really more for charlotte. even now, i do not think i could figure out how to console someone in that situation. >> maybe steve would know what to do. >> i picked up the cell phone and told steve what had happened. he needed to come down and deal with charlotte. >> and ski? if >> he was taken aback. it was almost kind of disbelief that he did not know what to say, really. heard him choking back some tears a little bit. it is hard. >> right away, steve rushed to carl's house. a detective had a recorder rolling. we can hear charlotte savvy. instead of talking. >> the last time i was out here was -- i don't know. i'm sorry. i don't know it's been a while. >> someone else talk to the detectives, too. the man who showed up just minutes after the deputies got there. jim knack, carols border who had been living in the guesthouse. >> i can't remember anything. >> and jim had a lot to say about carole, and he didn't stop there! coming up! . >> it was, certainly, a gruesome stream. blood drops, shoe prints, they tell a s

charlotte? quiet jim chocolate face and pretty difficult questions when it came to germany's dependent dependence on russian energy. he was asked particularly about the fact that germany in energy import had essentially been funding the russian a war machine over the last few weeks shots, the friend of germany position essentially saying that ending the dependency on the energy was not something that was going to happen overnight it takes time, but he's stress, it's something that we have done or we can on doing a lot on he, for example, was coming to the table today in the knowledge that the e u has announced an embargo on colon due to come into effect in mid august, but of course he said that a lot more can still be done that they all working on doing more gas being a key issue. jim gets about 40 percent of gas from russia. he said that he was confident that germany would be able to win itself or that and they would be less successful. we have a little bit of time left. charlotte talked to us

there's a picture of charlotte looking at george and george looking at charlotte. >> aw. >> adoringly on the inside. >> reporter: they look like they really love each other. >> they really loved each other. >> reporter: there was a lot of glamour in this love story it looks like. >> there was. charlotte served on the board of the san francisco symphony for many years. for these kinds of events, she would wear beautiful evening jewelry this. is a yellow diamond surrounded by white diamonds set in platinum. you can see her here in this photograph with michael tilson thomas wearing this incredible ring. >> yellow is a significant color for her. >> yellow is a significant color. the yellow rose of texas. it's a nod to her texan roots. >> what's this necklace we have next to it? >> this was one of her favorite ruby necklaces. you'll see there's a number of pieces of jewelry that are made in patriotic colors, white diamonds, red rubies, blue sapphires, colors of the american flag. she and george were both great patriots. >> a lot of history there, and you can watch jonathan's full story on

. >>> george and charlotte schultz. they were american political royalty and they called the bay area home. they shared a love for fine jewelry. especially pieces made in the united states in patriotic colors. over the years they collected hundreds of pieces like that. some with six-figure price tags. they died within ten months of each other. now their family is selling that jewelry at auction. a digital journalist has a look at some of the pieces you can own for the right price. >> reporter: in san francisco they were known as royalty. advisers to presidents, governors and generations of san francisco mayors. beyond their love of public service, george and charlotte had something else in common. they loved jewelry. now jewelry is up for auction. >> people like to say that nobody threw a party like charlotte schultz. however, she was one of the hardest working civil servants that the bay area had. there was no event that happened without her fingerprint on it for decades. this is an example of a more sentimental piece.

marie-charlott rÜmmler has been observing this colony for several months. the emperor penguins are currently rearing their chicks in the icy conditions. marie-charlott: they're at a stage now where the chicks are relatively big. they get left on their own for quite a while so that their parents can go looking for food. and they're starting to form what's known as a creche, where groups of chicks huddle together for more protection. reporter: this year, the scientists have brought drones with them. they want to be able to map out the penguin colonies and also test how the penguins respond to the noise of the drones. marie-charlott: the german environment agency has commissioned us to provide a baseline for drawing up guidelines for when drones can be used and how close to the penguins, because more and more drones are being used here. reporter: the drones will also allow the scientists to determine the size of the colony for the first time. their numbers are currently estimated at over 20,000. the first drone flights run without problems. marie-charlott: the

charlotte is joining us from eiffel tower beautiful there this morning, charlotte. voters choosing who they dislike the least. how does that benefit le pen >> reporter: that would be the challenge for the next two w weeks. it was tight a sigh of relief for the macron camp there is still nothing guaranteed looking at the race and things can be tight marine le pen received support from the far right candidate in fourth position at 7%. a bunch of votes needs to be grabbed from jean-luc melenchon, the far-left candidate in third position the candidates supported the second round, but this time it looks difficult. looking at the polls and you have 1/3 of the voters who will abstain because they don't want macron or le pen others said they would vote for le pen or macron it istricky. a big bulk of votes up for grabs. we heard the sound earlier urging voters to not give one vote to le pen he did call to vote for emmanuel macron we don't know if it is enough for the voters to vote for emmanuel macron in the second round. we see the republican front and usually all of the pa

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco rules committee of april 18, 2022, the

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> clerk: vice president elias, if i could take roll? >> vice president elias: yes, please. [roll call] >> clerk: vice president elias, you have a quorum. with us tonight is chief william scott and diane from

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> clerk: vice president elias, if i could take roll? >> vice president elias: yes, please. [roll call]

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. >> good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the april 21, 2022, board of supervisors and board of supervisors and i am supervisor dean preston joined by connie chan who is joining us remotely and supervisor mandelman. the committee clerk is victor young, and we want to extend our thanks to the team at sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do do you have any announcements? >> the board of supervisors and the committees are

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. >> commissionering motamedi. >> here. >> commissioner sanchez. >> here. >> commissioner weissmann-ward. >> here >> president lam. >> here. >> student delegate lam. >> here. >> student delegate liang. >> thank you. good evening. welcome everyone to the burden of education meeting. to my fellow commissioners anduneified school district staff, thank you for all your dedication to sfu sd students. these are troying times i'm honored to be your colleague. to members of the

bill is standing by charlotte. the germany has resisted so far. british calls to set out a time table to end dependency on russian energy. is that what is going to top the discussions today? absolutely. we've had that the tools will be dominated by the conflict in ukraine with europe's reliance on russian energy forming a key part of that. now it was a warm welcome for the german chancellor as he arrived here a short time ago, smiles from both sides as they met here in london for the 1st time. but of course, what's going on behind a closed door. the door just behind me is far more grim now on the issue of a europe's energy, a reliance that was the key ed points. key theme that formed prime minister boris johnson's tweet ahead of these talks. he said that he a welcomed or all of shows the german chancellor as principal determination to end, defend a dependence on russian energy. he said, so that is how the west responds to russia's invasion. will define international audit for years. so warm was that, but indeed we

and i understand that we can go now to downing street to charlotte chelsea an appeal. charlotte, if you can hear me, let me know. the u. k. prime minister says that the president who has forced europe to we arm is, is one of the unintended consequences of this war, closer ties with post regs at u. k. and the, you i, yes, i can now, hey you. and just to reiterate, that will melinda was just saying, what was really on show that was a very close unity between gemini embrace. and in fact, prime minister bars johnson said that friendship has become even more vital since the conflict in ukraine. he was speaking there about all the issues on which gemini and the u. k. ah, unified i, he also had very one words for the german chancellor and the measures that have been taken so far on weaning gemini, of dependence on russian energy. and indeed, the steps that all planned by germany going in to the future just because you mentioned breaks it, that it really did form a very small pause. oh, of that press conference. it was dominated by the conflict in ukraine bought the prime minister said that he

charlotte? quiet jim chocolate face and pretty difficult questions when it came to germany's dependent dependence on russian energy. he was asked particularly about the fact that germany and energy import had essentially been funding the russian a war machine over the last few weeks. shots defended germany position, essentially saying that ending the dependency. the energy was not something that was going to happen. i was nice, it takes time, but he's stress, it's something that we have done or we count on doing a lot on he, for example, was coming to the table today in the knowledge that the e u has announced an embargo on colon due to come into effect in mid august, but of course he said that a lot more can still be done that they all working on doing more gas being a key issue. jim gets about 40 percent of its gas from russia. he said that he was confident that germany would be able to win it so that they would be successful. we have a little bit of time left. charlotte talked to us about wha

charlotte? quiet jim chocolate face and pretty difficult questions when it came to germany's dependent dependence on russian energy. he was asked particularly about the fact that germany in energy import had essentially been funding the russian a war machine over the last few weeks. shots defended germany position, essentially saying that ending the dependency. the energy was not something that was going to happen overnight, takes time, but he's stress, it's something that we have done or we can on doing a lot on. he, for example, was coming to the table today in the knowledge that the e u has announced an embargo on colon due to come into effect in mid august. but of course, he said that a lot more can still be done, that they all working on doing more gas being a key issue. jim gets about 40 percent of gas from russia. he said that he was confident that germany would be able to win itself for that and they would be less successful. we have a little bit of time left. charlotte talked to us abou

well, let's bring in our european correspondence. charlotte dubin stay. hi, charlotte. the sanctions keep coming. ron number 5 from the powers in brussels. not . but as we heard there is resistance from within the you. that's why this is 5th round sanctions has been discussed by you. leaders at the moment is still hasn't been given the green light, but we are getting more details of what it could contain that have being leaked out . we know the names now of new individuals that may be on the list of sanctions. i think the head of rushes biggest bank are the only aluminum oligarch at this is only derek pascoe, the director general of russia's 3rd largest old producer and also our president putin's and 2 daughters from his 1st marriage. ringback this of the names that we expect on the new sanctions list. and if they are included, they could face spans on any of their assets outside of russia. and also could face travel bands as well. now other measures that have been discussed and shoot over over the last few days include blocking at russian and bella rushing ships from d

and that said, delve into some of the issues that charlotte was raising. there were geopolitical analysts on for me, you aspirin, bryan for last 6. hi there, brian could to see you. we have rushes foreign minister saying nato countries are now fighting a proxy war with russia by sending in their arms. how do you see it? i think it absolutely is a proxy more and when we really think about it, i think it's you can make a compelling case. the claim, that's what the u. s. has been doing. geopolitically has been a series of proxy conflicts with russia and china. this is part of a post world war 2 policy that to us us had to eliminate the possibility of a peer or near peer competitor. we saw this all during the cold war, and we saw this continue after the cold war to prevent the reemergence of russia and to prevent the rise of china. and this is just the latest episode of this playing out on, on the battlefields in ukraine. no, on the methods actually use brian the u. s. defense secretary yesterday said he wants to see russia at weakened. is that how they're goi

well, that's cross line to a europe correspondence. charlotte dubin ski, charlotte report suggest that it's not a united front from the u. n. when it comes to more sanctions on russia. yes, this is always going to be a pretty tough cool for european lead is to get all member states to agree on this 5th round of sanctions. we knew that over the last few weeks as certain countries have been saying that they're not keen on certain ideas. ringback others saying that they pushing even more forward. what we understand though, at this is coming out from the reuters news agency is that the talks of failed on wednesday to meet agreement due to a technicality. but this essentially does pull coldwater on the idea of the you trying to pan all imports of comb at to the blog ag due to those technical issues. and we understand the talks. we'll have to restart again on thursday to try and find an agreement between all of those countries. i, you know, we thought the discussions which we wrapped up on wednesday, they haven't been so they will continue. now we know that you states had already shut down c

here is to ron, ross, and charlotte. >> thank you. a nice hand of applause for lily and cheryl. that wrap it up for the commemoration of the 1906 great earthquake and fire. give yourself a nice round of applause, please. it was nice having you here. and if you are so inclined, make your way to the golden hydrant at 28th street and church street with the annual guilding of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district take place here. thanks for being here. thanks very much. we will see you next year. city attorney provide legal advice the board's a cestant and i'm julie roseernbeshg wait a moment be joined by the city department presenting observe the board. tin tam. and keven bedroominghymn with building inspection. turn off all phone and device. reminds all individuals present and attending in person and health and safety calls add hereed all times. wiring a mask and in the eating or drinking in the rom. >> i'm going to

i was cross charlotte, mary, on getting her need a caucus to fall. i'm not sure with a, with latisha's spanish engine. i suggest with a big speech with a german, christina, with diner when dealing with all of the morning with dawn boss and down to mary will go on another little rescue mission. we're picking up an old man with some bad legs. so welcome to mary. you can do on ads in 2014 december, 2014, after seeing the war crimes and installed american installed into the regime of when a burg people to death and beat them to death in odessa. when they bought the lou, god's administration building killed civilians, their booth grain has real fascism. i watch some idiots last night, some so called professor somewhere saying, oh there's no nazis in your grand zalinski is jewish, the president's jews. there can be not, that's a lie. that's alive with good amount of time on the bomb or suggest oh chart is in the apollo shoals, no slaves the mood, the above published get them all which will which of the issue that needs to each vehicle, but they are just ou

one, this was crosswise to rp correspondent, charlotte pinsky, who is in paris for us. charlotte, just a 3 percent gap between the incumbents, mccrory and right wing candidate marine the pen. why is this race so close? well, that's why this is a re run of what we so 5 years ago. and it is much closer. and much of that has been to do with some of the anger that's been seen against president mack on. but also the fact that the pen has a really ab boyd on the last a few weeks of the fact that she has been campaigning about the cost of living, crunch hair in france. let's look at those results around 27 percent precedent. mack, on who said he wants to unite all of france, whereas marina penn was just 3 points lower, saying that she wants to put france back in order. now what was interesting is both of them. so an increase in their votes compared to 2017. but who also saw an increase in voting was john luke millichef, who came in 3rd at just under 22 percent. he's not being seen as the king maker in this election in 2 weeks time. now he has already said to his electorate, do not go and vote

the largest are the social democrats of chancello charlotte's. and then the environmental screens and the market friendly, free democrats. the latter to the smaller partners in this correlation are both very much in favor of supporting ukraine as much as possible with all the equipment that is available. and while that is still quite a lot of difference within transfer, charlotte says own social democratic party that has had a long tradition of trying to keep dialogue open with russia. and it's a very reluctant to give that up. so it's really within his own party that charles has had but hard to stand the burst, most difficulty defending his thoughts. i think he is also on the side of supporting ukraine and of exporting such weapons hunt. thank you very much. our political correspondent, husband there. well, so we've got the german in baltic. foreign ministers are taking, meeting in latvia next door to that in lithuania, fears or growing that that country could become moscow's next target of particular concern as a narrow stretch of land known as

let's go through it with our europe corresponded charlotte dubin sky. hi there, charlotte. so now we have berlin relenting essentially, and giving into the pressure to supply heavy weaponry to keep it appears. yes so, so this is a significant shift by berlin. as you mentioned that, just in the last few weeks, we'd heard chancellor short saying, no germany can't supply this heavy weapon reach ukraine because that could essentially pit the west against russia. and that could escalate this can conflict up to something like a 3rd world war. and those are really strong words that we heard from german chancellor. so this is a massive backsliding policy that seems to have come off the mounting pressure from other countries that germany needs to do more to assist with ukraine. and germany is not the only country now sending heavy weaponry to ukraine. we're also seeing a race to do so by the u. s. the u. k. and poland. they've announced that they are sending tanks, they sending ammunition from how it says a grenade launchers. and all of this is due to the fact that these countries s

it's more or less we can cross live to correspond charlotte davinsky who is in paris. charlotte, what were the main points expressed at the debate and kind of give us a taste of what to expect. well, it was less stormy than what we saw back in 2017, up in the pen kept her cool in this debate i while present mack on was the one that was on the attack, tearing into her on a various a number of subjects. i you heard there a bit about that bank loan that la pens party took back in 2015 from a russian bank. now president mack on accused of therefore being dependent on president putin saying that he was her banker, she hit back and said, look, you know, we could not get a loan here in france and we had to go elsewhere for that loan. it's a loan that we continue paying back and it has been scrutinized to make sure that it is proper and all above board. she then herself hit back at president mack on say, hey, it's you that's been cozying up to the russian leader over the last few years, inviting him to vast side to your summer home. down in the south of france. mac orn responded to that well,

dubin ski. charlotte, hello. if it goes ahead, i suppose it would be quite a bold move against the tide. but then again, if europe won't allow moscow to use euros on foreign markets, russia is not going to just give away gas for free. yes will. is going to becoming a bit of a shock that and deal it's be mulled at the moment. the baltic states in particular, you've been pretty well at the moment making a big deal about the fact that they have stopped apparently all imports of russian natural gas. and we heard from the lithuania president over the weekend, who took to twitter to actually call on other you countries to follow suit. and according to the c, e. o of lack is natural gas storage operator. the input stopped on april 1st. if there was still any doubts about whether there may be any trust in deliveries from russia, current events clearly shows that there is no more trust since april. first, russia, natural gas is no longer flowing to latvia, estonia in lithuania, and no, that wasn't an april fools joke. so

and in conclusion of charlotte or mr. charles or mister schultz was pressed a number of times on germany's reliance on a russian gas and oil. what was his response that was absolutely wanted the dominating features of the press conference, the some very difficult questions that for the german chancellor on germany's dependence on a russian energy, germany vastly more dependent on gas in particular, in comparison to the united kingdom. now, the gem, tulsa re, wanted to stress that they were doing germany was doing all that. it could that it had taken significant steps, but this is not something that could be reversed overnight. nevertheless, he said that he did feel that steps that were being taken to wean germany and indeed other european countries off russian energy would ultimately be successful. not something that prime minister force johnson also had very, very whom was for the german chancellor on saying everything that has been done so far and ease planned for the future really is quite remarkable. the prime ministe

dubin ski. charlotte. so it does appear the question of whether to increase weapons supplies to korean is far from being a unified issue for europeans. yes, that's why it has been some anger in europe over that military assistance has been given to ukraine. it's finally reached with some protests that have been held in certain countries like bulgaria, and also in italy. now interfere, we're talking about a few 100 protest is outside the parliament on wednesday. issue were unhappy that they politicians were discussing these plans to send military aid to ukraine without war unfolding and then interior and in italy. protestors were unhappy that their prime minister mater druggie was there to sign a new idea full of the possibility of the city to become a base for manufacturing equipment for nature. and that was also something that a demonstration was held against. meanwhile, i mentioned that that hash tag in italy has been one that's. ringback picking up some pace by. ringback those who say they disagree with

i was presented with this two years ago from charlotte shulze at city hall. it's very special to me and i think to everyone in the mayor's office that we still have so many memories of her still in the building. [applause] >> before we leave, i just want to recognize the new supervisor from district 4, the head of the irish cultural center, gordon mar. supervisor, thanks for being here. supervisor, thanks for being here. [applause] >> and then, standing to his left, i want to make sure i also recognize the other cochair of the san francisco sister city committee, nora sheehan. thank you for being here. [applause] >> and now, we are going to bring up the next group of performers from the wheeling irish dance group. come on up, guys. [applause] [applause] >> okay. we're almost done, everyone. i did want to recognize -- liam recognized chief redmond in the back. this is a bold statement to make in the month of st. patrick's day, but i will recognize perhaps the best irish soda bread maker at least in city hall, under sheriff joe engler turning very red there und

. charlotte, hello to you. so there we have more sanctions coming, rushes i'm, it's citizens, way we should point out, take us through what's being targeted this time around. yes, that's why the e lead has been meeting to discuss and thrash out, which essentially would be a 5th round of sanctions against russia. we've heard from the commission president to look on the line at basically outlining what she said of the 6 pillars of areas that are being proposed. as you mentioned, that it includes an import band on coal from russia, and that will be with around $4000000000.00 euros a year to quite a big hit that also foot transactional benz on a central russian banks, including the countries 2nd largest. and she said that would hate almost a quarter of the market banking sank in russia alone. 23 percent. and she also talked about for the listings of individuals who could be targeted by the sanctions directly. and also said that you lead is, was still considering a ban outright on oil imports from russia to now glan

cnbc's charlotte reid is in paris. a tight finish is expected between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. you're at le pen's headquarters. what's the mod like there? >> reporter: huge interest from media across the world. up until very recently, we expected quite an easy win for emmanuel macron. earlier he benefited from a rally around the flag effect, when the war started. over the past couple weeks we've seen the trend in the polls change very much. we've seen far ride candidate marine le pen catch up in the polls. there's been no campaigning and no polls on saturday and sunday today. we're waiting to hear the results. from what we've seen, the contender whom he faced already in 2017 in the last election. we have to wait about 15 minutes to see if we have a rerun the same as we saw in the last presidential election. >> is that how quickly we could know about round two of voting? would it be announced right away if one candidate has not received at least 50% of the vote and there will be that runoff? >> reporter: yes,

charlotte reed is at marie le pen's space. welcome to you both. karen, first to you. to the victor, let's get the reaction where you are. >> alex, good evening to you from paris. the party is just not stopping here. apparently i am standing in the victors camp. the exit polls have just been released. 58.2 for macron, verses -- for le pen. keep in, on these extra polls here in france are very reliable. they are taken from actual ballots, samples from how people actually voted. not just interviews of those passing votes. so, it is reliable. i can tell, you the music just started and we've a lot of support, but that sun, underneath this, it is very different from five years ago when emmanuel macron was a challenger. he was a man with a vision. . i think it was a fairly confident lead to tonight, but it is possible he might just get across the line. keep in mind that for the, pen he was described as a far-right candidate that was just too radical. taking into the palace five years ago. he has soften his image. but it is still the substance of that many are concerned about

charlotte, let's start with the history of this. there is an ugly history in the united states of portraying gays, lesbians, transgender people as perverts, as predators who are preying on children. when i see some of the coverage in the last week seems to me they are just repeating an ugly history. >> good morning, brian. yeah, it's exasperating to watch all of this go down. i can't believe that it's 2022 and we're still seeing lgbtq families be framed as predatory or as die ver sieve or i would say as almost perverted. i mean that is correct seems to be the message to millions of lgbt families by the actions of governor desantis right now. it's heartbreaking to watch because these are families who already struggle to get by day to day in the public square and now have their own government going after them just for existing. >> but when you hear the framing on the right, this is just about parents' rights, just about parents' rights, what does that get wrong? what's wrong with that? >> he think it's insulting to the parents of flor

in the eastern conference, charlotte player his to walk because of traffic. the third quarter, atlanta hawk. scoring 22. young had 11 assists for 24 points, atlanta eliminated charlotte. 132, 103. the hawks play cleveland on friday for the east last playoff spot. raider quarterback carr lots of reasons to to a 3 year, $121 million contract extension that keeps had imin the silver and black through 2025. his base salary this season will be shy of $20 million. to that, speaking of personal experience could not happen to a nicer guy. he is like really nice. like steve young nice. that is about as good as it gets. >> and the raiders, man, they are just all in. >> yeah. >> just, just collecting weapon, collecting weapon, waiting for the new season. >> for the win. >> vern, thanks. >>> up next, we have lift off. why a restaurant owner in turkey is attempting to send a spicy kabob into outer space. yes. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer se

charlotte reed is in paris for us. charlotte, thanks for joining us. let's talk first about the mood where you are right now amongst le pen's supporters. >> certainly festive this evening. a lot of people here celebrating and having a drink, and look, it is a sigh of relief. they are in the second round of this election, but look, marine le pen was a little lower than they expected and the last polls we had on friday, she came out at 23%, and emmanuel macron, there will be a sigh of relief in that camp because they were nervous in the last few days of the campaign, he started late in the campaign because of the war in ukraine. he was kept busy with the job. he had a little campaigning and kanl really late. there were rumors that maybe marine le pen, the far right candidate, could come first in the first round election, but it is not the case. emmanuel macron with 28% is well in the lead, and actually widened the gap that they had in 2017, so it's a replay for the second round of macron against le pen. but now the next two weeks will be crucial. now the

atlanta eliminated charlotte. hawks play cleveland friday for east last playoff stop. car with lots of reasons to be happy. yesterday he agreed to three year $121 million contract extension that keeps him in the silver and black through 2025. base salary this season will be just shy of 20 million. i am just speaking from personal experience. it couldn't happen to a nicer guy. he is super nice. like steve young nice. that's about as good as it gets. that's enough. we'll see you later. >>> 4:57. coming up on kpix5 and cbs news bay area. >> many americans are getting ready for easter. we asked experts whether it is safe to gather. >>> what we are >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, breaking news, a massive fire burning at a food processing plant in salinas. race to get it under control. >>> the suspect in the new york city subway shooting in court today. the charges he will face and how police found him after a 30 hour man hunt. >>> we are learning more about last month's caltrain crash on the peninsula, time line investigators are laying out. >>> easter is a

charlotte getting frustrated in the fourth quarter. miles bridges gets ejected as a fan yells at him, he threw his mouth guard hitting a girl in the stands. he went on twitter to see if he could contact that young lady to make up for what he did. the pelicans hosted the spurs. he was on the court during warm-ups doing a casual "360" dunk. pelicans had control of this game before they rallied in the fourth to cut the lead to six. ingram wins it for new orleans, 113-103. head coach gregg popovich possibly walking off the court for the final time after 26 seasons. he would not comment about his future after the game. >>> seven perfect innings yesterday in his season debut against the twins but pulled after 21 pitches. this was only the second time ever a pitcher went seven perfect innings and got pulled. the other was rich hill, also for the dodgers, in 2016. the bullpen ended up giving up a hit and the 7-0 win. a big debate on social media yesterday, john. i understand kershaw is coming off an elbow injury and it's very early in the seas

in the eastern conference, charlotte player his to walk because of traffic. the third quarter, atlanta hawk. scoring 22. young had 11 assists for 24 points, atlanta eliminated charlotte. 132, 103. the hawks play cleveland on friday for the east last playoff spot. raider quarterback carr lots of reasons to be happy. he agreed to a 3 year, $121 million contract extension that keeps had imin the silver and black through 2025. his base salary this season will be shy of $20 million. to that, speaking of personal experience could not happen to a nicer guy. he is like really nice. like steve young nice. that is about as good as it gets. >> and the raiders, man, they are just all in. >> yeah. >> just, just collecting weapon, collecting weapon, waiting for the new season. >> for the win. >> vern, thanks. >>> up next, we have lift off. why a restaurant owner in turkey is attempting to send a spicy kabob into outer space. yes. >>> a first human to sore into space. a restaurant owner in turkey tried to accomplish the same feat with a spicy kabob. [ laughter ] >> he and h

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guest: charlotte, i appreciate that view. i am site if not communicate clearly enough. i was trying to make data based on -- in order to cure a problem, you have to have a diagnosis. i also noted there are exceptions. when you have moments of national crisis and economic decline, and the fall of a midterm, voters begin to sense that the economy is doing better than it was or the crisis is being dealt with, then they tend to reward the president in power, just as they did with george w. bush in 2002 and bill killington in 1990 eight and fdr in 1994. if the climate aligned with that kind of history, we will retain the senate majority and have ace fighting chance of attaining the house majority. one of the things i mentioned was the trump effect. president drumm -- if president trump brings in the midterm elections, this becomes a referendum on trump and not biting. i talked to my former republican colleagues and they tell me they think they are in good shape now but they themselves did not feel that he was again. it is 2000 maintaining midterms. host: what about the 2021

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that's according to the international energy agency r t should charlotte davinsky pixel da story. as the woo continues, the e u is trying to reduce the amount of energy it moves to import from russia. last week, the box foreign policy chief admitted that an outright ban was proving difficult. i can't give a date. every one can speculate. but as far as i know, there is no proposal on the table, but there are options on the best way to do it. attacks and import band the iranian system. while countries may take decisions at a national level, citizens are being urged to do that part. so for you, commissioners and politicians have suggested a range of how to do your bit to help you crane the advice is very from cold showers to turning down the thermostat. but now the international energy agency b, i. e a has come up with a fool proof 9 point plan called playing my part is in visions how every day people confuse proofing, how well dr. last use public transport where possible work from home at least 3 days a week. if you can't cut down on your call use, you could draw it will slowly on t

the choice of which turning to take is simply too close for some for complaint. charlotte deven sky r t. paris 23 years ago today, nato forces bomb the headquarters of serbia's main broadcaster r t. s. 16 civilians were killed and another 16 people were injured. canadian serbian film director bars malik gorski has been looking back at the toronto conversion this stay in 1999 nato bomb serbia's public broadcaster radio television, serbia nieto justified the attack by saying r t, as was a part of slow, but i'm low so much is war propaganda, which is why they killed 16 workers, makeup artist, technicians, artists, and security staff. was this a legitimate military target or a war crime? think why was serbia bombed in the 1st place? the wes wanted serbia to give up its southern province of kosovo. where guerrilla groups waging a war of secession, us envoy to yugoslavia. richard holbrooke, made it clear to yugoslav, president slow, but i'm low so much what would happen if milosevic fail to accept the american's offer a sat in that big room in the palace. and i said to him, you understand t

salut, charlotte. ca va? [hi, charlotte. how are you?] bonsoir. [good evening.] hi, charles. fine, thanks. - the community alanna was talking about? well, this is it. let's go get some wine. have a seat. thank you. would you like red or white? yes. yes? okay. what a setup! it's absolutely amazing. great. there you go. thank you. hi, chelsey. it's really hard to interview you here today because you're talking to me and then you go: "hey! how are you?" that's awesome. sorry about that. no, don't be sorry. it's... example! did you envision back then, when you were fighting the fight, that you'd be sitting in this back alley on a beautiful summer's day with all of these people? this is one of the major changes that i am so thrilled with, that so much social cohesion came out of everything that we've been doing. everybody gets together, has a good time, exchange ideas, asks about each other's kids. is this something that could extend even further in montreal? sure. i think so. and i think one of the things that people have to look at is not just perhaps building new co-ops, but ta

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and the deportation somehow i never feared librarians the only beings with i was my true self with charlotte and wilbur to this day remain my northstar for friendship those that still keep me company at times i feel singularly odd and when i feel i alone endure the stress ofee moving the abruptat conditions i just need to think of mrs. frisbie. through the library that i learned for the first time about the work of thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg and then 25 years ago i resolved to become a lawyer just like them and change the story our country he chose to the courtroom so neither that day or that conviction for the treasures of the books that i discovered are etched into my being. my heart still mourns those from where the red fern grows and the silliness of the school to fill itself with the feminism of a wrinkle in time. but most of all the honor of having found books that reflected me at a time that i needed them gave me a sense despite all messaging i was not singularly unwanted and that perhaps i was just as worthy as the next. to this day whenever i feel scared and last few

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they were the hosts my best friend, the only beings with whom it was safe to be like true, charlotte and wilbur, julie of the wolves and matilda who kept me company at times when i feel odd and when i feel i alone have endured the stress of moving in abrupt conditions, i need to think of missus frisby and the rest. it was through t the library i learned for the first time about the work of ruth bader ginsburg it was then and there 25 years ago i resolved to become a lawyer like them and change the stories our country told to tell its courtrooms and loss, it's books. neither that day nor that conviction has left me for the treasures of the books i discovered are etched into my being. where the red fern grows, this silliness of the school and fills itself with the feminism of the wrinkles in time but most of all, the honor of having found books that reflected me at a time when i needed them gave me a sense that perhaps despite all messaging i was not singularly unwanted, perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. to this day when i feel scared and loss, there are few things more c

it's then that the real race will begin. charlotte, even ski r t, paris and that does it from easter louis throughout the day as we have more news and commentary on the war and ukraine? this is our international service. oh, a ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk oh no. when i was showing wrong, when oh please just don't hold any world yet to shape out. disdain becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground.