committing insurrection, but what they said not up to the states to decide if you should be on the ballard or not. but up to, to congress. it to take that decision. so they did not clear trump. it for what is being your to stuff of the insurrection of a 2020 or you mentions super tuesday. this ruling coming just ahead of that important day for the elections is trump winning, the republican national, the republican presidential nomination. pretty much a foregone conclusion at this point. that's right, donald trump said that he's in a called uninterrupted to the republican nomination. if will look at the number of delegates, he has almost 6 times as many delegates as nikki haley making 81, the republican nomination in the district of columbia in dc. but we can't expect that he will win most states tomorrow, and that's what he's been pushing for. and that's what he's been say that he will still be on the ballot. so he's going to be curious problem. this was very important for them. this was announced really on short notice sunday, but of course this decision from the supreme court need it to

i tried it out with ballard's help. i'd like a log cabin style vacation ski home. >> how many bedrooms and bathrooms? >> i would like five bathrooms and at least 3 1/2 bathrooms. i would like an open floor plan for family events. >> would you like the home to feature any specific amenities like a fireplace or a hot tub? >> reporter: i want all of that. >> ready? let's go. and now it's beginning to generate. >> reporter: oh, i like the second one. >> this is a one story. >> reporter: i think i like the two story. >> it puts the bedroom on the second floor because you want a living area downstairs. itreally understood quite a bit. >> reporter: can i change it now to see what an affordable home would look like? >> let's see. can you make the home more affordable? and so you can see it's made it a little smaller. everything is smaller, a little more basic. >> reporter: so the program can also show you what the home would look like if it were 3d printed and put in the specs for the printer itself. it can design the home in t

. >> the owner says he wants to put up parking ballards to prevent crimes like this one. but his landlord will not let him. he has to resort to cameras and an alarm that did not detour this crime. >> amanda, thank you. >>> roadway safety is top of mind after a speeding driver slammed into a san francisco bus stopped over the weekend striking a family of four. it happened out of westportal meuny muni station. >> the father and mother and their son, 1-year-old joaquin. all three died after being hit by an suv going the wrong way. the other survivor of the crash, a 2-month-old baby who is still in the hospital. >>> the attorney of the driver, 78-year-old says she and her family join the community in the loss of life. we express our gratitude to the first responders that responded to the scene and to the district attorney's office for undertaking a diligent and thorough investigation into the circumstances that led to this tragic accident. and now, we are learning more about the plan to add dozens of speed cameras to some of san francisco's most dangerous intersections. schoo

i am thrilled to say i secured new funds for sound transit's light rail extension projects, to ballardted to cut funding for public transit in their bill, to a level where the lynnwood link simply would not have had the federal dollars to get done. i made sure we stood firm on funding the capital investment grant program. because of that, we're now going to deliver the full federal funding this program needs to get across the finish line. there's also funding in this bill for shelters in pierce county, regional transis facility on -- transit facility on woodby island. when it wasn't easy enough under the top lines on this bill, they were tough, i secured millions in additional funding for the federal passenger f grant program, and include for the first time ever language to make sure washington state ferries can apply for the rural ferry . i can't talk about ferries without talking about our harbors and ports and waterways. this package includes an 2.77 billion for the harbor maintenance trust fund and new language i worked hard to get in to make sure washington state ports get their f

i or the police have conducted we can drive here in ballard and is a 100 for 2 of germany's most wanted terrorist suspects. men are accused of being active in the red army fox, and that's a medicine left wing group of cataracts, a series of motors, kidnappings. bombings and robberies. the 1970s to the 1990s. another suspected fugitive was arrested last month in san antonio on a platter. been hiding in plain sight, tundra, fake identity, tutoring, school children. i'm teaching capital, advert classes in the neighborhood where she lived. oh, here's what. oh sorry, i just had to say shortly after her arrest, then you'd like to discuss done in the class who was arrested yesterday in berlin. she and 2 other red army faction terrace subpoena under investigation for years for attempted murder and various robberies. i'm sure the old 3 suspects belonged to the 3rd generation of the red army faction, depending on the run since the 19 ninety's. they've been associated with numerous serious offences, some of which date back 25 years. when michael called the home from the investigative journalism we

now, i'm going to give the word to mario ballard. [ speaking in a non-english language ] you are the person who received the votes of the venezuelan people. people say that, you know, you are the leader of the opposition. i would respectfully disagree. you are the leader of the venezuelan people. every venezuelan that has the possibility to say what they believe and has been able to vote has asked you to represent them. and so, just know that we are aware of that, and we are also aware of the great personal risk that you are under. and i, for one, am very frustrated when i see an administration in the united states that seems to be reluctant or slow to acknowledge just the reality. and the reality is you are the leader. you're the person who is the candidate for president. number one. number two is that, giving sanctions relief based on fake promises, and then even when those promises are broken, still not snapping back those sanctions is something that is unacceptable, but know that we are working on that. and what my colleague here said is so true. there is very strong bipartisan s

frustrating is anytime a great movie, and remember sound of freedom which was awesome, the story of tim ballard has anything to do with a car penner the's son from nazareth, hollywood's, like, no, we don't want that. i hope it wins at the box office, and and she took on the world. who gets told you've got months to live and you take on the mayor of new york. rachel: and she's a truly american saint. it's an amazing story. all right. now let's go to this. there is a tiktok orer who this is had 100 million views, and basically all. >> -- all she did was sit in her car on her way to work and start to unfold the story of how she married this guy who turned out not to be -- it's sort of like a dating, marriage catastrophe. she broke it down, bared her soul. america loves her. >> i've got to tell you, until you asked me to do this, i would have never in a million years clicked on this, but once i did, it's a rabbit hole. you can't stop going down it. she talks about this guy she married if gave her the united nations of red flags -- rachel: and like a lot of women, he ignored the flags. the fact that

ballard says the defendant eventually left the school on his own and is now a vice principal. >> a kgh 12 private school in the east bay, the san ramon valley unified school district has not responded to our inquiry. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and we did just get a response from the school district. they request that we put in for comment. this is what they've our it back to us. they don't comment on active litigation. state senator scott wiener's bill addressing lgbtq health disparities passing in the senate health committee. the bill requires state health agencies to collect orientation and gender identity data alongside other demographic information from patients last year, a state audit found that the failure to collect that data impacted the ability to deliver critical services to members of the lgbtq community. the bill now heads to the senate judiciary committee. senator alex padilla urging for support on a bill that would allow emergency responders to know exactly where a person is when they call the national suicide and crisis hotline. as of now, that technology di

sgupg down on the ballards. that is a remarkable design. did you have more questions, commissioner frazer. i want to thank you for your report. chief kiloa and want to thank you guys forward lunar new year parade. it was an honor to march with you guys and year of the dragon and eating after. if he want like i was part of the family appreciated you. good time. and -- can't wait until next time. good to see you there. and appreciate the asian firefighter association as well. who sponsord that dinner for us. >> yes. are we done. >> item 5 appointment of the department physician discussion and possible action. to appoint doctor upon steven e chang as the department physician. >> okay. will there be public comment on that or. nobody approaching the podium. commissioners. public comment line. you have questions or comments about the new doctor potential doctor? chang? go ahead. commissioner frazer. i was part of the interview panel for the physician position. one thing i want to point out on our agenda it says steven e chang mo he is a do. and h

i ballard in november. you got to get out. you got to tell your people. you've got to mobilize your people. if you want brochures. i have brochures for you that you can give your people whatever the merits of that. there's that question what does the church owe the social political order? what does it owe the government in this case, time of war? what this has come up with the justice done a key book, right? and in both of his recent books in the bibliography essay in which he says there is no history of religion. america and religion in world war one. that's true. it's been a hundred years and counting and we have no history standard history. think about all the military histories we have of world war one. think of the economic histories we have of world war one, the political histories, the biographies. we don't have. a standard comprehensive history of the question of the churches of religion and and the first world war and. that article i sent out if you had time to at it, it's something i wrote about ten or 12 years ago. that's what i'm driving in th

the 2023 award, the jerry thompson award, to the one and only john ballard. just real quick, before john speaks. john has worked for practically every news organization in this city, and he was one of cnn's original employees. he also edited film. that's right film in the seventies and high point, north carolina. so anyway, ladies and gentlemen, john butler. oh, thank you. this is this got a little bit tougher. i just found out my daughter's watching online. i'd like to thank the rtc for choosing me to be the honored as the 11th recipient of the jerry thompson award. this to me, is like winning a third super bowl trophy. i was part of the emmy and murrow award winning team at nbc for january six, and now i'm receiving the thompson award for surviving the insanity of covering news inside these buildings. i met jerry in the mid eighties as he moved from local news and freelancing to cnn. jerry, with his soft spoken demeanor, exuded a quiet confidence doing his job. he wanted to help everyone understand what goes on out here in the field. he believed in sharing

commissioners mario ballard. uh, 33 years with the san francisco fire department, um, both in the firehouse and at the end of my career, i managed the plan. review division for over ten years. um just a couple of issues that were brought up today about that came across like this is an unusual condition. quote would passageways there literally hundreds of would passageways as a means of egress from units, multiple units, multistory units from the rear of the building to the public way. i grew up in north beach, um, third floor through a courtyard, through the alleyway to the, uh, to the street. um again, i can't emphasize enough that to this point, both dbi and fire have looked at this condition in and has not found anything that would preclude them from approving this plan. i mentioned to the developer here, one of the speakers up here talked about, um, basically being able to egress in the time to get from the rear of the building or from the new buildings to the public way. i could do a code compliant timed egr