but essentially it's about the school sullivan high school in rogers park which has -- i think it's almost half, right, almost half of their student body are foreign born, immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, etc., from about 50 countries. they speak like 40 languages in the halls. this is the story -- the story is about the community in sullivan high school. she is going to kick us off with a brief reading. >> so happy to be here. so among the folks i met at sullivan, obviously are sarah and sam, but i follow four students in the book. they're from different corners of the globe. one student's from guatemala. one student's from iraq. one student's from myan mar. the other student is from the democratic republic of congo. follow their stories over the course of a single school year as well as sarah's among others. but what i thought i would read today is the introduction of a young woman named shaheena. these are pseudonyms. her name is shaheena in the book. she's a sophomore at sullivan in myanmar. every morning on her way to sullivan high school, she passes reminders of the life she nar

particular culture that has been built on impunity, that one mean to we, julia enjoys and at the roger park. so redeem, now, this task force is merely ledge to my says he's royal the impunity he enjoys, but also sends a message to the minorities in this country that they're 2nd class citizens. that the majority community and particularly buddhist monks who are known. and there's evidence of incitement, kenneth ghetto, we read so much, not just that, not justine, side, men. and the reason they says, i mean, do well, who has been convict, turd for contempt of court. so by appointing him to this particular task force, the proceed only sending a direct message that he doesn't care about the judicial process. he doesn't care about the law making process. so he has huge implications as to what the president has done. he may have, you should just a guess it, but the implications are long term and her current search, sri lanka, back in so many ways and that needs to be recognized and taken out on interesting rejoined about chat. that's an important point. time of incidental committee has be very cr

nations on the so called one country, one law campaign promise by shall ankin present, got to by roger parks and his 2019 election campaign is becoming reality. it's a mr. end discrimination and in an ethnically and religiously fractured nation. but the government of the but us majority country has appointed a presidential task force shared by a controversial monk who himself has been accused of inciting anti muslim violence . michelle fernandez reports now from columbia. to be quite frank, the people are still waiting to hear more details because while we've heard about the appointment of this presidential task force or the actual sort of task it is supposed to achieve is still a little bit ambiguous. we had a essentially the gather to which was promulgated by the president under the presidential directive, you know, listing out the 30 names of those who will make up this task force. essentially, the sort of job been trusted to them is to come up with a draft. so that gives a sort of credence and detail to the whole concept of one country. one law. now in terms of the president got albert r

i wonder what this is -- how this is playing out in the ward you represent on the north side in rogers parknow. i know it's front-page news in chicago. what message do you think it's sending to the residents of chicago that the police union's taking a stance? >> it's a terrible message. it's a message that says we're not prioritizing the safety of the residents of the city of chicago because we're not prioritizing our own safety. it's confusing. and especially at a time where, you know, we're at odds with a lot of issues around our policing reform. we're hearing from police officers that morale is down and that they need more support. this is something that people -- we would like to support them on. right? we want to support getting them the vaccine, the protections that they need, so they can continue to serve the public, to do that public service. >> what -- what is the nature of the political stance of the union president here? i mean, those comments about, you know, get in the showers, they again made national headlines. i know that police union presidents tend to speak like that in ma

modern life i've asked for an autograph was at the third base dugout of fenway park for game three and 86. i was standing with rogerel who is still with us, very elderly. you could see his knees were shaking, of the ball went into home plate, lenny dykstra hit the ball, it went over everett. they lost sight of the ball in the vicinity of nova scotia. >> all of this is a big buildup. the mets won. jonathan: has it happened since? lisa: [laughter] i will check that. i tried to blank it out. jonathan: i'm get a let you get away with that. tom: just so you know, alisa asked with the timeline was. the timeline is the red sox have to get the fifth inning. jonathan: are you serious the wearing that the whole show? tom: why not just keep it going. jonathan: you can write in and vote what do you think if you should keep it on for the show. up 16 on the s&p. it's a bounce in the equity markets. lisa: 1986 was the last time. jonathan: i can see how the show is going to go today. this is bloomberg. ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malwar

it will significantly impact transit operations and parking control throughout the city, president of the rogerort workers union local 2 50 a says the union is working to support transit operators to make vaccination decisions that work best for their families. he doesn't want to see any transit operators lose their jobs and wants flexibility from the city. what we tw logo to 58 is asking the mayor. is to end city hall is to rescind the policy of get backs or get fired and implement a policy of get backs or get tested. union says the city's order could impact as much as 15% of transit operators that could hobble san francisco's transit system, just as the city is pushing for an economic recovery. transit operators are the bloodline that gives life to this city without transit operators. the city does not move without transit operators. nobody goes to work school church shopping their doctor's office. nothing happens without the transit operators. sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle. hundreds of other sfm to workers are also at risk of

it will significantly impact transit operations and parking control throughout the city, president of the roger marenco from transport workers union local 2 50 a says the union is working to support transit operators to make vaccination decisions that work best for their families. he doesn't want to see any transit operators lose their jobs and wants flexibility from the city. what we tw logo to 58 is asking the mayor. is to end city hall is to rescind the policy of get backs or get fired and implement a policy of get backs or get tested. union says the city's order could impact as much as 15% of transit operators that could hobble san francisco's transit system, just as the city is pushing for an economic recovery. transit operators are the bloodline that gives life to this city without transit operators. the city does not move without transit operators. nobody goes to work school church shopping their doctor's office. nothing happens without the transit operators. sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle. hundreds of other sfm to workers

it will significantly impact transit operations and parking control throughout the city, president of the roger marenco from transport workers union local 2 50 a says the union is working to support transit operators to make vaccination decisions that work best for their families. he doesn't want to see any transit operators lose their jobs and wants flexibility from the city. what we tw logo to 58 is asking the mayor. is to end city hall is to rescind the policy of get backs or get fired and implement a policy of get backs or get tested. union says the city's order could impact as much as 15% of transit operators that could hobble san francisco's transit system, just as the city is pushing for an economic recovery. transit operators are the bloodline that gives life to this city without transit operators. the city does not move without transit operators nobody goes to work school church shopping their doctor's office. nothing happens without the transit operators. sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle. hundreds of other sfm to workers a

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there early on that first game at oracle park 06:37pm tonight there are several garages in the area over the chase center. the mercedes-benz garage lawyers wicker, rogerare all good options for you heading into the city right now. things are busy a little under 19 minutes for your drive time to make it there. we had earlier, hot spot in berkeley. >> 80 eastbound and things also started slow down just a little bit. >> along the westbound side as well because of that, that has been cleared. but traffic still sluggish heading across towards the peninsula a little under 15 minutes. no major issues or delays. check out the south bay as you're traveling from 85 towards middle park 37 minutes for you. there. 2 3785 all looking nice and light daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 7.34 and breaking news from overnight violence broke out after the san jose earthquakes game last night at pay pal park. one person said to the hospital when all was said and done, san jose police tweeted out. >> that there were multiple fights in the parking lot and at least one person shot. >> officers say there are multiple injuries to of all. none of them life threatening serv