lori: $3.99 per can? kurt: yeah. lori: i would not spend that much money.ink there's a lot of refinement needed. obviously, we haven't seen the manufacturing process yet. i'd like to dive into the recipes and look at that a little more, see where there's inefficiencies. lemonis: if we really want to grow the brand, i think we need to have a team effort, so what i'd like to do, i'm going to bring them in with me so that you're partners with all of us because i believe that they bring a technical knowledge of food processing and science to the table plus distribution, plus manufacturing. are you okay with that idea? barb: i do absolutely love that idea. kurt: yes, the copacking alone, let's see what we can do together. i'll work with you on it. lemonis: look, i feel like kurt having somebody like michael on board will really help him. michael's a scientist-engineer-genius, but when i first met him, he was also rushing through things, like kurt. kurt: we've been working with whole foods on making the cans pop a little bit more. we love the black. mike: the log

lori: we do agree with some of what is underpinning that. certainly, some areas of the market will benefit more from the reflationary trade, and part because they were relatively undervalued coming into this. there is still a little bit of noise. certainly interest rates are a big deal. classic value sectors like financials, like real estate oftentimes are fixed income alternatives. so you have to parts through that and not just be all in on all value segments all the time. we do think this is the kind of market where you want to be a bit discriminating, even within sectors. you want to be careful about where you position within those sectors. looking at individual companies is going to be important here as well. on balance, we think u.s. large-cap equities as a cohort will do quite well in 2021. alix: if we wind up seeing european vaccination rates pick up, does the story of u.s. exceptionalism you are underlining in some way stay? lori: certainly we have been looking for opportunities to enter europe in a more aggressive fashion. that is o

tristan and lori broad rick are building a life there, working for her family's carpet-cleaning company of young newly wids in love, they're expecting their first child as they're trying to move past the traumas of their own childhoods. >> i've been to around 20 different programs in the state of alabama. when you get in the foster care system, the main thing they do is bounce you around. >> tristan's mother died when he was 2. >> she got pregnant with me at 13, had me 14 and killed by a drunk driver when she was 16. >> life with his father was unstable. by the time he was 12, he it was a foster child. lori grew up with parents but had mental health challenges and rebelled as a teenager. >> i would sneak out the house and never nothing legal, though. i never had any legal charges done or anything. >> her family couldn't afford the help she needed, so when she was 15 the state stepped in. >> there's money to be made off of kids who have issues. >> tristan and lori didn't know it, but they'd become part of a multi-billion dollar industry, one that promises so house, treat and rehabilitate

allison and city of chicago mayor lori lightfoot.t to address -- establishing the racial equity rapt rapid response team. ladies and gentlemen, presenting the game's ceremonial first pitch, chicago's own mayor, lori e. lightfoot. [laughter] elizabeth: kt, it's pretty loud booing for a stadium that's virtually empty. what do you say? [laughter] >> you know, liz are, what really struck me about this is it was an unscripted moment. despite what the announcer was saying, oh, these are wonderful officials they've done great things, this is one of the first times that a democrat mayor and governor have been out in public where the crowd wasn't preselected. president biden, vice president harris, governor newsom, governor cuomo or when they do public events, they're very carefully scripted. the people in the audience are very carefully chosen. the questions that are asked are softball questions. in this case here we are, all-american sports, baseball, and even after that glowing recommendation from the announcers, what do the people do in t

. >> madam speaker, i rise today to recognize lori ford mercker. mr. carter: born and raised in southeastern michigan, she graduated from michigan state university and has spent her entire adult life improving the agriculture sector. for the past 32 year, she has worked with the michigan blueberry growers association who represents 250 growers in eight states in british columbia. she's also been involved in advocacy at the state and national levels to promote an understanding of the labor and environmental challenges facing farmers. throughout her career she's gotten a number of awards and accomplishment including the weatherby award for the promotion and marking of blueberries. i want to thank lori for the work she's done for georgia blueberry growers and growers across the country. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i ask permission to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gr

equity strategy at rbc, lori great to have you with us.d on which metric do you think valuations are full? >> we don't pick and choose. we have a combo model that bakes together 34 different metrics and some are market cap and equal waited we use median multiples as a bottom up assessment valuation and it is price to book, price to sales, you name it we have it in there and it is telling you we're at sky high valuations if you just look at the s&p on its own relative to history. so that does make us vulnerable to a pullback if we get the right catalyst to come along but i told my team, while i expect a pull back at some point this year, i think the timing is very uncertain because it is very unclear what catalyst is going to knock that down or when it would actually happen. >> at the same time, you would use a pullback to go more into the inflation trade so you believe this is an area that will continue its gains? >> yeah, and i think the market call right now is much easier from a bottom up as opposed to a top down perspective so when i p

that's what lori lightfoot is focused on.the same period they encountered 44 people armed with revolvers, 15 people with chemical weapons, and 1:30 two people wielding their feet in a violent manner. of course the rest were semiautomatic handguns. everybody knows it. rifles are not the real threat in chicago and they have not been for a long time if ever a period between 2013-2016, 4.8% of guns were rifles. most recent murder purported to all the way back in 2011, slower on the numbers but according to the report, just one rifle was used in a homicide in the city of chicago. one. that's what they want to take away. why? because you own it. not the criminals. the decade that followed, george soros and the d.a. called him and they took over chicago and during the tenure prosecutor started dropping cases for serious gun violence. it's a matter of policy. they intentionally dropped the gun crimes, battery firearm, unlawful use of a weapon, discharge of a firearm, serious crimes involving guns. they were dropping the charges. if t

lori, for the moment. _ everybody's mines. lori, for the moment, thank _ everybody's mines.ody's mines. lori, for the l moment, thank you very much for that. let's speak to the defence, for some legal context we can speak now to defense attorney and former criminal prosecutor in the state of minnesota john lesch we we re we were just talking there about the president's comments today and whether it had tipped the balance. maxine waters, the congress woman from california, she did speak in minneapolis on saturday and yesterday, thejudge minneapolis on saturday and yesterday, the judge said that in his view, it could give the defence grounds for appeal. so there will be concerns that politicians have spoken and perhaps influenced this verdict. i spoken and perhaps influenced this verdict. .. spoken and perhaps influenced this verdict. ~' ., spoken and perhaps influenced this verdict. ,, ., . verdict. i think one important thing to remember— verdict. i think one important thing to remember is _ verdict. i think one important thing to remember is the _ verdict. i think one impor

abrams group is blasting back, we have that fight and to illinois democrat governor chicago mayor lori lightfoot got booed out of the chicago white sox games or convoys their anger to the democrat officials who broke their own lockdown rules, also tonight dividing the administration in a baffling move does not increase funding for homeland security in the middle of the historic border crisis as even house democrats say nancy pelosi another top democrat officials stop being a wallet the border go to the border instead of claiming there is no border crisis and chided claim it is trump's faultik that is a 180 democrats don't like, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" start rightrt now. ♪. let's welcome back to the short acting attorney matthew whitaker, it's great to havek yu back on the daily mail bombshell shocking details the hunter left out of his tell our memoir top forensic experts say yes they did authenticate it is his laptop they include a former fbi veteran agent and has hundreds of thousands of text and e-mails and disturbing graphic photos whe

amy: that is the chicago mayor lori lightfoot. i want to bring in chicago alderwoman rossana rodriguez-sanchez. if you can respond to the release of the footage and what you learned from this footage, clearly, the city was preparing -- the mayor was preparing the city for it -- that was different from what you understood happen before? >> well, absolutely, it was a very different story once we had an opportunity to see the video. i feel like for almost two weeks, we kept hearing arguments disparaging the character of a 13-year-old, talking about two sides, talking about the feeli and the trauma of officers. and when we had the opportunity to finally see the video, we saw a scared 13-year-old kid that was complying with the orders of the officer, that was raising his hands. and it has been devastating for all of us. we feel more broken. amy: rossana rodriguez-sanchez, you are a mom as well? >> i am. i can't not watch that video without seeing my child's face on it because that could be any of our children that are outside in the co

i want to bring in now, lori swanson. lori swanson is the former attorney general of the state of minnesota and we are so happy she is here this evening. good evening to you. second-degree manslaughter. what's your view of the charge? >> you know, don, as a former-attorney general, and when i was attorney general, i always had a policy of not commenting on charges until all of the facts are known. in this case, you know, although the county attorney's looked at some of the evidence. we, as members of the public, have not seen all the evidence. we saw the police released a 60-second recording of a portion of the video. but each of the officers had body cameras that they were wearing. we don't have access, yet, as members of the public, to the body cameras. nor, do we have evidence to all of the -- the statements of the witnesses, who were on the scene. you know, second-degree manslaughter, i would note, is one of the charges that was brought in the case against derek chauvin. >> right. >> it, essentially, involve s culpabl

and that is what lori lightfoot is focused on. same period, they encountered 44 people with revolvers. 32 people wielding their feet in a violent manner. and the rest, of course were semiautomatic handguns. that's all the murders and everyone knows it. rifles are not a real threat in chicago and haven't been for a long time, if ever. between 2013 and 2016, just 4.8% of guns were covered by the chicago police peered 4.8%. the most recent murder report from chicago was from all the way back in 2011. but according to that report, just one rifle was used in a homicide in the city of chicago. one. and that is what they want to take away. why? because you own it, not the criminals. in the decades that follow, kim fox took over in chicago and during her tenure, prosecutors started dropping cases for serious gun crimes. not accidentally but as a matter of policy. reckless discharge of a firearm, aggravated discharge, serious crimes involving guns. they dropped the charges. they are not worried about gun crimes. they are worried about you

it's jho we are. >> for lori, sarah and kelly shattering gridiron glass ceilings is a second act. >>nce. >> you was in pharmaceutical sales for a long time. >> i practiced civil litigation. >> organized women's football team came to harrisburg, i was at a point in my life with two kids and a full-time job and i decided why not, why not give it a try. >> so we'd be in this one church basketball league and i got kicked out because i was a female. when i asked my brother, like, what are you doing tonight he said going to a football officials meeting i said can girls do that, he said i guess so, sis, be there at 6:00 don't be late. >> and morrow known as mjbegan her coaching career early after playing college basketball. >> i tore my acl. it was a devastating injury for me. that was the time i realized i always wanted to be on the sidelines and give other athletes the same opportunity i had at getting back to their game, getting back to their sport. >> turning a road block into a building block m j landed a job in 2019 with the buccaneers. >> prior to accepting the job from tampa i recei

. >>> claro hay que seguir bien atentos esto no se acaba hasta que se acaba muchas gracias doctora loriel presidente de mÉxico le va a presentar al presidente biden para regular la inmigraciÓn hoy mismo lÓpez obrador se refiriÓ a este plan en su comparecencia maanera issa >>> sÍ felicidad el presidente obrador le harÁ una propuesta. piden ampliar el programa sembrando vida a centroamÉrica la siembra detiene la migraciÓn a estados unidos porque crea un millÓn de empleos en el regiÓn y amlo pidiÓ visas de trabajo de 6 meses y luego pedir ciudadanÍa estadounidense. >>> tengan derecho a una visa de trabajo temporal. para ir a estados unidos. 6 meses, y regresar 6 meses. >>> el mandatario mexicano ya habÍa hecho una propuesta similar a la anterior presidente estadounidense donald trump para sacar adelante los programas sociales de lÓpez obrador a las comunidades centroamericanas pero en ese entonces su propuesta fue rechazada por trump el prÓximo jueves en la cumbre del clima lÓpez obrador harÁ esta propuesta a joe biden sin duda habrÁ que esperar cuÁl es la respuesta del presidente estadoun

. >> lori meadows drive. police say a masked gunman walked into the store and stole $1200 in cash in more than $800 worth cigarettes. the suspect got away or got into a getaway car. and later fled when officers started following the vehicle. police say they pulled over the car and arrested the woman who was driving the man was arrested at his mother's home in hayward. several hours later where police say they found the stolen cash along with a red mask and pistol that were used in the robbery. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 5 florida congressman matt gaetz said being investigated for trafficking. what we're learning about a request for a pardon from then president trump. we'll have details and kim and kanye a are in the middle of a divorce. but they both have reason to celebrate. we'll tell you about that coming up. >> also, the nba has announced a new partnership. they say will help get fans back into arenas. safer. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when t

. >> joining us now, lorie, the head of u.s. equity strategy at rbc. and james mcdonald, of hercules investment welcome to both of you glad to have you with us lorie, let me start with you there is too much bullishness in the market right now in you have got the s&p and the dow at all-time highs yet again today >> it is a great question. we see that in all the sentiment indicators we track. institutional investors, retailers, everything is at all-time highs one exception was fascinating. we saw economic bullishness skyrocket. it was more than 90% that had gone bullish on the economy over the last six to nine months. up from 70s in december. at the same time we saw bullishness on the equities slip from 60% to 50%. as i talk to investors i don't find a lot of bears out there in my client conversations but there is concern perhaps a lot of the good news is baked in already. so it wasn't surprising we saw the optimism coming in just a little bit. >> do you see it the same way? >> clearly, the bullishness is showing up in the new y'all time highs that persi

i want to go to the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot. first of all, madam mayor, thank you for coming on. you asked to be on "politicsnation" this evening after earlier this week you said that you found the video of the killing of adam toledo as incredibly difficult to watch, especially with you as a mother of a 13-year-old yourself. what is the message you have tonight for those watching us right now? >> well, first and foremost, i have to say, again, incredible condolences and love and support for the toledo family. his mother, his father, his siblings. he has a big family who is mourning this tragic loss of this young man. no mother should've to walk in the shoes that elizabeth toledo is now walking in every single day with the loss of her child. we just have to keep that loss front and foremost in our own minds. this is a tough thing. it is a tragic, tragic thing that this 13-year-old boy was lost. but as i've also said, we have to unravel a lot of the circumstances that led to that young boy being in that alley at 2:30 in the mornin

lori is a fine colleague, and has done a fabulous job and my three years at the board, so i am luckyo be able to work with her. what lori said this essentially restating what has been our policy for some time now, which is as we are purchasing treasury securities, we are doing so in the secondary market, and we would like those to roughly match the outstanding supply of treasuries in the market according to different maturities. as the treasury changes its issuance patterns, we would of course adapt our program to match those outstanding. i don't think she was trying to make news there. it is really just articulating what our policy has been for some time. jonathan: you wouldn't characterize this as operation twist, then? mr. clarida: i would not characterize it as operation twist. jonathan: michael would be happy we address that particular question. [laughter] i had to bring it up. we have been playing a drinking game, every time the vice yourself speaks, every time the chairman speaks, transitory, transitory, transitory. how will you know if you wrong that it is not just transitory

and where is chicago's mayor lori lightweight? what is she doing to stop this. what did ron fisher and emmanuel do. what did obama or biden do? nothing, absolutely nothing. 3,500 murders during obama and biden's eight years. maybe now they will finally join us in caring about, yes, lives that matter that are being lost in chicago. the shootings, murder, mayhem, that is a weekly occurrence in chicago. instead of trying to score political points and smearing defunding the police, maybe they will actually look at the facts and look for real solutions. rudy giuliani paved the way in new york. dropping the murder rate from 3,000 a year to the low hundreds. according to a new report from the law enforcement legal defense fund, murder sword as police pulled back among last summer's protest and the defunding efforts in new york city as her rest dropped by 30% murders one at 58%. louisville, as traffic stops dipping 35%, with murderers and 87%. minneapolis 42% decrease what traffic stops, a 64% increase in murder. and los angeles 33% fewer arrests, 51% more murders and i

out how dental implants work and how you can change your life in one location in one day, just like lori did. (upbeat music) - they took an x-ray of my mouth and they were able to say we can work with that. (lori laughs) - her teeth are in. - oh my gosh (laughs excitedly). - we'll be right back. - i would come into work as early as three when you've got 10 to 12 teeth missing, you can't hide that. - having to talk in front of groups, he was very shy because he didn't like to show his teeth or smile. - for years, i would dream of the place where i could go and one day come out and have all my teeth. - at clearchoice, our responsibility is to educate you and facilitate, so you are very comfortable with the decision you're making. - doing dentures just wouldn't work for me. it was a very collaborative and team approach. they've got a lab there, everything gets done in the lab, clearchoice put together a personalized plan, and i've got the best smile i could ever ask for, in one day. - [mark] it is 100% transformation. (mellow music) (moves into upbeat music) - welcome back to smile healthy

lori, thank you so much.oday. >> leo, they're saying happy birthday to you. >> thank you. >> he says thank you. >> thank you guys so much. >>> chef david rose is making fried chicken benedict. yeah, get ready for this. easter brunch is up next. depression makes it hard for me to follow through with my plans. my antidepressant helps, but there are times i still feel depressed and make excuses not to go out. is it just me? no, many people taking antidepressants still have some symptoms. when taken with an antidepressant, rexulti was proven to reduce depression symptoms an extra 62% compared to the antidepressant alone. so you can stay on your current treatment and help build on your progress. rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicidal thoughts and worsen depression in those under 25. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, which could be life-threatening, or uncontrollable muscle movements, w

the only other one that was slower was the decade of the 1930's, lori dealing with? the depression. the hangover from this, these economic disasters we go through could last decades or longer. during the recession -- during the depression, we have the massive innovation boom that created the baby boomer generation. we have that population back. this time around, that is not happening. people are getting older, they are having fewer kids. they are contributing what they call a baby bust. even some of the growth rate was slowing before the recession. we are going to this long-term trend of people staying in place, they are not having families that are as big as they were in the past. immigration is slowing down first because of the recession ended in the later part of the decade because of some of the trump administration's policies. we are living longer so we are getting older. we have more and more people paying into the system who are taking the retirement benefits they earned. at the same time we have fewer and fewer people contributing to the programs that administer retirement p

lori locklin was replaced from the prison in dublin, in december.five months in a co-. the couple were among the high profile wrote residents included in the scandal. >>> rapper, dmx, is on life support this evening. dmx's attorney says the hip-hop artist, whose real name is earl simmons, had a heart attack. the attorney adds he is unsure how the heart attack was induced. numerous out list suffered of an overdose. well wishes from celebrities ported on social media, and dmx was on the top searches of google, as fans check for updates. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news. the white house won't be hosting the traditional eggroll this year. how they are still making sure the commemorative eggs get to thousands of children. >> reporter: and what is hoping this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for

a source telling "people" lori is relieved that he was released from the prison.les in the scandal, admitting to paying $500,000 in a scheme to get their daughters olivia jade and isabella rose into usc. earlier this year, giannulli asking to be released halfway into his five-month sentence, requesting home confinement. his attorney saying he spent nearly two months in solitary confinement because of covid-19 protocols, and the isolation took a significant toll on his well-being. the judge rejecting it, siding with prosecutors who insisted his extended quarantine was necessary due to his contact with inmates who tested positive. as for loughlin, she spent nearly two months behind bars last fall. olivia jade speaking out about her parents on "red table talk" after loughlin reported to prison. >> it's been hard. i think for anybody no matter what the situation is, you don't want to see your parents go to prison. >> yeah. >> but also i think it's necessary for us to move on. >> right. >> and move forward. there is no justifying or excusing what happened because what

. >> lori was his assistant and coauthor of their cookbook, appetites. in 2018, they just started to collaborate on a travel guide. then came the news of his death. what did youthink would happen after tony died? >> right away, i thought well, that's the end of that book. >> but bourdain's family urged her to finish it. i imagine in some ways you hear his voice all the time. >> absolutely. there's so much of what would tony do in any circumstance. working with him for ten years i was very steeped in his voice in his work. and shethe notes from his initial brain storming mission. >> i had a lift of every place he had been. >> it's a long list. >> the ones he said yes to, he clear and emotionally resonate memories of the places. >> the result, world travel, a guide to cities, restaurants and hotels. for those that want to travel like tony or read about it. >> what does it mean to travel like tony bourdain? >> it means being open to what the place is offering and try to not go in with your one set agenda of this is how i travel. >> just this one. >> he was

lori trahan of massachusetts, and for other purposes form ms. tray -- and pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. trahan will vote yes on the motion to prove the previous -- to move the previous question on house resolution 303. as the member designated by mr. richard neal of massachusetts, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on the motion to move the previous question on house resolution 303. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote aye on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. e

my name is lori sharp day. i'm the interim ceo of the fund. i would like to thank target. i would like to thank target for making these sponsorships with these wonderful programs possible. i am very happy to introduce steven pomerantz, former assistant director and chief of counter-terrorism for the fbi. thank you. >> thank you lori. i'm only going to be up here for a minute. i want to welcome you. i would like to welcome you to the national forsman museums program, -- by having the participants in those events speak. tonight we are going to look at the attack on the uss cole, often thought of as a precursor to 9/11. a very significant event in and of itself, it set the stage for what was to come later. i just want to take a minute because the theme here is partly remembrance. and as lori said i was the chief of counter-terrorism at the fbi a long time ago, the mid eighties until roughly 1990 and i can stand up and give you the litany of terrorist attacks. most people in this business can do. many of which occurred before most of you were born. pan am, the marine corps in

lori trahan of massachusetts, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. trahan will vote yes on h.r. 1490, the 504 modernization and small manufacturing enhancement act of 2021. and madam speaker, as the member designated by the honorable mr. richard neal of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. neal will also vote yes on h.r. 1490, the 504 modernization and small manufacturing enhancement act of 2021. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yea on h.r. 1490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 1490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: madam speaker, as the me

arthel: lori ingle, thank you.c: six person has died after the mass shooting in rock hill south carolina named on the seahawks player, the victim survived the attack and underwent multiple surgeries but died of his wounds yesterday he was one of the two air conditioning technicians who allegedly was shot by former nfl player philip adams outside of the home last wednesday, police say adams went inside the home killing the doctor and his wife barbara and their two young grandchildren before he killed himself, his family says the former player suffered concussions and had other issues stemming from his and a full career. arthel: another tragic story, the biden of initiation struggling to keep up with overflow on a copy children arriving at our southern border, a texas official who has seen the crisis unfold firsthand plus expanding the supreme court democrats applauded and republicans against it. that is up next. ♪ retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady stream of pro

you are on with lori robinson. go ahead. laurie: good morning. i would say the fault is that police are not supposed to kill people. defend yourselves. defend somebody else, the same as any other citizen carrying a gun. if i make a mistake and i shoot somebody with a phone at their head, i will go to jail. treat the police the same as everybody else, legislating use of force, they talk about training as if it was written in the bible. if the training results in bad results, change the training. i lived in south for a long time, and the people end the traffic and the tension in me, i was ready to go postal. i moved to a rural area, my aggression tapered off, disappeared. i cannot imagine a policeman in the same environment that i lived through not developing a bad attitude. they never get to move to the country like me. they do it every day, every day. pedro: jim, thank you. we will let our guest respond. miss robinson. laurie: you rightly point out that training is important and stressed is really there for police officers to deal with. i will sa

lori, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about restaurant week. does it work. >> this is our first ever spring attempt. we've never done one in april. this is a good time to get everyone out and dining in restaurants. you can do outdoor or indo it's called week, but that's". it starts, tonight. we have over 150 participating restaurants. those restaurants can offer lunch options from $15 or $25, or you can go to the dinner option at $25, $45 or $65, and we are excited to have 20 brand- new restaurants from chinatown to be featuringbe featuringbe fg marketplace in their restaurant, and all the old favorites that have participated. >> the list really runs the gamut. all the neighborhoods of san francisco, that is exciting. there are great deals. are they doing things údifferen pandemic this year? >> what we did -- we did start this in the fall. we did one in october where we never let the restaurants have much creative license. some restaurants were doing prepaid options is an optional course. three courses is an optional choice, excuse me. we were

lori trahan of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. trahan will vote yes on h.r. 941, the transplant act of 2021. and mr. speaker, as the member designated by the honorable mr. richard neal of massachusetts, again, pursuant to house resolution 8, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.r. 941, the transplant act of 2021. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative omar, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative omar will vote yes on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. stefanik of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. stefanik will vote yea on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, pursuant to house

lori lightfoot, she definitely needs to resign and she should no longer be the mayor of chicago. before she was mayor, was president of the chicago police board and chair of the chicago police accountability task force. where do you see these protests going? >> i think the protests will likely continue. i think aside from the marching, aside from the protests, we really need to look at instuting some kind of policy in regard to put pursuits in chicago specifically. right now there is no policy. that is something i ready know a few peoe around the south si that have worked at raising awareness on how police rrorize our communities were starti to seriously consider the need to institute some so of foot rsuit policy because it cannot continue because we cannot continue to allow the chicago police department to kill black and brown people in our community's when they are running away. amy: is there any discussion, any word about the charging of the police officer who killed adam? >> know, as of now, i've not heard of any charges bng broughtp on officer eric stillman, who murdered ada

chicago mayor lori lightfoot begging for calm and for peaceful protests.y released bodycam footage of a 13-year-old adam toledo last month. looks like what happened, the local media in chicago reporting on it. police found a gun at the scene that this 13-year-old did raise his hand. didn't look like he had a gun in his hands but there was a gun thrown nearby. it happened within less than a second, this shooting. reaction to this story? >> well, hi, liz. i can tell you there are more questions than answers as pertains to the shooting of this 13-year-old child, adam toledo. when you look at the fact that the law enforcement officers were called to that area as a result of gunfire. they get into the area. they see two people running, a 21-year-old and adam toledo, this 13-year-old. they tackle the 21-year-old. adam toledo continues to run. a police officer runs after him. he was alleged to initially said, that toledo turned around with the gun and the police officer shot him in the chest. he later died. there has been some versions that have now changed to sa

. >> lori, this has happened, quickly some of the things we've seen.r resigning and then being charged, also the body cam footage being released. it happened quicker than i've seen it happen in most of these cases. the police chief has resigned as well. but when he initially came out to say it was an accidental charge, there was some criticism of that. do you think that played any role in either the charge or the speed of which this is unfolding? >> you know, i can't stand in the mind of the prosecutor in terms of why they charged it when they did or why they brought the charges that they did. i will say, though, in these types of incidents we've seen it around the country, certainly saw it in the chauvin case, you know, the more facts can change, facts can develop, evidence can come in a case. and i think whenever you have an officer involved shooting it's probably a good idea for those who are involved in the process not to be making a lot of public commentary about what the evidence shows or doesn't show until all of the facts are in such as, you kn

lori glaze is director of nasa's planetary science division. >> the helicopters can actually help totually to access places that we can't actually access to collect samples potentially, or carry scientific instrumentation to do some in-situ science from the helicopter. >> reporter: just as it was 118 years ago at kitty hawk, this first flight is likely jut the beginning of a new era of aviation. for the pbs newshour, i'm miles o'brien. >> nawaz: president biden met with a bipartisan group of lawmakers today as congress works to find a path forward on his $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. lisa desjardins has more. >> desjardins: it is shaping up to be a busy week in washington as infrastructure talks continue and congressional republicans navigate the various personalities in the party. to discuss all this and more, i'm joined by our politics monday duo. that is amy walter of the cook political report and tamara keith of npr. only let's start with this biden plan, i am just going to call it the infraclimae-wqistructure plan, this big plan, he had a meeting with a bipartisan group of

one got away from lori mcelroy, it hit his father on-the-fly. he shot a 4/76. sorry, pups. we've got tommy flint would at 16, there have been 22 holes in one at this hole in tournament history. hey, tommy, enjoy that , ace number 23. nine shots behind. jordan, par five, 15. an up and down around. 171 today. but whatever mojo justin rose had all over him, come on, cher. he carted seven birdies, when equal, this is 17 yesterday, seven under 65, opening round. four shots clear of the field. baseball, i mean, come on, giants home opener hours away, we will have blanket coverage. >>> meantime, the a's commit deep in the heart of texas. let's roll it up from houston. the astros scored a lot of runs last week, added more in the second, carlos got a hold of one. solo homer to score, it was one side, 3-0 at the sixth. 5-0. next inning, turned on this one, 426 feet, astros, six, a's, two. same two teams later on today. >>> nba, the warriors, the president of the team announced he was retiring at the end of the season. he is a hall of fame are. 46 years in the nba, the last 10 coming

. >> reporter: lori thomas is the golden gate restaurant association, and says war years and giants games give business owners a productable schedule of foot traffic. >> the warriors' opening is a great example. we can have a schedule, get a seasons of the head count, i'm sure, if who's going to be coming up we can do things with working with promotions to got more people into the area. and then you can start to budget for that, to plan how you're going to bring people back to work. >> reporter: the game is practically sold out. see two t $205. but if you really want to come, they have a dozen ranging from 300 to $600. tip off is 7:00 p.m. tonight. go warriors. >> people might be wanting to pay that much. they haven't seen them for awhile, right? >> reporter: yeah. you know, good luck to those die-hard fans. >> no kidding. thanks. >>> one local team that will not be asking fans for proof of vacs nation or negative test result, the san jose earthquakes. the team's coo contracts their massive outdoor venue, and says the dance filed for state protocols comes from state and county officials.

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the husband of actress lori loughlin was release ad little early from the facility in lompoc. the couple pleelded guilty to paying half maldollars to get their two daughters in usc. she served her time in dublin. >>> new rules are in effect at headache merritt this weekend. this picture will show you why. they shot the video in the middle of the seat. members say it showed a pretty typical weekend. this weekend a crackdown is underway. some roads will be closed. the city hopes the closures had include safety we spoke with s . so there are people double parking. >> remember they employed park ambassadors to promote social distancing and other covid precautions at the lake. >>> when we come back, we keep hearing about a potential fourth surge. where do things stand right now? we look at the situation across the country and the group seeing a spike in infections. >>> and touchdown ingenuity. nasa celebrating a new milestone for the first helicopter on mars. >>> and tomorrow morning for your easter sunday plans, could see some drizzle to start the day. a cool weekend. we're watchi

products are sold is, mills make the product and sell to distributors, the middleman, who sell to lorirt. lumber you -- who sell to lumber yard. lumber yards sell to builders. materials exchange, trading platform for wood products, saw deal recently, that had never been seen before by anyone i have spoken with. that was, a liver yard selling oriented strand board, osb -- a lumberyard selling oriented strand board, osb, lower-cost plywood used to make floors, walls, rows of houses. and a truckload was sold to a distributor. that is what traders are calling a supply chain reversal. everyone i spoke with had never seen anything like that before. the reason this happened is because, there are supply shortages for building materials now. a builder cannot frame a house and wait 3, 6 weeks for osb to arrive, you cannot leave it out to the elements and wait for windows and roofing to arise -- arrive. builders are starting to postpone some projects. this means that some lumber yards are finding themselves with excess inventory. that is what happened in this case. caroline: amazing reporting. on

in benicia, lori anthony, abc 7 news. >>> >> reporter: the communities with the highest infection rates were having difficulty getting the vaccine. one group that was seemingly inkreuzable throughout was home bound seniors have have been unable to go to vaccination sites. they're forgotten no more. david louie shows shows shows s are making the elderly shout cheers. >> these have been people that have not been able to vaccines yet. and they're very vulnerable because that's why they're home and home bound. >> reporter: the 6 patients to be visited range in age from 85 to 99. they were were were were were w programs like meals on wheels. >> given that you have with pfizer have that 6 hour window, we need to be sure that we can get from place to place and stay as long as needed. and be able to use all the doses. >> reporter: because of their home bound status, we weren't able to join the vaccination team inside or interview the patients. however we're told the reaction to the process was typical. >> oh that's it. i didn't feel a thing. they're happy they're able to complete the first dose

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