. >> val lilo says here to represent them and welcome ms. lopez. ou have seven hibbs. >> valerie lopez on behalf of the san francisco department of public-health. we're here this morning because appellant depeeled administrative penalty is pushed total in the amount of $1,800 for unlawfully selling tobacco products without a tobacco sales permit. appellant has made two arguments. the first argument is that appellant transferred his license from one business to another. the second argument is that appellant maintained a license despite dph's deny this tobacco sales permit application. i'm going to go ahead and address the appellant's first argument. he transferred his license from one business location to another. it's unclear what license appellant refers to. the appellant holds a california department of tax and fee retail tobacco license. this state license does not authorize appellant to sell tobacco in the city and county of san francisco. the city's health code requires any individual or business that wants to sell tobacco products from the cit

ms. lopez: it has been misconstrued and sometimes people believe we cannot do one thing focusing on another. we simultaneously worked on enhancing safety within schools and regarding the renaming, that work started in 2017 with former board members who are no longer on the board. kristen: joining us to talk about what happens next, two of the driving forces behind the recall, patrick 12, executive of families for san francisco in middle school parent, kit lamb, chief signature gatherer, and parent and employee. thank you for joining us today. the numbers are huge for the recall. it does the size of the blowout surprise you? kit: to voters. everyone is eager to sign the petition. i am not surprised at the number. either. what are the results show? is there a statement the voters made? patrick: i think the statement voters are making is they care about results and the voters saw the school board was not delivering results. they saw the parents were so distraught that we spent a year organizing to

ms. lopezhank you very much for your presentation and it seems that the significant ambiguity that might be here relates to the issuance of a state license that seems to say that you can sell tobacco products and that might be assumed by a unsophisticated business practitioner it would be ok to sell tobacco products even when a more sophisticated business practitioner would know they would have to get a san francisco license and is there -- when those california licenses are issued, is there a written document that goes along with them and it says, that the city of this does not and this does not allow the sale of the product without a license from the city of san francisco and does it state on the license that the terms of this to sell tobacco and will not include the city and county of san francisco and is there something that is intrinsically obvious upon the issuance of the california license and it says that don't even think about selling tobacco products and in the city of san francisco w

ms. gabriela lopez and others, allison collins, they will go kicking and screaming and so will he. supposedly raised by bill harris, we will see what happens. richie, thank you. and we will be right back. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. arthel: new border patrol numbers show migrant encounters at the southern border nearly doubled last month from january 2021. agents there say they are underfunded and overwhelmed. now arizona's attorney general is leading coalition of 13-state ag's to defend the public charge rule. arizona ag mark will argue the case before the supreme court on wednesday and he joins us now. so ag, let me set it up. the public charge rule ensure that noncitizens are able to financially support themselves in order to become u.s. citizens or to get a green card, what's your pitch to the supreme court? >> well, thank you, arthel, for having me on again today and basically it comes down to this. the public charge rule, the statute has been around for nearly a century in this country and basically says if you're a noncitizen, you to be able to support yourself

ms. rosie lopez torres, executive director, mr. patrick murray, director of national institutes of service to veterans of foreign wars for america, the deputy national legislative director for stable american veterans, consulted for vietnam veterans america, lindsay church, mr. alex mirsky, deputy director of government affairs under warrior project, ms. burge, government relations and communications associate, iraq and afghanistan veterans of america -- ms. birch, legislative associate the american legion, mr. cory titus, director of veterans benefits and reserve affairs military officers, the military officers association, mr. roscoe butler, associate legislative director, and mr. jim vale, national service director of veterans benefits and policy aligned with those associations. in the interest of time and to keep things moving, i would like to begin our discussion and turn to title i of the bill, expansion of health care eligibility. can you share the wounded warrior project's perspective? your sound is still -- >> can you hear

ms. jennifer lopez. >> just try, we know you can't >> look at the time. wow.frigid temperatures and that's a big problem. severe storms down to the southeast. we're going to be watching those closely, and again, more rain changing over to a frozen mix, tomorrow you're in the northeast. th that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at the difference that we had from this time yesterday, this flag was sticking straight out, blowing in the wind. well, today it's all calm and that's what we're expecting going into the afternoon. a lot of sunshine. and then we'll start to see some clouds moving in by this afternoon. our temperatures are reaching into the low 60s, back to the sunshine tomorrow and also more of the same temperatures but it will be warming up for the end of the weekend into early next week as the dry weather continues. >> and we're just coming on over everybody come on over come on over, we got to get ready for the best time of the da