byrne has. >> commissioner byrne: thank you. i was texting commissioner yee, tentative date, to meet with chief scott concerning the tenderloin and the changes in tenderloin. krill talk to commissioner yee. i'm hopefully, things will get better. thank you. >> president cohen: perfect. commissioner yee? >> commissioner yee: i have nothing to report. there's some other things i can get ahead into next year. hopefully we can cut down on car break-ins. that's one of the sore spots for us in the city and how they have number of stops. we have here throughout california, there's some things that i will probably be working on. hopefully it's good news for everybody. that's my report. >> president cohen: thank you. let's continue moving forward. i don't think i missed anyone. >> sergeant youngblood: we can take public comment regarding line 6 commission report. please dial star 3. good evening caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: hi. this is jennifer wagner with the league of women voters of san francisco. we like to take up preside

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byrne has. >> commissioner byrne: thank you. date, to meet with chief scott concerning the tenderloin and the changes in tenderloin. krill talk to commissioner yee. i'm hopefully, things will get better. thank you. >> president cohen: perfect. commissioner yee? >> commissioner yee: i have nothing to report. there's some other things i can get ahead into next year. hopefully we can cut down on car break-ins. that's one of the sore spots for us in the city and how they have number of stops. we have here throughout california, there's some things that i will probably be working on. hopefully it's good news for everybody. that's my report. >> president cohen: thank you. let's continue moving forward. i don't think i missed anyone. >> sergeant youngblood: we can take public comment regarding line 6 commission report. please dial star 3. good evening caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: hi. this is jennifer wagner with the league of women voters of san francisco. we like to take up president cohen on her offer to speak with us. we

commissioner byrne? >> commissioner byrne: so we're required to vote on this every 30-days because the delta variant is so prevalent. that's my only comment. >> president cohen: all right. i appreciate that. thank you. so a motion has been made and it's been seconded. let's go ahead and call the roll for a vote. >> clerk: president cohen, there is one public comment that came in. >> clerk: good evening, caller. >> president cohen: okay. let's hear it. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. i'm david aaronson. i support this. i think it makes the meeting more accessible especially for people with children and families, so i'd vote for this legislation. thank you. >> president cohen: i agree with you, mr. aaronson. there are some pieces of legislation happening on the local and also the state level that allow meeting via teleconferencing. let's have a roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion to allow teleconferencing meetings -- [roll call] >> clerk: that is five yeses. >> president

any yes, commissioner byrne. >> chief, how do i put it? what service does the marine unit of the sfpd supply thatthe us coast guard doesn't ? in other words what i'm confused is is the coast guard supposed to do all this or is there an area that sfpd does that be coast guard doesn't get involved? the. >> are marine unit patrols those areas. >> and the coast guard does no . >> they do not. >> why is that? >> if i could bring some context to what we are requesting. >> hang on one second. let me answer the commissioners question first. there are jurisdictions as far as what's considered sfpd jurisdiction. in other cities that have jurisdiction in the day. we go out to a certain point and then it becomes coast guard. we also ... >> but the code is sfpd or coast guard? >> that is sfpd. >> in case youask so the coast guard doesn't go wandering in for home runs . >> there were some significant incidents, the mass casualty advantage . the coast guard would assist us in depending onwhat type of incident. they may have jurisdiction over it . thecrui

any yes, commissioner byrne. >> chief, how do i put it? what service does the marine unit of the sfpd supply thatthe us coast guard doesn't ? in other words what i'm confused is is the coast guard supposed to do all this or is there an area that sfpd does that be coast guard doesn't get involved? the. >> are marine unit patrols those areas. >> and the coast guard does no . >> they do not. >> why is that? >> if i could bring some context to what we are requesting. >> hang on one second. let me answer the commissioners question first. there are jurisdictions as far as what's considered sfpd jurisdiction. in other cities that have jurisdiction in the day. we go out to a certain point and then it becomes coast guard. we also ... >> but the code is sfpd or coast guard? >> that is sfpd. >> in case youask so the coast guard doesn't go wandering in for home runs . >> there were some significant incidents, the mass casualty advantage . the coast guard would assist us in depending onwhat type of incident. they may have jurisdiction over it . thecrui

leinster led 7—0 at half—time, thanks to a max deegan try and ross byrne conversion.fyn evans boosted his world rally championship title hopes after winning rally finland on sunday. welshman evans finished 11! seconds ahead of estonian 0tt tanak to close the gap on the title rival and team—mate sebastien 0gier to 21! points with two runs to go. sonny colbrelli battled his way through the rain and mud and conquered the cobbles of northern france to win the men's paris—roubaix cycle race. it's nicknamed the hell of the north, and you can see why. gianni moscon was leading the race when this happened. and although he got back on his bike, he was overtaken by a three—man group including race favourite mathieu van der pole. but colbrelli came out on top in a very tired sprint finish in the roubaix velodrome — the first italian winner this century and a very emotional one. look at that, i don't think he is bothered at all about the mud. congratulations to sally colbrelli. we will see you next time. hello there. with a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers today, it has b

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do you contest the fact that america project run by patrick byrne funded this audit? do you protest the fact that -- >> his time has expired. he has no time to yield. that saved you. [laughter] >> thank you, adam gerol. -- madam chair. >> i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from wisconsin for five minutes. >> i think it is good to review the last election. i think absentee ballots, mail-in ballots are necessary for military folks, for people out of town. nevertheless, it seems that they were used more in this election than ever before. i am always worried about them. could someone maybe mr. bennet tell us about how many mail-in ballots there were in this election and the 2016 election? mr. bennett: in maricopa county, there were 1.9 million ballots mailed in. >> almost all were by mail? mr. bennett: 1.9 million by mail. a little shy of 200,000 who voted at a voting center. >> can you compare that to four years ago? mr. bennett: that ended up being 88% vote by mail which is up from 80% four years ago. >> i have two concerns about vote by mail. i am wondering how

this is angela byrne jaisol, thank you for joining us here tonight. so first things first, let's go back to yesterday and this was supposed to be a controlled burn. how did it get out of control and start to spread in a way that was causing evacuations and frankly scaring a lot of people. >> so when we do control burns, we need to burn during conditions when they feel burned. well, and so. and later in the afternoon, we have >> amber's, the costs pots across the line burned in some flashy fuels and grasses that just out resources are out the fire. so we had to call in additional resources. they got there quickly and we were able to get the fire under control pretty quickly. after we got the additional resources from just very close by and the neighboring units them and with how far sometimes and this unit. >> so we know that you guys obviously do these controlled burns as a way to mitigate the fuel in case of another fire does spread. >> how do you guys make that determination on. when are the best conditions too. >> do controlled burns, these prescri

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do you contest the fact that america project run by patrick byrne funded this audit? do you protest the fact that -- >> his time has expired. he has no time to yield. that saved you. [laughter] >> thank you, adam gerol. -- madam chair. >> i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from wisconsin for five minutes. >> i think it is good to review the last election. i think absentee ballots, mail-in ballots are necessary for military folks, for people out of town. nevertheless, it seems that they were used more in this election than ever before. i am always worried about them. could someone maybe mr. bennet tell us about how many mail-in ballots there were in this election and the 2016 election? mr. bennett: in maricopa county, there were 1.9 million ballots mailed in. >> almost all were by mail? mr. bennett: 1.9 million by mail. a little shy of 200,000 who voted at a voting center. >> can you compare that to four years ago? mr. bennett: that ended up being 88% vote by mail which is up from 80% four years ago. >> i have two concerns about vote by mail. i am wondering how

however, the number of calories byrne varies from person to person of course, because not everyone'sother people right. we're all individuals and not everyone needs to buckets of so i think you're going pop which way? i don't know if this study accounted for people eating while they're watching the movie. i think it was more of like it. if you eat a lot of halloween, candy and then watch a movie. but i i wasn't part of the study. so i don't really know that. doctors do say the benefits from watching scary movies are like going to the gym. that's can be. but it can't be good for your heart. you hacked that's that. but i that's if you go to the gym and just kind of like hang out with the front but that doesn't say what you do with the wright. you're not eating 2 buckets of that wraps up kron 4 news at 9, but. >> i'll ask all 3 of you, candy corn yes or no. no, no. okay. now. >> only problem with that study that you could lose weight by watching scary movies. but scary movies are scary and i mean, do you like to some people like write, but i don't because they're you know, yeah, i then

daniel byrne ham is operations director at scott's cheap flights .com of free online worldwide bookingying members, probably southwest contention that this began as a weather delay, you know, probably true, but i think it's significantly compounded by the fact that it's difficult to re hire a lot of skilled employees. you know both airports and airlines. american and spirit. airlines also had some cancellations. but in the low single digits that's tiny in comparison to southwest. the summer, delta had a huge issue. and now comes the acid test for all airlines, and that acid test is called the holidays reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox two news how things unfold during the holiday season, tom. thank you. we'll cruise ships have returned to san francisco, marking the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. first cruise ship to arrive in the bay area is called the majestic princess. it's made its way into the port of san francisco. just before seven this morning. one cruise ship experts has many bay area travelers are eager to return to the high seas. people are ecstatic to be ab

daniel byrne ham is operations director at scott's cheap flights .com, a free online worldwide bookingwo million paying members, probably southwest contention that this began as a weather delay, you know, probably true, but i think it's significantly compounded by the fact that it's difficult to rehire lot of skilled employees. you know, both airports and airlines, american and spirit. airlines also had some cancellations. but in the low single digits tiny in comparison to southwest. delta had a huge issue a few months back, but now comes the real acid test. the holidays. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. police in palo alto are searching for several suspects wanted in connection with a home invasion, investigators say. friday night, three men broke into a home on m a court as the men moved upstairs, they were confronted by the home 70 year old resident. sounds like don't let was she surprised? but they were surprised, uh, apartment finding each other. they actually went their separate ways. the three suspects who said the house ran back to an awaiting vehicle by the area. investigators sa

daniel byrne ham is operations director at scott's cheap flights dot com of free online worldwide booking service. with some two million paying members, probably southwest contention that this began as a weather delay, you know, probably true, but i think it's significantly compounded by the fact that it's difficult to re hire a lot of skilled employees. you know, both airports and airlines, american and spirit. airlines also had some cancellations. but in the low single digits tiny in comparison to southwest delta had a huge issue a few months back, but now comes the real acid test. the holidays. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. from cruise ship arrivals to baseball to high soaring jets. it was a busy weekend full of events in san francisco, and all the activities gave a much needed morale boost for bay area spectators, as well as an economic shot in the arm for the city's tourism industry. ktvu zach sauce went to fisherman's wharf today and tells us about all the benefits of the weekend events. it was wonderful. it was great to see. uh the dwarf back in action was great to see the city bac

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daniel byrne ham is operations director at scott's cheap flights .com, a free online worldwide booking service. with some two million paying members, probably southwest contention that this began as a weather delay, you know, probably true, but i think it's significantly compounded by the fact that it's difficult to rehire lot of skilled employees. you know both airports and airlines. this weekend. american and spirit also had some cancellations. but in the low single digits tiny in comparison to southwest. earlier in the summer, delta had a huge issue just a few months back. but now comes the acid test for every airline and that as a test is called the holidays reporting live tom vacar ktvu fox two news you had better call ahead. okay, tom, thank you for that live report. toy makers are trying to get their products on the store shelves and time for the holidays. toy sales are up 19% this year totaling $11 billion so far, and toymakers are. seen high demand from consumers, but it may take a while for the toys stand up in the stores due to the current shipping crisis. industry experts a

thomas byrne, ireland's europe _ northern ireland.like this up and down the country. if the prices continue to go up and up, it means that you don't have the money to spend in some other areas. we are continuing to spend in those areas here, but some of those industries are just going to have to stop recruiting, stop investing, and hopefully they might not have to go the other way, but perhaps they do as well. this graph shows how rapidly prices have risen. gas costs more than double what it cost as recently as july. and it looks like help is on the way. the chancellor is considering a package of measures worth hundreds of millions of pounds for businesses struggling to keep factories open. it is likely to cover glass, steel and ceramics, businesses which spend huge amounts on energy, even in normal times. and it is expected to come in the form of loans, not grants. government will want to be paid back when those factories are profitable again. it is a difficult time, with people worried about energy costs, but, of course, we continue

commissioner byrne is yes. vice president elias is yes. and president cohen is yes.you five yeses. >> thank you. next item, please. >> line item 3 discussion. provide significant incident and planned activities and events including a brief overview of any unplanned activities or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. discussion the chief described will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. >> thank you, good evening, president cohen and vice president elias and directors and the public. i'm going to go a little bit out of order with my report this week. i'm going start off with the vaccination mandate information. i know that's something we have a lot of inquiies about. as of right now, the latest is we have 118 sworn employee who's are not vaccinated. we are 61 vaccinated and there's 17 other employee who's updated their information but there were errors but had to correct information to determine the status. we have another 10 whose vaccination records have not been entered yet and all employees on some ty

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>> that's all part of exactly this byrne, that actually feeds pretty directly into yields usually.nk the absolute level of crude or gasoline at the pump is somehow critical. but it doesn't mean it's comfortable when it's happening. it seems like this more han become a little untethered >> we finished on the near the session lows today, down 250 on the dow, or 0.7% we're out of time here that does it for "closing bell." thanks for watching. "fast money" starts right now. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is melissa lee. the three words that sent the bitcoin brigade wild today what jpmorgan said about the cryptocurrency that gets a ton of heat. >>> southwest shares until pressure, the airlines canceled thousands of flight? a nightmare weekend for travelers. we'll break down the fallout later. >>> and ante up, should you roll the dice on these names? >>> running out of gas, so to speak, xle hitting

. ♪ >> i think from nick byrne's perspective, it went pretty well.you are looking to become confirmed as ambassador to china, he hit all the right notes. he certainly has a lot of experience as a diplomat. he is very polished. he sort of told basically every concerned party on either side of the aisle, democrats and republicans, what they wanted to hear. i think what was notable was that on both sides of the aisle, there is definitely a more hawkish line on china than there would have been 23, 4, 5 years ago, and i think he sort of recognizes -- two, 3, 4, five years ago. i think he recognizes that. he did take a harder line on beijing and that was well received among the members of the foreign relations committee. whether he will be confirmed or not, you know, still remains to be seen because there are some blanket holds on nominees including by senator ted cruz in texas over the nord stream 2 pipeline between russia and germany. he still has a process to go through, but i think in terms of what folks are looking to hear from him today, he hit all t

at this point i think i will yield back to chair clyde byrne to continue the proceedings. >> thank you very much. the chair recognizes congressman green is he there. >> yes. or >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman. today's hearing is another failure of this committee to address the key questions that the biden administration, congressional democrats and the media refused to discuss. despite the federal government's unprecedented spending, my colleagues across the aisle believe more spending is necessary. now that democrats are leveraging the select committee on the coronavirus, to justify trillions more on the progressive wish list. never mind the disaster of unemployment hand outs. because the government was paying people to stay at home. never mind the spending fueled inflation eating away at americans wallets. bought any chicken lately? we will just go for a 3.5 trillion spendings free pact with bernie sanders wish list. earlier this summer, my colleagues and i held a forum where we discuss the origins of the virus that began in wuhan and the actions

last one who did that was brendan byrnes back in 1977.he governors who have been reelected have been republican like chris christie. christine todd whitman, many, many others, but it is a unique phenomenon for this statement that sort of gets its reputation for being all blue, all the time. axios reporter on those views, we're always looking at virginia because that does look tight. again, depending on the poll, maybe not. new jersey, depending on the poll, it's either close, within 5-6 points, maybe as wide as 10-11 points, but certainly for phil murphy not the 26 points it was back in the summer. what do you think is going on? >> something shifted. we don't know how much things have shifted, but cleary the fact that these two -- clearly the fact that these two states are moving in tandem, virginia and new jersey -- one where there's been a great deal of national attention. you and i talked about this two or three months ago on the importance of virginia, but everyone's now bringing new jersey into focus, and i suspect the trends are the

jersey, if we see governor murphy reelected, he would be the first democratic governor reelected since byrneed, been reelected. when you go back to thomas cain, christy todd whitman and chris christie, so what is it about this curse -- if you want to call it that, depending on your allegiance -- for democratic governors? jon corzine, what is that? >> that stat is absolutely true, but there's a little bit of a california yacht which is new jersey has elected -- caveat which is new jersey has elected twice during that time democrats back to back as governor of statewide races. so it has happened, just not the same person. and, neil, i think it goes back to what i was just talking about. taxes is always such a large issue on voters' minds. this is a blue state that's getting bluer, but it hasn't completely shut the door to republican candidates. specifically for governor. i think things like u.s. senate is increasingly becoming more of a reach for republicans. but again, if you have a charismatic candidate that's able to break through to people with the right message, history shows that voters

i would like time now to the highest ranking military officer and that is representative byrne thankow do you apply adequate objective to the shocking, attempt to jamr eight million immigrants into this at-ownedon it is a complete sham. it is clear to most americans immigration is illegal and sounds like i'm repeating words here and stillurion needs borders. people aren't trying to break out of the united states of america. why we are the greatest country in w nobody else did. the democr country are defying logic border policy and proposing a mass legalization amnesty policy before opposite of a solution. we solutions whaoeubg when we being built and border security policies th worked. i am here tonight because will illegal activity on the southern border and make sure it's not rewarded this shameful sham bill. i thank you and yield mr. babin: i appreciate what you said. while the exact number of sho to the united states sponsors an averag of additional family numbers for green cards and green cards for three or four family members 43 me million me repeat 43 million immigrants will b

john byrne murdoch of the financial times.ligible. so i think there are people who potentially have been invited to have not come forward, and people who have not been contacted. both of those will happen in the next few weeks. and it's imperative that if you get offered that boosterjab, not imperative, but it strongly encouraged that that if you get offered that boosterjab, to come and get it because it will give you that added protection going into the winter where we would expect to see a rise in respiratory infections, of which covid is one. the efficacy, as we know, the vaccines does drop after six months. it means that with pfizer severe illness risk is down to protection ? where protection goes down to 74% and with astrazeneca 67%. that obviously indicates a risk to people if they are not getting the third dose. why do you think it is that the uptake is quite slow of that third dose? is it because it is not being rolled out, or people not coming forward for it?- coming forward for it? that's a really good _ coming forwa