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. >> in the city and the city's police chief bill scott detail the plan today in a news conference kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. this week in san francisco. pride celebration comes in the wake of the u.s. supreme court overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. >> so what does that mean for security preparations for sfpd? you're part of the plan is we cancel days off. >> for this weekend. so we will be very heavily officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well. and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. >> as for the public safety plan for any rallies or protests, dillard either side of the supreme court's decision, we will >> be facilitating first amendment rights like we always a lot going on this weekend. versus wade and the supreme court decision. so we want to make sure that everybody knows the san francisco, the place where people can

my partner and friend from the san francisco police department, chief bill scott. [applause] >> thank you, sheriff. good morning everybody. it helps when you go at the end when following the mayor and others. i will say something a little bit different. as i look at the artifacts and the nice exhibit in the museum, it goes back to reminding us what public safety and public service is about. when i look at this fire wagon and look at that one. night and day in terms of what the members of the fire department had to do to protect the city during that time. it might have been the best equipment forna era. think how difficult this job must have been when we didn't have the equipment we have today. the reason i bring that up is that this museum as great as it is with as many artifacts we get to enjoy and reminisce of our history, this job and public safety and service is about people. it is people that has kept the city great. since 1849. people place those wagons and use the pieces of equipment that i would not know how to begin doing the work. when i look at the vinta

with that, chief bill scott. [applause] >> good morning. first of all, thank you to mayor breed for making an outstanding selection. i am a little ticked. we are losing a great guy. you know, i have worked with matt for the last two years, and you can probably multiply that. polices is in dog years. this last two years has been as just ascariases was -- as crazy. what makes it special is what we have been through. leading the pack is matt dorsey. i can't tell you how many times and two things he puts the city first. we have the saying anytime matt says i need you to do this interview, get out and do this public appearance, and the question that we look at each other and say how is this helping the city? he always putting the city first. almost two decades of public service. he is a public servant. in terms of his work with the police department in the last two years, it didn't take very long when i sat down with matt to decide who we were making director of strategic communication. it didn't take long. his reputation preceded him. i didn't

the police chief hopes all these arrests sent alyssa well, chief bill scott said. he really wants to let the community know that officers are working hard to keep the city safe. it's very rare that we hear from any of them on a weekend, especially the police chief and so many lead investigators as you mentioned all of these crimes involved stabbings, but officers do not believe they are related. it's not, um. typical that we have for murder suspects arrested in the span of a few days on three different cases, so we want to highlight the good work that's being done, san francisco police chief william scott announced the arrest of four murder suspects connected to three separate homicides. all the arrests were made this week . all the crimes involved a stabbing now we don't know of any connections. it is. um pretty startling trend that all of these were stabbings and related tonight the first homicide was april 7th on 24th and potrero avenue 45 year old man was killed found with multiple stab wounds. police say security video led them to several city parks. they foun

sfpd chief bill scott held a press conference today that update the security plan. our kron four's haaziq madyun has that part of our coverage. >> this week in san francisco, pride celebration comes in the wake of the u.s. supreme court overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. so what does that mean for security preparations for sfpd? you're part of the plan is we cancel days off. >> for this weekend. so we will be very heavily officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well. and what that means if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. >> as for the public safety plan for any rallies or protests, dillard either side of the supreme court's decision, we will >> be facilitating first amendment rights like we always a lot going on this weekend. roby versus wade and the supreme court decision. so we want to make sure that everybody knows the san francisco,

. >> san francisco's police chief bill scott held a press conference state update.ryone on the security plan. kron four's as the venue has this part of our coverage. >> this week in san francisco, pride celebration comes in the wake of the u.s. supreme court overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. so what does that mean for security preparations for sfpd? you're part of the plan is we cancel days off. >> for this weekend. so we will be very heavily officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well. and what that means if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. >> as for the public safety plan for any rallies or protests, dillard either side of the supreme court's decision, we will >> be facilitating first amendment rights like we always a lot going on this weekend. roby versus wade and the supreme court decision. so we want to make sure that everybody kno

and we're now hearing from san francisco's police chief bill scott in a tweet. he writes in part, i'm very pleased that the san francisco police officers, pride alliance and san francisco pride have come to a resolution regarding the participation of uniformed officers in this year's pride parade. our police officers will be part of a contingent of frontline public safety employees led by mayor london breed. we'll take a quick i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full

police chief bill scott announced yesterday findings of an internal investigation from 2019. now that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam ec acclaimed that his car damage. the chief says that the thi also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant at the time. has been with the u.s. apd for more than 15 years. california voters will be deciding in november whether to guarantee the right to an abortion in the state constitution. state lawmakers gave final approval yesterday to a measure that would put the issue before the state's voters. it's the latest countermeasure now aimed at the u.s. supreme court's ruling to overturn roe v wade. and governor gavin newsom says that he has signed an executive order to further protect abortion rights for women. take a listen. this new action will help ensure women coming from other states are safe. >> here in california, this state, california will not hand over patients who come here to receive abortion or reproductive care. california will not cooperate. make

what they do safely and when people step across that line we have to take action and we will chief bill scottays 17 officers were injured the night the warriors won the championship. he says two officers were hurt after monday's warriors parade when a man detonated an explosive device a man from hayward now faces charges in that case. aino repair the damage from a bart train derailing the update on the plans for tomorrow's commute a firefighting camp for girls has returned to northern california. we get a look behind the scenes of camp cinder and a game of horse with harris why the vp was shooting hoops today first, i'll look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live with guest host. sean hayes right after abc 7 news at 11. thanks alma. i'm sean hayes. watch me or you'll never see jimmy again. will this movie deal with the multiverse? oh, yeah, that's a yes. okay. no, that's a no. we don't know. that's a mayb i have something ya know it is here tomorrow. it's the deals and steals of event of the summer. are you ready two days of amazing deals on head to toe beauty must-haves including

what they do safely and when people step across that line we have to take action and we will chief bill scott says 17 officers were injured the night the warriors won the championship. he says two officers were hurt after monday's warriors parade when a man detonated an explosive device a man from hayward now faces charges in that case. crews are working into the night again to repair the damage from a bart train derailing the update on the plans for tomorrow's commute a firefighting camp for girls has returned to northern california. we get a look behind the scenes of camp cinder and a game of horse with harris why the vp was shooting hoops today first, i'll look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live with guest host. sean hayes right after abc 7 news at 11. thanks alma. i'm sean hayes. watch me or you'll never see jimmy again. will this movie deal with the multiverse? oh, yeah, that's a yes. okay. no, that's a no. we don't know. that's a maybe. i have something you just gotta know it is here tomorrow. it's the deals and steals of event of the summer. are you ready two days of amaz

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san francisco police chief bill scott. we've like mayor libby schaaf. >> seen san jose sam liccardo. just keeps on going on. you guys. can't believe most the state spray, champagne, everybody. >> i feel like if there's one thing i took away from this coverage is i mean, sir, as my girl, right? it's an event thank you so much. we will, of course, come back to at some point we're taking a look there on the left-hand side of your screen. finally, it's our first kind of glimpse of clay here on the on the parade route. since it all started. we know kylen mills is out there as well. she both have really good vantage points. >> of this parade, island, where are you and what do you see right now? >> onto the parade route, because we're right at the very beginning. there's no shortage of confetti down here in case you guys haven't noticed other words, most really invested in their confetti guns because it is everywhere. there was just an epic moment, though. i have to tell you guys about as klay thompson, auto porter junior's buses

officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. i don't accept drinks from strangers. it is important to note chief scott says, although at this point there has been no credible threats that they know of targeting sf pride. >> but with events with it, the amount of people that will be participating. you never know where on high alert where we are watching. are monitoring that we feel we feel secure and the top that that will make sure everyone site. >> how is it that you cried for news? >> coming up, we continue our coverage of the roe versus wade weighed a ruling today. what state lawmakers are sayi >> we continue our coverage of today's supreme court ruling that overturned roe versus wade. a decision, of course, that removes

san francisco police chief bill scott has announced the arrest of four suspects who are allegedly connected with three separate homicides in the city. investigators say all of the victims died from stabbings. but these homicides are not believed to be related. ktvu is, elissa harrington tells us the police chief provided details of the arrest during a rare saturday night news conference. it's not, um. typical that we have for murder suspects arrested in the span of a few days on three different cases, so we want to highlight the good work that's being done, san francisco police chief william scott announced the arrest of four murder suspects connected to three separate homicides. all the arrests were made this week . all the crimes involved a stabbing now we don't know of any connections. it is. uh pretty startling trend that all of these were stabbings and related tonight the first homicide was april 7th on 24th and potrero avenue 45 year old man was killed found with multiple stab wounds. police say security video led them to several city parks. they found the suspect and made an arrest.

police chief bill scott announced yesterday the findings of this internal investigation from 2019 and that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam, the fia claimed that his car was not insured after he was involved in a crash. he then took money from the victim as compensation for the damage. the chief says that if he also made fraudulent representations to exit his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant while applying for the insurance policy. if he has been with the sapd for 15 years. >> thousands of people came to san francisco for pride weekend and a lot of them use public transit. fact, we've got the numbers now. bart says that on saturday, more than 100,000 people took part, which is the highest saturday ridership they've seen since march of 2020 and on sunday ridership broke a record nearly double the post-pandemic record for sunday. a lot of people also arrived on ferries and we're talking about the not the special ferries for baseball, but let's switch to the ferries and you can take a look. san francisco bay ferry says they carried mo

police chief bill scott announced yesterday the findings of an internal investigation for 2019 and thatinvestigation revealed that off-duty officer by the name of adam. if the claim that his car wasn't insured after he got into a car crash, he then took money from the victim as compensation for the damages. the chief says that if you also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant when he wasn't one as he was applying there for the insurance policy, the thea has been with sapd for more than 15 years. for your money this morning, more relief on the way as we continue to deal with the baby formula shortage. the fda says more than a million pounds of baby formula will be shipped from australia. they're working right now with the company there to have nearly 700,000 cans of that formula sent to the u.s. those supplies should be on store shelves early next month during this baby formula shortage, though the fda wants to continue to warn parents not to make baby formula at home and do not dilute what you already have. >> its 7.

police chief bill scott announcing yesterday findings of an internal investigation from 2019. the investigation reveals that off-duty officer claimed that his car was not insured after he was involved in a car crash. he then took money from the victim's compensation for the damage. the chief says that he also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police. sergeant while applying for the insurance policy. it has been with it. san francisco police department for 15 years. after a federal investigation that hamill pius union high school district in moraine county has been ordered to take several steps to ensure they are not discriminating against students. that investigation determined that the district violated title 9 rules by and adequately reporting allegations of based harassment in 2017 2018 when a transgender student was allegedly harassed by another student. the u.s. department of education posted a 5 page resolution agreement outline the steps the district must take before federal officials will close the case. one of

officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. i don't accept drinks from strangers. it is important to note chief scott says, although at this point there has been no credible threats that they know of targeting sf pride. >> but with events with it, the amount of people that will be participating. you never know where on high alert where we are watching. we are monitoring that we feel we feel secure and top that that will make sure everyone site. >> how is it that you cried for well, countries across the globe are also taking part in pride celebrations. there was one in europe, though, that ended in tragedy. >> 2 people were killed, 20 others injured after a shooting in oslo, norway. this happening outside of a and bar durin

police chief bill scott announced today that an internal investigation from 2019 revealed while off duty officer adam each acclaimed a vehicle damaged in a crash was not insured and took money from the victim's compensation for the damage. the chief says also made fraudulent representation to his insurance company by pretending to be with a san francisco police sergeant at the time the show has been with sapd for 15 years. one person was hurt in a police shooting of allay according to police, the incident started as a traffic stop in fairfield. the driver did not stop and led officers on a chase. police say during the chase the driver started shooting at officers. they used a spike strip to stop the car in valais whole. the driver was wounded in a gunfight. the suspect was taken to a hospital is expected to survive. no officers were hurt. the driver has been identified as patrick hall and officers say he will face charges. >> 46 people have been found dead in a tractor trailer in what is presumed to be a migrant smuggling attempt over in san antonio, texas. a u.s. official says 16 others

i asked sfpd for response, but chief bill scott says he did not feel appropriate commenting on a political matter that could influence the will of voters right before an election in a statement, and sfpd, spokesperson says while chief scott admits that he and district attorney boudin have their disagreements, he maintains they have a candid and very professional relationship. police did point me to this dashboard offering clearance data. according to police records for the first six months of this year, officers made arrests in 19% of robbery cases , 10% of burglary cases and 6% of car thefts. if the recall succeeds mayor london bree would appoint a replacement d a to serve until november political expert jason mcdaniel of sf state says the next d a would likely represents some changes in policy. but would it be too different from boudin's ideas? so i think the people in the democratic party in california in san francisco and around the country will learn from this election. i don't think the thing that i think is not correct. is that national narrative? this is even, you know, progressive

san francisco mayor london breed and san francisco police chief bill scott announced the $6 million grantviolence prevention. san francisco police will use the state grant to support and expand the violence reduction initiative. that works to intervene with those who arer being the victim of gun violence . this year's new grant will fund continued operations that support the city's efforts to prevent violent crime. over the next three years. it was a really ugly day on wall street today, we'll tell you about the fears that hit stocks and crypto. and one central bank policymakers might make another move on interest rates. also, president biden takes action in the hopes of creating a national museum of asian american pacific american history and culture. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with

san francisco police chief bill scott apologized on behalf of the department nearly three years ago on the anniversary of the event. san francisco sheriff's deputies rose the pride flag this morning at the county jail in san bruno. excuse me, i meant to say raised that flag today. the annual flag raising aims to celebrate the sheriff's lgbtq staff members and the community, but this year san francisco police and firefighters were also invited to the ceremony. it was a show of solidarity after pride parade organizers have banned law enforcement officials from wearing their uniforms. if they choose to walk in this year's parade member of the lgbtq community and to be able to stand here. and being out and open and proud of who i am. when we think about the stories of where pride originated from those are stories where i would be inside this jail. not out here wearing a uniform. some lgbtq advocates are calling on san francisco mayor london breed to reverse her decision to boycott the pride parade over the decision to ban police officers in uniform. and organizers of the san francisco prid

just a few minutes ago, the police chief bill scott, held a news conference to discuss what residents and visitors to the city can do to be safe and what to expect. chief is asking everyone, including his officers , to be vigilant to help make sure there are not any problems that any other pride events first of all. we need the eyes and ears of vigilance. to be at the forefront of everybody's minds and what that means, if you see something suspicious. please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call um, we don't have any any credible threats that we know of at this point. but with events with the amount of people that will be participating, you never know. festivities for the 19th annual trans march are underway right now. dolores park, the march itself that starts at six o'clock tonight and goes from delores park to turk and taylor streets. here's a rundown of some of the other major pride related events over the weekend , business owners in the castro district hold their first ever castro family pride block party . that's from 11 tomorrow morning until five pm

>> a san francisco police officers in custody right now facing fraud charges with police chief bill scottigation from 2019. now, according to the investigation that off-duty officer dan heath ia claim that he his car was not insured after he was in a car crash. well, he then took money from the victim as compensation for damage. so pocketed that money. according to the investigation, the chief says that if you have then made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant while applying for the insurance policy. has been with us apd for more than 15 years. for your money. this morning, more relief is on the way right now as we continue to deal with the baby formula shortage. the fda says more than a million pounds of baby formula will be shipped to us from australia. they're working right now with a company bellamy's organic to have about 700,000 cans of that formula sent over soon as possible. we're told that supply should be on store shelves by early next month during this baby formula shortage. the fda don't forget is continuing t

president elias, you have a quorum, and also joining us today, we have san francisco police chief bill scottco police department, and we have diana rosenstein from d.p.a. joining us, and acting a.c. o'sullivan. >> vice president elias: hello, everyone. welcome to the june 8, 2022 police commission meeting. chief, i think director henderson is en route. we can go ahead and start with item number 1, if you can call the matter, sergeant reynolds, please. >> clerk: line item 1, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police nor d.p.a. personnel no, sir commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. public comment is for items that are not on tonight's agenda, and if you would like to make a public comment on an item on the agenda, please respond or lineup to speak when the item is read. public comment by p

officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scottt in terms of security as well and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. i don't accept drinks from strangers. it is important to note chief scott says, although at this point there has been no credible threats that they know of targeting sf pride. >> but with events with it, the amount of people that will be participating. you never know where on high alert where we are watching. we are monitoring that we feel we feel secure and the top that that will make sure everyone site. >> has he met you kron. 4 news. >> by the way, for the parade tomorrow, temps in the city will be in the upper 60's. we're looking at lower 70's to for highs today. this is what it looks like. 72 san francisco, antioch youve got 96 this afternoon coupled with that traditional onshore winds will have a look at forecast

san francisco police chief bill scott apologized on behalf of the department nearly three years ago onnniversary of the event. san francisco sheriff's deputies rose the pride flag at the county jail in san bruno. the annual flag raising. is to celebrate the sheriff's lgbt q staff members and the community. but this year san francisco police and firefighters were also invited to the ceremony. it was a show of solidarity after pride parade organizers banned law enforcement officials from wearing their uniforms if they choose to walk in this year's parade. i'm a proud member of the lgbtq community and to be able to stand here. and be out and open and proud of who i am. when we think about the stories of their private originated from those are stories where i would be inside this jail. not out here wearing a uniform. some lgbtq advocates are calling on san francisco mayor london buried to reverse her decision to boycott the pride parade over the decision not to invite police officers in uniform. organizers of the san francisco pride festival and parade are standing by their decision to not

president elias, you have a quorum, and also joining us today, we have san francisco police chief bill scott from the san francisco police department, and we have diana rosenstein from d.p.a. joining us, and acting a.c. o'sullivan. >> vice president elias: hello, everyone. welcome to the june 8, 2022 police commission meeting. chief, i think director henderson is en route. we can go ahead and start with item number 1, if you can call the matter, sergeant reynolds, please. >> clerk: line item 1, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police nor d.p.a. personnel no, sir commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. public comment is for items that are not on tonight's agenda, and if you would like to make a public comment on an item on the agenda, please respond or lineup to speak when the item is read

one of the reasons why i sought out to work in the san francisco police department, under chief bill scott, i saw a changemaker who was doing something really remarkable. san francisco had our own version of george floyd in 2015-2016. i was in this building when hundreds of people were chanting for chief of police to be fired, and it did happen that there was -- that, you know, a mayor decided that it was time for a change in the department, and that it was time to lead reform. i was honored to be a part of that for a couple of years, and the murder of george floyd did something extraordinary in this country, for 18,000 police department to look for leadership. a police department that has done things on bias and use of force reform, recruitment, and retention, that they need to be doing, and it has been remarkable to see how many police departments are looking at san francisco's police department to be able to do that. i was lucky enough to be a part of this city when we were leading change on marriage reform, and i think we're leading change on police reform, so i'm going to be supportin

one of the reasons why i sought out to work in the san francisco police department, under chief bill scott, i saw a changemaker who was doing something really remarkable. san francisco had our own version of george floyd in 2015-2016. i was in this building when hundreds of people were chanting for chief of police to be fired, and it did happen that there was -- that, you know, a mayor decided that it was time for a change in the department, and that it was time to lead reform. i was honored to be a part of that for a couple of years, and the murder of george floyd did something extraordinary in this country, for 18,000 police department to look for leadership. a police department that has done things on bias and use of force reform, recruitment, and retention, that they need to be doing, and it has been remarkable to see how many police departments are looking at san francisco's police department to be able to do that. i was lucky enough to be a part of this city when we were leading change on marriage reform, and i think we're leading change on police reform, so i'm going to be supportin

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state senator scott wiener pilot add similar bill a few years ago. lawmakers passed it but the governor didn't sign it. opponents concerned about stress on law enforcement and people driving drunk. those in support of the plan say the potential economic and social benefits warrant local choice. >> this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon of world-class night life that the entire world has been enjoying for generations and we for some reason the nor. >> reporter: the city included san francisco, oakland, fresno, palm springs, coachella, cathedral city and west hollywood. bars would have petition for the extra hour license notifying neighbors and giving them a chance to fight it. if this bill ends up with the governor's signature it could go in effect in 2025. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a worker at a san jose middle school now accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. the allegation is that it happened on campus. san jose police say the victim is identified as aeneas jailin brown a lib

i was pleased to see my bill pass unanimously during its markup in education and labor committee. i thank chairman scott and his staff for working to get this bill to the house floor. i urge all my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 6493, to vote yes in support of our students. thank you, madam speaker. thank you, chairman scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. keller: madam speaker, i don't have anybody for any more remarks, so i would be prepared to close. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: madam speaker, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. keller: madam speaker, i yield myself the balance of my time. though this commonsense bipartisan legislation will support institutions of higher education in their work to address the health and well-being of students and employees, this isolation brought on by the pandemic exacerbated by the mental health challenges of students in this country were already facing

. >> reporter: republican rick scott who signed the msd bill into law in 2018 as then florida governor yet again tasked with addressing gun violence, only this time the nation is watching and waiting for something to get done. >> i think we ought to do common sense things that we know we can get done. >> what struck me as truly remarkable back when this happened, it was parents, teachers and floridians and not special interests. new poligrip power hold and seal. clinically proven to give strongest hold, plus seals out 5x more food particles. fear no food. new poligrip power hold and seal. panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... fear no food. succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones i'm amber, i've lost 128 pounds with golo, taking release. i'm so glad we di

and this is the 3rd time state senator scott wiener is proposing this bill. it passed the legislature in 2018, but governor brown vetoed it saying it would only lead to more drunk driving today. senator winner was in san francisco's castro district along with some other local officials announcing the plans for the latest bill. >> when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons and one of them is that they want to have 5 runs with this it's a little control cities to do anything. but in power's cities to decide what night life makes most sense try and buy a enjoying said earlier, it's a and when. >> to to get this done and get it signed into law this year i've been there pass the assembly once and first ground one very brown strongly disagreed on his veto. we've got a different governor. there. i have no idea governor newsom's decision is on this for him and you would really take positions on bills before they were on his desk. but we know the different governor. we can make the case to him and hopefully heart the mind we did take some of y

this is actually the 3rd time that state senator scott wiener is proposing this bill. it passed the legislature back in 2018, but then governor brown vetoed it saying that the bill would lead to more drunk driving. well, today, senator wiener was in san francisco's castro district along with other officials and announced the plans for the latest bill. >> when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons and one of them is that they want by with this it's a little control cities to do anything. but in power's cities to decide what night light. >> if the bill passes bars in san francisco, oakland, west hollywood, fresno, palm springs cathedral city and coachella could be staying open until 04:00am. if they choose electrolux is recalling some frigid air and electrolux refrigerators because of a choking hazard from the ice makers. according to the consumer product safety commission. >> the ice level detector in the arm of the ice maker can break causing pieces to fall into the ice bucket. the companies received 185 reports of ice level detectors breaking.

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concordia in, and the texas gop lack negatively but in florida, and rhonda santas is florida, rick scott signed a bill raise the age 21. there was no backlash among republican voters there, rick scott got promoted to the senate where now they're saying they're gonna vote against the very same laws that florida has in place. so, this is all cowardice among republican officials. in many cases, their scare of their own voters, the republican voters that are driving the extremism. in this case, that is not what's happening, republican politicians cowardice is preventing us from having common sense laws, republican voters are okay with certain common sense restrictions. maybe not everything to perfect not everybody wants. but certain things, republican voters would get along, would go along with. >> tim, john, stick around we're gonna squeeze in a quick break and come out to continue this conversation. coming up on american rattle coverage continues with a look at the internet's far-right machine, fuel laying algae lead to -- that we're seeing during this pride month. pride month. ♪ i want to rock and roll