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lawmaker faces a backlash after saying unicef should be ashamed of a quote political stunt as the charity organization aims to put food on the table for vulnerable children in this christmas. you know i said check out our dot com and to delve deeper into any of our headline stories the big picture with holland cook is coming up stay with us. nature gave us this virus and we made it worse how let's ask the author of the sickness is the system when capitalism fails to save. bus from pandemics or itself available at democracy at work and diet info of which economist richard de wolfe is founder and he hosts the nationally syndicated show economic update hell of a read richard and you had me at hello when you wrote capitalisms vulnerabilities undermined the capacity to contain covert 1000 spread richard what vulnerabilities are baked into capitalism and how are they hampering our coronavirus response. well in the classic sense of the term i'm too edgy. let me try to explain it rapidly as it resists system that rewards investors who do 2 things find a profitable way to use their money and minimize the risks

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a backlash after saying you know surf should be ashamed of a quote political stunt as the charity organization aims to put food on the table for vulnerable children this christmas. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with mina caring. the head of wiki leaks has confirmed the authenticity of a recording that could be a game changer for julian our son and says it could put the brakes on his extradition to the united states the audio seems to prove the whistleblower in fact tried to warn the u.s. state department about a mass breach of classified information back in 2011 and appears to be in stark contrast to washington's claims that our songs wanted to endanger lives this is what kristinn hrafnsson told us in an exclusive interview. this evidence that you heard and i can confirm that this is authentic is not new to the courts in the u.k. transcript of for this conversation was presented to the court in september well this should have a tremendous weight because it suits basically the argument that is in the narrative for the justice department it is their indictment and they are tr

food banks and charity organizations are crucial. they cannot do it alone. that was the truth before the pandemic hit. andust come together mobilize and work on the ground in our communities. we know that god cares about people. it impact people. we have a role to play in shaping policy and programs that can improve the lives of our brothers and sisters. host: you brought up snap. can you tell our viewers what snap is? it's an acronym. if the supplemental nutrition assistance program. familieses benefits to so they can purchase groceries each month. we are pushing for that monthly benefit increase. eachtranslates to $25 for individual. it's not a windfall. it doesn't totally solve food insecurity. it gives name the ability to go to the grocery store and to purchase online in many instances. the online purchase option has been extended. households, they can purchase groceries online so they're not exposing themselves to the virus, depending on where they live. they can make healthy choices for food and feed their families. host: let's let our viewers join the

faces a backlash after saying unicef should be ashamed of a quote a political stunt as the charity organization aims to put food on the table for vulnerable children this christmas. the next news program with kevin owen is right around the corner just about 60 minutes but to tide you over we've got a fresh serving of cross talk coming your way it's national stay with us. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter is there such a thing as public opinion anymore after all after 2 election cycles in a row data has been largely imperfect is there is more than just one public and are there good reasons not to trust the polls. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest and martin in washington he is president of the national conservative organization that was shot the eagles as well as co-author of the conservative case for trump and new york we have sarah norman she is a democratic strategist digital marketer and data scientist and in pasadena we cross to greg john who well he is co-host and co-creator of the independent media show convoke are across up ro

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations.ally tonight, something to smile about. for north bay woman who's had a rough year, i had a chance to meet a single mom who helped make a magical moment happen for a deserving senior. ♪ >> they say you shouldn't give away the best part of the story right away but with sound like this from the silver bells carollers, we couldn't help it. >> fabulous. >> what's happening is a beautifully orchestrated surprise for a woman named mimi west who can really use some holiday cheer. >> she's had so much loss. >> lindsey went to school with mimison' es son sflip. >> his mom told me after september 11 happened he felt a need to serve his country and he signed up for the marines. >> and was killed during the iraq war one year later. lindsey reached out to mimi and discovered life had not been kind. several years after phillip's death her son kyle, who suffered from depression died by suicide. her husband a former city councilmember died of a heart attack. this year has been particularly hard. >> i

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we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> well, the show must go oniddle of a pandemic. ♪ oh, they sound so good. the san francisco girls chorus put on a virtual holiday performance today thanks to current and past members. usually they'd be performing live at davies symphony hall but not this year. this year's show had an island flair to it featuring music from the caribbean as well as the philippines. work started on this performance all the way back in september, and members recorded individual videos for this elaborate production. >>> well, santa got into a hot wire situation when he took to the skies in sacramento county this morning. check it out. it is a sight no one wants to see. santa stuck without his sleigh and no reindeer in sight. the federal aviation authority says a man dressed as santa took off near a school in rio linda this morning. he was riding a paramotor. it's a glider with a small engine and a fan attached to it. he was on his way to spread some holiday cheer when his engine failed and he got tangled up in those power lines. >>

we are not a charity organization. we raised money in the past. it's a huge undertaking.do it. that is one of those situations. i don't have answers why nobodyth has, government has, super rich people. if you are a rich friend of mine i'll be hitting you up. get ready for that call. i have no idea. i have no idea. i don't have the answers right now. i know just nobody is doing something, somebody has to do something. barstoolsports.com/fund. i hope you raise a ton. thank you for doing this. good to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: the coronavirus pandemic, as bad as it's been, is not the only public health emergency right now. tens of thousands of people are dying, and no one is talking about how they are dying or why. that number is accelerating. we are talking about the drug epidemic which has got much worse under the lockdown. details ahead. >> tucker: are moral leaders used to talkk about nothing and called called equality, we are all for that. if we don't use the word anymore, we use the word equity. and how was it different from a quality? let's illustrate, here's

we have a donation actually several for charity organizations. >> okay.t want to look at this for a moment because clearly this is proof that santa and his elves will go just about anywhere to spread some holiday cheer. santa was spotted taking a dive in the, guess where, florida keys national marine sanctuary off of key largo. instead of rudolf and all the reindeer he was using underwater sleds to cruise above the reef. served as a fund-raiser for children's charities. >> i approve of the florida thing. >>> waymo served one of the bay area biggest leases in 2020. the alphabet company will sublease space in mountain view near the sunnyvale golf course. the company recently released industrial space in san francisco. waymo is a rarity as more tech companies transition to remote work and give up their bay area leases during this pandemic. >>> we are getting our first look at a collaboration between alameda based the northface and designer brand gucci. it is inspired by northface patterns from the '70s when they first opened a store in berkeley. puffer jacke

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> as public health officials the holidays, zoom says they are removing the time limit for free basic accounts. video meetings are typically limited to 40 minutes under the free version, but starting wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m., you can get together with your family. there will be a cap on this. this goes through christmas. you have a few days of the unlimited chat. >> which is a great thing. wonderful. >> yeah. depending on your relatives. >> my mom and i will cook again like we did for thanksgiving over the chat. as long as it took me to kick, i need all the time. >> what's for dinner? >> friend? >> what have you got? >> i got some more oxtails. i'm going to braise them. i'm going to make some maccarrone and cheese again and some greens. i made a peach pie. i'll make that again. >> excuse me? >> is that all i made? >> is that all? >> and cornbread. >> i'm so impressed with you. i've committed to a salad. >> to what? >> a salad. >> oh, no. >> that's what i committed to. >> i'll save you a plate. >> send some o

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> let's look at live doppler. it's wet out there. the heaviest of the rain is falling in the east bay. especially eastern contra costa county and alameda county. it's moving from northwest to southeast. it's going to be around through the morning. that's why we have the storm impact scale for showers, light to moderate. it will be breezy and dry. this is the next six hours. you can see how quickly once the morning commute ends, we're going to dry out. unfortunately we're going to remain wet with up to a tenth of an inch of rain if you get caught under a heavier shower that will pulse up and make you have to use your high speed windshield wipers and make sure you have the wet weather gear when you head out. you won't need it for the afternoon and evening commute. back to you. >>> in the south bay, a san jose school created a drive through fantasy of lights park. the school wanted to bring holiday cheer to the community so they decorated trees, set up light displays and threw in some whimsical characters. it's free

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> lisa, start of winter tomorrowicially, although it's kind of felt like it already. >> hasn't it? you can see live here outside, plenty of sunshine. clear conditions. still some leftover fog. very little wind. we will boost our temperatures just minorly today, but we are also tracking a weak system for winter and a wet system as we get into christmas weekend. i'll have the details with my accuweather seven-day forecast, next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> next, the spartans beat boise state. >>> let's talk sports. the rivalry between the 49ers and cowboys gets renewed. san francisco battles dallas at at&t stadium at 10:00 a.m., the first meeting between the two teams since 2017. san jose state is bowl-bound likely playing a mid-american conference team in the arizona bowl on new year's eve, now ranked 19 in the country. yesterday spartans beat boise state in the mountain west game. chris alvarez has the highlights. >>> good morning. santa fe state is one of the unbeaten teams in the country. the spartans had a chance to add

we have donation links for several vetted charity organizations that you can choose from. >> from thesegiving, we move to one of taking. next, meet the family whose tires, brakes-and headlight bulbs, too. sylvania's lighting experts know that if you wait until burnout... you'll lose up to 50 feet of visibility. that's from here... to here... ...in darkness. switch to a new pair of sylvania bulbs today, and see better tonight. >>> you know, it would not be the holiday season without a great story of a person who goes all out to decorate their house but hard by worked out for a well meaning family in santa rosa. >> reporter: ill mag gmagine th christmas spirit deflated like a leaning tower of frosty. for reference, this is how aldon's yard looked before vandals wrecked it. >> i wish people are better but the ones that did this are rude for sure. >> reporter: he's an iraq veteran now with cal fire. he's one of the people on the front lines. his wife christi works at kreider. this year they made it on to a list of holiday houses to see and visit in santa rosa. two local heroes who got this.

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> a historic pixar movie isg out on disney plus this friday. "soul" is the first pixar film featuring a black lead. jamie foxx is the voice of aspiring jazz musician joe gardner who rethinks his life after falling into a >> i did it. i got the gig. >> you have this protagonist, and he is an absolute human being unlike other big pixar movies. >> joe gardner is a black man living in queens, new york, who is a middle school band teacher and his passion is jazz. ♪ one of our cultural consultants, she calls it black improvisational music. we knew joe had to be black at that moment. >> as a creative person, it was wonderful to bring as many personal experiences as possible into creating this character and the world of this character. ♪ but it wasn't just me. it was an opportunity for everyone involved to kind of craft joe and craft joe's world. >> being an animator on "soul" was a dream come true. joe gardner is our first african-american lead, and with that comes a community that is very much like one-to-one. i had a

we have donation links for several vetted charity organizations that you can choose from. >>> i had suchd time on giving tuesday. >> it was nice, wasn't it? i'm glad we went full force on it this year. >> i know. the organization i was highlighting, they said they got volunteers and a lot of interest. i know probably all the organizations got similar feedback. so that's exciting. >> that was because you did such an excellent story, kumasi aaron. >> thank you, friend. >> i did enjoy that. i'm glad to hear that. that seems like an awesome organization. get that lotion on. look, this lotion that our super friend and fan sent still has not arrived. i don't know what happened. we're looking for this lotion you sent us. >> it's the holiday spirit. >> we have to get in it. this is a mystery we have to solve. >> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know today. >>> abc7 launched a new streaming app so wherever you are you can get our lives newscast, breaking news weather and more. available on apple tv, android tv, fire >>> it is 6:57 if you're just joining us, here's the 7 things to know thi

we have donation links for several local charity organizations. >>> and here is proof that santa and his elves go just about anywhere to spread holiday cheer. santa was spotted taking a dive in the florida keys national marine sanctuary off key largo. instead of rudolf and the other reindeer, he used underwater sleds to cruise above the reef. the annual dive also serves as a fund-raiser for children's charities. >> yes, florida. >> yes, florida. bringing some positivity today which is rare. have you been to the keys? >> you know, i have never, i went during a story, actually, not to just hang out and live my best life. >> i love key west. we used to go yearly when i lived in atlanta. >> really. >> yeah. good times. those were the days. >> back in the day. >> i'm talking like i am 95 years old. which, it's coming up soon. and so are the seven things you need to know today. >> also, abc7 has launched new streaming apps. wherever you are, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc7 news app on apple tv, for members like martin. an air force veteran m

we have donation linking for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> this week abc7 is celebrating some of the most cerished institutions, destinations devoted to the arts, sciences and much more. many of them are facing daunting challenges during the covid lockdown. as dan ashley discovered, the california academy of san francisco is adapting. >> i could jens stoscience stop >> reporter: shannon bennett said the academy continued their groundbreaking work away from view. living coral is reproducing and making discoveries that could help them survive climate change. >> we will use those lessons for how they reproduce in captivity to help corals in the wild. >> reporter: potentially restoring habitat for the same sea life that thrill visitors to the aquarium. other covid inspired innovations were as much psychological as physical. scheduling field trips for the south american macau macaws face same self-isolation. >> they hung out with us at lunch and we would visit the coral reef. >> reporter: later taking breaks themselves to have organized yoga sessions with the penguins. >> they

with e have donation links for several local and vetted charity organizations. >>> a new proposal could much homeowners are billed for fire insurance. i'm michael finney. two medical societies have strongly recommended to doctors to treat acute, non-low back muscle and joint pain with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. >>> insurance companies are making a big push to change the way fire insurance rates are set. what does that mean for homeowners facing huge increases in premiums after our summer's of wildfires? 7 on your side michael finney is live to take a closer look. michael? >> dan, the proposal is one of two seriously being considered by state insurance commission r erer ricardo. dan lives in the oakland hills as with so many of his neighbors, his insurance company dropped his fire coverage this year due to extreme fire risk. it took a lot of work but he eventually found coverage from state farm for 50% more than last year. >> it made me feel li

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> all right, lisa, 2020 almost ready for it to be over >> yes, with it we could see more rain before the end of the year. you can see the beautiful start to your sunday from our roof camera. 47 here. the average high is 57 in san francisco for this time of year, and we'll see about that today, once again, so little change but there is fog to talk about and also some rain in the seven-day outlook coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >>> san jose state's historic season continues with the spartans beating boise state. chris alvarez has highlights and the post game >>> let's talk sports. this morning the rivalry between the 49ers and cowboys gets renewed. san francisco battles dallas at at&t stadium at 10:00 a.m. it's the first meeting between the two teams since 2017. san jose state is bowl bound likely playing a mid american conference team on the arizona bowl new year's eve. the yesterday the spartans beat boise state. chris al have raze has the chris alvarez has the sports. >> good morning. san jose state is one of a handf

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> well, something else we havedemic is the importance of health care workers. tonight, what it's like to be a caregiver needing help yourself. reporter sid garcia from our sister station in los angeles brings us the story of nurses supporting one of their own. >> my first thought was how much time do i have? >> reporter: personal time off or pto is what co-workers of laurie fleming are giving to her so she can recover from leukemia treatments. laurie is a nurse and used to taking care of her patients but a few months ago, she became ill. her co-workers and friends urged her to see a doctor and she was given the cancer diagnosis. when word got out she was undergoing treatment and missing work, her co-workers rallied around her to help in a very generous way by giving her their hard earned personal time off or sick days. >> i'm unable to work so having the ability to still get paid is a blessing. and they really truly re a blessing for me. >> reporter: the company she works for has come through after co-workers ralli

we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> all right, lisa, we are justtogether. >> yes, we were. we didn't get very far. >> no. >> good morning, everyone. we are looking at a pretty nice shot here, this is right outside our studios, where you can see a light wind. temperatures have been cool in san francisco, that's not going to change, and we have been fog free, so in the city, you're good to go, but elsewhere, some dense fog in our east bay and north bay, stay tuned. i'll talk about visibility and rain chances for christmas next. >> lisa, thank you. >>> also next, san jose state's historic season continues with the spartans beating boise state. chris alvarez has highlights and the post game reaction coming up so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty! hefty! hefty! (whispers) gimme. (confused) give me the bag? get hefty ultra strong at a low price just how much visibility your car's headlight bulbs can lose before burnout, so we've taken away 50 feet of visibility from this walk home. don't wait unt

have a problem of organizing our political system and organizing our government and organizing o nonprofit charities. we havnew organizations coming to us and saying, "we can help if you can provide the food," and we're doing that. so it really takes af hands. >> reporter: but that is likely to change next month in the absence of a new economic stimulus package to continue ramsing u.s.d.a. food pr that account for nearly half of his food bank's supplies, which is neighborhood pop-up distribution point depends on. is this food truck, this laundry thuck, these deliveries, i the new care package? >> i believe so. our opinion is that the care package really has evolved to being more about kind of the irit and the generosity that we might share with one another. the care package doesn't have to be in a brown cardboard box anymore. it's community members getting together and providing food pararcels, providing gift for folks who may be on the frnt lines or who may be facing financial challenge. >>eporter: christian huang wasne 't surout how the first careta packageed, buhe's certain that his offerings of

mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these are your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others but hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for today remember in this world we're not told them up enough so i tell you all i love you i robot intro and i'm a basic keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day in the. this is nothing like a bull. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. this is a high speed. and they have no brakes. some. was a pandemic no certainly no blood is just flying to nationalities. has emerged with the we don't like seeing the whole world to. come in a crisis like this sometimes. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each or own way but

mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these are your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others but hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for you today remember in this world we're not told for loved enough so i tell you all. all i love you. and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there another great day and. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream b

mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these aren't your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others we hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for today remember in this world we're not told for love the nuff for tell you all i love you i robot and i love the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day in the. face of this and. that means to dismiss. this. as weapons of mass communication is. to say. that made us. again doesn't tt's contagious and maybe a devices. 1000000000 contaminated country interviewees and each of us think to. take to against a tentative vision. used us to question. back you wait to see if. i say make it a good time and a just. take it up to media. day i didn't have to just

the castro back in the late 80s and early 90s, and volunteering for a lot of gay and aids charities and organizations, marcello's, a carried a lot of pizza boxes from them. giorgio's, the first project i worked with them was temple emanuel, and that was the place i would stop when i worked with them over there. so i think as a side piece, we should have a pizza historic noncontiguous historic district. i think that would be appropriate since there are so many pizza places in san francisco. but i heartily endorse these two, as well as the others. all of them represent the best, you know, of san francisco, and, you know, the best part of why we're here. you know, i don't know anybody, any real san franciscan that would go to a pizza hut or a domino's pizza when we have these kind of places in our neighborhoods throughout the city, so heartily endorse them, endorse them all. >> thank you, alex. commissioner johns? >> thank you. well, you know, commissioner pearlman and i share many things in common. one is giorgio's pizza. by the way, i happened to have giorgio's pizza for lunch, so -- and i've been fam

food banks and charity organizations are crucial. they cannot do it alone.t was the truth before the pandemic hit. andust come together mobilize and work on the ground in our communities. we know that god cares about people. it impact people. we have a role to play in shaping policy and programs that can improve the lives of our brothers and sisters. host: you brought up snap. can you tell our viewers what snap is? it's an acronym. if the supplemental nutrition assistance program. familieses benefits to so they can purchase groceries each month. we are pushing for that monthly benefit increase. eachtranslates to $25 for individual. it's not a windfall. it doesn't totally solve food insecurity. it gives name the ability to go to the grocery store and to purchase online in many instances. the online purchase option has been extended. households, they can purchase groceries online so they're not exposing themselves to the virus, depending on where they live. they can make healthy choices for food and feed their families. host: let's let our viewers join the con

the organizations include the catholic chariti mobile support for critical houses and food services. we do recommend that the board consider evaluating this program and adjusting it at a minimum 2500 units or what would be 2027 because we project that the types of nonresidential land uses will change more quickly than the current residents' population, and so there may need to be changes to the program sooner than the midpoint development. the first option is a cash phase support for these businesses or nonresidential uses. it would be a payment from timma to the business point of contact -- the commercial leaseholder point of contact, and then, that -- that use could apply the subsidy to their greatest transportation needs, whether their primary cost is, you know, compensating their workers for additional commute costs or for their vendors for additional delivery costs or even for visitors. the intent is to provide a flexible resource. there would not be any tolls associated with handling this option. we would recommend -- we need a basis for the amount that -- of the subsidy, and w

get people out of poverty and that should be the argument not about whether $1.00 charity or one international organizationgive somebody 20 grand the scantly is we have a government that keeps pussy footing around the real crisis in britain and not speak. 100000 people 15000000 people in the 1st 6 richest economy on the planet going hungry and that's not acceptable we should be leading a global campaign to end poverty not pussyfooting around it and many nations climate 1000 is why does the wealth gap do you expect food program programs of this kind to become more widespread in 2021 well i mean i figured by when we started before covert we were feeding sort of $30.00 to $40.00 families at the height of the lockdown we'd reached $5000.00. we now feeding so many people we can hardly cope we have a new base in southeast london called cas place to actually monitor with a buddy system with our volunteers because of kovi we have volunteers to households so each household instead of getting a stranger doing an individual delivery we have the same posts and delivers and calls on the family every week but helps with

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the castro back in the late 80s and early 90s, and volunteering for a lot of gay and aids charities and organizationsarcello's, a carried a lot of pizza boxes from them. giorgio's, the first project i worked with them was temple emanuel, and that was the place i would stop when i worked with them over there. so i think as a side piece, we should have a pizza historic noncontiguous historic district. i think that would be appropriate since there are so many pizza places in san francisco. but i heartily endorse these two, as well as the others. all of them represent the best, you know, of san francisco, and, you know, the best part of why we're here. you know, i don't know anybody, any real san franciscan that would go to a pizza hut or a domino's pizza when we have these kind of places in our neighborhoods throughout the city, so heartily endorse them, endorse them all. >> thank you, alex. commissioner johns? >> thank you. well, you know, commissioner pearlman and i share many things in common. one is giorgio's pizza. by the way, i happened to have giorgio's pizza for lunch, so -- and i've been famili

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tomorrow we're going feature more than 15 local organizations, including my favorite charity i want to share with you, friends of camp concord and the work it does to build a better bay area. we'll also tell you how you can support toy toys for tots through shop disney and how abc7 news and our parent company disney is supporting local food banks. so please, join us for day of giving all day tomorrow right >>> new details tonight. one of two exotic birds stolen from the fresno zoo has been returned. the nicobar pigeon was found and is doing okay. on sunday, a man in dark clothing jumped a fence, cut a lock, and stuffed the birds inside a duffel bag. >> investigators are still looking for the missing sulfur crested cockatoo. it is listed as critically endangered. it has a bright yellow crest, as you see, and missing feathers on the back of its head. let's hope they get that bird back quickly. >> yeah, it's a shame. hopefully it's returned. >>> all right. keep it here. larry has sports, next. >> dan, ama, the 49ers can't practice or play at home. so where do they go? how about an extende

the castro back in the late 80s and early 90s, and volunteering for a lot of gay and aids charities and organizations, marcello's, a carried a lot of pizza boxes from them. giorgio's, the first project i worked with them was temple emanuel, and that was the place i would stop when i worked with them over there. so i think as a side piece, we should have a pizza historic noncontiguous historic district. i think that would be appropriate since there are so many pizza places in san francisco. but i heartily endorse these two, as well as the others. all of them represent the best, you know, of san francisco, and, you know, the best part of why we're here. you know, i don't know anybody, any real san franciscan that would go to a pizza hut or a domino's pizza when we have these kind of places in our neighborhoods throughout the city, so heartily endorse them, endorse them all. >> thank you, alex. commissioner johns? >> thank you. well, you know, commissioner pearlman and i share many things in common. one is giorgio's pizza. by the way, i happened to have giorgio's pizza for lunch, so -- and i've been fam