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president anderson. commissioner louis was there as well. just for the record, what we approved that day was the zion w gaines skate plaza. >> now this change in the title is better. >> i am 100% on board with this. just want to make that clear as to what transpired february 6th and what you brought to us today. i think the zion skate plaza is perfect regardless of what the title is. that's what people will call it. also the addition of the plaque which may include his full name and his bio is tremendous. >> i know commissioner larry griffin, our former colleague knew the family well and he would be in full support of this. >> and also i want to say that we we or i push this with the the backing of commissioner clark herrera and commissioner louie. sometimes things will get passed during committee we thought more people should be able to hear this story and that's why we forwarded it to the general calendar. and so the commissioners who are not on the operations committee could hear this this great story

the real winner, actually was the last showgirls star pamela anderson. won the razzie redeemer award, which honors past recipients who delivered a great performance. >> i heard she was good in that. although i did not see the movie, i didn't see any of these you guys. >> i didn't either. kristen. >> no, i don't know if i should be offended or happy, you know what i mean? if you're nominated for one of those awards. >> well, if you. >> win, your name is still out there. >> if you win a razzie, isn't that sort of a little bit of redemption, you think? >> i guess. >> i. >> think so. >> but a good reminder that the oscars are, you know, this weekend. >> yes. yeah. >> that's important. >> we only watch, you know, high brow films around here like fast and furious ten. >> speak for yourself. this is not quite the same thing, but i do think it's really amazing, right. for demi moore, who she was in the team brat pack and all that and not really given a lot of respect. and now she's nominated and has a good chance to win best actress. yeah. >> so i think she's go

it's where bronco billy anderson pioneered the western film genre and where charlie chaplin first putis iconic character the tramp on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which dave and rena own and are restoring. >> this is a mock-up of the model of what our theater could look like if we're able to raise the $3.5 million. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repairman and author, once featured on cbs' "60 minutes" for identifying the original cinematographers who made the famous silent film "a trip down market street in san francisco" and it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports, and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to exactly four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that had been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side and that part of david's work happens every saturday night when the silent movies whir

. >> anderson cooper 360, next on cnn. >> breaking news.e francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting and in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he is not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. the diplomatic fireworks, a contentious ten minutes that abruptly ended an oval office meeting between president trump and zelenskyy. what does it mean for ongoing u.s. support for ukraine? while russia cheers zelenskyy's treatment at the white house by president trump and vice president vance as america's allies are left reeling from the historic breakdown and later. more breaking news involving new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of film icon gene hackman, his wife and

anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on >> what does it mean for ongoing u.s. support for ukraine? and while russia cheers zelenskyy's treatment at the white house by president trump and vice president vance as america's allies are left reeling from the historic breakdown and later. more breaking news involving new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of film icon gene hackman, his wife and one of their daughters. good evening to you. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for anderson. we begin tonight with the breaking news. new reaction from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. just a short time ago, his first comment since the very public shouting match that played out at the white house today live on television, the implications of the day are massive as yet unknown. time ago, president zelenskyy appeared on fox. >> so i'm not hearing from you, mr. president. a thought that you owe the president an apology. >> no, i respect president and i respect american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sur

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. >> anderson cooper 360. >> tonight at eight on cnn. >> breaking news. president trump suggesting that ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy does not want to end the war in ukraine and have peace, claiming that it is russian president vladimir putin who does. here's trump just hours after he and vice president vance repeatedly berated zelenskyy in the oval office. >> he's got to say, i want to make peace. he doesn't have to stand there and say about putin, this, putin, that and all negative things. president putin is going to want to make and he wants to make. he wants to end it. >> right now. crystal grozev, investigative journalist who helped uncover the people behind russian opposition leader alexei navalny's poisoning. he's also on russia's wanted list. crystal, thanks very much for being with us tonight. i know it's obviously late. i mean, russian officials are calling what happened in the white house today historic. you heard garry kasparov talking about just the response in russia. just, you know, jubilance and celebration in putin's wildest dre

bring really critical cases i think we saw this with the incredible enforcement action against wade anderson left two significant challenges in the waste chicken producers are paid. we took advantage of this to bring transparency and really some greater fairness in the critical markets. the last thing i will very briefly mention is, we did a whole number of other efforts to increase transparency, bringing greater new definition a product of usa to meet so consumer when they go to the store and they buy something they know ÃÃthere's a whole bunch more i could talk about in the interest of time i'm gonna stop there and we will get into it during the q&a. >> wonderful, thank you andy. >> are we good? >> thank you diana and p ppi for inviting ncl to come participate in today's event. if you're not familiar with the national consumers league we were founded in 1999 so that makes us we like to say were the oldest consumer advocate but i have to say we are that pioneering consumer organization. i'm here to provide perspective of the everyday consumer on the impact of what competition policy needs w

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memorabilia from when niles was considered hollywood north, home to the studios where bronco billy andersonrst what is iconic character, the , on film. the museum located inside the historic edison theater built -- building which they are now restoring. >> this is what a model looks like . >> dave is a former movie camera pearman and author once featured on 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographers made the famous seven film a down market street in san francisco. it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> odds are some of the people had just days to live. >> it was a thrill to know that this information had been lost for decades. it was rediscovered. >> bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side , that part of david's work happens every saturday night. when the silent movies come back to life on the silver screen in front of new audiences and the show is complete with a live piano accompaniment. it is one of the few if not the

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commissioner anderson here commissioner halsey here commissioner clarke herrera here commissioner mazola here commissioner weintraub here commissioner louis has an excused absence and commissioners work will be joining us shortly as will our general manager who's walking and right now for the. >> as you're going to do the other intros yeah okay go ahead and take the san francisco recreation and park commission news hybrid in-person and virtual meeting the san francisco entertainment commission my name has been blame and on the commission president. >> we'll start with announcements we would like to start the meeting with the land acknowledge ment we the san francisco entertainment commission acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the dramatist jelani who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the alone jelani have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory

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it's where bronco billy anderson pioneered the western film genre and where charlie chaplain first putacter, the tramp, on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which dave and reena own and are restoring. >> this is a mockup, a model of what our theater could look like if we're able to raise the $3.5 million. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repairman and author. he was once featured on cbs' 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographer who is made the famous silent film a trip down market street in san francisco. and it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports, and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to exactly four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that had been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side, and that part of david's work happens every saturday night when the silent movies whir back to l

from when niles was considered hollywood north it was home to the studios and where bronco billy anderson western film genre and where charlie chaplin first put his iconic character, the , on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which they own and are restoring. >> this is a model of what the theater could look like if we can raise the money. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repair man and author and featured on 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographers made if i miss silent film, a trip down market street in san francisco and it was he used context clues in the film, old weather reports and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming day to exactly 4 days before the great earthquake of 1906 pickett >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that have been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films, also has a fun side . and that part of david's work happens every saturday night. the silent movies were

but state climatologist doctor michael anderson said friday it's an uphill battle. >> march.f you're behind hoping to catch up uh- sometimes doesn't work out that way. it's quite possible that we may have that window of precip in the first half of the month that maybe does not hold out. >> despite a forecasted below average year for snowpack, the last few winters have kept reservoirs full, including in santa clara county, where levels are at 114% of average, meaning this year there's less of a reliance for snowpack than usual. >> good news is, is the reservoirs there in northern california, shasta and oroville, they're full. so we're getting a boost in our allocations. that was just announced this week. so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourth and most important snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be block

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but state climatologist doctor michael anderson said friday it's an uphill battle. >> march.n fear behind hoping to catch up uh- sometimes doesn't work out that way. it's quite possible that we may have that window of precip in the first half of the month that maybe does not hold out. >> despite a forecasted below average year for snowpack, the last few winters have kept reservoirs full, including in santa clara county, where levels are at 114% of average, meaning this year there's less of a reliance for snowpack than usual. >> good news is, is the reservoirs there in northern california, shasta and oroville, they're full. so we're getting a boost in our allocations. that was just announced this week. so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourth and most important snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be blocked

but state climatologist doctor michael anderson said friday it's an uphill battle. >> march.ayer in if you're behind hoping to catch up uh- sometimes doesn't work out that way. it's quite possible that we may have that window up in the first half of the month that maybe does not hold out. >> despite a forecasted below average year for snowpack, the last few winters have kept reservoirs full, including in santa clara county, where levels are at 114% of average, meaning this year there's less of a reliance for snowpack than usual. >> good news is, is the reservoirs there in northern california, shasta and oroville, they're full. so we're getting a boost in our allocations. that was just announced this week. so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourth and most important snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be blo

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and so that's why anderson economic group in michigan, think tank, has warned that the cost to produce cars in north america could surge by between $3,500 and $12,000 per vehicle due to these new tariffs on canada and mexico. and a lot of the auto companies are going to pass along at least some of this cost to consumers. now, keep in mind, john, car prices are already basically at record highs. this could drive them even higher. and it could cause the auto industry to stop making certain models because it wouldn't make economic sense. so that would increase costs as well. the ford ceo said just a few weeks ago, he said, let's be honest, long term, a 25% tariff across the mexico and canada borders would blow a hole in the u.s. industry that we've never seen before. so look, there's a lot at stake here for the auto industry and for car buyers too. >> we'll know a. >> lot more by midnight tonight. ian, thank you very much for that. this morning, health officials are sounding the alarm as the measles outbreak is spreading. new cases have now been confirmed across the northeast. and who won

i'm jim sciutto in tonight for anderson. we begin tonight with the breaking news. new reaction from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just a short time ago, his first comments since the very public shouting match that played out at the white house today live on television, the implications of the day are massive as yet unknown. a short time ago, president zelenskyy appeared on fox. >> so i'm not hearing. >> from you, mr. president. a thought that you owe the president. >> an apology. >> no, i respect president and i respect american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something bad, i think maybe sometimes some some, some things we have to discuss out of out of media. >> well, that blowout led to the day ending abruptly with a planned press briefing canceled. that said, the meeting between the two leaders began cordially. president trump greeted zelenskyy outside the white house with smiles. later, as that sit down began, the two leaders were quite friendly. trump called it an honor

. >> anderson cooper 360. >> weeknights at. >> 8:00 on cnn. >> a war. >> of. >> words a shouting match in. >> the oval office. >> you don't. >> have the cards. >> scrambles the global order. >> make a deal or we're out. >> as ukraine's president walks out empty handed. >> who came out on top? >> president trump or putin? >> house speaker mike johnson is here. >> plus, the. man who told zelenskyy to leave. >> national security adviser. mike wallace and joint. address. president trump. >> heads to congress. >> to make his case. >> we have a mandate. >> as speaker. >> johnson muscles through a key vote. do democrats. >> have a plan? >> senator chris murphy. is here. plus. >> right hand man donald. >> trump lets. >> the. >> cameras roll and key players jockey for. >> their chance in the spotlight. >> we are actually. >> you should. >> be thanking the president. >> who's winning? trump's apprentice 2.0. >> our panel of experts. >> is here to break it all. >> down. >> hello, i'm dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is still picking our jaws up off the floor. we are watching

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i mean, they're supposed to go up by to, to produce a car from 3500 to 12 k, according to the anderson economic group. should our should we go ahead and buy a new car for in the market for one. >> you should buy. we want to buy american cars. we like cars made in america built by americans in america. that's what this president thing. >> is that right now. and the worry is, of. >> course, there is. jim farley percent. >> i think it's up to 75%. but they get engines from mexico or they get other parts from canada. and i understand that the goal is to have it all manufactured here, but that takes time, supply chain and figuring that all out. and these automakers feel as though they haven't had the time to sort that. >> and that's what's amazing about donald trump. he understands the details of this. and we are going to craft a tariff policy that hits those things right on the head. we know it takes time to build plants and manufacturing in america. so we're going to come out with a model that incents people to move it back. i mean, we need production and manufacturing back in america, an

the anderson collection at stanford and the ica in los angeles among other places sasha kelly is an oakland based multidisciplinary artist using visual art, pop publishing and social engagement to explore topics of intimacy, collective archives and collaboration of black, brown and communities they have exhibited at the sonoma county museum so mit's cultural center and the berkeley arts museum. >> tiana became a claude and is a visual artist, filmmaker and curator whose work explores and critiques issues at the intersection of frieze, gender, sexuality and social commentary. my client's interdisciplinary approach traverses documentary film, experimental video sculpture and sound installations. their work has been exhibited at the guggenheim museum in new york the whitney museum, the museum of modern art among others. tim wallace is a visual artist whose work across media to create paintings and sculptures that examine human sexuality, gender and the black femme experience. while this work has been exhibited at the armory show in new york the provincetown art museum, mass moca among others a

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but now it's time for lee anderson's real world. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. world. i'm lee anderson, reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and joining me tonight, it�*s the first it�*s tonight, it's the first it�*s susie stride. she's our left in the corner and a former adviser to the labour party. is that right susie? >> well i mean i'd more describe myself as a former parliamentary candidate, but back in the day i did a little bit of advisory. >> okay. and he's back. he's henry bolton, it is former ukip leader and now a member of the sdp. is that leader and now a member of the sdp. is that right? that's right. are you feeling well? i'm feeling how many fingers have i got up. about ten. ten. no, no he's not feeling very well at all. but listen guys, serious point that this week we saw on monday night in camborne in cornwall the i think it was antifa turned up who tried to stop a conference of reform uk conference. it got pretty, pretty unnerving. i think that's probably the best word for some of the people entering the venue. just have a look at this