mark preston savage has appealed to international data to safe a son. obviously been tortured since being pulled off, diverted, brian and sliced on sunday, which essentially feared the government was killed with us secretary of state. and the blanket has arrived in egypt as part of the middle east tour. and it's showing up as these far between israel and palestinian. the star guys across the pacific enjoyed having a treat. first total the eclipse for 2 years. so this is the view from sydney harbour bridge blocking light from the sun on the moon. as this is known as the rest super blood astronomer say. so once in a decade site, you can read that by the looks of things. so i leave you with a view from the griffith observatory and california skies claudia or not as the case maybe have a good. mm. ah, [000:00:00;00] excuse me. the news? the news? the news? the news. the news, the news, the many places not minus. apparently, dugeon is being sold as a clean all rounders as the energy source of the future. many industries are very interested in the c o 2. but

. >> i had a dinner out in california with your cnn colleague mark preston with a democratic consultant no retail in california. they no in advance who can win and who can lose. run the numbers. focus groups. sometimes rich californians want to make a point and means consultants on both sides make a lot of money. >> really, really rich. absolutely. >> all right. well, tune in tomorrow night on anderson cooper 360, talking with caitlyn jenner about her campaign. that is it for "inside politics sunday." join us at noon eastern for the weekday show. cominging up next, "state of the union" with jake tapper and dana bash. the guests, white house covid coordinator, house majority whip and thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. for those in the u.s., have a very happy mother's day. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yum yum yum yum yum yum yum ♪ ♪ yum yum yum yum yum yum ♪ ♪ yum yum yum yum yuuum yum yum yum yum yum yum yuuum ♪ ♪ yum ♪ ♪ yum yum (clap, clap) yum yum (clap) yum yum ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challe

let's bring back cnn senior political analyst mark preston.s down to one man, trump, a commission would force the party to address head-on whether he bears responsibility, something kevin mccarthy already admitted. here is one democrat on mccarthy's about-face. >> kevin mccarthy is a week and cowardly individual who is afraid of donald trump. i wouldn't be surprised if donald trump told him to try to kill this. >> this should not be controversial, the only reason it is because the qanon wing of the republican party is holding kevin mccarthy's feet to the fire and he is frightened to death over donald trump. it is incredibly sad. >> mark, is there any other reason this commission doesn't move forward? >> no, i think that's it. i mean, look, we have seen in the months since january 6th that the republican party specifically its leaders have really kowtowed to donald trump. he continues to run the republican party from florida, he will do it from new jersey when he moves up to his country club for the summer residence. the fact is kevin mccarthy

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry.have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the people

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry.eeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the people who live here

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

preston is in new york. how will president biden mark memorial day today? >> reporter: the president will first participate in a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he'll later deliver a memorial day address. >> here for a four-day weekend, and we love it. >> reporter: over half the adults in the u.s. are now fully vaccinated, and many have started to return to their normal lives. >> relief and celebration to be able to be outside again and feel safe. >> reporter: in some places it looked like any other memorial day weekend. beaches were crowded, and stadiums were full. millions hit the roads or caught flights out of town. many of them traveling for the first time since the coronavirus arrived. >> no nerves for traveling whatsoever. certainly a lot more traffic in l.a. than austin. but it's been a good time. we've enjoyed it a lot. >> reporter: experts say even more people need to be vaccinated if the virus is to be contained. many are saying it's time for an independent investigation into how the pandemic began. >> mother nature's te

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry.we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the peo

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

mark and ken preston and thank you for coming out and if i missed anyone, sorry. we have a board meeting later so i'll hear about it. normally, of course, in pro covid times, we would be able to welcome many more of our hundreds of homeowners and thousands of volunteers to this event. i feel so blessed that we've been able to be here together and gather as many friends. i know we're all excited to be moving forward with this path to a gradual and safe reopening. we're starting the project with a very special story attached to it. on this site, right here, stood the home of a great san franciscan maria collish. she was one of the first people to move into the diamond heights neighborhood in the '50s when all of this was in open meadow. she was a chemist, activist, medical researcher whose circle of friends included chemist line, artist, and venture and architect fuller and photographer imaging cunningham and if you look over at the plaque, you will see the beautiful image that the shot of her that we memorized on a plaque. she loved her city and had he loved the pe

san francisco supervisors dean preston and hillary ronin along with former state senator mark leno, attendedide city hall. they say the recall effort is supported by republican operatives and wealthy special interests who are trying to divide san francisco. district attorney boudin is keeping his campaign promises, very ones. the very ones need i remind you that a majority of san francisco voters supported just 18 months ago. organizers of the recall effort say bodied is soft on crime they have until august 11th to collect over 51,000 valid signatures from san francisco voters. in order to qualify for the ballot. people who live in oakland will once again have a way to get rid of large, unwanted junk legally and for free for the first time in over a year. oakland announced today that it's restarting its popular, bulky block party. this service allows oakland hers to drop off large, unwanted household items like old furniture at various dump sites for free. the drop offs restart on saturday, may 22nd at a designated location in east oakland. others that follow will be on last saturday of each

san francisco supervisors dean preston and hillary ronin as well as former state senator mark leno. attended a stand with chase event earlier today outside of city hall. they say that this recall effort is supported by republican operatives and wealthy special interests who are trying to divide san francisco. today that politically motivated opponents of chase to bodine are using typical tactics against politicians. they're using fear and they're using misinformation to attack a district attorney at a time when crime and especially violent crime and crimes against women are down by 30% organizers of the recall effort, though, say that movie is so. sean crime they have until august 11 to collect more than 51,000 valid signatures from san francisco voters to qualify for the valid coming up in 5 30 new information about the detective who was shot and killed on this week. it turns out trading information about where to get the vaccine because everyone's so excited to have their children vaccinated. it is their time now. kids younger. 12 starting to get vaccinated right here in the bay a

a recall effort, san francisco supervisors salmon walton and dean preston as long as well as hillary ronin and former state senator marka stand with chase a event this morning outside of city hall. they say the recall effort is supported by republican operatives and wealthy special interests who are trying to divide san francisco. district attorney boudin is keeping his campaign promises. very ones. the very ones need i remind you that a majority of san francisco voters supported just 18 months ago. we know that the homes of real at our efforts and commitment to support those harmed is even real. hasn't recovered from the pandemic. it's essential. it's imperative that we continue doing the work to build safety in the long term. organizers of the recall effort say bodine is soft on crime they have until august 11 to collect over 51,000 valid signatures from service go voters to qualify for the ballot still to come a noon today is the first day of camp fest. it's an 11 day celebration of the asian and asian american experience we hear from the festival's director on how it will allow the community to learn and heal and e

that was better than expected and marks another week of claims hitting their lowest level since early days of the pandemic. michelle. >>> elise preston. >>> 6:46. let's check with gianna to see how that morning commute is shaping up. vta rail service is still shut down. >>> it is shut down, the light rail service, until further notice. bus bridges are in place. make sure you give yourself extra time to make the travel time adjustments. freeways or roadways might be your other option if you typically use light rail. to avoid delays or disruption. we'll let you know when things are back on track. we won't have an update until probably 10:00 this morning. north bound 101 is busy away from the 280, 680 connector. brake lights towards 880. travel times are okay but that might change as the morning commute is getting busier. live look at the bay bridge, metering lights on, a broken down vehicle blocking lanes near treasure island. that's causing a bit of a back up once you get on the upper deck of the bridge. delays are beyond the 880 over pass, new crash just in, west bound 580 after grant line road. it is to the shoulder but this is busy

good morning chair preston, vice chair chan, and supervisor mandelman. i'm mark dela rosa acting director of audits for the controller's office. i'm joined by dave jensen, our lead manager for the whistle-blower program, and also with us is steven munoz, who will be assisting with navigating our slides today, and together we'll be presenting to you some highlights and initiatives to date, using quarter two whistle-blower update report, which we issued about a month ago on march 15th, as a basis for providing you with new information. >> as a quick background, our whistle-blower office is contained in the office of the controller. it serves as the city's chief finance officer, or accountinging officer. the city services auditor has been tasked with carrying out the audit function for the controller's office, including risk based audits, and general standards, as well as administering our city's whistle-blower program, with the goal of investigating complaints or received on our whistle-blower hot line of fraud, waste, and abuse of city resources. on that slide thr

we mourn jason michael knox, carol lloyd preston lamel, deputy delray bruce jr. mark, we mourn driffer brown, we mourn johnny ramos sanchez, we mourn john mishaka, we mourn raymond john sowinski and we mourn earnest real. they are our family members and brothers and sisters. we honor them and express our appreciation for them lay do you think their lives, to save children, to take families out of burning buildings. we acknowledge houston law enforcement officers now memorialized on the wall of honor which i intend to introduce into the bod's record, then i want to acknowledge legislation i hope my colleagues will sign, to honor those who stood tall and fought for us on january 6. this resolution will tell us their story and that's why i stand today, to tell the store roif those who have sacrificed for us in this week they are our family. they are our family. we honor them and we mourn them. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise for unanimous consent to address the chamber for one minute.

preston joins us live from new york with more in today's money watch report. good morning. >>> good morning. the number of americans clainti unemoyment beed and marks another week of claims hitting their lowest level since the early days of the pandemic. another sign investors are optimistic about u.s. job growth, california based zip recruiter made his debut on the stock change and company shares jumped more than 10%. the site is now valued at $2.7 billion. zip recruiter is a competitor of linked in and indeed. >>> trade talks between u.s. and china picked back up wednesday, the first formal meeting since president biden took office. u.s. representatives say the economic relationship faces large challenges. the two countries signed a phase one deal prior to the pandemic but president biden has been critical of china for its handling of covid-19 and human rights issues. >> thank you. we'll see you again when the stock market opens. that's coming up at 6:30. >>> to the coronavirus, people will appointments to get vaccinated at the alameda fair grounds can go to their doctor to get the shot. vaccines are offered at stanford healthcare, valley care, s

supervisor mar for cosponsorship as well as supervisors ronen, preston and chan for early commitment and support. this past tuesday marked one-year anniversary of the murder of george floyd, and as we remember this time last year, millions of people in the middle of the pandemic flooded the streets across the nation forcing a reckoning on racial injustice in the country. we also saw around the country was a frightening response to these protests that often included rubber bullets, tear gas and unacceptable use of force on people who were demonstrating against injustice. that moment really was to recognize everywhere how essential the right to protest is and how important it is to do everything to protect that right. we like many jurisdictions all over the country through the process of looking at locally. i want to say to start off that san francisco did not see many of the really unacceptable types every responses that we saw all over the country including across the bay in oakland with the use of tear gas. there has been a commitment to more effective forms of crowd control here in san francisco. i want to recognize th

supervisor mar for cosponsorship as well as supervisors ronen, preston and chan for early commitment and support. this past tuesday marked one-year anniversary of the murder of george floyd, and as we remember this time last year, millions of people in the middle of the pandemic flooded the streets across the nation forcing a reckoning on racial injustice in the country. we also saw around the country was a frightening response to these protests that often included rubber bullets, tear gas and unacceptable use of force on people who were demonstrating against injustice. that moment really was to recognize everywhere how essential the right to protest is and how important it is to do everything to protect that right. we like many jurisdictions all over the country through the process of looking at locally. i want to say to start off that san francisco did not see many of the really unacceptable types every responses that we saw all over the country including across the bay in oakland with the use of tear gas. there has been a commitment to more effective forms of crowd control here in san francisco. i want to recognize th

supervisor mar for cosponsorship as well as supervisors ronen, preston and chan for early commitment and support. this past tuesday marked-year anniversary of the murder of george floyd, and as we remember this time last year, millions of people in the middle of the pandemic flooded the streets across the nation forcing a reckoning on racial injustice in the country. we also saw around the country was a frightening response to these protests that often included rubber bullets, tear gas and unacceptable use of force on people who were demonstrating against injustice. that moment really was to recognize everywhere how essential the right to protest is and how important it is to do everything to protect that right. we like many jurisdictions all over the country through the process of looking at locally. i want to say to start off that san francisco did not see many of the really unacceptable types every responses that we saw all over the country including across the bay in oakland with the use of tear gas. there has been a commitment to more effective forms of crowd control here in san francisco. i want to recognize the le

local authorities as well like salford and in preston, what was different... 0rwales, my welsh ancestors will be turning in their graves. under markbetter. salford's mayor said they offered radical policies. mark drakeford they offered radical policies. mark dra keford after they offered radical policies. mark drakeford after 2019 election, he warned the labour leadership not to go away from radical policies that can inspire people. so these are not are all big lefty figures, they are authentic centre—left agendas. but they are big labourfigures associated with challenging the conservatives and having eye—catching policies and a vision. because that is where i think the labour leadership nationally has clearly failed. i think across the party there is a consensus that no one knows what keir starmer stands for. people do not andy burnham stands for, they do know what what mark drakeford wales stands for and we do know what he saw mayoral candidates in local authorities. labour has to love you cannot get people to vote for labourjust labour has to love you cannot get people to vote for labour just to stop the tories, that did not wo

look in wales, mark drakeford after the terrible 2019 election rout for labour said labour needed to, for those radical policies and it has worked in wales. if you look at salford, prestons populist nationalism, that is a potent mix which has filled a vacuum left by a labour party which no longer has the courage of any of its convictions. dia chakravarty, from the telegraph perspective, the idea of state intervention and spend, spend, spend and the towns fund is public and anathema so how do you square it with those tory voters who they need to keep onside with as well? i with those tory voters who they need to keep onside with as well?- to keep onside with as well? i think it will become _ to keep onside with as well? i think it will become an _ to keep onside with as well? i think it will become an issue _ to keep onside with as well? i think it will become an issue quite - to keep onside with as well? i think it will become an issue quite soon. | it will become an issue quite soon. as owen _ it will become an issue quite soon. as owen says, it is a little bit difficult — as owen says, it is a little bit difficult for labour to, to spend so much _ difficult for labour