order a roll call place president stacey here vice president ah say commissioner jam da here commissioner level aroney here you have a quorum and i understand commissioner rza is running a few minutes late but will be joining us. >> that's correct. >> thank you. before calling the first item i'd like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that it owns and are stewards of the unceded lands located within the ethno historic territory of the motjeka aloni tribe and other familial descendants of the historic federally recognized mission san jose verona band of alameda county. the s.f. puc also recognizes that every citizen residing within the greater bay bay area has and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the mohawk moloney tribe's aboriginal lands since before and after the san francisco public utilities commission founding in 1932 it is vitally important that we not only recognize the history of the tribal lands on which we reside but also we acknowledge and honor the fact that the mount moloney people have established a working partners

kevon looney jamming.had ten points but the dubs got lit up by quentin grimes who was channeling his inner steph tonight. grimes is on fire. sixers came in having lost nine in a row. so a shock to see thp by 12 at the half. more grimes in the third quarter driving right past steph steve kerr says come on time out. grimes with a career high 44 points. dubs a late run. buddy hield to steph for the dunk, his first jam in over six years and said he's never doing that again. two minutes to play. curry gorgeous. no look pass to gp2 for the layup here. season high 13 assists for steph who also went for 29 points after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these two possessions killed the warriors. grimes inside and then guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench sixers and the warriors five game winning streak 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're. >> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy

up the jam" type of thing?ght over with like -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, okay. ♪ [ clapping ] ♪ hey yo what up my man ♪ ♪ what's the plan hey gina i see you ♪ ♪ ain't no question eagles versus chiefs we takin' eagles ♪ ♪ i got to go watch the game everybody got to catch the bowl ♪ ♪ but i just wawant fried chicken ♪ ♪ we ain't eating no vegetables ♪ ♪ i need agua i'm so thirsty ♪ ♪ get some chicken on the show tonight right away ♪ ♪ agua i'm so thirsty ♪ ♪ get some chicken on the show tonight right away ♪ >> jimmy: oh, come on! thank you very much. nice to meet you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much to our audience members. thank you to the roots. stick around. we'll be right back with amy schumer, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you would perform -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- in this wig and sunglasses. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i would -- yeah. >> jimmy: and i think it's a a great look, by the way. >> that's kind of an amazing -- yeah. >> jimmy: i like the white jumpsuit. it kinda remi

who else maxime raynaud the put back jam. he led all scorers with 26 he's a man of the people heading into the crowd to celebrate. stanford wins it. 73 68. they improved to 1910. >> in teams, senior night in berkeley as cal bears taking on boston college, very first possession of the game. look at to van blackshear junior. yeah. absolutely. drops his defender and there is the 3 yet 18 points tonight. 2nd half calib 7, often madi sissoko the powerful put back plus the foul, monster game for him. 21 points, 15 rebounds. how goes on to win it? 82 to 71 inch closer to 513 16. santa clara, a blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97. 66. >> 21 12 for christophe talent on that team can score. the broncos finished the regular season at 2011. well, the jose earthquakes season got off to a tremendous start last saturday with the 4, nothing win over real salt lake. tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city quakes did not waste any time getting on the boards. 3rd minute cristian arango. >>

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but this is a change was waiting for you to take my seat, incoming jam and job by actually a couple of days before the german election said we would like france and britain to extend that new cat umbrella to germany. i never expect as a german lead to germany, which is more dependent on a more close to the united states in many ways because of history that any of a significant, less than power will favor. and just to, to take, take your point, a step further, read with merch. now after the election, it says that germany in europe must achieve independence from the we must become independent in our security. we must that, and he said that america is no longer part of the equation. it can no longer and cannot be seen as a friend. i mean, expressed of amazement that hugh, he was saying this on television to german view as, but how would you instrumental eyes, european independence? well, the new pair to tyrant and there are 2 new powers that's, that kind of conversation is gone from being hypothetical or sort of magical to being absolutely central in the space of a couple of weeks. and it

dubs make a run steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play. curry gorgeous no look dish to gp two for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph, who went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors late. grimes with a bucket inside. of course . next possession gershon bocelli for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle, 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. yes and also, you're not talking about the finals okay? okay >> besides jimmy where we can still be a great basketball team i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively we came out flat, uh, compared to, um, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and, you know, we fought back in the second half, but it just can't come out like that. no, we just didn't come with enough force. >> you know, guys, uh, came out and play really hard and, uh, they made a lot of shots and our def

>> we have a big jam-packed weekend show for you. it's the comeback that no one wants to see and maybe no one wants. we'll see. luckily might just be a new york city problem but first, the mystery deetens around -- deepens around actor gene hackman's mystery death. stay with us. ♪ i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... ...thinking of redoing our kitchen. ...we are finally updating our kitchen. for all those people who never seem to get around to it... —...a breakfast nook. —chase has financial guidance. let's see how you can start saving... —really? —really? at home or in-person. that's guidance from chase. gotharts trying to determine how gene hackman and his wife, betsy, died. the pair tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning and they think hackman may have died nine days before his body was found. matt finn is live in santa fe, new mexico, with the latest. matt. reporter: jason, this is the entrance to the affluent gated community where they lived and about a ten minutes drive from downtown santa fe and inside the gates is a

but i will get in there and cause a traffic jam before they get in tomorrow. >> janai: right.t seen the shoe cam, but we assume you are not wearing high heels, so it will probably take some people a little longer, whit. >> whit: good assumption. but you never know. thanks for that, though, bud. it's time for a check of the weather. in for samara is greg is here from our chicago station, wls. >> i know i have seen him with some red bottoms before. this guy forgot his dunkin donuts. he's turning around going back down the hill. they have seen some snow lately. and cold air for everyone across the northeast. after this one warm day, we get up to around 60 in new york. drops down to the teens by the time we start off tomorrow morning. and that cold air across the good chunk of the nation. look at chicago sunday morning, down to the teens. it even stretches south to nashville. below freezing temperatures. so does >> janai: all right. tory johnson joins us now for deals and steals. this morning we're getting you red carpet ready, with great ways to look and feel glam every day. hey,

and then in the final seconds, stanford up 3 looking for the maxime raynaud the put back jam. he led all scorers with 26 and he's heading into the crowd. stanford wins it. 73 68 improved to 19 senior night in berkeley as well. cal taking on boston college, very first possession of the game javan blacksher junior absolutely drops his defender. there is the 3 he had 18 points. and then in the 2nd half call-up by 7 off the miss madi sissoko the put back and one he had a monster game. 21 points, 15 rebounds count goes on to win 80 to 71. there are now 13 16 and santa clara blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97 66. 21 12. >> for kristof, tilly. the broncos finished their regugar season with 20 wins 2011. all right. a soccer now the san jose earthquakes got off to a great start last saturday with the 4, nothing win over real salt lake. tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city and they didn't waste any time getting on the scoreboard. 30 kris jenner on go with his first goal as a member of the earthquakes, san jose on the board early

steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play.ook dish to gpt2 for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph. it went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors. late grimes with a bucket inside of course. next possession guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're. >> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy we can still be a great basketball team. i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively we came out flat compared to, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and you know we fought back in the second half. but you just can't come out like that. >> no we just didn't come with enough force. you know the guys came out played really hard and made a lot of shots. and our defense has been really good over the over the last ten

steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play.rgeous no look dish to gpt2 for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph. it went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors late. grimes with a bucket inside of course. next possession guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're. >> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy we're we can still be a great basketball team. i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively, we came out flat compared to, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and you know we fought back in the second half. but you just can't come out like that. >> no we just didn't come with enough force. you know the guys came out played really hard and made a lot of shots. and our defense has been really good over the

jumping on a mini trampoline playing electric guitar in the backyard, he had a band, he was always jamming was probably between 18 and 20. >> jimmy: right. >> and the guy was an absolute hero. and a total icon of the '80s. >> jimmy: really? >> so i'm going to base this character on what i remember of kenny. who incidentally as i looked him up, because it's been decades since i even thought about him, he has passed away now. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> rest in peace, kenny. >> jimmy: did you record any rap albums with kenny? >> no, no, no. i couldn't afford kenny. [ laughter ] i couldn't do the rider. >> jimmy: i bet kenny would be pretty happy you've immortalized him in this film. will you be in the avengers movie? i know you're across the street with the russo brothers -- [ cheering ] -- at their hand and footprints star ceremony. >> yeah, i was. >> jimmy: is this something you can share with us? will star lord be a part of this? >> for people that know the marvel world, we did guardians of the galaxy 3 was the last time you saw a star lord, and there was a promise that star lord would return.

. >> jam you up? no. >> the computer. >> and there's nothing. now. >> than. >> you. >> you. >> up narrator: detectives wanted to get their hands on hicke's sneakers to see if they matched the footprints left at the scene. narrator: and then detectives asked hicke flat out. >> do you know who went. >> to megan's house? >> no i didn't. that was the absolute furthest thing from my mind until they told me what was going on. i have no. >> clue, sir. >> i wish that i did, but i don't. >> did you kill megan? >> no. >> are you. >> angry at her? >> no. not at all. >> not at all. the stuff that's going on. you're not angry with her? no. her? no. narrator: hicke insisted he was not their man. narrator: but was he telling them the truth? the investigation was just getting started. coming up-- the shoes were supposed to be in the garage. we got into the garage, there were no shoes. narrator: new questions about robert hicke's story. the plot thickens. you thought maybe he hired somebody? yes. even if it wasn't him, he had someone do it. narrator: when "datel

you can start kind of jamming up their communications, their cash, putting them on their back, but disrupting their operations. that's the type of unconventional thinking and warfare that i talk about in the book. and takes kind of a different mindset, a different way of thinking and leading. and one chapter, i call it bottoms up leadership and to what i think face the unconventional threats and the hybrid warfare that we're seeing. all over the world. yeah, and so would you. are you pushing for this kind of special special forces green beret presence in mexico to further, you know, to help advise the mexican military? yeah, well, look, the initial pushback, obviously, is, hey, the mexican government isn't on board. the colombian government is, if you really look at the history of it, the pastrana government in colombia was not initially president clinton. and then bush said, look, we're going to do this one way or another. we prefer you work with us. i think we need to take that approach with the mexican government, given the destabilize ation that's happening on our southern border, the mig

jamming, physical blockades. given the global reach of transnational criminal associations, there's emerging evidence chinese operated and owned ports could be catalyzers, with the t.r.c. routes and illicit markets given the p.r.c. alliance as a key operating principal. not all chinese ports are the same. china has hundreds of thousands of state owned enterprises and the ones that collaborate with the p.r.a. are mostly well known and many are in fact blacklisted our government. those s.o.e.'s should be the subject of extra focus and scrutiny. mr. chairman, in my remaining time i'd like to move some policy relations. first, i think we need to create a methodology for a spectrum of concern regarding chinese owned and operated ports. four criteria would be basic starting points for me. first, the location of the port, both in terms of the proximity to the u.s. homeland and its position vis-a-vis key maritime trade routes. second, the mode of cooperation between china and latin american host country and third, the re

he has brought in elon musk and doge to get rid of these people who are not supportive and trying to jamhe system. host: our guest, cal thomas, syndicated columnist and author. he will be with us for the next 30 minutes or so. if you have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. wanted to talk more about president trump's actions. he had a few weeks ago threatened tariffs on china, mexico, and canada. it was just a few days ago he announced they are going into effect despite the agreements he had come to with leaders of those countries. this is what he said on truth social. drugs are still pouring into our country from mexico and canada at very high and unacceptable levels. they are made and then supplied by china. more than 100,000 people died last year due to the distribution of these dangerous and highly addictive poisons. millions of people have died. the families are devastated and in many instances virtually destroyed, we cannot allow the scourge to continue to harm the u.s. until it stops or is seriously limited, tariffs are scheduled to go into effect on march

he has brought in elon musk and doge to get rid of these people who are not supportive and trying to jam system. host: our guest, cal thomas, syndicated columnist and author. he will be with us for the next 30 minutes or so. if you have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. wanted to talk more about president trump's actions. he had a few weeks ago threatened tariffs on china, mexico, and canada. it was just a few days ago he announced they are going into effect despite the agreements he had come to with leaders of those countries. this is what he said on truth social. drugs are still pouring into our country from mexico and canada at very high and unacceptable levels. they are made and then supplied by china. more than 100,000 people died last year due to the distribution of these dangerous and highly addictive poisons. millions of people have died. the families are devastated and in many instances virtually destroyed, we cannot allow the scourge to continue to harm the u.s. until it stops or is seriously limited, tariffs are scheduled to go into effect on march 4

prior to 2019 before president biden took office and he and the democrats jammed dollars through in theo-called covid relief, even though 10%, 20% of that money went for purposes of covid relief. our budget was $4.5 trillion. today it's 7 trillion. with the so-called inflation reduction act, they gave tax credits to green energy corporations and expanded oaker subsidies to people -- obamacare subsidies and many of them had employee sponsored health care and expanded the i.r.s. i.r.s. agents shaking down middle class businesses. and wasted $2 thrillion of taxpayer monies by opening our welfare services to people in this country illegally. he waived mens testing to snap, medicaid and beyond trapping people in poverty and dependence on the federal government. he mandated expensive electric vehicles for all americans and whole lot more. we are spending $9,000 peril legal immigrant in this country for the millions of people who violated our sorchtd and came to this country in violation of our immigration laws. $9,000 is what taxpayers pay for people who are here illegally for taxpayer-funded

order a roll call place president stacey here vice president ah say commissioner jam da here commissioner level aroney here you have a quorum and i understand commissioner rza is running a few minutes late but will be joining us. >> that's correct. >> thank you. before calling the first item i'd like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that it

but that can�*t be that controversial. >> fruit jam. >> fruit jam. >> essentially any jam, any.s all fair game, just happy. it�*s all fair game, but sugar on bear. well, what do you put on then? >> i either go super traditional and british and i have my lemon and british and i have my lemon and sugar and that's enough. or if i'm feeling a bit fancy, maybe i'll have nutella and maybe i�*ll have nutella and strawberries. other brands of chocolate spread are available. >> they are. but the good news is we've got it all in the studio. later, we're going to be trying everything. this is why the show is fantastic, because we get to eat pancakes and have a lot of fun. >> very exciting. >> very exciting. >> we�*d like to hear what you what you think about that, about all the top stories. so send all the top stories. 50 send your views, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. >> but before we do any of that into our jam >> but before we do any of that into ourjam packed show. jam packed. did you like that pun there? >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> before any of that, the lovely tatiana san