cha cha cha. the business is a restaurant in the haight-ashbury and mission neighborhoods that was established in 1984. they offer a caribbean tapas world famous sangria, local beers, craft cocktails, entertainment and catering and they have a great venue for events. cha cha cha cha creates a unique caribbean inspired atmosphere providing their patrons with the restaurant experience that fear feels more like a tropical escape. >> the mission location has a rich history independent of cha cha cha cha. it was an irish restaurant and pub called original mccarthys that was founded by irish immigrant dennis mccarthy. dennis was one of the first businessmen to begin legally serving alcohol after prohibition ended in 1933. to recognize the legacy of the mission location it is sometimes referred to as cha cha cha cha at original mccarthys. the core feature tradition the business must maintain to remain on legacy business registry as restaurant featuring caribbean cuisine. >> item to be is city optics the

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cha cha cha!i hope you have a neck pillow, i really do. [ laughter ] >> no, no, i can sleep anywhere. i literally -- i have a dog that looks like a potato, so i grab her by her legs and i put her on the floor and i'm out. i'm out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you also -- not only have you been on planes, you've been jumping out of planes. this is from ellis air force base. there you are jumping out of the plane. had you done that before? >> that was my 24th jump. >> jimmy: oh, you have. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: 24th. >> what was special about that was, i jumped out of a c-130. now, a c-130 is a motherlode of a plane. the whole back of it opens up. if you want to know what kind of man you are -- [ laughter ] just let the back of a plane open up and you're on it at 15,000 feet. >> jimmy: i know what kind of man i am, i'm the kind of man who [ bleep ] in his pants. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and run to the cockpit and then throw up. >> right. no, it was great. so sam wilson, who i pl

it's been a crazy week in the market and my phone has been cha-cha-chinging off the hiz-hiz-hiz-ook.e war, the market's up, it's down. but as i always say, volatility means prof-a-tility. >> phrase: coined! >> that phrase is coined. and with panic in the air, no company is capitalizing on that more than daddy starbucks. i said, hit me! >> you now need to buy something at starbucks if you want to use the bathroom or just hang out there. starbucks' ceo says the goal is to bring back the coffee house vibe that's diminished in recent years. >> hell yeah, starbie! more places need to do stuff like this to fight loitering. like my local park. hey, buddy, buy a tree or get the [bleep] out! but seriously, this is a genius new business model. people need to take dumps, so what do you do? make 'em buy coffee. which guess what? makes 'em need to dump more. which means they buy another coffee. get it? next thing you know, they're 400 coffee dumps deep, living in a tent outside the starbucks bathroom. that's why i'm rating this move: a mikey likey. [cheers and applause] a mikey likey. moving on!

cha, cha, cha, neighborhoods class. ic. they have a place next door. go on about all the really great places to try in the haight. i'm part of the haight ashbury merchant association and work promoting the corridor as a destination. people don't just come to haight street to one destination they visit 3 or 4 places when they visit. if we have vacancies we have fewer reasons people are coming to the street. we had 21 vacancies going into the pandemic. that increased to 32 during the pandemic so one thing we had been advocating was a stour front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d and that revus deuced from 32 to 14. you should come to the haight ashbury, enjoy the beautiful weather, get a meal on haight street. kwrrks district 5 feature slow and safe street that cckt our neighborhood. haight shandsads a shining example bustling with bikers and pedestrians and recognized the city most successful slow street. the golderen grate greenway and car free hayes, turned to safe welcomeic spaces for walking and biking. >> after having lived all over the city, i wan

plus, cyclists will have to wait a bit longer for lane cha hey, check this out. the philippine mars water bomber touched down in the bay near alameda this afternoon. ther world war two era martin mars plane is spending the night before continuing to its final destination in tucson, arizona. it will be housed at the pima air and space museum there. the martin mars plane lands and takes off from the water, and is the only remaining plane of its type still in operation. only seven were ever built. the philippine mars hadn't been flown since its last firefighting mission in 2012. you'll see extra police on watch during the chinese new year parade this weekend. san francisco police chief bill scott talked about parade security and says this year, the challenge is that the parade is the same weekend as the nba all-star game, which includes events around the bay area. >> deployment wise and personnel wise, that that brings challenges. but we're ready. everybody is working. we've we've been planning for quite some time for this. it's going to be a great weekend. i mean,

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it could affect millions of people and some of the poorest areas. tanveer cha, dri reports from doc the us, human attorney, and agencies, bangladesh as the program is its largest in asia, included in the program, our training for the benefits of foot producers, like farmers and small business owners. come rouelis and i'm the owner of a small fish firm in rural northern bangladesh. so he's the have to reprice things to usaid support. now with the president trump, suspending all funding, he's worried about the future off his farm other than they used to support us with fish and machinery, which helped our business. now it's stopped and we have to lay off some walk is hope to renew the program. it would be a big help us aids effort in bangladesh also focused on climate smart agriculture, digital tools, legal aid services, and private sector engagement. done. we'll do this for ease of hip, my wife and me, hard as we both work on this us, the funded legally project no longer with 14 others. we are unemployed and uncertain about the future. the funding grades will make life difficult for you

and see it's looking for a bit of a breeze, but in terms of the gulf, but not much to one or 2 light chas. are just the possibility in dubai may be more likely iran and this one was the heading to 9 to the southwest inside the temperature wise back here just wants to stay above 30 for the rest of us. it's high teens or low twenty's bite, right. but the code is coming out of units across the black sea will significantly change the fee of things in northern turkey hunting and how things fall on the drag . and it will have to be rain or snow or even light on monday, attempt just dropping significantly. anchor to minus 5, whereas a not i need joe then to rate which is a woman. all right? and you've had for quite a while by day the reading keeps moving size or was it some of the scenario? and of course, eventually just cyprus. property the font and also the 11 and, but it looks like for the rest it's still looking pretty fine. and that's true if you show the rest of the baby information as well for tuesday. are there still cycling seats in the indian ocean? so once again, we watch a circulatio

we're going to speak to dominic and he's joining us now from violence. germany has been a strong cha life of israel's since pretty much the end of the 2nd world war. what is the reaction to all of this there? well, the statements, the views coming from the german government pretty clear about this in a post on social media. the foreign minister unrelated bell book said that the civilian population of gaza must not be expelled and gaza must not be permanently occupied or re populated. she goes on to say it is clear that garza likes the west bank and east to jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state also size and in the post on social media that calls or is in ruins and the extent of the destruction is shocking. so a very clear statement from the german foreign minister, only on social, meet her at the moment, but making her sentiment quite clear. how are those sentiments are reflected a tall across europe? are they representative people are feeling across you? it's the interesting thing is of the same source of feeling is being put acros

prioritize the parties traditional concerns like abortion rights lbj should cue gq aquality and climate chaemocrats here even at the issues continue to animate the party's base, they failed to resonate among a broader swath of voters like we saw in the last presidential election. this follows a new poll showing democrats are more unpopular than ever. hitting a record high of 57% are clearly democrats have not got the message is turning them out. the democrats don't even acknowledge that they did wrong i will bring up a couple democrats who do stand out figured out a way to get it out when the state of arizona in november and a gop ear. what he did was he did not toe the party party when it came to cultural issues. he shied away from telling people what they should think and listen to what their concerns were then he identified them things like immigration talked about border security, health care and the economy that's what he continued to do when it comes to government turtle is all play back in 2020 when the covid pandemic began to refuse to fight with president trump of the time any time

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. >> good morning chair walton, vi cha cheryl and committee member of gentleman i'm guy clark. i'm the. for the airport and i'm here to present the amended surveillance technology policy just to provide a little background. >> the airport automated license plate reader ground transportation management system surveillance technology policy was reviewed and approved by the board back in 2021 and at t ti there was cuio ang these two technologies. but when? when the park assist parking guidance system technology came up in our inventory in working with kuwait we discussed and reviewed and felt that it would be best to combine these into one policy. so we amended the existing policy with the parking guidance system specifically the technology description. authorize use cases two new ones were added as a justification was updated for the new part for the new technology the benefits to residents and to the department were updated. the data sharing and retention were updated. the key note there is that the parking system does not retain the license plate data. from that perspectivec>nd

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caller: -- host: chas in nevada.aller: before i get to my top story, i want c-span to please do a story on federal subsidies that go to corporations. i can tell you that since 2000, over $100 billion has gone to corporations. if elon musk wants to save money, he can start right there with low hanging fruit. my top new story is russ vought. if you can play the video where he says he wants to traumatize employees so bad that they don't want to come to work, well, people are already being traumatized. i have received phone calls with people crying. people from usaid have been abandoned where they could not call the government, could not hit their panic button. russ vought said get in their faces. let me tell you something. you are going to get in the face of the wrong one. you have people working for the government with ptsd. they have killed people in wars. they have seen people get killed. you have people with schizophrenia, bipolar. they are only getting by because they love their jobs and are on medication. this is

caller: -- host: chas in nevada.aller: before i get to my top story, i want c-span to please do a story on federal subsidies that go to corporations. i can tell you that since 2000, over $100 billion has gone to corporations. if elon musk wants to save money, he can start right there with low hanging fruit. my top new story is russ vought. if you can play the video where he says he wants to traumatize employees so bad that they don't want to come to work, well, people are already being traumatized. i have received phone calls with people crying. people from usaid have been abandoned where they could not call the government, could not hit their panic button. russ vought said get in their faces. let me tell you something. you are going to get in the face of the wrong one. you have people working for the government with ptsd. they have killed people in wars. they have seen people get killed. you have people with schizophrenia, bipolar. they are only getting by because they love their jobs and are on medication. this is

according to cha i heard. now they made that for the biker they made a race track.ve to the block each intersection for them not to. they are start being right at the foreor 5 in the afternoon and they are coming they hurt the businesses driving down the street is hard. and left time i talked to a couple of people from mt a they had another meeting i told them this is going to kill somebody people they are riding the middle and going to stop the traffic lights are change. and they have to stay there for the few minutes before or 5 or 10 minutes before the next one because the traffic will go so slow and people they just make a you turn in the middle. i don't understand who is smart idea was this and the smartest idea to pass this. law? i appreciate do something about it and they said it is one year experiment one million dollars. and don't have money. we don't have a budget. i'm curtis a vet and at mission pet hospital to have 11sia for 30 years. mission pet hospital been their for 45 years. the park next to us priority or our needs have been there for a year we hav

m cha already asked for a budget reminder. >> smart buy. >> got it. >> got it.k invest is out with its big ideas of 2025. there are 11, all related to technology. joining us now with more on her 2025 strategy and how tech could perhaps get caught in the crossfire of president trump's trade moves. cathie wood, ceo and cio of ark invest. welcome, cathie. good to see you. i guess i would start by saying, for one thing, you know, the market has been pretty captivated by a lot of these disruptive technology themes, whether it's the ai infrastructure build out. obviously, crypto has had an incredible run. now tesla naturally is has had been on a roll in terms of excitement about autonomy and robotics. so what do you feel is left? what are the ripe ideas that you would like to be positioning for at this point? >> well, i think that the ai movement has just begun. and, you know, we've been moving away. >> from more hardware centric tech. infrastructure and so forth towards software. >> palantir is a. >> very expensive. >> stock, but. >> there's nothing like it in the so

you but cha the next speaker good afternoon supervisors thank you very much for having this hearing and my name is vince courtney northern california district council labor is 30,000 men and women also sit on ramona's board at local 261 where he represents 5500 men and women. it's actually 1400 public sector workers that work for various city departments recreation and parks, public works, the port, the airport mta, the puc and they deserve a break as as much as the other first responders whether that be fire police 911 these guys really deserve a break they've been through a lot especially during the pandemic when you know our frontline essential workers were being required to be both mentally and physically responsible for taking care of the city and they had no bathrooms. they they had no offices. they had no desk, they had no ventilation. they just were expected to continue to do the work that they signed up to to do when we're actually going through a global pandemic. so it's really for those folks that we're here today saying, you know, something has got to be done. we have to we

. >> director chen, director cha love. thank you. chair kena director kirschbaum also about the schedule changes coming up in february i have heard from community members that there is i think this isn't going to be very surprising. >> there's a strong desire for more and better communication about changes and i, i can't really speak to what efforts have been made so far and i wonder if you could speak to that a bit so that people can understand where to where to how to listen for for changes so that they can be up to date. >> it's you know so it's very important. >> yes. thank thank you for that question particularly for the the changes happening on february 1st. i do not think customers need to interact with the system any differently than they do today and i think that's a really important thing to emphasize and something that will be making sure we close the loop with from stakeholders particularly folks that have emailed the sfm to board. so for example the a route that used to come every ten minutes will now come every 12 minut

cha this really means is overriding the law duly enacted here in congress and signed by the president. vought has also questioned the very ideas of independent federal agencies. in fact, in an interview last november with tucker carlson, mr. vought said, quote, number one is going after the whole notion of independence. there are no independent agencies. congress may have viewed them as such. the securities and exchange commission or the fcc, the whole alphabet sarns but the whole notion of an independent agency should be thrown out. you can apply the concept of destroying independence at every agency. mr. vought has called omb a president's air traffic control system with the ability and charge to ensure that all policy initiatives are flying in sync and with the authority to let planes take off and at times ground planes that are flying off-course. do we really trust a man hell-bent on slashing medicare, medicaid, social security, defying congress and destroying independent federal agencies to be an air traffic controller? let me be clear -- my constituents in new mexico did not vot