james antony davis and russell westbrook have rarely played together with book, says that available had done that little to help him during his time at the front just being, you know, a person that, unfortunately, that people create narratives of me and who i am. and what i do, and what i believe in that are, you know, just not true. i'm, i'm always have to know like, prove myself again in the year after year after year, which is to me is unfair. and there's really no reason not to do that. um, so when i 1st got here, i just felt that i never was given a fair chance just to be who i needed to be to get out his team. it's starts with the coaches holding players accountable and making sure that there's on court execution. it goes to our training staff, doing everything they can to make sure we have healthy bodies on the court. and it goes to our players to play that with on court execution at the highest level. because that's what lakers fans expect and deserve from all of us. and so i think when you have disappointment, you need to take ownership of that and you need to vow to make the a

round you going home you had lebron >> jimmy: okay >> anthony davis >> jimmy: okay, okay >> russell westbrook >> jimmy: okay >> tinsel town, purple and gold, hollywood. statues of shaq and magic and kareem outside and kobe i mean -- and you are like 17, 18 games under .500? [ light laughter ] you know, stealing money from the public, ain't thinking about giving it back [ laughter ] i mean, look - >> jimmy: the knicks -- they're not even lying >> look, look, look, look, look [ applause ] give the knicks credit for this they've been honest. [ ding ] [ light laughter ] [ beeping [ audience oohs >> jimmy: tom brady un-retiring. >> you know what that's about, right? y'all don't know this. allow me to help you out [ light laughter ] my brother tom brady didn't un-retire gisele un-retired. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you think so >> oh, no, that brother said she sat up there in 2017 she told the world, y'all ain't got to live with him when this is over. he comes home to me. i love my man. concussions, concussions, and all of this other stuff, i want him healthy. finally, a couple of super bowl titl

more run to offer jamie westbrook. he gets a hold of that one. no doubt about it. 3 run shot extends the brewers lead to scheme open. get this. giants were only down one and a band of losing 13 to 6. they'll face the diamondbacks on wednesday. all righty. that's your look at sports. we'll be right back after a we'll be right back after a and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> oh, that's a rough landing at that. look like a hollywood stunt. but this was not a movie set a tesla you just saw and went flying through the air and southern california. that happened over the weekend and the la neighborhood of echo park. and now police are searching for the dange

host: dwayne, westbrook, maine, good morning. caller: good morning, greta. the problem here a lot of people have forgotten the cold war. i was born in 1968 so i remember pretty clearly reagan when he was in office and he negotiated with gorbachev on nuclear weapons, people have forgotten we faced mutual mature destruction called mad and if there ever was a nuclear exchange between the united states and russia it would destroy human civilization and wipe out billions of people and is a real problem because those nuclear weapons are still there. we need to stop moving towards confrontation with russia and move towards adiplomatic solution before something bad happens by accident. i'm more worried about accident than by intentional exchange of nuclear weapons. i think people need to look up the unit of concerned scientists and call them together to give lectures about mutually assured destruction about how we need diplomacy because we were at a period during the reagan administration where we were really facing possible nuclear annihilation as a species that wo

host: dwayne, westbrook, maine, good morning. caller: good morning, greta. the problem here a lot of people have forgotten the cold war. i was born in 1968 so i remember pretty clearly reagan when he was in office and he negotiated with gorbachev on nuclear weapons, people have forgotten we faced mutual mature destruction called mad and if there ever was a nuclear exchange between the united states and russia it would destroy human civilization and wipe out billions of people and is a real problem because those nuclear weapons are still there. we need to stop moving towards confrontation with russia and move towards adiplomatic solution before something bad happens by accident. i'm more worried about accident than by intentional exchange of nuclear weapons. i think people need to look up the unit of concerned scientists and call them together to give lectures about mutually assured destruction about how we need diplomacy because we were at a period during the reagan administration where we were really facing possible nuclear annihilation as a species that wo

. >> russell westbrook cheering up lebron. that's a renaissance painting. i would watch that clip of the three sad lakers over and over. >>> meanwhile in philadelphia, the suns rallied to win 14th time in 14 games. beating philadelphia, 114-109. phoenix best in the league right now, and the record shows it. they're 44-10. >>> now, to the competition at the winter olympics in beijing and more struggles on the slopes for u.s. skier mikaela shiffrin. the 26-year-old recorded a second straight did not finish yesterday after skidding out of control and missing a gate about five seconds into her run on the women's slalom course. it follows a similar scene two days before when she crashed 11 seconds in the opening rund of the giant slalom race in which she was the defending gold medalist. it was a heartbreaking image there, she sat there on the crash staring off into space in the snow, clearly confused and hard broken as to what happened. but hearings the good news, she could compete until three more games. we're rooting for her. >>> team usa has captured its firs

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i'm taking wessel -- russell westbrook off the list and playing play on. among those unhappy with thompson being left off, teammate green. larry: i'm >> i'm more frustrated for him, them for myself. not many things can -- not make people they can do what clay does on a bus bo porter. larry: did not see this coming, they i'm big and sharks in toronto, -- the unbeaten sharks in toronto. leader in the second, tied it to, erik karlsson, rip it,, for five goals in just a second period. sharks victorious again, perfect on this young season at four endo. dusty baker, just one win away from capturing his second pendant as a manager. first for the 2002 giants. red sox threatening, strycova, thrown out, maldonado ends the ending. dusty a little bit anxious. still tight in the eighth, kyle tucker, no one is anxious anymore. three run, five-zero, astros. thus he has another chance of the world series. time for champagne. >> i'm going back to the world series. i think about my dad, hank aaron, all the greats that helped mold me. thank you, thank you, thank you. reporte

i'm taking wessel -- russell westbrook off the list and playing play on. among those unhappy with thompson being left off, teammate green. larry: i'm >> i'm more frustrated for him, them for myself. not many things can -- not make people they can do what clay does on a bus bo porter. larry: did not see this coming, they i'm big and sharks in toronto, -- the unbeaten sharks in toronto. leader in the second, tied it to, erik karlsson, rip it,, for five goals in just a second period. sharks victorious again, perfect on this young season at four endo. dusty baker, just one win away from capturing his second pendant as a manager. first for the 2002 giants. red sox threatening, strycova, thrown out, maldonado ends the ending. dusty a little bit anxious. still tight in the eighth, kyle tucker, no one is anxious anymore. three run, five-zero, astros. thus he has another chance of the world series. time for champagne. >> i'm going back to the world series. i think about my dad, hank aaron, all the greats that helped mold me. thank you, thank you, thank you. reporte

you got lebron anthony davis carmelo anthony russell westbrook. but it didn't matter. the warriors used a team basketball approach that felt kind of like the strength in numbers era and they pulled out a win behind contributions from everyone. steph jordan poole andrew wiggins want escano anderson. now they want to do the same thing tonight against the other los angeles team and the hometown kid want us anderson is ready to feel that energy here in the bay. he told me. so this morning. >> always fun to play at home. i mean regard to what team you play for us on the plane for me is it's a lot much more just because this is my house, you know, so my family will be here. my friends will be here. donation will pack the house out. i'm you know, covid was a hard time. so it's just fun to see the nba back. see people back in the was crazy staples. but that's what we play this game for him. and it's just, you know, to have fun with i'm super excited man. and you know, steve said we've dominate home court this year. so we've got to start off with the first one. so we've got a b

you know, if you if you're not ready to get back in transition and westbrook and lebron are coming down to what you've done. you're in trouble. so that's our that's our goal. tomorrow is too try contain them into in transition. >> the sharks in montreal taking on the canadians. first period charts up one nothing logan couture shot is blocked. but jonathan delon is there for cleanup duty. that's his second goal of the game, san jose extends its lead to 2 closing moments of the first erik karlsson ice risk their lights. the lamp there sharks go up 3 to nothing heading into the second period and guess what, they blanked the canadians 5 zip. they'll take on the senators on tuesday. watch out the sharks to a nlcs game 3 brave looking to take a commanding 3 o lead bottom of a 5 to atlanta. but you can't kill this dodgers team. cody bellinger even struggling this postseason, but he ties the game with one swing of the bat. now just 3 batters later, mookie betts. he was great against the giants and. he continues to show why he is one of the best players in the game that double scores chris taylo

you know, if you if you're not ready to get back in transition and westbrook and lebron are coming down to what you've done. you're in trouble. so that's our that's our goal tomorrow, try contain them into in transition. >> no easy task. whatever happens, though, is going to be a great boost. the first look at how this warriors team is so far. steph curry. i hate to say it, but he's not been great against the lakers in his career. his 42.5% shooting against them is his lowest versus any opponent and it's 20.7 points per game against them. his second-lowest against any opponent. so time to improve those averages tonight. staff the game tips at 07:00pm at staples center tonight. thank you so much, kate. looks like another la bay area rivalry. >> for your money. now the backlog at the ports of los angeles and long beach continue to cause problems. nearly 200,000 cargo containers worth billions of dollars are waiting to be unloaded. the backlog is being linked to a surging demand after the economy. reopened right now. port workers are working around the clock. but the backlog could take mon

the lakers are bigger and better favorites because lebron and crew picked up russell westbrook, an mvp caliber, triple-double threat. but the favorites are actually the brooklyn nets. they have the big three. right now it's two a a possible because kyrie irving is still not there because he is refusing to get the vaccine, but they are the favorites right now with kevin durant and james harden on that team, who superstars who can pull off the championship without kyrie. >> that's the elephant in the room. will we see kyrie this year? >> i won't believe it until i see a vaccine truck driving up to barclays center giving him the vaccine. he refused to get the vaccine, and he'll lose out on money, but he says he's not anti-vaccine, but he's doing what's best for him. he says at this point he won't get the vaccine. >> making the decision. we'll see if they can match the wnba final. that's all i'm saying. >>> we're following a lot of other headlines this morning including jury selection getting under way in the trial of the murder of ahmaud arbery. >>> and scandal plagues south carolina lawy

russell westbrook, lebron james had 17. rajon rondo. anthony davis the long arm of the law there finished with 20. the warriors finished the half strong. andre iguodala is back. payton just back frommia surgery. # jordan poole like a whole new man. went on a 0u7 run. the warriors remain undefeated in the preseason. 111-99. >> we thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time. now on jimmy kimmel, larry david. good night. pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages are paid back each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can choose to wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. call today and find out more in aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage loan guide. access tax-free cash and stay in the home you love. you've been investing in your home for years... making monthly mortgage payments... doing the right thing... it's become your family's heart and soul... well, that investment can give you tax- free

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you just added russell russ burke -- westbrook in the off-season. he will be a draw, but will people have to wear a mask when they watch? patrick: this is the other disconcerting fact. when you look at it scientifically and logically, when weaver concerned in the early stages of the pandemic, ace of the medic infections, that you could be a symptom medic and spread, all of a sudden the cd said wear masks. when people get vaccinated versus those that are on vaccinated and the person that is vaccinated is infected, this delta variant has maybe five to 1000 times more viral load in your nose, so it will only affect the unvaccinated. even those who are fully vaccinated, people have breakthrough infections. the concept of not wear masks is very illogical. it is even worse now than it was at the beginning of the pandemic. matt: unless you say players have to be vaccinated and you have to be vaccinated to come and get tickets to the game. patrick: vaccinated does not mean that you prevent transmission, that is the point. matt: but you will not end up in th

russell westbrook. >> you kidding me. >> 6.56 coming up in the next hour. we've got bad news when it comes to the covid variants and you know what i'm talking about. the delta variant. it is way more dangerous and way more contagious. >> then we even knew. that's why the cdc said we all need to mask up. when i tell you about just how bad this is coming up in a live report, an forgetting the concerns about delta. i guess the show goes on. sonoma county and other ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. on a friday friday, a very fulsome and i'm james fletcher and we're actually starting off on a really nice note here. weather wise anyway got a little warm yesterday afternoon. so maybe. >> again, if you didn't do it yesterday, do it early today. whatever you got to do outside. well, but family fun day starts later today

playoffs: popcorn dumped on the wizards' westbrook as he a new york fox fan spitting on trey young, and a water bottle being thrown at kyrie irving. >> chaos erupts at last night's u.s.a.- mexico soccer match at denver's mile high stadium. a bottle thrown at young american star gio's head. later, a fan was tackled by stadium security after he ran into the pitch. >> trevor: goddamn. sports fans are going crazy. they're spitting on players, they're throwing things at them, and don't even get me started on that crazy fan who got into a fight with floyd mayweather. if this keeps up, they're going to have to start to using the t-shirt cannon as an actual weapon. and you know the situation is bad when fans are throwing popcorn and bottles. because, people, at an n.b.a. game, that's, like, 80 bucks' worth of concessions. i'm sure as hell not throwing my snacks. i took out a loan to buy that popcorn! i worked too hard. of course getting back to remember is doing everyday stuff, shopping inside the store. during the pandemic people ordered thingses online, ordered curbside pickup or pointing a m

popcorn dumped on russell westbrook as he left the court with a sprained ankle in philly. a knicks fan spitting on the atlanta hawks' trae young, and a water bottle throne at nets star kyrie irving. >> treating people like they're at a human zoo. throwing stuff, saying things, there's a point where it's too much. >> hey, hey! >> reporter: the return of incivility is most pronounced on airplanes. these images are from a southwest flight on may 23rd when a flight attendant had two teeth knocked out by a disgruntled passenger. the faa reporting it's received 2,500 reports of unruly passengers since the beginning of the year. other disturbing acts last month included a customer at a fast food restaurant in san jose spitting on employees. after being told to wear a mask. >> this isn't the first time she's done it. she did it to two other coworkers. >> reporter: and in hawaii, a man is punched in the face at panda express after reminding visitors to wear masks. >> people have been in lockdown pandemic mode for over a year, and maybe some of them have forgotten how to behave in p

banned from madison square garden and just a few days ago a different fan dumped popcorn on russell westbrook's head as he left the arena with an injury and that person had their season tickets revoked. >> people knew that kind of activity was wrong before the pandemic. >> people have forgotten their human skills while they have been inside for 14 months. >> not required to use them. like wearing jeans again when you've been wearing sweatpants. >> in other words, our humanity has expired. >> takes a little work to get back into it. not just sporting events. have farid from a southwest flight where a passenger punched a flight attendant in the face and knocked out two teeth and a few dozen incidents of people assaulting flight crews in recent months. >> gotten so bad that southwest and american airlines have now extended a ban on selling alcohol to try to cut back on unruly passengers. that's a start, would say. i would say that will help. >> i don't know. >> you're not a fan. >> no. >> you don't like that policy? >> i do like a gin and tonic on my flight. >> "the lead" with jake tapper starts r

the philadelphia 76ers fan who dumped popcorn on russell westbrook has been banned and had his season tickets revoked. and the knicks fan who spit on atlanta's trae young has been banned along with three fans in utah because of a verbal altercation. the nba placers association released a statement saying, the incidents will be appropriately evaluated by law enforcement just as if it occurred on a public street. >>> coming up, how getting cereal on college campuses just got easier. >>> also ahead, analyzing an iconic "friends" scene. could they have made a pivot to get that couch upstairs? ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tel

it happened last night they can which out westbrook was heading to the locker room after injuring his ankle. someone pouring pop corn all over him you can see it there he tried to go after them, event staffers holding him bam after the game, westbrook demanded action against unruly fans the 76ers revoked the fan's season ticket membership and banned him indefinitely from the wells fargo center the team also apologize to go westbrook and the wizards. >>> at the garden a knicks fan spit on trey young it is unidentified fan sitting behind rapper fifty cent and his girlfriend in the line of fire the knicks are banning that fan, too. they plan to, quote, vigorously enforce the league's code of conduct. >>> baseball now, a concern from critics that the national past time has lost a step pitchers are dominating batters this season and 2021 is shaping up to be the year of the no-hitter. six have been thrown so far. experts say the elusive accomplishment is happening so often, because pitchers are better than ever, and that defensive shifts driven by data analytics make getting a hit even hard

hi, i am victoria westbrook reentry policy planner for adult probation. formerly incarcerated and struggled with methamphetamine addiction for over 20 years. we had a work order with department of public health for 2012. i will focus on the last three fiscal years. we fund residential treatment beds. this was provided by the department of public health as well as 360 and harbor life. in 18-19 there were 432 referrals for drug treatment. of these 129 enrolleds in treatment and 34 completed. 47 days from the referral to get the client into treatment. 1920. there were 273 referrals leading to 140 treatment enrollments and 49 completions. for this fiscal year the averaging number of days in treatment was 41. current year 161 referrals and 88 enrollments and 15 completions. this has taken 49 days to get someone in treatment on average. there may be outliers for the days to enter treatment because some clients are in custody prior to entering treatment. i do not believe the repersonrals are from people in custody. 40 days to get clients in treatment beds we fun

coincidentally, as a wizards fan, it is produced by russell westbrook. but it will be history. i have learned much today and learned much over the years i have learned much over the years about the tulsa race massacre. and we need to take action to ensure that our country understands what william faulkner said, quote, "the past is not the past. the past is never done. we are living now and the past is still with us." i want to thank all our witnesses for appearing today. without objections, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written questions for the witness or additional materials for the record. with that, the hearing is adjourned. [gavel bangs] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy, visit ncicap.org] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. >>every we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues

russell westbrook produces another special performance piece a lot more later in school. 6. hello there we've got pope disturbance impacting northeast portions of europe look what it did to london highest wind gust over the last little while record it was 83 kilometers per hour these blustery conditions will continue so let me show you where this disturbance is right now it's impacting the low countries into scandinavia and we've also got an organized band of rain across central france now let me show wednesday where that rain is we see it pivot into austria the czech republic and poland and as for that potent weather maker it is still centered over scandinavia pushing into the baltic states we've got high wind and usually cool temperatures and. snow in the higher elevations so stockholm your temperature on wednesday is 7 when it should be 16 for the his time of the year take you to north africa right now and we've introduced some cloud and rain in some morocco and algeria so that is keeping the temperature down but had a bit further east into egypt look at this cairo 41 tha

i remember victoria westbrook said at the hearing from the recovery summit working group her life got bigger in prison because she gave up the drug and she is clean and sober and is able to use that to help others. i just want to make sure that we are incentivizing people in a way to get off their drug if they absolutely need to. there has to be at some point where we admit that people cannot do that drug or they are going to harm someone and continue to harm themselves. meet them where they are at and a chiefing the outcomes they want to achieve we need refinement or understanding. what does that mean in this program? do you have people there that understand addiction that have been through it to address that denial to help people get through to the other side? >> we are a state licensed substance abuse program. we have certified licensed counselors on staff. they are extreme with many of whom like tyrone clifford came through the program themselves and are now working in it as a counselor. the life experience as well as the education to be able to provide these services. i will say

i remember victoria westbrook said at the hearing from the recovery summit working group her life got bigger in prison because she gave up the drug and she is clean and sober and is able to use that to help others. i just want to make sure that we are incentivizing people in a way to get off their drug if they absolutely need to. there has to be at some point where we admit that people cannot do that drug or they are going to harm someone and continue to harm themselves. meet them where they are at and a chiefing the outcomes they want to achieve we need refinement or understanding. what does that mean in this program? do you have people there that understand addiction that have been through it to address that denial to help people get through to the other side? >> we are a state licensed substance abuse program. we have certified licensed counselors on staff. they are extreme with many of whom like tyrone clifford came through the program themselves and are now working in it as a counselor. the life experience as well as the education to be able to provide these services. i will say

lot of top athletes especially in basketball, lebron, kevin durant, western conference quarterfinal westbrook. but the sponsorships do matter when it comes to selling sneakers. >> fascinating stuff we have to pivot to breaking news on j&j. >> cdc recommended j&j for those 18 plus not putting restrictions in place including recommending a warning about risks about these very rare clots, 10 were in favor, 4 opposed and 1 abstention some folks opposed recommended there be a warning for women under 50, for whom the risk is higher for these rare clots now the decision goes to the cdc and fda to lift this recommended pause on the j&j vaccine over the weekend may see it back to use in the u.s. >> thank you so much still to come, earningth week and next week we'll preview what's what. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. hey, dad! all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the

i remember victoria westbrook said at the hearing from the recovery summit working group her life got bigger in prison because she gave up the drug and she is clean and sober and is able to use that to help others. i just want to make sure that we are incentivizing people in a way to get off their drug if they absolutely need to. there has to be at some point where we admit that people cannot do that drug or they are going to harm someone and continue to harm themselves. meet them where they are at and a chiefing the outcomes they want to achieve we need refinement or understanding. what does that mean in this program? do you have people there that understand addiction that have been through it to address that denial to help people get through to the other side? >> we are a state licensed substance abuse program. we have certified licensed counselors on staff. they are extreme with many of whom like tyrone clifford came through the program themselves and are now working in it as a counselor. the life experience as well as the education to be able to provide these services. i will say

i remember victoria westbrook said at the hearing from the recovery summit working group her life got bigger in prison because she gave up the drug and she is clean and sober and is able to use that to help others. i just want to make sure that we are incentivizing people in a way to get off their drug if they absolutely need to. there has to be at some point where we admit that people cannot do that drug or they are going to harm someone and continue to harm themselves. meet them where they are at and a chiefing the outcomes they want to achieve we need refinement or understanding. what does that mean in this program? do you have people there that understand addiction that have been through it to address that denial to help people get through to the other side? >> we are a state licensed substance abuse program. we have certified licensed counselors on staff. they are extreme with many of whom like tyrone clifford came through the program themselves and are now working in it as a counselor. the life experience as well as the education to be able to provide these services. i will say

the western conference leaders utah jazz was shocked by the washington wizards russell westbrook with his 23rd triple double of the season to help his team win by 4 that ends utah's 24 game winning streak at home there were no issues for the philadelphia 76 ers joel embiid scored 36 points as they beat the dallas mavericks by 18 the victory moves the sixers back above the brooklyn nets and to the top of the eastern conference the u.s. women's national team have been given the green light to resume their legal fight with u.s. soccer over equal pay on monday a judge approved a partial settlement in the long running dispute of unequal working conditions like team flights hotels and much when used $28.00 members of the world cup winning squad who follow the law suit cannot go forward with their claim for equal pay the president of the u.s. soccer federation says there's still hurdles to overcome. we have offered the women and the exact same. compensation for all matches that u.s. soccer controls the challenges this doesn't include 3rd party prize money like people recut prize money are co

miss westbrook, are you still there with the presentation? very good. thank you. now we can see it. >> sorry about that. >> thank you. >> this is after the passing of prop 47 that 84.5% of 49,000 bookings into the san francisco county jail, were for people with a history of substance use. 24,500 i.d. drug users in the city. we handout 4.5 million syringes a year. in 2018, there's 259 deaths by overdose. in 2019, 441. thanks to the amazing work of the dope project, in 2019, there's 2,610 overdose reversals. when i hear and talk to my friends in the field working, that's likely only 20-30% of the actual overdose reversals that took place because of the way they're counted. and as supervisor stefani mentioned, in 2020, there was 699 overdose deaths. so i first met supervisor stefani at a treatment on demand meeting at her office a couple of years ago. i want to acknowledge the work of the treatment on demand coalition. according to d.p.h.'s data, between of 2020 and february of 2021, there's an average of 40 open residential treatment beds per day. something is eithe

miss westbrook, are you still there with the presentation? very good. thank you. now we can see it. >> sorry about that. >> thank you. >> this is after the passing of prop 47 that 84.5% of 49,000 bookings into the san francisco county jail, were for people with a history of substance use. 24,500 i.d. drug users in the city. we handout 4.5 million syringes a year. in 2018, there's 259 deaths by overdose. in 2019, 441. thanks to the amazing work of the dope project, in 2019, there's 2,610 overdose reversals. when i hear and talk to my friends in the field working, that's likely only 20-30% of the actual overdose reversals that took place because of the way they're counted. and as supervisor stefani mentioned, in 2020, there was 699 overdose deaths. so i first met supervisor stefani at a treatment on demand meeting at her office a couple of years ago. i want to acknowledge the work of the treatment on demand coalition. according to d.p.h.'s data, between of 2020 and february of 2021, there's an average of 40 open residential treatment beds per day. something is eithe

russell westbrook and the three for the lead. he had a game high 41. crazy. final seconds, last chance for brooklyn. kyrie irving the inbound pass. the layup is missed. 149-146 wizards. washington won four games, but they've beaten the nets twice. pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report in two weeks. it looks like major league baseball wants to delay opening games by about a movement espn reports the players union likely to reject the offer which shortens the season by eight games, expands the play offs and has universal dh. that full 162 game salary salary proposal. they will allow extra time for fans to return. opening day is scheduled for april 1st. fans or no fans. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion? >> chris has so much fun. that's it for toni (john a.) tonight, 24 americans lay it all on the line. their whole lives have been leading up to this one moment of glory. (music distorts) whoo-ooh! (john h.) yeah, let's hope they have a plan "b." (john a.) they've come from all over the country and from all walks of life

daniella westbrook, my heart is broken. she was actually a men talk to me and a good friend throughout everything in my life —— mentor. born barbara ann deeks, she began acting as a teenager. her big break ina acting as a teenager. her big break in a workshop, oh what a lovely dog, sparrows can't sing man inspiration for those who followed her path through the stratford east leiataua. to grow up, go to carry on films, see her in kitchens and legends she was, to know and work with are for the short time i did, it is super special. iam special. i am thankful. her early fame and ca ba ret i am thankful. her early fame and cabaret and stage also attracted shady company. she briefly dated reggie kray. it was the carry on films which made her a star. hi. her entrance always an excuse for something slightly saucy. have you got a large one?” for something slightly saucy. have you got a large one? i have had i'io have you got a large one? i have had no complaints so far! after those nine carry on films, there were some lean ye

this is westbrook, we staff the reentry council. i want to make sure everybody is paying attention to the seats that each -- >> i am. >> okay, perfect. thank you so much. >> yes, no problem. >> okay. so with that, i will make a motion to forward the appointments of yolanda to seat one, michael brown to seat two, oscar to seat three, and jabari jackson to seat four and send that to the full board with positive recommendations. can we have a roll call vote? >> on that motion, supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> chair ronen. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you so much again to everyone that came out today and shared your stories and your deep experience with us. we are humbled and appreciate you. with that mr. clerk, do we have any other items on the agenda. >> that completes the agenda for today. >> the meeting has adjourned. thank you, bye everyone. [♪] force >> the time is 5:00 p.m. the ringing of cell phones, pagers, and similar devices can still have been virtually and is still proh

. >>> my story is about russell westbrook of the houston rockets. he left a massive tip for housekeeping in the nba bubble at disney world's grand floridian resort. he left a $8,000 tip, along with a virtually spotless hotel room, cording to dan townsend of the "dallas morning news." he confirmed he left a tip but wouldn't say how much, which says something about him. somebody else revealed it. he also left a thank you note for the housekeeping staff, saying they took good care of us, it was the right thing to do and i like to do the right thing. so, bravo to you. >> i don't know what's a bigger deal, the $8,000 tip or leaving the virtually spotless hotel room, because there's not a lot of guys that do that. >> i'm going to go with the tip. >> he has a higher daily atm limit than i do, $8,000 in cash. >> great that he noticed and did something. >> really good. >> i love it. >>> grammy award-winning band bon jovi recently released their highly anticipated new album. ♪ ♪ you do what you can, this ain't my ♪ >> that's "do what you can" from the b