mcguire cou speak on 10.2p o kirkham street. >> good afternoon, directors. tom mcguire.tor of the sustainable streets division. this location 16th and kirkham is at the base of the hidden garden steps. we had a question on the -- request onhe 22nd saying that pedestrians with -- were hard to see and requests a stop sign be installed. it was taken to a public hearing on march 22nd at which there were no objections and that's why we are recogniz recommending it. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. any directors or a motion to approve. n the 10.2 item social security it typical that hearing those things constitutes public out reach and they got some sort of notice for people in the area? >> that's right. the audience that we brought to you on the 10.2 consent calendar are items that went through the public hear and there was objection or minimal disagreement. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. do i have a motion? a secnd? >> [roll call] >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much. as noted by the publicmmentperc that one and ie ar any e mprevisit. 10.2ii. >> chair, that item has t

has the slides and will explain what you're looking at. >> supervisors, catherine mcguire. i do have a slide on the overhead that shows the 2016-17 actual time consumed by calls -- responding to calls citywide and by district for the police department. so as you can see, the controller's office looked at not only calls for service, that next purple bar is self-initiated time, and that last blue bar reflects administrative tasks. the balance of that 25% is unobligated patrol time, so that's the opportunity that we have to do community engagement and problem solving. so the -- essentially, this was 16-17. staffing changed during the course of -- from 16-17 to now, and so the controller's office then reran what our staffing levels were compared to the actual calls for service time spent and determined that we're probably around 33% of our time obligated to calls for service. now, the discrepancy we feel with the b.l.a. is simply that they included more people that don't actually have the primary responsibility of responding to calls for service, they have other duties at the d

i'mat mcguire and chief financial officer of the police department. this evening, i'm asking you to all approve the shift of salary savings into a worker's budget line. interdeparta this is a supplemental appropriation, but it doesn't actually add money to our overall budget, it's just fact theavings t of cost sal ries for this ams a ia resultf the individuals who are onworker's compensation and thect wo -- and they sose salaries ear paid of theworker's compensation and the salaryall the translation is when fi off of -- on disability and they're injured, they're paid o a separate the money that we've paid them gets paid- or never be large. sioner hirsch: quite hat's co 6.il we've had a number of costly injuries this year. >> commissioner dejesus: i hav es the 6.2 million, we have to cover that? >> it will be paid through the fl . s currently, worker's compensation makes the paymenand theillhro th each quarter. so they've billed through quarter three, and then, quarter four,hey'll make the final billings, and we need the money in the accountthen. >> co

mcguire? >> chairman collins, ranking member casey and members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to say or-- share the efforts to address alzheimer's disease and related dementia. my name is dr. lisa mcguire and i lead the alzheimer's disease and healthy aging program at the centers for disease ntrol and prevention. alzheimer's is there-- one of the top 10 causes that cannot be prevented cured or even slowed. an estimated 5.7 million americans of all ages are living with all-- alzheimer's disease and 2018. by 2050 we expect the number to rise to 14 million people. alzheimer's disease this is a significant emotional and financial burden on people with the disease, their families and character-- caregivers, and the healthcare system. until we have a cure, cdc and public health partners play a critical role in helping those 5.7 million people and their families. we work closely with state and public health agencies by providing technical assistance, up-to-date scientific knowledge,

mcguire told the press democrat that insurance, but want to remove some of the reductions in the bill which mcguire says he will not do. >>> voters head to the polls to decide on dozens of local measures. back from a ban on flavored tobacco to recalling a controversial judge, monte francis takes a closer look at some of the most talked about initiatives in the bay area. >> hey, hey, [ null ], [ null ], judge persky has got to go. >> reporter: a few local ballot measures are getting national attention. against judge aaron persky. persky's short jail sentence for swimmer brock turner convicted of sexual assault the -- sparked worldwide outrage. following the rule of law but if the recall is successful, persky would be only the fourth judge in the state history to be voted out before his term expires. the ballot also includes a choice between two candidates, one of whom replaced persky -- replaces persky if he is recalled. in san francisco, voters are being asked to affirm or reject a ban on flavored tobacco products. passed by the board of supervisors last year. proposition e was outlaw

i'm kathrin mcguire and chief financial officer of theice department. this evening, i'm asking you to all approve the shift olary savings into a worker's compensation interdepartmental services budget line. this is a supplemental apprriation, but it doesn't actually add money to our overall budget, it's just a shift among sort of cost avin realized in salaries for this amount is as a result of the individuals who are on worker's compensation and the actual worker's -- and they sose sala are paid out of the er's compensation and the salary shortfall budget hitch hirsch the translation is when officers are off of -- on disability and they're injured, poey're paid out of a separate nd money that we've paid them gets paid -- >> or never gets returned. >> commissioner hirsch: quite a large number this year. >> that's correct. 6.2 million. we've had a number of costly injuries this year. >> commissioner dejesus: i have a question. the 2 million, we have t cover that? >> it will be paid through the end of the fiscal year. so currently, worker's compensation ma

mcguire, quick question on this one. we have been getting emails regarding the traffic back-ups and i know anybody who travels on lombard sees those traffic back-ups. could you just speak briefly to what the perhaps larger plan might be or further discussions going on? >> sure, i would be happy to. as ellie said, supervisor stefani and before her, supervisor farrell have been working with the m.t.a. and the san francisco county t.a. to come up with traffic management strategy for the crooked street. some short-term suggestion, including this one before you today. we have also been ramping up the number of parking control officers, every weekend from june through october. we have p.c.o.s stationed at both the top of lombard street and the bottom, in direct 2 and 3 to move as quick as possible, reduce the conflict of impacts and vehicles and pedestrians, and reduce the impact on the cable car. in the short-term, the signage and the p.c.o.s are one tactic. the transportation authority came up with an series of longer term r

state senator mark mcguire spoke about it last night. >> lake county has been hit harder than almost any of california's 58 counties. if we take a look at the last four fire seasons, they've had the rocky, the jerusalem, the clayton and the valley. they have lost over 2,000 homes over the last four years, and this is the last thing that any of us would want to see. >> state senator mcguire called north california's recent wildfires a new normal. we'll continue to stay on top of the pawn nye fear. visit abc7news.com for the very latest information on evacuees and evacuations and road closures. we'll send push alerts with breaking updates as they happen. >>> 5:34. santa rosa police say a man who wanted to con front his estranged wife shot at people, including himself and injuring a 4-year-old boy and leaving one mandate. investigators say 65-year-old walter ross went to his son's home to confront his estranged wife. she wasn't there, but he opened fire on the people inside the home and shot himself. a 43-year-old man died in the shooting. ross, a 41-year-old man and 4-year-old boy are

he produced mark mcguire, josi canseco and more. the a's won three pennants in the 1989 world series during his tenure. >>> argentina has come back from the brink of elimination to move onto the next round at the world cup. >> he brings it down! he scores! argentino wins. >> argentina defeated nigeria 2- 1. the argentine star scored the first goal for the two time champions. marcos rojo kicked a goal in the 86th minute. argentina will play france on saturday. >>> fox 2 sports will take over ktvu for the world cup. all of today's news, weather and travel -- in sports will continue live for you on ktvu plus. "mornings on 2" will continue on ktvu plus and is streaming live on ktvu.com. we will see you on the plus beginning at 6 am. >>> firefighters continue to battle the growing fire in lake county. we will get you the latest numbers on that fire and the progress made overnight. >>> the supreme court ruling that not everyone is happy about . who will be affected. >>> if you are driving along the bridge getting into san francisco, take

so i have -- to save time, i'm going to go to director mcguire and commander walsh on these costs because we don't -- we don't agree with the costs as presented, so turn it over. >> supervisor cohen: okay. >> supervisors, the budget request is 2 million in the first year and 1 million in the second year, dearrivrived by t actual purchase and training, that we don't have the funds to train officers as we roll them out. essentially, my understanding with respect to the training costs that are itemized here, is that this is salary's cost. ultimately, it could be represented as overtime. we wouldn't necessarily run our trainings on overtime, but again, we're not asking for additional budget to pay officers to train. they're already paid, and we would assign them or detail them to the training as appropriate. and i'm happy to answer anymore questions about the details of the cost analysis. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes. [inaudible] >> supervisor fewer: i'd like to ask the b.l.a. on this report that actually h has $.5 million set aside for integratio

the craft beer scene in recent years have also been acquired by the even bigger brewing companies, mcguire -- so what kind of middle ground is there -- between kind of the teeny tiny brew it themselves and distribute it themselves and this kind of ever attenuating market place and where do you fit in. >> the key word is traction. ball aft point has traction. so right now we're gaining the traction and getting into such great accounts. and we're only nine months old. so when you see us on the counter or the shelf of a whole foods, we're sitting with beer years and everyone is askinet i one thing is you could -- could be said is the taste. everyone loves it. >> so i saw in your deck you mentioned one of the ways you'll try to market is by meeting taste makers and so how do you find these taste makers? >> so we go into a lot of events. and at events you have the experts in the fields. and they are judging. so that is what we're doing, licking their lips and tasting the product and getting these great awards. this last week we were at an event in fremont called the burger and beer festival. an

a johnstone's and no one he exploited the pick up because you're looking at harry kane and harry mcguire the two big guys the two strong strong guys and then we had for me a little bit of doubt about a penalty and that's jesselyn god who who got. pushed appalled and what you don't even know to be completely on fake up and see and you think oh it's a bit brave about you would also put it out there no doubt about the finish again father slightly disappointing isn't that we were hoping for more contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they showed that the referee had made the right decision long goal that really had no dispute about it whatsoever came in the thirty sixth minute this was all just feeling god it's just building and school from formal play and it's it's it's a cracking this is you know this is deafening go all over this he's done this for manchester united on many many occasions and he's a guy that has he's got the knack of turning up at the right time scoring important goals he's not everybody's favorite player this is it's

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and both of them are headed on all in the first case from the from harry mcguire. so harry cain again finds himself in the right spot so you can see harry mcquire rise as he had supposed and there's hurricane the clock was ninety minutes and thirty seconds captain of the team captain of the team and this is the definition of a big player when we talk about the big guns the one said that really rules the footballing world then we talk about players like christianity or now the harry k. that when it's needed for the team they turn up with the goods. very impressive very impressive with very impressed with how it came as an. enormous responsibility on his shoulders to not only score the goals but also lead the team and they in and he's not going noise even away here behind us if we don't hear them the drums are starting so this this this was a massive game for him and in many ways i would think that carousel straight being the manager was the. musing about playing how he knew the quality of him but is he ready to play in the world cup and today show and then one their

and both of them are headed on all in the first case from the from harry mcguire. so harry cain again finds himself in the right spot so you can see harry mcquire eyes as he had supposed. the car was ninety minutes and thirty seconds captain of the team captain of that scene and this is the definition of a big player when we talk about the big guns the one set that really rules football world then we talk about players like casino and i'll do. that whether it's needed for the team they turn up with the goods. very impressive very impressive with very impressed with hurricane or so. enormous responsibility on his shoulders to not only score the goals but also lead the team and he's not saying no he's a by the way here behind it if we hear that the drums are starting so this this was a massive game for him and in many ways i would think the carousel skate the england manager was forced musing about playing him he knew the quality off him but is he ready to play in the world cup and today's show and then one their game volgograd peter all of our is done there for us p

johnstone's that no one exploited the big gap because you're looking at how you came in and harry mcguirethe two big guys the two strong strong guys. and johnstone just exploited that space. and scored and what a great header that was and and then we had for me a little bit of doubt about a penalty and that's jesselyn god who were who got. pushed appalled at what you don't even know to be completely honest break up i don't see it and harry came he stepped up and walked the nazi that was and you think it's a bit brave i bet you would also put it out there no dance about the finish again van though slightly disappointing isn't that we were hoping for more the contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they saw that the referee had made the right decision. and again we're talking about this all the time we are going to talk about quite a lot until all the way to the end of the world cup because i think that bob would play a massive part in who wins but it is it's not bullet proof it's still and that the father assistance and the referees the

for eddie olczyk and pierre mcguire, mike emrick saying good night from old d.c. she's happy, and so are most fans here. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national hockey league. good joining us. i )m jessica aguirr. let )s get you caught up on what )s happening at this hour. reaction continues to pour in from acss t coury 49ers legend dwight clark died >>> let's get you caught up on what's happening at this hour. 49ers ld dwight clark lost his battle with als. what he did for the 49ers will live on forever. january of 1982 this play launched the 49ers dynasty. the rest is history. what a life he lived. >> yes. his teammates called him hercules. he really connected with fans, delighting them both on and off the field. to fans he was larger than life, responsible for making the catch, a legendary leaping kbrab duri the 1981 nfc chaionship me. >> his face would liegtd up and he acted like it was the first time he heard anybody talking about the catch. in march of last year fans he announced he was diagnosed with als. he visited clark tw

corner johnstone score said but they defend as they keep pulling hurricane back to keep pulling harry mcguire back and the referee actually stops the pick from being take it a couple of times to see johnstone straw here that's a fine thing at the end of all of that all the attention was on harry came and harry mcquire and no one saw what johnstone to make the run and it was one zero eight minutes into the game and rightly so at that point and it had already had one of two chances and then the next thing is is. from yesterday. that sweden didn't get a penalty against germany that's been criticized everywhere today and i think again feet first emphasized to to the referees and the vast you have to look at this you have to give it if it's in doubt and today. yesterday and got i'm not sure about this to be completely honest you know but it is one when we cut it down to the essence of this it is an interpretation thing. so the referee and var they have they've decided that this was a kind of the that's our interpretation i think it's a little bit soft but nevertheless they got the penalty also i w

on all in the first case from a from harry mcguire. so harry came again finds himself in the right spot so you can see harry mcquire eyes as he had supposed and that's how it came across with ninety minutes and thirty seconds captain of the team captain of that scene and this is the definition of a big player when we talk about the big guns the ones that that really rules football world then we'll talk about players like christiane owen aldo harry k. that what is needed for the team they turn up with the goods. very impressive very impressive with very impressed with harry kramer so. enormous responsibility on his shoulders to not only score the goals but also lead the team and his fans getting noisy by the way here behind it if we were to hear it on the drums or starting so this this this was a massive game for him and in many ways i would think the carousels hate the england manager was musing about playing him he knew the quality of him but is he ready to play in the world cup and today's show and then one their game volgograd peter

and both of them are headed on all in the first case from from harry mcguire. so harry k. again finds himself in the right spot so you can see how in a choir rises here head simple and there's hurricane the talk was ninety minutes and thirty seconds captain of the team captain of the team and this is the definition of a big player when we talk about the big guns the one said that really rules the footballing world then we talk about players like christiane or now the harry k. that what is needed for the team they turned up with the goods. very impressive very impressive with very impressed with how it came as a. enormous responsibility on his shoulders to not only score the goals but also lead the team and they he's not going noise even away here behind us if we don't hear them the drums are starting up in the cattle moving and yeah carries a lot of significance much more significance than in any other team that i know off so he has a lot of responsibility and it's to him they will look when it's going wrong. but he's carrying that responsibility and considering the virus

and both of them are headed on all in the first case from the from harry mcguire. so harry cain again finds himself in the right spot so you can see harry mcquire eyes as he had supposed and that's how it came across was ninety minutes and thirty seconds captain of the team captain of the team and this is the definition of a big player when we talk about the big guns the one set that really rules the footballing world then we'll talk about players like christiane owen aldo harry k. that what is needed for the team they turn up with the goods. very impressive very impressive with very impressed with hurricane and so. enormous responsibility on his shoulders to not only score the goals but also lead the team and they. always have had a way in or behind it if we were to hear it on the drums or starting so this this this was a massive game for him and in many ways i would think that carousel escape the england manager was both musing about playing him he knew the quality of him but is he ready to play in the world cup and today's show and then won their game volgograd

that according to state senator mike mcguire. more information on this breaking news story. (jrstone) this year the city of san francisco is going the extra mile... (justine) to make sure everyone is safe for the pride parade. kron-4's dan kerman has the story. rainbow flags are flying, the castro is abuzz with activity... and twin peaks is beginning too look pink... all indications san francisco pride 2018 is underway... sot george ridgely/executive director, sf pride 08-18this year the expectation is 50-thousand people will either ride on a float, be in a car or march on the street for sunday's 48th annual parade, while another 100-thousand will line the streets to watch it. while work continues in civic cente plaza, the main stage is already in place for the two day pride festival.sot with a million people at the festival over the weekend, san francisco police will also be adding additional officers at various locations including around the festival, the castro, dolores park, and the parade route.sot officer robert rueca/san f

mcguire won't do that. >>> whole foods is holding off on a plan to require foods containing gmos. the requirements were set to go into effect accept 1st. whole foods says the deadline is being pushed back while the u.s. department of agriculture standardizes regulations. they are committed to telling customers what is in the food. >>> let's see what is happening on the roads. good morning, alex. >> good morning. we have slow traffic in many of the spots where you would expect it and one of those would be highway 4 in the westbound direction. i will take you to a live picture. that is not highway 4. i can as sue you of -- assure you of that. that is the east shore freeway. it's moving well, especially in the westbound direction through berkeley approaching the maze. then toward the toll plaza, 10 to 15-minute wait. not bad for this hour. we will take you to a live look at highway 4 and we have traffic that is slow in the westbound direction starting in about -- pittsburgh, railroad avenue. you will tap the breaks all the way into concord. now to the maps and talk about an issue tha

center, and northbay fire relief, set up by redwood credit union, the press democrat, and senator mark mcguire.>> by the time you count the additional volunteer staff, and the homeowners, we had a more than 1000 people. we serve because we believe that's how we express our christian faith, we serve without discrimination.>> reporter: inside the sheds our best wishes from the builders.>> filled with love. >> reporter: but before they get goods to store, mom ensure that children will have other plans. >> i feel like our boys will want to use it and playing it for a while though. [ laughter ]>> reporter: after edjackie irish has other a plans. >> i plan to make a shoe should out of it, if i get the chance later on. >> reporter: a sewing room, a reading room or a place to count one's blessings. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> on friday, we released the cow fire report on the news, wildfires and six counties were caused by pg&e power lines, distribution lines, conductors and power poles that failed, the deadly tubs fire in santa rosa was not included in that rebelieves it is meeting state standards. >>> the p

he looked like jerry mcguire right after he got marriede.ady to get out. >> let's talk about thisame. >> yes. >> highlights three-zero final score. >> fantastic highlightsas this needed for all right guy. people were talking about all right guy winning their f two games one-nil and one-nil they wanted to put the hurt o somebody a you said before the, russia and the expectations of a n,whole natio um, that's on them and sometees that pre is too much, you know, we sawn i south africa in 2010, i had it as a team in '94 the world cup. my teammates todd and tony and lexi. we all newoy phe the community the way they embraced us and pusdyou can feel the pas. everywhere we went in this country it was tremendsnd subtle such a meting pot but for themfi it'scult. now they finally came up against a really tough opponent in you're guy and it showed today. >> let's talk thati other game arabia/egypt to some degree this underdogs, if you wi. you've got kind of wely don't know what his future holds he says he'll retire froma the nl team he came injured into

. >> state senator mcguire called northern california's wildfires a new normal.tinue to stay on top of the pawnee fire. download the app or visit abc7news.com for the latest information on evacuations and road closures. we'll send push alerts with breaking updates as they happen. >>> nascar fans pay tributes to victims and sur viefs of october's north bay wildfires while honoring firefighters currently battling the flames in lake county. >> we pray for those fighting fires in lake county. >> abc 7 news was at sonoma raceway yesterday during the opening ceremony for the toyota savemart 350. sponsors, fans and businesses honored first responders from the north bay. >> the public doesn't forget what we did and we don't forget what the public did for us. >> nascar and sonoma raceway are encouraging racing fans to patronize local businesses in the north bay to help communities rebuild after the fires. >>> happening today, the defendants in the deadly ghost ship fire case could take the first steps to making a plea deal. derick almena and max harris face 36 counts of i

pierre mcguire. we get to listen right now. >> pierre: thanks so much, doc. you are at the top of the national hockey league. how is the view my friend? >> it is just unbelievable. i don't know what to say. it is just unbelievable. i am the happiest guy. i am so happy for my teammates and the fans back in washington. all of my friends. you know, it is unbelievable. >> for 13 years. what changed this year for you alex? >> we won the stanley cup. that is all that matters. we won. does not matter what happened before. we just won it. >> pierre: your leadership was phenomenal. not just athletically. when did you decide to become more of a vocal leader with the group? >> i don't know. it just came naturally. >> pierre: you did it so well. alex ovechkin, you are now a stanley cup champion. >> thank you very much. >> pierre: doc. >> mike: the knights have left the ice surface here. but they had one last chance to salute their crowd. 51 wins in the regular season. no expansion team ever came close to that. and the celebrating goes on. there will be a presentation of

i'm going to move part of this to director mcguire. we just started an academy class this last monday. as i stand here, there are underway, is that right? >> supervisor, that is our september class would happen in the calendar year. >> supervisor cohen: right. that's already been budgeted, if i'm not mistaken. that's been budgeted last year, is that right, kelly? >> those are part of our maintenance classes, and so that would include the classes we were talking about just a second ago where we have two classes of 100 people at the beginning of each class -- of those classes. then they attrit out to be 80, approximately, that's how we have it budgeted, and then -- so that is -- that september class is one of those classes, those maintenance classes. >> supervisor cohen: so what is the distinction between a class and a maintenance class. >> so a new class would fund additional positions. >> supervisor cohen: so hold on. i want to talk to the budget. i recall last year approving two academy classes with ed lee. is that right? >> that is c

lovingly restored and reused the jessica mcclintock building, and they recently completed a flip of the mcguire furniture building at bryant and 9th, which is spectacular. and this skill in understanding community, understanding urban fabric, reusing existing buildings, i think comes into play than when we do them new. it's really what we like about their team. they're able to blend the context and new technologies. we're also a little bit jealous that they're going to do the first cross laminated timber building in our neighborhood, and in two weeks, i'm going to have studio gang here, and we're going to show you the second one, but they're going to beat us. and it's really exciting to have this kind of sustainability going into our neighborhood and have buildings explained how they're made, and have uses in those buildings that are about making. urge you to support the project. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. meckel. thank you. next speaker, please. >> todd david on behalf of the h.a.p. i think mr. meckel stole my thunder, pretty much what i wanted to say. it fills my heart wit

state senator mike mcguire tells the "pressdemocrat" this concentration of 8 major wildfires in 7 years in just one county is unheard of in modern state history. >>> not at an old military base in the east bay. coming up at 5:30, more on the emergency city council meeting held today and why community members say they are still cautious. >> plus, it was once called the murder capital of the u.s. but now one bay area city is marking two years without a single homicide. what's being credited for this drastic change. >> a major bust in the east bay. a look at the illegal fireworks confiscated just days before the 4th of july holiday. >> i'm tracking the heat. it's not that warm today. it won't be that warm or hot tomorrow. but boy, it heats up on the weekend. details next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify

miss mcguire, no? chief? ok. the mac good morning supervisors. this is the first that we've heard of these cuts. >> supervisor cohen: yes, i know it's been not just on the surface, we don't agree with any of them. and some of them are tied to our reform efforts. there needs to be some discussion on many of them. but on the surface we don't agree. i know catherine asked for the details on it. >> supervisor cohen: bright. >> supervisors, we explored some of these options in partnership with the budget and legislative analyst and we decided they were not appropriate cuts for the department as well. i can go into more specifics and provide michael moore justification fomorejustificatic cuts that were just outlined, however i think, you know, we go through a process that is quite protracted and we have a lot of discussion with the b.l.a. and timed to research on our side, aand time to research on their side. i think, given the timeline, it is just something that we can't agree with. >> supervisor cohen: ok. thank you. colleagues, we have some discussi

ok, we have to leave it there, professor mcguire, thank you, and sorry about the sound issues.very much. a service of thanksgiving has taken place at westminster abbey to mark 70 years since hundreds of caribbean migrants disembarked from the ship, the empire windrush, to help rebuild post—war britain. the government continues to face criticism, after it emerged that some of the windrush generation and their descendants had wrongly faced deportation. adina campbell reports. gospel music. music from the kingdom gospel choir, a fitting tribute to mark 70 years since windrush migrants came over from the caribbean. more than 2000 guests were part of today's service at westminster abbey and two of them met for the very first time. you guys are the same age and from the same ship. alfred gardner and john richards, who are both 92 and from jamaica, were on empire windrush back in 1948. something like this, i mean — you know, make me feel we're still alive. and we're still doing them. everything looking right. for many, today's service has been bittersweet, following the outcry about t