third, revitalizing the city and economy. i will attract business back to san francisco, reenergyize downtown [indiscernible] tourism will play a key role in my plan. bringing buildings to local business. finally, making san francisco a place where people love to live. i envision a san francisco where residents with delight in experiences, enjoying entertainment and live life to the fullest. additionally, san francisco residents will have access to free child care and healthcare and individuals will have enough income to enjoy their retirement. i have a clear and actionable vision for san francisco. i deeply care about every single resident and believe in the potential of our city. san francisco deserves a brighter future and together, we can make it reality. thank you for your support. together let's build a safer, stronger and more vibrant san francisco. >> tired of voting for career paul tgzs? had tired choosing a party that doesn't represent your value. like many san francisco resident i was frustrated by elected official

third, revitalizing the city and economy. i will attract business back to san francisco, reenergyize downtown [indiscernible] tourism will play a key role in my plan. bringing buildings to local business. finally, making san francisco a place where people love to live. i envision a san francisco where residents with delight in experiences, enjoying entertainment and live life to the fullest. additionally, san francisco residents will have access to free child care and healthcare and individuals will have enough income to enjoy their retirement. i have a clear and actionable vision for san francisco. i deeply care about every single resident and believe in the potential of our city. san francisco deserves a brighter future and together, we can make it reality. thank you for your support. together let's build a safer, stronger and more vibrant san francisco. >> tired of voting for career paul tgzs? had tired choosing a party that doesn't represent your value. like many san francisco resident i was frustrated by elected official

is is a major city and major cities have challenges. just like what happened in ricky piersall shooting, the police were on that scene less than a minute to make the arrest are district attorney led charges. we have increased our capacity. we have built our 21st century technology out, drone surveillance and other things. one of the reasons why we are seeing such a major difference is because of the work that i have done. and we will continue to build upon that work to make sure the people actually feel safe in this city. >> i want to stick with you. i'm kind of from another angle on public safety. you have order the arrest of more drug users, your supporting proposition 36 which would put more people in jail for drug possession, shoplifting and other thefts. our cities jail population is on the rise this year and that has come with more fighting and attacks on deputies. why did you see this problem coming and wouldn't something like prop 36 potential make it worse? >> to be very clear, equipment for law enforcement agencies all of the

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of the dishes, the and the homes of the mountain city, the policy city, the whole city. new day begins the a living in a pond arise. 12 housing is a basic human rights. but who can afford it? and the home is the most important thing you can have in the your head, to sleep, to take shelter from here. i can't go back to new york because i honestly, i can't afford to live there in the house. and then in 30 minutes, d, w. crazy car. never fail to turn his date from old furniture from wood. stick way, electronic waste. and i've been kind of as 5 unusual concepts are getting mobility of sustainable boost rev in 90 minutes, dw, the cars, he's got issues with a lot say what crazy the this is dw, and use life from berlin. tens of thousands demonstrate across israel, demanding a cease fire in the gods, a war and a return of the hostages. but many families of the captives feared the net and yahoo administration is turning its attention to 11 on where the is riley military is stepping up. efforts to stop has paula attacks. also coming up all lies on the far right. has voters prepare

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the city services. mayor response to our report. we agree with the jury findings particularly in managing the city budget. need for the board of supervisors to consider cost benefits and legislative proposing city legislation and siloing is a problem. preliminary responses from the board of supervisors, one we agree there is budgeting issues. oversight in the mayor paufs. office. the roles and responsibility of the city administrator need to be more clearly defined and siloing is a problem. here the text, sure you are familiar with it. this is the executive directive coming from the mayor's office. probably going to hear more about that in a moment. charter reform, seems that will be the next topic after we work through the topic of commissions. several comments during the interview process said, one, we need enhanced city administrator within san francisco and or as deputy mayors. in 91, prop h banned deputy mayors and also put a cap on salaries within the mayor's office. for those that are not familia

the city has a long way to go to fot just be a wethy city brut just city and hope you join me in being a part of the solution. thank you. >> citizens, my name is r brown. i'm running for d9 supervisor, and i got a storied history mpt began in the navy out of high school. i spnt 6 years. a electroner count er person, i have three top secret clearance, worked all over the western theater. out of the navy in started working on playgrounds working with kids, coaching, driving school buses and this and that. from there, i went into fire fighting. i was a firefighter 5 years and got certification for fire fighting, i got out of fire fighting and became a teacher. i got a bachelor degree in education and fallowed couple years later with a fellowship from clemson. i had national certification. social studies, english and in special education. i locally, my--the political campaigns i worked on are many many many. locally i worked with matt gonzalez in 2003, propaganda minister and i worked-carried signs hundreds of miles for campos [indiscernible] cathy porter. what you do when you enter the bo

for thirty-six russian cities. million-plus cities and cities with a population of over 500,000 people were included, what did we get, what results: among million-plus cities, the leaders in russia are moscow, st. petersburg, yekaterinburg, perm and nizhny novgorod. and among the cities with a population of 500,000 to a million people - these are izhevsk, naberezhnye chelny, stavropol, boloshikha and tyumen. that is, these are the cities that, according to a set of all indicators, showed the best results. marinaevna, and what is the practical benefit of this study for the regions and for the cities? and firstly, the study includes a large review of best practices, that is, city administrations can get acquainted with the best practices of other cities, see what they could adapt for themselves. secondly, you can see how own city looks in this study, yes, what areas can and should be worked on. and the third, probably no less important on the site. study, but would like to see, and how it is made for those cities that were not included in would they look within the framework of this stud

and what is happening to our city?nd like to the commission meeting i go home. but i'm asking you all that lets have some standards. let's have some advocates. let's some manners. we can't put someone on the commission and treat them like whatever this is happening in the city. this is what happens in the city (bell ringing) $10 billion and can't help the people $16 billion. that's a lot of money. thank you very much. >> thank you next speaker. >> only see mascot and in comes the flies. >> so you everyone i'm sorry. this is any orders i don't know if i noticed in the last three months i've been dutiful but where do you think that comes from. >> no consequences now following you are all, all physically the humanity good job that includes you are under us the charge is a violation of existence which basics focus on the x permission of beauty now you are under (unintelligible). >> so you (unintelligible). >> you can't bail yourselves out because you're basically under - if in our lifetime you attribute to kill anyone didn

this is a city for every one. we should treat each other with kindness and empathy and all of those great things. there is plenty of love, plenty of resource to see go around. come enjoy downtown.by. >> ph.d. >> my name is i'm a leader of the town in san francisco we try to provide japanese something we make like seaweed it creates like the many flavors we try to provide like more open japanese flavor as well as the james values like people get to experience in japan like a great ex >> there is a lot of unique characteristics about visitation valley. it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going h

the city gave us refuge from violence. i raised 3 daughters in district 7 and work hard to insure everyone who wants to stay in san francisco can. thank you and november 5, vote for democrats, kamala harris for president and myrna melgar for district 7 supervisor. >> hi. i'm math boschetto. forth generation san francisco, small business owner and father of three and running for district 7 supervisor. my family has been on the west side all most a hundred years and that is why when i encouraged by members to step up and put my hat in the ring. with my business, raising my kids here and my home i have too much at stake to sit oen the sidelines while city hall rests oen the biggest issues. as a small business owner, i feel we are particularly set up to address issues the city is facing because we are highly sensitive to the different layers of policy failures san franciscans are facing, around public safety, failures around homelessness, and failures around excessive planning processes and fees. as the leader in district 7, i

our schools are on the-mind but city in crisis. running for supervisor because i came home and found a drug useer in front of my home. there were 5 kids on the top floor but couldn't stop himself. we must make sure people like him don't hurt himself or anything else. last year [indiscernible] a lot happen ed in the tenderloin now part of our district. we are a village in district 5 and we are going to help them. i have been walking thin streets talking to business owner jz non profit and expert and police and peopling on the street. my plan developed with input is the best strategy to get dealers off the street, users into treatment and clean safe streets in the tenderloin. it is a real solution to the rule problem oen the streets. i'm the only candidate to compel drug users into treatment. the only candidate who past legislation at the city level to get our kids help and algebra this fall. i fought hard for kids during covid and will fight for neighborhood just as hard. i will fight for the fillmore grocery store, i will fight for

they worked with departments from across the city, organizations outside the city. they pulled everything together in a way that helps animals and their people. when things are tough here we always say we are not a bunch of different divisions we are one department. i can say it shows in this project and they show that every day. >> making to may grandkids a program all about pop ups, artists, non profits small business in into vacant downtown throughout the area for a three to 6 months engagement. >> i think san francisco is really bright and i wanted to be a part of it revitalization. >> i'm hillary, the owner of [indiscernible] pizza. vacant and vibrant got into safe downtown we never could have gotten into pre-pandemic. we thought about opening downtown but couldn't afford it and a landlord [indiscernible] this was a awesome opportunity for us to get our foot in here. >> the agency is the marriage between a conventional art gallery and fine art agency. i'm victor gonzalez the founder of gcs agency. thes program is especially important for small business because

, the policy city, the hot city, new day begins the with an international impact. i just wanted to make sure that people have seen f, b, c as a spell. the name of only a strong voice for africa is l g, b t q. community. i meant the most interesting to the, for my life. a new expedition in cape town explores new territory free max in 30 minutes on w, conflicts own ukraine is facing them of a bitter winter as well, with russia and as many, many without the equipment needed to wait. and it's my guess this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? empty and leave the goals or voice coffee as western lead evaluation over whether care should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory conflict. in 19 minutes on dw, the we say they're about never giving up every weekend on dw, the dw news library from lindsay is really military. he says that it has killed when it has the lunch, top commander, lebanese authorities say that it happened. and in the air striking the roof 8 people have reportedly been kill

anywhere from 57 degrees right now in the city. below 70 for the warmest spot on the map in september. it is still summertime technically. below 70 degrees in concord right now. everybody inland, they are in the 60s. only 62 degrees across the bay in oakland. those numbers will drop off to the 50s later on tonight. they will not warm up a whole lot tomorrow. but comfortable temperatures tomorrow. just a chance for a few showers here and there during the day, especially morning into the early afternoon for most of the bay area. they do not seem to be bothered by that. a very handsome beetle. only in the 70s for most inland spots tomorrow afternoon, we're going to return to the 80s, then the 90s inland by the time early next week will roll around. so this is a temporary taste of fall. let's take a look at what we are going to see on our floor pap here as we head through the rest of tonight into tomorrow. we'll talk about the clouds first. they will be widespread, pushing far inland by tomorrow morning. gray skies for everybody. as we

city hall is failing us and it leadship. leadership rooted in community to deliver reults, not excuses where we focus on solution and consensus building, not and division. over a decade of getting results. from the obama administration where i supported small business to non profit where i support restaurant workers guaranteed income and collaborate st leader, mixing invasion and equity to get results for housing, climate and saf i know in san francisco we need bold action to d i am the only candidate to propose e bad solution like a drug market intervention or built for zero plans. solutions that ended opioid homeless crisis in cities across the crountry and it is time to bring to san franciani have the experience to do it working across the bringing technology, labor and non profit to get results. i'm honoretoby the democratic party, labor union, state senator and state attorney general. they don't always on one another but agree on my candidacy. i'm honored to earn your vote. city hall. >> hi, my name is dea running for d

my city attorney's office helped to lead the fight to save city college, but we are now in a different era when city college is faced with new challenges again. and luis, i can't think of someone who is more of the right person at the right time for this job. and you will hear in a moment about his personal commitment. but there's no one who i think, in addition to a number of you who helped to serve in this role, who has more of a personal touch point for what this has done for him. i'll also say, as someone who's a son of immigrant parents, luis immigrant background is also incredibly relevant to this job. he is someone who's been fighting for years for the role of immigrants in this community, fighting in my office to engage immigrant parents and immigrant communities in our school system. and i just can't wait to see how he's going to work with the diversity of san francisco and moving us forward. so i could not be more thrilled. again, thank you, madam mayor, for your appointment. and with that, i want to bring up someone who i've had conversations with about up and coming leaders

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we have a tremendous problem not only in our city, probably many cities across the country, about economic mobility. people don't have the skills. we have lost a generation of folks who have heard trades are good careers. when it comes to making sure we have a workforce that can build the infrastructure that is supported by this legislation, we have a lot of work to do. which is why i applaud what cleveland has done. we did something similar with the american rescue plan act, recognizing so many lost their jobs, needed to be upscaled. we created a program called training for jobs that was a pilot that did exactly that. train people for trades, construction, manufacturing careers, but recognizing that where folks are, many of them needed support, financial support, childcare support, transportation to the apprenticeship. train for jobs became a model program in which we provided the social supports for people to stay in training to ultimately get that career. that knowledge we use to create a sales tax initiative called san antonio ready to work, which has now become the largest municipal i

our officers are working very very hard to make sure that this city is the safest city in america and we will continue this trend with the help of drones. our violent crime is down 12 percent, prairpt crime is down 35 percent, and again, i have to give thanks to our leader of our city, mayor breed for making this all happen. and now, without further ado, i will introduce mayor london breed. >> thank you chief scott and thank you to our district attorney brooke jenkins, the pla president lieutenant tracey mccray and others from the san francisco police department joining us today. this partnership didn't just happen. it happened because we worked together. it all started when last year i had a opportunity to visit a number of our stations in san francisco, our police stations and i had conver sations with many officers directly. the feedback time and time again is, we want to do our jobs, but we need more tools to do a better job for the people of san francisco, and they would talk to me about technology and how other jurisdictions were using this technology and how effective it was. l

to move forward as a city. that's what has shown. i think the narrative here that's missing, ten months ago, when my phones were removed, we have not gone backwards. we have not stood still. we showed how we operate during difficult times, and when you say, who's the point person that's going to deal with business communities? who's going to deal with the business of running the city? the point person is eric adams. i'm the mayor of the city of new york. and i have a competent team, competent team of deputy mares, a competent team of people are going to continue to lead forward, and we're excited about that. okay. katie, go ahead. >> you say this is -- migrant crisis. it dates back to 2021 campaign, named a co-conspirator. the allegations seem to fall in line with what we've been reporting for almost a year. what do you say to that? you have -- you said you traveled to these countries. do you deny that you took any kickbacks from these countries? >> what is your question? >> what's your question? >> that's an e

city of deer abalah. israel military has announced over 700 fatalities of among its forces over the past 10 months. palestinian groups say the regime is grossly underreporting its casualties. our correspondent moti abu musava joined us earlier from the central gaza city of dirab tell us more about ongoing israely genocide in the besieg territory. in the northern part of gaz city whereas the israeli incubation forces carried out multiple air strikes. against namah college and assaftau area in gaz city claiming the lives of eight palestinian civilians. meanwhile, another massacer was committed against the palestinian people in the central area of gaza city, whereas the israeli fighter jits carried out another strike against a residential building there claiming the lives of five palestinian uh civilians. in the meantime, the israeli attacks are still incisent against a zitoon neighborhood, the israel artillery shining is still hitting those areas heavily in a to multiple air strikes carried out by the israe

abundance of city posters in a single style minsk, a city for all times, through music, sports, historical reconstruction, the capital. different roles for the first time for a wide celebration were presented several new locations minsk-gubernsky, minsk-sovietsky, and live sound in the open-air concert hall uratush gathered lovers of classics. we came from the urals, the city of chelyabinsk, i really like it. i have long wanted to see listen a string ensemble of some kind, what luck. we came to visit you especially for the city day from latvia, from riga, we are simply charmed, bewitched, just a holiday of mood, i envy. today there is still an opportunity to plunge into this special atmosphere, city hospitality, metropolitan scope and broad belarusian soul. our capital is, first of all, people who... daily contribute to its development. as part of the celebration of the city day , the winners of the menchanin of the year competition were awarded. the honorary title was awarded to 13 residents capital for high achievements in work, special personal contribution, socio-economic and cultural

thank you. >> if i can have mark talk about in other cities we did research in other cities but director ryan is one who's the project leader and standing behind you and, of course, the system chief we have done our research and talk about what one of the things. >> and santa clara county one of the biggest thing on the in the public segment santa clara county public utilities commission particularly for the bart 3 extension. so um, another california counties la county a big yours announcing ammunition with public utilities commission as well. transportation to a couple of example and sacramento users and across the bay a lot of units as well. >> all right. depends on how you configure it but you saw the service like a guard service or a fully loaded officer in hospitals of hundreds of thousands of dollars and, of course, a multiplier before you factor in the return reduction as well so um, i want to add something just for clarity around technology. because this is not the end of what we will use as a city in order to address issues around public safety. we have the ability to use whate

the city says will program. the city says will help crack down on crimes mopping is hard work, but then i tried the swiffer powermop. it has a built-in solution that breaks down dirt on contact. plus, it's 360-degree swivel head cleans up along baseboards and even behind the toilet. bye, bye bucket. with the swiffer powermop. >> happening in the south bay, a new camera safety program for businesses is coming to san jose. this is in response to break-ins and robberies going on in the city. kron four's. michael thomas is in san jose with more. >> this downtown strip of alum rock is seen its fair share of crime. and city officials are hoping that this new pilot program with surveillance cameras will allow businesses to one feel safer, but also keep their doors open. a total of 35 security cameras are set to be distributed among 50 or so businesses and the alum rock village area due to high crime. you can see the area shaded in blue is all part of the areas that could be getting cameras. >> it's part of the san jose

no one would lose a dollar if states like new york and cities like new york would abandon sanctuary city policies and allow law enforcement to do their job. but at times i come here and feels as if we're in some sort of version of "the wizard of oz." pay no attention to the crisis of our making. look over there at project 2025, pay no attention to the crimes being committed. look over there. an offensive tweet. to my colleagues, it is very simple. law enforcement can do their job well and we ought to demand accountability from states who preclude them from protecting american citizens. with that i yield back. >> reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i point out again what everyone thinks of the biden administration's immigration policies, the only effect of this bill would be to take all federal funds, all federal funds away from states like new york and california, north dakota, utah. and again, for mr. molinaro who represents new york, he will have to explain to his constituents why he thinks all federal funds should be taken

now displayed prominently at berkeley city hall city officials hope this vintage photographs showing the aftermath. >> of the 1923 blaze that tore through the east bay city. we'll remind residents of what happened and prompt them to reflect on what can be done to try and prevent another catastrophe. this is an extraordinary image of the devastation. >> and the ruins of the 1923 and with this photograph be reminded that we must work together so that history does not repeat itself. and imagine. >> the fire going from the hills all the way down to shattuck avenue. i think that just illustrates that the threat of wildfires doesn't just impact people that live in the berkeley hills. that's a threat to the safety of everyone in the city of berkeley. many of us remember 1991 oakland hills firestorm. back in 1991, the oakland fire storm left. 25 people dead. thousands of homes were destroyed. >> berkeley officials say that they applaud residents for taking part in the city's fire say program where they clear flammable trees and debris from their homes as well as map out escape routes. but ad

the city of koenigsberg was fortified for centuries, centuries, it is a fortress city, it is a citadelis subordinated, every house, every basement, every wall, it is all subordinated to the defense system, the german government gave interest-free loans to build a mansion or a house, but they fulfilled a certain requirement: the wall was so many meters long, the ground was concreted, the loophole was of such and such a size, and so on and so forth in the city, everything was built here from a defensive, from a military point of view, this is not just a city, a tourist center or a cultural center, this is a fortress city, this is a city where all the life, all the best generals of the wehrmacht, they were all from prussia, kineksberg, of course, also had a huge symbolic meaning, since it was indeed, such a cradle of prussian militarism was connected with prussia in one way or another. on march 7, the bunker was ready, it was built at a depth of 7 m, the concrete walls reached a thickness of 80 cm, and the ceiling was 3 m. inside the bunker, rooms were equipped for the commandant, staff o

the city does work with these planners to make sure and i know on the site on our city site, there areuides for special events, like what you need to set you need to keep clear, our that type of thing, our city directs those event planners to follow those directions, but thereat isn't our department. >> thank yo any follow-up questions? >> yes. just short. i think my input or my suggestion, i don't know if your licy would apply to this, w@bufeel like after considering it, maybe the emergewant to consider another priority for example concerned about the housing not able to come down the stair a emergency, so it is hard to know without a specific number, but important we think of kind of priority who comes first and i xoe know that would and i don't know how you might be able to strategy that, but prove to be difficult, but for me it is red cross. i tend to be resisant.good and provide a lot of things, but at the same time, there are other things happening. i hear other people who do use red and it caused a lot of complication with the plan or.there is a housing fire and where do i'm tot