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chief o'hara's perspective is more nuanced. department is still under a consent decree with the state and he says he'll continue with reforms related to arrest practices and use of force regardless of what's going on in washington. >> it's not enough to just do consent decrees. there is more that we have to do to change the reality of how people experience policing on the street. >> john: so, skyler, given that those state consent decrees are still around, how much will this federal decision actually affect the police departments and how they do business? >> reporter: well, that's the interesting thing, john. i think time will tell on that front. but to your point, because there are still state consent decrees still in effect and other efforts as it relates to police reform and several other of these departments that were being looked into, i think that many in leadership say that they will continue to try to do this work, and that includes minneapolis, as chief o'hara says, that it will take time to make sure that things get b

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chief o'hara, thank you so much for joining us tonight.ferent moment. >> thank you. >> for. having me. of course, you know, we're in a very different moment. five years later now, the justice department has just announced it's ending investigations and canceling consent decrees for your cities, your city and elsewhere. you said that george floyd's death is still an open wound for minneapolis. so how do you heal a wound when the community you serve loses its chance at federal oversight and accountability? >> well, i think. >> it's. >> important for. >> people around the. country to know that the minneapolis. >> police. department has. >> been under a consent decree. >> with the state government. >> and actually, this past week, the. >> independent monitor. >> released its first. >> annual report. >> measuring that progress. >> and a lot. >> of the. >> issues that are covered. >> in the. >> consent decree were mirrored by the proposed. doj consent decree. and they cover. >> all of the things that. people find as problematic with policing in

>>and o'hara fits right in.addition to working in biotech, she is now actively looking for contract jobs in the cannabis industry. >>people like me who've already done some things. but this is just another interesting twist that i hopefully can use my previous skills >>with. o'hara hopes to inspire others that it's never too late to try something new, even in the midst of your career, because you never know where it will take you next. >>so if this sounds interesting, cal state east bay says the course starts up again every 6 to 8 weeks, and it is back in july. parents of two young children could be facing charges months after a tense standoff between police and the kids as they were playing with a gun. how police were able to deescalate that situation without anyone getting hurt. and there's a simple but firm message from bay area school districts to students thinking about taking part in a new tiktok challenge. don't. >>that's pretty good advice about any tiktok challenge. we're still tracking a few showers ma

>>and o'hara fits right in. in addition to working in biotech, she is now actively looking for contract jobs in the cannabis industry. >>people like me who've already done some things. but this is just another interesting twist that i hopefully can use my previous skills >>with. o'hara hopes to inspire others that it's never too late to try something new, even in the midst of your career, because you never know where it will take you next. >>so if this sounds interesting, cal state east bay says the course starts up again every 6 to 8 weeks, and it is back in july. parents of two young children could be facing charges months after a tense standoff between police and the kids as they were playing with a gun. how police were able to deescalate that situation without anyone getting hurt. and there's a simple but firm message from bay area school districts to students thinking about taking part in a new tiktok challenge. don't. >>that's pretty good advice about any tiktok challenge. we're still tracking a few shower

and that sets the stage for o'hara.are. >> and footballers. >> how's that for a knockout round win on opening night dollars. welcome to the season. >> to house in the game, whole time was so it's cool know that the city's going love weather out of the game. just to have that feeling the whole game know that they're going that. investors also was cool and just see the crowds running around. they're just kind what i want the best the rest my life. >> it is been a nice run for the quakes. unbeaten in 5 straight entering tuesday, including a win over portland on may. 3rd tonight, a rematch with the timbers this time in open cup play round of 16 action at paypal park offense at a premium 56th minute the timbers give it away. beau leroux with a chance and it is just. brushed aside. other end area lasted or sets up. jonathan rodriguez, earl edwards with the save. get extra time at a lot of it. 100 16th minute. mark anthony kay gets a there is it? >> the only goal of the game. >> how about wakes win one-nil and they are on to t

maria: cheryl, thank you, sean o'hara what are you seeing in terms of investors moving money earlierere is seven trillion dollars right now, sitting in money market accounts doesn't that money if of you money in a money market account doesn't it find its way to the stock market. >> i think it does i this is there's two catalysts cash on side lines that will be deployed a massive amount of shortage institutions hedge funds short basically all year, i think they are going through a, paper here you will see shorts could be a little bit of a motivator create momentum upside for stocks. maria: all right. sounds like you think this market is going higher. >> i think it is. >> all right. we leave it there good to see you this morning saw so much stay with us a big interview coming up make america healthy again. we'll be right back. . you know harbor freight for affordability. but durability goes right along with it. you see, we test. and then we test again. now, it's time for you to put us to the test. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. (♪) (vo) weight loss. for so long, i f

teamer to the east and then team o'hara down towards the south we see number three. those are the three teams that they broken this brigade size combathe command into and then on-the-fly organize them into taskforces. >> just one richard what is like what youik talk about? >> they always say that. when i'm talking. i don't blame them. yet, they are. they are parceled out into water like they key parts of the road net, across the road leading to bastogne. the battle a bastogne doesn't happenit in bastogne here kind f like gettysburg in that respect. the key terrain is outside of town. in this case it's along the eastern approaches during this phase of the battle. were talking by the 19th. by that time we got a lot happen with the 28th division has been broken apart and is bought time for this to happen. one thing i want to make it before get deeper into this, what happens to the folder in terms of closing the loop, is command post of course as a fighting growth or violent by the end of the second they ended to the third, now you got german tanks knocking right of the

on lone tree way near o'hara avenue, contra costa. fire. put it out quickly. the smoke died down within 30 minutes. and east bay school employee is locked up tonight without bail. accused of sexually assaulting an underage student. walnut creek police arrested 43 year-old gerard flaherty of pleasant hill yesterday. now we're sharing his name because police are concerned about more possible victims. flaherty worked at the contra costa school of performing arts and is now on leave. police have not said whether this alleged incident involves a current student or former student who just recently came forward. >> when you speak of my name that i carry the flame. >> legendary folk singer joan baez was among those at a may day rally tonight in downtown mountain view. hundreds of people showed up at the civic center for the rally to mark international workers day. baez addressed the crowd and also sang. as you heard, the group later marched to gateway park. >> in the east bay. a large crowd gathered at the courthouse in martinez. many in the group holding signs protes

that's where i live with the scarlet o'hara to do that. i agree. no. yeah, we know that it matters what you where, and it also matters to be there when you're talking about key i need remains one of the most important film festivals in the world. right? i be the most important film festival i have to say does not have been others who have tried to compete. venice for example, for a number of years seems like it could almost be on the level of can. but the can always seems to dominate and seems to serve you need to be pulling away. last year we had films like nora, the substance, amelia perez, which started here were discovered here, went on. doesn't conquer the world of nora, of course, winning best picture at the oscars on the whole focus of the international film world is here, or whether it's hollywood or our tourist in a box, whether it's asian cinema, or, or indian cinema. everything is here and everyone's on has to be here if they want to matter in the field. and it's got, i'm sure another topic that people are talking about where you will are. t

on lone tree way near o'hara avenue, contra costa. fire. put it out quickly.he smoke died down within 30 minutes. and east bay school employee is locked up tonight without bail. accused of sexually assaulting an underage student. walnut creek police arrested 43 year-old gerard flaherty of pleasant hill yesterday. now we're sharing his name because police are concerned about more possible victims. flaherty worked at the contra costa school of performing arts and is now on leave. police have not said whether this alleged incident involves a current student or former student who just recently came forward. >> when you speak of my name that i carry the flame. >> legendary folk singer joan baez was among those at a may day rally tonight in downtown mountain view. hundreds of people showed up at the civic center for the rally to mark international workers day. baez addressed the crowd and also sang. as you heard, the group later marched to gateway park. >> in the east bay. a large crowd gathered at the courthouse in martinez. many in the group holding signs protesti

but teams and o'hara is more about bastogne at that point, which is losing value by every minute thateam disagrees that northern or whatever that could could perhaps provide you an entry way north in that battle that was the worst all the three for them well and literally while their fighting you've got the five of six and the five of first parachuted three regiments literally marching and kind of you know in some cases confusingly you know joining the fight or becoming part of the battlefield. but you can see the of this literally by hours. you know, hours of difference really would have changed the course of of this battle. absolutely. lutely hours are so vital here. so by the time this has happened, by the time we're at the end of the day of december 19th and getting in the 20th, in that sense the germans have already lost in terms of bastogne as anything valuable to them, i would argue now it doesn't mean there isn't still very fighting and that we don't respect the and the courage of all those who are pinned now into bastogne. but it's a different kind of fight if we're looking a

josh o'hara with the usps for 10 years the cash fell out of someone's pocket while they were gettingd on surveillance. when the homeowner, sarah, found it she couldn't wait to share the video with the neighborhood. >> judge jeanine: that is sweet. greg? >> greg: i don't believe it. you fell for that other prank remember the one help the homeless guy? >> jessica: that was compelling. >> greg: tonight, jamie lissow, cj pierson. tyrus. tonight at 10:00. let's do this. greg's dining news. you know, everybody has this problem. how do you feed your baby vulture, you have this problem. i have this problem. what i do is make a glove that looks like a mother vulture to feed my baby vulture. just like this. vulture at the bronx zoo i put this on to feed vultures. it's very nice. actually at the bronx zoo, everybody. isn't that interesting? >> judge jeanine: do you think the baby's eyes are even open? >> greg: i don't know. >> jesse: i did that with a breast one time. made a breast and put it over my hand and shoved it in my kid's mouth. totally fell for it. you got feed them. let them starve?

on the button on the east coast, coming up, drrltor president o'hara here on 500 plus-point rally underwayhen the president ceo of, james will join me on maha make america healthy the tariff impact on golden age u.s. manufacturing, first hot topic of the hour president trump says he is considering sanctions on russia, after russia escalated attacks on ukraine last week over the weekend. the president went off on vladimir putin actions before leaving new jersey sunday. >> i am not happy with what putin is doing he is killing a lot of people and i don't know what the hell happened to putin, talked before about putting more sanctions on russia that is something you are considering more -- >> absolutely. killing a lot of people i don't know what is wrong with him what the hell happened to him; right? killing a lot of people i am not happy about that.

sadly, john o'hara. anyway, so i wanted to be write stories where the opening scene and dialog interior monologue you get people to tell you what they're thinking you can interior monologue i mean how does they know what they're they ask the -- question are you and you don't have to attribute it you know it, you know it. and so so that's what i did for nine years, but i bye bye, bye bye. happy days after i was on the paper for four years or five years when abe rosenthal was appointed city editor, he was that wonderful correspondent almost. he's almost as good as you are. abe rosenthal we almost as a writer, he was beautiful foreign correspondent in poland and tokyo and somewhere else. they up the sense to the editor and he actually like some of my stuff. so was thinking of quitting is that 1962 or three? i was i did but frank adams and but i didn't but i got a letter from tokyo for mr. rosenthal said i want to know what you know that i have this job and you're to be well-treated. who knows? i was disgrun

on lone tree way near o'hara avenue. contra costa fire. put it out fast. but the smoke. it died down within 30 minutes. with that year round wildfire season, california could give homeowners money to make their homes safer. a new bill would set up grants for low income families in high risk areas. it would help pay for things like fireproof roofing, creating defensible space around homes and other fire prevention tactics. it's not clear how much money homeowners could receive or where the funding would come from. >> i believe we need a dedicated program to maximize risk mitigation benefits for californians by addressing a key barrier. the upfront cost of essential mitigation actions. >> this comes as the state is pushing ahead with a zone zero policy that's expectedo take effect next year. homes in high hazard areas would be required to have everything flammable cleared from within five feet of their home. >> sundown cinema, san francisco's free outdoor summer movie series, is now canceled. according to kqed, the sf parks alliance simply can't afford it costs an estimate

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