but you don't remember our compton's? >> historian susan stryker's documentary screen ming queens tells the story of what likely happened that night when a group of trans women and gay men clashed with police in a riot that spilled out into the streets. >> oh, the sugar shakers went through the windows and the glass doors. >> i have no doubt that the riot happened, much as was described in the earliest records of it. >> tensions were rising in this pocket of the tenderloin at the time, and this film discovered in the abc7 news archives, provides the first video evidence of the community's fight for equality before and after the uprising at compton's cafeteria in san francisco's tenderloin district. the video shows people protesting outside of the restaurant in july. >> it seems like the riot took place in the weeks after that picket. >> the picketers were from a group called vanguard formed in 1965 to protest the treatment of what we now call lgbtq, plus people in the tenderloin. >> it was made up of a lot of people who w

>> picketing compton? >> i believe so, yes. >> in what way?me believe in one way. i mean, they like to dress femininely and act timidly with makeup and such as this. and there's the average person. or is it around the gay life? doesn't feel this way. >> are they giving you a bad name? >> in other words, i believe that they give everybody a bad name. tenderloin as well as tenderloin as well. yeah >> sometime in the weeks after those protests outside, a riot erupted inside compton's cafeteria, our tv footage, there was no newspaper coverage of it. >> and yet we have eyewitnesses to the event who to whose testimony all agrees with each other. we have written records, written several years after the fact that we're saying like, hey, you know, remember when that thing happened at the corner of turk and taylor or even the police records from that night have vanished. >> but vanguard did not market street always had its variety of pushers. >> but last night, a different type took to the streets. a group called vanguard is trying to clean up the trash

when you think about davis, his roots in compton particularly his gang affiliation.h of the shooting involving tupac where he died, you know, there were what was called ten days of hell in the compton area where over the course of those ten days an additional three people and ten others were wounded in the aftermath of the gang warfare that erupted as a result and davis is someone who is implicated in the connection around the compton gang affiliation back home and just the way that he has spurred a lot of activity around this. he has now a longer and wider legacy that doesn't just implicate himself in tupac's death but all the trauma and carnage left behind in the wake of what has happened because of the like long-standing history that got quieted as a result of the death of tupac and biggie which is like the gang insinuation inside of hip-hop music and record label,'s so all this is greatly knotted together and i think for davis, you know, i think he was feeling perhaps some level of invincibility around constantly skirting -- he had gone away to prison but i think

lots of food, lots of fun, lots of parties anything you need to go buy the compton house on hillsboro road. they go by going on franklin road, where stephen makes his headquarters. they go by compton house in burton hills, which was torn down by the developer in 1985 to get another quarter lot. they go by the bradford house, which was the scene of terrible fighting. on the second day they go by bell made. and they look out from the trenches and see an alicia macklin's home, the wealthiest lady in tennessee, probably in south. she inherited from her second husband, 8700 acres here, 50,000 acres in texas. louisiana stocks, bonds 750 slaves married three times, died on a shopping trip in new york in 1887. belmont was her summer home, had a zoo and gardens. it was part of the outer line. brandon hewlett talked about, and it was thomas wood's headquarters. some of the roads in nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville, ready for the

and you go by the compton house on hillsboro road and you go by glenn levin on franklin road or steven li makes his headquarters. and they go by the compton house which was torn down by the developer in 1985 to get another one quarter acre lot and they go by the bradford house which is the scene of a terrible battle on the second day and they go back and they look out from the trenches and they see at alicia acklin's home, the wealthiest lady in tennessee probably in the south and she inherited it from her husband and she has stocks and bonds and land and 750 slaves and married three times and died on a shopping trip in new york in 1887 and belmont was for summer home and had a zoo and gardens and it was part of the outer line that brandon hewlett talked about and it was thomas woods headquarters. some of the roads to nashville were good, but lo and behold, pat thomas's in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant when he was sherman's most trusted subordinate and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville ready for the fight and as brandon told you in the previous speech, nash

told us the players involved were for compton. there were two gangs involved.for the shooting. so my boss told me get ready because this is coming back we are going to have a war on the street. stew for a former member of the compton california gang detective unitard with a 1996 infamous drive-by shooting of robert tupac shakur. police outside of los vegas made an arrest after all of these years, investigators say they were tracking the suspect dwayne davis for a long time and now they say they have enough evidence to charge him as the ringleader of tupac shakur's and murdered former d.c. homicide detective ted williams joins us now. ted, why did it take so long to what was the breaker? >> a question eric i got to tell you that is the 64000-dollar question as to why it took so long. twenty-seven years ago the las vegas of police department suspected that orlando anderson was involved in the murder of tupac shakur. it was my understanding that two years after his alleged involvement, anderson was killed. what is important and significant about baby lane anderson

. >> four and a half months later, she is headed home to compton, california, with her mom and dad .ames are sherry player tucker had gone into labor early and delivered mars at just 1 pound, one ounce, barely the size of a box of butter. >> mars is being added to the official nicu hall of fame as the youngest baby ever born at the hospital. of course, there's always like those health risks you worry. but doctors work tirelessly. the doctors and nurses. and now, baby marcos, modern medicine is so incredible when it comes to this. >> it's really remarkable. i was only 4 pounds when i was born. i was two months early. i was a preemie and that back then. yeah. not that it was that long ago, but it was incredible. and now it's even a 1 pound that's like this coffee mug. >> how much crazy has changed in what, 18 years? >> i know. it's only. yeah well, okay. 20. yeah. i don't feel old until i hear about new technology. >> i know. oh, i didn't have that right. >> nope, nope. did you have a landline? >> i had a landline. okay and i used to prank call people. >> i'm old enough to remember 67

johnston and little compton actually is not in, but it's, this is the effect of early voting. there's just way too many factors playing into it. - yeah. - on top of the fact that there are mail-in ballots, early voting, and in-person voting all to come in-- i don't know. that's gonna have to go into morning. newscaster: if you managed to sleep last night, things changed. you may have gone to bed thinking this election was headed one way and then you woke up and you saw things were different and maybe trending, trending increasingly in another direction. - the vote count has favored joe biden after election night itself. the record numbers of early votes weren't even gonna begin to get counted until yesterday, until election day itself. and it was the case this year the democrats made a concerted effort. they tried to get their voters to vote early, and president trump was actually discouraging his people to do that. donald trump: this is a fraud on the american public. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. reporter: and the president al

either real, whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists, and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for the you and to focus now on returning to captives condemning come us and supporting is a real threat to defend itself. on friday, the idea of told northern gather citizens to leave the homes because he's ready for his will be starting a ground oppression that the cold to evacuate was made through. leaflets dropped from these ready plane seemed to gather the un has described the relocation as unrealistic and devastating for the humanitarian situation in the region of the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating communitarian consequences. united nation strongly appeals for any such order if confirmed to be rescinded. avoiding what could transform what is already a strategy into collaborative situation. now the us defense chief has landed in these role to voice his strong support for the country. but it seems that the casualties on the. busy other side and n

either real, whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists, and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either rail. it would be better for the u. n. to focus now on returning the cap, just come to me from us and supporting either else or right to defend itself. so the fanatics found between israel and the un has flared up as, as rarely troops gather on the border with gaza. according to the as really army, the move is in preparation for a ground assault on her most fighters in the gaza strip. however, no official decision has yet been made. approving such an operation as estimated tens of thousands of troops are already on the border. ready for an assault of this comes as the worst of islands and decades between israel and her moss militants continues for a 7 consecutive day. the palestinian house ministry reports more than 1500 people, including 500 children have been killed. well on the other side of the border, 1400 is really citizens are reported to have died in the violence day and night guards. the residents are living through constant b

if i will, should of a, to a conclusion on this get all my e mail. 7 over going to enjoy hearing compton, all they will hire people to the, to us about that yet. didn't know this. we knowledge or dental can do or the 2905 isn't it hang concert. i didn't want to dismiss, think you have to just on many on the local god, the g hoko book and then jonah, it's it with up on this, you angela. i know a jun good sense. so not consistent on this. get all and all you know, on the how to talk to them then joel guy to guy they used to know the who you all know douglas and go from nations different on this. and i know this kind of global, well, big and simple to i know, to buy my stuff when i julio, and not getting up in this get off. all young body suffices, inc. is on need portal, set it up and enjoying the hangs on g. no, be able. hi, tibits simone de la a put it out. you know, uh that gentleman by the next steps. you, holmes, inside that study, muscle guide them on line on this is something it's side off big boom. high to go to the pics on i'm, if you started data by so that all just stop some of

geologist, their listings are the latest which is coming from a correspond to the ground that sharply v. compton, central gaza strike. find these really minute tray has flattened this particular area heavily, densely occupied by residents and also refugees. and the loss of the strip they were looking for refuge. uh, those are the images, as many as a 100 dead, $300.00 and you to be taken lightly to the individual hostile. it's just adjacent to this comp itself so that you can see desperate scenes of civilians tried to rescue those that might still be alive. the. 2 the sure who this is the scene. so anybody want to see how much of the area is totally destroyed? this fault is in the battle. yeah. come and i will call the junction is 0. the houses of houses have been the longest and leveled them to talk over this area house. lots of people, houses in the buildings are next to each other in the valley. a is a bad. yeah. refugee time. well, this area is the best value. did you get hundreds of ma, those hundreds of one that a lot of people um is under the rubble of the buildings. the one with the mall

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aiden compton tells me he was store manager for the starbucks on stockton and sutter streets before opening up his own coffee houses in the north beach neighborhood and on fillmore street. he says starbucks has a lot of stores that are no longer generating the business they did before the pandemic. but as soon as downtown cleared out, you know, business dried up for everybody. starbucks says it is, quote, reevaluating our footprint, including adding and reopening some stores. it had closed, including this one at powell and o'farrell at union square. there's more variety here, so people have more to choose from. vascoceras is the former executive director of the fillmore and west portal merchants associations. he says business closures are never good, but that starbucks is adjusting to changing consumer trends. the popularity of other types of beverage shops are likely a factor. the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the market place right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks in san francisco. a lot of things are closi

ease real, whose citizens were slaughtered by how must interests and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants, it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for us to focus now on returning to captives condemning come us and supporting is a real threat to defend itself. the diplomatic spat between israel and the un has flared up as is really troops gather on the border with gaza. according to the israeli army, the move is in preparation for a ground assault on her most fighters in the gaza strip of her. no official decision has yet been made. approving such an operation, it's estimated that tens of thousands of troops are already on the board. are ready for an assault. this comes as the worst filing some decades between israel and her mazda militants continues for a 7 consecutive day the, the palestinian health ministry reports more than 1500 people, including 500 children, had been killed. well, on the other side of the border, 1400 is really citizens are reported to have died and the violence day and night guards are presidents are living through the constant bom

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um your fee will have to end if they are georgetown university professor charles compton, senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. thank you so much for joining us today. steve. it's been my pleasure to join. so what's the bottom line beneath all this analysis, global strategy and us support for israel and ukraine, and russia testing the west and the role of non state actors beneath all of that are real people and real families. one of our colleagues here at alex's here of the bureau chief and gods have just lost 4 members of his family after and his really airstrikes hit. what is really official said was terrorist infrastructure? wild goose family had already fled more than gaza, as he is rarely said, warn people to do, but they were killed any way after fleeing south. this is real while has lost most of his family and there are thousands of other innocent people on both sides of this conflict who lost their families this month. yes, we should be thinking through policies and global crises and asking you how we got here. but sometimes it's just time to give our sincere condol

but we're also seeing an increase in the group, especially in places like jeanine, refugee compton, occupied with spite which has become a flash point of pensions. of the night. we saw the uh, policy in authority of entering an area and also supplied with binding classes happen that as well. but those things have been extremely tense in this last a few days here in israel and do this or is it? it's a seemingly endless cycle, isn't that the, these things flare up frequently? rockets are 5 out of does the, the israel response comes, it's hard usually as you say, a, with their rates and so forth. and so it goes on or yeah, absolutely. and usually when things escalate to this level, eventually the ends up being some sort of negotiations where it, egypt, for example, may weigh in or try to hold tools or try to calm the situation. of course, this comes out of time when israel is really pushing for the normalization of relations with our countries. i'm that has been happening unless we're looking for example saturated. then carrying out look a lot of changes in the country. it's opening up. it want

also ahead, is there a split within the gay world about what these people are doing picketing compton. >> we dig into our archives to find this glimpse of lgbtq history that you'll see only on abc seven. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news, not a day goes by where i don't wish i could just wave a magic wand and silence the gunfire and funding. >> oakland's mayor delivering her first state of the city address since taking office. will her plans to reduce crime impress voters? >> meantime, across the bay, san francisco's mayor says it's up to the voters to make their city safer. our compassion has been taken for weakness, as if anything goes in san francisco. >> well, no longer. good evening. >> thank you for joining us. i'm ahmad daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we can't have a better bay area without a safer bay area. that's right. >> and that's why we are focused on what two of our major cities are doing to protect the people who live there. >> yeah, it's a real problem in oakland. homicides are above average over the past 12 months, and it

either real whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for the you and to focus now on returning to captives coming from us and supporting israel. so right to defend itself, the diplomatic staff between israel and the un has a powered up as is really troops gather on the border with gossip. according to these really are made. the move is in preparation for a ground assault on how most fighters in the gaza strip. however, no official decision has yet been made. approving, such an operation as estimated tens of thousands of troops are already on the board, are ready for an assault. this comes as the worst violence in decades between isabel and her mazda militants continues for a 7th. it consecutive day the the palestinian health ministry reports more than 1500 people, including 500 children have been killed while on the other side of the border. 1400 israel, a citizens are reported to have died in the violence day and night. gaza residents are living through constant

, real, whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists, and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for the u. n. to focus now on returning to captives coming from us and supporting israel. so right to defend itself as a diploma to expect between these are out of hand. the un has flight. i'll pass usually. troops gather on the board or with gather according to these reading on me, the move is in preparation for a ground. the sold ones have mast fontose i in the gaza strip. have i know official decision has yet been made a proving such an operation is estimated that tens of thousands of troops are already on board is ready for an assault. and this comes as a was valid in decades between ease, whether it had mass militants continue or for several consecutive days, the man or the humanitarian. colorado is needed to provide aid for those injured in gas. and that's important to the world half organization director general. the un office all said that he has agreed with egypt and officials to provide the necessary

they go by the compton house in burke hills, which was torn down by the developer in 1985 to get another 1/4-acre lot. they go by the bradford house, which was a scene of the terrible fighting of the second day they go by belle meade. and they looked out from the trenches and see alicia acklin's home, the wealthiest lady in tennessee, probably in the south, she inherited from her second husband, 8700 acres here, 2000 acres in texas, louisiana, stocks, bonds, 750 slaves, married 3 times, on a shopping trip in new york in 1887. belmont was her summer home. had a zoo and gardens. it was part of the outer line that brandon hewlett talked about and was thomas wood's headquarters. some of the roads to nashville were good. but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate, and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville ready for the fight. if brandon pulled to the previous speech, nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states behind dc and richmond. i say, 10 or 11 miles of trenches around nash

account that are actually building a right the rehabilitation paving of internal roads, engineering, compton, and government. they say the time of the project is a $120.00 days will clearly, if these rarely is keeping up the roads, that's gonna take a lot longer. so the palestinians, they're trying to build some roads trying to make the life of the people living in the camp. slowly easy of these right is of decided that they want to rip up those roads and the palestinians tell us this is simply harassment of the ordinary people living within the camp. it won't come out. is there a janine refuge account? these rarely ami has prevented worship is from gathering a head of friday. president locks the most can occupied east jerusalem latisha isn't occupied east jerusalem in elin. normally there are many, many people there on a friday. prying at alex a, but that hasn't been the case at all. so that has us you know, you can take a look over the comp time behind me and you can see that there's no one there. no, that would be normal at this time. but afterwards people tend to hang around and they spe

a real whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists, and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for the you have to focus now on returning to captives condemning come us and supporting is a real threat to defend itself. but the magic spot between these role and the un has fled out by caesar. any troops gather on the border with a gas a, according to the ease ready on the the move is in preparation for a ground. the sold on have mass fight as in the gas, a strip of i know official decision has yet been made. approving, such an operation is estimated. the 10s of thousands of troops are already on the board and rating for on us. all of this comes as the was to balance and decades between ease roll and have mass bulletins continues for a 7th consecutive day. the, the policy and house ministry report to more than 1500 people, including 500 children have been killed while on the other side. of the. busy the 1400 use ready, the citizens are reported to have died in the volumes day and night of gas. the residents

short description really did of speak to the strangeness of the alliance thatt she made with tommy comptonas the white republican above at the time. >> host: yeah. i think that's one of the things that makes education reporting so fascinating, is that there are no clear partisan boundaries on a lot of these issues, and i think school choice is probably the best example of that. what do you want people to take awayro from this book? what do you hope that they'll conclude or learn once they finish this book? >> guest: well, i really was trying to go into it as a journalist is someone without a viewpoint, you know? i felt like there are ooh pieces of in this history around, and there's a thurm of partisan books, you know, for or against school choice. and so i felt like i wanted to create something that would explain all of this history that i thought i hadn't known as a reporter that i thought was helpful in understanding what's going on in education right now. and i wanted it to be sort of neutral and father-mined which actuallyi is kind of hard becae i think people want you to make an argu

chris compton is 53. they are oldest justice is 70 years old. that was cochran from stanton. the chief was 68 years old. all of these other justices are from a different everybody is old enough to be my daddy and they are all from a fully segregated virginia. not one of them has been to school with a black person in their lives, and most of them had not even been in school with women other than in elementary school because they went to all male colleges. and so forth. and most of them didn't have women. you know, i had one woman in my life. i didn't have any women in my life, that kind of thing. and so they had they were from another world and i can remember particularly maybe the dean is thinking about i've talked about this. i come, as you'll see in the book from violence and all that in my home. and i know what it's like for your mother to get a restraining order against your father. and i know what it's like to fear that somebody is going to come and kill you and, you know, blow up the house. you live in a punch you and hurt you or something. and i can remember us discuss

after pearl harbor, he needed to do something for his country and happened to run into one day, carl compton, at the time the president of mit. and he he knew lovell. you're a businessman and chemist, we someone like you. and the stated reason for leaving his job, he says war. and he left the job and goes to washington d.c. and he's an assistant to veneever bush. he's from the northeast, has a similar attitude as stanley lovell. and recommends stanley lovell to join the oss. and the head of that is donovan, a war hero from world war i. head of conducting espionage, and kind of the main thing that they're doing. donovan recruits lovell, we need you here. here is how it happens. stanley lovell gets a letter saying let me at this one building in d.c. he doesn't know who it's from. he shows up at the building and doesn't know why he's there and why they're meeting. he's led into a room that's barren. and waits for a couple of hours. >> and william donovan comes into the room and he walks in, i need you to be the professor moriarty of the oss. >> and he knows that that's the bad guy. donovan says

aiden compton tells me he was store manager for the starbucks on stockton and sutter streets before opening north beach neighborhood and on fillmore street. he says starbucks has a lot of stores that are no longer generating the business they did before the pandemic. but as soon as downtown cleared out, you know, business dried up for everybody . starbucks says it is, quote, reevaluate our footprint, including adding and reopening some stores that had closed, including this one at powell and o'farrell at union square. there's more variety here, so people have more to choose from. reyes is the former executive director of the fillmore and west portal merchants associations. he says business closures are never good, but that starbucks is adjusting to changing consumer trends. the popularity of other types of beverage shops are likely a factor. the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the market place right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks in san francisco. a lot of things are closing due to the economy, due to a lot o

it brings more anguish to more than 2000000 palestinians. compton, cause that's how late work has doctors and residents of cause that describe what they're enduring under these ready phone buffet and it's leaving ground infection. the u. n. says an estimated 1000000 palestinians are for the homes in just a days. israel says is preparing a full scale land and sea invasion of garza and its extended its deadline for civilian recreation. and this is where i was killed at least 2329 palestinians. and it's plumbing campaigned on gauze. and since last saturday, $724.00 of them were children and the death toll keeps rising. $1300.00, his rates were killed in a mass of times, including $286.00 soldiers. the combined number of dead makes this conflict, the deadliest on both sides of o. 5 gallons of conflicts. meanwhile, in gallons of water and electricity have now run out of the israel, imposed as total siege 8 work as a hospitals will run out of fuel within 2 days with devastating consequences. for thousands of patients, the health ministry says 70 percent of the population in northern garza has n

the forest is also fault with palestinians in the show are fog refugee compton occupied east jerusalem. they're all currently no reports of casualties. charles stratford is that the north shams refugee camp with more details. a joint is inside the lower sense refugee camp. the trucks you can see behind me are endeavoring and we're going to be moving some of these destroyed civilian vehicles that you can see. this area is go to number smashed calls. and that's because it's only a few hours ago that is ready. policies like this time scenes of destruction in various areas within the camp. we understand that at least 13 people were killed here. those these ready polls just came in to no rush. i'm around 3 am on thursday morning. the people live here and say that they estimate that they've been up to 200. he's right. the soldiers that came in, they destroyed 5, we understand homes, they say we're going to have civilians. we know it's males politically, policies to destroy all of those people who they think all flights of people here i'll do knowing that it's but amongst the same people kill

aiden compton tells me he was store manager for the starbucks on stockton and sutter streets before opening up his own coffeehouses in the north beach neighborhood and on fillmore street. he says starbucks has a lot of stores that are no longer generating the business they did before the pandemic. but as soon as downtown cleared out, you know, business dried up for everybody . starbucks says it is, quote, reevaluate stating our footprint, including adding and reopening some stores. it had closed, including this one at powell and o'farrell at union square. there's more variety here, so people have more to choose from. vasconia is the former executive director of the fillmore and west portal merchants associations. he says business closures are never good, but that starbucks is adjusting to changing consumer trends. the popular city of other types of beverage shops are likely a factor. the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the marketplace right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks. some customers tell me they did not k

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this now is ready for us, is that the game and type the and this one had to refugee compton. central garza, dozens of people have been killed out of those who shams are cooked for poets now from the cat. okay, i'm, i'm a play rock. why do you have the 2nd visit? lot of destruction here. the necessary refugee camp has been badly hits by is radio strikes. there is a mosque here. the mosque is in the middle of this residential area. i'm now standing on the rubble of the most heavy as to this area has been completely destroyed by his radio strikes around dozens of people have been killed. yeah. man as an element in e, until a sunny and i will go to the entrance of the residential area now. and it's not in the need to have the civil defense tunes and ambulances having difficulty reaching this area. 10 projects he had that and my people have to stay here for hours before receiving the system. i guess that's what this composts many people what i'd have, both of these are people's homes and those people who are alive have no place to go up. they will continue to stay here, but the ic

refugee counselor, actually building a right the rehabilitation paving of internal roads engineering compton. in dublin, they say the time of the project is a $120.00 days will clearly, if these really is keeping up the roads, that's gonna take a lot longer. so the palestinians, they're trying to build some roads trying to make the life of the people living in the camp. slowly easy of these right is of decided that they want to rip up those roads and the palestinians tell us this is simply harassment of the ordinary people living within the camp. it won't come out. is there a janine refuge account? we want to bring in the houses here as moran bush or our senior political analyst, this our moran, you're joining us from london and we are in a position to report this breaking news that there are ongoing negotiations. you've heard this and mediated bike a tar between homeless and israel onto things and they may well be connected. one is a ceasefire, and the other is a potential exchange of prisoners between both sides. the language i have for you at this hour is that the negotiations or describe

long queues that directly g compton, central garza, that's one of the few remaining volts of stations. but only a trickle is available. a house of a senior official is thrown up by his right. the forces in the west bank and also in the west bank is where the central is increased. the tax on top of city and farm is drawing the heights of the fall live compet season. the welcome to the news are it's 10 gmc that's mid day in garza, but it's really full says until boss fights is a continuing to exchange via israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has dismissed growing calls proceeds fine saying what about to surrender, thomas? that these a lot of pictures from the gaza strip, what is read is expanding ground operations and continuing as strikes on monday is rainy bob, bob and directly it galls is only hospitals. the cancer patients causing extensive damage. the red crescent says one of its warehouses was also severely affected to the number of palestinians killed in the past 24 days has now risen to molten 8300 . and that includes around 3 and a half 1000 children. meaning that one ch

plaques in the soma pilipinas cultural district. 16, resolution to authorize the placement of the compton's transgender cultural district in certain areas on the sidewalk along the 6 street corridor between market and howard street. >> supervisor ronan. >> can i please be added as cosponsor to item 15 and 16? >> thank you. >> supervisor stefani. >> thank you president peskin. i like to be added as cosponsor to item 13 and recognize my good friend paul tonelli. this is his mother and think this is fitting thing to do. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you madam clerk. please add me as cosponsor to item 15 and 16 as well. >> noted. thank you. >> no other names ton the roster, same house same call, the resolutions are adopted. next item. >> 17, resolution of intent to establish a street plaza at eagle plaza, 383, 12 street under chapter 94 and urging the public works to initiate the process to sulits a plaza steward at this location. >> same house same call, the resolution is adopted. >> item 18, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the library laureate programs and to authorize

plaques in the soma pilipinas cultural district. 16, resolution to authorize the placement of the compton's transgender cultural district in certain areas on the sidewalk along the 6 street corridor between market and howard street. >> supervisor ronan. >> can i please be added as cosponsor to item 15 and 16? >> thank you. >> supervisor stefani. >> thank you president peskin. i like to be added as cosponsor to item 13 and recognize my good friend paul tonelli. this is his mother and think this is fitting thing to do. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you madam clerk. please add me as cosponsor to item 15 and 16 as well. >> noted. thank you. >> no other names ton the roster, same house same call, the resolutions are adopted. next item. >> 17, resolution of intent to establish a street plaza at eagle plaza, 383, 12 street under chapter 94 and urging the public works to initiate the process to sulits a plaza steward at this location. >> same house same call, the resolution is adopted. >> item 18, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the library laureate programs and to authorize

aiden compton tells me he was store manager for the starbucks on stockton and sutter streets before opening up his own coffee houses in the north beach neighborhood and on fillmore street. he says starbucks has a lot of stores that are no longer generating the business they did before the pandemic. but as soon as downtown cleared out, you know, business dried up for everybody . starbucks says it is, quote, reevaluating our footprint, including adding and reopening some stores. it had closed, including this one at powell and o'farrell at union square. there's more variety here, so people have more to choose from . vasconia reyes is the former executive director of the fillmore and west portal merchants associations. he says business closures are never good, but that starbucks is adjusting to changing consumer trends. the popularity of other types of beverage shops are likely a factor for the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the marketplace right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks in san francisco. a lot of things a

compton. i don't know where are giving them jobs and a few shout outs from the community. watch for this program. think twice before you go forward or you will get into deep trouble. thank you very much. thank you for your comments today, mr. d'costa, may we please have the next caller. next caller, please. seems like that's an unintended line. yeah, maybe we go to the next line, please. hi my name is jesse kotowski and i'm calling on behalf of the housing action coalition, the housing action coalition believes in providing more housing at all levels, levels of affordability, including temporary shelters for people experiencing homelessness . we support the department of homelessness and supportive housing efforts. san francisco is in desperate need of housing, and this project has already helped almost 100 guests and has the potential to help even more of our most vulnerable residents. we support interim housing solutions such as this and are proud to support hshs efforts in candlestick point. while we all know while we all know this isn't a permanent solution to our hous