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In new york ive asked for its record a bit of her life during the pandemic. Hi my name is maria out and she. Talking to you. Which is a global epicenter of. Atomic so this is this is my 15 month old son whos playing by himself as are most of the other kids in the park and normally there wouldnt be a single patch of grass available to sit on the little erie out here so quarantining your is a little bizarre because theres theres like 2 worlds right so were in a world 2 where we feel very isolated ...

We have some breaking news we want to share with you out of orinda this morning. There are reports of an explosion and a fire. Take a look at the map on your screen it happened just before 5 00 this morning not far from the high school. Details are limited this morning. We reached out to officials. Lets show you some video from a resident who said she woke up to the sound of the explosion, came outside, this is what he saw. He was told on the scene by police a popping sound you could hear in the...

During the Daily Briefing the governor mentioned discussions were being had regarding how the state would reopen and whenever that may occur, again emphasizing where and when it may occur and he did not throw out a specific date. As soon as the News Conference gets underway will take you there live as for the latest statistics in the bay area, Johns Hopkins university reporting there are now more than 23,000 cases in california and at least 680 to people have died and 49 people have died and 490...

As we head through the afternoon and mostly cloudy skies, of the spotty showers are possible and we will see increasing showers as we head to tonight. Will time it out for you going hourbyhour coming up but in the meantime highs in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s but we have some slick roads out there. Be careful as you hit the roads. You might want to leave early. Taking a live look at the bay bridge and you can see we have raindrops on the camera. A slow ride as you work right out of the east ...

End Domestic Violence in their community, we are so happy to see you and we are so happy to stand with you always. Survivors and their children are our heroes. They take the courage every year they are beyond heroic every day to step out of violent situations and risk becoming homeless or worse. They risk it because of this safety net here. We have to get rid of gun violence, we have to protect our citizens, we have to protect our residents, our most Vulnerable People in San Francisco and we can...

First off, i want to give a huge shout out to the Domestic Violences consortium and fearless leader of the event, beverly upton. [cheers and applause] Domestic Violence is an issue that spans many departments and agencies here in San Francisco. As a safety, we have worked very hard to develop strong partnerships. I want to welcome supervisor Catherine Stefani. [cheers and applause] supervisor safai, City College Trustee i. V. Lee, fire chief janine nicholson, we welcome her david lazar. Represen...

Department heads that have joined me, in addition to fire chief janine nicholson. Linda, department of department apartment of technology, we could not have done the app without her and her staff. Please recognize linda. Also, walking torres has joined us, director of the office of economic and workforce development. Our next speaker is kathy black, executive director of the [speaking spanish] the first domestic shelter in california. Please give her a warm welcome. Thank you. Orchid, you are aw...

In 2017, our partners filled in 25,000 service calls, provided 25,000 hours of counseling and reach 12,000 individuals in violence education and prevention programs. Our Strong Network of partners and Provider Services and dozens in dozens of languages works to ensure that their work with the survivors is done in a culturally competent and sensitive way. Again, we always look past the numbers and the humanity. The people that faces every day to make sure that we are providing the needs of this c...

This work every day. We are so proud of you. [applause] even with all of that, the demand is greater than the supply. For every one person served in our Emergency Shelters, we are about four people who are turned away every day and placed outside of San Francisco. We have to do better. There is more work to be done to ensure that survivors and their families are on a path toward safety. Every day, survivors are faced with the impossible choice between remaining in an abusive environment that are...