you don't call the city san fran. it prompted that response, but it seems the rest of the united states does not understand this. 39% of americans still refer to san francisco as san fran. evidence suggests the fate of the 49ers in the super bowl could influence this debate. online mentions of san fran are spiking ahead of super bowl lvii. do we have a good nickname for san francisco? >> is sf acceptable? >> eh, i guess it is acceptab >> you know what is unacceptable? the other one, risko -- the other one, frisco. >> what is acceptable? >> i go with city by the bay. >> it's long. you can see why people adopted frisco, but, like, frisco, texas, is a city. tom brady says san fran. >> really? >> really. >> who wants to be fans with that. >> valentine's day is just around the corner. consumers are expected to spend nearly $26 billion, up to billion dollars from last year. according to the national retail federation, people are not only buying for significant others but also for family, friends, coworkers -- >> coworkers?

an ill-informed majorit country still refers to san francisco as "san fran."ce suggests that the fate of the 49ers in the super bowl could influence this debate. uses of "san are spiking ahead of the super bowl. do you correct people when they say, "san fran"? reggie: not really. it is better than "frisco." i don't like the way it sounds. it hurts my ears. do you think "san worse? drew: i think it is an east coast thing. i think it is philly fans googling it. reggie: people say that. drew: don't mess that up. where is that division? where do you stop saying "thu reggie: california and northern california. what about san luis obispo? why did "san fr thing? reggie: it doesn't sound -- kumasi: it doesn't sound right. drew: people say sf though. reggie: that is relatively new. drew: we say the city. kumasi: it is just such a beautiful city. reggie: say it all. drew: the san francisco tree. reggie: i don't like that either. kumasi: [laughter] drew: take the 101 ricearoni. what else can we do that everyone will start emailing us? if you know another one email us! we

kathi: fran's death tells me that more needs to be done. the voluntary slowdown that we have off of our coast is not enough to save all the whales. bigad: which is why the marine mammal center partnered with the benioff ocean science laboratory to create whale safe, a sort of whale forecast for shipping companies so vessels can adjust their speeds and even routes in hopes of avoiding whales. the online tool incorporates real-time whale sightings, satellite data that tracks likely food sources, and an underwater sound detection system. it's attached to this buoy about 300 feet below, and it's constantly listening for the sultry sound of whales. kathi: this gives us visibility and lets us kind of peek under the top layer of the ocean and see what's out there. bigad: since whale safe set up its sound detection system 3 momonths ago, , it's been n abo identifyfy endangerered whalesn ththe area morore than 30000 t, but becacause it canan't pinpot exacact locationons, some scscis remain skekeptical on n just how useful thehe program w will b. sti

fran, we purposely avoided having tables and chairs at this party so everybody would talk and mingle a lot more. and here you girls having your own little private party going, come on, get with it. hey, girls, wouldn't you like to come in? we can, you, sergeant major. come on. she dealt with you. okay. hey, that does take a lot of doing, doesn't. i'm sorry, sweetie. i didn't mean to put you down. good appearance, social graces, personal development of this kind pays off in career advancement. social acceptance and personal fulfillment. a pretty good deal. good morning. how's everyone? good, good, good. all right. so last time we were talkin

it's like placement, so for me it's, it's caused dentist is fran bixler left out the door. no one what kind of my bed stomach. oh god bless a it's not trust me. nutrition advice. not as if putting down the street bigger cans to buy. bit is the car in sugar. boeing? does it have it lifted? i prefer use good sugar. what can was give me hell. it's over 4 days since if this chain shall sleep is enough. b, king is give us a will then about ben said cloud, if i die women ever do. i know it's friday and by short and it is a lot. that's how the res talary we've been di. oh, center the work. oh oh oh oh it blues? what you need. bless. that's he then done it in sir. bohort lion. don't you? she is the actual shows on it and lit up the based on sugar plant fruit paulson. when the airy fund can fish play. vot parisha wilson thompson li. the snack digital. sty, plastic. sing much short, either. very little. glee eating. good. fortunately. you know the data. oh, crushed because people sty. bite of it. and they, you know, oh well, oh, but he died before my good. like i don't even ingram ta

differences in how to deal with the energy crisis and future defense causing tensions. allies, including frans are also getting impatient with germany over its foot dragging when it comes to giving its approval for german made leopard 2 tanks to be sent to ukraine. as the plaster schoultz again stopped short of any pledge, of course it was before i fear this war will last a very long time. and that's why it's important for ukraine to know that will not reduce or support and will continue to act as long as necessary, like thus, this principle, which is carried a so of the recent times remains important for the future. we only act in close coordination with each other up kristen. when asked if franz would send it like leg battle tanks to ukraine and manual macro said he wouldn't rule it out. despite their different positions and many issues, my call and shoals made great efforts to show unity and to stress the importance of a continued franco german partnership. take a look some other stories making headlines around the world today. to greek air force fighter jets scrambled to escort a passenger

fran, good to have ou with lowest incomes. fran, good to have you with us. — lowest incomes.ill a number of major questions to resolve, particularly around the northern ireland protocol. our correspondent adam fleming, presenter of the bbc�*s newscast podcast, told us more about how things have changed coming to brussels from the uk for the first time in ages, having done thatjourney a million times, is there are actually some physical changes. so you get your passport stamped by the french border guards because there is no longer free movement of people. you are an immigrant, a temporary immigrant, from outside the eu, coming into the eu. then you arrive at brussels' train station and there is now a customs checkpoint at the end of the platform, with a green lane if you've got nothing to declare, and a red lane if you've got stuff to declare and some very kind of serious—looking customs officers at the end of the platform. now no—one cares about my slight little extra bit of friction in myjourney on the train but you imagine that replicated for millions of people travelling

el derrumbe dejó varios heridos que fran llevados a hospitales.es nevadas. carlos, buenas noches. >> buenas noches, la peor parte se la ha llevado por el momento el estado de colorado y nebraska que siguen cubiertos por prácticamente un día de nieve. un accidente se reportó en la autopista interestatal en aurora colorado donde 50 camiones de carga se vieron involucrados por las altas acumulaciones de nieve, fuertes vientos y lo resbaladizo de las carreteras. también se reportan problemas en los aeropuertos con más de 700 vuelos retrasados y cientos de cancelaciones. para entender la magnitud de la tormenta, han caído 8.6" de nieve en dénver. es la octava tormenta con mayor acumulación de nieve para un mes de enero. en solo dos días toda esa nieve ha caído. y a esta hora 27 millones de personas desde colorado hasta minnesota están bajo alerta, advertencias y avisos de tormentas invernales. la nieve sigue cayendo en nebraska, y se propaga al medio oeste, al sur de esta tormenta donde no hay aire frío, pero calidez y humedad el estallido de una línea

fran cut up the q ia. they are ready to buy in america and europe. they are more interested in soccer. have a look at your twitter because manchester united have a shot up on the promenade so if you want to sell your club or store in the heart of davos, every sovereign wealth fund in the world will walk past you. the q ia which spoke to fran about where they will allocate their assets. the markets are wrong. central banks will continue to rise but when it comes to societies there here in force. the economy minister said it's time to move away from short-term. i asked him what that meant for saudi arabia. >> we need to stop thinking in short-term. we need to think more long-term. what is good for saudi arabia and its economic transformation is good for the region in the world. the saudi growth story is a global one, and there's room for a lot of partners to partake in the shared future. manus: that is on the message of return to multi-nationalism -- naturalism -- multilateralism. we can debate that another time. ms. berger. good morning from dallas. -

. >> i'm omar free fran ka on the texas/mexico border. the latest on the immigration emergency coming up. >>> and later, pasadena blooms once again. lavish rose floats are back, and for some, so is hope. >> i'm going to keep doing all the things that i love and try to live to the fullest. >> announcer: this is the cbs >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news. captioning funded by cbs >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. a fierce storm has ushered in the new year in california. in sacramento, it was the wettest new year's eve on record. at least two levies have been overwhelmed. and tonight the danger is not over. this is highway 99. it's a major north/south road, where some drivers became waters led to several rescues throughout the region. the storm is heading east bringing storms to utah and tornados to the south. leads us off tonight from san francisco with the latest. max, good evening, and what a difference a few hours make. >> reporter: it's beautiful here now in san francisco, but california is dealing with the aftermath o

. >> you said that it would serve both sudden fran and the east bay? this is only in island shuttle? >> it is on island yerba buena and treasure and the east bay. we could talk about whether it should also go to san francisco. i'm just questioning. i'm asking a question. why we are creating a new shuttle and decide third degree in 2011. and tell serve just the island to get people around the island and go to the east bay. >> yes. long-term yes that is the proposal here. long-term they envisioned on island circumstantial later that would just serve the island and east bay y. i'm for submitting the guarantees i do question why we should credit a new system. we treated treasure island as if it was its own thing. i know it was a redevelopment thing. you know. evolved. it seems like inefficient in terms of crediting a whole other set of system if in the the only one. >> it is in the what the agenda item i will support it. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner melgar. any further comments from clothes. is there anyone in the chamber when wishes to comment on

. >> joining us now is fran cartwright. good to have you with us.y what's happening inside that hospital right now. we're learning from our teams. we're hearing from some nurses who are wondering if there will be someone to come and relieve them when their shifts leave this even. what do you know about the traveling nurses who have been brought in, how many, and if the patients will have enough nurses to support and care for them? >> thank you, yes. so i'll first just -- i want to also comment before we talk about what the staffing is here that, you know, at 1:00 a.m. this morning, our executive team walked out on negotiations, rejecting the financial packet of the 19.1% over the life of the contract, and also rejected the governor's call to lift this strike notice so that we could work with arbitrators, and we received the strike notice ten days ago, and at that point we started to look at all of our specialties across all of aur patient populations so that we could plan appropriately. so today we have nurses. we have agency nurses as well as other

. >>> este pequeÑo de 6 aÑos se llama will fran, y como miles de migrantes vive en las calle del pasoegamos a c. ¿quÉ te gustarÍa hacer?. >>> puro comer. (risas). >>> sumi trabaja en el sagrado corazÓn. >>> estÁ grave, difÍcil la situaciÓn de la migrante constate la realidad de los migrantes. >>> que vean la situaciÓn de los que estÁn aquÍ en las calles. espero o que visite y vea Él sho estÁn las cosas. >>> te conmueve. >>> sÍ, mucho. >>> ¿por quÉ?. >>> pues porque los vÍ desde que llegaron y todo lo que han pasado. >>> muchos estÁn desorientados. no saben quÉ hacer. >>> segÚn el padre garcÍa, la realidad de los Últimos dÍas, ha cambiado drÁsticamente. >>> desde que la patrulla fronteriza comenzÓ a dar vueltas y llevarse algunas personas y como la policÍa local estÁ por acÁ. creo que la gente ha tenido miedo y se ha ido. >>> estarÍan sanito zando las calles de el paso. (hablado en inglÉs). >>> si puedes decirle algo al presidente hay hombres y mujeres solteras que andamos pendientes de un futuro mejor para nuestra familia. el padre garcÍa comentÓ la pregunta que hay. quÉ va a ocurrir

question the future of pluralism in the french media, their veracity, their independence closing rt franfening silence on the part of other media resources and french journalists, only the first extremely dangerous step. since after our channel other media will become the next target, the russian foreign ministry reported that the persecution of our media in france would entail consequences, the department warned that they were preparing retaliatory measures against the french media in russia next, see eduard petrov’s investigation on how already former chief traffic cop of the tyumen region created a whole criminal driver's license business, we'll tell you who covered it right after a short advertisement. you love scooter chips, then you can do with them, so after all, everyone will want to try their author's recipe , because the combination of tomato and chili can surprise. well, or so, because their crunch makes itself felt. well, or so scooter heart to the beat millions of people choose warmth and comfort with windows. howe. buy from official partners, rolf engine oils engine protect

. >> we do expect down trees and power lines to occur if fran.ls want residents to call 311 for flooding issues, live 911 for life-threatening emergencies. the mayor is confident the city is prepared for whatever comes next with the storm. >> we'll do everything we can to prepare but we can't control the weather. >> reporter: pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> if you are looking for ways to protect your home or property, we have a list of places you can get sandbags for your area. click the link on our trending bar. also, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app to track that storm. >>> so this isn't much consolation for anyone dealing with a flood, but all this water is doing wonders for our water supply. the snow in the sierra reports, thor isser is snow pack is at 177% of average for this time of year. they are primarily measuring the density of the snow to determine how much water it contains. near highway 50 at sierra at tahoe road, it measures 55 1/2 inches today. that's the best in decades. they say we need more to end the drought. w

meeting with the executive vice president of the european commission for the european green course, frans timbermans. the president also informed the european guest about the state of ukraine's energy system, which is under missile strikes from russia, and about the help our country needs to survive the winter. today, we must draw conclusions about what should be the generation in ukraine. what should be the independent generation of energy workers in europe for the future, because we will win this war, but the neighborhood with russia will remain, and therefore the european union must be independent from any neighbors or troubles, and here we see ourselves as a reliable partner and a partner in particular with green energy, the operation is under the supervision of saperius, the body of our soldier was retrieved, the combat part of the vog grenades that did not explode, the dangerous object was removed in the presence of two sappers who ensured the safety of medical personnel, the operation was performed by one of the most experienced surgeons of the armed forces of ukraine, andriy verba

this during a meeting with the executive vice president of the european commission for green policy frans timbermans. zelenskyy emphasized that during construction, ukraine will emphasize the implementation of green projects and is ready to become one of the european hubs of modern green energy, decentralization of energy the fact that we see the safety of green energy and here ukraine offers the european union we are ready to be so eh hmm normal understandable guaranteed partners for production of hydrogen, we are ready to be a hub for this production, we have everything for this, there is a territory, there are opportunities, there are people, electricity consumption in ukraine is increasing, therefore shutdowns cannot be avoided, the reason for the decrease in temperature and increase in current consumption in industry and business was reported to ukrenergo, so the regions received limits which operate from four in the morning until midnight. in case of exceeding, emergency power outages will begin. the situation with electricity supply in the front-line regions in the east and south r

sentiment. strengthens on the african continent as people seek to cooperate with countries other than fran. it's going to help us get the decision as the will of our leaders. then i can say that it's good because what the people don't know are leaders do know they want him to leave due to his actions of relations with friends is not a big deal. they're all gone to cooperate with them. and finally, if we look at the biggest protests and golfing 2022, and the mark difference and attitude various western countries, the field board, the unrest, ah hello, in a very good morning from moscow to wherever in the world you may be watching. welcome to the hour's top stories from all around the globe. i'm fearless. we start this hour with the latest on the war in ukraine. the number of russian soldiers killed in a missile attach in the city of mucky of car has risen to 89. that's according to the russian defense ministry who's said ukrainian forces used u. s. supplied high mars rockets to target russian army positions. art is mariah garcia has more. the death toll has risen from 63 previously to now.

to cave france if awarded you are a fran springs, a new level of european defense support to ukraine. and i thank president my call for this leadership. we'll get more armored vehicles including french made wheeled tanks, which sends a clear signal to all our other partners. there is no rational reason why western style tanks have not yet been supplied to ukraine. it's important in order to restore security for all ukrainians and peace for all europeans hero. please. zalinski hath clearly been frustrated by the west's reluctance to give his country the tanks. he says it's so desperately needs. joe biden has now sent the us. we'll send bradley fighting vehicles to help key if they've been used by the u. s. military to carry troops around the battle fields since the mid 19 eighties. military experts say the bradley would give ukraine more firepower and strengthen its ability entrench warfare. biden's move falls short of sending in heavy tanks like the abram, which is what key if really, once berlin was reluctant to agree to donate matters which are armored personnel carriers. but the sh

k. lagging far behind there on san fran 50, it is warehouse at the moment. what we want to do is bring them closer to the american colleagues. with britain's cost of living crisis said continue. the company may soon struggle without further action to maintain loyalty. among its thousands of warehouse workers. the la mark felt their former us president donald trump will soon have his facebook and instagram accounts reactivated social media giant met. it says they will be rein stated in the coming weeks. trump was suspended on facebook and other social media platforms after the january 6 attack on the us capital in 2021. he posted this message on his truth social platform in response. he says, such a thing should never again happen to a sitting president or anybody else who is not deserving of retribution. i did your caster has more than the story from washington dating. there was a long explanation posted by met as president of global affairs in his effort to be transparent. he said that this was because the public should hear from their politicians, quote, t

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k, lagging far behind there on san fran 50. it is warehouse at the moment. what we wanna do is bring them closer to the american colleagues with britain cost of living crisis set to continue. the company may soon struggle without further action to maintain loyalty among its thousands of warehouse workers that among val just, they are from the us president donald trump, will soon have his facebook and instagram accounts reactivated social media. john matter, it says they will be restated in the coming weeks. trump was suspended on facebook and other social media platforms after the january 6, the attack on the u. s. capital back in 2021. heidi joe caster is following developments from washington dc. there was a long explanation posted by met as president of global affairs in his effort to be transparent. he said that this was because the public should hear from their politicians, quote, the good, the bad, and the ugly, particularly so that the public can make an informed decision at the ballot box. and of course matter hearers referencing the upcoming 2024 u.

we're the number of bistro than frans is in constant decline. and with that obese, all french culture is disappearing to an association and bodies is fighting to keep this best throw culture alive it's members. consider the best throw an important cultural asset that shouldn't be preserved. this at the crack of dawn in paris, the 1st sign of life comes from the visitors. they used to be a parisian trademark. but today they're becoming increasingly rare site along thornton has been running as bestow for over 20 years. and now has an association that wants to seek unesco protection. chris stablish means like his goal of clinton, the beast through culture means that you can talk about anything about the important stuff as well as the trivial what's the new doodle. but for that, the ambiance must be right, and it can't be too tidy. so his boy, none went be strew, has a so there's lots of stuff that belong to my family here, like my father's helmet and old family photos. with him. and whether the main theme has family love or politics for many the be

i mean, such as in the north, east swap also in north west and in a pos of san fran. no, not central. and also in the southeast i pub separately. so there's large pockets of non state actors of violence around a country. and this has to be one of the key issues that will be facing the new president who comes in. there's also to talk about the economy, inflation and unemployment. just like i said in the report about 40 percent of disuse, once it goes that they have a lot of lombard unemployed use and that's one of the big headaches for whoever is going to take an over fumble harry after the elections nigeria is a election commission is warning that violence could disrupt this election. what's, what steps are being taken to prevent fire? well damn balls on to the issue of security at niger elections are all, are usually very highly secretes of secretaries. if you, if you may though, be loss of a police, an armed forces deployed to vote in coiling units and vote in centers are media hope and that this will be a violence free electron. so we don't have issues of, ah, you

expressed such hopes after a meeting with the executive vice president of the european commission fransimer mans, the head of government also spoke about working with european partners in other areas about the demilitarization of the zaporizhzhia npp, the supply of electrical equipment and the possibility of importing electricity from the eu, myhal and tim romance also discussed the post-war recovery of ukraine on against the backdrop of the approaching anniversary of the first full-scale aggression on the part of russia since the beginning of this brutal war, your visit is indeed another testimony of the solidarity of the european union and the european commission , as well as a signal of long-term relations , prospects and cooperation within the framework of our post- war reconstruction and reconstruction, as well as within the framework of support during this military at the time of andriy ak sionov in the mixed elections, aksyonov appeared in a scandal regarding his possession of a russian passport, besides, he was the mayor dobropillya in donetsk region and helped organize the so-c

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during a meeting with the executive vice president of the european commission for the green course, fransermans, zelensky emphasized that during the reconstruction, ukraine will focus on the implementation of green projects and is ready to become one of the european hubs of modern green energy, decentralization of energy, what we see is the safety of green energy and here ukraine offers the european union we are ready to be such a normal, understandable, guaranteed partner for hydrogen production, we are ready to be a hub for this production, we have everything for this the territory has opportunities, there are people, 10 industrial electric generators were provided to ukraine by the german government, their power is from 450 to a thousand kw, which can ensure the work of a medium-sized enterprise, these generators will work in war-affected regions for the production of food products, bread, meat, and milk in general. germany and ukraine agreed on the provision of 25 industrial generators, a generator of 450 kg can provide an average e-e enterprise. for example, if we take there kyiv kyi

minister denys myhal after a meeting with the executive vice-president of the european commission fransans, the head of government also talked about working with european partners in other areas, they talked about the demilitarization of the zaporizhzhia npp, the supply of electrical equipment and the possibility of importing electricity from the eu, and shmagalta timmarmans also discussed the post-war recovery of ukraine against the background of the approaching anniversary of the first full-scale aggression by russia since this brutal war, your visit is indeed another proof of the solidarity of the european union of the european commission also a signal of long-term relations prospects and cooperation as part of our post- war reconstruction reconstruction and also as part of support during this wartime that can ensure the work of a medium-sized enterprise, these generators will work in war-affected areas on the production of food products, bread, meat and milk in general germany but ukraine has agreed on the provision of 25 industrial generators of 450 kg, which can be provided by an

african resources for centuries. survey law off made the statement during media conference with eric fran counterpart, while visiting the african embassy or country roughly of american british and other european delegations regularly come to africa and very stubbornly demand that african countries stop cooperating with russia. and avoid breaking away from the common agenda which the west seas as the restoration of colonial dependence in a new form. the establishment of a multi polar world is an objective, an unstoppable process. however, the collective west, the united states, nato, and the e u, which are completely under washington's control, are trying to reverse this. but their efforts are futile. the most that can count on is some slight and had vision of the object, of course, of history. for the few of the few we got cut in 20 pounding humanity in very different got the so many school proper and in this of grief and munitions that have in got 2 more. he moves him and 7. and finally, for centuries that has and forbidden your brain ease, and he says a byproduct of the records for you

prime minister denys myhal after a meeting with executive vice president of the european commission frans timmermans, the head of government also spoke about the work on the demilitarization of the zaporizhzhia npp , the supply of electrical equipment and the possibility of importing electricity from the eu, boilers, the anniversary of the first full-scale aggression on the part of russia since the beginning of this brutal war, your visit is indeed another proof of the solidarity of the european union and the european commission, as well as a signal of long-term relations, prospects and cooperation of our post-war reconstruction reconstruction as well as as part of the support during this wartime up to a thousand kilowatts that can provide work of a small or medium-sized enterprise, these generators will work in war-affected regions on the production of food products, bread, meat, milk in general . germany and ukraine agreed on the provision of 25 industrial generators for 450 kg can provide a medium-sized enterprise. for example, if we take the kyiv oblast any branch of kyivhlip that sup

people also ahead. tens of thousands of workers take to the 3 san fran against president emmanuel mac loss, proposed pension reforms. israeli forces kill 2 palestinians during a raid in the occupied west bank. 17 palestinians have been killed so far this year . it's hard to tell you, i'm not seeing that i will not be seeking really chip. and just in the order and draws the curtain on her political career. you zealand is prime minister says she has no longer the energy to lead. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin with breaking news from iraq where at least 4 people have been killed in a spam p, the southern city of basra is just hours before is due to host to final of a regional football tournament. is happened at basrah international stadium up to 80. people are reportedly injured. iraq is hosting the iraq host, iraq, i should say, would you to take on oman, any arabian gov cup final later this says they will, as reports of incident began to emerge. major general sad man spokesperson for the ministry of interior, heated with people to stay away from the location. whether w

fran cartwright is the chief nursing officer at mount sinaimi hosp >> our o.r.en, but that is open only also for urgent. so, we're not providing the community with the care that we promised them. >> reporter: but union president nancy hagen says the concern over working conditions and patient care remains. how do you defend a strike from a moral standpoint when the country is suffering from an historic nursing shortage? >> we are asking for better patient care. we are sounding the alarm. we cannot continue to work in these dangerous situations. >> reporter: nurses here at mount sinai say they have too many patients to take care of, which could compromise care. meantime, the hospital says they're spending millions of dollars to hire travel nurses during the strike, and, tonight, negotiations have stopped. both sides are telling me they're waiting for the other to call them back to the table. norah. >> o'donnell: wow, this is such a big story. meg oliver, thank you so much. and now we've got some breaking news just coming in from orange county, california. a cross

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so don't see where the bic commissioners can havage easy dialogue with the citizens of sudden fran. without the ability to sends the commissioner an e mail. thank you. >> is there additional comment? upon the fyi the major of commissioners do have sfgove mills for the public this is listening. >> i think suggesting it was pested on the website under our name >> thank you. >> next item 9. director's report. 9a. director's update. >> thank you. president bito and the bic. i'm patrick o'riordan director of department of building inspection. first i want to invite you and everybody to join us at our next public forum on january 25. 3:30 on wednesday. we will presenting on the launch of the solar app you just heard and i will speak b. anyone who missed today's presentation we will be presenting this again. we will be hearing from the clothes at the prer permit center and planning and they will provide us with updates and guidelines relating to their diameters. and i noticed with the meeting information will go out shortly. i hope you can make it. so, next, i know we have been enduring ra

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and it is wonderful to be here today reminds me how much i love sudden fran. we are trying to dot right hing and there is alegality of people who know when they are doing. i want to applaud the team that brought this to light. i'm casey reel executive director of the demonstration gardens cochair of the tenderloin people's congress. i work on environmental justice with the congress. i was honored be a cochair on the environmental justice framework. i upon found planning responsive and empathic and deliberate. took the -- time to got xr mile to bring people in. the communities map is brillian. it hen a needed innovation. and the inclusion in the moment of building the framework is exactly correct. when we need and i want to echo director and pierce in their res we mode to treat this as a working living document. and i encourage you, commission and planners to think in terms of how do we build on going participation institutionalize this from the community so this we are not recreating over and over again and forget and remembering and having to reinvest the res

that is enough to fill the 49ers-cowboys game tonight in san fran stadium 3 times bill and that's why agents are so upset about this. let me show you the other number and that's 717,660. fiscal year to date since fiscal year began on october 1st. in literally 113 days, 7,717,000 -- roughly 7800 migrants a day. congressman cuellar democrat that represents border district says border agents have had enough. listen to here. >> if you talk to any border patrol, they would tell you that the law of consequence, sending back people that are not doing this correctly, without that consequence, they are not going to be able to do the work. they are tired, they are very tired. i've talked to border patrol agents and we have to do something stronger. griff: as we are talking about title 42, take a look at drone footage we have put together, bill. you have seen this before, literally you have title 42 migrants being sent back, a dozen on the bridge and another group arriving underneath the bridge just from crossing the river, about 20, it is literally a revolving door, the migrants call it puerta,

[laughter] elijah's 2, fran if seen jo is just 3 months old. and we owe it to josiah and flora and parents like them to build a state that works for them and works for their children. we owe it to future generations to measure our actions today against what it will mean tomorrow for little alaskans like elijah and francine. they're probably too young to remember tonight, this night, but eventually hale be old enough to remember what we did from point forward. flora, could you please stand with your family and be recognized as alaska's future. [applause] to the members of the 33rd legislature, will you please join with me in committing to do everything we can to make alaska the best possible place for families like this? and for young kids, young children like elijah and francine and for all the alaskans we work for. this is important. i want to thank you again for being here tonight and representing alaskans for today and the alaskans for tomorrow. when i look around this room, i see folks who are just beginning their time in office, and i see

o fran. shelter murray. at some pulls cathedral charles walked down the aisle in a royal, maybe uniform. but all eyes were on his bride and her spectacular wedding dress. with its 7.6 meter long, tre, diana, these already diana, was attracting attention and the limelight with that dress, which she later said was a bit too much. and people always want to believe in fairy tales in the prince who marries his princess and whisk sir off into the sunset on his white stallion with this ring with his ring ib, where ivy, when ah, the british monarchy had given its subjects the long awaited princess diana was bashful, but she captivated the world. the young couple had been in the headlines ever since announcing their engagement. typical market is pretty much stuck in people's minds. was the couples 1st interview announcing their engagement? she'll say you will you? so a very shy, diana, indiana flashed with happiness though a little awkward to the bonaire news. he emptied, gosh, i'm those that she has been brave enoug

his family settle in the san fran. his family was placed in public housing. charlie was 211 double rock road building 32r. charlie's father secured a job at the ship yard and mother worked at laguna honda hospital. at 10 charlie began education at brett heart elementary and later portola junior high school. he was a bright student he struggled in conform to rashth norm and behavioral issues made him have challenge in school. when he was 14. decided to ends his school career. forged birth certificate and enter the airforce. he criminalitied time in the -- aelectronicallies time in the armed forces as the spark that would lead him in acvichl for black people those residing in the southeast sector of san francisco. charlie did 3 years in the airforce. and returned to san francisco before his 18th birthday. once home, he fathered 2 children. . moved by the jazz scene in the fillmore, he taught himself to be a drummer. played different gigs in night clugs in the fillmore. it was in one of those club this is charlie met his wife. they marryod april 16, 1959 and thr

and it is wonderful to be here today reminds me how much i love sudden fran. we are trying to dot right hing and there is alegality of people who know when they are doing. i want to applaud the team that brought this to light. i'm casey reel executive director of the demonstration gardens cochair of the tenderloin people's congress. i work on environmental justice with the congress. i was honored be a cochair on the environmental justice framework. i upon found planning responsive and empathic and deliberate. took the -- time to got xr mile to bring people in. the communities map is brillian. it hen a needed innovation. and the inclusion in the moment of building the framework is exactly correct. when we need and i want to echo director and pierce in their res we mode to treat this as a working living document. and i encourage you, commission and planners to think in terms of how do we build on going participation institutionalize this from the community so this we are not recreating over and over again and forget and remembering and having to reinvest the res

. >> the war on merit is next fran t frontier for fight for an santee in our. in our schools.on scholarship because of the insame school districts doing this sue the school district, bankrupt them and end everyone who was involved in this i can't imagine being a parent whose kid missed out on a scholarship because of something like this, this is a. >> we have bring back rigor. kennedy: i don't don't live in a mediocre country, i want to know that if i have a surgeon w.h. w.h.o. -- who is operating to me they rose to top of their class and field based on their talent and hard work, but not everyone is smart or brill brilliant not everyone is athletically gifted. but those who are and work hard, deserve success. i will never stop fighting for that. >> well, i do agree with you, i am a product of that system. i benefited from it. i know many people who have benefited that needed to continue, as a democrat i believe we need programs that offer vocational training to showso tho those who may not be as talented and offer a range of servicing on people to meet their needs not try to

i was a forester at the nalibotska forest, frans tankevich.r to the city to cut from the variant emilie monet, the greatest clever woman of this woman, these sister-in-law for a mastok. claudet my uh, those brother-in-law to those people who came up with familiar french cognac, but the album is a silent child. yes, these are slavuta families with a breakdown to unravel this. at the end of 1909 , yanka kupala, moving from petersburg to at the request of the professor of st. petersburg university, bronislav ignatovich and the wave of shipilov, and with java, i tear off a systematic arc of all the images of unity, yanka kupala from vladimir ivanovich samoilov wrote me a dopimakh, hissed a letter, petersburg and asked for his klopatitsa. e about your september. look how fallen he lived in st. petersburg for 3 years. he studied at the general education courses alexander cherneev, which were very popular at that time. more than thirty teachers and the then petersburg, kupala is in the veins of water. eh, imakha hissed and patrimlivaya him morally ma

san fran control first in in the 1st half, they work it inside to the big 7 footer maxim, right? not soft touch on the hook and he's found and it's good. stanford up. 31 to 20 at this point at the half, 15 points right now at last season's pac, 12 freshman of the year. harrison ingram made it loud and clear right there. he throws it down. and they pretty fill it up from there. they win california down. 46 75 was the final in stanford's paper. it was a big yeah, they they just about the entire game. yeah. there's had a tough one tonight. they really do some holes. it was. i always like watching saint mary's. so they're always fun, especially up to, you know, march madness and all that. they always come out and actually surprise a lot of people out of time. so that's my favorite time of the year. same march. off football actually just tell him a brief said the thing that the niners have to do is make sure that they don't have the mental battle, get them out of this one, right? don't go in thinking that you're the underdog. just going to play like you've been playing been doing it.

mark: happy friday, fran. good morning to you both. yes i am. there was cpi data the everybody was paying attention to yesterday. i'm ignoring that because i got the reaction entirely wrong so i will gloss over that quickly. the jobs data came in that maybe more important. the best real-time indicator of the u.s. labor market. going back over the past 50 years, this is initial claims. i have ordered -- overlaid it with all claims. -- recessions. initial claims spiked up before the recession started. in fact, for each one, we are well above 300 k in week the initial claims for every single recession. we spiked a lot. that is despite the fact that it was a smaller population than. the one exception was the pandemic. it was unexpected and came out of nowhere. the economy did not anticipate it. we had no spiked ahead of that however within two months of the pandemic hitting, we actually went to 6000 k so far above this chart i had to top it off because it makes everything else looked like a flat line near zero. it had 30 fold into months. that is th