sal?"sal [ laughter ] that will tarnish your reputation." we did him a huge solid. and now it's up to sal am i going to leave that in or am i going to cut around it? [ light laughter ] it looks like someone else's integrity is on trial. there's already extensive evidence in the public record of detailed planning by militia members in advance to the january 6th riot and proof that they were coordinating their movements as it was happening. and not only are prosecutors apparently considering sedition charges for the rioters, they're also examining the role trump himself played in fomenting those seditious acts >> has the role of former president trump been part of your investigation >> it's unequivocal that trump was the magnet that brought the people to d.c. on the 6th. now the question is, is he criminally culpable for everything that happened during the siege, during the breach what i can tell you is this, based upon, again, what we see in the public record, and what we see in public state

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extraordinary people making a positive impact in their communities this afternoon we are joined by saln, founder and ceo of khan academy, a nonprofit educational association helping undersourced areas it is working with 200 school districts, up from nine before the pandemic downloads of khan academy kids have grown by 150% during the pandemic since last may, more than 50,000 teachers have created accounts on khan academy kids sal, thank you so much for joining us it's good to see you. >> great to be here. >> now that we are over one year in from the pandemic, what's the verdict on online learning >> well, there's sill more data to have. to be clear, it hasn't been optimal. i'm sometimes associated with online learning and distance learning but i'll be the first to say if i had to pick between an amazing teacher or amazing technology, i'd pick an amazing teacher every time we know that 10% to 15% of the population of students has fallen off the radar and those are the ones that everyone is most worried about those are the ones we're most worried about. there's probably another 30% of st

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. >> reporter: sal rep,tez is tug about her brother san francisco, a little boy who's been through a. >> my little brother has a genetic condition called tubular sclerosis. >> causes tumors to form in francisco's brain. growing up, g,selle's heart ached as she watched him cope with seizures and developmental delays. >> just a feeling of powerlessness. >> talking to all of his physicians and doctors, translating for parents, things like that. >> reporter: her immigrant parent leaping on her daughter for support e hospital. >> she is the light of my life. >> reporter: rosa appreciates her daughter's support. >> she's always been an unbelievable help through the this entire struggle with francisco and his condition, even if it's, as you can see translating things for me. >> reporter: the experience inspiring the kidnap san jose collegiate high school senior to study signs and dream big for college. . >> you only applied to one? >> yeah. i applied y haard an got in. will nest. weable to help my brother made me want to help others the same way. >> reporter: tumor franciceo's brain wasucc

regresa a Ángel >>> mi hijo ese una buena personaje este video que apenas saliÓ a la luz le pone mÁs salpor agentes de la policÍa de alameda >>> lo tiraron al pavimento y su estÓmago estaba grande, Él cayÓ asÍ con sus manos atrÁs. nunca le quitaron su rodilla de su cabeza. >>> aseguran que muriÓ al no poder respirar por tener su rostro presionado contra el suelo. >>> cuando ellos vieron que mario no respondÍa, se preocuparon y epezaron mario, mario (hablan en inglÉs) mario lo voltearon su cuerpo >>> segÚn su madre mario fue detenido sospechoso de un robo pero ella alega que fue una confusiÓn que le costÓ la vida. la policÍa dice estar investigando los hechos. >>> nunca imaginÉ en mi vida cÓmo terminaron con la vida de mi hijo >>> marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >>> y la violencia armada sigue cobrando vÍctimas esta vez en los Ángeles california dos personas murieron y otra herida en un triple tiroteo. >>> el sospechoso abriÓ fuego esta madrugada en 5 puntos de la ciudad sin que ha el momento se haya verificado motivo oko nexo entre las vÍctimas. las balaceras desencadenaron una per

suicide may be painless, but cutting his jokes hurts sal deeply you see, "suicide is painless" is theh doesn't have lyrics, but it does have lyrics in the original "mash" movie, which is from 1970. which is also where shoemaker's from oh, and he's looking chagrined again. anyway, greene helpfully followed up this morning with another tweet where she informed us that she had, in fact, read the bill, and was now ready for the debate, tweeting - "i read your 14 page communists manifesto, aoc looking forward to debating you. okay, thanks for keeping us posted greene is just dying to grab some of aoc's spotlight. she reminds me of the doorman at my old building who always said, "you should have me on your show lotta crazy stories happen here. one time, a package came, but it was for a different address. [ laughter ] but greene is a perfect avatar of trumpism, because it's all performance. i mean, she admitted she hadn't even read the bill before she challenged aoc to a debate that's the state of the modern gop. we saw it on display yet again this week during hearings on voting rights. for

he was up a 4 shot lead but san francisco native will sal torres put the heat on the first hole.e cut the lead to 3 strokes. second hole, he does it again and the lead is down to 2. so matsuyama was starting to leak a little oil on the first hole. the lead was down to 1 stroke within just 2 holes. but he got his mojo back in time. three birdies on the next seven holes including this hole on the 9th hole and the lead was back up to 4. sometimes, though, you just need a little luck to win the green jacket. this qualifies the "t" shot on 13, should have, would have, could have been deep enough into the pines, hit a tree and back to had the fairways. second shot was long but matsuyama's game was on point the entire tournament. a 13 under par at this point. drama returned on the 15th. matsuyama's approach rolls behind the green into the water. he would save bogy but his playing partner, zander schauffele was trying to make a run from 15. zander nearly holds it out for eagle, settles for a birdie and cut matsuyama's lead down to 1 point. he comes up short, finds the drink, triple bogy,

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india for the 5th day in a row india has reported the war just number of new cases in the world 350 sal's in infections in just 24 hours hospitals are turning patients away no room no oxygen tonight india is a nation gasping for breath its people suffocating to death i'm burnt off and this is the day. get ready to come they fall all these papers. before me a person with. their 6 months but even 14 months. why do you think the gulf able to organize all of daughters are going on this very. reason the least cut off the plight of people each year. are going to do now he need to get a hospital. done no more back. in the north and. also coming up at last night's oscars socially distance and relocated to a los angeles train station will have the best the worst and the biggest winner of the evening diversity this is for anyone. well i have the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness in them south and to hold on to the goodness in each other no matter how difficult is to do that and this is for you you inspire me to keep going thank you thank you. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the unite

john what does this mean and way way to the ghosts whole wrongful shaka rather sad as it is for sal co-founder thinking writing has been on the wall for a very long time down there anyone 2 games or season they're on track for the 2nd worth season in britain is league history have been through 5 coaches lots of resignations behind the scenes that already paints and one season 5 watches and one in 5 person one season paint the picture a club in all kinds of trouble the financial situation as well it shall have not been helped by the pandemic there in more than 200000000 euros of debt they've spent heavily in the past on players to try and gamble on success is not really worked a big disappointment for the fans none of the most passionate groups of fans in the bundesliga have to say though unfortunately that passion did seem to even spell last night some fans threatening confronting players after the game pelting them with eggs the police are investigating us not very pretty thank you very much and friend them to ords. well these days we can all use a story with a happy ending and this one comes

greeting sal you. you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and me thing to move the ratings needle. and it appears they have finally found their latest gold ratings goose in the trial of former police officer derek shaw and for the murder of george floyd not since o.j. simpson and then later trayvon martin we've seen such round the clock news coverage of the murder trial let's be honest this case has all the markings of a modern ratings cable news blockbuster violence racism annoying depends attorneys courageous prosecutors good versus evil and lots and lots and lots of room for talking heads it's like a 24 hour marathon of law and order except this time sam waterston and jerry orbach have been replaced by wolf blitzer and chuck todd. god help us but amidst all the glitz and glam of modern news coverage it's easy to forget that there is a community at the center of all of this a community who for over a year now has lived in the shadow of the police ki

greetings and sal you. you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and me thing to move the ratings needle and it appears they have finally found their latest gold ratings goose in the trial of former police officer derek shaw and for the murder of george floyd not since o.j. simpson and then later trayvon martin have we seen such round the clock news coverage of the murder trial let's be honest this case has all the markings of a modern ratings cable news blockbuster violence racism annoying depends attorneys courageous prosecutors good versus evil and lots and lots and lots of room for talking heads it's like a 24 hour marathon of law and order except this time sam waterston and jerry orbach have been replaced by wolf blitzer and chuck todd. god help us but amidst all the glitz and glam of modern news coverage it's easy to forget that there is a community at the center of all of this a community who for over a year now has lived in the shadow of the police k

greeting sal you. you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and need.

un poco de sal el agua.ne mucho tiempo. fue reviviendo tambiÉn. ese sabor nuevo que tambiÉn te da mucha energÍa. [mÚsica] creo que quedÓesa fusiÓn de lo que se trataba. sÍ se capta el estilo de ambos en el proyecto y es la magia. >> en el vÍdeo le rinden un homenaje a la mujer. >> lleno de colores, lleno de sabores. vamos a incluir e integrar facetas de mujer latinoamericana para que tengamos todas las razas, todos los colores, para que sea una fiesta de verdad. que sea tambiÉn algo inclusivo. esa belleza. >> el trabajo tendrÁ estreno el 30 de abril. dÍa que elefante va a ofrecer un concierto presencial en el estado de morelos. [mÚsica] carlos: me encantaba esa canciÓn. francisca: estas asÍ como sintiendo la mÚsica sorda dentro. carlos: es el rojo mexicano para una mujer. esta cachondo fuerte. francisca: hablemos de romeo santos. canta un clÁsico de la mÚsica. enloquece las redes. como cada jueves sorprende a sus fanÁticos cantando a su estilo un tema como de hace mucho tiempo atrÁs. carlos: esta vez escogiÓ

sal daily numbers killed on roads. so i su ose a daily numbers killed on roads.t of good news for us daily numbers killed on roads. sri suppose a bit of good news for us on this country that daily covid deaths have now fallen below the average number of road accident fatalities. the telegraph has reported that today i think we had four deaths from covid, and the average daily road accident fatality averages out at about five. so i think some of the prime minister's own party's members are asking why the, while we are becoming so slow coming out of lockdown, why more things aren't opening faster. it does seem like we have managed to control the disease for now at least. there is the economy to think about. so it is sort of good news here but as anand was just saying, at the back of people's mines, some of the people who are responsible for opening up the country, at the back of their minds they are always thinking about new variants and how effective the vaccines are going to be against those. but then the other side will be asking, well, there will always be aski

stage i he leads out and gets off and then i got a call later on an offer to be on late night with sal and which is the 1st authorized you know not have an audition is the 1st time they're called and just said you want to do a spot and so that's pretty crazy you know you know so used to like just having to . do all these spots are all additions for and so i did that and then i know them and then we end up hit it off and then we try to develop a show you know kind of like the letterman rare mano kind of idea did not go anywhere but we you know jim and i just kept doing as much of it and then when he was like joe i came to dad and i've done it now you know 6 or 7 and done like 13 with him fallon and so he just been very good to me and you know i just do stand up on that i like being it's nice of guy he's going to be loyal to one kind of thing and he has he's is nice is you know he always asked if it is you then i say give me i think he loves his job like he goes to it and he loves what he does and he's an entertainer he's an insane somewhere along the way you must you know you were openi

no le tienen que agregar sal, nada al sandwich. con esto es suficiente.otegido 24 horas sin ningÚn problema. vamos a lo que venimos. ponemos el pan al sartÉn bien caliente. mantequilla. esa es la expresiÓn. mira. venimos para aquÍ. mira. tenemos sandwich. mira. para que vean cÓmo ha aprendido paloma en la decoraciÓn. [risas] raÚl: cuando nombra paloma es que nos ayuda en el set de "despierta amÉrica". chef:? te gusta no tenemos que evitar nuestra comida favorita en casa. con esto podemos disfrutar de todos estos platos nuevos tomando una pastilla al dÍa. en la maÑana preferiblemente. va a durar todo el resto del dÍa 24 horas sin el sentimiento de acidez estomacal frecuente. disfruten estos platos. tambiÉn a celebrar los dÍas que tienen que ver con la cocina para dar ese detalle a la pareja o a la familia. yo voy con el mÍo. raÚl: para mÍ, tambiÉn me acuerdo de mis sobrinos. de chicos cantaban. [cantan] te acuerdas? [ risas] giselle: ese es el sun which favorito—— sandwich favorito de mi hijo. carlos: con chile? giselle: hay que probarlo. carlos: todos eso

but after friend sal bella and her heart broken owner on ktvu, they told us that the woman returned the doc to its rightful owner. there's another stolen dog case out of oakland. the owner of this dog, says a french bulldog boston terrier mix puppy named duke ellington was taken from a front yard last night. it happened just after seven p.m. at a home on durant avenue at bancroft. duke ellington is an emotional support dog for its disabled owner. the owner is offering $1000 for the dogs safe return are going to washington, d. c construction crews spent the day fortifying the fencing around the capital, following yesterday's encounter with an armed man capitol police officer was killed. another injured fox is lucas tomlinson has more now from washington, d. c. the attack took place on constitution avenue at the skate right behind me. so far, security crews have been seen tweaking the fencing head of the capitol hill, police says. expect no major changes that can put a police as far as its security posture remains in a steady state at this time, we are very thankful for our national guard

base they have a quarter of a trillion dollars under management right now half of that is institution sal. a lot of that is because of price appreciation and cryptocurrencies but if you want to have a platform that normalizes and extracts away all of the complexity of crypto coinbase is the only platform on the planet that does that even their competitors will tell you, they owe it to coinbase that the crypto industry and their opportunity in their world is even possible and if you look at the assets under management coinbase is managing 10% of the totality of all crypto value on the planet today and so this is not only an important company for the industry but also one that's paving the way for the entire industry moving forward, that's what i'm frankly interested in and excited about, what comes after for the company. >> sure. >> a direct listing by nature is like after a six-month lock up in a classic ipo there's going to be a lot of up and downs while people are finding diversity and there's a lot of trading but long-term, the long journey, i think is up and to the right for this comp

>> sal ma abdell sooez, thank you. >>> leaders around the world are praising prince philip and lamenting passing. here is some reaction from commonwealth countries most of which are former british territories. indian prime minister says my thoughts are with the british people and the royal family on the passing of prince philip. he had a distinguished career in the military and at the forefront of many community service initiatives. and new zealand prime minister says prince philip will be fondly remembered for the encouragement he gave to so many young new zealanders through the duke of edinburg's hillary award. scott morrison says prince philip was no stranger to australia, having visited our country more than 20 times. the commonwealth family joins together in sorrow and thanksgiving for the loss and life of prince philip. >>> well, for more now on global tributes will ripley is in hong kong, johannesberg. will, hi, to you first. what's the reaction where you are? >> well, here in hong kong, this is a former british territory. people still remember, robyn, prince philip and queen eliz

million broken down into three categories, $300 million for reputational damage, $300 million for the salion including bringing in international tugs to help out with that and probably $300 million in terms of lost revenues. the uk club which is a consortium of insurers representing the ship owner out of tokyo said the amount is excessive and, quote, in a statement largely unsupported. now, there is a sequence of events this week here, the egyptians did not accept the offer put forward by the uk club and the ship owner. they did impound the vessel itself and basically said that the crew is under arrest until the investigation is complete. we're getting guidance that the investigation could finish by the end of this week. now there's a key threshold or murderel to cross. if they finish the investigation, don't find any wrongdoing but say it's the ship owner's responsibility, did they let the vessel go? some of the shipping executives i've spoken to said it's very unusual for a canal authority or a port authority to say you can't leave. you can sign a guarantee saying you will pay if it goe

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. >> each piece of sand can tell us the life of the people.of sal us the life of the people.eporter: the first step dating the city. the walls used during the end of the 18th dynasty inscriptions on vessels confirmed that >> look at this. surprise >> reporter: there's so much amazing pottery. >> reporter: the inscriptions say year, 37 >> reporter: the city was abandoned. was it then repopulated when the famous king tut returned >> this vessel >> reporter: just an ancient artifact >> for drinking. >> reporter: there's never been this much pottery discovered at one site it comes from all over, syria and palestine. they are being restored, vessels of all sizes, a treasurer trove of semi-precious stones, beads and rings. it fits on the pinky there we go. is this a real egg >> yes 3,000 years old. >> reporter: the doctor has another excavation on the go >> we are referring to the tomb of the king of the kings >> reporter: the first tv crew to film inside they are looking for a mystery tunnel connecting them. >> you never know what it may hide of secrets. >> reporter: this is how m

you know that in the real world the phrase defund the police had clas sal consequences across the country for the democratic party. especially depending on the race. just as the phrase abolish the police will. you know the counter argument. god forbid you hear a bump in the night in your home or apartment. you call 911. you don't want a social worker showing up tonight. i'm guessing you'd rather have an armed police officer. if you have trouble in your house. >> i'm as likely to get shot by the cop as the potential intruder. that's the reality. that's the reality that i live with every day. and say this, from a political science per spelktive. if kwou look at the one seat the democrats picked up in georgia the congressional seat, the woman the doctor. she was out there protesting with black lives matter. this is a white woman. she got elected in georgia. i know many people try to argue, congressman tried to say defund the police hurt the democrats. there's no information that shows that actually kept anybody from winning a seat. here's the large issue. policing the way it functioned in th

nonessential shops, beauty sals and more can open.prime minister warning brits to behave responsibly. the uk is outpacing europe with much of the vaccinations. germany is considering a major step to step up. what is the plan, fred pleitgen? what will they do in terms of vaccines? >> reporter: hi. it's a dire situation here in germany. i was looking at the number of new infections for this monday. it's about 5,000 higher than it was last monday. you can see things are going in a wrong direction here in germany. angela merkel said she wants to tougher lockdown measures. one of the things we could see over the next couple of days is even a nighttime curfew here in germany. but the contact restrictions between people could be tightened up as germany is having problem trying to get out of the of the pan dem i t-- pandemic. one of the silver linings you have is vaccinations have been picking up somewhat. last wednesday, friday, and thursday. so record number of people here in germany get vaccinated and the big key to that, frankly, was doct

but check out cnn sal mo 83 degrees as you step outside for your midweek forecast. so we are tracking double digit warming not just for downtown san francisco but also hayward livermore and san jose as well. plenty of clear blue skies, calm winds out of the north contributing to our warming trend today and we're tracking right now. not even a low fog bank or marine layer and tomorrow is going to be just as warm as today. some relief on friday with cooler temperatures this weekend. find out if any rain is heading our way in our extended bay area forecast in just a few minutes to steam. back to you. thank you so much. and a lot more ahead here on kron. 4 news at 3 a bay area man claims that. >> he was kidnapped while driving a stolen car where police finally caught up with him. and if you're planning to hit the road to go on a road trip. experts are warning you may run into a gas shortage. also threw money this afternoon. rent is picking back up in the bay area. we'll take a closer look at where things stand >> for your money right now if you're thinking about trying

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branford mar sal sis is a grammy award-winning jazz musician. his family is new orleans royalty. back to new orleans. so when katrina hit, he and other new orleans musicians didn't wait for the government. they saw the ninth ward under 12 feet of water and got to work. >> harry connick and i together with habitat for humanity decided we were going to use this particular neighborhood to build a lot of homes. >> it's going to be about 70 houses, about ten elder-friendly duplex apartments. >> we use it as an opportunity to get homes for musicians because it's hard to get a house when you are living in the gig economy. >> by gig economy, he means the old school gig economy. musicians playing gigs. the heart of musicians village is the ellis marsalis center for music. >> i'm proud of the fact the school serves the community. >> yeah. everybody. >> everybody. >> what's that? gel is blind. there's one kid in there with down syndrome. and i have an autistic brother so it is great that there is a place they can go. >> a place for the community. >> yeah. >> that's beautiful. >> and we're n

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anna: golden apple revenue crushes, and iphone sal. the tech giant finally feels the chip shortage. standard profit rises on wealth and markets, sticking to a forecast of flat earnings growth for the year. good morning and welcome to the european market open. 7:00 here in london. mark cudmore joins us from singapore. what are the market saying today? mark: we have three tailwinds from the americans, the biden investment plan which gave markets a positive jolt this morning. that came on the back of the fed message was dovish. none of this was a big surprise but potential hurdles in the morning, but all of them giving extra two markets today. anna: it seems markets are finding the positive in all parts of the u.s. story. let's break into the macro conversation with a bit of micro news with numbers from shell breaking this morning. shell first quarter adjusted profits, $3.2 billion ahead of the estimate. their net is 29%, the estimate was 30%. a little lower in that context. we are looking for the net debt figure that will be crucial in terms of share buybacks. they are giving a divide

sal was the only adult who spoke to me and i felt safe to talk to and would listen and other members of the sac were also a supportive community. i want to emphasize what made the sac successful and allowed it to support students and achieve its goals was the autonomy and privacy granted. i cannot imagine feeling as safe and influential as i did if we had been subject to the supervision of other adults or if there was any sense we were reporting to school district staff rather than expressing our own ideas. i think a fundamental value of education is to teach students to confidently express their ideas. it would be tragic to see the sac lose integrate in any way. thank you. >> that looks to conclude public comment for students, president lopez. >> commissioner: let's do one minute and no more than 20 minutes. >> thank you. >> first i want to say congratulation to my colleague. we looked gerj together at luger burbank. thank you. i want to join president biden and vice president harass and mayor london lead and the naacp. what a great victory today. finally justice for an african amer

language line director sal shulman was there as well as director adrian pawn. the other activity that we participated in was the wealth and disparities community meeting and representative from d.p.a. was there and felicia jones was also there and several commissioners were there again. thank you for joining us and inviting us president malia. >> president cohen: and vice president cindy elias. i invite one of the senior investigators to end the police commission every single week in case callers call in with specific needs that need to be addressed on this evening. if people don't feel comfortable either reaching out to the website or contacting our office directly at 24 hours phone conversation. 415271-7711. there was a number of things coming on the rest of the calendar including our report from local progress and there are two cases i believe that are on the closed sessions calendar as well this evening as well. but i will be available for all of that moving forward as well. that concludes my presentation. >> president cohen: thank you for that presentation

my name is sal cruz and i'm a native san franciscan and long time resident of bernal heights district 9. i'm calling for carol isen's nomination. i am a labor union president at b.a.r.t. and have worked with carol for years and facilitating partnerships between labor and management. carol shares the values that my neighbors and i in bernal heights uphold. i support carol isen's nominations of appointment human resources director for the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. can you hear me? >> chairman: yes, we can. >> okay. good morning chair peskin and the other members of the rules committee. i'm here to urge you to support carol's appointment to the department of human resources director. i currently work at the san francisco zoo as executive vice president of human resources. prior to this, i was with the city and served as g.s.a. and labor relations manager before promoting to human resources director. i also work for p.n.c. and chinese affirmative action. i first met carol back in 1994. we were on staff for 10 to 14 years b

sal endock who has been with the agency for many decades, sal was the operations acting divisions manager. thank you for your over 40 years of service. tommy was a dispatcher. ron who is the receiver, and the regular receivers name is lydia soler. we met amy alivore. and greg valentin, the assistant division manager, we had a wonderful conversation. director lye and i toured the subway tunnel from church and castro, the tour was conducted by roger winn, thank you for that tour. i have a goal of visiting every major sfmta building and meeting as much of the staff as i can. slowly but surely getting to that goal. two things i wanted to bring up for new business. one is better market street opinion we talked about it a while ago, it's come to our attention, it's part one of three parts, so i would love for us to open up the conversation of -- if there's anyway we could reduce the amount of time that market street is closed to folks, given how important that corridor is going to be for our economic recovery, if we haven't overturned every stone, i would like to see it take wles time. it's a l