i appreciate the bla's report. and we will look forward to hearingow ucs, i know, is a well respected organization, conditions to improve at this site. so with that. i am happy to make a motion to sends this to the full board as a committee report with positive recommendation. and including accepting the recommendation of the bla. >> for this resolution to the board with positive recommend agsz. vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> chair ronen. >> aye. >> we have 2 with walton excused. that motion passes unanimously. thank you. mr. clerk read item 3. >> item 3 is a resolution approving the third amendment grant agreement with d. homelessness property manage and want service at the hen row hotel. a permanent supportive housing site extending the term 20 months. authorizing hsh to enter in any amendments or modifications throughout agreement that don't increase the obligations or liabilities or decrease the benefits of the city and we are also in receipt of memorandum it be referred as a committee report if the board of s

i shall moon on near the border with love, and on following days of deadly clashes with his bla fighters. the city is home to 20000 people and is just 2 kilometers from the border. is really, authorities have been steadily evacuating communities along its northern frontier. the needle goldstein have driven up to k yet simona to pick up the father level to take him to south and out of range of brook.

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i thank the bla for the work on this report. this is a very complicated financial structure and they jumped in and understood it excellently. we are here for questions. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate the complication. thank you. >> item 6 and 7 are two resolutions related to special tax bonds related to the mission rock development area that authorize 58.2 $58.2 million of special tax bonds and also changes to the pledge agreement which allows the port infrastructure financing district revenue to be used to pay for the bonds. the bonds are not obligations of general fund, they are repaid like i just said from incremental property tax revenue generated within mission rock as well as special taxes within the mission rock area. we know and the bonds will be used to repay developer costs for horizontal equity in phase 1 of the mission rock development area. this is the 4th such issuance of these kind of bonds, but there is still after this issuance $48 million of developer equity used to pay for horizontal infrastructure that

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. >> he said, your buddy, rudy giuliani, he, then he said something we can't understand, bla bla, like he does sometimes, is being used as a russian pawn. he is being fed information that is russian that's not true. i'm trying to give you the flavor of it. you can go listen to it yourself. >> yeah. wow! joining me is former giuliani insider kim friedman, a spokesperson for the 1993 mayoral campaign. also the consulting producer for the original series, giuliani, what happened to america's mayor, which is fantastic. ken, you hear from giuliani there. you see his defense against this article as he is filing that lawsuit what do you make of the position that he finds himself in? >> i can tell you in the time that i worked for him in the early '90s, i never saw him drink. i only saw him drink diet coke. that's my frame of reference in terms of his alcohol consumption. i've seen him at the cigar bar on occasion that closed in 2020. i saw him have a drink. a casual drink with other people. so i wasn't in the room when he allegedly told trump, just say you won, you know, drunkenly. so it was

uh iran and has bla. why do you think that they didn't bring them up here? it's interesting that the service hosted chose not to pull them out previously. also there was a driven french meeting between him and the amount of them i call on demand them. i called briefly a tweeted or ext, an a message that included iran. it was been deleted. so in here you see germany, the europeans treading very cautiously, but he did clearly mean iran ad has blah out of lebanon. and the immediate threat, of course being has beloved joining and turning this into conflict, where is well have to fight at 2 different fronts here. and that is something the german chancellor was to help prevent. and that's also why we see him at travel on antiques, 80 more than hinted at many calls that he's already made. so this was a hugely symbolic moment, a historic moment. you've called it. i'm curious if we know what kind of actual support as well can now expect from germany after this trip by schultz. okay, well quite clearly this, this pledge of political support. but what we do know is tha

but again, just wanted to say thank you to the bla and also to the supervisor. thank you. that's great. it's great to hear that your office is wanting to add these enhancements, even if funding is a constraint. i just had a couple of questions. um, funding aside, i'd you had mentioned that in the enhancements that you would be willing to do location. is there any policy reason to not show the severity of the offense or any policy reason to not show the, the victim or defend demographics? yeah. um, no, there's no policy. and as we did show on the last board, we do share the victim demographics that are handled by our victim services division. but just. just that division. yes, exactly . so not all victims. the my understanding this predates my time, but when the dashboards were first published, the reason demographic information was not included was because the quality of the information we had was bad. the police department may be able to speak to this as well, but my understanding is the way that the information was being collected by the sheriff and how that fed into the

today with israel during an eight hour whirlwind visit but his trip was overshadowed by last sides blahospital in gossett. the health ministry says it killed 471 people. it inflamed tensions and sparked protests across the region. israel maintainst was not responsible, saying it was caused by a rocket powered by islamic jihad. they say it appears -- joe biden said it appears the blast was done by the other team. but other air countries have blamed israel and it triggered protests across the middle east. the bbc is trying to verify claims from both sides. after the two leaders met today, president netanyahu called presidt biden a true friend. following joe biden's visit, israel set it will not thwart the delivery of food, water, and medicine from egypt for civilians in gaza as long as it does not reach hamas. people in gossett will be fleeing their homes to escape is a strikes today, which palestinian officials say have killed more than 3000 people. israel says it is targeting members of hamas, designated a terrorist organization. it follows the deaths of in israel -- the deaths in isra

. >> they wantim carte bla to thrw president trump in prison for talking.eside we fought a revolution so we could speak like free men. judges aren't kings. and donald trump, just like you and i, we have the right to say exactly what we please. hours later, he came out swinging. >> they think the only way they can catch me is to stop me from speaking. >> they want to take away my voice. and a judge gave a gag order today. >> did you hear that on speech, which i believe is totally unconstitutional? >> what you did in order to gag orders. you can't speak badly about your opponent, but this is weaponry all being done because joe biden is losing the election and losing very, very badly to all of us in polls. >> there's no way trump's abiding by a gag order. he's on gaggle.ump di last week, new york city triedv to gagno trump. they hosted the stop trump summit. all of prime time's favorite folks attended laughs trying to stop trump harder than they're trying to stop hamas. >> who are these people? >> well, we sent gianni to find- out what's the big plan to stop t

place for that, there are one of the most overpopulated areas in the gaza strip. when you talk about blahundreds of thousands of people live there, the entire gaza strip is 360 square kilometers, more than two million people live here, this is the last statistics about the the population was made about three years ago, i believe the number is much much higher and when they say more than when they say two billion people living in the gas strip, they're talking about the people who have id cards. that are confirmed by the israeli regime that they can live here, there's tens of thousands more palestinians in gaza that are undocumented, and honestly nobody talks about them, but they are undocumented, only their children become residents of the gas legally, they're not, so they're not counted, now in general, out of the two million palestinians in gaza, there's about 60% are people our children under the age of 18, so throughout the past the last few days while doing life stand-ups from the shif hospital, almost every ambulance has comes in, every meat truck, every donkey car that comes in br

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i think i see on the bla report on page 13 talks a little bit about the performance penalties with the issues around performance penalties with the solitiof the sub-system tracking accuracy standard, and that fortunately seeing that the subcontractors have resolved those issues among themselves and being able to do some of the repairs -- not repair but i guess corrections so to speak with the system. i think here's the question for airport is that is the beumer system in place in any other airport in the nation? . >> excuse me. let me think this through for a minute. my understanding is that beumer operates this system. we're the only airport in the country that has this type of system but i believe -- i don't know whether they operate other baggage handling systems in airports in other parts of the country. i can certainly find out for you but i know this technology, this system is only operated at sfo right now. >> okay. i think it's one of those situations that if it works out of course then sfo is uniquely positioned to have the advantage in the sorting luggage and if it doesn't wo

we have this report me saw blas echo throughout garza raising whole buildings to the ground in seconds. israel says it's military offensive against the palestinian militants behind soft. today's attack will continue disputed shows the movements that missiles hit. what b is really all me says a 2 set per mosque months and has in gaza on the ground. residents a gathering the belongings and trying to escape as the strikes continue, whole neighborhoods are quickly becoming uninhabitable. and as the number of injured increases hospitals the struggling yeah. do you have the full this is randy . as drank the medical situation in guys i had already been green for nearly 17 years. the hospitals have been seriously hampered by the siege. we don't have the access to many medical supplies, drugs and equipment in guys, out above, as the israel has announced, a new siege of garza cutting of food fuel electricity and water supplies. a mazda is trying to increase the pressure on israel's leaders by threatening revenge for the strikes on gauze a but, you know, who mean had, he said, no, early, no, we a

the militant lebanese group has bla, said and fired missiles into israel, as well as military says it responded with strikes on southern lebanon, and also accused regional power run of ordering. he has the lot attacks, essentially to increase israel has boosted its troops along the border with 11 on a new a secretary of state antony blanket has returned to israel to consult with officials over the conflict with him. us blinking isn't televi for the tech. the 2nd time in less than a week after visiting several other countries in the region. in recent days, a blanket has met with leaders from jordan, saudi arabia, and egypt as part of diplomatic talks to prevent the conflict from escalating further is been meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as president isaac hurts ok, and there war captain we, we know you, our correspondent stuff on simon's is following all of this from washington for us . a step on the secretary lincoln returned to israel today, after a trip to several countries in the region. what else he achieved as well? what do we all like to know? no

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from qatar, they thought that they could ease the pressure ever so slightly on living conditions in blas in the absolutely unbearable to all just unbearable and that's failed because this this attack, this initiative, this - resourcefulness, creativity, daring, audacity, success, and it can only be temporary, but this success by the palestinian resistance means the status quo cannot be, we simply cannot return to the status quo. now i think the the the the the the big question is, will this get a response across the middle east, what will be happening in in cairo, and in morocco and so on, will will will the will the will the middle eastern people, who overwhelmingly sympathize passionately with the palestinians, begin. to to to to to to uh to pressurize those elements trying to normalize with israel, but the palestinians can this, this this achievement in the last 24 hours can never be negated, because israel has been shown, and very similar to 1973, they were they were shown to be unaware of a massive mobilization 73 by the egyptians and syrians today by the palestinians, they've been

noticeable for the fact that it wasn't mentioned in this press conference for the names of iran and has bla. why do you think that they didn't bring them up here? it's interesting that the germans hostetter was not to pull them out of previously . also that was a german french meeting between him and the model of my call and the amount of my call briefly a tweeted or ext, an a message that included the wrong it was been deleted. so it in here, you see in germany the europeans treading very cautiously, but he did clearly mean iran ad has blah out of lebanon. and the immediate threat, of course being has blood joining and turning this into a conflict where is we'll have to fight at 2 different fronts here. and that is something the german shots that was to help prevent. and that's also why we see him at travel on educating more than hinted at many calls that he's already made. so this was a hugely symbolic moment, a historic moment. you've called it. i'm curious if we know what kind of actual support is broken now expects from germany after this trip by schultz. okay, well, quite clearly this

as dozens of people have been killed in a blas that the rest of the camp knows of guys a city the most wrong house ministry says and asked why killed at least 50 people at the jamalia sites. the densely populated camp is the largest in the gaza. strip united nations as also confronted more than 3000 children, have now been killed and the bone bachman of guns suited for them and medical supplies still desperately showed that growling coals for a humanitarian, 65 constance, go to another day of explosions is rarely strikes. have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the hitting him off militants, the infrastructure inside the territory of the death, the mountains, the hum. osborne helped him in his free claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also, since it's rarely bumping began, many have lost the entire families. well, i'm a man, hey, we don't have anything. nothing to do. so he was just going out to find, guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was martyred. and this is this. this is

monard from bla is that, only 36 percent of participants were served for 21-22. at that moment when we approved this in may 2022 we didn't have the nrfgz information and now we do. with that, there is zero percent of participants completed a work based learning experience that last at least one month. so, it is very challenging to see that there were already lapse for the contract agreement-for the grant agreement itself for board approval as it was supposed to be--for this process, questioning, performance, evaluation in my 2022. of course, we were in the peak of pandemic and so many levels that we were saying perhaps we-it will take us time to catch up. now it is time, which is a year later from the moment that we last approved this may 2022. and with the result we have now, what trigger that dcyf to say, let's give additional monies to this contract, which is not meeting the performance instead of saying, perhaps it is time to end this? can you articulate that? >> sure. thank you. first off, i want to make sure to get the record clear. it might be the zero per

senior us official based and 11 on has called for more support from regional allies, including has bla, la hash them has more from the core in southern lebanon. because it how much, how much the official called on his will law to exact more efforts in this front, the menus front in order to have more and more the dozens in the existing israel. now, as you know, over the past 2 weeks since the beginning of this conflict as well on time, us have been on very close called the nation. and just a couple of days ago, the lead us of the lead off as well a send the for the law match with the deputy lead of a parent i saw that had already on the lead out is that means you had and actually these meetings and according to saw, i had the i don't really who i spoke yesterday to all the vision. he said that there are many meetings that's all taking place between his leadership and hezbollah. so the, all the, a muscle officials will also call that has a lot to give more on or, or provide more with respect to the front and 11 on. however, what we can see right now is that this front is then escalating

. >> ¿podemos decir que las mÁs afectadas con la decisiÓn del gobernador san blas empleadas latinas?tÁn pidiendo los derechos iguales. >> va a beneficiar a 300,000 de diferentes sectores que trabajan en hogares privados, trabajadores que limpian casas, cuidan a personas de tercera edad y con personas de discapacidades y hubieran sido protegidas cuando esta ley le hubiera pasado. >> tratar de darles una protecciÓn laboral? >> la buena noticia es que estamos en un movimiento y somos la voz de la trabajadora del hogar, nuestra base y son las que lideran este trabajo y estamos haciendo un trabajo a largo plazo y la meta es la dignidad de este trabajo que sea reconocida y es un trabajo a nivel largo y aprovechamos de demandar que hoy es el tiempo de seguir diciendo lÍder y que finalmente firmen las propuestas de salud y de seguridad. gracias por estar con nosotros, buenas tardes. le ponen fin a las fianzas en el condado de los Ángeles para ciertos delitos, justicia o impunidad, lo analizamos. >> entra en vigor el nuevo sistema de cero fianza en el condado de los geles, sospechosos de deli

have demonstrated from the moment israel was attacked at the 2 latest match just hours after that blas at the hospital and gaza, which was filled it with patients and people seeking shelter amongst a group that launched terrorist attacks on israel and governs gaza says and these really struck hit the hospital. a bump is well says that last came from a rocket, misfired by another police stadium, group islamic jihad and wounded survivors of the explosion that the ali hospital in gauze. a city which runs for to the nearby she for hospital or adult is doing the best with limited space resources to treat them. hundreds of people died in the last ali hospital where many palestinians had been seeking refuge in recent days, from the continuous showing by his ro deterrent organization, hama, explained israel for the attack. but the idea is denying responsibility. it was at the time that 6 59 pm. when the reports open that explosion is the highly in my dining custody to engulf the seats. according to our intelligence from us, check that we close on this to this wasn't just allow me just rocket t

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i thank the bla for the work on this report. this is a very complicated financial structure and they jumped in and understood it excellently. we are here for questions. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate the complication. thank you. >> item 6 and 7 are two resolutions related to special tax bonds related to the mission rock development area that authorize 58.2 $58.2 million of special tax bonds and also changes to the pledge agreement which allows the port infrastructure financing district revenue to be used to pay for the bonds. the bonds are not obligations of general fund, they are repaid like i just said from incremental property tax revenue generated within mission rock as well as special taxes within the mission rock area. we know and the bonds will be used to repay developer costs for horizontal equity in phase 1 of the mission rock development area. this is the 4th such issuance of these kind of bonds, but there is still after this issuance $48 million of developer equity used to pay for horizontal infrastructure that

hi purposes for his choices were to showhat vtds with a particular percentage of blas were going to be selected over white districts, and that proof he made. so i'm wondering, where would the clear error staar come in for us to be doing what justi alito did in picking one factor and saying tss a critical flaw that can't be made up b theircumstantial evidence about it tro all other three experts? >> two responses on that.rc actually three maybe, justi sotomayor. the first isn that this is suppos be a demanding partner for platis and so this kind of analysis of the evidence they put forward exactly what thisfo court did in cromartiehen it recog the clear error standard i informed i did in any form of proof that the plaintiffs bore below. and in the court rejected -- >> but that doesn't change a clear error standard. that doesn'take it harsher. >>ndny proper formulation of the clear error sd however the court has to ensure what the district court relied on was reliable evidence. this court already did that in cromarti t when rejected an expertnasis -- >> so if i come away fm this looking

bla lamborn? >> nay. >> as the clerk collects the yeas and nays, we should take a moment to pause. while we do not know the final outcome of this vote, reading the tea leaves and doing the basic math, six house republicans have already voted to remove kevin mccarthy as speaker. if the house continues to vote the way we expect them to, based on the last vote, this likely means that kevin mccarthy will lose this vote, which means that for the first time in the history of the united states of america, a speaker will have been removed from his leadership position? that has never happened. there was a vote similar to this in 1910, but it did not succeed, dana bash. the moment of this cannot be underlined enough how historical and shocking it is, and in a few minutes, if everything goes according to what we think is going to happen, there will not be a house speaker. >> it's very easy to sort of get caught in toing and froing, and the he said-she said within the republican conference right now, but that really is. this is a banner headline moment. the constitutional office of speaker, se

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>> kind of bla. >> yeah. remember, the 2020 election was an election in the midst of the paddleboard. >> this is going to be the first national presidential election post-pandemic and as we know, post-pandemic is a very different meaning for very different folks but has created this sense of concern and angst and not settled into a new normal fully yet for the american people. and that no doubt is going to have reverberations from now through next november. >> something we definitely have to keep watching. thank you, guys, very much. >>> happening today, a memorial service will take place to honor the late senator dianne feinstein at san francisco's city hall with a private burial to follow. the service is no longer open to the public after the city reversed course due to, quote, increased security, but no specifics were given. feinstein was the oldest member of the u.s. senate and a fixture in california politics for decades. she passed away last thursday. speakers vice president kamala harris, senate majori

his mom was depicted holding the two boys, wrapped in a white bla blanket surrounded by hamas militant. i saw an interview with the cousin of the two little boys. is cafir's diaper being changed? is he being fed? has he had formula in the last 72 hours? morgan, what do you think when you see the two little boys? >> it is just images keep getting more and more unbelievable. our kids are around the same age, this is our worst nightmare. what kind of animals rip children from their mothers and this story is happening more and more as we get, as the death toll goes up. one thing we need to remember, i think we're at 14 dead americans now and that number could grow temperature is possible we have american hostages and i want viewers to remember, i am appreciative of how much i feel so many people standing with the jewish people, we feel that solidarity, this attack is not just against jews and israelis. these hamas animals killed people and other arabs and people of asian dissent. what i am deeply concerned about, this is not over. right as i was listening to your show, kayleigh, looking at

when you ask someone to do something for you, that you have basically blas phemied in every opportunity hard for them to understand why they should do something for you. the region is on the praecipes of an explosion. i think the saudis realize that. the one thing going for the biden administration is in the negotiation is the saudis want to actually suppress that, to keep it from going into an out and out regional conflict as opposed to containing it just to the state of israel and hamas in this battle along the gaza strip. cheryl: saudi arabia and also what's been interesting to play out is the role of qatar in particular with hostage negotiations. let's talk about what's happening on the ground there. israeli defense forces did expand the ground attack into gaza overnight. they've moved further into gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu did announce over the weekend as we know the second phase of the war has begun. i want to get your reaction to the timing of all of this. he has been saying from the beginning, it is us or them. he's been very clear. he has had his on political prob

jets are bla playing the chiefs, normally would mean patrick mahomes would be here.king about patrick mahomes. it's means travis kelce is going to be here which these days means taylor swift is going to be there. i read an article 10 minutes ago about the economic impact of taylor swift. rachel: yeah. pete: she's got a movie coming out in october of her concerts and then she's got all the stuff she does. now she's moving jersey sales and ticket sales at gillette stadium, where the giants and jets play. they're up 175% tickets for this game just to get a glimpse. rachel: i think it's met life. pete: what's gillette? that's the patriots. shame on me. but anyway -- rachel: it's like a billion dollars in revenue. it's amazing. pete: the taylor swift effect is what they call it. the nfl is weighing in at this point. the senior vice president of social and a influencer marketing for the nfl says she's invited to any game she wants to come to, it's an open of invitation. they cut to her nine times in the chiefs, g bears game when se was in the box with travis kelce's mom an

the problem here is that democrats grossly overreacted and catered to two radical groups and bla in black nt five. turned their backs on the men and women of law enforcement across this country. all 800,000 of them. we had mass resignations mass retirements those lives being placed at greater risk are now more tempted when it comes to doing the job. you've been up police chief you been and uniform. this is about the policies of a particular party and that the democratic city 64% will i was there the last time it was that low was 1956. it came back to inglewood. the greatest correlation we saw to our crime rates was employment figures. unemployment 17 and half%. instructor 4.7% pre-pandemic and crime in the history of the city we are talking real world correlation. it is not related to politics progress clearly it will have to have the two of you agree to disagree i wish we had more time we've got to leave it there please come back soon thank you both for your time. up next will take it back to the middle east for a breaking newss update. with new tequila lime shrimp one of seven endless c

i think i see on the bla report on page 13 talks a little bit about the performance penalties with thes around performance penalties with the solicitation of the sub-system tracking accuracy standard, and that fortunately seeing that the subcontractors have resolved those issues among themselves and being able to do some of the repairs -- not repair but i guess corrections so to speak with the system. i think here's the question for airport is that is the beumer system in place in any other airport in the nation? . >> excuse me. let me think this through for a minute. my understanding is that beumer operates this system. we're the only airport in the country that has this type of system but i believe -- i don't know whether they operate other baggage handling systems in airports in other parts of the country. i can certainly find out for you but i know this technology, this system is only operated at sfo right now. >> okay. i think it's one of those situations that if it works out of course then sfo is uniquely positioned to have the advantage in the sorting luggage and if it doesn't w