the district did not respond for numerous comments if the federal government finds violations carroll schools could be forced to implemen new diversity training that process could take months or even years, something christina says her family cannot afford to wait and see. >> some days are really still fficult. he's working really hard to overcome but the good days are just so thankful for every day because we almost didn't have anymore with him >> what gave you the bravery to talk about this >> mainly just being able to know that other people in this school district if they are listening to this that they'll be able to actually see like that there will be some good in this world. >> reporter: antonia hylton, nbc news, southlake, texas >>> up next, honoring the women standing strong in ukraine. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test >>> on this international women's day, we celebrate the achievements of women across the globe here in ukraine we are witnessing people every day finding a strength

he's 62-year-old william carroll. police say he tried to rob a woman with a knife while she was walking her dog, but he took off with the, well, evidence all over him miami pd said the victim stopped on these stairs to pick up the dog's pop as she went to grab it carroll pulled out his knife and started to strangle her. carroll got away with the victim's waltz and credit cards. he initially told the cops he wasn't involved in that robbery at all but his shirt stay the police proved him a liar and a thief and the police report officers wrote a brownish stain was seen on the defendant's shirt matching the dog poop from the scene. police arrested carroll for armed robbery and battery. he's being held without bond in the miami county jail. it's unclear whether he's hired an attorney. 40 seconds on a race to the finish vladimir putin's top adviseers have been misleading him about the invasion, not telling him how terribly it's going because they are afraid to give him the truth, according to a new u.s. intelligence assessm

carroll. before we call and ask for the consultants' report, i do want to let people know that on our meeting of the 14, we will be discussing mapping and how the mapping procedures for our mapping meetings will take place, and members, we are still soliciting input, so if you have any, vice chair -- not me, but when you're chair, you get to do that, so -- but no, in all seriousness, members, we are still soliciting your input on how you're going to proceed. it may seem that it's going to be a bit unwieldy, but that's the way we'll do that, and it certainly has to be done. we're getting ready to start, and everybody's been asking for it, so it's on the way very soon. with that, members, if you have nothing on this mapping i'd, we can go to the consultants. >> clerk: seth neal is here, representing q-2. >> seth neal, good to see you. >> i am seth neal with the q2 consultants. there have been two new community interests that have been submitted using the on-line forum, bringing the total to 59 c

as emily, her grandchild, 16 year old carroll doesn't know if he will ever return to ukraine. delicious. i will stay with my parents on poland. i will study and live there somehow, such as the images of people fleeing ukraine, most of them women and children in great. however, a small but growing number is headed back to ukraine. most of them men are ready to fight, but his estimated one in 5 is a woman. a woman like lilia, a designer, she fled from keith on the day the war began to france. now she's back. number's leave all. it's impossible to leave my team behind award for them, but i need to give people jobs the race in the future. yeah, that's why i'm here them. we had thought only of about him. my return is about supporting ukraine. and those who don't know whether to return on what to do, how to live up to the dia, shaken by the brutality of this war, she says she wants to secure jobs for her team, or had to flee from keith. she's able to give work again. in this wedding dress factory, she found a temporary workspace. and the message that i received in on my message to will women

so with that said, director carroll, i believe you are here -- yes, there you go. you are on. >> thank you, thank you, president walton. as a city, we have to exhaust all of the resources available through these challenges. resources like the homeless outreach team, d.p.h. response team, street wellness response team. all of them have and will continue to be at the forefront of these efforts. helping our neighbors in crisis also means leveraging every resource possible for every person who needs help, but it also means that continued behavior will harm the neighborhood. what kind of harm? kids that are terrorized on the way to school. when people sell highly addictive drugs in the neighborhood. to address these behaviors, we have to be clear that san francisco will use every resource in our power to prevent danger and to promote safety for all tenderloin residents. next slide. our unified approach -- so we have come at this from a unified approach. you can keep it there. so we need to acknowledge and understand that social services and harm reduction alone will not

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cnn's jason carroll reports. >> i'm grooing to show you the table. this is the special table. people actually call and reserve just this table. >> reporter: not these days. russia's invasion of ukraine increasing worries about empty tables and fewer bookings at this restaurant in new york city's theater district. >> 60% of business is down overnight. just wake up one day and your business is done. nobody's here. >> reporter: this is the co-ownerer of a russian bar wis her son and it's been in the family three generation. her family defected from then the soviet union to new york as a child. her stepfather co-founded the restaurant with ballet dancer ma baryshnikov. >> found safe haven here. >> reporter: now this little heaven is not doing so well. >> calls us nazis, fascists, leaving messages on our machine. our sign kicked in. >> reporter: never mind married to a ukrainian and many who work here are ukrainian. all people see is the word "russian" and lash out. it's not just here. in washington, d.c., thes famous russia house vandalized, threatening messages left at a russian

group a she's caused is another lewis, dumb cookies that you can give them at all with don't that's carroll port or choose 10 of each chance kicked away with these on your whole 3 bob double ellen nozzle initial of exactly. you kick off with their grains. custom of i that said to call a blog post. this got there of seminar music don't ever fullness. look at the literature. putting it on your studios. maybe i didn't and i should last but didn't. yet. i've done super closer. what they did slow operation got on the ocean with the control panel. it was later when i should is by we just, it was late, the us mule couldn't skip because i list of walk in his car to me. a boy, it's a super i tease him with mom. if we're eating of the sky level, legitimation, gestalt feel for a shuttle gave up again. but the children approach on it was on the someone deal. it like double up by now. stop. scary, still on stay busy on a unit. don't want, you know, so you're about to propose, etc. no, no, we should have so. so the number of venue way. hello. a voice subsea to report it is to the segue to form it still u

here is cnn's jason carroll. >> show you the table called the brotsky table. this is a special people. people actually call for this teebl. >> reporter: not these days. russia's invasion of ukraine increasing worries about empty tables and fewer bookings at this restaurant in new york city's theater district. >> 60% of business is down. overnight. wake up one day and business is gone. nobody's here. >> reporter: this is co-owner of this russian bar with her son. it's been in the family three generations. her family defected from what was then the soviet union to new york when she was a child. her stepfather co-founded the restaurant with ballet dancer me tal baryshnikov. >> everybody escaped and found favor here. >> reporter: and now facing hell on earth half a world away. >> calling us nazis, fascists. >> people leaving messages -- >> leaving messages on our machine. it's never nice. our sign's been kicked in. >> reporter: never mind she's married to a ukrainian and many who work here are ukrainian, all people see is the word "russian" and lash out. it's not

so with that said, director carroll, i believe you are here -- yes, there you go. you are on. >> thank you, thank you, president walton. as a city, we have to exhaust all of the resources available through these challenges. resources like the homeless outreach team, d.p.h. response team, street wellness response team. all of them have and will continue to be at the forefront of these efforts. helping our neighbors in crisis also means leveraging every resource possible for every person who needs help, but it also means that continued behavior will harm the neighborhood. what kind of harm? kids that are terrorized on the way to school. when people sell highly addictive drugs in the neighborhood. to address these behaviors, we have to be clear that san francisco will use every resource in our power to prevent danger and to promote safety for all tenderloin residents. next slide. our unified approach -- so we have come at this from a unified approach. you can keep it there. so we need to acknowledge and understand that social services and harm reduction alone will not

carroll. before we call and ask for the consultants' report, i do want to let people know that on our meeting of the 14, we will be discussing mapping and how the mapping procedures for our mapping meetings will take place, and members, we are still soliciting input, so if you have any, vice chair -- not me, but when you're chair, you get to do that, so -- but no, in all seriousness, members, we are still soliciting your input on how you're going to proceed. it may seem that it's going to be a bit unwieldy, but that's the way we'll do that, and it certainly has to be done. we're getting ready to start, and everybody's been asking for it, so it's on the way very soon. with that, members, if you have nothing on this mapping i'd, we can go to the consultants. >> clerk: seth neal is here, representing q-2. >> seth neal, good to see you. >> i am seth neal with the q2 consultants. there have been two new community interests that have been submitted using the on-line forum, bringing the total to 59 c

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also, if i may say a big thank you to clerk carroll, who's putting up the graphics for us. our neighborhoods representing on this graphic are really near and dear to our hearts, all part of twin peaks western council. i would urge you to keep two blocks of crestmont drive in district 7 there. obviously, hastily drawn is a kind word for it, but i really wanted to have graphics there to show that those two blocks are absolutely unacceptable for district 5. to leave them in district 5 is unacceptable, because the only way to access them is through district 7, and it wasn't meant to be like this. since we worked so well together in the past, we look forward to working together in the future. if i could call your attention to those last two blocks of crestmont, if they needed something, they would be the only voice in that island for district 5, and they would be better served in district 7. thank you for your work. >> clerk: thank you so much for your comments. could we have the next speaker? and it looks like we'll be bringing up the graphic again. >> yes. my name is hillary c

what carroll says is right, except there could be a code of. law issues at the supreme court justices are able to decide for themselves whether it applies. other judges cannot do that. they have ethics officers in the like. that is the core problem. and roberts can talk to them, they've spoken in the past about having a code, but they haven't gotten one. and you are exactly right. it's part of, especially when you consider that which she is talking about is so out there, so, you know, so crazy that it puts it all together in a pretty unsavory, unsettling package. and any american has to be uneasy about the ability of her has been to make impartial decisions. >> all of this has put into clear picture that the people with the most important lifetime appointments in america can basically self police. that is what we have learned in the last 24 hours. carol, harry, thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. coming, up new images of devastation emerging from mariupol, as ukrainian officials rule out surrender. we will get the latest from a l

and now they're going another 30 miles to to carroll county, maryland and as mead gets there. he sees the the layout sees the a big pipe creek in fact, his headquarters tents are are pitched at middleburg and you can see middleburg. right here in in the middle right there in the middle and you can go visit middleburg today. it looks like it did in 1863. you can go to visit uniontown and it's exactly like it wasn't 1863 union mills is the same. i mean the park would expand down that way if you ask me, but anyway, he he goes he reaches middleburg. they pitches tents on the -- farm and the --'s farm overlooked big, pipe creek. and he saw the bluffs behind him and that triggered had to think that triggered him to say what else is on this will he finds it down toward union mills? those bluffs are like a hundred feet above this this creek. and it they taper down to 50 as you get past you middleburg, but still 25 feet is fine if you're if you're on the 25 foot and the others the other guys are below it then you're in better shape, right? so the object now is should i form a defense l

but west brom grabbed a point — with two goals in a minute — andy carroll scoring the equaliser. huddersfield are second while west brom are 12th. the new formula one season is just around the corner — but the tension has already started to rise between the sport's top teams red bull and mercedes. a day after being quoted saying mercedes car was "illegal", red bull's team principal christian horner is now denying the comments admitting his rival�*s car does comply with the rules — but that it was "an extreme" interpretation. lewis hamilton was only fourth quickest in the mercedes in testing, with red bull's max verstappen second quickest. ferrari's carlos sainz set the fastest time. st helens have extended their unbeaten start to the new season in rugby league's super league. they made it five wins from five — after thrashing warrington 28—2 — tommy makinson with two of their five tries. elsewhere there were wins too for wakefield and hull kr. the penultimate day of the winter paralympics in beijing gets under way shortly — and those still to compete for paralympics

which was seen as a refuge for those flaying, the war with weapons. defensive weapons were garrity carroll country. there were selves if you can do it and close the sky. we're going to do it on their own. with more shelling on the ukrainian capital, the mayor of kim's brother says the russian invasion is a war against civilians. thousands remained trapped in the besieged city of mario paul, one family which managed to escape, tells of the continued fighting run into truth. i can't find the words to describe that horror that we experience and the us will warn china against supporting russia with the american and chinese leaders do to speak for the 1st time since the ukraine war began. and in sport, nick carriers comes close to wending raphael models on beats and run a thrilling a 3 hour match at indian wells. ends in a 19th straight. we know who's now we begin this news hour with ukraine. russia's president vladimir putin says he's ready to keep searching for solutions to that war. but as diplomatic efforts continue, well, the conflict grinds on on the ground. care of residents continue to

., mary ellen carroll with the department of emergency management, and all the city departments who make this events possible. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> and, of course, our thanks to our community partners to help make an event like this feasible, possible, and done with such warmth. the a.p.a. heritage foundation, the chinese chamber of commerce, soma pilipinas, a.p.i. cultural center. thank you so much. and now, of course, i want to introduce to the stage someone who needs of course no introduction, someone who, what i remember when the pandemic first started was clamoring, we've got to get the city open, and we've got to restore the city's economic vitality. mayor london breed, and i want to invite her up to say a few words. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i don't know about you, but i just can't get enough of these lions. they are just the cutest, and even after the -- look at them. look at them. look at that. even after they were finished performing because i know that it took a lot of strength and energy, they were looking like they were breathing really hard

there could be a vote june 2nd zone or dave carroll has said that if the team cannot get a stadium at howard terminal. they will leave oakland and of course, a major option continues to be las vegas. both matt are now gone. the oakland a's fire sale continued today. they traded all-star 3rd baseman matt chapman. >> to the toronto blue jays, oakland will receive 4 prospects from toronto in that raid. chapman has been all 5 of his major league seasons with the a's over that time. the 28 year-old it was just a wizard with the leather has won 3 gold glove awards and was an all-star in 2019 chapman finishes his a state with 111 home runs 200 and 96 rb eyes. earlier this week. the a's traded away. fellow infield star matt olson. >> the giant a boosted their lineup this afternoon. it was reported to san francisco signed outfielder joc peterson one year deal worth 6 million dollars. the 29 year-old is a bay area native. he went to high school he's coming off a world series championship with the braves. he's also played with the chicago cubs and west rival los angeles. dodgers in his 9 seasons

mary ellen carroll, from the city's department of emergency management says the order allowed the city to act quickly and even with the emergency order expiring, they can continue to develop programs that started over the last three months. as i stated the other day, we don't need an emergency declaration to respond to an emergency. city officials say the emergency order allowed them to open the linkage center in a matter of weeks, not months to connect homeless and those with mental illness or chemical dependency to city services. and just this week san francisco police committed to increasing the number of officers patrolling the area by at least 20 every day, captain chris cannon from the tenderloin station, says the additional officers will help build on their successes. there were clearly some some some challenges here, and we're working through that, and there's some momentum and traction. not only is it noticeable to me from what i hear in the community, it's noticeable from kids walking to school. looking forward. people living in the tenderloin say they want to see more police

jason carroll reports. >> i'm going to show you the table. this is the special table. there are people that actually call it -- at this table. >> but not these days. russia's invasion of ukraine increasing worries about empty tables and fewer bookings at this restaurant in new york's theatre district. >> 60% of business is down. overnight, just wake up one day and the business is gone. nobody's here. >> she is co-owner of russian sam var with her son. it's been in the family for three generations. her family defected from what was then the soviet union to new york when she was a child. her stepfather cofounded the restaurant with a russian ballet dancer and poet. >> they all found it here. >> but now this little piece of heaven is facing the wrath of hell on earth half a world away. >> calling us nazis. fascists. people leaving messages on our machine. it's never nice. our sign's been kicked in. >> never mind she's married to a ukrainian. she says all people see is the word russian and lash out. in washington, d.c., the famous russia house vandalized. threatening messa

the address is 1236 carroll avenue. and again, you can see yosemite slough there to the north of the project site. and these are just a couple of photos to show you the existing conditions of the site. you can see that the site is vacant. the photo on the left is from outside the gate. there is -- it's fenced off site and the photo on the right is within the fenced area. this is a project that involves a number of city agencies, so in addition to port commission, and the board of supervisors, we're, of course, working very closely with the fire department, with the city's real estate department, with mayor breed's office, and as well as with san francisco public works who ultimately will be designing and implementing the project. again, we'll talk more about what the project is shortly. i'm very happy to be joined today by chief jeanine nicholson from the san francisco fire department and assistant deputy chief thomas o'connor and the city's director of real estate. at this point, i'd like to invite chief nicholson -- i

carroll, "i think when pelosi says biden is just perfect, she means he is a perfect puppet because he does whatever he is told to do." steve, "jesse, it is sad that the only drilling going on in this country is by thieves punching holes in car fuel tanks to steal the gas." tom from stateless missouri, "when pelosi announced she was running for another term, she was asked why? a response were three reasons, for the children, for the children, for the children. turns out, for her children, not mine." "jesse, is your hair real? one of my sorority sisters said it was not." my hair is real and it is glorious. that is all for us tonight. tucker carlson is up next. and always remember, i'm jesse watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. in retrospect, joe biden's first term policy agenda seems very optimistic, almost comically optimistic. shortly before his inauguration, he announced something he called the "build back better agenda." we mocked it at the time, but looking back in some ways it was a hopeful do

but west brom grabbed a point — with two goals in a minute — andy carroll scoring the equaliser. huddersfield are second while west brom are 12th. the new formula one season is just around the corner — but the tension has already started to rise between the sport's top teams red bull and mercedes. a day after being quoted saying mercedes car was "illegal", red bull's team principal christian horner is now denying the comments admitting his rival�*s car does comply with the rules — but that it was "an extreme" interpretation. lewis hamilton was only fourth quickest in the mercedes in testing, with red bull's max verstappen second quickest. ferrari's carlos sainz set the fastest time. st helens have extended their unbeaten start to the new season in rugby league's super league. they made it five wins from five — after thrashing warrington 28—2 — tommy makinson with two of their five tries. elsewhere there were wins too for wakefield and hull kr. the penultimate day of the winter paralympics in beijing gets under way shortly — and those still to compete for paralympics

jean carroll all the way up to that 26 accusing. we know they don't care abou any of that. we know they don't care abou the rule of law because they refused to convict donald trum for fomenting a insurrection where josh hawley supported hi -- they don't care about any of that rule of, law the law, non of it what they care about is performing because their real job, much like marjorie greene, is not t legislate, it's to perform to perform for the fox new audience, to perform for far-right voters who are terrified that their childre will learn that slavery was ba and that slaves weren't happ and singing in the fields, the are terrified. so they want to perform fo that audience. so when i saw today was th performance of qanon ideology trying to tie this woman, wh has perfect integrity that lindsey graham voted for twice to be on the federal bench because they know it's going t activate qanon voters in november it was repulsive it was purely thuggish in my view >> senator mccaskill, throug it all, we still saw the mos qualified supreme court nomine who's ever appeared in a tele

of color or low income in her district were surprised to hear that oakland a's team president dave carroll says they've been working closely with the city council members for the past 5 years. we've laid out a very robust set of community benefits, including things like affordable housing workforce development, environmental justice campbell says the proposed ballpark plan would also bring many jobs, but they're also looking elsewhere in case they don't get a new stadium. spy were working as well in las vegas. >> on a planned there for a stadium, carol doesn't want to bring the proposed ballpark plan to a ballot vote this november. >> which is what councilwoman fyfe is exploring. he's hoping for a final vote on the plan. >> sooner and hopefully getting the city council to approve the project summer so we can move forward and know that we're going to be oakland for many years to come. reporting in oakland, justin campbell kron. 4 news time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we go outside and give you a vista sweeping look to downtown sanford. this is a sweeping look. and let's take a sweeping

of color or low income in her district were surprised to hear that oakland a's team president dave carroll says they've been working closely with the city council members for the past 5 years. we've laid out a very robust set of community benefits, including things like affordable housing workforce development, environmental justice campbell says the proposed ballpark plan would also bring many jobs, but they're also looking elsewhere in case they don't get a new stadium. spy were working as well in las vegas. >> on a planned there for a stadium, carol doesn't want to bring the proposed ballpark plan to a ballot vote this november. >> which is what councilwoman 5 is exploring. he's hoping for a final vote on the plan. >> sooner and hopefully getting the city council to approve the project summer so we can move forward and know that we're going to be in oakland for many years to come. reporting in oakland, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> still ahead tonight, new details on the attempted assassination of baseball legend david big papi ortiz. >> and scary weather in texas tonight. numerous t

. >> or low income in her district were surprised to hear that oakland a's team president dave carroll says they've been working closely with the city council members for the past 5 years. we've laid out a very robust set of community benefits, including things like affordable housing workforce development, environmental justice campbell says the proposed ballpark plan would also bring many jobs, but they're also looking elsewhere in case they don't get a new stadium. spy were working as well in las vegas. >> on a planned there for a stadium, carol doesn't want to bring the proposed ballpark plan to a ballot vote this november. >> which is what councilwoman 5 is exploring. he's hoping for a final vote on the plan. >> sooner and hopefully getting the city council to approve the project summer so we can move forward and know that we're going to be in oakland for many years to come. reporting in oakland, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> how about the giants? they're getting back to action here there in spring training. they're taking on the brewers in scottsdale, arizona yesterday. and wi