. >> miss stephenson. >> i have heard a few weeks, this is the last week. i suggest you are quiet or respectfully leave. >> they go on to say the work i did to provide to other agencies when it leaves the cps he will be missed. that report was presented by then home secretary future prime minister and the government noted and supported it. also to recognize laying it on a bit thick. perhaps trying to rewrite history. more time sorting out the message made by the governor. the crisis in criminal justice is just a snapshot of collapsing under his watch. the nhs, at the asylum system, policing, mental health provision. all they have got left is excuses and blame. now, i know the prime minister -- to the space of the country, perhaps he can solve this equation. why after 13 years our patients waiting longer than ever, criminals walking free, why everywhere you look does nothing seem to work at all? >> mr. speaker, i cannot quite remember, but i think he started by talking about when he was ccp in 2013. [laughter] >> i'm actually glad he brought that up. there w

tyler stephenson, you are out by an mile. what a play from a man nicknamed the laser.oaded for cincinnati, doubles off the first base bag. a's lose a heartbreaker 3-2. they are now 0-12. dion: thanks. much more to come tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. a huge manhunt is underway after investigators in texas say a man turned a rifle on his neighbors. and the white house correspondents dinner brings its share of laughs and jokes, but for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. and this is ready to go online! any questions? benefityeah, i got one:liance. how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't ha

betsy stephenson, university of michigan professor and former moment of i know our guests are working it really is, you new york if it it they did not happen it wasn't one of those shockers either way that was about 6,000 above the estimate >> joe, there's a little piece of it that makes he m fvgs that's because if you just to the private aektor, it was if. >> they were down at 145 47,000 jobs added from government about half of that was local education and half of gaft the other aspect of this is that you had the leisure and hospital high pressure. that's a stillor that's still striving to get back to where it was before the pandemic. we saw retail sales 9 bus, construction down brk finally going on in the job market right now as opposed to jackson zbrrks did they think had it anything to do with you before they finally left >> i think that may have stopped. the silliness may have it. >> it was hoarding that was taking place at that big company, right >> exactly exactly. i'm just going to say on the surface not as trong as it apercent that's disinflationary. so i think this is a bett

tyler stephenson tried to tag it in the third, but look at the throw, out by a mile.for defense. the a's were and out away for a win. jake fraley doubles back, and the a's lose a heartbreaker 3-2. they are 0-12 in day games. that is a look at sports. enjoy game 7 between the warriors and kings later today on abc 7. now back to you. liz: just so you have it, the warriors winner takes all game seven is on abc 7 today at 12:30. it will be followed by after the game. tensions are high. lisa: they sure are. we are looking at a pretty unusual week so hopefully he's been following the forecast because instead of the summerlike weather continuing through may, it will be all about and about-face with a winter forecast noonnext pew dae week ahead. -- next few days but the entire week ahead. gusty wind, a cool start, sun in the city. 48 in palo alto. you can see the fog moving in over the golden gate bridge. 49 by the delta. 51 concord. we have sun in but wind over spreading the peninsula. the inland valleys, this will continue throughout the day with the wind strengthening. as

top of flies at the right, ramon mariano chases it down, makes the catch, tyler stephenson tried to taga's go out for a win jake doubles back and the a's lose a height breaker -- heartbreaker 3-2. that is a look at sports. enjoy game 7 between the warriors and kings later today on abc 7. now back to you. liz: rain is good luck, lisa, so that might be good for the warriors. winner take all against the kings right here on abc 7 at 12:30. it will be followed by "after the game."they got this, lisa . lisa: potentially a whole week of good luck, because we have pretty implement weather heading our way. this area of low pressure will be allowing for the windy, much cooler, and weather conditions as we get rain for the first day of may, the last day in april, moving in this morning on windy conditions already. but what a pretty shot here. the sun coming up in about 25 minutes. it is 49, san francisco. 47 palo alto. we have mist and drizzle at the coast. you can see that there are areas of clear sky, though, here, from the golden gate bridge, and the winds being transported, that cooler air thr

befor he came here to the rosa parks museum in alabama and before i came here to visit with bria stephensonand slavery which occurred in my state o california the persistence of the assault against the african-american community of the sport it was having to explain to my 11-year-old what importance to our west it's a little depressing, i tr to get him to focus on the world that he's living in whic is so much more profound a being pronounced on th national news. not that is not consequential, profoundly still in the contex of the body politic in the future i'm just trying to find some balance between that and wha is happening all across this country in any justice tha occurs every single day wher there is no accountability and where peoples rights wer demeaned, poor people demeanin people because they love differently,, the votes with a intellectual disability -- free speech banning books, that's a serious thing as well i guess just trying to fin some balance in the context of the current politics but are shaping the internationa debate >> and how these things ar impacting peoples lives ver

. >> commissioner stephenson is used. commissioner sullivan. >> aye. >> commissioner wald. >> aye. >> motion passes and now we can call the roll to approve the resolution. >> president ahn is excused. >> commissioner hunter. >> aye. >> aye. >> commissioner sullivan. >> aye. >> commissioner wald. >> aye. >> thank you, the motion passes. and once again, thanks for all the great work by the grantees. next item. >> review and vote on whether to approve resolution, 2023- 04-coe to adopt a reuseable food ordinance. the sponsor is mike sullivan, the speaker is marrian, document resolution file 2023- 04coe. last december the commission heard a presentation from reuseable about the impact of micro plastics and potential mandating the use of reuseable food ware. last month, we had a resolution and voted to advance it to the full commission for review. i'll now turn it over to marrian. >> thank you very much commissioners, it's a pleasure to be back with you. i'm here on behalf of community members and environmental organizations an