she moved her car there from the southside walmart.o then she's left waiting there again, and she's still impatiently texting him. >> the last confirmed message from kelsie was sent at 11:18 p.m. she was asking donthe, where are you? i've been here for over an hour just waiting. >> the following day, the 5th, she didn't show up for work. so i tried calling her. couldn't get a response. so then i shot her a text message asking her where she was, why she wasn't at work. got a text message back right away saying that she was in the hospital having some tests done. and she said that she was not having a baby anymore. it was growing in the wrong place. >> i tried calling her on wednesday. she didn't answer her phone, which is kind of -- pretty rare. and then i texted her. i said, hey, give me a call. i got a text message back that said, i'm not feeling good. i'm on the couch. i'll call you tomorrow. >> i kept trying to call, and she wouldn't answer. toward the end of the week, it was going directly to voicemail. so then in the back of my mi

beer i'm a chef and food writer and the daughter of palestinian immigrants born and raised on the southside of chicago joined us all you could tilt your head there when you saw her put the tea in whatever that was she was making to make it darker did i did you seen that before or is that something that that kind of nads no i thought that was pretty fascinating it's one of my favorite things about going out to take top is i learned all these little chicks in the hints about flavoring food and making it more authentic i just love it. mary what was food say about who you are. i mean for me. you know i my both my parents are jamaican but i could carry in food as a whole and it's really a chance for me to kind of explore my heritage because you know in school i didn't learn much about it and it's my chance to kind of down and to kind of experience this beautiful history that each is in each dish because you know it had been fair it was probably one of the 1st global cuisines because of how many different influences it it features within the food and it's just a chance for me to kind of delve int

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protesters in sacramento gathered in southside park in support of the movement.ix 5's er there. >> reporter: making noise in hopes of making a difference. >> we have to step out and say no. we are not going to tolerate this. >> reporter: teresa, fed up with hate crimes and violence spurred by racism. for her, he gets personal, and hits too close to home. >> as a mother of 12 children, i understand what it means to feel endangered every time my children walk out the door. it makes me feel angry. it makes me feel like we have to do something. >> reporter: a caravan of protesters rolled through sacramento, sending the message loud and clear. signs like hate is a virus, unite now against racist virus. >> i can't just a home. i have friends. singh communities subjected to this abuse, it is not right to ignore it. >> reporter: carry is proud to holter sign. adopted in south korea, and race by a white family, set the ofthisproteswe pple of >> my is hispanic or asian as well. at the same time, i am also here just because i feel like this stuff needs to be brought more to

yeah, he was caught in an avalanche on the southside of tahoe last month we've got. garage paul song with the story, it's incredible how he survived. >>it was a regular back country outing for tow skier, kyle johnston we've been in these mountains in the zones, i mean dozens of times he's talking about the mountains, new blue lakes just south of lake tahoe, but the friday leading into presidents day weekend was unlike any other we started with some familiar terrain and you know tested this known. we're feeling pretty good about it. the 34 year-old was in for a rude awakening launch occurred it was scary to the way the avalanche broke actually broke above me not below me i just got really lucky simply cut where it was taking me if i would have gone with that it was taking you know what i felt was really really bad outcome. so instead he jumped off a 100 foot cliff once i landed i was knocked out i was unconscious and then got buried by all the snow that behind me and 5 minutes that is how long he was buried and if it wasn't for the help of his cousin the would have be

if you're on the southside, that's the side that allows the sun to enter. >> it is a southeast corner, but it is a southeast corner that's already blocked. we can thin some of the trees to allow more light to get there. >> president honda: and to deal with the pop-up that was taken out previously. thank you, sir. >> clerk: thank you. we will hear from the planning department. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. appreciate the effort that's been spent trying to resolve the issue between the parties, and appreciate the time that's been spent on that and the progress that's been made. two sets of plans submitted, and one of them has kind of the riser concept that they had initially outlined. we know we would suggest, and i don't know if the board is wanting to take action tonight or give the parties more time to work on the final details. i think the plans that have been provided are good, and we also appreciate that the variance holder has separately noted on the rear elevation about the issue about the bumpout and note being that the construction of the bumpout will be on

this is the southside indicator.equity allocation by a sell side strategist back in the mid-2000s, you would have to say maybe people are getting overexcited about equities, but if you go back to the late '90s, this is an era when systemically there was more enthusiasm for stocks and this indicator was much higher. similarly, if you look at the difference between the equity earnings yield and the 10-year treasury yield we talk about this all the time. goldman sachs has a measure of this it also looks pretty extreme based on the post-2000 range this is really as low as it's gotten, as small a cushion as we've had in equity evaluations versus bonds however, it was always way lower than this in the '80s or '90s. i think you have to understand nothing is a magic, intrinsic relationship here and lots of things had gone back in values ppe, the concentration of the s&p, so who knows how much we can say how extreme we'll get this time around >> interesting that bullish is still rising despite last week's activity >> i should

. >> a lot of the gun violence has been spawned by young people, gangs and communities, southside, but know many of the shooters have a history at least of adverse childhood experiences. many people know the phrase or uheard the phrase and have shown people that are experiencing trauma from adverse experiences related to homelessness, food ceinsecurity and other social challenges are more likely to be at risk of experiencing trauma be at child abuse, domestic violence or other forms of trauma. those that have been victims would also have a higher risk of having repeated episodes in many ways those are the highest risk individuals and we need to find ways of addressing those high risk individuals and economically the communities that are the highest risk for victims of violence and perpetrators without a doubt the pandemic for a whole host of reasons and other challenges has put an incredible pressure on the distressed communities, high rates of wellness perpetuated gun violence. we've seen it throughout the country including in la and philadelphia. we need to more targeted more td inte

and i think that the most important issue is that the roadway on the southside is a gentler grade -- >> 30 seconds. >> caller: more attractive for recreation and park space of people of all ages and abilities, and the north side is quite a bit steeper and harder to access so there's less accessible for people. i want to reiterate that i'm strongly encouraging you to reject option two in favor of option one as a better long-term future for twin peaks. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have three questions remaining. >> caller: hi, my name is martin and i'm a user of the car free spaces that we've been blessed with here in the city since the tragedy of covid-19 last year. i wanted to call in, you know, to ask the board to consider the option that was voted on by the most respondents in the twin peak survey verse isthis rushed proposal that really has the tourism industry versus, you know, the lives of cyclists and pedestrians on twin peaks. you know, i want to remind the board that we're in the middle of a climate crisis. when covid is over, we're liable to see arma

and i think that the most important issue is that the roadway on the southside is a gentler grade -- >> 30 seconds. >> caller: more attractive for recreation and park space of people of all ages and abilities, and the north side is quite a bit steeper and harder to access so there's less accessible for people. i want to reiterate that i'm strongly encouraging you to reject option two in favor of option one as a better long-term future for twin peaks. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have three questions remaining. >> caller: hi, my name is martin and i'm a user of the car free spaces that we've been blessed with here in the city since the tragedy of covid-19 last year. i wanted to call in, you know, to ask the board to consider the option that was voted on by the most respondents in the twin peak survey verse isthis rushed proposal that really has the tourism industry versus, you know, the lives of cyclists and pedestrians on twin peaks. you know, i want to remind the board that we're in the middle of a climate crisis. when covid is over, we're liable to see arma