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when it comes to matters of ukraine, the senate wednesday night unionist millie confirming officer bridget brink and she will serve as the u.s. abbasid or to ukraine, putting an end to -- she currently serves as the ambassador of slovakia. other stories reporting that an embassy opening up in the ukraine, u.s. embassy, let's hear from dave in virginia, independent line. caller: i want to speak to the former congressman, former guest. soon to be former congressman. raise the issue of the border. it would be great if we looked at root cause instead of debating who is getting in, what the issues are. where do these people come from, and what are the issues in their country that we could be trying to remedy, not necessarily by ringing force, but trying to understand? the problems they face, we try to throw money at their problems. somebody happens to be speaking louder about it than somebody else. at the bottom, where you have the numbers, have the death clock on there. when they talk about throwing money at a problem, they can address how i grandchildren are supposed to pay this money back. h

schumer: now, madam president, we have just confirmed bridget a. brink of michigan to become the ambassador to ukraine. this was very important. i'm so glad we could finally do this by unanimous consent. as we all know, the relationships between the united states and ukraine are so vital, and to have no ambassador really hinders our relationship in ways that nobody would want to see. to have an ambassador there at this crucial link, as the united states continues to help the ukrainian people resist the brutal and vicious attacks by russia is a wonderful thing, is a good thing, and will help advance the cause of peace, security, and freedom. so i'm very glad we did this, and i congratulate bridget a. brink. i have every confidence she'll be an outstanding ambassador and help ukraine overcome the attacks by putin. now, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the small business committee be discharged from further consideration and the senate now proceed to senate res 612. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res. 612, a r

. >>> based on the independent investigation by hance and bridget, llp and on behalf of the concerned citizens of gilroy, i am presenting you with a copy of the notice of intent to recall you from office. >> that message from a citizens group to council member rebecca a a amerandez. three other teens were wounded, one is now quadriplegic. not everyone agrees with the recall effort. >> if they do want to recall her, and it happens, it's only going to bring up anger in the community, because she's done the work. she's been there. she's helped. she will continue to be there. >> the recall group needs more than 6200 signatures to trigger a recall election in november. her term ends in 2024. >>> still ahead tonight. >> things are going in the wrong direction. >> more bay area school districts reporting more significant covid outbreaks, experts explain why safety measures likely won't stop the spread. >>> and parents struggling to find baby formula. when the nationwide shortage could start to subside. >>> and we'll introduce you to the bay area teen who just stepped on stage with a world-fa

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. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the apple in her eye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement of meeting somebody new. >> his name was andre jackson. a handsome single father of two. sparks flew immediately. >> i mean, she would just light up every time

bridget break is the nominee. she is a career diplomat who currently serves as the u.s. ambassador to neighboring slovakia. >>> in the philippines, the son of the former dictator is now the projected winner in the presidential election. appears to have won by a wide margin. the count is not official just yet. there was also huge support for his challenger, the current vice president and cuban rights lawyer. marcos' father was the dictator , ferdinand marcos senior, who was known for corruption. >>> coming up new at 5:30, mothers forced out of the workforce because they cannot find childcare. she even had to give up her house. the crisis forcing parents to make impossible decisions. >>> plus, he was a celebrity chef who fell from grace after sexual misconduct allegations. a bombshell verdict in the mario vitelli legal battle. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a pop up stream of hailstorms in parts of the north bay. let's check in with first alert meteorologist paul heggen tracking some of that active weat

was like i was like movie the rain for real id and it might have been my bubble is rich in central bridget, like maybe know it's okay. i asked yesterday my car when i came back because she had burned to pull it literally change well, mine clean out because i went through a lot know it was it lasted the whole length of the bridge. so, you know, to fame in allowing, yeah. and today could see another round of that, especially in northern napa and solano counties. if you need a car wash, it's a to go today might look a lot like darnya's drive across the richmond center fell that yesterday. this is what we're seeing across most of the bay area, though, just a little bit breezy can see. >> the leaves there's blowing in that wind that we are again seeing today for the most part today. we're going to stay dry. but there are going to those pockets of sprinkles like we've already seen on the santa cruz mountains on the peninsula as well as around seminole in the east bay and then even some heavier rainfall possible up in the north bay, as we do see even thunderstorms possible out towards the delta a

bonny and her daughter, bridget celebrating the college grad auation and in my mom's home town of fairingten, illinois. i will see you at the can teen, ladies. send us a photo with the #sunday today. might see yourself next week and you can get the hug online at today/shot. >>> major league baseball has come to nbc and peacock and it gets going early today. our mlb sunday leadoff coverage of the white sox and red sox begins this morning at 11:30 eastern. thank you for >>> this sunday, the fate of roe v. wade. >> how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body. >> a dividing country react as to that draft supreme court decision. >> i've been praying for this as long as i've understood what a baby was. and it's a big deal. >> this is an attack on women. >> washington's strong reaction from abortion right supporters. >> it's an assault on women. >> i'm going to fight like hell to protect this fight for michigan women. >> it rocks my

bridget looks alright, and visibility is pretty good. i think the wind is an issue here. the wind has blown some of the fog away. we can have clear visibility all the way out to the peninsula. at 708. let's go back to the desk. the gas tax in california is about to increase will tell you about the deadline that lawmakers missed that could have stopped it from happening. former health official in the trump administration is warning of a possible summer covid surge. where in the u. s. she says there will be a higher number 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe. just one, big supercontinent: pangea. and today there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. (music throughout) what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once.

bridget can build bridges and momma. he's crazy. naomi judd was 76 years old. we'll be right back. a box can be essential, then recycled for a move. and then help brighten breakfast or bring fresh scents in a tube. what starts as a box for detergent can become one with a helpful seam. all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. recycling your boxes and paper products helps nature thrive. be a force for nature and choose sustainable, recyclable paper and packaging. ♪ i stand alone ♪ ♪ and the fire in the sky ♪ ♪ ♪ wait and see ♪ ♪ shadow down ♪ ♪ fall into line ♪ ♪ you're out of time ♪ ♪ fall into line ♪ now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr gives us a closer look at conditions outside. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody at a pretty nice start to the day today. here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. >> from uc berkeley, there's the blue sky blue bay. so today's deal is going to be much like yesterday except the only kind of a will be will turn the winds down a little bit

i'm joined by david winslow in person as well as bridget hicks virtually who willbe available for questions afterwards . so as a very brief recap sb nine allows sponsors or homeowners to develop 2 units on a single family property. it also allows them to divide the lotinto two and build two on each persona portion of that .the state requires the review of these projects be done ministerial he . but they do givelocal governments the ability to create their own standards to implement them . so if you recall back in january we presented acomplete set of design standards including site design and architecture . the site design portion was adopted. however the architecture portion because of some concern by the architecture community was overly restrictive was not adopted but we are directed to work further with the architecture community to develop a set of standards that essays objectives as well as concerns of the architecture community. so over the past few months we've worked with them collaboratively on a few different working sessions to arrive at a new set of standards. they look very si

. >> reporter: help came from bridget low, the attorney from the alameda county d.a.s office assigned in donzahniya's case. kpix 5 was there in early 2020 when the first time in 10 years. >> she has allowed me to meet her again and allowed me to come into her life again. she is -- very proud. >> reporter: her compassion inspired 25 to become a lawyer and the two remain in touch. now an east bay community law center's health and wherefore program coordinator works on appeals and goes to hearings while continuing her law apprenticeship. >> i am able to live on my dream for education and justice for you and young adults. >> reporter: it is other moms 25 dreams of serving in the future. >> we need lawyers who can connect with other moms. not only am i a mom, but i am a black identifying mom, and representation means everything. people are going to come and feel more comfortable when they see me and when they see my child. >> reporter: a child donzahniya loves with all her heart. >> i want her to literally shoot for the stars. >> reporter: for students rising above, i am elizabeth cook. >>

. >> reporter: help came from bridget low, the important from the da's office assigned to the case. kpix5 was there in early 2020 when the two were reunited for the first time in ten years. >> she's allowed me to meet her again, allowed me to come into her life again and she's the person she is today. i am very proud. >> reporter: her compassion inspired her to become a lawyer and the two remain in touch. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: an east bay community law center's health and welfare unit program coordinator, she works on appeals and goes to hearings while continuing law apprenticeship. >> i am able to live out my dream for education and justice for youth and young adults. >> reporter: it's other moms she dreams of serving in the future. >> we need lawyers who can connect with other moms. not only am i a mom but i am a black identifying mom and representation means everything. people are going to come and they're going to feel more comfortable when they see orr:to lly shoot for ontang the bar again this summer and we are all rooting for her. >>> coming up next, a chance to

his intention to nominate bridget brink, the current ambassador of slovakia, go to ukraine, what do you think of these efforts, as far as diplomatically? is it far past diplomatic efforts or still a possibility that diplomacy could work? guest: we should always keep diplomacy at hand, obviously. it is a very good signal to both ukraine and russia that diplomats are returning to kyiv. secretary blinken and secretary alston visited kyiv recently. it is a clear signal to russia that we are expecting the ukrainians to actually win this conflict. all those gestures, where european leaders have visited kyiv and met with president zelenskyy, are very important both to encourage the ukrainians and to discourage the russians and send a clear message to putin that we expect the ukrainians to be the winners. host: let's get one more call in. this is debbie in rhode island. caller: good morning. i have a question. it was highly publicized in the news and otherwise that mr. putin was targeting children and civilians. the concern i had is, for a few days, they were televising the drama school with ch

. >> reporter: president biden is also nominating bridget brink to serve as ambassador to ukraine. and today, the secretary of state testifies on capitol hill. the biden administration is urging congress to provide more funding to ukraine and it's important to note, today is the 36th anniversary of the worst nuclear disaster in world history. at least 28 people were killed initially in the chernobyl incident. thousands more died from cancer as a result to contact with radiation that spread after the explosion. russian forces left that historical site last month after they were exposed to radioactive material. laura? >> still at that site, amazing. thank you very much, brie. >>> 5:40 right now. a follow-up for you, negotiations expected to resume today involving striking stanford medical nurses. about 5,000 workers there and at stanford's lucille packard children's hospital walked off the job yesterday with contract talks at a standstill. stanford say hospitals offer nurses some of the best benefits in the country. nurses say it's not enough and calling for longstanding staffing iss

. >> reporter: president biden has announced his intention to nominate the career diplomat bridget brink to be the u.s. ambassador to ukraine and currently serves as the u.s. ambassador to slovakia. the official announcement came after the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin met for three hours with president zelenskyy and his staff at the capital. >> when it comes to russia's warnings, rush is feeling and ukraine is succeeding. >> reporter: they said the u.s. embassy will reopen in the next few weeks and american diplomats will start making day trips into the country next week starting in the western city. >> we are doing carefully. >> reporter: the u.s. secretaries announced $700 million in military financing for ukraine and nearby allies and amid moscow's warnings of sending more arms into ukraine. >> we want to see russia weekend to the degree it can't do the kind of things that it has done in invading ukraine. >> reporter: monday they launched strikes against ukrainian real race which are vital the moving supplies and evacuating civilians. meanw

president biden nominated bridget brink today. she's a veteran foreign service officer and current ambassador to slovakia. the ambassadorship has remained empty during the biden administration, even after dire warnings last year russia was planning to invade ukraine. >>> garvin is doing its job. that's according to research from ucsf, showing how effective the vaccine has been at preventing covid across the state. they created two different statistical models to estimate how many infections, hospitalizations, and deaths the vaccine prevented. primary models infection rates among kid who is couldn't be vaccinated and applied it to everyone else. the model showed in the first ten months of the vaccine, it prevented 1.5 million infections and nearly 20,000 deaths. the second model used a different approach but had similar results. it prevented 1.4 million infections and over 22,000 deaths. as many restrictions drop, california is seeing an upstick in cases. so, these are the positivity rates for the bay area at the beginning of the m

they have indicated they're going to nominate bridget brink who is a career foreign service officer and current u.s. ambassador to slovakia so she has critical experience in the area. while boast of these moves were overdue, i commend the administration for acting. sending a signal to our allies that the united states is serious about standing with ukraine. let's get our diplomats back to the capital, back to kiev and let get an ambassador in place as soon as possible. on the sanctions front, i believe we should be seizing, not just freezing, assets of kremlin supporters and provide the funds from the sale of these assets to meet the needs of ukraine. to do this i introduced with senator bennet of clferred the repurpose -- colorado the repurposing of emergency funds relief act for ukraine. to require that the department of justice to direct any funds resulting from the disposal of seized russian assets to support ukrainian refugees and support reconstruction. so like other countries have done, including france and germany, let's seize these assets like yachts owned by the kremlin suppor

. >> the work has been going on, bridget brink is a side that u.s. is stepping forward with deplomacy. this isn't the kind of ambassadorship from polickical donors that sort of thing. she has background in that part of europe, and dealt with issues that relate to former soviet countries, and advancing into nato. she previously worked in service at the national security council. the kind of portfolio that makes sense here. it is important, statement with the military support, steps taken to help with ukrainian defense. the diplomatic piece is important, the u.s. believes that sovereignty of ukraine will hold and should have a formal presence. there has been a hold up on the nominees to serve as ambassadors, tension with the senate. it is important for the president to chose a person to fill this role. that was one of the quote unquote deliverables, one of the things that secretary of state and the defense secretary were able to present to president volodymyr zelenskyy, we are placing, another sign to have that diplomatic relationship to be fortified a

president biden is nominating bridget brink to be the next ambassador to ukraine bring currently serves as the ambassador to slovakia and on the battlefront . russia today did attack ukrainian rail and fuel facilities. at least five train stations in central and western ukraine were hit. garcia will send it back to you, mike mibach . thank you. this morning, russia's telling the united states to stop sending weapons to ukraine, warning that more such deliveries of weapons could escalate the conflict. russia's ambassador to the united states , as an official diplomatic note has been sent to the white house expressing russia's concerns and that no reply has been received . he accused the us of quote pouring oil on the flames by supplying weapons to ukraine, 77 starting today, the united states will start welcoming ukrainian refugees from europe into the u. s. but not if they're already in mexico. 20,000 ukrainian refugees have already reached mexico is a gateway to the us ukrainian americans have been volunteering there at the border have advice for refugees trying to figure out their nex

we also know that president biden is going to announce the current slovakian ambassador bridget brink to serve as ambassador to ukraine. she's a career diplomat. but, george, a lot of announcements on this high-level trip and officials making it clear on the ground none of these announcements mean that troops will be taking part in this war. >> right, but the goal is to weaken russia. okay, cecilia. thanks very much. robin? >>> george, now to that closely watched presidential election in france where emanuel macron won a second term over marine le pen, the far right candidate who ran on a campaign hostile to nato. a sigh of relief for many amid the war in ukraine. our senior white house correspondent mary bruce is in paris with that for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, we are seeing a real exhale this morning from world leaders and the white house after french president emmanuel macron was able to hold off a challenge from far right nationalist marine le pen. with her anti-immigration and anti-nato policies and ties to russia, there was a real fear that

president biden is nominating bridget brink as ambassador to ukraine. the first ambassador. the biden administration is also providing ukraine more than $300 million in foreign financing adding to the billion dollars committed. >> what you have done in repelling the russians in the battle of kyiv was extraordinary. >> reporter: those weapons will be key as russia moves to eastern ukraine with flatter, wide open terrain. the on going war did not stop orthodox easter celebrations, even in churches damaged by shelling. >> thank god we made to it easter. a mother of three said i hope for peace for a better life for my children. >> reporter: in the port city of decembersa, missiles hit this apartment building. >>> french president is celebrating his re-election after defeating far right candidate. 44 year old macron took to the stage to thank voters, he won 5 8%. european nations watching this election closely, the election unfolded against the backdrop of the russian invasion of ukraine. during her campaign, la pin pledged to loosen french ties with the eu and nato and germany.

president biden is nominated bridget brink as ambassador to ukraine. the biden administration providing ukraine more than $300 million in form military financing adding to the billions already committed. >> what you have done in repelling the russians in the battle of kyiv was extraordinary. >> reporter: the weapons will be key as russia moves attention to eastern ukraine with flatter, more wide open terrain. the on going war did not stop orthodox easter celebrations even in churches damaged by shelling. >> thank god we mafor er life f in the port city of decembersa, tragedy for a mother and her infanting they died after missiles hit this apartment building. >> they will meet with russian president vladimir putin in moscow and zelensky in ukraine. >>> emmanuel macron is celebrating after defeating far right candidate. he took the stage to thank voters. he won 58% of the vote. european nations watching this election closely while grappling with the fallout of the russian invasion. la pin spoke out against sanctions against russian energy supplies. >> du

president biden is nominating bridget brink to be the next ambassador to ukraine. spring is currently serving as the ambassador to slovakia and on the battlefront. russia today did attack ukrainian rail and fuel facilities. at least five train stations in central and western ukraine. we're hit. pam will send it back to you. all right. thank you, mike. and starting today, the united states will start welcoming ukrainian refugees into the us from europe. but not if they're already in mexico now, 20,000 ukrainian refugees. have already made their way to mexico as a gateway to the us ukrainian americans have been volunteering at the border and have some advice for refugees trying to figure out if their next step as the process becomes more complicated. they still want to come to united states. and we always telling them right now, please stay at europe will be easier for you. a border volunteers are working with the u. s and mexican governments to help the refugees who are in mexico. they are hoping the government will find a way to allow ukrainians in mexico to be all

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joining us now is bridget a mary, she is the deputy de director of the aclu freedom project. she is challenging this law in kentucky. thanks very much for being here, i know this is a pretty intense important day. >> thanks for having me. >> let me just ask if i explained any of that wrong, or that's basically what we should understand about what is happened in kentucky and how far -- how much further down the road kentucky is toward an effective abortion ban than other states. >> you got it right. i also want to assure patients that we are doing everything we can to block the law as quickly as possible. so i really hope that we have the court order, maybe tomorrow event that restores access to abortion in kentucky, and if you need an abortion in kentucky, i urge you to call it a clinic, the situation is changing rapidly. but you're right, this is part of a larger context. there is an abortion access crisis in the united states right now, and it's going to get exponentially worse. in six weeks, when the supreme court decides the mississippi case you mentioned before. roe v. w

. >>> good after noon, bridget part of the team would recollecting with st. francis wood to detail the history and sigg any of dance of the neighborhood in a national register designation. my team along with myself. through the course of the project we worked closely with the st. francis homes association which is the official neighborhood association. they have a district subcommittee we worked with. the project began in june of 2020. it had been discussed to take some sort of action regarding designation that had been discussed fer years. the project team presented to the neighborhood twice in two public meetings that were by zoom because that was the height of the pandemic. that was june 29th and december 24th. the former executive director. we had developed a frequently asked question document that went up on the st. francis home association. they had a dedicated e-mail for questions. the homeowners might have this and there were several polling and e-mails that went out. we asked how they felt about the national designation and there was a highly favorab

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bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] . >> the san francisco carbon fund was started in 2009. it's basically legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for the city of san francisco. they passed legislation that said okay, 13% of the cost of the city air travel is going to go into a fund and we're going to use the money in that fund to do local projects that are going to mitigate and sequester greenhouse gas e

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bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. focused on reimagines our city. our guest is debbie rafael director of san francisco department of environment to talk about climate action plan. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> thank you, too. i have seen the climate action plan. it is a very detailed document that might be a little incontinue dating to digest is there a simple way to summ

. >> cameron and bridget lived down the street. they are brave it -- breathing a sigh of relief because they considered buying the home. >> these folks were considering selling and my realtor walked me through, it wasn't the house for me and i'm really glad i didn't buy it. >> officials say the foundation was under repairs when retaining walls near the road failed and caused the home to collapse. officials think the rain may have played a part in the collapse. >> there was excavation taking place underneath the house and several retaining walls were undermined and collapsed, and the house fell over. >> officials estimate the home is a complete loss following the damage. the main concern is stabilizing the roadway because they say it is too narrow, they can't clean up the damage until they do that. >> the road is undermined and at this point we are trying to determine other we can have traffic going through. >> neighbors are watching the situation closely, hoping something like this doesn't happen to their home. >> i hope something

he mentions tax, fees, penalties 120 times bridget shows where their values are and how unserious they are. but what's worse about this budget, talking about gasoline prices so high? he taxes $45 billion for anybody doing energy production. what does that mean? america gets punished, your gasoline prices go higher, and our enemies around the world that produce oil and gas are going to make taxpayers pay for that. >> the one thing that's very consistent that i hear from listeners on my radio show, and it's from all over the country. 675 stations. i get a wide variety of people from all over the country and they are all saying the same thing. they want republicans to fight. i want you to assure them that if they elect the republicans and you became speaker, how hard are you guys going to fight and how committed will you be to promises you make. that's what i hear from every body. >> more than 100%, sean. newt gingrich was there. we just did i retreat in florida, building our commitment to america. where the border will be secured. where america will be energy independent, not just energy

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] . >> my name is dave, and i play defense. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪]

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok c

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family tradition and these people that look at us as foreigners, we have been here and we are part of america, you know, and we had to

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign langua

bridget's day to san francisco and helping thousands of irish american people through the work of the consulate. thank you, consul general o'driscoll. we're so proud for your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] you. >> when i first moved here people come to san francisco to be the person you want to be can be anyone you want. >> the community is so rich and diverse that i'm learning every single day san francisco is an amazing photoy town historically been base on evolution and that applies to every single professional field including philanthropic arts today what i do is photo based art manifests traditional fores

who helped or sue bailey and bridget bar and susanna weaning. >> that's not a joke. her name is wayne and get and she helps will breastfeed. lauren said that taking this new picture for me, by the way, given excuse to do her hair because, you know, trust me, that's your lease concerned. have to have a baby. but she's going to get back to moon belly birth, which is or companies incredible in june. right now, she's just happy to chill acts. >> with her little marveling at her little march miracle every day. that yeah, women are so powerful. power. so congrats to them. congratulations. >> it will cross for guests were recognizing remarkable women all throughout the if you missed any of the stories. >> we cannot afford to miss any of these stories every tuesday they air and we have all the ones that maybe you missed over on our website at kron 4 dot com. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we've got other stories ahead. like teachers and the school district that are on the picket lines and they could strike. we'll tell you where this is happening with kron 4 sarah

there was a point in my life when i was 17 years old where i would watch "bridget joans' diary" every night before bed. laugh through the tears. i would skip to the good bits every night. it was-- i think it gave me a very strange, unrealistic expectation of what love would be when i grew up. but it did inspire me to write a rom-com, when i eventually got to legal age. i was obsessed with rom-coms and when it came to writing something could be in, i was like yeah, i'm going to write myself in. it's pamet thetic writing your open rom-com. you're flirting with yourself when you're righting it. you're writing a scipt, "i said this, haha." and he says, "that's so funny, haha." and i said what is this, it's so gross. >> stephen: what's grocer, not getting it right. >> went a little too far sometimes. please watch it. please, please. >> stephen: please watch it. we'll get that at the end. i want to ask you one thing, back to new zealand for a second. your national dessert is something called a paf loafa. >> do you know what that is here? >> stephen: i know what a pavlova is? >> it's like a