tobe: yeah.d: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >>> a romance novelist who wrote an essay titled "how to murder your husband" will now spend life in prison for murdering her husband. an oregon judge sentenced an oregon judge charged nancy crampton brophy on monday. prosecutors say she wanted to collect his life insurance money. she'll be eligible for parole in 25 years at age 96. >>> now to the economy, a big decision tomorrow is causing more concern on wall street as the markets drop and interest rates rise. many americans have few options when it comes to their financial health. this morning, 40-year high inflation is taking a bite out of americans' savings accounts. a new survey finds 67% of americans are raiding their savings to cover rising costs. >> savings did rise during the pandemic in part because it was harder to spend money in some ways, but those savings rates have now gone well below those pandemic levels. >>

tobe: yeah. muhammed: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >> back now with a dog in a heated situation. it took a peek at something on the stove. but the pooch turned on a b burner. >>> a new push to recall a flea and tick collar now linked to thousands of deaths. here's andrea. >> reporter: this morning emotional testimony from pet owners who claim a popular key and tick collar led to the deaths of their dogs. >> i'm could not convenienced it was the collar that killed him. >> reporter: she describe how her dog tigger died after wearing the collar. she urged congress to take action. >> tigger was lovely and never suffered from any serious health problems so i put the s every resto collars. >> the innovative collar distributes active ingredients for easy, effective protection. >> reporter: have been linked to thousands of deaths and the epa suggests nearly 100,000 complaints about the collar since 2015. some lawmakers now as

tobe: yeah.nd so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >>> don't try this at home. a potentially deadly stunt on a new york city subway train. police are searching for these people who rode on top of the cars friday, a move called subway surfing. no one was hurt as the train rumbled across the williamsburg bridge. a subway surfer died last year after falling. >>> the cdc has lifted its covid testing requirement for international travelers just as the summer season kicks off. foreign nationals no longer have to test negative before boarding a flight to the u.s. the cdc says it's able to drop the rule because of the progress made fighting covid-19. >> now that we have a better handle on the situation, i think it's reasonable to open things up so people can travel. >> a lot of people didn't want to travel internationally because of the testing requirement. this provides them with peace of mind. >> deals for international travel this sum

tobe: yeah.d: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >>> back now with some dramatic scenes from the waters off tampa bay. a boat carrying 11 members of a family capsized, so a nearby boat came to the rescue. good samaritans pulling people out of the water before authorities arrived. one man was treated at the hospital. >>> now to the summer travel nightmare appearing to get even worse. yesterday was one of the worst days yet for recent air travel and the peak summer vacation season is just getting under way. this morning as summer travelers take to the skies, delays and cancellations are on the rise. >> very frustrating to the point where it's enraging. >> reporter: 1,600 flights alone as storms swept through some of the nation's busiest airports. a rising number of flight cancellations the results of airlines struggling with staffing shortages especially pilots. unions have repeatedly complained there's not enough staff to fo

tobe: yeah.d: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >>> back now with the lululemon heist uncovered. authorities got a tip about stolen lululemon gear being shipped to an apartment in california from the midwest. after it was delivered, a search revealed more than $200,000 in clothing. the residents claimed they didn't know what was inside the boxes. police are investigating. >>> a mishappen involving a bounce house turned a school celebration into chaos. 14 elementary school kids were injured. one suffered a broken leg. when the inflatable slide overturned, apparently because. uneven weight. one child was catapulted into the air. one witness who didn't want to appear on camera described the scene. >> when i seen that child go from the sky up, he fell to the gate. the bounce house was about five feet away and that's when he landed. he hit hit head. it was horrible. >> in december, five children died in a bounce house in austra

tobe: yeah.he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. dan: breaking news in the alameda county sheriff's race. sheriff greg ahearn has released a statement conceding the race and congratulating his opponent, who has more than 52% of the vote. his term will end in january 2023. sanchez today will be the first latin accent female -- latinx and female sheriff. kristen: remember that netflix hit game show about a deadly serious game show, now is about to come a true reality game show with the largest prize ever. >> hear that? the ominous song that struck fear into millions around the world means exclude game -- means squid game is back, the most popular show on netflix. this time for real -- sort of. the newly imagined reality show with 456 competitors and millions at stake for the winner. sound familiar? squid game, comes at a challenging time for netflix. the company announced a steep loss in subscribers. >> what way to do that is bring bac

tobe: yeah. he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. dan: we are live at thrive city with a preview. >> you can hear the music intensity building right now. many of the fans i talk with believe this game at chase will be the loudest ever at chase in light of some of those cheers we heard in boston, the vulgar cheers directed at draymond green. many fans say those were uncalled for. >> low class. that is not necessary. hopefully it will fuel us even more, but hopefully the crowd here will be a little more well behaved. >> i think they were pretty nasty. boston does have a history of doing things like that, being a little dirty. >> very inappropriate, disrespectful. i hope we stay humble. >> the ultimate this respect. i get it, it is a game. these guys are human beings. they have feelings. to see what boston did and then for them to lose in the fashion they lost, it felt really good. >> everybody outside boston doesn't like boston. let's

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karina: the reason the mayor's standing against reparations to the asian-american com tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> with rising rates, could that mean a cooling housing market and a better time to buy? not everyone agrees. our team is keeping and i on your money and how it is changing in the bay area. >> and the number of americans who say --. >> the future is now. >> everything old is new again. coming back to our 90's today. cool spots along the coast. most spots waking up with numbers in the 50's. another sunny day will feature

tobe: yeah. so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. ama: it is time for consumer news. larry: michael finney with a headset for parents. michael: -- heads up for parents. michael: fisher-price has recalled its infant to toddler and newborn to toddler rockers. kids -- baby einstein rockers. at least 13 children have died since 2009. experts say rockers should never be used for sleep and if infants -- and infants should always be supervised and restrained in those rockers. forward is recalling nearly 49,000. it could cause the vehicle to lose power while moving. vehicles manufactured in mexico. ford will issue a software update in the next month. owners wanting an immediate fix can bring their cars to their local dealershi airways is stils with jetblue about a potential acquisition. it says it will make a decision to either sell to jetblue or frontier airlines before the stockholders meeting at the end of this month. jetblue has made

tobe: yeah. really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. carnage. >> i was slipping in people's blood. >> the january 6th committee debuts its case aiming to pin the blame for the attack on the capitol squarely on former

tobe: yeah.nd so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. teen the day to celebrate the end of slavery specifically the day african-americans in galveston, texas found out they were free two years after the emancipation proclamation and san francisco is gearing up to a commemorate juneteenth this weekend with multiple celebrations throughout the city abc7 news reporter lose pena spoke to a historian about the significance of this holiday and the role, san francisco. is played through the years? over a hundred yearsgo b lias known for connecting the world as the mecca of tech rally for civil rights. they come by train. they come by bus this region was influential in the abolitionist movement. san francisco was the western hub of the underground railroad. and their role was to raise the money. so the money for the raid on harpers ferry, which was the precipitating event for the civil war. came from san francisco. john. templeton is known

tobe: yeah.forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. kristen: two dozen cities are vying for the chance to host the fifa world cup in 2026. just a short time ago, the big announcement. >> the golden gate city of san francisco and the bay area. dan: santa clara made the list. zach fuentes is live at levi's stadium. >> it's such a huge deal that were having the world cup in north america at all, but right here in the bay area at santa clara is amazing. we were at a watch party when the announcement was made. there was a huge surge of energy when we found out that santa clara is in fact going to be a host city. local leaders in the bay area have been pushing for this since north american countries were awarded the world cup back in 2018. the bay area got to be a site for the world cup back in 1994. now they hope it will do that and more in 2026. local soccer legends were here at the watch party and we got to speak with randy chastain just moments aft

tobe: yeah. muhammed: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. carnage. >> i was slipping in people's blood. >> the january 6th committee debuts its case aiming to pin the blame for the attack on the capitol squarely on former president trump. >> trump asked us to come. >> january 6th was the culmination of an attempted coup. >> the key question, will the new evidence have any impact? committee member congressman adam schiff previews more hearings to come. heartbreaking testimony. >> i left my daughter at that school, and that decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> after the uvalde community shares its grief, will congress finally act? >> making sure that this time the answer is not nothing. >> as students again march for their lives, what four survivors of the massacre at sandy hook elementary have to say about guns in america. >> after ten years of everyone saying enough is enough and never again after sandy hook, i

and prove a counterpoint to inflation concerns and other things the democrats know they will have tobefighting against. you need something to fight for. and this could be it. >> another thing to speak to that would be a amendment that the democrats are hoping to pu here. the enshrining abortion rights in the california constitution. what would that have politically? >> again a could help get them to the polls. there could be an activating issue for those who see themselves as one issue voters. more broadly the hope is that it will protect against future potential changes in california. i was on a call with the senate pro tem toni atkins who said we are not ready to worry about this legislature. but as we see there is fallout from this and that is a real concrete way to follow those politics. there are real-life implications for women not just in california but across the country you done some talking and reporting with researchers looking at how being denied an abortion comes forward. >> women are more likely to enter poverty. and more interestingly when followed years after their abor

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tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you. a new development in the case of a stolen custom bike belonging to a nine-year-old boy. he is riding high again. >> surprise! do you like that? is that cool or what? >> the moment is so precious. the warriors seem bike was discovered missing last month from the family garage in san francisco. the bike became a family project with benny designing it since he was three years old. he has won several awards for it. when the warriors learned the bike was stolen they asked the san francisco bull rider council to build benny a new one. benny got his new bike today. >> i got my bike back. i saw the designs. it is a new bike. a good seat. digger. has light. >> are -- our own luz pena brought you the story when his bike was for stolen last month and was there for the surprise today. the warriors jumped in to the low rider counsel to pay for the cost of the new bike. smiles all around. warm and fuzzy. it's good to see something positive after such a terrible story the other week. >> what a sweet

that assumption that has -- turned out tobe completely erroneous.o if this war persists for a long time, if it is going to lead to a humanitarian tragedy in ukraine, i believe you're going to look at a lot more pressure on india both internally and externally to change its opinion on what's going on. let me caveat my argument that if it hasn't really supported the russian war, for example until 2014, india has set its interest. india has not made that out in 2022. if you look at india's explanations at the bored at that time nights nation security counsel, india has made the argument that it is important to address this. it's not a good idea. all those correct arguments in its recommendation. they elect against it. so by not condemning russia one could make the argument that india is sun denly pro-russia. not because it likes what it's doing but because the geo political entwinment. and you know, so i think to answer your question very quickly, muhammad, i think is this world becomes bloodier, there will be more pressure on india. >> glen, going for

i'll take the popcorn because this is going tobe be goodth and that's the angle. me all right. joining me now is charlie hurt, opinion editor of n the washington times, fox newsor contributor and pete hegseth, fox and friends weekend co-host. and author of the fantastic new book battle for the america mind this january 6th committeen and the drama they're trying to conjure up with is just emblematic of everything the democrats have done, never addressingyt the concerns of the american people. it's all about politics. it. is because it's craven for her . her entire political career has been based on politicaler. i respect age and experience, right. usuallyd comes with wisdom. s in her case it is a case of failing up and catering to those political aspects which o can further her power which se then uses to craterti that political. how can you blame her ? she flies between private i'm sure between washington, an d.c. and san francisco and thed other time she has she spends fundraising that is the old cachet of political power that she leveragespo and but what she does when she ge

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♪ ♪ collaboration and consensus ♪ ♪ and getting this done .i ♪ ♪ am so excited like the mayor ♪ ♪ tobeffer, and i think that for me was one of the biggest challenges is kind of facing so many barriers, even with all the privilege and access that i had. it was how can i make sure that i transform those challenges into really helping other people. we're celebrating transgender awareness month, and within that, we recognize transgender day of remembrance, which is a memorial of those that we have lost due to transgender violence, which within the last year, 2019, we've lost 22 transgender folks. think all but one are transgender women of color who have been murdered across the country. i think it's important because we get to lift up their stories, and bring attention to the attacks and violence that are still taking place. we push back against washington. that kind of impact is starting to impact trans black folks, so it's important for our office to advocate and recognize, and come together and really remember our strength and resilience. as the only acting director of a city department

their values and what they want and he's such just a vehicle they can use to get to where they want tobe . and you know if you win the heart that they had will follow. so i think that what he is consistent. he's and i think i've said it before but there's no daylight between the private citizen and ublic you know, when joe promised my dad people originally thought it was goal in the last day of bo's life and bow was asking his dad to promise and he would run for president. that wasn't it. promise me dad that you won't disengage. promise me that you'll stay in because when tragedy strikes all go, the natural inclination is to shut down. and so joe's amount of his word. irso his entire life and i'm not surprised. i'm m on by it and i'm proud of him. again a real man, not odd. he's just a good man. he will let youdown. or he'll die trying . >> the question is what surprised you most. is there something that you hadn't expected that surprised youmost about him ? >> all the things that i expect to see, it surprises me to see him in the primaries when we wererunning . in the beginning in iowa

tobe: yeah.med: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. prin trying to regain authority after he survived a no confidence vote by members of his own conservative party. johnson was under pressure because of the party gate scandal. he and his staff held alcohol fueled parties while the uk was under top pandemic lockdowns and one party was held the day before the funeral of prince philip johnson was required to pay a fine becoming the first prime minister to be sanctioned for breaking the law while in office . now, he says, his government can move forward. and what this gives us is the opportunity to put behind us all the stuff that i know the media have quite properly wanted to focus on for a very long time to do our job, which is to focus on the stuff that i think the public actually want us to be talking about, which is what we are doing to help the people of this country. no bars. johnson will remain the leader of the conserva

♪ ♪ collaboration and consensus ♪ ♪ and getting this done .i ♪ ♪ am so excited like the mayor ♪ ♪ tobehroom and fired me. there were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. and so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor, so our transadvisory community members, if they could raise their hands and you could give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your help. my leadership here at the office is engaging the mayor and leadership with our lgbt community. we also get to support, like, local policy and make sure that that is implemented, from all-gender bathrooms to making sure that there's lgbt data collection across the city. get to do a lot of great events in trans awareness month. >> transgender people really need representation in politics of all kinds, and i'm so grateful for clair farley because she represents us so intelligently. >> i would like to take a moment of silence

♪ ♪ collaboration and consensus ♪ ♪ and getting this done .i ♪ ♪ am so excited like the mayor ♪ ♪ tobetial proclamation it became a national holiday to beobserved on the last monday of the month of may . originally memorial day was called decoration day during the civil war to recognize the veterans whogave their lives . memorial day and veterans day getconfused because it involves veterans .veterans day is on november 11 is a day to honor our veterans who are still alive while at the same time we pay respect to those who have passed but memorial day is a day to show our respect to what was said and honor ourveterans who have passed on . >> lieutenant john david miley was a graduate of the united states military academy atwest point in 1887 . he was commissioned as a second lieutenant with the fifth artillery regiment with the outbreak of the spanish-american war in 1898 he was assigned an aide-de-camp to major general william shatner, khmer and commander of the expedition to cuba.he was highly trusted and when the general staff fell lieutenant miley was designed to coordinate the atta

♪ ♪ collaboration and consensus ♪ ♪ and getting this done .i ♪ ♪ am so excited like the mayor ♪ ♪ tobehat our entire community is served by the city and that we all get opportunities to participate because, in the end, our entire community is stronger. >> the pandemic underscored many of the inequities they experienced on a daily basis. nonetheless, this health crisis also highlighted the strength in the lgbtq and trans community. >> several of our team members were deployed as part of the work at the covid command center and they did incredit able work there both in terms of navigation and shelter-in-place hotels to other team members who led equity and lgbtq inclusion work to make sure we had pop-up testing and information sites across the city as well as making sure that data collection was happening. we had statewide legislation that required that we collected information on sexual orientation and our team worked so closely with d.p.h. to make sure those questions were included at testing site but also throughout the whole network of care. part of the work i've had a privilege to b

people who have confidence before they get into relationships and plenty of people who don't want tobe in relationships and have meaning in other kinds of life for me , i think also the revelation that we should have a family because i spent years taking if you were clear that means you couldn't have a family and i wanted to be hatrue to myself and i wanted to have kids and i really felt like it was an impossible choice that iwas faced with . i would say that was the nexus of resilience and resiliencehas always been my subject . my first group was with artists and how they were as resilient living in a regime in which they were being sent to prison camps and the other was how my mother managed to achieve great dignity and that whole experience with having cancer so i feel like i circled back where people say to me you've written about such a different subject i circledback to that . but tell me for you, so when you were pregnant with leo did you worry at any point that your relationship became would upstage your relationship with haley? >> i mean, they were certainly worried about that

♪ ♪ collaboration and consensus ♪ ♪ and getting this done .i ♪ ♪ am so excited like the mayor ♪ ♪ tobes that can be made and really just providing the neighborhood with a face, this is something that we've seen work and something you can trust. >> together, city and community-based teams work daily to connect people to services, [♪♪♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪♪♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed tactile properties of artwork and tile work. i always have an interest in public art. i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world. you shouldn't just be something in museums. i love that people can just go there, and it is there for everyone. public art is art with a job to do. it is a place where the architecture meets the public. where the artist takes the meaning of the si

i was medically transitioned from ages 13 tobe 16 . my parents took me to a servicee who affirmed my male identity and the therapists did not care about causality or encouraged me to learn to be comfortable with mye me b body. he brushed offen my parents concerns about the efficacy of hormones, puberty blockers and surgeries. my parents were given the threat of suicidee as reason to move me forward. my transition okay, this beyond disturbing how many young people do you think are going through the same gender identity indoctrination? my endocrinologist after two or three appointments put me on puberty blockers a and injectable testosterone at age 15 . i assume of my therapist continue to offer my transition. i did top surgery class. i was filled with around 12 girls that thought they were men. most were my age or younger. noned of us were going to be men. we were fleeing from the uncomfortable feeling of becoming women. c i was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self fromy my body irreversibly and painfully okay, that the ameri

thank goodness we continue to see this money and as a former deputy i'm very proud and would love tobeded as a cosponsor on all these items . >> thank you so much. i would like to make a motion to send item 7 to the full board witha positive recommendation, can we have a rollcall ? >> item numberseven to the full board with a positive recommendation . [roll call vote] >> items eight through 11 i would like it to make amotion to amend the items . >> on that motion to amend items eight, nine, 10 and 11 with the revised amounts. vice chair safai. [roll call vote] >> finally i'd like to make a motion to send items eight through 11 to the full board with positive recommendation a amended . >> on the motion to forward it items eight, nine, 10 and 11 to the full board. department of recommendation as amended, vice chair safai. [roll call vote] we have 3 aye's. >> you for all your work. mister clark can you read item number 12 ? >> item 12 is a resolution approving second amendment between the tides center and department of supportive housing to support management services at six delivering in