i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo. an action-packed second week in office for president trump signing a flurry of executive orders targeting everything from ti rollbacks to bolster international security trump directly targeting federal workers with an ultimatum to return to office full-time but next thursday or quit with the buyer. >> and people aren't coming to work and they're not going to come into the office and report as for the date that you know what it is is been very well-documented vendor to be terminated. they will be replaced with very competent people. cheryl: workers must prove that they did not have a second job while remote working on the government's dime, the common sense demand that they do their jobs has whipped democratic lawmakers into a frenzy. >> let me assure you this offer is too good to be true because there is no federal funding to pay people who do not show up to work. >> the president has tried to terrorize you for about a week and then gives you sweetheart offer, don't be fooled, show up

cheryl i member amendment. i. i don't mean i chair walton i want tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. >> item five passes without objection and mr. clerk. >> i am going to have to recuse myself from item number six. >> yes, i want to go over one of the other members like to make a motion to recuse a member madam in makes a motion to recuse. >> chair walton. >> yes. and that motion to recuse vice chair cheryl cheryl i member my momentum and i madam and i walton recused are excused recused. that motion passes without objection. >> item number six motion reappointing supervisor sherman walton to the bay area air quality management district board of directors term ending february 1st 2029 or the conclusion of his term as a member of the board of supervisors. >> if i can ask for your patience and your guidance here and guiding me through this first session as public comment, is there any public comment on this issue item yes. >> are there any members who like to make public comment on this matt

first of all i'm so curious what happens with cheryl and tim behind closed doors. to be a fly? but true make a great point. you don't have to agree with everything. look at all of the great things like even chemicals and cereals and all of the stuff i just feel like he has so much stuff to offer. i think he means really well and he will probably have things vetted and people he discusses with. i believe he has a great heart and i believe because you can see that through his chest. but i think moving forward he might stop us from doing something dumb like with another pandemic or something. this swine flu thing i feel confident rfk will help with some of the [bleep]. chili bei hard had like a swine flu scare and they are worried it will pass to humans. >> greg: it was worth it. >> always have to have one in your bag if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable—and progress rapidly—leading to irreversible vision loss. now there's something you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' s

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little bit, the next few days throughout central america, the breeze is blowing. steadly now, davy, cheryl seemed like the and all the islands concentration of rain and it's a solvent, mexico, billy, ease and possibly costa rica. nothing much changed except for little detail between sunday and monday and sorry for america. it really has turned west in the last few days, the still the risk of more flooding, not so much in the capital, but anywhere around the southeast of present and taking that line up towards the equitable, and southern columbia. south of all that the where it's been quite called recently in propaganda. those tempted to come down. so there's a possibility option teen as enjoying summer, as the shake model was for translation. and international understanding is inviting nominations for re to 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a. the celebrations in dawson occupied westbank is 183 cutting in presence of 3 from is rarely james the own carrie johnston.

latest from the scene and what's what's the latest update on. >> your reporting sound from mayor cheryl parker as she was speaking here on the scene just minutes ago, she told us she does not have at this moment any information about any fatalities and also delivering that message to people here in philadelphia to not touch any debris and to stay away from this area. that is difficult for people who live in this area. we've seen a number of people trying to get back to their homes. and let me describe to you where we are. we're a couple of miles from northeast philadelphia airport, that smaller airport that you were just describing. and this is an area where there is a very busy highway. it is six lanes on either side, so 12 lanes altogether. and it goes through an area that is both residential and commercial. you've got the mall here and businesses. you've got people who might be going to mcdonald's on friday night and going to other restaurants or other places in strip malls here, and then you've got a very large residential area, homes here. there was a point where we turned down a s

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the city has been working around the clock at the direction of a strong and steady mayor in cheryl parker. the crash happened as the nation is still grieving, trying to understand what happened in the potomac river crash in washington, d.c. wednesday night. 67 people were killed when a military helicopter collided with a plane. and tonight, we're learning the name of the third person on board the black hawk helicopter. the u.s. army identified them as captain rebecca lobach from north carolina. coming up, remembering an oakland a's legend. we take you to the celebration of life for rickey henderson. plus, rain and snow in the sierra. how much has fallen at uc berkeley snow lab and why? they say it's less than they expected. ahead for us, the latest on the small plane crash in philadelphia and new details about how it crashed and what new tariffs could mean for the price you pay for food, for the price you pay for food, alcohol, c ar ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. news in martinez. a fire at the city's refinery. this is the martinez company refinery. we are waiting

it's relatively warm occasional cheryl, for example, in melbourne and have a light and nice and dry attempt to run about the 33 more so it's quite help. so in test disappointments, i'm afraid on sunday with temperature need about 9 team. is it on show for ease cloud and that breaks of light is writing students fairly typical of your summer on the eastern end of end of these. yeah, so west puncture and then up towards the southern philippines, this looks like where the heavy shows will be much drying now in what has been a funded positive bornea and a good part of java. that qualities, you know, is very important. bangkok is quite often the environment, no real change. the next 2 or 3 days, i'm afraid. but there is a change coming through to japan. code as spinning yard to the northeast of china get very cold, and the cream pretzels snow in homes. you as the increasing power in africa, russian most, and that is killable to use violence in the country because he's russia's presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course

it's relatively warm occasional cheryl's for example, in melbourne and have a live nice and dry attempt to run about the 33 more. so it's quite help. so in test. but if a disappointment, i'm afraid on sunday was temperature, need about 9 team is that on show freeze cloud and that breaks of light is right. it seems fairly typical of your summer or eastern end of end of the year. so west pump here and then up towards the southern philippines, this looks like where the heavy shows will be as much trying now in what has been a funded positive bonia and a good part of java. that qualities, you know, is very important. bangkok is quite often the environment, no real change. the next 2 or 3 days, i'm afraid. but there is a change coming through to japan. code spinning air to the northeast of china get very cold in the korean, pretty sure it will snow in home, shoot. the algae 0 goes beneath the waves with a team of women. determined to say that we all share the same responsibility with me. this is something you projected amazing are using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behav

a serious, new leader of middle cheryl has arrived in saudi arabia for his 1st born visit since taking office is accompanied by the foreign minister, a settle shabani. sharaya is expected to meet the crown prince mohammed been so mind and discussed strengthening relations, who was named serious presidents on wednesday. the. the sitting these army says it's taking control of several towns seized by the power military rapids support forces, inches 0 states including the city of one, the dani, thousands of cities or forced to flee. the city now hope to go back. but after a year of looting and vandalism, there are concerns that there may not be much for people to return to my home. it's all has the story a year to go for 1000000 people were living here in west virginia. 2 thirds of them arrived off to fleeing fighting between so then these government troops and the problem me to set it up and support forces income. in december 2023. the auto set for the 10 people select their game. but a few of state law and i use the my eldest sister was disabled are sick. so we clearly the amount of suff

this story is new leader middle cheryl is in saudi arabia. say his 1st foreign visits since taking office is accompanied by the foreign minister. i said, i'll shabani. shirley is expected to meet chrome principal who had been so mind and discuss strengthening relations. he was named serious president on wednesday. from on this was bringing us on a bunch of aid and damascus. so some of what does this trip about? what does it stake here? well, it is a significant step for from the newly appointed president to i'm of the shut off making sure that he chose the sal good idea as his 1st for to into nice to have the departure because he is just being made president. he's only addressed the nation a couple of days ago for the 1st time, and the 1st place that he chose, if saudi arabia taking with him to fort mr. also made sure that so i'll get a view of the 1st port of entry as he left the can. they are going to be leaving because the amount of it's a month and the other side of the officials not just enhanced by lots of ties, but to also ensure that

well, thank you very much, cheryl and book passages. i think i was here john nance. that would have at least five years ago and i i've subset quietly have retired from sonoma state years ago. we lived in albuquerque, which was kind of fun for a couple of years. then my wife and i looked at each other, let's go home. so now we're back in, california and, and happy to be back. titans of capital updates and expands on my earlier book giants and giants identified 199 directors of the world, 17 top asset management companies. they're ones that were trillion dollar companies or 17 of them, and they managed collectively 1 trillion in 2017. now, five years later, in titans of capital capital. i examine the ongoing rapid of global capital and how fewer and larger companies now manage the excess financial wealth of. the 2.5% 0.05%, 40 million people. the richest people in the world. the number of trillion dollar capital investment companies has nearly doubled since 79. and there are now 31 in 1922 or 22. and they collectively manage. $83 trillion worth of capital wealth wealth

. >> cheryl parker had. >> this to say earlier this evening. >> we have no. >> reports on the number. >> of fatalities. >> several dwellings and vehicles were also impacted. and so we are urging people, particularly those families who live in the surrounding area, to please stay home if possible. if you see any debris and those who are conducting the investigations have repeated consistently, please do not touch anything. because it is still. an active investigation. >> i want to. >> bring in anthony roman, former commercial pilot and security expert, and greg feith, former ntsb investigator. and ali velshi joins us. greg, this jet had just taken off, based on what you have seen, what. >> could. >> have gone wrong here? >> well, you have to look at stephanie. a mechanical malfunction of some. >> sort, possibly. >> a flight control issue. >> the fact that the aircraft. >> was in the very steep. >> about 45. >> 50 degree nose. >> low attitude. at a high rate of speed. >> you can. >> hear. >> that in that ring. >> doorbell video. you can hear that the. >> power is still. >> up on those e

pennsylvania, governor shapiro, just put out a post saying that he has spoken with philadelphia's mayor, cheryl parker, and he said that his team is in communication with police. the office of emergency management and philadelphia fire. and he illustrated this social media post that they are offering all of the commonwealth's resources as they respond to the small private plane crash in northeast philadelphia. so, again, initially, we were relying on some of this information from some law enforcement sources to myself and mark morales and pete muntean, the governor of pennsylvania, now confirming this was a small private plane crash in northeast philadelphia. and again, just to describe where we are in this particular in the geography of philadelphia, because we keep talking about it. this is a major retail area, specifically because there is a large mall right next to the intersection where it seems a lot of the focus on the roosevelt mall, very popular in northeast philadelphia in terms of especially if you grew up there, people go there. there's a macy's right in that parking lot. nearby. th

sadr, cheryl and walton. kind of sounds like a law firm doesn't from the board of education and city college of san francisco we welcome our school board members. gupta huning delay lam kim and ray city college trustees. >> chisti makati wong and zamora. >> and we give thanks to the many members of our city department heads who are here and commissioner who's in the audience too many to acknowledge by name and if for some chance we missed anyone you can please take it up with the city attorney. i have one last task and then you're done with me. oops. you've got to give it forget. >> i would now like to andrews someone who fights for justice for working people every day. president of the california labor federation lorraine gonzalez. it's all your being here. >> well, thank you. it is an honor to be in a place that is just so historic and beautiful. and i'm a little fearful. even when i was in the legislature with david chu, he warned me about san diego politics and elected officials and i still walk on eggshe

. >> good afternoon cheryl chair ga and supervisors thank you for hearing us today. my name is ben torres gilliam and i'm the chair of the board of directors for the job t historical society. and i'm here today to support the test report. i don't have any fancy speeches. i'm just here to speak from my heart and speaking from my heart i can tell you all how much this means to me as a gay man because the first time that i came to san francisco and i saw that pride flag i could walk down the street with my boyfriend and hold his hands and not get strange looks or disparaging remarks. i could stand there and i could feel free and i could be happy for who i am. and i very much am and that is the sense of place that the castro creates for all of us. it creates a place of hope and a place of safety. and i was fortunate enough to work with pina aguirre several years ago when tina was the chair of the jail beat storycorps society. and i can tell you how mindful and meticulous tina is and everything that tina does. so i'm proud here today to support the chess report. i encoura

supervisor mahmood at one jones street january 11th, 2025 attended the swearing in for supervisor cheryl at the presidio officers club january 14th, 2025 attended the public safety st teams discussion and january 15th 2025 attended demak and budget priorities meetings january 18th, 2025 attended a created and attended a water supply demonstration at our fire boat station 35 pier 22.5. we appreciate the attendance of commissioner frazier and commissioner nicole jo to that event january 20th, 2025. the command staff and other members of the department marched in the mlk freedom march. president morgan and commissioner collins marched with us as well. january 21st, 2025 labor management meeting was 798 also on january 20th 2020 first 2025 attended a street teams meeting. >> second street teams meeting today we address the 135 104 35th age to recruit academy a 54 new recruits probationary members and we also toured the treasure island training facility. i would like to conclude my comments with a deep appreciation of the two departing command staff members who have provided an amazing amount

i also want to thank cheryl and get and bobby and all of my other children who are here today and all of the many members of my large extended family for the love that they have so generously shared. ours has always been a family that has been involved in public service, and i look forward to continuing that tradition. my journey into the issue of health began with my career as an environmental attorney, working with hunters and fishermen and mothers in a small town in the hudson valley. i learned very early on that human health and environmental injuries are intertwined. the same chemicals that kill fish make people sick also. today, americans overall health is in grievous condition. over 70% of adults and one third of children are overweight or obese. diabetes is 10 times more prevalent than it was in the 1960's cancer among young people is rising by 1% or 2% a year. autoimmune diseases, neurodevelopmental disorders, alzheimer's, asthma, adhd, depression, addiction, and a host of other physical and mental health conditions are all on the rise, some of them exponentially. the united