, she didn't take this long to die. - and now we release the doves to symbolize the lord taking mabele to tend to some of grandma's business. - ohh! god damn it! - "and so i leave my stocks and bonds "worth an estimated $14.12 to be divided amongst my loving family." - mom, i wanna go home! - in a minute, sweetie. this is important. - "my loving son stinky, i leave you the house in nebraska. look after it as your father and i did." - blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. - "to my grandson eric, "you were always my favorite fat little man, my perfect round little pudding piler." - oh, god, you have to embarrass me even in death, grandma. - "for you, eric, i leave, "from my life savings, the sum of $1 million, to be transferred to you immediately." - whosa-jigga-what? - a million dollars?

mabel's husband was a cook.closed his second job as a butcher went from full to part time. that's the first thing in our worries list food because we're a big family. yeah we're doing one mind off five barrier. food banks are serving twice as many people as before covid and shame may keep even more away. i tried to make it as comfortable as possible. that's the biggest stigma is that they don't want to come out. um, because they don't want people to know that they need the help turns out many who volunteer or work at food banks. where once recipients my building shut down, my daughter got laid off as soon as a pandemic hit, so the best thing that i could do was come out to the food, bank of volunteer and at least provide food for my family for in 10 calls to food hotlines are first timers. it's humbling enough to have to come and ask for food. many pantries required. no registration people hurt. right now. they really are. and if you need food, ah, everything else gonna take a back seat to that if i'm gonna work

mabel's husband was a cook.second job as a butcher went from full to part time. that's the first thing in our worries list food because we're a big family. yeah we're doing one mind off five barrier. food banks are serving twice as many people as before covid. and shame may keep even more away. i tried to make it as comfortable as possible, because that's the biggest stigma is that they don't want to come out. um because they don't want people to know that they need the help turns out many who volunteer or work at food banks. where once recipients my building shut down, my daughter got laid off as soon as a pandemic hit. so the best thing that i could do was come out to the food, bank of volunteer and at least provide food for my family for in 10 calls to food hotlines are first timers. it's humbling enough, you have to come and ask for food. many pantries required. no registration people hurting right now. they really are. if you need food, everything else gonna take a back seat to that if i don't go to work, i

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i know we've closed public comment, but it's former supervisor mabel tang, but somehow she's not able to enter the queue. she's hitting star, three. do you see anyone else, madam clerk? >> clerk: miss mendoza, could you please advise, and chair haney, would you like to reopen public comment? >> chair haney: yes, reopen public comment. >> clerk: yes, miss mendoza, please queue the caller that's in the queue. >> hello, this is mabel tang. can you hear me now? >> chair haney: yes. >> great, thank you. good afternoon, supervisors safai, haney, and mar. i am mabel tang, former supervisor and served on s.f.s chair, and i especially appreciate your leadership and your commitment. i come before you today as a lifelong chinatown activist and a justice advocate. i'm speaking in favor of the $1.9 million appropriation by supervisor peskin to support chinatown economy. thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you for working with the community. this is really a survival packet to make sure there will be a chinatown for the future. in addition to what everyone had already talked about, and in addit

a worldwide network of van tenors and mabel's data to be exchanged and yet contact between earth and the probe is only possible when the 2 are in a particular configuration with each other. so basically when we get in the. encounter mode the only way to communicate with spacecraft is what we call a beacon problems and because those are fairly limited bits of deliberately that tells us the overall state of the operation level of the spacecraft and they are emitted but we called the fund beams and this fund beams that emit basically 180 degrees wide. beam of radio and the earth has to be very. well usually in order to detect it for good and hopefully today we get to problems so the turners tucked behind the. yes it would not see the direct sunlight sunlight load it all has to operate in group temperature. so let's look young. now all the scientists could do was wait and see until the parkas solar probe could transmit its 1st data a journey that would take $88.00 days and nights $88.00 days that would pass according to the rhythm of the sun as they have passed for millions of years. sol

i know we've closed public comment, but it's former supervisor mabel tang, but somehow she's not able to enter the queue. she's hitting star, three. do you see anyone else, madam clerk? >> clerk: miss mendoza, could you please advise, and chair haney, would you like to reopen public comment? >> chair haney: yes, reopen public comment. >> clerk: yes, miss mendoza, please queue the caller that's in the queue. >> hello, this is mabel tang. can you hear me now? >> chair haney: yes. >> great, thank you. good afternoon, supervisors safai, haney, and mar. i am mabel tang, former supervisor and served on s.f.s chair, and i especially appreciate your leadership and your commitment. i come before you today as a lifelong chinatown activist and a justice advocate. i'm speaking in favor of the $1.9 million appropriation by supervisor peskin to support chinatown economy. thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you for working with the community. this is really a survival packet to make sure there will be a chinatown for the future. in addition to what everyone had already talked about, and in addit

stands by its decision to mabel yemen's movies as terrorists despite u.n. warnings that will be a death sentence for a war ravaged nation will. move . its target for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored plan qatar airways the winter cold persists in most of europe and if you look at the satellite picture you see a revolution of clouds in some places snowing as well the real deep cold is held up here near moscow but the cold air has come rather than to the into the mediterranean you know what that means cold air of a warm water it has got fairly stormy but for most places that means temperatures below where they should be at this time the a both by day and by night breaks of light if snow the most significant probably turkey and the a moscow and this is a says the real cold air is a daytime highs minus 40 is moscow example clearly it's nothing like that cold any any longer in spain or france or the british isles the atlantic comes in comes up against a cold produces some snow as it will do on sunday in france and england for example but in the middle

situation now does not mean that we should go out and invade people's privacy just because they're not mabel to follow all of the rules but yes the abberation the rules but is a good idea so unless the police force already think it's a good idea to publicly name and shame on what we do know from criminologist and psychologist from the broken windows theory this is actually a very poor idea what the theory says is when there is evidence of misbehavior when there is evidence of civil disobedience if you put that to people then you are likely to encourage more civil disobedience more criminal behavior and more serious behavior so i don't think this is a policy that's been thought through i think it's a kneejerk reaction somebody is thought it would be a good idea but clearly a very poorly misinformed and is this really need that best way of leicester police bending their time and efforts in the making of videos all the way it's no time to be a fuss ate up the european food safety agency says it's now ok to eat meal worms well to weigh the pros and cons after the break. so what we've got to do i

>> reporter: well, we wish you the best of luck, mabel.to be a lively dining room, and obviously they have to keep guests separated, they can't see their family members, so they really, really need this vaccine here to try to get life a little bit more normal. neil: yeah. that woman should be right at the front of the line, to your point. graidty trimble -- grady trimble, thank you for that. doctor, always good seeing you, my friend. we hear more and more cases like this where, you know, someone who's in that target population you want to reach right away isn't getting the vaccine right i -- right away. the fact is it keeps happening. how do you get this under control? >> yeah, it's tough. i mean, i think about 30 million or over 30 million vaccines have been distributed, but only about a third of those have been administered, so it's definitely a problem. i think initially we started out with cdc guidance that was, in my view, complex. and as i alluded to last time i was on, actually i don't think it was well placed. i think what we shoul

let's bring in mabel bures in a professor of sociology at university thank you for sticking with us and sing with us for your patients miss barry's in when we spoke earlier you mentioned the word ensued which is a strong word i mean this is what we heard in history books we learned in history books when we learned about the u.s. civil war and so on and we're talking 2021 now and ensued in the united states is it not too strong of a word to use for this situation. well it's exactly what. it's exactly what's going on here i mean you know basically you have an armed man who basically stormed the capitol in the middle of a constitutional process certifying the next the you know the election of the president of the united states insurrections a relatively mild word compared to the word coup that a lot of people have been trying to use. but in any rate there is call it what you we're all of our a lot of people did storm the u.s. capitol got into the capitol and started to try to affect a democratic process. and that is something to be concerned about are and it looks like it's i've been liste

thousands of people in neighborhoods sealed off due to the corona virus outbreak there similar concern in mabel and china which is seeing its biggest surge an infection since march and 11 miners have been rescued in china's northeast after being trapped underground for 2 weeks their way or they were among 22 caught in a blast at a gold mine at least one man was known to have died while the condition of the others is still unknown. to the thousands of people have joined protests convoys across brazil calling for president diable sonera to be impeached over his handling of the corona virus pandemic but also angry about a vaccination program being delayed in amazonas state a lockdown is being imposed from monday has hospitals in the capital but aus remain overwhelmed by a surge in infections monica yeah like you have reports from rio de janeiro. saying all the 3 years he was a man my goodness is among the lucky few in my now. as i. thank god i am much better after a lot of work and physiotherapy it is called me a lot of hospitals in the largest city of the brazilian amazon have no room and oxygen

is a luxury not everyone can afford out of the top 25 out of 30 have called were in white wealthy mabel and the people who are being hit the most were in poor black and brown museum in the community so we're going to test them i go inside and with the end of lockdown angus spears over. the death of george told him a lesson may 25th sparks days of protests after he shot suffocation with a white police officer at me and on his neck. there are protests in new york and throughout the country excess unrest in addition to fish out of the peace because tests of racism and social justice through i was i was a man to disprove the unfounded police brutality to take in a black thing you combine the cold virus with the barbarous of racist cops you're going to have an explosion and that's what you are witnessing what those are the folks out in the streets who are getting sick yet it is also the people who are being targeted by the police unfairly was the protests go on for months was. in the right to a room racism is an all too familiar part of flying. i'm not a color you're not a color you're human

mabel, get me klondike 357." it's not just mcconnell. other republicans are coming around, including texas senator and man who wants you to ask your doctor about xeljanz, john cornyn. cornyn says republicans need to recognize that biden won, arguing, "there comes a time when you have to realize that despite your best efforts, you've been unsuccessful." yeah, it's like we tell kids when they play sports, it is important to realize when you've lost, and then six weeks later, drive back to the field so you can shake the other team's hands and say, "good game, you cheater." another republican who has found the courage to accept the will of the voters is senate majority whip and man wondering if he should throw a piece of plywood over the shallow grave, john thune. thune said that while the g.o.p. may be disappointed with the result, "at some point you have to face the music." yes, that music is a little ditty called "hail to the chief," and for the next four years, you're going to hear it every time you stand up when joe biden walks into the

another potential name is mabel tatum. >>> two bay area chefs are sharing their story after an investmentk put them on the road to success. the two chefs co-own table culture provisions in ped lieu ma. they took over the space previously occupied by three cooks cafe. they bought tesla stock believing they could get more money. they cashed out the stock and opened tc provisions. >> we are very hungry. we really wanted it. we really believe in our vision and where we could take things. we've confident about the food we're cooking, the quality of the food we're cooking. >>> tc provisions menu is locally sourced with food and produce from farmers in the area and around the bay area. the restaurant is open for takeout right now thursday through sunday. >> smart guys. >>> a professional tennis player came up with a constructive way to pass t time in quarantine. check this out. he is getting in some practice against a mattress. yep. he was heading to the australian open saturday when he was told two people on his flight from los angeles to melbourne failed a co-vid test. he has to quarantine in

>> neil: you think that they took this calculated risk, they took this risk, mabel some have been nonchalant violent language and they didn't want to be sued if something worse happened. another point of view is, republicans are not in power. soon you won't have the senate. you don't have the white house or the house. and now more republicans are upset about this than democrat. this appeals to democrats that aren't keen on your point of view anyway. what do you say to that? >> it may appeal to democrats at this particular moment in time. but listen, i've seen majorities come and go. i was a member of the senate when there were 40 republicans. i've been a member of the senate when there were 54 of us. elections come and go, people retire, majorities change. this is about the first amendment. if this doesn't send a chill up the spines of our left wing friends that want to defend the first amendment, then it ought to. the majority will change -- >> neil: are you surprises as of yet it doesn't? >> i don't know about that. obviously there's a lot going on in washington. i am disappointed there's

surprising i guess given that the media has been attacked throughout president presidency let's speak to mabel baer is in who's a professor of sociology at cornell university she's live from new york by skype. a remarkable day in america mr baer is in our last q. 1st for your initial reaction of what we've been seeing the mass chaos on capitol hill and now present supporters attacking the media destroying their equipment what do you make of all this how could this happen in a country like america. well this is very interesting in the sense that i have spent my entire career studying fascism and right wing populism and i always thought about somewhere else on until the presidency of trauma and i'm not going to actually call me a fascist because i don't think that's a very helpful way to think about what's going on here at the moment. first of all what i am going to say is that on the hopeful side i do think our democratic institutions are going to hold but i also have said that i fully expected violence of some sort on january 6th and there are several reasons for that one of the most obvious i

her name is mabelle. egg it on she like's that they like her more, you know she's got that over me but when they were saying goodbye at the airport, it was really ridiculous, i mean like, open mouth kissing, and the more she does that - - like, she's literally opening her mouth and kissing my dog and he's also -- his mouth is also open and i'm watching that like, "how is this okay?" and then the more she does that, the more depressed burt is when she's gone you know, we get on the plane and he's just like this. so it's rough. >> seth: so if burt wanted to open mouth kiss you, would you push him away? >> well, no. that's a great question, seth. and thanks for asking it i think that if burt wanted to kiss me, i would be so delighted that i would - no, i don't think i would open mouth kiss him, because i know what kind of feeding him and i don't want that in my mouth. >> seth: i recently, over the holidays, i saw my parents' dogs and i did some open mouth kissing with them, and basically my wife then demande

>> so kathleen she said the younger daughter of william and mabel herrmann who was the chairman of theunion pacific road parties were the founders of the banking firm. it's also the founder of sun valley the ski resort that was a brainchild should encourage americans to use his western railroad lines by giving them a glamorous destination there. the first catalyst. he was dreamily successful family before him. had an incredible commitment to public service is founder of the junior league it was through her example and inspiration that he was very ahead of his time and wanted to involve his daughters in his extent they wanted to be. he and his daughter kathleen were not especially close when she was a little girl. her parents divorced when she was ten. it was not until her mother was attainted juror was an adventur adventure. kathleen was an incredibly accomplished horse woman. she was a crack shot and a terrific skier, olympic level skier in fact. she and her father especially skiing at sun valley she would spend her school holidays with him there working alongside him. and so would he