my name is mark maloof, a business agent with teamsters local 665, the teamsters have been working on this legislation since the beginning. we are we're honored to have worked with supervisor connie chan and the entire board of supervisors, the mayor and the planning commission on this legislation. we are especially proud that this legislation, this legislation has received unanimous votes at every single meeting, which is not an easy thing to do here in san francisco. i'm here today to express the teamsters union's continued support of the parcel delivery conditional use legislation on the additional criteria added to the impact evaluations by supervisors. chan and dorsey will further the city's discretion on parcel delivery sites by adding in the use of ai and the impact on nearby schools. we ask that you send this legislation to the full board with a positive recommendation. thank you. thank you so much for sharing your comments. do we have anyone else who has public comment on agenda item number one? madam chair, it appears there's no further speakers. okay, public comment on this

the american labor union has voted to join forces with the teamsters.a joint statement, of course, the alu came to attention in 2022 when it won a historic election. the talk is the new agreement could force amazon to come to the bargaining table after contract negotiations have previously stalled. frances, back to you. >> okay, we appreciate it as always, steve, thank you. >>> still to come. team usa isn't waiting until the olympic cauldron is lit to give us their all. we recap the latest from the olympic trials where america's best swimmers continue to rewrite the record books. inue t rewrite the record books. meet new pantene pro-v miracles. with our highest concentration of pro-vitamins yet, infused with ingredients like biotin & collagen. strengthens hair bonds and repairs as well as the leading luxury brand without the $60 price tag. for stronger, healthier hair. ♪♪ if you know, you know it's pantene. ♪♪ you are bountiful. your hair can grow 590 miles over your lifetime. it's in your nature to grow. grow thicker fuller hair with one capsule a day

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the union psych the teamsters. i have such respect for sean. he's the head of the teamsters. i don't want to throw around names but he's a good man and at no. i think we are 89% approval in the teamsters union and i used teamsters when i build buildings in manhattan. they do unbelievable. they take the concrete trucks and nobody can wheel a truck these guys are incredible and maybe we get lucky. maybe somebody smart, you know, when they have 89% approval and then they endorse because for 50 years they endorse automatically almost like automatic they endorse the democrat. but i think maybe the teamsters cowessess. when you have a vast majority on your side and the person that did hack into the getting sort of thrown out of the union but i think they have good leadership. at the a lot of unions are coming our way. but these millions and millions of people that are coming from prisons coming from prisons and jails. there's a slight difference. they're coming from prisons and jails. mental institutions and insane asylums like silence of the lamb to compress always said it why doe

the teamsters in this case. i think with that shows is that recognition on the part of the president of the teamsters that donald trump has a pretty darn good chance of winning this election. he was to build a relationship with the potential future president. it is also a recognition while union leadership may support and endorse the democrats like the united auto workers have endorsed joe biden, that does not mean union members are on board they are not a model and they, just like black voters resent being told what to do. this is a very important platform for the teamsters to reach out to trump and reach out to republicans. jon: you mention pennsylvania being a very important state really for both sides in this upcoming election. and the numbers bear that out. it looks better for the republican side at least according to fox polls that we have. this is an emerson college poll i should say paid 1000 registered voters like donald trump 47, 45% over joe biden. then in the swing states that dd trump wins them all

i have to tell you we have a lot of teamsters here. do we have a lot of teamsters? we have teamsters and i think we are doing 89% or something with the teamsters. >> make heads or tails of that for us. it's always a word salad and taking credit for things that he has nothing to do with, saying he's got support from communities he does not. how do you, you know, deal with that? how do we position this at the beginning of the selection? >> well, you know, i think first of all it is clear that joe biden and kamala harris have been historic in the efforts they make for the country as a whole. but also when you look at black americans in this country, we have seen investments in hbcus we have never seen before, $16 e billion. we have seen focus on maternal mortality particularly when we know we are most impacted. as black women we are three times more likely to die because of maternal mortality. when you look at the growth in black businesses, latino businesses, on almost every single indicator, this administration has delivered. and i think, you know, when you think abo

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that a teamster's has done so.ed to speak at the democratic national convention in august but that is unconfirmed. as of now, the teamsters have not endorsed any presidential candidate. the rnc begins july 15th through the 18th. >>> three people are dead and 11 wounded after a mass shooting in arkansas. two law enforcement officers were among those injured. it occurred around 11:30 in the morning on friday. upon arrival, officers and the suspect got in a shoot out. police identified the shooter as travis eugene posi charged with three counts of capital murder. the motive is unclear and conditions of the remaining victims, well, they remain from -- range from nonlife-threatening to extremely critical. >>> sports apparel under armor agreed to settle a 2017 class action lawsuit. shareholders accused the ceo of intentionally misleading them regarding the company's financial health to meet wall street forecasts. under armor consistently denied the allegations stating it entered into the proposed settlement in prince wil

time in history that a teamster's has done so.eak at the democratic national convention in august but that is unconfirmed. as of now, the teamsters have not endorsed any presidential candidate in the 2024 race. the gop convention is from july 18th -- 15th to the 18th. >>> three people are dead and 11 wounded after a mass shooting in arkansas. two law enforcement officers were among those injured. it occurred around 11:30 in the morning on friday. upon arrival, officers and the suspect got in a shoot out. police identified the shooter as travis eugene possey charged with three counts of capital murder. the motive is unclear and conditions of the remaining victims, well, they remain from --range from nonlife-threatening to extremely critical. >>> sports apparel under armor agreed to settle a 2017 class action lawsuit. shareholders accused the ceo of intentionally misleading them regarding the company's financial health to meet wall street forecasts. under armor consistently denied the allegations stating it entered into the proposed

the unions like the teamsters, i have such respect for sean, the head of the teamsters and don't wantound names, he's a good man. but we're at 89% approval within the teamsters union and i use teamsters when i build buildings in manhattan. they do unbelievable. they take the concrete truck and nobody can wheel the trucks. maybe we get lucky and somebody smart, they have 89% approval and then endorse, for 50 years they endorse automatically, it's almost automatically they endorse the democrats but maybe the teamsters go with us. when you have a vast majority on your side and the person who did it, hoffa did it last time and ended up getting thrown out of the union. i think they have great leadership. i think a lot of unions are coming our way. these millions of people coming from prisons and jails. you know, there is a slight difference. they're coming from prisons and jails, mental institutions and insane asylums like science of the lambs. the press asks why does he ramble about silence of the lambs. the late great hannibal lecter would like to have you over for dinner. don't do it. i

so the teamsters have yet to make an official endorsement as he met with president biden in the past,to you. >> steve: so, david, going back to the person who had the embarrassing tweets that they have apologize for. you would think you are getting a job at the white house, you would go into your tweet machine and get rid of all those, wouldn't you? >> >> charlie: you would think. >> david: one would think. so apparently some still up there. he apologized and the white house is defending him. >> ainsley: thank you, david. >> thank you. >> charlie: big get the sean o'brien the teamsters, sean o'brien, and in the past, trump has done really well among union members and so the fact that he is actually getting into the leadership of unions and obviously we don't know whether he is going to endorse or how that is going to work, that's a pretty big -- that's going to be interesting to watch. >> steve: a big get. >> ainsley: interesting he raised that much money trump in the month of may. that was during the trial. i was watching an interview with andrew cuomo and bill maher. andrew cuomo sa

or the double teamsters. >> that's just yuck archaeologists found marge simpson look-alike drawing onthousand-year-old egyptian coffin even more surprising the terrifying mommy they found inside to the monologue tonight i want to talk about fear mongering it's my firm favourite kind of mongering after fish and core but you seen the horrifying story an illegal alien busted in new york for raping a 13-year-old girl at knifepoint versus give a shout out to the new yorkers who caught the scumbag and held him until the cops showed up. they shoved his face into the pavement marvelling at their restraint on not murdering them on the spot. if this crime makes you angry enough to speak out while the media says you're just fear mongering. >> here is the 3 cable networks reporting this is what our banners said biden announces legal protections for and documented spouses and biden announced new protections for undocumented spouses here's fox's thing the problem is fear mongering. >> exactly you laughing axles so how would you have liked us to report this heinous crime that a newcomer had a bad fi

the teamsters is one of the largest labor unions in the country. the amazon labor union belongs to a new york city warehouse that unionized in 2022. now, if the deal is ratified, members of the amazon labor union will join the teamsters as an autonomous local union. >> new at six tonight, a controversial climate change experiment on the deck of the uss hornet will not be allowed to continue. in april, researchers from the university of washington pumped drops of salt water into the air from the upper deck of the hornet to see if it can make clouds brighter and more reflective. the project was put on hold once the city asked for a safety review, and after hours of debate, the alameda city council voted early this morning to revoke researchers permission to continue, not grant consent, for the project to move forward. alameda's mayor says she was disappointed with the researchers lack of transparency for an entity to come in that never bothered to even introduce themselves to the city, that that is, you know, the landlord of the hornet and then to sa

defining this unionism were unreal strained bodies, not just the teamsters. loud voices, swinging fists that historians sometimes fetishize. but the flamboyant clothes was homes, cars, the rich food, the late night drinking and dancing the extralegal organizing tactics and a sometimes bold unwillingness to be contained within the rigid boundaries of monogamy, domesticity ity, gender, normativity and heterosexual ality. let tell you about one person just to save time. here to show you what i what i mean. the i'm going to talk about is a middle aged jewish named beatrice riker. at first glance, one might have described riker as an activist. in the late 1940s, a single woman, riker lived in a small but sunny apartment not far from the original yankee stadium in the concourse neighborhood of the bronx. like many other activists in the labor movement at the peak of its financial stability, riker made a living through a job as a union staff member, working as the secretary treasurer of amusement and retail clerks, employees local 1115 c the locals always have compl

. ♪ lalalalala ♪ >> the amazon labor union has agreed to affiliate with the teamsters union. formed at amazon's jfk warehouse in new york city. the workers who form you were the first amazon warehouse employees to be represented by a union. however, they have been unable to secure a union contract. if amazon union members approved this partnership, they will essentially join the teamsters as an autonomous local union with the same rights and duties as a standard chapter. california now has more more fortune 500 companies than any other state. according to the publication's latest rankings. 57 companies based in the golden state made this list the fortune 500 is made up of the largest u.s. companies by p venue. apple is the california representative here at number 3, only arkansas walmart and washington state's amazon edged out apple. other california companies in the top 30 include alphabet. that's the parent company of google, chevron and meta. that's the parent company of facebook and instagram. >> it when ad engine start and liftoff. liftoff of the atlas. 5 rocket carrying

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ee workers at the shop were unsure if they should join the teamsters or the double teamsters. >> tha that's yeah, that's just. yeaht'. archeologists found a marge simpson lookalike drawing on a 3000 year old egyptian coffin. even more surprising was the terrifying mummy they found inside. found all right, do the monologue. tonight, i want to talk about mongering. it's my third favorite kind of mongering's after fish and . >> but seen the horrifying story. >> an illegal alien was busted in new yor seek a 13 year old girl at knifepoint. first, let's give a shout outrk to the new yorkers who caught scd in theag and helwh cops. so they shoved his face into the pavement. but still, i atot their restraint, not murdering them on the spotm at all. >> but if this crime makescrim you angry enough, speak out. well, the media says you're just fear. >> here's the three cable netwo networks reporting and this was our banner said sooning thistioo biden announces legal protections for undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens. cnn' nted spos banner said bidenprotc announces new protections for some undo

want to encourage and urge the mayor's office to reach out to particularly the zoo workers, the teamsters and have some conversations about these plans both on the pandas and beyond to make sure the workers are engaged on that planning and keep close tabs on this project as it progresses to make sure that it's successful. i want to emphasize that but also this resolution is not the vehicle for man date--mandating but i do want to encourage in the possible terms. those who intend to make a motion after public comment, if not seeing any colleagues on the roster, i want to give the mayor's office representatives an opportunity to address the committee. >> yes, tom, with the mayor's office, i want to extend our appreciation to you and your staff over the last two weeks and for agendizing this to be heard next week. >> thank you, and thank you for your work on this. seeing no other questions or comments, why don't we go ahead and open public comment. >> clerk: yes, members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up now along the side of the windows, all speakers will have two

want to encourage and urge the mayor's office to reach out to particularly the zoo workers, the teamsters and have some conversations about these plans both on the pandas and beyond to make sure the workers are engaged on that planning and keep close tabs on this project as it progresses to make sure that it's successful. i want to emphasize that but also this resolution is not the vehicle for man date--mandating but i do want to encourage in the possible terms. those who intend to make a motion after public comment, if not seeing any colleagues on the roster, i want to give the mayor's office representatives an opportunity to address the committee. >> yes, tom, with the mayor's office, i want to extend our appreciation to you and your staff over the last two weeks and for agendizing this to be heard next week. >> thank you, and thank you for your work on this. seeing no other questions or comments, why don't we go ahead and open public comment. >> clerk: yes, members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up now along the side of the windows, all speakers will have two

the teamsters is one of the largest labor unions in the country.ed, members of the amazon labor union will join the teamsters as an autonomous local union. the nba is closing in on an 11 year media rights deal that would be worth about $76 million. the nba is in advanced talks with nbc, espn and amazon now, according to the wall street journal, nbc would pay an average of $2.5 billion a year to show about 100 games per season. amazon would pay 1.8 billion a year for a package of regular season and playoff games, and disney will pay about $2.6 billion a year and will continue to air the nba finals. and today is the last day to sign up to be included in a $45 million class action lawsuit against walmart. in october 2022, a class action suit was filed against the company, claiming the chain overcharged customers who bought, sold by weight, groceries or bagged fruit. customers who bought the items from 2018 to 20 24th may be eligible for compensation. you do have to submit a claim by today. those who qualify will be entitled to receive 2% of the total

neil: the teamster president wants to come to both political conventions because they've not formallyd a president and sean o'brine with&what he wants to do if he et db spl the opportunity to do it. neil: i found that interesting and given for the union heads and tend to support democrats and often types in the case of ronald reagan for example but the rank and file overwhelmingly with him and how do you see that falling out? >> i think trump made an effort to court union and motors and populous appeals this is a winning block biden champions in a pride team and a lot of pride in connecting with these people and leading to these people and understanding and representing them for his entire political career and i understand that going to be successful this fall and he's going do whatever it takes to get that support. neil: what do you think, justin? >> it's a terrific opportunity of republicans >> a holt of vector-borne voting blocks and contributing blocks are taken for granted like latinos and republicans would be wise to outreach and include as best they can or have that conversatio

polling around 23% across the country, with black voters that is devastating to the democrats look at teamsters democrats are panicking worried about those folks coming over to join donald trump as well, rnc, by the way, received first donation since 2004 from a team cities are recently, after donald trump met where their president, i see people moving over maria because they understand what is at stake in this election, i don't think that is polling oak accurately reflects sentiment of american people. >> i as i you are right when you say panic i think democrats are panicked because of everything you are outlining lee carter jump in you have your finger on pulse in terms of what people are talking about how they are feeling right now. i want you to tell us, what the polling looks like from your standpoint you look at swing states. lee: i look at swing states i think most important, to say decide the election, donald trump is beating joe biden pretty much across the board. and ahead by more than 3 points in polls i think significant as you said, he never performed as well in polls in 2016 in fa

we have a lot of teamsters here. i think we are doing 89% or something. hope sean is losing right now. we russia and getting it to the top but great teams, a lot of new york because they were incredible but the unions are incredibly impacted by millions of people pouring into our country so the african-american population is being destroyed by joe biden. remember his statement super predator, don't forget the super predator statement. the biggest phony on earth, virtually all of the net jobs created hunter biden have gone to migrants. almost one 100% of the jobs created -- what's better, crooked joe or his sleepy joe? people. you do a poll, they say that will cost $1 million. they go out and interview 200 people. that will be $1 million. ready? crooked joe first, sleepy second. ready? okay. who likes crooked joe the best? [cheering] who likes to be joe the best? [cheering] crooked -- [cheering] sleepy joe -- [cheering] that's the first time sleepy joe has ever beaten crooked joe the first so tonight we will refer to him as sleepy joe because as you know,

expected at the rnc next month, teamsters, president zone o'brien saying he's -- sean o'brien sayingng to address the group. >> for far too long we have just contributed to the democrats, and i'm a lifelong democrat, always will be. however, it's unfortunate where with people just assume they've got our support because they have a d next the their name. jackie: noel, what do you think? >> i think that's huge. and when i saw the headline that he was going to be speaking at the rnc convention, i thought that that was pivotal. that means one of two things. number one, you can believe what he's saying, which i do, but, number two, he's looking at the polls, and he is gauging that there could be, you know, a new sheriff in town, so to speak, after this election. so he wants to be friendly and on the good side. jackie: final word to you, doug. there are a lot of groups in play here, and that is what's going to be so critical when it comes to election day. what do you think? >> i think between minorities, both african-americans and hispanics, younger people, group item workers, non-college-

. >> seth: and then, you came back, and there was a teamster that you knew from the previous work. >> really close when i was making this movie there a very long time ago. and we sort of stayed in touch over the years. and then when i landed in chicago to make the pilot of "the bear" in july, like from the car, driving to my hotel, i called him up. and he's like, "okay. you're not going to your hotel. come meet me at this restaurant right away." this was 4:00 p.m. the restaurant opened at 5:00. i had my bags. i kind of knocked. they lifted up the gate. they let me in. it was a full party in progress. which i don't understand how that, like, what the end game is. like if it's a family italian restaurant and people are coming in with their kids at 5:00 p.m., how you go from like bottles of booze on the bar and everything and just madness and shots. i took two steps in and i got hit in the head with like a fairly large dildo. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> and it like hit me in the head. like dropped on the ground. i kind put my bags down. and i was just like, "oh, this is my chicago b

agreement between the city and the following unions until unless and county of san francisco and teamstersbuilding inspectors, to be effective july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. bridge, wharf and dock builders, local union no. 34 (collectively“union”), to be effective july 1, effective july 1, local 300; glaziers, architectural metal and glass workers, local union no. 718; international alliance of theatrical stage theatrical stage and the san francisco district attorney investigators' association, to be effective july 1, july 1, july 1, july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. >> 45. ordinance adopting and implementing the decision and award of the arbitration board under charter, section section section section a8.409-4, establishing the collective bargaining agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco district attorney investigators' association, to be effective july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. >> 46. ordinance adopting and implementing the collective bargaining agreement between the

and, you know, you'd hear the knock at the door, the teamsters, the guys in charge of the -- you know-- what if i just -- can i stay in here overnight?" "well, we're moving to another location." "okay. that's just down the valley, right? i can just -- i mean, i've got to be here in the morning anyway. i'll just stay in the trailer." and they'd say it was an insurance issue. [ laughter ] >> seth: it is nice, i will say, one of the nice things watching that clip and being in a western is it seems like you can look like somebody who hasn't slept for a while. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah. >> seth: you're covering in dirt and dust. >> oh, yeah. just all the kind of regular kind of movie stuff goes out the window. touchups. "you have some lint right here. can i get that?" "do you mind if i fix your hair right here?" that all goes out the window. >> seth: did you have favorite westerns as a kid? >> yeah, i really -- i really loved westerns. you know, i know that, like, the westerns of the '50s, like the john ford and john wayne westerns were, you know, incredible. but i rea

agreement between the city and the following unions until unless and county of san francisco and teamstersbuilding inspectors, to be effective july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. through june 30, 2027. bridge, wharf and dock builders, local union no. 34 (collectively“union”), to be effective july 1, effective july 1, local 300; glaziers, architectural metal and glass workers, local union no. 718; international alliance of theatrical stage theatrical stage and the san francisco district attorney investigators' association, to be effective july 1, july 1, july 1, july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. >> 45. ordinance adopting and implementing the decision and award of the arbitration board under charter, section section section section a8.409-4, establishing the collective bargaining agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco district attorney investigators' association, to be effective july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027. >> 46. ordinance adopting and implementing the collective bargaining agreement between the

picket line, 400 businesses in the 70s, not selling coors beer and gala wine in solidarity with the teamsters triek, --strike, twhauz a really cool event. it was cool to see small business solidarity because i think it's something that we can work on for sure in the city and i love that there is a precedent for it with that, and oh yeah, and i guess a continuation of all of the, just reporting on all of the work that has been done in the last few months with, you know, how to improve conditions in the tenderloin and market areas. i had helped some small businesses meet with the community benefit district in their neighborhoods, and came up with some strategies for how we can better collaborate on you know, understanding on what cbd is. and having more visibility around their schedule. so small businesses know how to participate in, in up keeping, you know, the neighborhoods and kind of just more transparency and communication and, yeah, i think it's important for us to remember that merchants as lucky as we are to have an office of small business and have staff, small businesses, you know, it

retired teamster and i dealt with the city many times and, and drove a truck in this town and had to deal with, getting around. so i know a little bit about it, the first thing that i would do based on these proposals is that plaza beautification is only a beautification action. it does nothing to make it safer. so that would be out for me. i mean, it just doesn't do anything. it's a waste of money and whatever money that would cost, i would put back up to the 14th avenue and wawona stop sign that is, much needed. and from listening to i didn't even think about it until i listened to the guys that were on the committee and some of the people around that, that just slows people up. it seemed like last night the city balked on that one, and they have other measures to deal with it. we understand stop signs. stop signs slow you down. we understand that that stop sign wouldn't have done anything to that accident that none of this stuff would have. but here we are now, so the stop sign there is important, the intersection of yellow. the intersection in front of the tunnel is you just put

picket line, 400 businesses in the 70s, not selling coors beer and gala wine in solidarity with the teamsters triek, --strike, twhauz a really cool event. it was cool to see small business solidarity because i think it's something that we can work on for sure in the city and i love that there is a precedent for it with that, and oh yeah, and i guess a continuation of all of the, just reporting on all of the work that has been done in the last few months with, you know, how to improve conditions in the tenderloin and market areas. i had helped some small businesses meet with the community benefit district in their neighborhoods, and came up with some strategies for how we can better collaborate on you know, understanding on what cbd is. and having more visibility around their schedule. so small businesses know how to participate in, in up keeping, you know, the neighborhoods and kind of just more transparency and communication and, yeah, i think it's important for us to remember that merchants as lucky as we are to have an office of small business and have staff, small businesses, you know, it