larkin. it is incredibly important that we pursue not only ways to prevent traumatic brain injury, but that we also find ways, if it does occur, and we won't be able to prevent it in 100% of cases, but if it does occur, we need to find ways to treat it and mitigate the impact to our families. thank you again, chairwoman. i really appreciate the ability to be here today. >> i want to give a special thank you to senator ernst. they are not on this subcommittee. she has an absolutely packed schedule, but she has been engaged for years now on the issues around traumatic brain injury and working toward changes in the lot both in the documentation that will lead us to better diagnoses and also for the resources to begin treatment now for those who need it. she wanted to be here with us today, and i appreciate your coming and doing this. thank you. senator kaine? >> thank you. thank you for having this hearing. it is really important. i will ask the same question of both panels. i would love to get

larkin. i just want so many to understand that so many of these injuries go undetected through c t-scans and mris i am grateful he chosen to do that because you would not of known about the injuries otherwise. but then for you and dr. suavant. is the psychological metrics test that is used by the dod an accurate method of detecting those changes in cognition that will lead to a diagnose? >> senator, thank you for the excellent question. i think that we are searching for a gold standard. a number of these measures including the anam have flaws in them. everything from the way they are administered to challenges on consistency and behavior. within the individual and external to other individuals. so, while it is an interesting screening tool it is far from perfect. >> yes. >> i hope we continue to work towards alternative or ways that we find that gold standard and it is something that this committee is going through. and the devices as well that can help with the diagnose and tbi and blast exp

>> san francisco, larkin street between broadway and vallejo. it was the nation's first intentionally interracial, interfaith church. it was started in 1934 by dr. thurman and dr. fiske, who believed that if people came together and had deep religious experiences, that the would have a sense of community among them and it would break barriers. we have been going on for 74 years, next year will be 75. >> you talk about different backgrounds, races, creeds. >> yes. we have jewish folks, buddhists, communists, people who had no religious background but they have found this and dr. thurman attracted many of them. a lot of people have said, this is what this church is about, then i want to be part of it. it is probably his most powerful and most recognized book. it was very influential . dr. king, samuel proctor , many other people . >> and the meeting with gandhi had tremendous influence . and at that time it was through the book that nonviolence went through its greatest exposition. >> we will hear more on that. we want to know why does howard thur

the rally in san francisco main library on larkin street is going to be at noon. also happening today, settles it. leaders are set to vote on whether to ban homeless encampments around schools. if approved, it would prevent the unhoused and the rv's parking within about 150 feet of most campuses. local officials including mayor matt mahan support the proposal after students and one east san jose school said they were being harassed and at least one case followed by homeless people living near the campus. critics of that proposal argue the measure criminalizes homeless. hundreds of people gathered in san francisco at the exploratorium on 15 to watch the solar eclipse only covered about a 3rd of the sun here in the bay area. but it was really still a good view. exciting. >> especially explore time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this great. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator, i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena. >> millions across the country were in the path of totality, inclu

some include larkin and eddy streets, fulton and presidio park and park presidio, excuse me, and missionubos avenue. police say speed is most often the factor where there is a deadly crash, and they hope their presence will help drivers slow down. also in the city, another ticket crackdown is planned for next month and parking control officers are nervous. ktvu tom vacar was at a rally today where the workers expressed concern about stepping up enforcement, putting them at further risk. >> 16 san francisco parking control officers say previous stepped up parking enforcement or fine increases have led to increased threats and even assaults, making their work more dangerous without consulting them in advance, which puts a target on our backs. >> and, you know, it puts us in a in a precarious situation with the residents and the challenges that we face. >> it shouldn't just be a top down decision. it's not thoughtful at all. and that should not be how we govern. >> we still haven't gotten a date, an actual date when we'll be doing that. >> officers also say drug addicted, mentally ill as we

but the book yourself, hey, also larkin? yeah, i was over here in american accent is like i what's going on? yeah, you're right. is we have people here from all different places of the world. we have people here from united states, from russia, from india, from germany, from u. c o p a. where yeah, it is just a small community, a 100 families, a whole lot. chang. yeah. who are going to say, what the hell is the americans are being in this one because they are all jews. we are all jews who are exiled from this land about 2000 years ago. we kept that connection to the land for out those millennium. and now, thanks to god, we are coming back to our land if the united nation says that there has to be a significant increase in attacks from setlist and then also as this area is called by the united nations, an occupation that is illegal under the geneva convention that it is only right for the united states to take actions. how do you respond to that is not illegal for me to raise my children here. i'm not bothering anybody else.

some include larkin and eddie streets , fulton and park, presidio, mission street and dubose avenue as well. police say speed is most often the factor when there's a deadly crash, and they hope their presence will help to slow drivers down. >> new at 11 tonight, senate candidate adam schiff is the latest victim of a car burglary in san francisco. schiff's car was in a downtown parking garage today when his luggage was stolen. this is a photo of him at a dinner in berlin. burlingame. you can see he's in a vest and a shirt while everyone else is in suits. the dinner was hosted by attorney joe cotchett, who is supporting schiff's campaign. schiff told the chronicle, yes, they took my bags, but i'm here to thank joe. >> we turn now to the ongoing protests on college campuses across the country. tonight, ucla is the latest university to see hundreds of students establish an encampment at the center of campus and a similar scene at rival usc, the university announced today it is canceling its main graduation ceremony due to security threats. >> the university still, though, plans to hold sma

. >> the exhibit is open through july 22nd at the asia at the asian art museum on larkin street. >> after the break, a high tech problem in the north bay, the sc ol istr t picked on blossom hill road will be opened for the last time on tuesday, april 23rd. the owner tells the mercury news his lease is up this month and the landrd iraising the rent by nearly 70. the restaurant has been serving burgers in this location since 1964. it's the last remning location. at one point, there were burger pits all over the south bay. >> marin county is dealing with a high tech problem dangerous behavior with kids on e-bikes. >> as ktvu tom vacar reports, one school district is trying to protect students from themselves. >> the tamalpais union high school district is considering requiring students who ride their bikes to school to register their bikes with the schools, and those bikes must be of a speed class, legal for their age. also under consideration, banning modified e-bikes that would allow them to exceed the maximum legal speed of 20 miles an hour. we will be working not only with our law enforc

the entrance on larkin street, as well as various other locations on the upper level floors. further research is still needed to solidify fundsing for this option but should the pilot be successful, collaboration with the 27 other branch locations would be required to install chargers as each location has their own leadership and budgets to consider. and to the right is a image of the main library on larkin street. >> this is charmae speaking. we'll move to the first recommendation for multiagency implementation, which is through a emergency operation strategy. upon discussion with the ada coordinator of bellevue washington, we discovered they implemented 6 charging stations with their office for emergency management for disaster preparedness for wheelchair user. san francisco could pursue a similar strategy in which they work with the department of emergency management as the lead agency who would be responsible for pursuing funding through emergency operation grants. for example, bellevue received $2500 from the urban area strategy initiative grant program funded by the dep

however defense attorney larkin says the 75 drilled rancher feared for his life fired warning shots into she saw several men dressed in camouflage carrying rifles and backpacks. about 100 yards away from their home that day. the defense says kelly does not believe the warning shots could have possibly hit a person or because their death break in the status hearing in this case is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. eric: alr all right christina, thanks so much. arthel: oh well, that is it for now. we have more coming up because we are going to be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the two of us and in the meantime we've got mike emanuel owell with a lot of news coming up from washington d.c. and so, you i'm happy to see you pretty have been busy covering the trial. eric: it has been yes i've been down at the trial. it has been, man oh man, back there tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. live right here. through the all right thank you for watching us right now everybody. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins a

. >> the exhibit is open through july 22nd at the museum on larkin street.re no official activities planned for 420 in san francisco. the city, though, is preparing nonetheless. >> hippie hill is expected to draw thousands of people tomorrow afternoon, even without official city support. ktvu christien kafton has a preview of how other organizations are stepping in to help the event. >> in years past, robin williams meadow and golden gate park, also known as hippie hill, would be a flurry of activity preparing for 420 cannabis celebrations. but this year, the meadow is quiet. the organized event has been called off. instead, the city's recreation and parks department is planning on hosting a family friendly kickball and volleyball event here on saturday. the rec and park say they've been working with emergency responders to make sure that if for 20 celebrants come to the park to party, the city will be ready. >> we've been coordinating with police, fire and several other city agencies, so we'll have extra staff on hand that day. and also we'll have extra por

. >> reporter eric, those workers held a rally today right outside the main library on larkin street. they want the city to increase the number of security guards at all 28 branches. now, some branches do have security guards now, but at the ones that do not, librarians and other workers say they've been forced to intervene in dangerous situations that sometimes turn physical. san francisco library officials have not yet commented on the workers demands. the governor's office is touting the results of a chp special operation targeting crime in san francisco, according to the governor's office. >> chp officers seized more than 42 pounds of fentanyl in the tenderloin in the past year. that's when city and state leaders announced a partnership to more aggressively target fentanyl dealers. this also comes as the city recently reported data that shows property and violent crime are down since the beginning of the year, state lawmakers from both major parties are now voicing their support for a new attempt to punish retail theft. our crime reporter henry lee explains this idea as you guys k

the rally starts at noon today at the sf main library on larkin street, and i reached out to the sane. and of course, we'll bring it to you as soon as we have it. kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. community advocates in east palo alto are trying to make sure violent crime does not make a comeback. >> this impacts everyone the community, the family, the friends, the police. >> police are trying to solve their first homicide of the year and investigating whether a death yesterday day is criminal as well. here's abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez. >> a death investigation is underway in east palo alto. police say they found a man off newell road on monday. the chief of police said it's too early to determine if a criminal act occurred last year. east palo alto had zero murders. the chief called it a momentous milestone for a community once marked by adversity. in the early 1990s. it was once known as the us murder capital. >> the resources were not there always. >> since the late 1980s, margaret petros has helped families of murder victims in east palo alto and throughout the

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brown is going to be held at the san francisco main library on larkin street. that's at noon. >> alright 6.45 is the time. and hundreds of people gathered in san francisco. probably thousands, but hundreds certainly out at the exploratorium on pier 15 to try to catch a glimpse of the total solar eclipse. such a great day. the move only cover about a 3rd of the sun here in the bay area. >> but it was really still a good view. exciting, especially explore time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this great. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator, i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena. >> millions across the country are in the path of totality, including those in kroger's, nesbitt, hometown. >> yeah. in fact, he shared his family's experience of what it's being called. now the great american eclipse. take a listen. >> clips came with a lot of anticipation. millions of people in the united states excited for this rare moment of darkness. the best viewing was in the path of totality star

. >> the workers held a rally today outside the main library on larkin street. they say they want the city to provide security guards at all 28 branches. some do have security officers, but at the ones that don't, librarians and other workers say they have been forced to intervene in dangerous situations that sometimes turn physical. san francisco library officials have not yet commented on the workers demands. >> southwest airlines now chiming in on the growing debate on whether to rename the oakland airport. many officials in the east bay say they do support the idea of rebranding the airport as the san francisco bay oakland international airport and the city of san francisco is not in favor and has even threatened legal action in the port if the port of oakland goes through with this change. and now three different airlines have come forward to say that they support this possible rebranding, southwest, the airport's largest carrier, telling ktvu in a statement. the proposed name clarifies where oakland is actually located, which is on san francisco bay, and i

that's on larkin street, and i reached out to the san francisco public library to get their response.se, we'll bring that to you as soon as we have it. kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. east palo alto community advocates are trying to make sure violent crime does not make a comeback, as police try to solve the first homicide of the year and investigate whether a death yesterday is criminal as well. east palo alto police say it's just too early to determine if a crime occurred yesterday. police also say a man who was stabbed back in february died from his injuries a month later. the department is still looking for his attacker. authorities are now asking for the public's help in solving the crime. in addition, local nonprofit mothers against murder is now offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. >> families tend to be scared. so we're here as a community organization doing it on behalf of the families, on behalf of the community as well. there is always hope and if some reward can help, then we're willing >> back in the 1

it runs as you see on the map along mcallister, larkin, grove and goodlett. it provides heating and hot water to bill graham auditorium. grove. city hall and superior court on mcallister. the steam loop has long suffered from differed maintenance and early october of 2022, the steam loop had a significant pipe cracking that caused hot steam to escape through two man holes. one just opposite city hall, which is near man hole 13 on the map. the other on the northeast corner of polk and grove, which is the man hole number 11, seen on the screen. in fiscal year 2022, the city budgeted $300 thousand for annual maintenance of the loop. we also budgeted in fy23, one time amount of $3 million to make the necessary repairs. real estate did analysis to the cost to properly maintain the steam loop. we determined it would cost actually $4.9 million for the city to do the emergency repairs and we would need additional $12 million in order to replace old piping and valves. we estimate that 60 to 70 percent of the loop is in need of repair. we also estimated that we need $3

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on turk and larkin.was a successful event and want to shout out to our advisory members morning star who spoke and it was just it is a welcoming environment. people were q.ed to be there. the mayor was there. the mayor came and doing amazing work and then i also attended self help for elderly spring banquet they honored 29 super seniors. super seniors are people who are 90 and over am there were 29 of them. together than i had a combined age of upon 2000. and let me say about the super seniors. when it was time for them to come up to the front, hay basically ran up there. >> right? you thought it would take a long time. they were like yea. here we come. here is to living well<,> happily and gratefully and with dignity. it was really wonderful to see. lastly, about the budget. i will say that we are did get some seemingly good news from the most recent controller's report and it looks for the moment i'm total low hedging. for the moment, the dignity fund looks like it will be funded. but we don't know. it

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marty [indiscernible] larkin street youth service. cochair of [indiscernible] tay subcommittee. i don't really fully understand what just happened and i'm for-also not understanding what is rescinded. i'm just going to talk about the tay funding proposal. which i hope that's okay. i do want to thank member friedenbach for her tireless leadership and support. i barry have a understanding what is happening with these funds, but jenny has been-member friedenbach has been incredibly helpful so really grateful to her. we do is a plan for these funds. i feel i was here literally a year ago, most of us were fighting for these funds. i have an understanding the mayor's office has suggested to sweep the $39 million again and pour it into emergency hotel rooms for families, and i want to be clear the tay providers don't want homeless families on the street. i think that goes without saying. i think that if the mayor recognizes the emergency that homeless families present, she should declare a state of emergency and fund what is essentially hotel 2.0, but not sweep funds that are for housi

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peter larkin is a graduate student in the department of history who is preparing beginning graduate studiesin late roman history, later into history, she's doing her general fields in late antique history, medieval history and african-american legal history. thank you so the first question that we have from someone who has mentioned that they are a descendant is asking whether as a descendant, it would be possible to determine which genetic clusters or ancestral lines specifically that they can tie their genetic ancestry back to. within the group of 27 individuals, or if even possible, to identify specific ancestor in that cemetery group. would you like to answer this, david, or should i? i'm suggesting you answer it. okay, great. yeah. so i just want to highlight i mean, think a few things. i think that one thing it's really important to mention at the beginning is the that we've developed is, you know, capable of identifying these genetic connections between living people and and the historical people like, those at catoctin. but there are, you know, many reasons why you could be, you kno

the exhibit is open through july 22nd at that museum on larkin street. >> well, birds at disney's animalcutting edge technology. scientists are using rfid technology to study the birds breeding and their feeding behaviors. the birds wear small bands, and the researchers then monitor how many times the birds enter their dining rooms. >> so our northern carmine bee eater is here at disney's animal kingdom where leg bands, which helps us identify them. we're attaching rfid technology to those leg bands so that we can track them and understand their behavior. this helps us take better care of them. >> yes, their goal is to expand the technology so they can study additional bird species. >> sports focus returns tomorrow with a new episode here about an unprecedented college offer for two teenage boys in oakland who aren't even close to graduation. we'll tell you how their strength and dedication is turning heads in the world of weightlifting. plus, student volunteers teaching tennis to athletes on the autism spectrum, and a look at one of the local chapters on this national nonprofit in the e

for purchase and sale of steam distribution infrastructure facilities which run along mcallister, larkin, grove and dr. carlton b goodlett street to energy san francisco llc and reimburse buyer for emergency repairs not to exceed $3.1 million for it city to buy steam from buyer for 5 years following the transfer date and affirm the ceqa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 9 retroactively approve the agreement between helt advocates and department of public health to provide uncomp sated care reimbursement recovery service not to exceed $11.3 million for total term of 5 years through december 31, 2028. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 10, resolution to authorize execution and delivery of multifamily housing revenue notes in amounts for purpose of providing financing of construction of 184 unit rental housing project known as transbay block 2 east. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. >> approve and authorize the director of property to execute lease a

for purchase and sale of steam distribution infrastructure facilities which run along mcallister, larkin, grove and dr. carlton b goodlett street to energy san francisco llc and reimburse buyer for emergency repairs not to exceed $3.1 million for it city to buy steam from buyer for 5 years following the transfer date and affirm the ceqa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 9 retroactively approve the agreement between helt advocates and department of public health to provide uncomp sated care reimbursement recovery service not to exceed $11.3 million for total term of 5 years through december 31, 2028. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 10, resolution to authorize execution and delivery of multifamily housing revenue notes in amounts for purpose of providing financing of construction of 184 unit rental housing project known as transbay block 2 east. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. >> approve and authorize the director of property to execute lease a