tah, made several round trips, traveled to hitchhike.stralia is also on the way across latin america to antarctica on a motorcycle, all over africa. i went on sailboats from the south of mauritius, then covid quarantine began and the ship was not allowed into any of the ports. for me , the journey was a search for history. either these are stories about different people that i meet interesting, or i could put myself in some kind of story. sometimes deliberately. sometimes it just happened by accident. and i could describe it from the inside in 2003 grigory together with a friend came up with pa. cyfist for peace investigation on the hot spots of the planet with the idea of ​​​​reconciling enemies, we had a rather naive idea that people were confused by the media, and they actually were nowhere, were not with their neighbors and did not see them, it seems to them that villains live there, and we will go back and forth to tell these people about those, topics about these, and somehow we will build such bridges, let's say these are wonderfu

tah-dah!oom, and her family haven't given up in their quest for justice. >> when we first started keeping track of things, this was our very first notebook. this book grew to be four containers. this is more than just paperwork, you know, this is our daughter. this is our love for her. >> they suspect that their son-in-law jason harris killed her. >> so to get the police to focus on them, they file a wrongful death suit. >> they decide to sue him. >> i needed to find an attorney, and alec gibbs was willing to take the case on. alec gibbs is one of my superheroes. >> when i first heard about the case, all that i knew, really, was christy died in a really odd way for somebody with no history of heroin use. and i realized that we were going to need more evidence and so we filed the wrongful death action. >> so in the criminal process, they're seeking punishment regarding time in prison. in the civil process, it's monetary damages. >> typically, you wait for the criminal process to play itself out

secretary morewitz >> no the bed reduction update you mentioned that the entire tah facility was relicensed including the bed system this state licensure? >> yes. >> what the interval. joanneual >> okay. >> received a couple weeks ago. >> great. thank you. >> all right. no other comments or questions. from commissioners we will now move on to the next item which is a closed session regarding laguna honda as well. did we have a motion to enter closed session? >> i move to mutual to closed session. >> i second. >> and before the vote we will take look at the public comment. i will clear the comment if you want to press star 3 again you can now. star 3 for the item 40 closed session i see worn hand. we will start there. first on the line you got 3 minutes. >> can hi. [inaudible] go ahead. as you go in closed session i would like the commissioners to remember determine curves article in the november [inaudible] laguna honda settlement agreement, um -- his article noted 18 years ago in 2004, san francisco long-term care [inaudible] benson [inaudible] [inaudible] healing commission that laguna ho

today's program with, author and television journalist katie tah. she's here to discuss latest book, rough draft. it is an anchor for msnbc live and has reported for other nbc programs, including early today tonight, nbc nightly news, meet the press, nbc-tv, msnbc, and the one you've all been waiting for, the weather channel. in a rough draft, katie opens up about the oftentimes ignored challenges dangers and hardship faced by the broadcast media from always being under the public eye to dealing with the news climate that is increasingly hectic, political and hostile. she also talks about her relationship her parents, both journalists themselves, and how that shaped her journey to fame. and if you have questions for katie, i will be taking them later in the script so you can put them in the text chat on youtube and we'll to those later. in the meantime, welcome. katie took her to the virtual commonwealth club. i'm so sorry, everybody i had a 7 a.m. flight out to san francisco and i woke up at 5 a.m. only to find the flight crew from my plane, not sh

tah-dah!ath. >> why? >> i was 2. >> ooh. >> why did he have to -- >> i just did the math. i'm sorry, i did the math. >> you were only 12 in '73. >> no, i was born in '60. i cannot believe i just gave -- >> it's okay. you know what will make you feel better? >> what's that? >> round two of our united states of pie competition. we'll get you a piece of pie. >> thank you. >> the winner could win $10,000. our eva pilgrim is right outside of denver for us. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. let's get ready to rumble. [ cheers and applause ] the battle of the families. we're at the stanley marketplace and we got colorado cherry company with their signature cherry pie. we've got a bourbon pecan pie, celebrity judges, is it going to be cherry, pecan? you have to wait to see. also, michael, do you say pecan or pecan? that's the great debate this morning. >> i say pecan pie. pecan pie. it doesn't matter. i just like to eat it. so that's all that matters. looking forward to talking to