ hellickson and jordan had to know because they were in the shower when the doctor was in the shower and the doctor was in the shower for a along time. you know, poppy, in the defense, jim jordan in his own defense is talking about character fallacies in some of these accusers. and it is true that one of the most serious accusations comes from someone who says, he told jordan all about it and said he did serve time in federal prison for dishonesty. >> unrelated to all of this. >> it was a crime of dishonesty. but he said, i'm now very successful in business and that should not be hel

in 20-16 24- year-old mitchell warren was shot and killed on ellis street near larkin in the tenderloinpolice are trying to find this man ... seen on surveillance video before and after the killing. police say warren got into a fight with the suspect.. then he was shot. warren's family is hoping someone will come forward now with new information. ( james ) this picture shows the suspect wearing a backwards s-f giants baseball cap.. and a jacket with the word 'fringe' written on the back. police are asking anyone with information on who this man is, to call or text their tip line. those numbers can be found on our website... kron4-dot-com. ( terisa ) a southern california family is trying to clear the name of a man they say was wrongly convicted of murder. william lee evins was convicted in 1979 of the rape and murder of 28-year-old joan anderson. he died in

. >>> rap star g easy made a huge donation to the larkin street youth services yesterday dropping off clothing and shoes and a $50,000 donation. it's the first organization he's supporting through his new nonprofit called the endless summer fund. >> being in front of the kids like having these conversations and hearing their stories one on one, sharing time, sharing space, sharing inference with these people and real gip party get -- sharing energy with these people and really getting to connect is humbling and inspiring. >> he play it is shoreline amphitheater in mountain view tomorrow. >>> and tonight thousands of runners from around the world are getting one more night's rest before taking on the san francisco marathon. >> and before the sun rises they'll line up for a loop around the city, across the golden gate into marin and back. da lin laced up his running shoes to show us the route. >> reporter: just a few seconds guys. got to get the legs going. i'm stretched, pumped, and ready to go. so we're just hours away from the early morning 5:30 start time. this is the starting spot

it is hard to know exactly what happened here in mitch larkin, one of the most dangerous states in mexicoght institutions. —— michocoan. the crime rate alone has many voters wanting change in this election. at so does the economy. 0campo depends on the surrounding forests for ecotourism and logging. at this wood mill, the workers say they find it hard to make ends meet and have had enough. translation: it is really time for a change. we want things to improve. we need so much in the country to be different. we need a new start in both the economy and the security situation. the frontrunner going into this vote, under as manuel, is in the lead largely because he has been saying the same thing. he has built a been saying the same thing. he has builta campaign been saying the same thing. he has built a campaign around promises to tackle corruption, root and branch, having been runner—up twice before, this time he needs those who have thomas zinn their votes to deliver. —— promised him their votes. in myanmar, authorities have told the bbc they've started to welcome back some of the 700,000 r

read her will she had realized that when hitler die she would die to last it just i meant his iraq larkin. hitesh the up step is all at the beginning of march one thousand nine hundred forty five she took her last trip to berlin he thought if up all it's not even proud this trip to berlin had most probably been arranged it didn't just come out of the blue. it was quite clear that she would go there to die with him for after she didn't just show up at the bunga. the wedding at the end was a spontaneous decision. he must have thought he owed it to her and her loyalty through our shoulders yet. it's like that. she said her goodbyes to family and friends during a four week stay in munich and had already left overzealous back in october of one thousand nine hundred four and for a long time believed that her cousin had stayed there until the end. he had been the if and of course leaving out at i sent a letter to the bear her dress but didn't hear back from her. i heard it on the news that mean yes first they said that hitler had died a hero's death. and i still didn't know about ava. but in jun

on ellis street near larkin .. in the tenderloin.olice say, mitchell warren got into an altercation with the suspect.... then, he was shot. now police are trying to figure out what was said during the confrontation... and track down the suspect. < this guy needs to be caught so some other father isn't having to call the kids and tell them their baby brothd of happy birthday were begging you to help us find who murdered him>(pam) him>(pam) this picture shows the suspect wearing a backwards s-f giants baseball cap.. and a jacket with the word 'fringe' written on the back. police are asking anyone with information on who this man is, to call or text their tip line .....those numbers can be found on our website... kron4-dot-com. (ken) officials have identified the couple found dead in their san rafael home. police found 91-year old laurel doreen bentley- bearham ... and 73-year-old james leonard bearham yesterday morning. it was a suspected murder- suicide. police got a call from a man saying, he had just shot his wife and was ready to s

project that called for sidewalk widening, and safety improvements for the stretch of mcalester at larkin. we achieved significant pedestrian safety improvements with the bulb outs and pedestrian level lighting. we're further committed to supporting the neighborhood by the use of the site at 333 golden gate for a period of nine years as a demonstration gardens. it was a community garden that supported the needs of the total neighborhood. we worked with d.p.w. to relocate that garden to mckopp and hub, where i hope it's doing okay. so i just wanted to convey the information to stress the school's objective of pursuing our educational mission. the importance we put on collaborations and partnerships, again, c.t.a., d.p.w., our city partners, and the support that we give the neighborhood, the tenderloin, and its efforts to activate and improve the live abili-- liveay of that community, and so with that, i want to hand it off to stacey tasuda. she's with clark construction, and she can give a more granular explanation of what would happen on the denial of this appeal. stacey? >> good evening.

he paid a special visit to larkin youth services yesterday, dropping a dish rack -- dropping off clothingand shoes, and a $50,000 donation. >> being in front of the kids, having these conversations, hearing the stories, one-on- one, sharing time, sharing space, sharing energy with these people, and just like, really getting to connect. that is moving. it is humbling. it is inspiring in a lot of ways. >> if you would like to hear more from g-eazy, he is playing the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view tomorrow night. >>> there is a lot going on this we can. >> i have a stack of content. just waiting to give it to you. >> that is a lie. >> kicking it off with the end of all, -- with the nfl, a couple of days on the practice d, john in his second tour of duty as head coach, is bringing the energy strong. i know, you can hear him from the parking lot. is quarterback was asked if he dials back the intensity in the meeting. >> no, he is the same. he is very energetic, i have had people come up to be and be like, what was he yelling about in the meeting room? i was like, nothing. we were talk

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. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street steppinging up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said today that a task force report found that iv drug users will use safe injection sites which would make it more discreet and offer a chance to offer treatment programs. the mayor said again that injection sites are just one step toward a more comprehensive strategy to clean up the streets. >> part of again why i'm proposing safe injection sites is because i just want to change how we see it, how we look at it, how it impacts our city. >> reporter: the mayor taking time to talk with city workers getting input from those who have an up-close view of the challenges facing the city. >> i want to have the conversations like what is it going to take? >> reporter: one person is encourage to se

. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street steppingicking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said today that a task force report found that iv drug users will use safe injection sites which would make it more discreet and offer a chance to offer treatment programs. the mayor said again that injection sites are just one step toward a more comprehensive strategy to clean up the streets. >> part of again why i'm proposing safe injection sites is because i just want to change how we see it, how we look at it, how it impacts our city. >> reporter: the mayor taking time to talk with city workers getting input from those who have an up-close view of the challenges facing the city. >> i want to have the conversations like what is it going to take? >> reporter: one person is encourage to

. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street stepping over human waste and picking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said today that a task force report found that iv drug users will use safe injection sites which would make it more discreet and offer a chance to offer treatment programs. the mayor said again that injection sites are just one step toward a more comprehensive strategy to clean up the streets. >> part of again why i'm proposing safe injection sites is because i just want to change how we see it, how we look at it, how it impacts our city. >> reporter: the mayor taking time to talk with city workers getting input from those who have an up-close view of the challenges facing the city. >> i want to have the conversations like what is it going to take? >> reporter: one

i am with larkin street youth services. i am also a member of the budget justice coalition. you're asking for 300,000. 100,000 for each of our respective youth leadership bodies. i want to remind us all that one in five homeless people are transitional age youth and we do know that 50% of homeless people in san francisco became homeless under the age of 25. that is why it is especially important we invest in our young leaders. if we want real solutions, it is critical to get their input from their lived experience to inform our policy and practice. this is why leadership bodies like the youth advisory board to work. they get marginalized and disconnected youth into productive work with their peers and community wide problem-solving. engaged youth are connected youth. leadership skills like life skills in organizing and collaborating end goal setting, we need this to happen for our young people to become the great civic leaders of our future. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: where your youth programs cut by d. thank you f.? >> we did -- none of us received it. >> we have not i

. >> hello i'm a representative of larkin street youth services and a current client. i would like to thank the budget analysts for their current cuts. i would like to thank you for your hard work making cuts to find more funding for homeless services. we urge you to find more cuts for our ask. i would like to highlight some things i found about the current budget. public protection is currently for the current expenditures in 2017 or 18 is $1.3 billion or about a quarter of the tote -- total budget. i think more cuts could be made for the public protection in the name of our ask and other homeless services and affordable housing. we also need to giv get more moy for leadership opportunities to the 300 -- 300,000 leadership ask. >> i wanted to thank you for all of your work because i know all of these needs are definitely priorities. .i wanted to speak to the homeless youth because youth is always the next stop in generations and building our society, and having the input from living on the streets. san francisco is a very unique mix of all of those cultures in history

staff, other city workers, our nonprofit representatives that served on this task force from larkin, rams and delores street community services, as well as the labor representatives and the brokers and the wonderful work that they've done. i have also served on this task force since 2004 i think seven or eight times now. as patrick explained, our approach is to find that balance between affordability and availability for both employers and employees. we want our employees to be able to have health care that they can use. we want our workers to be well so they can come to work. at the same time, the balance for employers -- we've always said we want to make sure that a substantial percentage of the health plans on the market are available. we continue simply mandate gold and platinum plans for every employer because if you do that, you will have nonprofits that cannot afford the plans and that will ultimately have to cut services. that would take the ability of the money to raise salaries, take the money out of the ability to deal with the rising rents that we're struggling with in th

i never sat in a coach's meeting and said, what are we going to do about larkin's hall, and that is thewer facility where many of the former wrestlers say that it was just so obvious dr. strauss in there and his looks at the other athletes and the other wrestlers. but he's very emotional about it. he said this is agonizing, because he cares about everyone involved. but the pivotal thing that's interesting he didn't say, as the head coach, did he go to the authorities at ohio state university himself. he doesn't mention or discuss that. >> all right, jean casarez, thank you very much. important update for us. we are waiting. in just moments -- let's listen to peter strzok on capitol hill. >> do you swear that the testimony that you are about to give shall the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. let the record show that the witness answered in the affirmative. mr. peter strzok is a deputy assistant director of the human resources division of the fbi. mr. strzok has worked at the fbi for approximately 22 years. prior to his current assi

nine years, ago humiliated larkin lanier flid -- fled georgetown, south carolina, knowing she can nevermother has disappeared she realizes she had no choice, but to return to the place she both loves and dreads. >> fred: and there was eels in. the water, y [ laughter ] >> seth: give it up for fred armisen, everybody! [ cheers and applaus eels. it does say the mother disappeared, which seems like a real eel m.o. [ laughter ] >> fred: that's what i'm saying. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: alright. you know our first gue tonight from his emmy nominated work on abc's "modern family." he's currently starring in the off broadway play "log cabin" ar playwright'son theatre through july 15th. please welcome back to the show jesse tyler ferguson, evybody! ♪rs [ cheend applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm so good. it's good to see little fredrick agn too. >> seth: yes. you're here on a good week to be here. >> yeah, it's very exciting. >> seth: so u -- i'm very impressed that you use your time off from your television job to come do stage work.o. >> i >> seth: last time you were here, you wer

alice larkin is an expert in climate policy.out the building designs where our members, nurses and doctors and health care staff, are working, trying to deliver care. they are not really up to it. some of the modern buildings don't have the airflow that would probably help to cool the environment. the modern ones? i thought you were going to talk about the older buildings. no. if you think about the old nightingale wards, they had high ceilings and open windows at top and bottom, so they can get very warm. a hospital ward can be 30 degrees inside when it is only 20 outside. this is something you look at, richard, buildings and coping with the heat. you have some observations about 05lo airport. the heat. you have some observations about oslo airport. yes, where the blinds close when it is needed and they open, computer—controlled, to make the right kind of response to climate. i suppose our view is that there is also the question of the whole city. the report from the mp5 talked about making sure a city has lots of green space i

sergeant sean larkin is with the pull is a police department's gang unit.feature analyst and the deputy cheeft monday clair police department and former law enforcement official. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. pete: sobers news. sergeant, i will start with you. what do you make of this trend. almost so the same amount of police officers killed in 2017, why? >> any officer killed is too many. nowadays i think because of negative media coverage involved in every officer involved shooting we see, i think officers are finding themselves a little hesitant to use deadly force at times even when they're totally justified. the policy covers them that they are finding themselves hesitant to react and unfortunately some officers are getting killed because of it. pete: tracy, i can relate a little bit in a different scenario being in the military, rules of engagement. commanding officer whether they support you or not depends how you feel in that moment. for police officers in new jersey and elsewhere is, it a different environment? are they l

in 20-16 24- year-old mitchell warren was shot and killed on ellis street near larkin in the tenderloinan ... seen on surveillce video before and after the killing. police say warren got into a fight with the suspect.. then he was shot. warren's family is hoping someone will come forward now with new ( james ) this picture shows the suspect wearing a backwards s-f giants baseball cap.. and a jacket with the word 'fringe' written on the back. police are asking anyone with information on who this man is, to call or text their tip line. those numbers can be found on our website... kron4-dot-com. ( terisa ) a southern california family is trying to clear the name of a man they say was wrongly convicted of murder. william lee evins was convicted in 1979 of the rape and murder of 28-year-old joan anderson. he died in prison of a heart attack in 2013... but his fam