congratulations to rodney and the incredible staff of s.f. chamber. >> we have so much to celebrate together. those of us in this room who have been working together and alongside the chamber's steady vision through the pandemic and towards recovery. we always knew we couldn't be held back for long no matter what. san francisco has too much to protect and too many of us who are committed to protecting it. we have too much beauty, talent, individuality and spirit. history, cuisine and the thing i've been struck by the last few years is that we've been protecting it together. we've been working together for success whether it's in union square downtown or through our neighborhood. merchant walks his valley western edition the mission stone's town. we have big business small business startups, neighborhood coalitions, community organizations and our committed public servants and we're all working together toward the success of the people and the places we love. as reflected in the polling results, it's a time of optimism here in san francisco an

so like rodney has a long history with the company. think some questions about what exactly happened here and what comes. >> certainly to the fact that the board would take that kind of action. you do have to wonder, at least be curious to know what it was given. it was outside the realm of company business, perhaps. sarah, it would appear i. >> wouldn't involve company employees because, you know, sometimes that's the relationship thing. >> so something yet that still would reflect on both the company and mr. mcmullan in a way that they that the board felt like he had to be dismissed immediately. you're going to find out. >> i'm going. >> to find out. you're going to you're going you're going to guys small company but kind of well known. i don't know if anybody here has been to the sphere yet. that company is actually doing fairly well. are you going you know who you're going to see. >> yeah. devin company. >> oh. all right. that'll be good. that'll be good. you want. yeah. you don't want to be. >> i don't know. you want to be high. >

congratulations to rodney and the incredible staff of s.f.chamber. >> we have so much to celebrate together. those of us in this room who have been working together and alongside the chamber's steady vision through the pandemic and towards recovery. we always knew we couldn't be held back for long no matter what. san francisco has too much to protect and too many of us who are committed to protecting it. we have too much beauty, talent, individuality and spirit. history, cuisine and the thing i've been struck by the last few years is that we've been protecting it together. we've been working together for success whether it's in union square downtown or through our neighborhood. merchant walks his valley western edition the mission stone's town. we have big business small business startups, neighborhood coalitions, community organizations and our committed public servants and we're all working together toward the success of the people and the places we love. as reflected in the polling results, it's a time of optimism here in san francisco and

when it was rodney king.missed and this is when trump rebuild the ages of those doge discovered on the social security roles. >> one person between the age of 240-249, and one person is listed at 360 years of age. more than 100 years.100 more than 100 years older than our country!ad >> laura, i'm so glad we finally have the identities of those twy people, the social security adadministration knows where to. this is a good thing.: >> laura: i couldn't figure out if nancy, sometimes make up brush and a piece of hair and that makee up brush comes off. there is a piece of hair and she was trying to find that in her mouth or bad dental work? i don't know what was going on hereo be to speak of the denture seemr to be putting up a fight and both o botf their case is, grinding away and i don't know's what was happening. >> laura: i don't know if it was a restless lead situation. she was farming impact seat more than -- but it was a night last night where sheila jackson lee, god rest her soul. she only stood though, s

laughter ] thank you, elon, for saving comedy. [ applause ] now, speaking of comedy, i wonder if rodneyield saw in the one this morning. in the middle of all the cuts, somebody hacked into the monitors at the department of housing and urban development and put this on every video screen. [ laughter ] it's donald trump kissing elon's feet. [ cheers and applause ] see? comedy is still legal. [ laughter ] and that right there is why you don't fire a thousand nerds at once. [ laughter ] we got some new insight about donald and elonia, courtesy of the latest in a series of trump tell-alls by michael wolff, the author of "fire and fury." he has a new book called "all or nothing." i love when a new trump tell-all pops up. for me, it's the equivalent of a surprise beyonce album dropping. [ laughter ] according to the book, which is out tomorrow, the first time trump saw elon bopping around onstage at a rally in pennsylvania, he said "what the "f" is wrong with this guy, and why doesn't his shirt fit?" [ laughter ] both excellent questions. the book says that some of trump's cronies believe trum

you rodney. your city loves you and the floor is yours. >> oh, their floor is not yours . supervisor walton as a reminder. thank you, president amendment and i did not know you were being honored today. rodney but i just want everyone in here to know that this is truly a young living legend. >> if you want to be proud of something in san francisco you'll be proud of rodney. >> there is not another person in san francisco in arguably the world that is more talented and more altruistic than this young person. so thank you so much supervisor malcolm and president malcolm for acknowledging me. thank you. >> wow. thank you all so much. i feel like i'm standing on the shoulders of all the company of people i was honored with. it's incredible. i'm only 34 years old, born and raised in this city. but thank you all so much for this honor. i stand on the shoulders of those who came before me the activists, the storyteller leaders, community builders, artistic leaders who made space for voices like mine my

head of kroger has abruptly resigned 10 days ago the company's board launched an investigation into rodney mcmullen is personal conduct. they say it is inconsistent with their ethics policies. they say there's no issue with the company's finances are operations, though. mcmullin's been ceo for more than 10 years. he started with the grocery chain has a stock clerk almost 50 years ago. board member ronald sargent will serve as interim chairman and ceo effective immediately. >> south carolina declared a state of emergency sunday as wildfires and carolina's and georgia area scorched thousands of acres and forced people to flee their homes. there are at least 10 active wildfires burning in the carolinas and georgia as crews are working to get containment. the largest one is near myrtle beach and the carolina forest area more than 1600 acres have burned so far for strip. sponsors are now applying lessons from hurricane relief. giving folks a safe place to ride out these wildfires while they wait to see if their homes will survive. >> we offer, you know, a safe place to sleep. >> we have meals.

re tools remotely from remains on fine and his keen mission to us ends in fayetteville and master rodney's in bucharest. road, many is taken to susan's support on the front of one of the front of the election and closed by the e. u. member states, top colts.

and to start our day let's welcome the president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney fong. good morning everybody and welcome to the san francisco chamber of commerce 2025 city beat breakfast. i'm so delighted to have everybody here this morning as we celebrate 175 years in this beautiful space here in san francisco. this is not just an anniversary reflects the history but it's really an opportunity for us to look ahead at the exciting future of san francisco. now things to you may look a little bit different the lapel pins, some coffee mugs on your table, maybe some of this backdrop. we've taken this opportunity to have a transformational moment and rebrand the san francisco chamber of commerce for its 175th anniversary. i want to quickly kind of go back to a couple of things and want to point out a company called general creative

the next phase is to rodney for the support the of the out of up summit today has improved such a plan. and next friday we will head to the at assuming it's making friends with all but 50 countries on foreign ministers would be convenient inc. i'm to implement it in a lot of the sphere. it'll be out by the excellent experience of the to we will go to europe today. night did the states and drop on for more support. but egypt as well, has decided to invite a conference for the year to construction next month. the mystery. a level friendly country would be invited to participate, to offer a financial and political support for the new construction plan. but the 53000000 is on must finish. all law require up in one day's such amount would be divided over say is so with the 1st 3 years would require $20000000.00 at a scheduling this a month total over time can be practically possible. but also international organizations, and we hope that the auto find information on the private sector would play a role in investing in particular sectors. so how do i talk to them? my question is to the secre

blue, yellow, and red, and that's, that's the remaining of the flag took center stage and a mass rodney supports up the front runner of the presidential election, which was canceled by the country's pop court. i demonstrate to say. ready that the fundamental principles of democracy must be respected. the audience shall dimansky sent in this report from the scene. thousands of people have come up to the horizon romania to show their support for calling georgia. this has come on the phone in the 1st rounds of the presidential election in november of last year. the coal was sending know by the constitutional court, after allegations of wrongdoing during the selection, something that college was asking has been a month lease to no, i just want to give you a sense of how many people have come to show their support for money was considered by many to be a friends candidate, but then went on to win 23 percent of the vote. and in fact, today the poll show the a stock collection is we want, he would still wins and he was to come the next president over mania. i should the, to so many people on t

in fact, rodney's in the rest of the ladies take us in the streets and support from the fund, one of the fundamental legs and no reply. the e. u members, they all the is just going to 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome. where we were catching the news from today. this is all we saw in the washington inside the whole, the white house with the cameras rolling. so as he faced the shift in tone as a you, i suppose the train on the trump takes a new direction and what makes america a good country is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. yeah. okay. so what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country. but he's mr. president. mr. president, respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office. try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you as we're no physician, reject taste the deer in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. you again, lied, single rad

okay, thank you so much for your perspective today or a callback as rodney political commentary to speaking from tel aviv uh we had join here in the studio by samuel aria and professor of public affairs and direct to the sense of his mom in global affairs. is stumble zane university. somebody good to see you. you are listening into that conversation with or do you think he's right? do you think his assessment that as well doesn't really have the appetite to go back to boys? correct. think about part of his comment is probably the correct is it has been suffering since the was october 7th, 2023. think they are exhausted the but they try to regroup and try to implement the political the means what they couldn't do it through, but it 30 minutes. but i think where he went wrong is about how much i don't to come as one of us accept any kind of a, a, a we or extension of the 1st phase. i think that's the, that's probably in the garage. mouse has only one leverage and there's one card to play and that is the play that's the hostages, and they can just give in. so it's right, it's demands by giving

. >> laura: she never ever could eclipse rodney king moment, remember? festival atmosphere.ple missed and this was when trump revealed the ages of those d.o.g.e. discovered on the social security roles. >> 1 person between the age of 240 and 249, and one person is listed at 360 years of age. more than 100 years, more than 100 years older than our country. >> i'm so glad we finally have the identities of those two people. the social security administration now knows exactly where to go. this is a good thing. >> laura: i could not figure out if nancy had, you know, sometimes if, like, the makeup brush, a piece of hair, the makeup brush comes off, it's like we are, a piece of hair. i don't know if she was trying to find that in her mouth toward that dental work. >> dentures seem to be putting up a fight in both of their cases. they are both grinding away. >> laura: i don't know if it's a restless leg situation she was dealing with. she was squirming in that seat. but it was a night like last night where i miss sheila jackson. she always stood for repub republicans. >> she stood

. >> rodney fong from the chamber of commerce said if the city can influence a private sector holdouts, it will have a broader impact on san francisco's economy and even the regional economy. >> people up and out and going to work, they're grabbing a cup of coffee, maybe outside of san francisco, taking part in grabbing another bagel on the on the way into the office, having lunch in the office, having drinks after work, lunch with your with your colleagues. i mean, these are all important pieces of the economy of the entire bay area. >> and the latest data from the city that shows that as of last month, about 43% of san francisco workers have returned to their office for work. city leaders are hoping that this latest push in the public sector will influence more in the private sector to return to their offices and repopulate those downtown neighborhoods. we're live in san francisco. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, christian, thank you for that. governor newsom also making a push here for a return to the office. a new executive order requires all agencies and depart

. >> rodney fong from the chamber of commerce said if the city can influence a private sector holdoutse a broader impact on san francisco's economy and even the regional economy. >> people up and out and going to work, they're grabbing a cup of coffee, maybe outside of san francisco, taking part in grabbing another bagel on the on the way into the office, having lunch in the office, having drinks after work, lunch with your with your colleagues. i mean, these are all important pieces of the economy of the entire bay area. >> the latest data from the city shows that as of last month, about 43% of san francisco workers had returned to their office for work. city leaders are hoping that this latest push in the public sector will influence more in the private sector to return to their offices and repopulate those downtown neighborhoods. in san francisco, christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> governor gavin newsom also pushing for a return to the office. a new executive order requires all agencies and departments under the newsom administration to direct their employees to work four days

it's not known what rodney mcmullen did, but america's largest grocery chain reported it was unrelated inconsistent with its code of ethics. general motors hires its first artificial intelligence officer. but rock to rob ski was the former head of ai for cisco and will focus on integrating autonomous driving across all of gm's lineup. i'm jeff von that your morning report. >> 7.15, with the outside this morning. definitely on the cloudier side of things all across the bay area. your view of san francisco, just one of many views that is showing these mostly cloudy conditions. we saw a line of brief showers rolling through earlier this morning for the most part today is going to be dry for most areas. but as you can see in the north bay, there are a couple of sprinkles that are just barely hanging on as part of this energy that is pushing up along the north coast right now. low pressure is actually going to keep things unsettled the next several days. and with that, we will see a few more sprinkles likely along the coast in in the north bay today. tomorrow itself will bring heavier rainf

rodney mcmullen was the ceo of the grocery chain since 2014, and had been with the company for nearly0 years. the company says last month it was made aware of personal contact that was inconsistent with company standards. we don't know exactly what that contact conduct was. kroger is one of the country's largest grocery chains. it owns multiple brands, including foods co, which has several locations here in the bay area. kroger is expected to release its latest earnings report thursday. apple ceo tim cook just teased the launch of a new product this week. cook posted a video to x that says there's something in the air. the video is a callback to the release of the first macbook air in 2008. bloomberg reports this announcement is likely for the next generation of the laptop, with an upgraded m4 computer chip. the cupertino based company revealed its m3 model laptop around the same time last year. a specific date for an official product announcement is still not released. this week, a new costco opens. friday will be opening day for costco in brentwood at lone tree plaza. the store is 1

rodney, does that. >> look like a player. >> but inconsistent with kroger's.e company said that conduct is not related to financial performance. i don't know what. >> it is. >> so i shouldn't have said that and did not involve any kroger associates. >> it's all. >> very cryptic. >> yeah, cryptic. >> the board appointed. lead director. ron sergeant. >> sorry to serve. >> as chairman and interim. >> ceo while it conducts a ceo search. >> speaking. >> i'm sorry, but i digress. >> speaking of kroger. >> where's it based? cincinnati. >> yes. >> guess where. >> sundance is thinking of moving cincinnati? >> swear to god. >> someone wrote in and i just. >> looked it up. >> sundance considering a move. >> from. >> park city, cincinnati is one of the. three finalists, along with boulder. >> so i could like that too. i could go back to boulder or salt lake city. >> cincinnati has made. significant financial. >> commitments to. >> attract the festival. >> but the final choice has. >> not yet been made. >> do you find that interesting? cincinnati. >> try to say things that

kroger chairman chairman and ceo rodney mcmullen resides after an investigation into his personal conductnfirmed it did not relate to operations or financial performance and did not involve kroger associates. the board has put in place and interim ceo. fulham beats manchester united on penalty kicks. bruno fernandez tied things up. the goalkeeper saved two penalties to win the shootout 4-3. they will place crystal palace in the next round. jonathan: i told you, watching the game yesterday, no idea why. absolutely dreadful. such low quality football. they looked like a team about to get relegated. no emotion in the game. lisa: but you are still angered by the absolute dreadful football. jonathan: clearly someone in the control room doesn't like manchester united. next on the program, preparing for tariffs. >> one interesting proposal that the mexican government has made is perhaps matching the u.s. on our china tariffs. it would be a nice gesture. if the canadians did it also. jonathan: that was the treasury secretary negotiating in public. mark mccormick from td joins us next. this is blo

[applause] as well as democrats who were veterans, rodney scott, louise carbajal, he is a marine so iave to do it twice. and mike thompson. all right. so last night donald trump lied to you. he promised a golden age and the fact show we're entering a trump dump. inflation is increased. consumer sentiment is down. the federal reserve bank of atlanta has now projected that our economy is going to contract if it is literally going to get smaller this quarter. in the chaotic actions of the trump administration enabled by house republicans they are in not only harming our country, they are also harming our veterans. one in four federal employees are veterans. when the trump administration indiscriminately and in many cases brazenly illegally fired federal employees, it has a a disproportionate effect on her nations veterans. no wonder, nowhere the donald trump mention veterans issues less like a horse after house republicans are also harming our nation's veterans. the radical budget they just passed with $880 billion of cuts to medicaid harms our veterans because one intent of our veterans

. >> tony: we have eric, rodney, all iconic skaters, all revolutionary skaters, all featured in our verynd the world billboards have been going up that say 030425. that's london. here's tokyo. what does that mean? >> tony: getting together with all means we are rereleasing "ty hawk's pro skater 34" with those characters. classic levels, classic skaters, new surprises. all the info drops tomorrow. >> stephen: this isn't all the info? >> tony: it's more than i have given out so far, it's a amuse bouche. >> stephen: i am curious, what is it, i skateboard it when i was a kid, like 1977 skateboarding. it was long and thin and super flexing and sharp nose front and a kick at the back. wheels. >> tony: that's what my first one looks like. >> stephen: i was going around town. i love the freedom of it. what do you love about skateboarding? >> tony: these days, it's definitely my creative expression. what i really love about it is if you like its most inclusive sport you've ever seen. you go to a skate park probably right now, you'll see people of all ages, all genders, races, skill levels all enj