. >> president cohen: chief, i have a question for you, it's malia. i'm wondering whether or not your department has received and those who have not received to see if they can intercede on their behalf to help them move them up on the process to get the vaccination. >> we do have the ability to survey and that's something that's definitely on the immediate horizon to find out how many. of course their private medical information. but judging by our first survey when we put out the survey to gage the interest. so hopefully, we can get a better idea of who and if they have not been vaccinated and why and hopefully i can have that information for you hopefully by next week. >> president cohen: and then, i was thinking that you're going to be at the bay view at the rally on friday, as am i. perhaps one day you and i can pick a beat. it doesn't have to be bay view. and just get out there and walk on the foot patrol. >> yeah. definitely. that will be great. so i'll set that up. i'll reach out and set that up. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues. comm

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to the very wrong their actions and a man called if the international community or when harper will malia a lot of investment a lot of attention to make sure somalia. can't see the sort of stability achieved in east africa particularly somalia if they don't change. the way they are facing the the president who's ended because they're entertaining our concerns of the into painting a lot because we understand the. diplomatic broadly that banks are the diplomats the leverage that they have had to put pressure as president i think will change other ways the concern is getting greater and then coming very very very thick ice a hard time is back with us that's great to have you back i want to play is a strong heart and i'm ridin truly by your response this is professor abdul elven talking about someone she writes out and got into a solution got into an election that had a lesson. mistrust is the main reason behind this election selection processes and this is a rooted in the way the government to manage it previous dispensations of previous election is also the way the for that a number of stat

why don't we pursue the people malia thank you for doing that on our show today appreciate all that nice to see you introduce yourself to our global audience thank you thank you for having me on the show minimus had an id and a medical and humanitarian acts and also co-founder of the now on women's movement in somalia to ensure women's political participation is ensuring in this election process thanks for joining us welcome to the stream sonera tell everybody what day it is a i am so mira guided i'm a national security practitioner of the horn of africa since 22 album worked in different capacities in somalia on the immediate from our principal security advisor to the prime minister who just left our house and i looked around and i've been a special advisor to 3 heads of army some so i'm currently in d.c. at the moment pursuing national fellowship with the national defense university so we're at how is it possible that an election date has not only not been set but the election has not been held in somalia what's happening. i think we're all equally dumbfounded i mean we've always known

so malia has one of the world's most vulnerable health systems the world health organization says just about a quarter of somalia's 15000000 population can access basic health care doctors are worried the situation is getting worse a machine. people do not believe in the existence of the covenant in virus in somalia once they get sick if misused or maybe since to solve it by the time they are coming to the hospital they are critically ill. the government has rolled out a vaccination program health workers the elderly and people with underlying conditions are getting there fast those are the astra zeneca vaccine under the un backed initiative the government hopes to vaccinate at least 20 percent of its population as soon as possible. but despite the severity of the situation and forcing how 3 strictures has been difficult these are some of the city's popular cafeterias people are reluctant to socially distance or where our mosque in the world is 1st and foremost the young muslims religion tells us that when people become very sinful some are non-busy spread around the world only god can

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down last spring, the obama's empty nest became a full house 22-year-old harvard university senior malia >> i feel for them because, you know, malia is a senior. this was her last year in college. sasha has essentially missed her second year in college but for barack and i, we have cherished this time. it's even fun just peeking in and hearing them in their online classrooms it's like, oh, you actually did your reading oh, you have an opinion. i like that. >> reporter: i read that your husband was shocked by how much one of their boyfriend's ate. they eat a lot sometimes we forget that he'd need to eat. he'd need to eat often the boy would be waiting for the next meal. like, we weren't thinking about lunch. >> reporter: the obamas recently joined my parents and other former presidents to help support the vaccine. >> it will protect you and those you love >> reporter: the ex-presidents club just got back together. y'all got vaccinated do you feel like there's hope on the horizon? >> yes it is here we have a vaccine. i have taken it, and i would encourage everyone to take it when they have

we asked malia melendez to find out. >> reporter: as someone who is not 65 and with a pre-existing condition, sherry is closer to getting the covid vaccination. >> i had stage 4 colon cancer and caring for my father-in-law who is 88. >> reporter: so beginning those with 16 to 64 with the following severe health conditions would be eligible for a vaccine, those with cancer, chronic kidney disease and those with chronic pulmonary disease, down syndrome, and those with immunocompromise state, pregnancy, diabetes or chronic disease. and so they are still working on what you need from a medical provider. so far, california does not need a form like florida is requesting. florida's form is called covid-19 determination of extreme vulnerability, and california has included in that group people with a severe high risk of disability, a broad term that may or may not include people with hiv. >> individuals who are immunocompromised but not because of a cancer diagnosis or solid organ transplant and what about us as well, and lot of it is going to be coming down to the discretion and the judgment of he

malia is graduating from college.college graduate >> jimmy: i'm not kidding, i remember - >> we feel old >> jimmy: i remember going to the white house, and honestly, you just installed a swing set and of course, i had to get -- i had to get on the swing set and swing on it. 'cause - >> just -- we were just worried that you wouldn't break it that's all [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't break it though i loved -- but now she's graduating college isn't that unbelievable. >> yeah, yeah. it's crazy >> jimmy: what do you think are, like, your best moments with the girls 'cause i have two girls too. are they -- 'cause i've heard car rides are great. >> yeah. we don't get that. 'cause we still have secret service. so we never drove them to school you know, 'cause they had their cars so we didn't have that so it was always vacation time >> jimmy: yeah >> dinner times were special for us, because we made -- we still make time for dinner it's kind of a ritual. 6:30, we sit down. that's where you get the good stuff. some nights it'

unfortunately will bring some rain in a southern california but watch right here this long range computer malia watch that one rolls in the southern california to bring them some rain for tomorrow behind that though there comes that next storm system that comes in on friday night into saturday that looks like a nice sort a more importantly, it opens up the pattern the jet stream begins to dip and here comes a series of storms the next one as we head in toward monday and more importantly on tuesday and wednesday that could be a real soaker right there that lines up like that and then behind that guess what even more rain i see in the long range patterns rain on and off right until the end of the month will see that all works its way through the bay area or not as we head through the weekend. yeah, nice start to the rain but watch what happens as we head through next week. this gets impressive that's we start to bring in all those totals maybe an inch and a half maybe 2 and a half inches in many of the urban areas maybe over 3 maybe 5 inches across the mountain tops that would certainly help out.

obama also spoke fondly the time her and her husband are able to spend with their girls, sasha and maliaus about the obama covid bubble. >> yes. it's been some bright spots in the bubble. you know, the girls are home and they wouldn't normally be home. so sometimes michelle can kind of eavesdrop on their classes and see how they're doing. that's something you wouldn't get otherwise. they would be off at school and she wouldn't know how they were interacting with professors and instead she can see them blossom as adults and interact as adults and see how they're going to be ready to take on the world. >> yeah. michelle obama also dropped a little bit of a bomb, as well. she said she's moving toward retirement, which is 57 years young. she's still involved in a slew of projects that will keep her in the spotlight for some time. why retirement so early? >> i think she's just really thinking about what is the next phase? will it mean really passing the baton on to the next generation? girls taking up the mantra a little bit and the young people rising up over the past year. she's at the poin

so malia has one of the world's most vulnerable health systems the world health organization says just about a quarter of somalia's 15000000 population can access basic health care doctors are worried the situation is getting worse a machine. people do not believe in the existence of the covenant in virus in somalia once they get sick if misused traditional medicines to solve it by the time they are coming to the hospital they are critically ill. the government has ruled out a vaccination program health workers the elderly and people with underlying conditions are getting there fast those are the astra zeneca vaccine under the un backed. the government hope to vaccinate at least 20 percent of its population as soon as possible. but despite the severity of the situation and forcing how 3 strictures has been difficult these are some of the city's popular cafeterias people are reluctant to socially distance or where are mosque on the 1st and foremost young muslims religion tells us that when people become very sinful some are known diseases will spread around the world only god can protec

thank you for joining us and inviting us president malia. >> president cohen: and vice president cindy elias. i invite one of the senior investigators to end the police commission every single week in case callers call in with specific needs that need to be addressed on this evening. if people don't feel comfortable either reaching out to the website or contacting our office directly at 24 hours phone conversation. 415271-7711. there was a number of things coming on the rest of the calendar including our report from local progress and there are two cases i believe that are on the closed sessions calendar as well this evening as well. but i will be available for all of that moving forward as well. that concludes my presentation. >> president cohen: thank you for that presentation. i believe commissioner elias has something for you, a question, is that right. >> vice president elias: thank you, president cohen. director henderson and i want to make sure i got it right, the know your rights, you said card that you had or the flyer, that's the juvenile one that sam or marion had worked on.

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. >> president cohen: chief, i have a question for you, it's malia. i'm wondering whether or not your department has received and those who have not received to see if they can intercede on their behalf to help them move them up on the process to get the vaccination. >> we do have the ability to survey and that's something that's definitely on the immediate horizon to find out how many. of course their private medical information. but judging by our first survey when we put out the survey to gage the interest. so hopefully, we can get a better idea of who and if they have not been vaccinated and why and hopefully i can have that information for you hopefully by next week. >> president cohen: and then, i was thinking that you're going to be at the bay view at the rally on friday, as am i. perhaps one day you and i can pick a beat. it doesn't have to be bay view. and just get out there and walk on the foot patrol. >> yeah. definitely. that will be great. so i'll set that up. i'll reach out and set that up. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues. comm

. >> president cohen: chief, i have a question for you, it's malia. i'm wondering whether or not your department has received and those who have not received to see if they can intercede on their behalf to help them move them up on the process to get the vaccination. >> we do have the ability to survey and that's something that's definitely on the immediate horizon to find out how many. of course their private medical information. but judging by our first survey when we put out the survey to gage the interest. so hopefully, we can get a better idea of who and if they have not been vaccinated and why and hopefully i can have that information for you hopefully by next week. >> president cohen: and then, i was thinking that you're going to be at the bay view at the rally on friday, as am i. perhaps one day you and i can pick a beat. it doesn't have to be bay view. and just get out there and walk on the foot patrol. >> yeah. definitely. that will be great. so i'll set that up. i'll reach out and set that up. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues. comm

thank you for joining us and inviting us president malia. >> president cohen: and vice president cindyas. i invite one of the senior investigators to end the police commission every single week in case callers call in with specific needs that need to be addressed on this evening. if people don't feel comfortable either reaching out to the website or contacting our office directly at 24 hours phone conversation. 415271-7711. there was a number of things coming on the rest of the calendar including our report from local progress and there are two cases i believe that are on the closed sessions calendar as well this evening as well. but i will be available for all of that moving forward as well. that concludes my presentation. >> president cohen: thank you for that presentation. i believe commissioner elias has something for you, a question, is that right. >> vice president elias: thank you, president cohen. director henderson and i want to make sure i got it right, the know your rights, you said card that you had or the flyer, that's the juvenile one that sam or marion had worked on. >>

thank you for joining us and inviting us president malia. >> president cohen: and vice president cindy elias. i invite one of the senior investigators to end the police commission every single week in case callers call in with specific needs that need to be addressed on this evening. if people don't feel comfortable either reaching out to the website or contacting our office directly at 24 hours phone conversation. 415271-7711. there was a number of things coming on the rest of the calendar including our report from local progress and there are two cases i believe that are on the closed sessions calendar as well this evening as well. but i will be available for all of that moving forward as well. that concludes my presentation. >> president cohen: thank you for that presentation. i believe commissioner elias has something for you, a question, is that right. >> vice president elias: thank you, president cohen. director henderson and i want to make sure i got it right, the know your rights, you said card that you had or the flyer, that's the juvenile one that sam or marion had worked on.

he is thought to be with a six-month baby, malia. they have located the infant thankfully unharmed.o extreme weather, multiple tornadoes touch down in northwest texas. at least six twisters reported throughout the panhandle between lubbock and amarillo. power lines downed but no one was hurt. storms slammed colorado. 2000 flights, did it say 2,000 flights out of denver airport? the heaviest snow expected to fall today. some areas could see up to four feet. boxing legend marvin haggler has decide. marvelous marvin haggler was the undisputed heavyweight champion. his final flight was in 1987 with sugar ray leonard with leonard remaining in a split decision that remains controversial. he passed away unexpectedly at their new hampshire home. cause of death was not given. he was just 66 years old. those are your headlines, pete? pete: "new york times" tracking biden's first prime time address. why when they checked donald trump he was lying, but biden is simply misleading or exaggerating? we'll break it down. next. ♪. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual custo