this is the place where 38-year-old barry mcgrath was killed in a crash saturday night. according to police someone in a stolen audi suv smashed into the uber he was riding in. >> they clipped him. he was here like this. >> reporter: that's the neighbor describing how the vehicles involved were positioned after the collision. mcgrath was a well-known and much-liked member of san francisco's irish community. >> i have known barry since he came to the area in 2015. in that period of time he has gotten to know more people than many of us that have been here in some cases. >> reporter: they played on the same hurling team, a popular irish sport. mcgrath's death is a shock to everyone he knew here as well as family and friends in ireland. >> when the news broke of us losing barry, the tragedy really resonated back home as well with many, many people feeling for him and for his family. >> reporter: investigators say the driver who killed mcgrath left the scene on foot. he is described as a white male, more than 6 feet tall, bald and about 45 years old. after the crash this wee

mcgrath was a native of ireland, he moved to san francisco in 2015. his death has shaken the tight knit irish community in the city was a real shock. you know, i think a lot of a lot of people who are out here you know, we're all very close when our families are back in ireland, brian glynn played on the st joseph's hurling club with mcgrath, who was the chairman of the team teammates were their jerseys to the small memorial, team balls and sticks used in this traditional irish game. you know, he just wanted to be part of the part of the community and build on it. and, uh and he did . he was always willing to give a sign for those friends in his community and always always there for you. i really, you know just a great friend. flowers now mark the spot where the uber slammed into the side of the building. the impact of the crash took down a street, sign a tree and damaged a parked car. heard them make songs. ah it's that last lower thought michael k. lives at the building that was hit, he said. he's lived in the outer sunset more than 25 years and the

mcgrath was a passenger in the back seat of an uber when it collided with an audi suv at the intersection of 46th avenue and lincoln way in san francisco. police say the audi was stolen and the driver fled the scene. the graph was a native of ireland, he moved to san francisco in 2015. his death has shaken the tight knit irish community in the city was really shocked. you know, i think a lot of a lot of people who are out here you know, we're all very close when our families are back in ireland, brian glynn played on the st joseph's hurling club with mcgrath, who was the chairman of the team teammates were their jerseys to the small memorial and left trophies, team balls and sticks used in this traditional irish game. you know, he just wanted to be part of the part of the community and build on it. and, uh and he did. flowers now mark the spot where the uber slammed into the side of the building. the impact of the crash took down a street sign a tree. and damaged a parked car. heard that big song. ah it's that lasts over lower thought this apartment. michael k. lives at the building that

>> patrick mcgrath: yeah. the-- the vines were imported from france as-- as tiny, little vines, and the first crop we had from them was in 2020. and then, that wine will be released at the end of 2024. >> stahl: you know, in-- in france, part of the problem is not just warming; it's extreme weather conditions. you know, too much flooding, too much frost, too hot. won't england also have extreme situations like that? >> mcgrath: not at the moment. we're fortunate, you know. england is coming onto the radar as being an area that is warming, but is still moderate in terms of heat, compared to south and central europe, where it's becoming very, very hot. >> stahl: do you think that wine lovers around the world already know that great wines are coming out of england? in other words-- is it "ooh, la la" no more? it's "jolly good"? >> mcgrath: i think-- i think in-- we're still at the, sort of-- in the starting block. but, certainly, yes. over the last ten years the-- from a small base, the sales of english have been

>> reporter: barry mcgrath is the name of that man riding in the uber who died in this crash here saturday night at this corner. i can tell that you according to investigators, the audi suv that crashed into the vehicle that he was riding in was reported stolen in the city, about a couple weeks ago. right now, i want to show you a couple dozen friends of his who are pretty close to the crash scene. a few of them say they are still shocked this happen, saying they were at a team meeting with him last week. now, he was an active member of san francisco's hurling community. that's an irish sport similar to rugby. many of his teammates say they're shocked and a memorial at the crash site is a chance to grieve but also to celebrate what the 38-year-old was able to accomplish. there's a sizable collection of flowers that has been left here by people who got to know him since he moved here in 2015. he was very active in several organized sports in the bay area and with the tight-knit irish community here in san francisco. >> it's a very hard thing for anybody to go through, particularly hard when

reporter: mcgrath was from ireland and had been in the bay area since 2015. he was treasurer of the athletic association of san francisco and enjoyed hurling and football. >> helping to organize as well the games. he was pretty much well-known across the county. reporter: a vigil was held last night. >> we are seeing such an outpouring of grief. because he had so many people and made connections with people. reporter: an uber spokesperson says, our thoughts are with's -- with various family after this incident, we hope the driver makes a full recovery and police arrest a person responsible. police are asking anyone with surveillance video to contact them. ama: it seems strong windndndndd coming our way are already leaving their mark in san jose. winds are suspected of knocking down this huge tree branch at las paseos park. you can see the caution tape and tree branches russell and the wind. two teenagers were taken to the hospital. thankfully they were not seriously hurt. dan: now for the latest on the strong winds. let's go to meteorologist sandy p. meteorol

mcgrath was a native of ireland, he moved to san francisco in 2015. his death has shaken the tight knit irish community in the city was a real shock. you know, i think a lot of a lot of various people who are out here you know, we're all very close when our families are back in ireland, brian glynn played on the st joseph's hurling club with mcgrath, who was the chairman of the team teammates were their jerseys to the small memorial and left trophies, team balls and sticks used in this traditional irish game. you know, he just wanted to be part of the part of the community and build on it. and, uh and he did. flowers now mark the spot where the uber slammed into the side of the building. the impact of the crash took down a street, sign a tree and damaged a parked car. heard them make songs. ah it's that lasts over lower thought this apartment. michael k. lives at the building that was hit, he said. he's lived in the outer sunset more than 25 years and the weekend closure of the great highway funnels traffic toward his street. he said. drivers speed on

the bay area irish community hit hard friends, a very mcgrath expressed their sadness about his death. >> killed while riding and over in san francisco. >> thousands of people been forced to evacuate their homes after a fire at a fertilizer plant in north carolina triggered fears of an explosion. authorities said they were worried ammonium nitrate used in the fertilizer could ignite and explode. 600 tons of the chemical are said to be stored inside as well as another 5,000 tons of fertilizer. as many as 2500 homes within a mile radius have been evacuated. >> san jose police say a man who was struck by a car in a hit and run last month has died from his injuries. police say on january 23rd, 37 year-old travis in of santa clara was walking in the area of the alameda and newhall street when he was hit by a van. police say he was walking in a marked crosswalk. the van fled the scene and is still missing. redmond was taken to a local hospital but died 5 days later. this is the 7th pedestrian death and 10th overall traffic deaths in san jose this year. we're learning more tonight about a ma

and then mcgrath died at the hospital. mcgrath was the chair of san francisco's gaelic athletic association. and he's death dealt a big blow to the various irish community. >> everyone's in shock here and there's a no paid a big part of the irish community san francisco, you know, is the first in the group to, you know, reach out and shake someone's hand and introduced himself and get to know people were putting more focus as opposed to yes, but obviously would be be nice if they did figure out what happened hopefully prevent something like that happen again. >> and they're investigating. but so far they have not made an arrest. >> well, tesla is sending a software update over 50,000 vehicles because of an autopilot feature that allows drivers to roll through stop signs at slow speeds. according to documents from the u.s. safety regulators, tesla is rolling stop mode. lets cars travel through stop signs at about 6 miles per hour. if it detects no other vehicles or pedestrians in the area. tesla says it's not aware of any c

england were bowled out for 129, elysse perry and tahlia mcgrath both getting three wickets each. perry then went on to top—score with a0 — as australia won the ashes on home soil for the first time since 2011. and in netball, the new vitality super league season is well under way and london pulse bounced back from defeat yesterday as they overcame team bath 52—48. it's saracens mavericks who are top after the weekend's action though after they made it two wins from two, inflicting another defeat on the dragons in the process. in—eh mari venter scored twice late on to secure the win for the mavericks who jump above manchester thunder at the top. can there be an fa cup shock? from me and the team, as i say, that is all for now. good night. hello. after a weekend where we've seen heavy rain, strong winds and snow, tonight is looking quieter. most of the showers will fade, including the snow showers which have been affecting scotland and parts of northern england. the winds will ease too. under clear skies, we'll see a widespread frost and a risk of ice, especially across sco

>>the death of 38 year-old barry mcgrath is hitting the bay area's irish community hard. his passing leaving a big hole at san francisco's american gaelic athletic association where he was a hurler and chairman. that's terrible. and, you know, everyone's in shock here and >>there's a no paid a big part of the irish community san francisco. connor mccarthy was berries teammate. he says barry was a big help to anyone, especially those who had immigrated to the bay area from ireland. >>mccarthy found their shared experiences and love for hurling comforting. know he's really open. outgoing each, you know, is the first in the group to, you know, reach out and shake someone's hand and introduced himself and get to know people. a memorial has been set up on the corner of 40th avenue and lincoln street in san francisco. barry was a passenger in an uber there saturday night when police say someone driving a stolen audi smashed into the uber. the driver of the stolen car ran off. barry later died at the hospital. the saint joseph's hurling club is asking people to keep barry's fami

it was saturday night. 38 year-old barry mcgrath was a passenger in an uber when the uber was struck by a stolen car and then the driver of the stolen car took off running and mcgrath was taken to the hospital where he ended up dying. he was the chair of san francisco's gaelic athletic association. it's 9.37. and still ahead. >> how men are finding support at barber shops. and barbers are helping their clients with their mental health. >> and today may be sunny, but it is very windy. just one look at those flags at the bottom of the screen. and you can see the wind pushing through financial district low 60's to upper 50's for highs later on today. it's going to be a cool and windy one. your forecast ahead. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in >> it's 9.40 and state lawmakers are close to a will that take close look at california's recall process. they are taking a look at whether she change it or not, because critics say that the recall process is costly and overused and even weaponized against election officials had every a stage of g

mcgrath ended up dying in the hospital. he was the chair of san francisco's gaelic athletic association. police are looking for the driver of that hit and run vehicle new this morning. cal fire says the fire burning near big sur in monterey county is now 100% contained. it burned 687 acres. it's been burning for over a week now, but luckily nobody was hurt. only one structure was destroyed. and investigators think that this fire started as a prescribed burn which was intended to clear dry brush. but the winds whipped up. then it got out of control. in fact, we're talking more about those winds later in the forecast today. 7.38 and also still ahead, men are finding support at barber shops. how some black barbers are helping their clients with their mental health. >> and tesla has got a software fix for thousands of cars that are rolling through stop signs kind of a california is that technically oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionair

a vigil was held tonight for the victim, very mcgrath. he was the passenger killed while riding in an uber. he was heavily involved in the san francisco gaelic athletic association. the crash happened at 46 avenue and lincoln wait saturday night. san francisco police sam anno driving a stolen -- say a vehicle -- driving a stolen vehicle hit the uber and ran from the scene. dan: california's latest push for universal health care is officially dead. a proposed bill was killed effort it did not get put up for a vote in the state assembly. the bill aimed to move all californians off private health insurance and into a private -- publicly funded health care system called cow care. today was officially pulled, he knew he didn't have the votes to get done. the california nurses association tweeted they are outraged and will continue to fight for cow care. this implement could that in a statement, writing our coalition will continue the fight for accessible, photo -- affordable and equitable health care for all californians. ama: a move is underw

mcgrath died at the hospital. he was chair of san francisco's gaelic athletic association. >> we'll take a break at 5.38. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news men are finding supported barbershops how some black barbers are helping their clients with their mental health. more on that to come. and all eyes on punxsutawney phil this morning. tell you what he saw when he came out of doppler is not at the lowe's. in our 4 o'clock hour. we'll be right back. >> welcome back. 5.41 on this groundhog day. a very important day. i'm not necessarily the most reliable day for predicting what happens, though. we're actually joined by a special guests right now. i know it is not punxsutawney, phil, but it is joe murgo from our sister station wtaj over there in gobbler's joe, what's the vibe out there right now? well, the crowd was a record breaker for the big week today. lot of energy not having the public last year. so this was a big year for groundhog guy. >> and i want to introduce you to the president of the inner circle.

tonight about a man killed in a hit and run in san francisco. 38 year-old barry mcgrath was riding in an uber. >> when the vehicle struck by another vehicle and he did not survive. kron four's. dan thorn talked with friends who reflected on his outgoing personality and his importance to the local irish community. >> the death of 38 year-old barry mcgrath is hitting the bay area's irish community hard. his passing leaving a big hole at san francisco's american gaelic athletic association where he was a hurler and chairman. that's terrible. and, you know, everyone's in shock here and >> there's a no paid a big part of the irish community san francisco. connor mccarthy was berries teammate. he says barry was a big help to anyone, especially those who had immigrated to the bay area from ireland. >> mccarthy found their shared experiences and love for hurling comforting. now he's really open. outgoing you know, is the first in the group to, you know, reach out and shake someone's hand and introduced himself and >> get to know people. a memorial has been set up on the corner of 40th avenue

a vigil was held tonight for the victim, very mcgrath. he was the passenger killed while riding in an uber. he was heavily involved in the san francisco gaelic athletic association. the crash happened at 46 avenue and lincoln wait saturday night. san francisco police sam anno driving a stolen -- say a vehicle -- driving a stolen vehicle hit the uber and ran from the scene. dan: california's latest push for universal health care is officially dead. a proposed bill was killed effort it did not get put up for a vote in the state assembly. the bill aimed to move all californians off private health insurance and into a private -- publicly funded health care system called cow care. today was officially pulled, he knew he didn't have the votes to get done. the california nurses association tweeted they are outraged and will continue to fight for cow care. this implement could that in a statement, writing our coalition will continue the fight for accessible, photo -- affordable and equitable health care for all californians. ama: a move is underw

mcgrath moved from ireland to san francisco in 2015. he was an active member of the city's hurling community. it is an irish sport similar to rugby. his team mates say they're in shock. he recently volunteered to lead the team after years of covid restrictions. >> immediately, there was new energy and all sorts of new activity and recruiting new players and organizing new things, all within three or four days. it was incredible. >> reporter: it turns out the audi was stolen in san francisco more than two weeks ago. police are looking for the driver of that audi who ran from the scene. >>> tonight an investigation into the killing of a homeless man in the east bay. police responded to reports of a body in the el cerrito area. they found a man had a appeared to have a traumatic injury. he was declared dead at the scene. the case is being investigated as a homicide. >>> it is a staggering number and one that reinforces just how quickly omicron spread across the country. tonight, the u.s. total covid case count since the pandemic began stan

happened on the corner 46th avenue and% lincoln street over the weekend saturday night. 38 year-old barry mcgrath was riding in an uber when the car was struck by someone driving a stolen vehicle. the driver of that stolen car ran off graft later died at the hospital. he was chairman of san francisco's gaelic athletic association and his death left a big hole in the bay area's irish community. >> if you want shop here and there's a no paid a big part of the irish community san francisco, you know, is first in the group to, you know, reach out and shake someone's hand and introduced himself and get to know people were putting more focus as opposed to yes, but obviously would be be nice if they did figure out what happened hopefully prevent something like that happen again. >> you know, so far, no arrests have been made in the case. let you know if anything new develops in that story. meanwhile, to the south san jose police say that a man who was struck by a car and hit and run last month is also died from his injuries. police say on january 23rd, 37 year-old travis rep men of santa clara was walki

england were bowled out for 129, elysse perry and tahlia mcgrath both getting three wickets. ellyse perry top—scored with a0. to the winter olympics where great britain's mixed curling team remain on course for a place in the semi finals. jen dodds and bruce mouat picked up a narrow 6—5 win over china this morning — theirfifth win in seven games so far. they're back in action again at lunchtime against norway. you're obviously fighting for the olympic medal so i think every time you're stepping onto the ice, we will give 100% and give everything we've got, and we've got another event on but right now this is the focus and we will fight for everything we have. team gb�*s andrew musgrave finished a respectable 17th in the men's skiathlon. he couldn't improve on the 7th he achieved at pyeongchang as alexander bolshunov from the russian 0lympic committee won gold. now who says kiwis can't fly? take a look at new zealand's zoi sidowski sinnott in the women's slopestyle this morning. she claimed her country's first ever gold medal at a winter olympics with a breathtaking fi

england were bowled out for 129, elysse perry and tahlia mcgrath both getting three wickets each. perry then went on to top—score with 40, as australia won the ashes on home soil for the first time since 2011. the six nations continues this afternoon as france host italy. following scotland�*s win at murrayfieild, england coach eddiejones has said luke cowan—dickie is not to blame for the defeat after the hooker conceded a vital penalty try and yellow card. it was a key moment, with england leading, scotland were given a penalty try for this deliberate knock—on from cowan—dickie who�*s since apologised on social media. that tied the scores, but then finn russell�*s penalty gave them the win by 20 points to 17. it�*s the first time scotland have beaten england in successive six nations since 1984. ireland started their campaign with an emphatic win over reigning champions wales. they won 29 points to 7, running in four tries in dublin to secure that all important bonus point. one game left this weekend, that�*s france—italy in paris at 3 o�*clock. that�*s al

coming up, california cooling on president biden, a new poll says mcgrath are spoofed. california king, hilton, he's here are the answers and he's next. ♪♪ california commies resisting against their leadership, a new poll shows the biden administration steadily losing support from the democrat stronghold since april of last year. the vice president, kamala harris, she has a 38% approval rating in her own state where she was a u.s. senator and attorney general. the two buffoons have done nothing but an act liberal policies since taking office so i can't they get california love? here with me now, most of the california podcast, host of the next revolution sunday nights on the fox news channel, steve hilton is back. i think this is great news, maybe they can finally bust up the model party in california it's been ruling for decades. is it shocking to your 46% of californians have a negative view of kamala harris and 38% approval x crazy numbers. >> who are these 38%? even in the presidential primary, i think i'm right in saying she didn't get to the california, she pu

san francisco police say a man driving a stolen audi suv hit the car that mcgrath was in. the driver ran from the scene. the uber driver is expected to be ok. reggie: february 27 could become oscar grants day. the city council is considering a resolution to declare his birthday auster grant day and restaurant -- oscar grant day. he was shot and killed by a police officer new year's day 2009. his mother says the commemoration is long overdue. she tells the killing sparked a movement in motivated people into activism. kumasi: today marks the start of february and black history month recognizing the contributions that black people have made. a bare area congresswoman who has been called a traitor and conscious of congress is the subject of a documentary. david daniel spoke with barbara lee about the film. >> i was a student at mills college as a young mother on welfare with two kids and was working in the community with the black panther party making sure that people have something to eat. social justice and has always been part of who i am. david: barbara lee speaking truth

the first time in 2018 had a national security background abigail spanberger who was in the cia amy mcgrath who had been a marine pilot and to a person these women said i felt like once more i was called to duty they had had a sense of public service in their military careers, and they really felt that same sense of obligation. now that democracy seemed to be imperiled by this very dangerous character who had little of no appreciation for our democratic norms and institutions and so they began doing things some of them organized some of them protested some of them ran for office other. which volunteered for campaigns and part of the fun of doing this book was really seeing how women network and created their own networks on if you think about it in a traditional political setting. um, let's say a political party decides to get someone to run for office chances are it's a wealthy person because it always helps to have people who've been self fund and most wealthy people are still males. we saw this in the 2020 election when the billionaire showed up and the billionaires were all male. but th

. >> the death of 38 year-old barry mcgrath is hitting the bay area's irish community hard. his passing leaving a big hole at san francisco's american gaelic athletic association where he was a hurler and chairman. that's terrible. and, you know, everyone's in shock here and >> there's a no paid a big part of the irish community san francisco. connor mccarthy was berries teammate. he says barry was a big help to anyone, especially those who had immigrated to the bay area from ireland. >> mccarthy found their shared experiences and love for hurling comforting. know he's really open. outgoing each, you know, is the first in the group to, you know, reach out and shake someone's hand and introduced himself and >> get to know people. a memorial has been set up on the corner of 40th avenue and lincoln street in san francisco. >> barry was a passenger in an uber there saturday night when police say someone driving a stolen audi smashed into the uber. the driver of the stolen car ran off. barry later died at the hospital. the saint joseph's hurling club is asking people to keep barr

corner. 46 avenue and lincoln street over the weekend on saturday night and the man 38 year-old barry mcgrath was a passenger in an uber when that uber was struck. >> by a stolen car. the driver of the stolen car took off and the graph died at the hospital. he was the chair of san francisco's gaelic athletic association. >> 37 the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news test will be sending out a software fix to thousands of its cars. it's to fix a problem that could allow you to roll through a stop sign at low speed. yeah. they're going to get rid of that and all eyes are on. punxsutawney phil this morning. we're going to tell you what's in store for spring. did he see his shadow or not? well, the answer. we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products all at everyday low prices, creating a space to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today! >> we're back at 8.40, tesla is sending a software update over the air to 50,00

i think mcgrath governors should run -- democrat governors should run for senate and congress. i may not agree with their policies but at least they have the account ability skills that i think washington needs. ryan: governor, thank you. that is all the time we have right now. a few big takeaways i think, one, you would like biden to do more. two, if you are a governor who can run, the senate is not such a bad place. governor sununu: there you go. ryan: thank you for watching the livestream. we have a quick programming break now and we will be back shortly for an interview featuring illinois governor jb pritzker. >> welcome back to the 50 americas governor summit. i am a reporter at politico and an author of the illinois playbook based in chicago joined by illinois governor jb pritzker running for a second term and about to give his fourth state of the state address which we just found out will be in person in the capital. it seems almost like normal times. thank you, governor, for joining us on political life. we have much to cover including the latest in managing the pandemi

barrie mcgrath, on behalf of supervisor melgar, for pastor gregory chisel. on behalf of supervisor peskin, for the late ms. rosemary mano and on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late melissa loy. >> thank you, madam clerk. do we have anymore business before us. >> that concludes our business for this evening. >> adversity, the art of thinking independently together. malcolm forbes. this meeting is adjourned. >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the thing

barrie mcgrath, on behalf of supervisor melgar, for pastor gregory chisel. on behalf of supervisor peskin, for the late ms. rosemary mano and on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late melissa loy. >> thank you madam clerk. do we have anymore business before us. >> that concludes our business for this evening. >> adversity the art of thinking independently together. malcolm forbes. this meeting is adjourned. >>> when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what's going on in daily life and everything changes. murals graffiti store opening. store closing. the bakery. i shoot anything and everything in chinatown. i shoot daily life. i'm a crazy animal. i'm shooting for fun. that's what i love. >> i'm frank jane. i'm a community photographer for the last i think about 20 years. i joined the chinese historical society. it was a way i could practice my society and i can give the community memories. i've been practicing and get to know everybody and everybody knew me pretty much documenting the history i don't just shoot ev

barrie mcgrath, on behalf of supervisor melgar, for pastor gregory chisel. on behalf of supervisor peskin, for the late ms. rosemary mano and on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late melissa loy. >> thank you, madam clerk. do we have anymore business before us. >> that concludes our business for this evening. >> adversity, the art of thinking independently together. malcolm forbes. this meeting is adjourned. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> so i grew up in cambridge, massachusetts and i was very fortunate to meet my future wife, now my wife while we were both attending graduate school at m.i.t., studying urban planning. so this is her hometown. so, we fell in love and moved to her city. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i was introduced to this part of town while working on a campaign for gavin, who is running for mayor. i was one of the organizers out here and i met the people and i fell in love with them in the neighborhood. so it also was a place in the city that at the time that i could afford to buy a home and i wanted to own my own home. this is where we laid dow

barrie mcgrath, on behalf of supervisor melgar, for pastor gregory chisel. on behalf of supervisor peskin, for the late ms. rosemary mano and on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late melissa loy. >> thank you, madam clerk. do we have anymore business before us. >> that concludes our business for this evening. >> adversity, the art of thinking independently together. malcolm forbes. this meeting is adjourned. >> mayor breed: as we celebrate the new year. it is time for a new beginning. it is time for hope, happiness, pride in who we are as san franciscans. it is a tough two years. be proud of what we have done. on february 19th we will be back in san francisco! the year of the tiger, >> 22 meeting of the san francisco redistricting task force. misterclark, are there any announcements ?>> minutes will reflect task force members are participating remotely to the extent as though they were physically present in a meeting room somewhere in the city. task force recognizes public access to city services is essential and invite your participation in the following

the fact president templer mcgrath had a warm response with president putin yesterday, that that can be taken as a positive as well. but at the moment we are still stuck in this limbo where there has not been a resolution found and it's a very thorny issue that neither side particularly seem to be budging on at all, which is the issue of nato and to potentially expanding in the future. russia wants a cast—iron guarantee that it went and nato and the us have repeatedly said that thatis the us have repeatedly said that that is not something that is on the table. how do you get around that particular issue to find a diplomatic solution? particular issue to find a dilomatic solution? ., ~ , ., , diplomatic solution? thank you very much. caroline _ diplomatic solution? thank you very much. caroline davies _ diplomatic solution? thank you very much. caroline davies in _ diplomatic solution? thank you very much. caroline davies in moscow. l the headlines on bbc news: after sir keir starmer is harassed by protestors shouting the name of paedophilejimmy savile, downing street says there wil