let's continue to work together to bring back tourism to our city, to bring back conferences and businesses. let's bring back all the great things that we love about this city again, so thank you for this opportunity, and i look forward to what's coming our way. thank you so much. [applause] >> all right. next up, we're going to have the mayor come back and introduce one of her favorite groups. >> the hon. london breed: i am? >> yeah. >> the hon. london breed: okay. well, just to top it off and give you a bit of a little bit of a taste of what you can expect from all of the great activities that we're going to be adding to san francisco, right now, we have a performance from seven finger circus. they perform at club fugazi, and here's just a tidbit of here's san francisco. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: big round of applaud for seven finger circus. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: whoa! goodness, doesn't that make you nervous? do i clap? i don't want to mess them up, right? well, this is what you're going to be seeing all over san francisco, and we want to thank all of you for coming, all the businesses wh

we have deputy chief here and this is a great city and we show the world how we do it. resilience is san francisco. thank you and good morning. >> thank you, chief. a professional model there. okay, good. this is good. we have more folks here that are really in part of what we are talking about this morning. the next gentleman at 37 and first asian american sheriff in california history and a lowell high school grad and a calguy. wow. can you play offensive tackle, choef? we need a couple of those guys. would you welcome sheriff paul miamoto. right here? >> good morning, everybody. just really quick note. i wouldn't want to dismiss my past other than saying i am not actually a cal graduate. i am a davis graduate like our mayor who is about to come up, too. i want to say and echo what the chiefs have all said. we are here for your and will always been and always will be. one thing i want to point out is we can use your help. all of us in public safety have a need to fill the ranks and get more people interested in serving the community in the capacity as a firefighter, p

[laughs] thank you. >> i'll do it. >> tucker: we went to chicago which is really a great city to covericago in crisis you could find on fox nation if you like. a few weeks ago the satire website babylon be made fun of rachel levine that's joe biden's transcend or fake admiral was really biological man. so for telling that joke even owed no humors allowed twitter band babylon be since elon musk reached out and said he might need a bye twitter suites offer random episode they do speak to the ceo about he started running the humor site and wound up as a champion for free speech and were glad we did it was great conversation. ♪ ♪ what you think it's important that comedy exist? >> i think for the reason that you gave speaking truth right? and that's one of the things that we get fat checked all the time and her jokes are rated false and the funny thing is our jokes are some of the few jokes out there right now that still contain a hint of truth to them. it's so rooted in reality. >> tucker: that's why they're funny. >> if there is a grain of every truth in every joke because it's true. the

barcelona is a great city for public transport. there were 610 million trips on buses, trains, metro and trams. they had a record of 26.8 million trips alone on the trams in 2016. this is a city that understands the importance of public transport. that's what makes it so much more bizarre that the tram stops dead in its tracks right here. and you've got to go over here, somewhere down this main boulevard, the primary spine between east and west in barcelona, where the tram network

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it is indeed a great pride of our city. while we are in a challenging situation now, the most important thing is that laguna honda is not going anywhere. we will continue to be an excellent place to receive excellent care. we will continue to be an excellent place to work. and we will continue to be a vital part of the city's health care system. the center for medicare and medicaid services known as cms gave laguna honda notice on march 30th that if we did not come into full regulatory compliance by april 14th, we would face termination in the medicare, medicaid program. this is very important because the overwhelming majority of laguna honda patient care is funded through this program. despite great efforts by the laguna honda community, both staff and residents to improve safety measures related to the initial challenge of prohibited items on campus during the survey revisit this week unrelated and technical infractions were found. these infractions were primarily related to hygiene, documentation, and infection preventio

let's continue to work together to bring back tourism to our city, to bring back conferences and businesses. let's bring back all the great things that we love about this city again, so thank you for this opportunity, and i look forward to what's coming our way. thank you so much. [applause] >> all right. next up, we're going to have the mayor come back and introduce one of her favorite groups. >> the hon. london breed: i am? >> yeah. >> the hon. london breed: okay. well, just to top it off and give you a bit of a little bit of a taste of what you can expect from all of the great activities that we're going to be adding to san francisco, right now, we have a performance from seven finger circus. they perform at club fugazi, and here's just a tidbit of here's san francisco. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: big round of applaud for seven finger circus. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: whoa! goodness, doesn't that make you nervous? do i clap? i don't want to mess them up, right? well, this is what you're going to be seeing all over san francisco, and we want to thank all of you for coming, all the businesses wh

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and that was a secret you can see it inro great cities where is not just a patron handing down things but the civic life. >> it'sti interesting when contrasted with so many of the other founding fathers who were elite. s >> if you want to rag on jefferson's they both start academies in virginia and then philadelphia. and if you read the founding documents jefferson's creed for the university of virginia was to skim the cream the elite and train for great leadership in take every kid from every walk of life to make them more participatory and it was not supposed to be a selective place for the elite and they still thinkat when you talk about education that's where we regain the notion is not supposed to be a privilege to the elite. >> so how did you come to work? >>>> so we are having dinner in washington together and he said what should i do next? and michelle and her father all helped and i said you have to do ben franklin and here is why the country is becoming more t fractured who was the person who tried to find the common ground? it was at that dinner that restaurant in georgetow

provocations that the west has already committed one by one or to elixir, this is aleppo and the great citytuma and shots of staged glasses of tourist children and much, much more that we saw that remained unpunished irresponsible. they destroyed the ukrainian nationalists and ensured the advancement of the troops; now our military, who, performing combat missions, show courage and heroism, a motorized rifle company, under the command of a senior lieutenant. daniela yegorova did not allow the enemy to recapture the crossing across the river and cut off russian units from reinforcements, four attacks were repelled, several were destroyed dozens of radicals and armored vehicles, thanks to the actions of a self-propelled artillery regiment under the command of lieutenant colonel alexei bystrik. our troops were able to occupy a strategically important line, which was controlled by the nationalists with sniper accuracy, the artillerymen hit several enemy batteries, strongholds, military equipment and weapons of the radicals. including guided missile systems and destroyed about 200 nationalists,

and now we can move from kirsten to another great city. we can do it only by car and it is extremely unsafe. so because the situation is really unsafe and kirsten because right now to get food, we need to see our cues and also leak it's really unsafe to male gender. to go to go, because you never know. should russian troops take you to russian army in what situation be? we hold with it, sir. you carry an army will win this war. and kirsten again we will be playing on city. international criminal court. prosecutor says he's received no reply from russia over the courts investigation into alleged war crimes committed during the war and ukraine, speaking at the united nations kareem khan, who was recently in ukraine, said the world is holding its breath, waiting for a resolution alignments. this is the time when we need to mobilize the law and send it into battle, not to not on the side of ukraine, against the russian federation, on the side of the russian federation against ukraine. but on the side of humanity to protect, to preserve, to shi

"i'd prefer to be able to walk in the park "and go to a cafe at night in the great city of kyiv "andt to cover a war." i always say in ourjobs that, you know, emotion is not shouldn't be part of ourjournalism, but empathy certainly should be an empathy, especially now i don't i can't remember, maybe since the events of september the 11th, which of course, was a totally different times in terms of technology and the shape of the world where so many people have been interested in this war, who wanted to stand up and be counted, who wanted to take a stand against russia's, notjust take a stand against this aggression, but also be seen to be doing something about it. it's been a really extraordinary moment and such a privilege as a journalist to have even just as a small part in the telling of this story, because so many are listening and so many agree with us that this story matters. and you referenced, lyse, in your answer, zanny, let's bring in zanny minton beddoes, editor in chief of the economist. i want to ask you about your interview with president zelensky in a moment, zanny, but

we also have great city and county committee chairmen here, town volunteers. we could do absolutely nothing without the great work that all of you do. thank you so much. we really, really appreciate it. [applause] we do have some candidates here. we are not going to let them speak because we would be here all night, but -- [laughter] but we love them all. we have 4 candidates for u.s. senate. thank you all for coming. [applause] and one of them will be our next senator from new hampshire. we have three candidates here. thank you all. and matt. i'm sorry. [applause] it was on the next page. in cd 2, we have candidates here. it is time for all the democrat incumbents to go. we got to get them out of d.c. the last group i would want to do a little shadow too, i want all the young republicans 39 and below, please stand up so you can be recognized. let's go. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] -- i want to do a little shout out, too. that's a lot of young republicans here. that's the future of our party and why we are doing what we are doing. couple of folks

"i'd prefer to be able to walk in the park and go to a cafe "at night in the great city of kyiv and not a war." i always say in ourjobs that, you know, emotion is not shouldn't be part of ourjournalism, but empathy certainly should be. and empathy, especially now, i can't remember, maybe since the events of 11 september, which of course, was a totally different times in terms of technology and the shape of the world where so many people have been interested in this war, who wanted to stand up and be counted, who wanted to take a stand against russia's... notjust take a stand against this aggression, but also be seen to be doing something about it. it's been a really extraordinary moment and such a privilege as a journalist to have even just as a small part in the telling of this story, because so many are listening and so many agree with us that this story matters. and you referenced, lyse, in your answer, zanny — let's bring in zanny minton beddoes, editor in chief of the economist. i want to ask you about your interview with president zelensky in a moment, zanny, but i wonder what you

i am in the city of new orleans and a great place. i'm grateful and my gratitude will make me more inclusive, but the other thing you should think is okay. let me question every belief i had the night before because i'm probably getting some things wrong and that's something we've lost as a society too. once you get locked into your beliefs these days you get in your echo chamber of talk radio or cable news and we don't say hey, maybe i was wrong about free trade in the davos consensus. so maybe i was wrong about affirmative action, or maybe i was wrong about the robert e lee statue and we have to sometimes say hey, i got some of these things wrong. well franklin was a deeply curious. person and that stems from that which is every moment of his life like leonardo da vinci would see something and stop and try to find out more about it. i saw the wonderful rainstorm today. he studied how the winds going rain storms and it helped them figure out that storms move up the coast and they certain way. that curiosity about the simplest things

city. he's an alderman called raymond lopez. we talked to him at great length and told us , among other things, that prosecutors in the city just are not prosecuting. watch very demurralch housing fr our residents to be told call nine one one when you see crime happening only to see that same criminal be arrested and released within twenty four hours. we have rarely met an electedli official in a bigbe liberal cit, a democrat once again as brave as alderman raymond lopez. so we were thrilled w when we read that he is now running for mayor against lori lightfootst and we are honored to have him join us . alderman ramon lopezezank , thao much for coming on . you know, we're not particularly partisan.a you're a democrat.w i don't even know what you t think on a lot of issues. but i know that you carehe about the people of the city of chicago. so we're c thrilled to learn that you're running for mayor. what are you going to do if you win? thank you , tucker .nk you tuc you know, i believe in a greatness that is chicago, but clearly this is not the chicago th

i think that was his secret and you see it in great cities where it's not just cisome patron handing down things. but this sort of civic life. >> i think it's interesting when contrasted with so many of the other founding fathers who werejust flat out elitist . >> if you want to rag on port jefferson, we're not here to defend him.they both start academies. university of virginia and then the academy of philadelphia becomes pen so if you read their founding documents and this goes back to your previous panel, jeffersons free for the university of virginia was to skim at the top the cream, the elite and train them for great leadership. franklin in his eco-academy was to take every kid from every walk of life and make them able to be marked more participatory in our economy and it was not supposed to be a selective place for the elite. i still think when you talk about public education, that's what we have to regain the notion of is that education is not supposed to be a privilegefor the elite . >> how did you and can come to work, what was that like? >> we're having dinner in washingto

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access to do job searches, housing searches, or anything else that anyone else could do in our great cityg the plant in the ground to make all of the city services available to our residents. it is difficult work, but it is also very exciting and rewarding our team is exceptional. they are very talented engineers and analysts who work to deliver the data and the services and the technology every day. >> i love working with linda because she is fun. you can tell her anything under the sun and she will listen and give you solutions or advice. she is very generous and thoughtful and remembers all the special days that you are celebrating. >> i have seen recent employee safety and cyber security. it is always a top priority. i am always feeling proud working with her. >> what is interesting about my work and my family is my experience is not unique, but it is different. i am a single parent. so having a career that is demanding and also having a child to raise has been a challenge. i think for parents that are working and trying to balance a career that takes a lot of time, we may have some i

access to do job searches, housing searches, or anything else that anyone else could do in our great cityplant in the ground to make all of the city services available to our residents. it is difficult work, but it is also very exciting and rewarding our team is exceptional. they are very talented engineers and analysts who work to deliver the data and the services and the technology every day. >> i love working with linda because she is fun. you can tell her anything under the sun and she will listen and give you solutions or advice. she is very generous and thoughtful and remembers all the special days that you are celebrating. >> i have seen recent employee safety and cyber security. it is always a top priority. i am always feeling proud working with her. >> what is interesting about my work and my family is my experience is not unique, but it is different. i am a single parent. so having a career that is demanding and also having a child to raise has been a challenge. i think for parents that are working and trying to balance a career that takes a lot of time, we may have some interru

. >> so the great city of philadelphia is bringing back indoor mask mandates as of april 18. going on there? will people follow advice like that? >> you know, jake, your favorite city, right? you might be able to shed some light. what do you think? the people of philadelphia, will they obey the mask mandates? i don't know about philadelphia but in general, i think it will be very, very difficult to get people to obey mask mandates again. maybe fits for something super specific. when i've been on air planes, people for the most part are quite good about wearing masks because they know in this instance, they're supposed to. or when they're in airports. but it would need to be for something i think very specific in order or the people to wear masks again. to just say, hey, whenever you're in a restaurant or a store or wherever, wear a mask. i think that will be very difficult to do. and you certainly don't want to put a mandate out there and not enforce it. that really sends the wrong message. it sends the message that a mandate doesn't mean anything. >> elizabeth cohen, thank y

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in the highest tradition of our democracy, we will work together with all our might to build a great cityere in new york. we love new york, don't we! all right. and we're goin ining to unify b the mayor of new york, aren't we? yes! because that's the democratic process, and we believe in it, don't we? all right. >> jimmy: that's right, rudy giuliani. i don't know what happened. something happened. maybe the shoe polish got in his brain, i don't know. trump's other hopeless endeavor is his top shelf social media platform, "truth social. which has been to use one of his favorite phrases, a "total disaster" since it launched in february. they had a massive outage yesterday, it was down all morning. dozens of users were affected. the ceo of truth social, former congressman devin nunes, he attempted to put a spain on his incompetency. he posted this message once the site came back up, "as many of you know, our team has been working non stop to ensure that truth can not be shut down by tech tyrants." which means he probably forgot to pay the electric bill. why would tyrants try to "shut down" a

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let's continue to work together to bring back tourism to our city, to bring back conferences and businesses. let's bring back all the greats that we love about this city again, so thank you for this opportunity, and i look forward to what's coming our way. thank you so much. [applause] >> all right. next up, we're going to have the mayor come back and introduce one of her favorite groups. >> the hon. london breed: i am? >> yeah. >> the hon. london breed: okay. well, just to top it off and give you a bit of a little bit of a taste of what you can expect from all of the great activities that we're going to be adding to san francisco, right now, we have a performance from seven finger circus. they perform at club fugazi, and here's just a tidbit of here's san francisco. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: big round of applaud for seven finger circus. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: whoa! goodness, doesn't that make you nervous? do i clap? i don't want to mess them up, right? well, this is what you're going to be seeing all over san francisco, and we want to thank all of you for coming, all the businesses who comm

so, let this be a feather in her bonnet and pride for all women that serve this great city. and she leads with truth and integrity. she loves the great outdoors. and, colleagues, kat always asks great oversight questions. i nominate kat anderson as v.p. of the commission. >> i would like to second the motion. >> thank you. >> secretary: any other nominations for vice president of the commission? seeing none, nominations are closed. all those in favor for kat anderson to be vice president of the commission? >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. i don't know if either of you would like to say anything, but the floor is yours. >> president buell: well, commissioner anderson, would you like to say something? >> vice president anderson: yes, thank you. i hope everybody can hear me all right. >> yes, we can hear you. >> vice president anderson: i feel very proud to serve with all of you, my colleagues on the commission. i want to thank you for another vote of confidence. and also really the wonderful staff that we have, the commission and the department. phil, you've built a