i am susan ryan, the very proud principal of john o'connell high. o'connell's different because we're a small school designed to make sure that individual school students at our school fluorish, and i can think of no more important person than samantha aguirre. she makes sure they're successful at o'connell, making sure they have strong literacy and presentation skills. she is an m.v.p. for student leadership, running the student leadership at our school. she's an m.v.p. when it comes to athletics, coaching track and cross-country. she runs social media at o'connell. she's an incredible person, and she's been with us four years. i can't imagine our school without her, and in a special distinction, she is nominated by a parent. i'm sorry, i don't have the words in front of me, but essentially, she is relentless in making sure that every student is successful and making sure every student is a leader in the school. so thank you, mis-aguirre. she's -- ms. aguirre. >> i want to thank our schools on the side of the city that are sometimes hard to staff b

high school in the mission to tell us about which young people at o'connell stand out to them. learned about the incredible leadership of najari turner. najari's involved in an impressive number of activities, both in school and beyond. she has a number of leadership roles within the student body and is constantly working to improve the school community. she is the sports chair of the associated student body leadership team, she is an amazing emcee at nearly all of o'connell's school assemblies and rallies, and she plays on the basketball team. in addition, najari is a proud member of both the latinx club and black student union and also the president of the yearbook team. outside of school, she somehow finds time to work at the exploratorium, where she's not only learned to do seven magic tricks, but how to dissect a cow's eye. i can't wait to hear about that from you, more about that. throughout all these activities, najari displays an open-hearted commitment to bringing together students at o'connell to celebrate their cultures and diversity. she is a kind and empathetic men

jerry o'connell/actor"not hail, snow. that's bird poop, but snow. it is snowing in calabasas. perhaps a surfer says it best: modesto chilangar/malibu surf shack"yeah i was stoked." ( james )( darya )( robin ) checking bay area weather this morning. enjoy plenty more sunshine today with conditions again comfortably in the 50's this afternoon making for a great friday to get outside. tomorrow cloud cover will increase a but with conditions remaining dry before a chance of rain into the finish of the weekend on sunday. next week an unsettled weather pattern will be seen across the bay with conditions remaining primarily overcast along with multiple chances of rain. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) the back and forth between california and the trump administration continues... this time, it is over vehicle fuel standards. the white house announced yesterday it's ending the conversation with california over proposed vehicle mileage standards for the auto industry.. for

let's bring in republican strategist ford o'connell. great to see you, ford.re's been a democratic push for quite some time, get the states hooked on medicaid for all, and it's a back door path to medicare for all. yes, the real full-blown push for socialism over the last ten years because of the aca has been occurring at the state level, the democrats know this, and, therefore,9 if the states push enough for it, they get themselves in such a dire fiscal situation, guess what? they're going to be screaming to washington, you know what? we can't figure out our own balance sheet. elizabeth: you know, there is a need to care for the poor. what is your take on that, ford? >> well, basically, this push for medicaid for all sort of bastardizes the original mission of medicaid. medicaid was meant for infants of the poor, for pregnant women, for the disabled. it was not meant for working class people just because all of a sudden the democrats want to expand it so they can push full-blown socialism. elizabeth: is health care a right? >> no, health care is not a right.

tonight's super bowl, the president in a new interview touched on football and the risks involvede y o'connell has more tonight. >> donald trump's boplok. follow his own >> that doesn't mean i have to agree. >> after undercutting his own intelligence team this week as naive when they assessed iran's threat level on capitol hill the president's approach sounds more like trust but defy. >> i am going to trust the intelligence that i'm putting there, but'll say this, my intelligence people if they said, in fact, the iran is wonderful kindergarten, i disagree with the 100%. >> he also disputes advisers that argue north korea is n likely to give up it's nuclear weaps heading into his second summit with kim jong un. >> the meeting is set. he's looking forward to it. m lookingforward to it. we have made tremendous progressen >> but deferce toward his cabinet could play o differently with the special counsel investigation. no opinion on whether the muelr report should ultimately be made public. >> that's up to the attorney general. i don't know. i have no idea what it's going to say. >> with the inter

to said-no way. ábut thank goodness for smart phones because all of it was caught on video.jerry o'connellactor "it is snowing in calabasas right now. calabasas, california, where the kardashian's live."you heard that right-from the valley to the beaches, la saw something today that made people do a double take....arlen krouse/malibu surf shack"i was just like wait why is the rain white? and i looked at the car hoods and sure enough there was snow sticking to it."the employees at the malibu surf shack have seen their fair share of big waves, and sure, some rain here and there...but snow-on the beach?!arlen krouse/malibu surf shack "lasted about 30 seconds but it was crazy i've never seen that modesto chilangar/malibu "well arlen screams he goes mo it's snowing!! so i went to the window and sure enough it was ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. enjoy plenty more sunshine today with conditions again comfortably in the 50's this afternoon making for a great friday to get outside. tomorrow cloud cover will increase a but with condition

the big bear school district closed yesterday and actor jerry o'connell posted this live report. >> oh, look at this. look. snow. snow. not hail. >> always looking for reporters, jerry. >> new meteorologist? turned out that joshua tree national park was a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video to instagram and snow even fell in san diego. this is snow from a storm yesterday near san diego county's mount. laguna. oh gosh, kari, are you worried jerry takes your job? >> oh gosh. >> i think you are safe. >> we have been seeing the snow in the bay area looking from the distance at mt. hamilton and i think melting over the next few days with the next storm system arriving. ocean beach, looks beautiful, but stepping outside you are like, okay, yeah. still winter. it is very chilly out there and we have had the cool temperatures to start out the days. looking from the peninsula, woodside and the clear blue skies across the bay area and then inland to sunol, nice to see the green hills around the bay area and once again the snow that we can barely see in the distance there looking ov

and that is what we've been doing at o'connell. we're really hopeful if you have any questions of me. it's really exciting to see our students working right now with green infrastructure. we have 8th and 9th graders designing homes, anticipating what would happen with earthquakes, and we have students working on -- in our environmental technology pathway working with green power and thinking about wind power and solar power as these applies to careers and academics, so thank you. >> well, it's so nice for you to take your time to come to us and tell us about all of those wonderful things. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> -- continue in scale and replicate this program, so thank you for your work. >> we also don't get an opportunity to thank the public school principals very often for the work that they do, so thank you for your time. >> yeah, thank you for coming. [applause] >> all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? motion carries. of course it would. next item, please. >> clerk: item 22, authorize the general manager to negotiate an

online supermarket overall while insurance companies will pay for the financial losses o'connell's loss of the latest technology seems to leave them somewhat flat footed for the time while the sector changes rapidly company stock fell as much as seven percent on the news. with fifty one days on the bretts countdown clock it's time to check in on where things stand to do so we are once again most pleased to be joined by live get this i'm going to tell you about something that special this is a person who is nestle u.s. citizen and a u.k. citizen we are so pleased to be joined by the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary florida which hillary thanks for being with us we sure appreciate it thank you so last we spoke things were in a hot mess over there but it continues my question to you with one where we are where are we some of the things we've talked about in the past have been resolved but where are we have what are the sticking points at this time in this place and time and that she mentioned haut sticking point you just mentioned the story about the fire going on and. they just seem to have r

my name is shawn o'connell. we will be involved. there's a lot of overlap in the community and in particular the holidays that tiffani mentioned. the holiday celebrations includes japanese holiday celebrations and traditional american holidays. in those arenas, we would involve local religious organizations and of course families are equally involved and also in the church program. lot of overlap between constituents. >> president serina: any other comments? any comments or questions from the public? all in favor. motion carries. item d. requesting authorization to enter new grant agreement with lighthouse for the provision of intergenerational programs for older adults and adults disability, january 1, 2019 through june 30, 2021 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount $80,823. >> this third one that i'm presenting is with lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired. lighthouse provides a variety of services for youth and adult who are blind and have low vision. their intergenerational program will bring together older ad

zano and gop strategists ford o'connell, guys, thanks for getting up early today.mocrats say southern border is not a national emergency, climate change is, what do you say? >> well, that it is nothing more than cheap political stunt by far-left congressman who is more interested at taking swipe at president trump than protecting the safety and security of the united states. basically what this is a friendly reminder is democrats have zero interest in getting illegal emigration under control, they want to import set of voters and don't seem to understand that illegal immigration crushes the working class of the country. >> we should look at, look at marco rubio that said on january 9th, if the president declares as national emergency it won't be long when there's a democratic president that does the same thing in climate change. a month later calling for it, we don't have a democratic president but if and when we do see it, president warren or somebody else it's going to be gun control, it's going to be climate change. this is the slippery slope that the president

other guest hosts include jerry o'connell. >>> avenue some is making good on his super bowl wager withsachusetts. the loser said they would do community service project. he will be serving lunch at a shelter in sacramento.>>> the president of peta said she would like big boi to get rid of the real fur coat. she said it sent the wrong message. she sent him a full fur coat that was faux fur. >>> social media companies are getting better to stand up against hate speech. they have all signed on to a code of conduct proposed by the european union. the eu said the companies are revealing 90% of content flagged as hate speech and it is all being removed. that is twice the number of posts reviewed a year ago. youtube has removed 85% of flagged content. that is the highest of all the companies. >>> fisher-price is recalling 44,000 power wheels barbie campers. they said it can keep running after the foot pedal is released. they were sold exclusively by walmart for about $400. if you own this, you should take away from your child and contact fisher-price for repair. >>> a father from las vegas is

and on the private sector side we have mark o'connell, ceo of ocl global which is the leading sti international trade consulting firm. we've got bruce andrews, who is vice president of global public policy for softbank group and who has always been a great friend in his government roles, he was deputy secretary of commerce and always a great champion for business and so really appreciate that. and last but not least, david steele from the evp for global communications from samsung, electronics america, so i think we've got the right panel to handle the topics that we are about to discuss. i will begin with the governor's. you know, why invest in the u.s.? i would argue, great workforce, strong rule of law, you've got good access to international markets, favorable economic and migratory environments. how do you sell your state for investment purposes, because we've got great reason to invest in america but how do you bring people to invest in kentucky? ups is already there, we love it, but how do you bring others there? >> i think it starts with starting at a larger level, and that is why inves

a re resolution authorizing the fire department to donate a fire general to the academy at john o'connell high school. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i'd like to recognize mark corsew from the san francisco fire department. >> good morning, supervisors. the health academy assists students in health sciences and exposes them to e.m.s. training and career opportunities, such as e.m.s. careers or a career in public safety. the department has donated a ambulance no longer of operational value and is out of date. there is no equipment in the ambulance but will be used for educational purposes. i'm happy to answer any questions the committee may have. >> supervisor mar: thank you. before we go to public com, do any -- comment, do any of my colleagues have any questions for the presenter? are there any members of the public who would like to testify? if not, seeing none, public testimony is now closed. any additional comments or questions from my colleagues? can we recommend this item to the full board without objection? >> supervisor peskin: so moved. >> supervisor mar: thank you. [gavel]. >> su

liz: bringing in ford o'connel. he said their standard of living is drop your take?e be aables like hily clinton. the proof is in pudding, unemployment is at a 50 year low, wages are up, hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs on-line under president trump. and fewer people on food stamp, if we would make a points, rural folks are not bouncing back as fast as urban folks. liz: you never really sat down and talked to them, find out what they are feeling, a lot of blue collar workers say, you are trying to shut down oil and gas industry, that will slam the manufacturing base, how do you get to white house doing that and calling people names. >> you won't. i will say went democratic primary, they are petrified of bernie 2020, he could win the nomination in a crowded field, if he does get to a general election, he has a lot of grand ideas like universal health care, and free college, but he has no way to pay for it. if you want to end fossil fuel, you will crush the central midwest. liz: if the -- we have a scroll i think. if the economy is low now where is bernie ge

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pacific forum pac chairman, ford o'connell. this number is shocking. what do you make of it?he perception if you went through cable tv hand on any particular evening? >> if you're donald trump you have to be feel heartened, most of the movement is driven by political independents have gone up eight points in terms of this, but what is really does, speaks volumes to the trump economy, impact on psyche of average american. tells me a lot of americans don't feel burdened anymore by the strain of iraq war. overall this is good sign. this is speaks well to over all our economy and how our economy is perceived around the world and how americans take pride in america itself. charles: what i hear every day, every widening net of victims of cruel american capitalistic system. even today when chairman powell was testifying you had one representative who talked about invidious discrimination, he had laundry list of people discriminated against in this country. sex discrimination, race discrimination, just, list was on and on, nativism, and he he said, for the fed to find out what the ec

senator ed markey getting mocked for accusing o'connell of trying to "sabotage" the movement.hetoric to defend the plan. freshman congresswoman tweeting "don't mess with our future when it comes to climate, it's all our lives at stake." the younger you are the more consequent as you'll see. and we will fight. dana, conservatives sometimes used to really dislike mitch mcconnell. they thought he was establishment and he wasn't getting things done. >> dana: so irritating. >> jesse: mitch mcconnell is really delivering. making these democrats vote on the green new deal. >> dana: he never wanted to run for president and that is something people kind of forget. he's a creature of the senate for he loves the senate, studied the senate, wanted to be part of it and doesn't have aspirations beyond that. he wants to do the best he can. it's interesting to me that last week one marquis and acadia cortez introduced their resolution to great fanfare, among other cable stations, there was a bug that said count down to the green new deal press conference. they got a lot of press on it. these

gary kaltbaum, chairman of the civic forum pac, ford o'connell, american university executive in residenceth us. americans should be scared millions of americans who died in the wake of countries embracing socialism. some are saying this morning, general motors had a earnings report. made $3 billion in north america. made zero internationally, but when it is time to fire people, they fire the people driving their profits. regular americans who don't consider themselves socialists think that is wrong. >> corporations should be allowed to do what they think is in their best interests. this is the way it is a long time. people are going to get hired, people are going to get fired. their favorite bogeyman is walmart, 2 million employees, 500 billion in sales, lowered inflation rate by themselves, 75% of their managers came from minimum wage doing everything right, yet they get ripped upon. the problem with these socialists it really is a con. in order for socialism to breathe they have to get the money from capitalism. when capitalism is all gone, you end up as venezuela. i am so happy the pre

bush and fox contributor jessica o'connell and former democratic national ceo and partner at strategies you feel about me and cheese. >> jessica: i love both of them both so you can't take away my meat and cheese. >> martha: what do you think about cory booker starting off of this message? >> jessica: this is not some sort of platform senator booker is going to run on and he was asked about this a particular magazine but divided country on many issues. this is not going to be one of them. it is a health decision he makes for his life and we can all appreciate the freedom to do -- choosing what you want to eat and president trump eats a lot of hamburgers, george bush -- >> martha: which bush did not like broccoli. >> jessica: i eat cereal for ten or allow. i'm not making a judgment call about this. >> martha: [laughter] that is a good admission, you heard it right here. this other quote about eggs because it is interesting. suddenly eating those eggs for me didn't align with my spirit and i could feel it. i made a decision i was going to become vacant. i remember my last nonvegan meal el

. >> there's snow jerry o'connell.et it. >> it's snowing out there. >> it's crazy. >> reporter from simi valley to malibu. look, deer. that's the truth. just deer. >> also deer in the snow. >> wasn't beautiful enough. let's throw deer in. why not? >> have a kardashian shoutout. pretty good. >> what was his angle there anyway? >> we'll talk about what's going on. that storm is moving into arizona. look at this. this caught my eye yesterday. at one points, nearly 2/3 of the state was covered. another half a foot to foot and a half of snow is possible. it's been raining steadily for more than 24 hours in phoenix. they have a flood warning right now. you can see the green is still raining. phoenix is pushing off towards the east. but the swvy on 40. so if you try to get through 40 today, it's going to be a bear. all right. back here at home. sfo. no worries. no delays. we run on sun today. still a little cooler than average. increasing clouds but the weekend is dry. monday through wednesday, light to moderate rain. a super

ford o'connell and democratic strategist christian hahn., i did not see it, i did not think bernie would come out, hey, my man is a nobody outside after billion dollars. >> he is taking it personal, honestly. it is ridiculous. bernie sees this guy as his foil. he has always gone after big corporate executives, not surprisingly. so sad someone born to a truck driver, first guy to go to college in his entire family. when you talk about helping people earn a good college degree to earn their dream, bernie sanders is swinging pretty hard against somebody who just done that. charles: kristen, bernie is sort of cantankerous kind of guy any way, but howard schultz should be the billionaire democrats appreciate. what is going on here? >> i totally agree, doesn't make much sense what bernie said, only makes sense it is something bernie would say. a lot of democrats respect the trajectory mr. schultz has had. america is the reason why. he achieved the american dream. he also should run as a democrat, waters is warm. come in. charles: oh, you stole my

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melissa: joining us now, ford o'connell, civic forum pac chairman, republican strategist.might need a civil forum. but it is civic forum. what do you think of the president's tease there? what do you think is going to happen? >> well look, i think hope springs eternal we'll get a legislative compromise president trump don't have to go that route. number one priority of the president of the united states is the safety and security of the u.s. and its citizens. frankly the situation at southern border qualifies at national security. since 1976, 58 national securities have been declared. it is not unknown precedent. hope he doesn't have to go that route but he may. melissa: would it help if he and speaker pelosi zipped lip here for next week or so? >> i think that would think that would be a very good idea here. we understand pelosi and trump should be able to reach a compromise because we have 650 miles of border barriers on southern border. congress approved them under past three presidents. >> we're not talking about logic. we're not talking about logic. everybody on both

senator o'connell harris, 2020 echo that in former t virginia governor terry mcauliffe and senate democrats have also called for justin fairfax to step down. and now democratic virginia state lawmaker says come if fairfax resign, he will begin te process of impeachment. finally governor ralph northam met with his staff today and reiterated that he also will not resign. dan. >> dan: thanks a lot, trace. we will go live to arlington, virginia, democratic virginia delegates patrick is holding a press conference announcing plans to introduce articles of impeachment for justin fairfax if he does not resign before monday. let's listen in.ve >> patrick: we want a time for an investigation. why rush to judgment? >> patrick: two women have come forward, we can't question their motivations. they are clearly credible people. these are very serious accusations, and he is unfit to serve office. >> how do you know they are telling the truth? >> have not. i have not spoken to the speak speaker. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry, can you repeat that? f [inaudible] >> well we will find out. >> why are you calling fo

. >> for more on this, want to bring in chairman of civic forum pac ford o'connell, progressive commentateud ritchie. howard schultz, epitome of the american dream. self-made man from the projects, first man in his family to graduate college, successful businessman, hires a whole lot of people and he says this progressive stuff is ridiculous, immoral and ridiculous. what do you say? >> i think he is trying to run for president, and you got to understand this, charles, when he says he is against the green new deal or against policies that seem more progressive and he offers absolutely nothing as a strategy or a counterpoint, he is simply playing politics. i will say this also. he is talking about running pour president. please, get real. if you run for president you have to have a viable way to win. running as an independent won't work. he has a math problem and constitutional problem. you have 538 electors in the united states. america. you have to get 270. if you run as a viable candidate you may split that so no one gets 270. how does it happen after that? the constitution, constitution

that is "jerry maguire" star, jerry o'connell, after the first snowfall in l.a.ust what snow flakes look like when they fall on the sleeve of her hoodie. >> that's what snow looks like. >> i know, on her hoodie. it's different. >> kendra wilkinson used the opportunity to leap for joy. >> yay, snow. >> next to the big headline this morning for space jam fans. >> warner brothers set a release date for "space jam 2," july 2021. >> the long and coming sequel to the 1996 live action cartoon hybrid starring michael jordan and a host of fellow nba all stars and looney tune characters this time will be lead by the lebron james. >> "space jam 2" will be jes' fi role in film, just like shaq. >> shazam. is that -- shazam. i hope he does a little bit better than shazam. >> i hope so. >>> so, we have breaking skinny news out of "bachelor" nation. >> colton underwood just recorded a song, an actual song with a real live music group. it's not throw back thursday, y'all, but o-town. >> o-town. >> o-town. >> o-town. >> included a track of colton's synthesized voice in their new s

released had been conducting their own investigation into the 2010 death of 24-year-old michelle o'connellher family believes she was murdered. >>> we now know what caused a housekeeper to get stuck in a manhattan town house elevator for three days. inspectors say the elevator's motor burned out and failed and left the woman stranded. the emergency phone in the elevator was not working. violations could cost the billionaire owner up to $60,000, and the 53-year-old woman released a statement saying i am doing well and enjoy working for the stevens family and my feelings about what i do remain unchanged. >>> a democratic group in iowa wants to hear from cardi b. she has been asked to attend a democratic reception while in des moines in may. her opposition to the president is well documented. so far her only reaction is a tweet asking, should i? should she? >> she should. >> cardi made a court appearance here in new york from her involvement in an alleged involvement in a strip club brawl. she had to sign documents that stop her from being in touch with people injured in the altercation. card

>> actor jerry o'connell posted this report. >> look at this, look. snow! snow!ot hail. >> reporting live. and all the snow turned joshua tree national park, this is out east of palm springs, into a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video to their instagram. snow also fell in snan diego. this is near mt. laguna, 30 miles east of the city. more than a foot of snow fell at higher elevations. i think this sun heard of. i thought this was unheard of. >> it's been years. >> but yes, the statistics some of the areas saw snow in 2015 which i'm like i guess was only four years ago. >> cold storms coming through and we saw it in the desert in las vegas as well. >> yes, so you see climate change in action, right? so we are going to have still some very unusual weather here over the next few days, as we are waking up to temperatures in some spots below freezing. ukiah at 28 degrees. santa rosa it is 33, and some low 40s for some of our inland areas. as you get ready to head out the door, going to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, oakland is going to see temperatures

caution, the big bear school district closed a school yesterday, and breaking news, actor jerry o'connellosted this report. >> look at this, look, snow, snow, not hail. >> he missed his calling. and all the snow turned joshua tree national park, out east past palm springs into a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video on instagram. that is snow. >> that is. >>> and when we go over to san diego, look at that, snow fell from a storm yesterday near san diego county's mt. laguna, about 30 miles east of the city. more than a foot of snow fell at higher elevations. and so okay, about an hour ago, we talked about 2015, some of these areas saw snow, which we all thought was, i don't know about kari, if kari was shocked, because she's actually a meteorologist. but we were kind of shocked. so the last time the l.a. basin saw snow like where people really lived, downtown l.a., where people were, was 1962. >> that's a long time. >> that's a long time, right? so this is weird. this is really weird. >> it is weird making less than 70 degrees, i can only imagine how they're bundled up here. >>

thank you, dominic o'connell.n outbreak of highly infectious equine flu caused the sport to shut down. meetings have been cancelled since last thursday, and tomorrow's races will take place with strict controls. more than 170 racing stables had been placed in lockdown as a precautionary measure after ten horses at two different yards were found to be suffering from equine flu. the chief executive of the british horseracing authority — nick rust — told us about the additional biosecurity measures that will be in place. each trainer's yard will be categorised as to whether they are infected, and none of those horses can go racing, and all clear yard where we have no reason to suspect those horses have gone into contact with potentially affected horses, they can race with some limited controls. and each other yard will have a certain risk profile allowing certain runners to come back so long as they had tested negative over the last few days. in addition, every horse must have had a flu vaccination within the last si

our business presenter, dominic o'connell, is here.g around this. and it is true, isn't it, the big energy suppliers have tended to group their pricing around that cap that has been set? it is a bit too early to say that for sure, but which the consumer group did look at that. the price cap has only been in place since january and has already been changed and it will be changed every six months, or it could be. which? said it looks like the big energy companies were groping in and around that price cap, which puts the onus on ofgem to set it in a way they will not profiteer from. ofgem says it saves on average about £70 a year from that average customer. he pays under this cap a national average, that means you are using gas and electricity from a single supplier and have an average rate of use, they are putting that up by £117, going up to 1224, it could go down again in september because wholesale prices are falling. let's talk about something happening later today, the bank of england announcing its latest interest rates decision an