st. mary's cathedral at st. mary were live streamed. but many also attended for in person worship. mask wearing and social distancing protocols were in place for the entire vigil, and for holding communion. the grade vigil, at grace cathedral, was held entirely online. worship was conducted from inside the iconic cathedral, but there were no parishioners. instead, everyone was invited to follow the liturgy, and take part in the hymns from their own homes. >>> bay area families, hit hard by the pandemic, are getting some help with their easter sunday meals, courtesy of the city team nonprofit. thousands of to go boxes were distributed today at city team's locations in san francisco. oakland, and san jose. families receive ham, mashed potatoes, and greens, along with desserts to help celebrate easter. they also celebrated, and received goodie bags, packed with masks, hand sanitizer and other easter treats. those meals were made possible by local food banks, and city team's generous donors. >>> looking ahead to the easter holiday, just a couple of minutes away, drew is standing by wit

because he drew no other medieval cathedral on the rhine was such a symbol of imperial power as st mary's cathedral inch by a. looming over the river like a castle it was a high point of imperial architecture a sign carved in red sandstone of a dynastic lane. and wired south before the salient settled there it had been referred to is by cina or cowtown but with the cathedral it underwent rapid urban expansion to become an imperial metropolis. forced out of forms and deprived of much political influence due conrad was anointed king of germany 2 decades later and ultimately holy roman emperor. a 1000 fields once the staff desire young 1020 for the election of the 1st salient king conrad the 2nd became possible because the last new dossing ruler henry the 2nd had died without an heir for. that's what conrad was a descendant of auto the great and this metra lineal descent was very important for the salient sense of their significance and they saw themselves in a long imperial tradition and. conrad was laid to rest in 1039 wearing a crown with the inscription sower of peace and benefactor of t

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be complete without a trip to st mary and that's the. 60 minutes of the. first group. i'm sure that of us as we are. almost inseparable. what's a big part of what's. to be a book. hello and welcome to in good shape as always directly from berlin this is where in 19021 of the 1st persons in germany was diagnosed with hiv that's the wires which causes aids back in those days this disease was not treatable and it caused a lot of fear thanks to medical progress and doctors like me a lot has changed and improved some.

st. mary's university. my bachelors is in public safety administration from st. mary's university and undergraduate of northwestern. the most complete two-year course in the u.s. equivalent to masters. >> in addition to be police officer, your the minnesota national guard? >> i am. >> what rank? >> major. >> for the other initiated, can you describe where that falls within the ranks of the enlisted? >> not. >> how long have you been in the minnesota national guard? >> twenty-three years. >> you were deployed? >> through iraq operation iraqi freedom. >> thank you. >> can you tell the jury when you begin your law enforcement career with minneapolis police department? >> 1999, i work with the second precinct response team in the neighborhood i grew up in. narcotics related alcohol related and in 2000, i became a committee service officer, assigned to the fourth precinct. in 2002 of the game police officer and worked first precinct, second precinct and third, closely 91 respond patrol and worked for first precinct and third precinct unity response team, i did narcotic

st. mary's in 1981. nelson: you worked as a paramedic for your entire career or other employment. >> i worked for one year in dakotata county and then at hennepin ever since. >> you had a large number of calls during your career. >>em yes. nelson: is a paramedic do you maintain records about each call to assess the patient's care? >> yes. nelson: prior to your testimony today have you had an opportunity to view this she may six, 2019 involving george floyd. >> yes. nelson: you recall all of those details off the top of your head? >> no. nelson: in terms of your recollection may six, 2019, were you some into the mpd? >> yes to attend to mr. floyd. nelson: upon arriving at the fourth precinct, did you talk to mr. floyd? >> yes. nelson: did you learn information from mr. floyd what he had a consumed and the timeframe he had consumed? >> yes. we had to assess him. he was confused. >> objection your honor. nelson: could you learn mr. floyd consumer narcotics. >> yes. nelson: what did he tell you specifically

the day's early match saw southampton fight back for a much—needed win at st marys.rnley, who went two goals up — matej vydra with their second. but an action—packed first half saw saints level by the break, danny ings making it 2—2. and nathan redmond's stunner won it for ralph hassenhuttl�*s side, 3—2 the final score. they're now ten points clear of the bottom three. the three points are important for the relegation battle and we think we are in a good position now and we haven't won so many games in the second half of the season, so we have had massive problems with injuries and everything, and now coming back to a team. it's also been a busy day of action in the women's super league. chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain at the top of the table, leading scorer sam kerr scoring a first—half hat—trick for emma hayes�* side. chelsea are two points clear of second—placed manchester city, who won 3—0 at tottenham. that's now 12 successive league wins for city. meanwhile, manchester united's hopes of qualifying for next season's champions league have suffered a blo

st. mary's university in 1991. >> okay, so you work as a paramedic for the entire career or did you have other employment. >> i actually worked in dakota county for one year and then i worked at hennepin everson. >> there were a large number of calls during the course of your career, and you may not remember every specific detail about every call. is that correct? >> no. >> as a paramedic, do you maintain records about each call in order to assess the patient's care? >> yes, we keep information on the patients that we do handoff. >> okay, prior to your testimony, have you had an opportunity to review from may 6, 2019 involving george floyd? >> yes. >> the recall all of the details? >> know, i do not. >> in terms of your recollection , were you summoned to the minneapolis police department. >> yes. >> to attend to mr. floyd? >> yes. >> upon arriving at the precinct to talk to mr. floyd? >> yes. >> did you learn information from him about what he had consumed and the timeframe in which he consumed it? >> yes, i ssm, he was upset and confused. [inaudible] >> did mr. floyd -- were you able t

st. mary's cathedral. >> we are very devoted christians and are lucky to be here today to celebrate easter. >> it is a given to us that everything will be fine. we still wear masks and practice social distancing inside the church. >> reporter: temperatures were checked at the door and the church could be filled to 50% capacity. many churches are offering virtual and outdoor services too. in walnut creek the wilson family came to the garden where kids took place in the scavenger hunt. >> to come out and do something with the family feels great. it was at limited capacity and it sold out quickly. >> the first time we really opened to the public. last year we couldn't do it. this is just our second annual easter hunt. >> a year ago until now is nothing. we have been steadfast trying to get to a vaccine. it has been good. >> reporter: a day out was welcome too. >> i think it is very fun. >>> the sunday farmers market of san francisco's fort mason had an egg drop. a drop from a tall balcony. winner got a basket of goods worth $200. 4,000 eggs hidden in and around the stall. exactly what they we

st. mary's cathedral to stand in solidarity with the asian community. betty yu is live there now, and this service only came after the archbishop condemned the wave of violence against the asian community. >> reporter: that's right. today's event here at st. mary's cathedral was really organized as a response to the recent rise in hate, dissemination and violence against asians, much of it happening right here in san francisco. to show support, people gathered here on the plaza earlier around 2:30 this afternoon. they joined the diverse catholic community here, they prayed and held rosaries. archbishop says that he wanted to show care for one another and for this 80 that we all love. now as you said he also condemned this recent rise in violence against asian americans, he called the brutal acts of disturbing, and very alarming. supporters also prayed inside the church, for healing and for peace. >> it makes me very disappointed that things like this have been happening so close to home. like i know san francisco to be a wonderful city but it really mak

st. mary's cathedral. the archbishop says in a statement, quote, the rise in violence against asian people across the country is alarming and horrific to all people of right reason. this is not in san francisco on the contrary, our city has always been an epicenter of asian american culture. let us show our care for one another and for the city we all love. >>> in sacramento, neighbors are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to protecting members of the aapi community. >> reporter: safety on stockton boulevard is priority number one. after brutal attacks on the asian american community all over the country, sacramento volunteers are stepping up to protect their own. ernest maharajas joined the group this week. they provide stockton boulevard . >> where we have a lot of asian owned businesses, a lot of them mom and pop. we also have asian supermarkets in particular. >> reporter: frankly is the executive director of the stockton boulevard partnership. >> i will tell you that we have not had a s

seat and was all they quickly ordered the construction of a new diocesan church the cathedral of st mary and. the building that arose in shire under the salience was truly an imperial cathedral no other medieval cathedral on the rhine was such a symbol of imperial power as st mary's cathedral inch by a. looming over the river like a castle it was a high point of imperial architecture a sign carved in red sandstone of a dynastic lane. and wired south before the salient settled there it had been referred to is by cina or cowtown but with the cathedral it underwent rapid urban expansion to become an imperial metropolis. forced out of forms and deprived of much political influence due conrad was anointed king of germany 2 decades later and ultimately holy roman emperor. a 1000 fields once the staff dissolved young 1020 for the election of the 1st salient king conrad the 2nd became possible because the last new doffing ruler henry the 2nd had died without an heir for. conrad was a descendant of auto the great wealth and this matrilineal descent was very important for the salient sense of thei

was all the soup that quickly ordered the construction of a new diocesan church the cathedral of st mary and. the building that arose in shire under the salience was truly an imperial cathedral no other medieval cathedral on the rhine was such a symbol of imperial power as st mary's cathedral inch by. looming over the river like a castle it was a high point of imperial architecture a sign carved in red sandstone of a dynastic lane. and shire itself before the salience settled there it had been referred to is by cina or cowtown but with the cathedral it underwent rapid urban expansion to become an imperial metropolis. forced out of forms and deprived of much political influence due conrad was anointed king of germany 2 decades later and ultimately holy roman emperor. a 1000 fields once the staff dissolved young 1020 for the election of the 1st salient king conrad the 2nd became possible because the last new doffing ruler henry the 2nd had died without a man who lives in for. that's what conrad was a descendant of auto the great authors and this metra lineal descent was very important for

st. mary's cathedral. temperatures were checked at the door.ryone including the choir and clergy wearing masks and people were spaced six feet apart. more from today's service at 5:00. the farmers market at fort mason hosted a big easter event. easter egg hunt for the children with eggsstalls. there was a carrot contest and fierce competition for the easter easy drop. the prize, a basket of market goods worth $200. >> fantastic to get out into the nice weather. great to get out and enjoy the businesses. >> get this, fort mason ends the day with a showing of mary poppins tonight at the drive-in movie theater. a live look outside in san francisco, the golden gate bridge on the easter sunday. clouds above, but a pleasant day. a lot of people still have easter plans this evening. what is a good word. first of all, happy easter to you. >> happy easter to you as well, terry. happy to be joining you tonight for the forecast and it will be cloudy again tonight. cloud cover will stick around thanks to the return of the marine layer. if you are in san fr

st. mary's cathedral to show support for the city's asian community. he joined up with the city's director of chinese ministry to hold an easter peace prayer service. participants prayed for an end to violence and racism and a call for peace and healing. the archbishop condemned violence saying that the city has always been an epicenter of asian american culture. >>> taking a live look at san francisco, anyone 16 years old and up is not eligible to receive a covid vaccine. nearly half of all san franciscans have received at least one dose of the vaccine so far. contra costa residence 16 and older are also eligible to get vaccinated but finding an appointment can be challenging at times so to deal with the high demand, the county announced a plan that will allow contra costa county residents to get their shot at the oakland coliseum, appointment can be made on the my turn website. >>> the nation is facing another potential covid surge partly fueled by virus variants. infections are also on the rise among young people. reporter john lauren on the push to

i graduated from st mary's university 91 ok and so you worked as a paramedic for county for the entire career. other employment. acts that were very near in dakota county. for one year and then i have worked at an event or had worked at hand and ever since there's a have gone to a large number of calls during the course of your career and are and you may not remember every specific detail about every call or act. and. as a paramedic do you maintain records each call you go to in order to assess the patient's care. or. patient medical record that we. consume not heard. sorry. prior to. your testimony today have you had an opportunity to review a run sheet for may's 6 of 2019 involving george perry for us. do you recall all of those details off the top of your head no you know. now in terms of. your recollection of may 6th of 2019 where you summons to the minneapolis police department as precinct 4 to care for to attend to mr floyd. upon arriving at the 4th precinct did you. talk to mr for this did you learn information from mr floyd about. what he had consumed and the time frame he had

the day's early match saw southampton fightback, for a much needed win at st marys.matej vydra with their second. but an action packed first half saw saints level by the break. danny ings making it 2 all... and nathan redmond's stunner won it for ralph hassenhuttl�*s side... 3—2 the final score. they're now 10 points clear of the bottom three. these three points are important. we're in a good position now. yeah, we haven't won so many games in the second half of the season — we have had massive problems with injuries and everything. we're now coming back to the team that we were at the beginning of the season. chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain top of the women's super league sam kerr underlining chelsea's dominance with a first half hat—trick. she's now the top scorer in the wsl this season. second placed manchester city two points behind after a 3—0 win over tottenham. elsewhere, brighton beat manchester united, while everton and arsenal also won. edinburgh have been dumped out of the european champions cup by a rampant racing 92 side, losing by 56 points to

st. mary's university. my masters degree public safety administration. i'm a graduate of northwestern police staff and command them just about to complete a two-year course it's the equivalent of a masters. schleicher:'s when addition to being a place officer you are also in the minnesota national guard. >> i am. a major. schleicher: describe where that falls within the ranks. >> it's one of the top ranks you can achieve. schleicher: how long have youavv been in the minnesota national guard? >> over 23 years. schleicher: redeployed? >> i was to bosnia peacekeeping and then iraq operation iraqi freedom. schleicher: thank you. tell the jury when you began your law-enforcement career with the minneapolis police department. >> 1999 i worked with the second precinct communitypr response team and basically worked on crimes and alcohol-related. 2000 i became a community service and i was assigned to the fourth precinct. 2002 a police officer worth the first precinct and second precinct mostly 911 response i did work for the first in three precinct community res

that match following another entertaining one at st mary's — southampton getting the better of burnleyak. danny ings making it 2—2, and nathan redmond's stunner won it for ralph hassenhuttl�*s side. 3—2 the final score. they're now 10 points clear of the bottom three. these three points are important. we are in— these three points are important. we are in a _ these three points are important. we are in a good — these three points are important. we are in a good position now. yeah, we haven't_ are in a good position now. yeah, we haven't won — are in a good position now. yeah, we haven't won so many games in the second _ haven't won so many games in the second half— haven't won so many games in the second half of the season, we have had massive problems with injuries and everything. we are not coming back to _ and everything. we are not coming back to the — and everything. we are not coming back to the team that we were at the beginning _ back to the team that we were at the beginning of the season. chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain top of the women's super league — sam kerr und

they're in to the second half at st mary's and it's currently two apiece — all the goals in the openingmanchester united and brighton is the evening game. newcastle against tottenham kicks off just after two — with spurs bossjose mourinho believing his side need help from others to secure a top four finish. after every match, the ambition and the confidence to win the match, the next match, to reach the championship position, i don't think we depend on anything but ourselves, and results from other teams. i'm not going to say we are going to do it or we are not going to do it. we have to go one game at a time. there are five games in the women's super league this afternoon. chelsea have a two point lead at the top of the table and they're playing in the early kick—off against birmingham city. they lead 2—0 at half—time, sam kerr with the opener after erin cuthbert�*s shot was saved. everton against aston villa is also under way — that's goalless at the moment. the league cup final later this month at wembley has been approved as an official crowd test event. it's been confirmed that the

so - registered nursing graduate from st mary's university in 1991.— mary's university in 1991.u have gone through a large - and i have worked that ever since. - you have gone through a large number of calls through your career. yes. and you might not remember every specific detail of every call. . as a paramedic to you maintain records about each call that you go to in order to assess the patient�*s a? yes. prior to your testimony today have you had _ prior to your testimony today have you had an — prior to your testimony today have you had an opportunity _ prior to your testimony today have you had an opportunity to - prior to your testimony today have you had an opportunity to review i prior to your testimony today have you had an opportunity to review a run sheet — you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from _ you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from may _ you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from may six _ you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from may six of - you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from may six of 2019 - run sheet from m

st. mary's cathedral were live streamed but many also attended for in person worship.k wearing and social distancing were in place for the entire vigil and for holy communion. the great vigil at grace cathedral was held entirely online. worship was conducted from inside the iconic cathedral but there were no parishioners. everyone was invited to take pa by the pandemic are getting help with her easter sunday meals courtesy of the city team nonprofit. thousands of to go food boxes were distributed at city teams locations in san francisco, oakland, and san jose. families received ham, mashed potatoes, and dessert to help celebrate easter. they received goodie bags packed with masks, hand sanitizer and other easter treats. the meals made possible by local food tanks and generous donors. >>> a southern california toddler is spending his day spreading joy to u.p.s. drivers. now the drivers put together a special delivery for him. >> reporter: while many of us appreciate our local u.p.s. driver, perhaps no one loves to see those big, brown trucks more than 2-year-old marco.

st. mary's university in '91. >> okay. so you worked as a pair med uk for hennepin county for the entirety of your career or other employment? >> i actually worked for a year in dakota county for one year. and then i have worked at hennepin county ever since. >> fair to say you've gone through a large number of calls during the course of your career? >> yes. >> and you may not remember every specific detail about every call. >> no. >> and as a paramedic, do you maintain records about each call that you go to in order to assess the patient's care? >> yes. we do a patient medical records that we hand off. >> okay. >> can you repeat that? speak up just a little bit. >> sorry. >> prior to your testimony today, have you had an opportunity to review a run sheet from may 6th of 2019 involving george perry floyd? >> yes. >> do you recall all of those details off the top of your head now? >> no. >> all right. in terms of your recollection of may 6, 2019, were you summoned to the minneapolis police department? >> yes. precinct 4. >>

st. mary's cathedral in san francisco or livestream but many attended for in person.aring and social distancing were in place for the entire vigil and for holy communion. >>> the great vigil at grace cathedral was held online. worshipers conducted inside the cathedral. there were no parishioners. everyone was invited to follow and take part from their own homes. >>> the area families hit hard by the pandemic are getting help with their easter sunday meals courtesy of the city team nonprofit. thousands of to go food boxes were distributed at city teams locations in san francisco, oakland, and san jose. families received ham, mashed potatoes, dessert to help celebrate. they received goodie bags packed with masks and sanitizers and other easter treats. it's made possible by local food banks and city teams generous donors. >>> a southern california toddler is spending his days spreading joyce to u.p.s. drivers. the drivers put together a special delivery for him. >> reporter: while many of us appreciate the local u.p.s. driver, perhaps no one loves to see those big brown

enforcement in minneapolis community and new college my 4 year bachelor degree is in play science through st mary's university my master's degree is in public safety administration i'm saying there is university i'm a graduate of the northwestern steffen command and i'm just about to complete a 2 year course and united states army major you get to make it as equivalent to a master's in leader soon in addition to being a police officer you're also in the minnesota national guard story and at what rank events are major. and just for the uninitiated can you describe where or where that falls within the ranks of the west that is the top in this agreement that you can achieve. how long have you been in the minnesota national guard over 23 years. of your deployed have where the on a peacekeeping mission and then joint for almost 2 years into operation iraqi freedom. thank you. can you please tell the jury when you had your law enforcement career with the hapless police department sure so in 1990 i worked with the 2nd precinct community response team in the neighborhood i grew up in northeast minneapolis.

st. mary's county, small but mighty. we have about three out of four kids who are back in school, hybrid. that is pre-k through 12 two days per week. next monday we start our fourth quarter and our final quarter, we are bringing back about another 20% of kids that will be attending all four days. students have demonstrated struggles with online learning, so if they are failing one or more core content classes, they are going to be back in person four days paris. we will get through to the end of the school year. that is pretty much what we are telling all of our staff, you've done great work, you are heroes, and we are going to get to the end of the school year. heroes 1 heroes 2, those funds were fantastic. they were timed very well. like everybody else, we took that money and we really invested in technologies and platforms so that while we were unable to gather back together again, we would be able to go from 1-3 with computers to 1-1 and with 60% of our kids connected outside of the school, being 94% connected across

st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. covid-19 safety protocols will be enforced. the service starts at 3:00 p.m. and it's not only the church standing with asian americans to condemn the violence. the san francisco giants brought the community together at oracle park yesterday for their home opener and rolled out the welcome map for assault victims to stand with her against asian american hate. gene elly has that story. >> reporter: the giants home opener, more than a baseball game for a san francisco family recovering from a violent attack. the giants invited assault victim known as grandma xe to enjoy the game in a suite. >> she seems to be healing and so doing better. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney visited with her at the game and is applauding the giants for not only hosting her, but standing with her and the asian american pacific islander community, telling them that everyone is welcome at oracle. >> they made it very clear at the start of this game that this is an inclusive space. they're supporting all of their fans and supporters and that they do not

st. mary's university. my bachelors is in public safety administration from st. mary's university and undergraduate of northwestern. the most complete two-year course in the u.s. equivalent to masters. >> in addition to be police officer, your the minnesota national guard? >> i am. >> what rank? >> major. >> for the other initiated, can you describe where that falls within the ranks of the enlisted? >> not. >> how long have you been in the minnesota national guard? >> twenty-three years. >> you were deployed? >> through iraq operation iraqi freedom. >> thank you. >> can you tell the jury when you begin your law enforcement career with minneapolis police department? >> 1999, i work with the second precinct response team in the neighborhood i grew up in. narcotics related alcohol related and in 2000, i became a committee service officer, assigned to the fourth precinct. in 2002 of the game police officer and worked first precinct, second precinct and third, closely 91 respond patrol and worked for first precinct and third precinct unity response team, i did narcotic

st. mary's county. few details of ham's killing have emerged, but police cited a witness who said ham appeared to be pointing a gun toward a trooper, who then shot and wounded him. another witness told investigators the boy then got up, pulled out a knife, and was shot a second time by the trooper. police released photos of an air-soft plastic pellet gun and a small knife recovered from the scene. in washington, d.c., gun control advocates placed 40,000 silk flowers on the national mall wednesday to mk the nuer of u.s. residents who die by shootings each year. the memorial was unveiled by gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman who suived a gunshot to the head during a mass shooting in tucson in 2011. >> today i struggle to speak but i have not lost my voice. erica needs all of us to speak out. we are at a crossroads. we can let the shooting continue or we can act. we can protect our families, our future. amy: gabby giffords husband is the new senator from arizona, mark kelly. as the gun violen

st. mary's arizona focus on education leadership. >> you for your work for the bureau of criminal tensione bca. >> correct. >> can you describe what is the bca? >> the state law-enforcement agency, we are the overall policy needed insubordination . investigative division information services laboratory training session services will see as easy. >> your jurisdiction is generally where ? >> c of minnesota. >> and on may 25 of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> currently the lead investigator for the investigation so i was notified of the incident early and quickly . >> you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignment. can you explain to the jury how your assignment has changed may 25 of last year to today. >> back then i was in the metro homicide unit investigated homicide as well as officer involved incident. the newly inform you solely focuses on investigations involving use of force. >> you mentioned earlier the term case agent. what did that mean? >> case agent is another term meaning lead investigator ona case . >> and you investigated the incident l

st. mary's university minnesota focused on education and leadership. >> you have told us that you work for the bureau of criminal apprehension. >> yes, sir. >> commonly referred tos athe bca, correct? >> correct. >> can you describe for the jury what is the bca? >> so the bca is a state law enforcement agency. we're under the umbrella of department of public safety. kind of delineated into four divisions, investigative division and i'm a part of and we have information services, a laboratory as well as a training section. and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community. >> so your jurisdiction is where? >> state of minnesota. >> and on may 25th of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> so i'm currently the case agent, lead investigator for this investigation. so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly. >> and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignment. can you explain to the jury how your assignment changed from may 25th of last year to today? >> so back then i was in the metro homicide unit which investigative both ho

st. mary's catholic church, fathers jim callahan and miguel proanos have weighed in. >> we also put it inontext of what pope francis had said, get the vaccine, because that is the greatest act of charity and love that you can do. >> reporter: both men publicized their own vaccination on social media. all this is happening as the campaign approaches a new phase with more vaccines becoming availae. >> so, father jim influencers become absolutely critical. >> reporter: university of minnesota epidemiologist michael osterholm says there's still a real threat of resurgent infections, particularly with fast-spreading and deadlier new variants. he says reaching the unvaccinated is becoming essential, as well as more difficult. despite its problems, he says, we've just seen the easy part of the vaccine rollout. >> so i think you're going to see a transition where those big, coliseum-wide campaigns where we can vaccinate 1,000s in a day, which are really important, give way more and more to these efforts by local and state public health officials to reach out to individuals, whether they want to b

st. mary's and st. francis hospitals. chinese hospital. cpmc and mission hospital. these are kaiser, san francisco, ucsf and zuckerberg san francisco general. so with these eight hospitals together, d.p.h. is more able to accurately capture citywide trends. with regards to the notification requirements, every other year d.p.h. staff visit each hospital to conduct a review of the facilities compliance with the requirements. the next onsite review was to take place in 2020, but to reduce risks associated with covid, the review was conducted electronically. all were found to be compliant. so before i dive into the report, i wanted to highlight some of the events that have occurred since the passage of the ordinance that have impacted charities in san francisco. in 2011, the healthy san francisco program was started. this is the city's health access program that provided uninsured residents access. in 2010, the affordable care act was passed. in 2014, u.c.a. implementation began, and, since then, we have observed an increase through the medical expansion and through cov

in hornsey, turnpike lane is closed between the tube station and st marys school for repairs to a burststerday, that's because the wind is coming in from the north and north—westerly direction, not quite so much added wind chill through today. the wind isn't as brisk. some sunshine around through the morning and then into the afternoon there will be a bit more cloud developing and top temperatures of around eight or nine celsius. so a slight improvement there. as we head through the evening and overnight, it will be cold and frosty at first, with some clear skies around. then we will drag in some slightly milder air on a westerly wind as we head into the start of the day tomorrow. so it is a milder start to the morning than we are seeing at the moment. tomorrow with that westerly wind, temperatures could get into double figures, maybe. there will be some spells of brightness and sunshine but a bit more cloud around than today. a short spell of rain on friday will lead to a cold northerly wind and temperatures dropping again. i'm back with the latest from bbc london in half an hour. now

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are rig

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> look at that beautiful jellyfish. the way to speak to students and motivate them t

st. mary's for competition and sporting.re they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. [♪♪♪] >> i just don't know that you can find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the low rider do

st. mary's, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. don't know why everybody is doing this, i believe there are bad people in this world. they steal money from seniors, they steal money from banks, whatever. instead of passing a law to hurt everyone why not pass a law with some teeth in it -- make a good stiff law, i don't know what it would mean. host: would it stop people like the shooter in indianapolis friday who committed suicide after the mass shooting? caller: no sir, and i don't know how you present -- prevent that but i believe in my heart that if you put a law in instead of trying to punish everybody just punish the bad guys and make it a law that really has teeth in it, i think you would see a drastic drop in the stupidity. >> let's look at two other states with gun legislation working its way through their state legislature. in texas, the texas house has passed a bill that would allow permit less carrying of handguns . i will leave you -- read from the texas tribune. they would illuminate the requirement for texas residents

st. mary's for competition and sporting.came home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> as a woman of color who grew up in san francisco i understand how institutions can have an impac

st. mary's for competition and sporting.to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. . >> the hon. london breed: we came back from that. you all remember how dark is used to be at the embarcader

st. mary's university in '91. >> okay. so you were worked as a paramedic for hennepin county for the entirety of your career or did you have other employment? >> i worked for a year in dakota county for one year and then i have worked at hennepin -- or had worked at hennepin every since. >> you have gone through a large number of calls through the course of your career? >> yes. >> you may not remember every specific detail about every call, correct? >> no. >> and as a paramedic, do you maintain records about each call that you go to in order to assess the patient's care? >> yes, we do. we have a patient medical record we hand off. >> could you scoot up just a little bit. >> sorry. >> don't worry about it. >> prior to your testimony today, do you have an opportunity to review a run sheet from may 6th of 2019 involving george perry floyd? >> yes. >> do you recall all of those details off the top of your head now? >> no. >> in terms of your recollection of may 6th of 2019, were you summons to the minneapolis police department

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