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lori, i want to start with you.lorida, has a law now named after your daughter, alyssa's law, that would provide panic buttons to teachers. but you're also focused on mental health as a key part of the safety needed. what do you think is needed there and what is working so far in that area? lori: so we passed the marjory stoneman douglas act and alyssa's law, and alyssa's law is panic buttons in school, so if there is a life threatening emergency situation, we want to empower our teachers to push a button on the phone or something to wear around their neck. and it's directly linked to law enforcement, geofence the area so that they can get on the scene as quickly as possible. so we believe that in that life threatening emergency, time equals life, and to get help there as quickly as possible will save lives. and of course, mental health is a huge part of the conversation. you know, especially after covid, we really need to provide services for our students to be able to get the help that they need. lisa: is that a c

lori, this is crazy. want to hear what they have to say about it without them getting skewered. i'm so happy with what lori just said, because she -- i bet you are, 'cause we're crushing you, and she's trying to give you a lifeline. yeah, but -- doug, security is a non-gender issue. security is an issue for everybody. no, no. that's not the point that i'm trying to make. no, having an app that's user-friendly well, what's the point you're trying to make? makes a woman feel comfortable. let us address it. let me address what lori said. how much do you charge for the service? no, no. let him finish, though, robert, please. let him finish. because, barb, aren't you interested? i'm very interested, and i agree with her that we have a different perspective on it, and i'm anxious to hear your answer if the gentlemen would not be so rude. and we're not as technological. herjavec: what do you charge for it? it's $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. corcoran: only about a week ago, i couldn't remember a password. it wa

you were talking about lori lightfoot. you don't believe that her policies contribute to the things that are happening in our community and with those policies in place if people -- the place up someone for minor fraction of leads toed a bigger infraction. if you don't believe that those policies contribute to the beilinson if you don't how do we help these urban communities? >> i'm not saying i don't believe the issues. i'm sure their issues but she has that i agree with him and somebody don't put a lot of that is more positive. downud that it's true i'm speakg to a national audience and i'm ethinking about everywhere. every state and every city doesn't have the same policies. a place like new york or would an article about the problem with eliminating it. i wrote about it openly. i'll take attacking people is right. i don't have to say lawry's bad but i can say i don't want the focus to be that. would lawry's gone in someone else's mayor if you think about it we said the same thing about rome. romeme is bad. change is no

so we want to stop the shooting we get focused on lori like that. you like that good. i got to pay it all laurie, but i wasn't giving it because that's not why i was there. so that's how you talk to your liberals. i mean because all your friends and family who don't want to talk to you and don't want you on thanksgiving because you want to jump trump why you talking to them about trump? that's all that argument is over that you nobody won that argument. neither side. i want to hear anything good or bad about so just move on to other stuff. so you talk about the issues because we don't talk about issues anymore. ask your friends and family. what do they think about don't say crt because they don't believe the talking point say it's not in schools. just say do you think that because i go to parents group so parents send me stuff for my organization, you know, kind of like whistleblower stuff so i know what they're doing. so do you think that a 12 year old should be asked his sexual preference. and they're like no. it's like okay. do you think an eight year old should be

mom lori has epilepsy, and gavin often helps her through seizures, sometimes daily.goes through your mind when you watch that video >> it was heartbreaking. to see him pull me to the ladder and hold on with all of his little might to keep my head above water. there's a lot of pride there, but there's also a lot of mom guilt emotions going on as well. >> reporter: on this day she says gavin had just gotten out of the pool minutes earlier and was drying off on the porch when things took a turn >> i don't remember any of that moment until i came to, and i was in the water, and it absolutely terrified me. >> reporter: lori captured the death-defying rescue on her security camera and shared it on facebook earlier this month. her post has gaerned hundreds of posts and likes all hailing gavin a hero you are raising an amazing young man. another writing gavin is a true hero you taught him well his heroic actions also catching the attention of the local police department they presented him with an award for saving a life in front of all his classmates do you think your son sa

lori calvasina, thank you.> charlie, before we let you go, we're looking at another strong rally, just to recap the week we've had of 3.2% on the s&p 500. it's the fourth week in a row of gains. we're down still for the year only 10.25%. i say only because it was a lot more than that because we were in a bear market so what are we in now >> we're in a bifurcated market. the numbers you just quoted were for the s&p 500, which is dominated by growth stocks value stocks aren't down that much i think my funding is down 3% for the year huge bifurcation, different kinds of popular stocks. there's a lot of opportunity in value, which is holding up very well still great valuations in that part of the market still very expensive in the technology growth space. >> what's your favorite name right now? >> if i had to pick one and it's always hard to make me pick among my children, i am going to say, madison square garden entertainment. >> you say that every time. >> well, i'm consistent. i'm a long-term investor they are g

lori ann, thank you very much. see you soon >> thanks. >>> still on deck for the show twitter building up the legal arsenal against elon musk. reportedly reaching out to friends and high profile investors for possible damning information on the tesla ceo and founder. that full story coming up ahead. >> announcer: today's big number $1.28 billion. that's how much money the state of nevada collected in gambling revenue in june according to the nevada gambling control board. that is up from pre-pandemic levelsnd a the third straight month to top the $1 billion mark a state record when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the big money movers. three stock stories. first up is zoom info. the second quarter results topping forecasts thanks to strong international growth. they are raising guidance for the yea

bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have beenhen work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of a job for them and they were willing to do it. i have a dog. >> and i walked the neighborhood in the evenings and now that it's getting darker earlier, i'm a little scared to come out. >> if it's stark considering the neighborhoods location in the mountains near the concord pavilion. the wild pigs have likely been impacted by the drought and pushed into the community for >> in concord, phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. thank you to leave. >> california lawmakers approving a bill yesterday to control the growing wild pig population. the new legislation lifts hunting restrictions. the bay area has seen these animals damage people's lawns, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages. it now heads to california governor gavin newsom's desk for a signature. for your news

joining me is the head of us equity strategy lori calvasina. thanks for coming on the show.g questions is was june the low in the market or are we waiting for that in the second half, what indicators do you look at? >> june wasn't the low but that's a 60%, they have additional volatility. i've been telling investors, the earnings outlook is cloudy. and they are relieving investors, comfort about the outlook, with additional things to worry about. jack: when you hear portfolio managers outperforming the market one thing you never hear, you like to buy lousy companies with no earnings, you are following the low-quality trade and that is where the winners have been. >> the russell 1000 is a good gauge of stocks, we see negative earners and smaller market start to outperform over the past 4 or 5 weeks. we see that in the russell 2000 since june, the junk is running off the bottom, this is typically what we see coming off of the bottom in the middle of recession and investors hate it and they don't have enough exposure to the market. i'm not telling people to have a massive low-q

why does lori lightfoot not implement the necessary changes to improve that once great city?her ego is bigger than the crime level here in chicago. she gets on the tv with her media availability meetings with the chief of police and constantly come every other day, they're saying that the stats are down with violent crime, people shot mobile on homicides. that is better in chicago, i'm like this is nonsense. were telling -- being a part of this entity and working in that position and knowing that these are lies that are literally going to citizens of chicago that don't deserve to be hearing this nonsense, i can't answer why he's doing it, but i can answer why am stepping aside because i wanted and for. >> carley: the numbers tell the story. 2020, there were over 30,000 foreign officers in the chicago police department, now there are 11,600 sexual assaults also up, so as robbery, burglary, theft, vehicle theft as well. here the first person that people would call when they were in trouble. what have you noticed about crime over the past two years that we should know about? >>

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and keep us posted and again, our viewers know we have an open invitation to mayor lori lightfoot. would join us and come on and talk about what's happening in this city and what she is doing about crime like that. >> john: thank you for your time. >> thank you both. >> john: chicago's out of crime crisis impacting our fox family. christian caldwell, brother of gianno caldwell, was gunned down, he was not the intended target and no one has been arrested for his murder. again, our condolences for the loss your family has suffered. we will keep your brother in our prayers. >> thank you so much. >> john: the same question i asked raymond a moment ago. we have all of this lawlessness, so many different levels going on in the city of chicago. do we risk a major american city as raymond called it, the crown jewel of the midwest, being hollowed out because the leaders there cannot get a handle on crime? >> i think that process is already started, john, and to be honest, with your alderman, he said something so poignant, democrats have had this mentality whereas if you coddle the criminals

lori keeney says this was the scariest moment of her life.nstincts kicking in as he jumped into that pool. this morning, an oklahoma mom crediting her little boy with saving her life. the remarkable rescue caught on home surveillance video. >> we were having a wonderful morning. we thought we'd jump in the pool. >> reporter: lori keeney was in her backyard swimming pool when the 44-year-old, who has epilepsy, suffered a seizure. >> i heard a splashing and drowning and i looked and she was sinking in the pool. >> reporter: her son gavin who was on the porch wasting no time. you can see him climb the ladder and dive in to save her from drowning. >> i was scared a little bit. >> reporter: the 10-year-old lifting his mom's chin above the water paddling backward with her in his arms to the side of the pool until his grandpa who lives next door arrived to help. >> i saw my dad and threw myself into his arms. >> reporter: relief as the three embrace. >> this could have killed me. i would have drowned if he was not out there, and that was terrifying.

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the fourth book in the class mom series is out today and you may know lori delman from her occasionallly and ryan. sandy kenyon has a new look at the book. >> her ease is evident on the show produced by her husband. >> i think it was in the green room. >> before they met, lori gilman's first act played out on tv. >> there's always a song that plays on vacation. >> her second act came at home raising two daughters and she has used that experience to write her third act as a best-selling author. >> finding my voice in writing was such a eft. it was not something i expected. it fit like a glove. >> what was the key to writing a good third act? >> finding something i really wanted to do. something that gave me maybe not joy but passion kid sometimes i hate writing so much but it gets my juices flowing. >> at first, lori drew inspiration from her time as a volunteer class mom when her daughters were in elementary school. as they have grown older, so has her care. >> she is the a pit in me of the sandwich generation. she has a kid she is looking after and she has parents who need her just a

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resident lori says one neighbor's property was constantly damaged by what the community believes was a single feral hog back in march. but it stayed away after the neighbor installed flood lights. now the problem is back and the pigs have multiplied our whole family. yes, and the dad is huge. and he really scares me. several private lawns have been dug up, but neighbors are equally as frustrated with the damage caused in common areas tended to by the homeowners association. i would like to make sure they go away permanently. mary says the pigs passed through her property but have not damaged any of it yet and hopes the problem is solved before it gets to that i can chase a go for something. but i cannot deal with a number of well. bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have been told they can file a wildlife incident report. the agency could then work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't

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host: lori garver, welcome to c-span. guest: i think there was a really good chance it wasn't going to go today. most rockets have whether to deal with and working through some technical kinks. the first time rocket of this complexity, i think it was expected. so many of my friends and colleagues down in florida, i feel bad for them. this shouldn't have any bearing on the long-term operations. i think we are going to work through a couple of these things probably over the coming weeks. host: will there be motivation to keep working through because of setbacks like this? guest: of course. there have been so many setbacks that the motivation is there. it has been more than 10 years in the making. people on it prepping for a launch, i think it takes a lot of care to do. they are familiar with the different elements of this rocket because so many are reused from the space shuttle. it is an entirely different configuration. it is a new generation of engineers for the most part. most of these people didn't grow up at nasa with

despite mayor lori lightfoot astoundly going to europe and encouraging businesses to come there. chicago is great to start a business. are you kidding? for example, to show you how wrong that is, you have theresa gain whose bakery sugar bliss was vandalized by a man who tried to steal her purse before she grabbed it back. you ever watching it. theresa called the police who took more than 40 minutes to show up. who can blame them they are under manned and under served. theresa is not alone. several business owners in chicago have experienced similar times and all packing up and leaving for the suburbs or just calling it quits. lori lightfoot does nothing to stop the crime why would anyone want to move their business and their family to the current chicago? this city of chicago. theresa beginning, owner of the sugar bliss bakery jo joins us . what could you say right now to us out there about your life as you try to keep your business going? >> yeah, i have been in chicago for 15 years and seen the crime in downtown chicago increase significantly. it used to be every once in a blue

lori helps, anderson appreciate you being there.y, who's been a victim of rape, or attempted, rape or sexual assault, there are hotlines to help. rain runs a confidential hotline, the number is on the screen. i will put this on my twitter account as well. joining me, now fresh from the ongoing marathon vote on the senate floor, is the senator bernie sanders in vermont. thank you for making time to come away. i understand you are heading towards another vote at some point. where do we stand in this bill, and tell me a little bit about your objection to it. you are going to vote in favor of the passage of this act. if you do speak against it, and propose an amendment. >> this country faces enormous crises in terms of health care. the high cost of prescription drugs. child claire, higher education. climate. income and wealth inequality. this is what we call a reconciliation bill. what this means is that we only need 50 votes. we only need republican votes, to do something significant for working families in this country. and unfortunat

i want to catch up with lori heinel. say this, we've been building up jackson hole and chairman powell speak. i wonder if it is like it was 12 months ago, very academic. do you expect the same? lori: we don't expect the same academic tone. last year the fed was off its mark. they thought inflation would be transitory and they were much more dovish against the backdrop that was increasingly inflationary. this time they've got to be more front footed and address what's happening in the marketplace, focus on data dependency and be committed to the hawkish rates set forward. tom: i look at this as a seesaw and a seesaw is the risk of a slowdown in growth and maybe there is in there as well dynamics of a labor economy. the fed is debating inflation but what we are worried about in europe and here is a slowdown economic growth and the labor economy. do they give chairman powell support in this speech? lori: we are very concerned about that as well. we see continuing to be hawkish is not the right posture because we are startin

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, playing catch-up for any delays of manufacturing and port closures takes weeks, not days wilf >> loriat's interesting. it's difficult seeing the heat mack look so much worse in europe and asia as well. in terms of the u.s. ports that have had their own share of congestion, how are things looking there? >> things are pretty much status quo. the port of oakland tells cnbc they're still clearing out last month's containers, and looking at the u.s. supply chain heat map, the u.s. has the longest wait time for port containers. sitting at the ports are empty wood barrels, numerous containers filled with auto parks, melissa and doug puzzles. flooring, and wine. >> lori ann, thank you so much much appreciated. >>> still to come, the recent rally potentially at risk. we've got futures pointing low and more on deck, especially from the retailers what to watch in the trading day ahead. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time to look at a busy day ahead for investors with two key pieces of economic data out this morning. at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, we'll get you live retail sales followed b

. >> please welcome mayor lori lightfoot. >> hello everyone and thank you all for being here today braidedday for celebration and gratitude we are here to celebrate in this important milestone groundbreaking of the obama presidential center and we are faithful to the former president obama and first lady michelle obama for choosing chicago to make what i know will be a transformative investment on this historic southside of our beloved city braided it marks the next chapter in a journey began several years ago. but with many twists and turns due to the first parents dedication and hard work of many, we've arrived at this momentous day in the presidential center and complementary investments, in the surrounding neighborhoods will be bringing to life the promise of true equity and inclusion investment and development on the south side. and that's why i'm proud to be here to break ground in incredible an incredible project what will help create growth for our residents in our community and unlock their untapped potential. in the center will among other things provided brand-new museum and vis

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resident lori says one neighbor's property was constantly damaged by what the community believes wasingle feral hog back in march. but it stayed away after the neighbor installed flood lights. now the problem is back and the pigs have multiplied our whole family. yes, and the dad is huge. and he really scares me. several private lawns have been dug up, but neighbors are equally as frustrated with the damage caused in common areas tended to by the homeowners association. i would like to make sure they go away permanently. mary says the pigs passed through her property but have not damaged any of it yet and hopes the problem is solved before it gets to that i can chase a go for something. but nnot deal with a number of well. bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have been told they can file a wildlife incident report. the agency could then work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal. the bar. he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can

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ramon lori gano comes back and that he was in a lot of pain.was -- ohtani, sayonara means goodbye. he patches each euro for second-most by a japanese born player. also skew six -- also six scoreless innings. trey lance will play. how much he plays, we are not sure. given his lack of experience, maybe longer. kyle says his qb one will play the first and third game of the preseason. he knows there will be ups and downs with the young quarterback. >> that is how you deal with every quarterback. he has some good days and some rough days. he had a rough day last practice, which means he will bounce back today. i have been pleased with all three of them. larry: abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a yea

tomorrow morning, marcus washington and lori garcia of the morning show will be at the berkeley humane society. you can see them on our morning program called today in the bay. this is a fun weekend. >> especially with the way the economy is in getting the adoption fee waived. >> it is a big deal. some of those are expensive. they are free or severely reduced. >> go out and bring home a new cat or dog. >> we have two different systems right here as we head through the weekend. it will keep fog in the coastline and some very comfortable temperatures. let's bring it into the morning forecast tomorrow. we will start off in the 50s. it will be another warning where the clouds will be widespread it also looks like the fog in low cloud will hang out in the bay. we should see a good amount of this clear back through sunshine except near san francisco and the beaches where we will have some of the fog lingering forward. some of the temperatures is of the fog pattern will be the best they have been all week long. 80s here to livermore. 83 and san jose. air quality looking good across the bay ar

resident lori rebar says one neighbor's property was constantly damaged by what the community believese neighbor installed flood lights. now the problem is back and the pigs have multiplied whole family. yes, and the dad is hugeand he really scares me. several private lawns have been dug up, but neighbors are equally as frustrated with the damage caused in common areas tended to by the homeowners association. i would like to make sure they go away permanently. mary says the pigs passed through her property but have not damaged any of it yet and hopes the problem is solved before it gets to that i can chase a go for something. but i cannot deal with a number of well. bores lori rebar ease says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have been told they can file a wildlife incident report. the agency could then work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of a job for them and they were willing

bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have been. the agency could then work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of a job for them and they were willing to do it. i have a dog. >> and i walked the neighborhood in the evenings and now that it's getting darker earlier, i'm a little scared to come out. >> if it's stark considering the neighborhoods location in the mountains near the concord pavilion. the wild pigs have likely been impacted by the drought and pushed into the community for food. >> in concord, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.26. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, fbi, san francisco sounding the alarm. they're saying there's a lot of a ransomware attacks will tell you what you can do if you're the victim of one. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addicti

bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have beend give them permission to shoot the animal regard. he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of job for them and they were willing to do it. i have a dog. >> and i walked the neighborhood in the evenings and now that it's getting darker earlier, i'm a little scared to come out. >> if it's stark considering the neighborhoods location in the mountains near the concord pavilion. the wild pigs have likely been impacted by the drought and pushed into the community for food. >> in concord, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and california lawmakers approved a bill today to try to control the growing wild pig population. the new legislation lifts hunting restrictions as we alluded to the barry, seen these these animals, damage people's lawns, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. at times. the bill now heads to governor newsom's desk for his signature. >> kind of a bit of good news tonight. water levels at l

bores lori says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife and have beenhen work with them on possibly securing a permit that would give them permission to shoot the animal he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of a job for them and they were willing to do it. i have a dog. >> and i walked the neighborhood in the evenings and now that it's getting darker earlier, i'm a little scared to come out. >> if it's stark considering the neighborhoods location in the mountains near the concord pavilion. the wild pigs have likely been impacted by the rought and pushed into t community for food. >> in concord, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> nurses at a hospital in the north bay say they haven't been paid correctly since july and now they're going to be ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪got me feeling good♪ ♪vibes♪ ♪ ♪got me feeling good♪ ♪v

bores lori rebar ease says neighbors have reached out to the state department of fish and wildlife anduld give them permission to shoot the animal bar. he says she reached out to local trappers last week. they took one look and said they can't do it. it's too big of a job for them and they were willing to do it. i have a dog. >> and i walked the neighborhood in the evenings and now that it's getting darker earlier, i'm a little scared to come out. >> if it's stark considering the neighborhoods location in the mountains near the concord pavilion. the wild pigs have likely been impacted by the drought and pushed into the community for >> in concord, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in california, lawmakers approved a bill just yesterday to control that growing wild pig population. the new legislation lives hunting restrictions. supporters of this move say the animals damage people's lawns, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. that bill now heads to governor newsom's desk for a signature. and take a look at this security video shows the moment a car smashes into the fro

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ramon lori gano comes back and that he was in a lot of pain.- ohtani, sayonara means goodbye. he patches each euro for second-most by a japanese born player. also skew six -- also six scoreless innings. trey lance will play. how much he plays, we are not sure. given his lack of experience, maybe longer. kyle says his qb one will play the first and third game of the preseason. he knows there will be ups and downs with the young quarterback. >> that is how you deal with every quarterback. he has some good days and some rough days. he had a rough day last practice, which means he will bounce back today. i have been pleased with all three of them. larry: abc 7 sports, sponsored ama: >> you know, i've noticed in central park they have those nut vendors, you know? >> yeah. >> there's always some squirrels getting a little too close. but they're more aggressive. this one looks friendlier. >> pigeons and squirrels and, of course, rats and roaches in new york city are bold. >> i also feel like pistachio is an acquired taste. >> really? >> right? even fo

thank you and lori to ukraine . ah, for the russian invasion of ukraine has precipitated a major shift in german foreign policy. domestic policy to germany is firmly rooted in the trans atlantic alliance, but 3 decades of relative peace following the breakup of the soviet union wealth that time allowed for friendly your ties with moscow. and that even developed into a significant dependency on energy imports coming from russia. breaking that dependency is now proving costly. but it is a price that german leaders say they are willing to pay given rushes attack on europe's security. the w's simon young picks up the story from the already the brutal conflict in ukraine threatens peace across europe. after 6 months, the ripples from a, a felt far and wide. a few 100 kilometers to the west. almost a 1000000 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany. they've needed places to live schools, health care for. they also needed jobs and german industry needed the skills many ukrainians brought from a german viewpoint of an

. >> reporter: scott, lori, you guys are right. it is a chilly and rainy morning here in san francisco, but the weather has not derailed the thousands of people who have waited in longline throughout the morning for their chance to get vaccinated here at zuckerberg san francisco general. they say it has felt like quite a wait for them, for that vaccine supply to come. we are actually on 22nd right now but earlier, at the height of the long lines, the line stretched all the way down to 19th street. is a good three or four city blocks worth of people waiting in those lines. we talked with those people waiting, and many of them said that this is all worth it because of the anxiety they have been feeling while waiting for the clinics to reopen. san francisco is distributing over 4200 vaccine throughout its clinic this week. that is the latest allotment for the city from the federal government. san francisco, so far, has administered less than 8000 vaccines. at least 35,000 vaccines are needed. this all comes as monkeypox is officially