>> all right, nelson. >> nelson, i appreciate the question. on your first point, i completely agree. there is absolutely inefficiency in the irs that can be cut out. i propose -- and i think what the trump administration wants to do is modernize the irs in the way that it's far more automated and far less reliant on employees. and that's a reasonable am bibs to have. when -- ambition to have. when and how they do that is the question. think about irs as assembly line. there's a lot coming in and a lot going out. what coming in is tax returns and correspondent upon dents and phone calls and people into the walk in centers. those are all kind of coming in. what's going out are payments, refunds, and credits and audits. so -- what's also coming in is remittances or payments of people's taxes. the idea is can we make that far more automated and have less people managing the assembly line? and the answer is yes. i would offer that in the last two years of biden administration important progress was made that the trump administration can build onto

yes vice president nelson lom how do you vote yes commissioner martha commission how do you vote yes commissioner sasha bittner how do you vote yes commissioner wanda young how do you vote yes and commissioner linda parker pennington and you vote yes thanks. >> we have a unanimous vote. thank you. commissioners item five is the executive directors report presented by da executive director kelly dearman. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. first i'd like to wish everyone a happy black history month and happy lunar new year. i have a few things i want to report on. first, we continue our efforts to serve the disability community. first we added the a for accessibility to our office of diversity equity inclusion and belonging transforming it into dba. since then daas has been collaborating with dba to incorporate accessibility and disability programing for our employees. to that end we will be rolling out a two part disability awareness training this spring. part one will be a virtual disability awareness and etiquette training offered by the california department of rehabilitati

david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and therelants there that don't exist anywhere in the world except right near san bruno mountain. >> it's home for over 100 rare and endangered species, including three endangered butterflies. >> there's some seaside daisies over there. >> yep. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is with your own two feet on the mountain. >> reporter: tera freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was alarmed and astonished at how huge of a building they want to do. >> reporter: a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want to take this road and double it, remove all these trees. it's -- it will ruin the environment for all these plants, animals, creatures, and also people's enjoyment of the beautiful san bruno mountain that tons of people go up. >> reporter: that's the environmentalist take. the developers, orchard partners, didn't want to go on camera but sent a statement reading in part that th

linda nelson lives in fremont and is experiencing this for the first time. >> oh, i think it's lots ofun and it's hometown good, clean entertainment. >> reporter: on movie nights you can find david upstairs in the projection booth. >> i've been doing it 20 years now and it's still a thrill to see the audience's appreciation for what we're showing. >> reporter: the silent movie era died when the talkies took over in the 1930s, but thanks to dave and rena and the audiences in niles, the silent stars still come out to shine. >> if you want to check out a silent show in fremont, tomorrow night they're showing the 1923 paramount pictures western "the covered wagon." the museum is open saturdays and sundays noon to 4:00 p.m. for tours. you can see the full schedule on their website. >>> we'll be right back, but first here's your ski report. >> hey, it's time to scope out conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm jonny moseley, your host for the day. >> it's still winter a few more weeks, but saturday will bring spring-like skiing conditions to the sierra. look at these high tempera

>> all right, nelson. >> nelson, i appreciate the question.your first point, i completely agree. there is absolutely inefficiency in the irs that can be cut out. i propose -- and i think what the trump administration wants to do is modernize the irs in the way that it's far more automated and far less reliant on employees. and that's a reasonable am bibs to have. when -- ambition to have. when and how they do that is the question. think about irs as assembly line. there's a lot coming in and a lot going out. what coming in is tax returns and correspondent upon dents and phone calls and people into the walk in centers. those are all kind of coming in. what's going out are payments, refunds, and credits and audits. so -- what's also coming in is remittances or payments of people's taxes. the idea is can we make that far more automated and have less people managing the assembly line? and the answer is yes. i would offer that in the last two years of biden administration important progress was made that the trump administration can build onto furt

krysta tsukahara and jack nelson also died in the crash. all 3 teens tested positive for amphetamines and cocaine. they were all graduates of piedmont high school visiting home for the holiday. a 4th passenger survived the crash. >> activists from around the bay area march to the tesla headquarters in palo alto today, pushing back against president trump and elon musk's recent federal cuts. the protest includes people from labor unions, immigrants rights groups, antiwar activists in community health advocates. they say they're pushing back against cuts to the government and mass deportations. the group also called on other californians to cut their ties with tesla. federal employees are starting to receive another e-mail requiring them to explain their recent accomplishments. e-mail asks each employee to reply with about 5 bullet points describing what they accomplished last week by the end of monday. it's a renewed attempt by elon musk and his department of government efficiency or doge to cut government spending. the first ones were sent

there's krista tsukahara and jack nelson. they all graduated from piedmont high school in 2023. they were in a cyber truck the day. the night before thanksgiving. that truck slamming into a tree and retaining wall. the toxicology report came out a few weeks ago showing that they all tested positive for alcohol, cocaine and marijuana. but now, the chp report adding more details to the context of the crash. as you mentioned, unsafe high rate of speed and driving under the influence. they were trying to negotiate a curve on hampton road in piedmont, and they were unable to because they were driving impaired, according to chp. two witnesses described a party of about eight people, college students, and they left that party to pick up a tesla at one of the friends homes. they made that stop for about five minutes, and two cars took off from that home. the lead car was this tesla cybertruck. uh- crashed immediately, caught on fire. the second car of students caught up with them. and one of those witnesses ran over to the crash, ran over to the scene and tried to break into the right p

. ♪ [ drums to "on the road again" by willie nelson ] ♪ [ bass joins ] [ beeping ] >> oh, oh! you get a chance to steal. ♪ [ "on the road again" by willie nelson ] we should've waited a second. >> ah! ♪ [ beeping ] [ repeated clicking ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, you buzzed in! yes, now you -- >> oh. ♪ on the road again ♪ [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ on the road again making music with my friends and i can't wait to get on the road again ♪ >> its' all about. >> jimmy: all right. i'm not kidding, right now it is 3-3. >> whoo! i was not thinking -- i thought this was a -- >> i thought it was going to be a -- >> jimmy: no, but i -- >> -- smackdown. >> jimmy: but that first didn't sound like country. it was like a -- [ imitating bassline ] i thought it was -- ♪ i got chills ♪ >> jimmy: yes, yes. ♪ they're multiplying ♪ >> jimmy: then it sounded like cheap trick too. ♪ i want you to want me ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> see, i just -- i didn't know that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right, all right. >> i didn't know that. >> jimmy: all you k

so nelson happens. well, non dynamic fix state of things that are allowed to be submitted are not into water bodies refuse this saying water quality won't be affected. reporting in san francisco, stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> today, the francisco board of supervisors is voting on a resolution to reaffirm their commitment in supporting the presidio and the presidio trust opposing president trump. this on the heels of the president's executive order, eliminating the federal trust that oversees the city's historic presidio park. trump says if the elimination is not possible, then a reduction of responsibilities will be put in place. the former presidio army base was turned over to the national park service in 1994. and the trust was created in 96. since then, the trust is rented out. former military houses added in museums, small businesses and allowed nonprofits to rent space. >> vta workers will not go on strike at least for now. the transit agency and the union representing 1500 or so vta employees

francisco near the golden gate bridge, in montana at yellowstone park and kentucky to support cam nelsonhallie. >> yamiche alcindor, thank you. >>> overseas now. israel has paused all the humanitarian aid entering gaza today. you see the long lines of trucks waiting to get through the rafah crossing along the border with egypt. it's after hamas refused to accept israel's proposal to temporarily extend a ceasefire deal there. the israeli prime minister says they stopped the aid because he says hamas steals it. hamas is slamming the move, calling it blackmail. >>> here in the u.s., anger building in parts of florida after a black man was shot and killed there. his death now sparking new calls to investigate what happened as a hate crime. here is george solis. >> we need justice! we need accountability! >> reporter: tonight anger growing over the death of ja'keem williams, who was killed last month. winter garden police arresting 57-year-old ralph hensel, who is facing first-degree murder charges. he has pled not guilty. surveillance video from the complex shows the suspect walk from the le

soren dixon, krista tsukahara, and jack nelson died. dixon was the driver. a fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car, following the cybertruck. the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally, but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and also alcohol. a student was arrested for bringing a gun to a fremont middl

what differentiates this incident from the other 2 is that the person concerned for some nelson asylum seeker and was not known to police for extremist attendances. politicians have express that condolences for the victims and clearly the investigation will continue into what happened and what motivation that was dominant came address era. bully to the is holding it. so spitting round on or the expiration in over, 17 use the know saw for can nation has the largest oil reserves enough for current over 70 percent of the country remains unexplored spots for an investor's hampton. where is libya ever since? hear the story of mom i didn't get off in that was in 2011 arrival on functions. have been fighting over oil revenues leading to oil field oil field shutdowns. it'd be a needs for an investment to boost its production to pre 2011 levels. china is gearing off. so this is a top government meeting then known as the 2 sessions and all set to take place this week. thousands of the delegates all gathering and beijing to improve legislation budget signed appointments for the coming year. katri

then crashed into a wall and erupted into flames, killing soren dixon, krista tsukahara, and jack nelson. the chp says the driver survived because he was pulled from the cybertruck by a friend who was driving behind them. there's a nationwide call today to stop all shopping for 24 hours. it's called an economic blackout, and people in the bay area tell us they are participating in the boycott, called for people not to shop or put gas in their cars today as a show of economic force. the protest is against the dismantling of dei policies in the federal government and many major national store chains. another reason is the threat of mass deportations. today, many parking lots at strip malls across the south bay seem normal. but proponents of the boycott said they say the nation will feel today's economic impact, with latinos making up 20% of the national population and carrying with them $3.7 trillion in buying power. there's parts of the population that have lost their appetite. i think that's the key term. they've lost their appetite for supporting a specific company who has rolled back t

soren dixon, krista tsukahara, and jack nelson died. dixon was the driver. fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car, following the cybertruck. the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally, but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and also alcohol. a student was arrested for bringing a gun to a fremont middle

so i called the smartest person, most responsible person i know in rugby, and i called john nelson. [laughter] and john is at an interim hearing in bismarck, so he's no help. i don't even think i finished the phone call. i hung up. i called the smartest, most responsible person i knew in the area of rugby, which was leeds. i called erica kenner. she did not answer the phone. so now i'm desperate and i call roscoe striley. [laughter] and he patches in his brother who lives in leeds, and his brother is also in bismarck. so before i can say anything, roscoe says i'll handle it and hangs up on me. and so i go back into the meeting and i text my wife and i get no response and i text roscoe and i get no response, and 20 minutes later i get this text from my wife. i am moving to rugby. it is the nicest place i have ever been. in the span of five minutes, five people have said, good morning, two strangers said i was beautiful, and my friend's brother's accountant took possession of my husband's gun. this place is awesome. [applause] it goes without saying that it's great to be home. good af

morning and can you hr mewe okay go ahead nelson. >> okay, all due respect, present thank you for your service to the country however, i would like to point out that even the internal revenue service has its own waste had problems in regard to trying to balance the budget ten try to ensure that the funds paid to the irs are used appropriately and the trump ministration has to start somewhere think it is done a good job up until now and trying to deal with the federal deficit that we have any do my own taxes. i'm in my mid- 70s and i would never file online because of the problem of identity theft. that's one thing. and also i have made errors in the past and it has been corrected timely manner by the irs and so as best as i can see, they're doing pretty good job as far asb i'm concerned i would also like to point out that in regards to the people who are trying to have a fear system 50 percent of the population does not pay income tax at all. it's just a matter of time where the united states would have h o look at another method of collectingng tax revenue rather than income tax might

krysta tsukahara and jack nelson also died in the crash. all 3 teams tested positive for amphetamines and cocaine. they were all graduates of piedmont high school visiting home for that thanksgiving holiday. a 4th passenger survived the crash. the city of oakland has averted its plan to temporarily close more fire stations. >> city officials say the expected closures of 4 additional stations will not be necessary this fiscal year. the 3 stations that were temporarily closed last year will remain closed through june, but they are expected to reopen the city, closed them in an effort to help reduce a 130 million dollar budget shortfall. the firefighters union has been critical of the closures, citing delayed response times. >> well, excuse it won last night, spring-like day around the bay area had some sunshine. and then all of a sudden we saw some clouds really rolling in late in the day that fog surging into the golden gate bridge. and now here we go. low clouds and fog are back. we're getting ready for a much different weekend weather wise

linda nelson lives in fremont and is experiencing this for the first time. >> i think it is a lot ofnights you can find david upstairs in the projection booth. >> i have been doing it for years now and is still a threat -- thrill to see the audience. >> the silent movie era died when they took over in the 1930s, but things to dave and rena and the audiences these silent stars still come out to shine. >> the museum is also open for tours saturdays and sundays from noon until 4:00 lead. >> you can see the full schedule at the niles film museum online. look at all the history. so fascinated by the movie industry. learning about wings, how they filmed the planes in the sky and the combo sings, so cool. >> very cool in california history. >>> talking about the oscars , yes the oscars happened last night. there were some winners, definitely. we will have the best, who took away a trophy and who was the worst and best dressed of the red carpet. >>> we hope to see you over

krista tsukahara and jack nelson. a fourth student, jordan miller, survived the crash as the cybertruck plowed into a tree and a retaining wall and burst into flames. the four college students had all graduated from piedmont high school in 2023, and they were home for holiday break. now, according to the chp report, the evening started around 830 when a handful of friends, including the four who would end up in the cybertruck and two in another car, gathered at a house in piedmont. they hung out for % around 3 a.m. they went and they left, and they went to soren dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. subsequently, those two vehicles left the house, and that's when the accident happened. the second car saw the tesla in flames. a student jumped out of that vehicle and tried to rescue the occupants. he apparently used a four foot tree branch to shatter the window and pull jordan miller out alive from the front passenger seat. but he said in this report he could hear krista yelling and the car saying crash

krysta tsukahara and jack nelson also died in the crash. all 3 teens tested positive for drugs. all were piedmont high school graduates visiting home for the holiday. a 4th passenger survived the crash. the city of oakland no longer plans to close more fire stations. for now, city officials say they expect the closures of 4 additional stations will not be necessary this fiscal year. the 3 stations temporally closed last year will remain closed through june, but are expected to reopen the city, closed them in an effort to reduce 130 million dollar budget shortfall. the firefighters union has been critical of the closures, raising concerns over delayed response times. and now kron 4 exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county. and that'll sheriff christina corpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her job on tuesday said county residents vote a measure a which could give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff with cause for assistance and sat down with the sheriff about the effort to boot her from office. >> first of all, just want to th

nelson mandela was a political prisoner. political prisoners have no due process.in prison and spent nearly eight years in prison for practicing politics, for seeking campaign contributions without a quid pro quo. you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong, and you refuse to do that, and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts, and that may be big in politics today, but it's still, frankly, just bullshit. a reporter, uh, asked you if you wanted to say sorry to the people of illinois, and you said, "sorry for what?" -do you still feel that way? -very much so. i've done a lot wrong. criminal? none. you and your defenders argue that the persecution, prosecution of you is about the criminalization of politics. in other words, there is horse-trading that goes on in politics. "you do me this favor. i'll do you this favor," and that's all you were doing, and that it's legal, but they made it out to be illegal. well, first of all, it's not illegal. now you can argue whether we should improve our laws. that's a valid thing. i would think

this from nelson georgia sharing this shot of a pint size cow girl enjoying texas tuesday as well.k at that cutie. happy texas tuesday everybody. >> ainsley: carley, brian and steve you know this story. carley writes me this morning as i'm heading to work are you wearing your boots today? i don't want to be the only one. you know lawrence is going to wear them and steve is going to have his on because he wore them the last two weeks. i forgot my boots. i turned around and ran back up to my apartment. i was going to be early for work. >> carley: that's commitment. thank you, carley. >> lawrence: brian asked for this assignment to go d.c. so he didn't have to wear. >> carley: there is always next tuesday. >> lawrence: incredible to me. >> brian: you know that child cannot be comfortable in those boots. >> ainsley: they are comfortable. >> brian: boots are not comfortable. >> ainsley: she has a few pairs pink ones with stars all over them. >> steve: start them early. >> brian: if you are a child under 10 write us now and tell me if you think boots are comfortable. >> ainsley: she is a

david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and therehe world. except right here in san bruno mountain. >> a home fair over a dozen rare and endangered species including three endangered butterflies. >> paint brush. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is on the mountain. >> reporter: tara freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was absolutely alarmed and just astonished how huge of operation they want to do. >> reporter: the apparent plan is for 100-foot tall building at the foot of the quarry. a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want the take the road and double it. remove all these trees. it will ruin the environment for all these plants and animals and creatures and also people's enjoyment of the beautiful san bruno mountain that tons of people go up. >> reporter: that's the environmentalists' take. the developers orchard partners didn't want to go on camera but stent seventh a statement reading in part the projec

. >> soren dixon, krista sakahara, and jack nelson died. toxicology reports show the students had twice the legal limit of alcohol and several drugs, including marijuana and cocaine, in their systems. the autopsy report determined the cause of death as a asphyxia and smoke inhalation, and ruled the deaths an accident. >> sad uh- across the bay area. you likely have seen or maybe smelled the impact of public urination. >> in san francisco. relieving oneself in public was banned in 2002. but as abc seven. building a better bay area reporter, lyanne melendez, found out. despite the ban, there are some serious problems. >> and leanne is here with a closer look. you get all the best. not that close. >> if you know what i mean. it was one of those assignments. yeah, yeah, we're going to say. right. >> yeah. one of the best. >> yeah. well, you know, the people urinating at portsmouth square are not homeless. they are men, most of them playing cards when suddenly the need arises. now, rather than use the bathrooms, clean bathrooms, by the way, insi

sean dickson, christa o'hara, and jack nelson died. dickson was the driver.ourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue christa, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to soren dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car, following the cybertruck. the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally, but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. >> that was ama daetz reporting. a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and alcohol. now to another warning about

linda nelson lives in fremont and is experiencing this for the first time. >> i think it's lots of funtown, good and clean entertainment. >> reporter: a move he night you can find david upstairs in the projection booth. >> i have been doing it 20 years now and it's still a thrill to see the audience appreciation for it. >> reporter: the silent movie era died when the talkies took over in the 1930s, but thanks to dave and his wife and the audiences denials the silent stars still come out to shine. >> how cool is that? the museum is also open for tours on saturdays and sundays from noon until 4:00 p.m. and you can see the full schedule on the website. niles film museum.org. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. dreams begin here. >zoe>we're looking at a little bit of rain early this morning, but most of our inland locations, you're only going to see rain this morning by the afternoon clearing out. it should be a beautiful start to the week before our next chance for rain arrives tuesday >>> we are looking at a rain this morning but most in the locations will only see ra

soaring dixon, krista o'hara and jack nelson died. dixon was the driver.a fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to soren dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car, following the cybertruck. the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally, but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. >> that was ama daetz reporting. now, a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and alcohol. now we have another wa

soren dixon, krista fukuhara, and jack nelson died. dixon was the driver. a fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car. following the cybertruck, the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally. but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. >> that was ama daetz reporting. a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and alcohol. well, we have another warning ab

nelson was also a recipient of a bradley prize. so we will begin with professor alan. thank you very much, roger. and thanks to amity shlaes trustees and to all of you who are participating here and particularly to judge rogers brown, who last evening brought to us an address that encapsulates an important ways how that little square of celestial natural law has permeated in our thinking since the period of earlier bicentennial that 50 years ago that project of renovation about which daniels spoke in the previous is well underway. i am fairly sanguine in as i come this afternoon to address the question. of george the third in particular but in relationship to what we understand of the american revolution and the declaration of independence. so we'll take just a few moments to provide for an overview and some hints about what i have discovered through what have been patient to this point with patient study yet to go. i published this time a year ago. my translation and commentary on motor skills spirit of the laws only to discover as i completed that major project that.

the president of the flight attendants association is coming with me, sara nelson. >> and we're going. >> to talk. >> about. >> the. >> effects on public safety and people who are taking planes. and yet. we're seeing musk, elon musk fire all of these workers who actually keep our skies safe. but i think that your point. is well taken. this is an unprecedented situation. this is. >> a. >> situation where. >> elon musk and donald trump are stealing from the american people, from medicaid, from social security, from all of the things that actually matter, just so they can give. >> tax breaks. >> to billionaires. >> and destroy our government, destroy the very entity that is responsible for making sure that people have a fair shot and, you know, are. >> able to. >> have a functioning country. so this is serious. >> and i think. >> whatever our response. is tomorrow and. >> we'll see exactly. >> what that looks. >> like. >> it is going. >> to need to meet the moment, and. >> it's going to need. >> to. >> respond to. >> our constituents, republicans. independents and democrats alike, who ar

well, our new manager andy nelson said well, this doesn't make sense.this is we're a city agencies. why can't we just ask the recorder's office to give us the document? >> it saves the copy holder from from going through all that bureaucracy to get their documents. >> so that has really, really expedited things so that we now have access to those vital records and people don't have to go out searching for them. we've also improved the process with the school district also to give a school records to prove folks their address as in their childhood years as well. >> and we have create we created more instructions for people to know how to get through that process. >> so there are in this reporting period there were no oci oci rental units that were available. however, the city did have through the value system 554 opportunities for affordable housing 519 were rental and there were 35 ownership opportunities and the prices of those affordable housing ranged from 30% area income which is very low income. very few of those units were available to around 80%

buzz buzz a ceramic tile artwork by her roommate sato for the mission bay school project located at nelson rising lane and sixth street in mission bay and project manager ari davidson. >> go for it. good afternoon all. the construction of sfd works mission bay school located here with the red star is now slated to be completed in the fall of 2025 with partial school programing running for about a year and then fully opening for the 2026 2027 school year. the public art opportunity is a tile or mosaic artwork located on the exterior of the school's east entrance which will be used primarily by younger students pre-k through fifth. and the artwork is approximately 330ft2. here's just a planned view locating that east entrance. so you may recall that room was serta's conceptual proposal was approved by the arts commission on september 6th, 2024. her concept refers to the japanese on a minor pia zadora loosely translated as buzz buzz that suggests the essence of many living things gathering in one spot and thus creating a murmur. zawadi iowa serves as a reminder and metaphor of the rich tapest

i introduce that alongside senator nelson and senator tallent of missouri. it is important because i have had experience in the military and have seen soldiers, sailors, marines, and whatever really exploited by merchants. ironically, they all seem to be wearing an american flag on their lapel and that is another story. you reinforced the mla and make sure that it is appropriately enforced. and that means really vigorously staffing and allowing the office of service members affairs to exist. mr. mckernan: thank you for the question. yes, i would certainly ensure that the cfpb performs its role with respect to the enforcement of the military act and the office of service members. as you know better than everyone -- anyone, there is a range of unique issues and consumer risks posed to their server -- the service members with the relocations and deployments abroad that make it difficult to deal with issues with there and financial provider. and they have unique risks in the auto lending space. the geographic isolation of the base means that they have fewer opti