shelter-in-place order, they have stepped up to serve as staff and even now, our own librarian, michael lambert, is employed tonight in his own assignment. among other assignments, staff are working hard at food banks with the world around them shifts by the minute. thank you for your support that celebratessass ap heritage mont. thank you. >> operator: you have ten questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. >> hello. >> i'm a resident of d6, serving on the san francisco veteran's affair's commission and i want to bring to your attention the urgent need to fill the vacant county service officer position which has been unfiled for over a year. the cbso is a tiny office serving over 20,000 veterans throughout san francisco, focused primarily on helping veterans with disability and compensation claims. during the pandemic and economic disruption, veterans need a fully functioning cvso. these are the life line for veterans facing poverty in addition to their military, mental and medical health conditions. the cvso should serve as a nexus for the city and state that serve veterans. we observe only hal

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lambert, who is a site manager at one of these hotels. so i want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lambert, who is a site manager at one of these hotels. so i want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear

shelter-in-place order, they have stepped up to serve as staff and even now, our own librarian, michael lambert, is employed tonight in his own assignment. among other assignments, staff are working hard at food banks with the world around them shifts by the minute. thank you for your support that celebratessass ap heritage mont. thank you. >> operator: you have ten questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. >> hello. >> i'm a resident of d6, serving on the san francisco veteran's affair's commission and i want to bring to your attention the urgent need to fill the vacant county service officer position which has been unfiled for over a year. the cbso is a tiny office serving over 20,000 veterans throughout san francisco, focused primarily on helping veterans with disability and compensation claims. during the pandemic and economic disruption, veterans need a fully functioning cvso. these are the life line for veterans facing poverty in addition to their military, mental and medical health conditions. the cvso should serve as a nexus for the city and state that serve veterans. we observe only hal

shelter-in-place order, they have stepped up to serve as staff and even now, our own librarian, michael lambert, is employed tonight in his own assignment. among other assignments, staff are working hard at food banks with the world around them shifts by the minute. thank you for your support that celebratessass ap heritage mont. thank you. >> operator: you have ten questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. >> hello. >> i'm a resident of d6, serving on the san francisco veteran's affair's commission and i want to bring to your attention the urgent need to fill the vacant county service officer position which has been unfiled for over a year. the cbso is a tiny office serving over 20,000 veterans throughout san francisco, focused primarily on helping veterans with disability and compensation claims. during the pandemic and economic disruption, veterans need a fully functioning cvso. these are the life line for veterans facing poverty in addition to their military, mental and medical health conditions. the cvso should serve as a nexus for the city and state that serve veterans. we observe only hal

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lamberto is a site manager at one of these hotels. so i want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear mask

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lambertwho is a site manager at one of these hotels. so i want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear ma

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lambert, who is a site manager at one of these hotels. so i want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear

shelter-in-place order, they have stepped up to serve as staff and even now, our own librarian, michael lambert, is employed tonight in his own assignment. among other assignments, staff are working hard at food banks with the world around them shifts by the minute. thank you for your support that celebratessass ap heritage mont. thank you. >> operator: you have ten questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. >> hello. >> i'm a resident of d6, serving on the san francisco veteran's affair's commission and i want to bring to your attention the urgent need to fill the vacant county service officer position which has been unfiled for over a year. the cbso is a tiny office serving over 20,000 veterans throughout san francisco, focused primarily on helping veterans with disability and compensation claims. during the pandemic and economic disruption, veterans need a fully functioning cvso. these are the life line for veterans facing poverty in addition to their military, mental and medical health conditions. the cvso should serve as a nexus for the city and state that serve veterans. we observe only hal

shelter-in-place order, they have stepped up to serve as staff and even now, our own librarian, michael lambert, is employed tonight in his own assignment. among other assignments, staff are working hard at food banks with the world around them shifts by the minute. thank you for your support that celebratessass ap heritage mont. thank you. >> operator: you have ten questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. >> hello. >> i'm a resident of d6, serving on the san francisco veteran's affair's commission and i want to bring to your attention the urgent need to fill the vacant county service officer position which has been unfiled for over a year. the cbso is a tiny office serving over 20,000 veterans throughout san francisco, focused primarily on helping veterans with disability and compensation claims. during the pandemic and economic disruption, veterans need a fully functioning cvso. these are the life line for veterans facing poverty in addition to their military, mental and medical health conditions. the cvso should serve as a nexus for the city and state that serve veterans. we observe only hal

number of disaster service workers, including the director of our library here in san francisco, michael lambert want to be clear that there are so many people that are putting their lives on the line, and it is not easy to do this work, and the fact is we are trying to do it while socially distancing ourselves in the process from a population that may not always follow our guidance or our direction, but we will continue to push. we will continue to try, and i want to really thank the people who are out there on the front lines every day doing this work, despite the criticism, despite the push and the pressure from people who aren't even on the front lines who have no idea what it's like to be in those situations, working hard to support this population every single day. thank you for showing up. >> thank you, mayor breed. the following questions are for dr. grant colfax, department of public health. dr. colfax, your first question: this sunday is mother's day. what are the city's suggestions on how residents celebrate it this year? if we wear masks and maintain social distance, can we visit our

. >> investigator matt lambert was assigned to run down the michael beard lead. >> what did you knowel beard's background? >> he actually was a pretty well-respected employee until september 17th when tom had fired him. >> why did tom fire him? >> stealing from jobs and drinking, i think, on the job, and he fired him on the 17th because there were maybe some complaints from other employees at servpro. >> so there were issues there? >> right. >> but beard was polite and cooperative when the investigator knocked on his door. >> we said, hey, can you take a ride with us up to the barracks. he said yeah, let me let my wife know. >> he already knew what it was about? >> we told him we wanted to talk about the homicide of kelley clayton. >> the investigator asked beard where he was the night of kelley's murder. he said he was home except for a beer run. >> he actually kind of alibied himself at that point saying he was at the store the night before and it was the same clerk working, that she could prove he was in the store the night before. >> did he express he knew anything about kelley's

rock legends queen and singer adam lambert released a new version of we are the champions hoping to raise money for healthcare workers. michaeloulay, john bon jovi and pitbull and release new songs trying to raise hopes and encourage positivity. e-mail your story along with photos or video of that person in action to my hero and fox tv.com and we will highlight some of those stories. >>> former president barack obama will headline a televised primetime commencement speech for the high school class of 2020. president obama will join a number of high-profile figures including lebron james and lady gaga. in a tweet he described the event as an honor and a great way to recognize this milestone with you and your loved ones. it will be broadcast right here on "ktvu" and that is on may 16th. >>> coming up. the major layoffs at the bay area companies as the pandemic continues to affect the global economy. plus how soon dmv's will reopen in the social distancing changes that will take place when they do. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more di

bret michaels and once again it's audio scrap biography my life scrapbook and pictures and stories listen we've got i got jack lambert over my right shoulder he was sort of them will buy a ticket price for that it was a no b.s. town my man was 64 and 215 go see his bust in cannes i think his bus weighs more than 215 but the guy his leg a truck he never over celebrated remember clist cliff harris at religious rel on the head the super bowl when he missed a kick lambert went over and splattered whom he said nobody intimidates us we are the incentives so you have that pittsburgh mindset but then for a young boy in butler 6 years old to find it in your diabetic one. boy you talk about getting handed a that's something to work through my friend tell me how it's guided your life. 2 things 1st of all to start i just want to say this with jack limber that moment the final moment in my life is the there's memory i had that picture right and from the super bowl when he came back and was here so i believe that tap drill on the head right and all of a sudden lumber for absinthe throws him on the ground tells him get it he was re