and a shoutout to joey blazik, and the job that he did covering for me after hours. i like -- it really inspired me. i didn't know what to expect. joey put that together. i know the group of people. that was the right group of people to have. it worked out flawlessly. so my hat's off to them and everybody else involved. i thought it was a very, very good small business week. so thank you. commissioner zouzounis. >> i just wanted to report on a happy belated international workers day. it's great to see san francisco mobilized for worker and immigrants rights on may 1 and also small business week again was really amazing, the launch and inspire sf panel. i really appreciated the shoutout to the importance of supporting your local corner stores and it drove home for me the importance of not cutting off a small business in its infancy. so before you can celebrate their growth to some of the legacy businesses that we've commended. so in addition to that, i also attended an arab-american democratic club mayoral forum, that was very important as small business issues were h

i want to give a few shoutouts. i see my colleague ralph abraham, phenomenal supporter on the veterans' affairs committee. matt cartwright. i want to recognize one of your members, a gentleman by the name of moon mohewn. i see you looking down down there. so we'll just leave it at that let me tell you why i mentioned his name because we're trying to figure out what tease outplan. how are we going to get from a to b? well, do you guys know anybody? do you know any democrats or on the committee? moon not only terrorizes crartwright's office but he made the mistake of mentioning this he went to school with bill pascrow, one of the senior democrats from new jersey? i go. i need you to work on him a lib. i don't know what he did, but he comes and finds me on the floor and says what do you need. i said i need some more democrat signatures on this thing because we can get special treatment. i think it took him -- if it wasn't 24, it was 25 hours. and he comes up to me and says how's that working for you? working so well, t

i want to give one shoutout, happy birth day, to you, honey, we love you. the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, supervisor cohen, as well as your fellow colleagues and all the supervisors on the board. i want to keep this short and sweet as well. i'm honored to be recognized by supervisor cohen as well as all of you here. i just want to give a shoutout to the samoan community development center, because i think if i was not working there, i would not be recognized as i am today. i want to give a shoutout to all of the staff members that work at the community development center, we're really small hidden in the vicitation valley district. i want to give thanks to our executive director, to be able to work beside someone who encourages me to continue the work even with all the hate that may be out there, and so for 17 years, i had the privilege to stand by her side and partner with her as well as other city agencies to help bring services to our polynesian community. a special thanks to all my family members i didn't tell about this event and the pipeline

. >> he hasn't successfully contacted you, but gave a shoutout to kanye today. no shoutout to you. how do you feel when the president of the united states misses an the opportunity to hold up you know, somebody who's trying to do good stuff like you? >> i know he has a busy agenda, busy schedule. maybe he just hasn't got around to me. maybe my time is coming. it's not for me to judge really what he does. it's just you know, i did what i did and i didn't really do it for recognition. just to save my life, honestly. >> amazing. a lot of people who are survivors of these attacks like the parkland kids, they're very, very strong on gun control. what's your view? >> the underlying problem of it before you get to the gun problem is the mental illness or it's some kind of public health problem. and if you can try to focus on that person and you can try to make that person mentally better, then you won't get to that. it won't be that kind of violence. >> now we had a conversation in tennessee and you were talk iin about cars. in different cars are appropriate in different circumstances and

and so i wanted to just give him a shoutout, give them a shoutout and to thank sale force for the workthey do alongside sfusd. any other announcements? ok. great. so calendar of committee meetings. budget and business. are you still scheduled for may 30th? >> yes, we're meeting may 30 at 6:00. we have another meeting scheduled in june already. >> thank you. buildings and grounds was originally scheduled for may 28, which is memorial day, so we'll be rescheduling and have a new date as soon as i hear back from my colleagues. curriculum and program. we just went over that. rules. >> we're hoping the 18th before the committee of the whole. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so not june 4th? >> no. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so june 18th? >> hopefully, we'll have to have it earlier than the other committee meeting. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: ad hoc committee on student assignment? thank you. ad hoc committee on personnel matters. >> vice president cook: 6 p.m. 5 p.m. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: ad hoc committee city college june 14, 6:00, here at sfusd. any other committee meeti

. >> i have to shoutout my whole glam squad. >> at a press conference, kelly told us the secret to herown. >> i literally hired harry potter. >> x facto. >> and thanks. >> great job last night. >> it's all like a sausage. >> just for you, jimmy. here we go. >> next, miley cyrus rox jimmy kimmel's dreams last night. ♪ you wrecked me >> unfortunately, the wrecking crew turned jimmy's good night's sleep into a living nightmare. >> i hit anymore the [ bleep ] with a sledge hammer. >> you have a new baby boy at home. are you sleeping? >> i'm not. it's okay. i'm remembering the fist time around with luna. all coming back to me and chrissy, too, think. >> their baby name inspiration. we were with the proud papa at an emmy for your consideration event for "jesus christ superstar". >> we like to have musical history in their names. so, lun that is lun that simone after nina simone. miles after the great miles davis. we like to have a musical connection in their names. and think we chose wisely with some of the greatest artists of all time. >>> still ahead -- >> before tonight's "roseanne" seaso

and among those in shoutout, the grace noise. >> i'm lance corporal noise out of okinawa japan. happy mother's day to my mom back in the bay area. i love you. thank you for your support and i'll see you soon. >> your mom and dad are pretty proud of you. this is the 14th year the military mother's day has been held. >> how special is that with the son. >> it really is. it's a beautiful saturday in the bay area. will we see changes this week? >> meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. >> coming up now. the rockets are challenging the warriors for the western conference final and you'll here from chris paul as to why the series is not about golden state. what? and the giants and pirates went back and forth. four lead changes in this one. the ending has him shaking his head. head. coming crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, head. coming passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [ech

he gave her a shoutout.e there was a pretty little lady that ended up on the news here by the name of nammie. there she is. i love you. >> oh, my god, nammie, i'm so excited for you. she says she's going the frame her ticket and her autograph. you better. >>> meanwhile, the royals have their own die hard fans. yes, keltie knight, i'm talking about you. she joins us from windsor again. >> this die hard fan, princess keltie, is so excited to be standing this close to windsor castle. earlier, i hit the streets to see how much people know about meghan markle. name a television show she was on. >> suits? >> fantastic. >> suits. >> suits. >> racy love scenes, guys. >> yeah, i know. no, i don't. >> you to know her real first name? >> no. i just assumed it was meghan. >> do you know meghan markle's real first name? >> rachel. >> hey, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. how old is meghan markle? >> old. >> not going to like that. do you know what university she went to? >> no. i don't know. >> she went to school? oh, good.

she plans to teach first grade in sfusd. [ applause ] we would like to give a shoutout tshoutoutdr. murase. i know mr. matthews was there as well. thank you all for being in attendance and supporting our organization. [ applause ] >> wonderful. congratulations to all those students. the association -- the association of chinese teachers, do we have a representative? >> they sent a message late this afternoon that none of their board members could be here tonight, but they did present 16 scholarships. >> another 16 students there. congratulations to all of the students that received a tech scholarship. commissioner walton. >> again, just want to congratulate all the students and also reiterate the fact that it is a shame that we do not have the media here to highlight when our students achieve and are doing well because they are quick to come when things are happening that are negative, but when our students are being successful, they don't show up. so congratulations to all of our scholarship winners. [ applause ] >> we were expecting the san francisco achievers, but they weren't ab

if anyone else is there please give a shoutout. center for popular democracy. anyone else. thank you all for what you have done over the years for the promise that we are making to the american people together to work with them to have a government of, by and for the people, a better deal for the american people. god bless america. let's all wave. [applause] ms. pelosi: thank you all very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news that impacts you. discussing daca. also, talking about the division among democrats seeking to impeach president trump heading into the 2018 election. then we will look at funding of arts programs. watch c-span's washington journal live tuesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: here's a look at live coverage for tuesday. on tuesday, the houses and that 10:00 a.m. after that, they will work on authorization of defense progr

if anyone else is there please give a shoutout. center for popular democracy. anyone else. thank you all for what you have done over the years for the promise that we are making to the american people together to work with them to have a government of, by and for the people, a better deal for the american people. god bless america. let's all wave. [applause] ms. pelosi: thank you all very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here is a look at our live coverage for tuesday. on c-span, the house is a net 10:00 a.m. after that, authorization of defense programs for 2019. -- 10:00 a.m. eastern, add new and company a vote on the nominee for the consumer product safety commission. then, the former president president isxican on fox -- on c-span. then, steve mnuchin at a budget hearing at 10:00 a.m. eastern in the afternoon, officials from u.s. border protection give an update on border security. c-span, where history

they get a little tv shoutout. >>> we're going to get right to the news at 8:00.resident. one of cohen's business partners cut a surprise deal on tuesday, sources say, with direct knowledge, say taxi tycoon, evgeny freidman agreed to cooperate with the government to avoid prison time for tax fraud. it's clear if the investigation is directly to cohen. the fbi raided cohen's office and apartment last month. >>> now, to a woman making history on wall street and all of its 226 years the new york stock exchange never had a female president, until now. consider wall street's glass ceiling shattered. >> thank you. >> reporter: this week, 43-year-old stacey cunningham will take the helm as the big board's 67th president. >> i think it's important to me that we continue to maintain the same goal and mission that we've had for the past 226 years. >> reporter: times have changed. back then, the lady's room was a converted phone booth. cunningham is the current chief operating officer. cunningham started as an intern nearly 25 years ago. but her career hasn't been all-busine

. >> a "today" show shoutout goes to my wife and my daughter in tennessee. ♪ >> we came from florida turning 50 on "today." >> happy birthday. happy everything. welcome back to "today." so nice to have you with us on a nice day on our plaza. at home, good to have you along, as well on a wednesday morning. >> just like you saw in the open there, we would love for you to be a part of today. all you have to do is record one of the shoutout videos, about five seconds or so, as if you were on the plaza. >> just send them on twitt eter instagram, with #mytodayplaza. and you get to see yourself from your house. that's cool. >> really enjoying that. >>> let's get to the news at 8:00. the sunday esudden end of her p show is not silencing roseanne barr. and the fallout from her racist tweet is still going. >> the comments prompted abc to cancel the reboot of her sitcom "roseanne." now, other sitcoms from following suit, pulling reruns of the original show. barr returned to twitter, sending out several apologies. don't feel sorry for me, guys. today, my words caused hundreds of hard-working peo

if anyone else is there please give a shoutout. center for popular democracy. anyone else. thank you all for what you have done over the years for the promise that we are making to the american people together to work with them to have a government of, by and for the people, a better deal for the american people. god bless america. let's all wave. [applause] ms. pelosi: thank you all very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> the house is in recess. members expected back at 6:30 eastern for a couple of votes on measures debated earlier this afternoon. some 14 bills on the agenda today dealing with veterans' issues like health care, employment and education programs. later this week, the chamber takes up legislation to change the dodd-frank legislation law passed in 2010 and debate next year's defense programs and policy bill. more living coverage of the house when lawmakers return for otes at 6:30 p.m. eastern. to

if anyone else is there, please do a shoutout. >> senator for popular democracy. anyone else? thank you all for what you have done over the years for the promise that we are making to the american people together to work with them to have a government of, by and for the people. a better deal for the american people. god bless america. let's all wave. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you all very much. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> earlier today, president trump traveled to cia headquarters in langley, virginia, for the swearing in of the agent's new director gina haspel. after she was sworn in by the vice president, she talked about being the first female leader of the central intelligence agency in its 70-year history. >> i would be remiss if i

she also gave a shoutout to the boy here from pennsylvania who came up with this idea, the buddy bench. christian bucks saw some kids at school who had nobody to play with, so he started the buddy bench where anyone feeling lonely can sit and be visited by other students. >> ah, what a great idea. >> yep. >>> the florida man acquitted in the murder of trayvon martin in 2012 is in trouble again charged with criminal stalking. george zimmerman threatened a researcher working on a documentary about the martin case. zimmerman allegedly contacted the investigator 175 times in 9 days and threatened to feed him to an alligator. >>> walmart is taking new action in the fight against opioid abuse. its pharmacies will no longer dispense more than a seven-day supply of prescriptions containing opioids. the new policy goes into over the next two months. a study finds that patients receiving more than a one-week supply have more than twice the chance of becoming addicted. >>> a new on demand self-driving car service heading to texas. a california start-up called drive ai is using eye pilotless progr

the final thing i want to say is this i want to give a shoutout to karen durham aguilara.passed the bill in the house. we came this far from passing it in the senate and we're not going anywhere until it gets done. she made all that irrelevant and said we're going to do it in accordance with the procedures. it's hard to get a memorial at this place, and it should be. but ladies and gentlemen, i can't think of a group that is more deserving for its spot in history, its sacrifice in that conflict and the job that you folks all did on the pointy end of the spear. it is a privilege and honor and a humbling thing to be associated with fellow folks who are in the profession of arms. you humble me and one of my memories for the rest of my life to be associated with your group. thank you very much and congratulations. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the west point alumni glee club under the artistic direction of ms. nancy riley. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to fallen soldiers let us sing ♪ ♪ where the rock-- no rockets f♪ ♪ our broken brothers let us bring to the mansions of the lord ♪ ♪ no more

. >> the 'n syncers gave a shoutout to the crowd, to each other. >> i can't thank you guys enough.at we've never had an album in years and you guys are still supporting us to this day. >> growing up in mississippi in a southern baptist church in a town where everyone knows your business, i had a secret. i was gay. and -- yes, guys, i'm gay. >> you're gay? >> i am. i thought it might be out, n synch would be over. so i kept my secret. so let me say loud and proud to all my lgbt brothers and sisters who embraced me and showed me the way to be the way i am, thank you so much. >> i love you all so much. so don't touch me. >> nice to see the guys hanging out together. all their fans out there. >> they look great. so who was the sexy one? >> i mean, i would say justin, but maybe jc. >> it's got to be joey fatone as the sexy one. >>> good >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the u.s. started processing the first immigrants camped on the border, but 11 have been charged for illegally entering the u

. >>> finally, a shoutout to paul williams.e seen him forecasting for us many mornings, but you may not know he is a health guru and is sharing his pearls of wisdom. speak. >> do you really eat this stuff? beets and stuff like that? um, yeah, i do. you're a man, in your 30s or 40s, and you're not eating beets every day, i'm just going to say you're missing out. just telling you. look it up. it ain't what i heard. what i know. [ laughter ] >> beets by paul. >> i thought he was eating like a red velvet cookie at first, but it's a raw beet. >> he has so many things. follow them, seven steps to quit. paul's the man. part of your health regime? >> no. clearly, paul's the man. will b, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. an

. >> and rihanna is giving her mom a special shoutout. beautiful, sweet, strong, humble and gang. >> nice. very cool. happy mother's day to all the moms still celebrating. >>> next to an instagram post by kendall jenner. >> jenner apparently shared a photo of herself. look closely, see the billboard behind her on that building? that's a billboard from musgrave's new album, and it's blurred out. >> you can't tell who it is. >> check out musgraves' response. same picture, blurring the face here. jenner responded back that she's actually a big fan of musgraves and denied she was the one who blurred kasey's face. >> i didn't edit that photo. >> i was just having tea on a rooftop in a bikini. >> as you do. >> as you do, you know. >>> finally to donald glover, also known as childish gambino. >> last week we introduced you to his new video, childish gambino debuted this video. it's got millions and millions of hits called "this is america." you hear it like this. but the internet will not be defeated. this is what they've done with it. ♪ >> it w

and we had mark cuban on saying she expects to the top steams value, i think first i would give a shoutout silver adam and the league had been on the forefront. the legal standpoint is states' rights issues. i shipments are gigantic i think economically there's a lot of opportunities from an owner's standpoint, we think it only makes people more engaged in the sports. through the fantasy side, that relates to better media values, better economicing to all of us. >> do you think it changesle ncaa stance towards gambling >> i don't know. i think that's a tricky question, there are millions bet illegally on ncaa sports, that's for sure i don't know where they come out with that. >> i'm going to shift the focus back to markets here what do you think of equities? fairly valued? >> i really do we don't see the kind of overbought issues we have seen in the past. it's not necessarily a good time for making new investmented, nor is it the time of a verge of an oversold on panic situation. >> when you look at the big drivers, there's a lot of talk about 5g right now, also talk about the rising middl

at the beginning of the show i will give a shoutout about the game and a shoutout to you. stuart: why me. >> because i want to tap into your fan base, varney. stuart: wait a minute. he delivered. roll that tape. >> hello and welcome. shoutout to my boy stuart varney and all you soccer fans watching. thanks fortuning in. stuart: that was it, by the way. that was absolutely it. he gave about seven seconds, but thank you, jason, you're all right. he was talking about a soccer match that took place yesterday, a football game as we say, real madrid versus bayer munich. ashley: second leg of the semifinal, real madrid, finished 2-2. they go through to the finals of the champions league. if anyone follows soccer, they have been dominant. this is the fourth european cup final, championship leak final in five years. they will play the winners of today's game between roma and liverpool. that is being played in rome. huge viewership numbers. stuart: what a dead full my take. i would not wish to be the goalie for bayer munich. ashley: change my nationality. stuart: we have a comment f

. >> and they could do a shoutout about how they're watching the show. >> you're expanding the plazand send it to us on twitter or instagram. you can do it on your facebook page, too. >> i think we get the most of phi seconds. >> in your jammies is preferable. >>> we have a lot to get to this half hour, starting with news at 8:00. police in suburban baltimore say that a 16-year-old girl was arrested monday after the killing of a female police officer. they're searching for three other suspects that may be armed. the officer was fatally injured when investigating a report of suspicious vehicles. they're waiting for autopsy results before cob finfirming ie officer was struck by a car, shot or both. nearly 2,000 students were kept in their schools until monday night during the early phase of the manhunt. >>> president trump may soon see the department of justice investigate whether the fbi spied on his presidential campaign. the president met monday behind closed doors with fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein. later, they said that top officials have agreed to meet with lee

the only suspect in pearl's kidnapping, fernando castro, died in a shoutout with law enforcement in southernalifornia.sot not having him that is frustrating too, not having the opportunity to even trydetective mattson says pears blood was found in the suspects car. these are new pictures of castro driving the tan sedan in bodega bay, while pearl was missing.sot we believe strongly that he was the one that did itrose pinson / pearl's sister sot we don't know where she is at we dont know if we will ever find her its's been a heartbreaking two years for pearl's family.there is no evidence that suggest human trafficking. also, two reported sighting of pearl at the pittsburg bart station, were not true.earlier in may, the sheriff's just did a search in bodega bay for evidence in a pond, but that also turned up nothing. decetective mattson believes someone out there, knows something, that will lead to a break in the case.sot even if they don't think it is something to still call it in because we are trying to give two families some answers that they deservethis detective is determined not to let t

>> the president says he doesn't have time to read books but he gave you a shoutout. >> he did. >> he said your book has much to tell in the way of his election victory and that the forgotten men and women are forgotten no longer. so people who don't support the president, because we know why they support him, right? we had this poll. but why should they read this book? >> this book has something for everyone in it because it explains what this coalition is and it takes it beyond the sort of, you know, trump voters are angry and they're this or they're nostalgic and their stuck in a place that isn't there anymore. and it looks at seven different archetypes that we found going to the traditional blue states that went red, and we went into the counties that voted obama, obama, trump. 600 voters we spent time with out on the road in michigan, kansas, minnesota and iowa. all of them are completely different from each other. it's a very interesting coalition. but one of the things i think that's really important is that this is a movement that people still aren't listening to what it's say

the only suspect in pearl's kidnapping, fernando castro, died in a shoutout with law enforcement in southern california.sot not having him that is frustrating too, not having the opportunity to even trydetective mattson says pears blood was found in the suspects car. these are new pictures of castro driving the tan sedan in bodega bay, while pearl was missing.sot we believe strongly that he was the one that did itrose pinson / pearl's sister sot we don't know where she is at we dont know if we will ever find her its's been a heartbreaking two years for pearl's family.there is no evidence that suggest human trafficking.also, two reported sighting of pearl at the pittsburg bart station, were not true.earlier in may, the sheriff's just did a search in bodega bay for evidence in a pond, but that also turned up nothing. decetective mattson believes someone out there, knows something, that will lead to a break in the case.sot even if they don't think it is something to still call it in because we are trying to give two families some answers that they deservethis detective is determined not to let

i want to give a shoutout to our friends in the delta that come into the bay area. i know a lot of them watch us. >> they do. >> highway 160 near the bridge is still closed in both directions because of a truck that spilled concrete. it is tough to clean it up obviously and people are not getting through. alternate route, highway 1280 or 12 to 5 and then highway 4. people are still on highway 4. you can see slow traffic here as you drive through. i also want to mention another problem. they're clearing an accident southbound 880 at 23rd in oakland. traffic is backed up out of jack london square this morning driving south to the airport. don't miss your flight. use eastbound 580 and you can get to the exit by taking 580 at edwards and heading down the road. macarthur maze traffic, 36- minute drive to the carquinez bridge. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is a 15 to 20-minute delay. 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> in thorning in san jose, valley medical center is back to normal after a hazmat scare overnight. >> alex savidge is bringing us more on a pat

. >> shoutout to my husband deployed in the middle east. new york city. ♪ >> on the plaza! >> from california, i'm on the "today" show. >> we waited until today to say -- >> it's a boy! ♪ we ride the highs and lows >> it's working. welcome back to "today." we appreciate you being with us on this thursday morning. we are so very happy to be joined by these members of the military out on the plaza ahead of memorial day. we are going to honor these wonderful men and women in our next hour. >> yeah. >> also explain why folks are wearing the red noses. >> red nose day. also, lots of going on on the plaza, and guess what? you can be a part of the whole thing, as we just saw. just record a short shoutout video, about five seconds, as if you are on the plaza. just pretend your living room is the plaza and just send it in. >> yeah. >> send it in. >> twitter, instagram. #my today plaza. upload it to the facebook page, as well. you can see yourself on the plaza like those folks. >> keep them coming, guys. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00, the presid

a big shoutout to them, too. >> thank you, mr. logan. commissioner yee? >> thank you, commissioner cohen, for your comments because my comments are really related to yours. what brought up this issue of don't almost two years ago and i said this is where we're running into problems with this. we need to get ahead of the curve on this. and at the same time i realized that that was just one issue. as you commissioner cohen mentioned, this could be a lot of issues. commissioner breed mentioned scooter and so forth. and so more recently with the announcement at the time that i would do this, but it took a create this task force that would be led by the city administrator and kelly creating the task force now and the purpose is to look at exactly the issues that commissioner cohen is mentioning. but actually, even beyond transportation or mobility type of devices. it is more of the emerging technology and what we are finding out more and more is we're always running behind and trying to figure out what to do about it once the technology is already introduced i

. >> reporter: rivalled only by the mvp shoutout that made mothers everywhere cry. >> you sacrificed durant said she was a broken woman determined to set a different path for her sons with different goals and clear intentions. >> it's just i wanted them to know what it felt like to aspire to something because i didn't have that. >> reporter: mama durant has taken her parenting mentor on the road as a speaker. tonight taking center court in palo alto to motivate struggling single moms getting educational and finance assist from the women's achievement network and alliance also known as wanda. don't lose yourself as you sacrifice for your children, she says. >> we as women need to know how to take care offu ourselves. >> reporter: what makes mama dure want the most proud? >> he doesn't feel like because i've had one championship i'm successful at this. he said i'm going to give everythd th's what kd's fans are counting on. >>> in just a little bit we're going to w mama durant's son did today. >> that's right. i hope he made mama proud. >>> weather wise. >> what's going on? >> it's late

. >> it was cool to be able to see that they are kind of giving's shoutout to oakland again through the comics. >> up next, why people lined up for blocks for a copy. >> and we are track the cool weather that's definitely out there. another cool one today. and it's going to continue. see you back here. >> and coming up at 7:00 on ktvu plus, five days after the school shooting in santa fe, texas, an emotional reunion for teachers today. >> and on a clear night, it is visible 20 miles away! we'll talk to the artist who created the light display on top of san francisco's new "salesforce tower." john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster during the great recession. ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. >>

as we move into high season, dave and his crew deserve a special shoutout for the the caring stewardship they offer our park which on april 4th, celebrated a birthday. >> congratulations and thank you. >> now, this month in parks. >> he raised $285 and presented it to our mayor and said please fix our playground. >> we just wanted to raise money for, like, the children's playground >> that concludes the general managers report. >> thank you very much. >> is there any public comment under the general manager's report? being none, this item is closed. >> i've got a couple of questions here. >> sorry. >> commissioner anderson, did you want to say something? >> yeah. i wanted to comment -- willie, i wanted to tell you that i really commend the work that you've been doing and i wanted to tell you that one of my friends was three term president of the angler's club, and i understand that you actually had a presence from the late 1800s. she was a historian there and dear friend of the club and many organizations in san francisco and unfortunately she lost her life to cancer a few years ago, but