former lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy were last seen struggling in a canoe on chesapeake bay. the final honor for nba legend kobe bryant. the los angeles laker icon is a member of the basketball hall of fame. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 6th. we do begin this half hour with that grim outlook from the u.s. surgeon general warning of the hardest and saddest days ahead. as the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus nears 10,000, president trump is repeatedly touting a drug used for treating malaria and other diseases. but doctors say there is not enough evidence to show that hydroxychloroquine can effectively combat the virus. this week every new york city hospital is expected to be at or filled to capacity as the state appears to be close to hitting the peak. they re also expecting to hit the apex in detroit where a convention center has been converted to a field hospital for patients with covid-19. a hopeful sign from washington state
file. today is the 123rd boston marathon. hundreds of thousands of people will be on hand to watch the world s most elite runners. this year marks the sixth anniversary of the deadly marathon bombing. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 15th. good monday morning. thanks for joining us. we re coming off a busy weekend. we are. a lot was going on. severe weather, tiger winning again. now we have tax day. game of thrones. it s marathon day in boston, we were just mentioning. i love this day and what it symbolizes for the nation and boston, the resilience there after the bombing. yes. so we re going to talk about that as well. a lot to get to. so yes, a big day there. we do begin this half hour with severe weather now in the eastern u.s. tornado warnings and watches have been issued for parts of at least four states. the storm system extends from florida all the way up to canada. the advisories include a rare tornado watch for times
after suspending operations for nearly a month because of the deaths. and duke s dance is over. march madness is heading to its final weekend. but the favorite for the men s title is going home. michigan state takes out the blue devils to fill out an unlikely final four. those are some of our top stories this monday, april 1st. good monday morning. glad you re starting another week with us. glad you re still here. we re still with our brackets busted. brackets busted, april fools day, watch out for that. a lot to get to this half hour. we begin with a college student who was killed after getting into a car she thought was her uber. thousands of people attended a vigil on the campus of the university of south carolina remembering samantha josephson of new jersey. she was about to graduate and head for law school in the fall. the police chief says, our hearts are broken. her mother says, the killer has taken away a piece of our heart. police have released some
we get this going and get the housing authorities open and running for the homeless families, the mothers and children. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. good afternoon, supervisors. i m [speaker not understood] of the mission neighborhood resource center. i m here standing strong with the hespa membership and justice coalition for keeping folk housed, [speaker not understood] raising the minimum wage that should have been done this year, not 15 years from now. i m here to ask for your support for a new initiative supported by supervisor david campos. [speaker not understood] in the city provided by homeless and for homeless individuals in the city through the 16th mission corridor. here are the lovely ambassadors behind me. we re asking you to support this initiative because the 16th and mission corridor, which is really impacted not by the gentrification, police harassment and displacement. we are in dire need of [speaker not understood], develop a s
thank you very much. next speaker, please. good afternoon, chairman farrell, supervisor avalos, supervisor mar, and supervisor breed. my name is angie david. i work for the san francisco homeless outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. first i want to give thanks for the 1.5 that has already been allocated to the mayor s budget. i would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. for me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. it s critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if their housing is in jeopardy. as you know, affordable housing is becoming obsolete in san francisco. the tsunami for the people that i work with, for the people, myself, my coworker, my members of local 3. it is hard to try to provide a support and service for this increasingly devastating community that we work with. a 1.5 increase in additi