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. >> steve: it will hit us in new york later today, janice dean out on the street, it is coming. >> janicethe humidity is impressive and i want to talk to friends from houston. >> allison. >> dj. >> arkansas. >> sady. >> what is the weather in new york city? >> very, very hot. >> janice: excellent job, you are right, my dear. look at the map, extreme heat warning, 78 and feel over 100 degrees for new york city area. first time we had excessive heat warning in two years here and that stretches into new jersey. excessive heat watch for folks up and down the i-95 corridor. will feel like 103 or 105. on sunday, cooler weather moves through and get into the 80s. we have a couple days to go. not only the heat, but that will trigger severe storms, including hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados and upper midwest. continue to monitor that for millions of folks. foxweather.com for the latest details. nice job. all right. back inside. >> steve: thank you, janice. >> ainsley: any of the girls single out there? yesterday you were trying to set lawrence up. >> janice: i will not ask. >> lawrence: j

what kind of a day do we have ahead temperature-wise janice dean out on the streets of new york.pread towards the east next couple of days in no. get up to 95 on friday. let's take a look at it. the heat has been a huge story for the southwest and the southern tier of the country. still warm today. still have heat alerts for millions of folk. kind of spread out a little bit. overth last few weeks sort of concentrated over the southwest and texas and louisiana. look at el paso. 37 days with highs at 100 degrees plus. so we're setting records not only in texas but mrs. phoenix. i know they have surpassed the record for the most days of 110 degrees plus. and look at the temperature outlook as we go through the next couple of weeks. very likely warmer over these southern states moving up towards the mid-atlantic. we do have some severe storms that are firing right now for parts of nebraska in towards iowa where we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect. large hail, damaging winds will be possible. and then a look at today's forecast. 86 here in new york with mostly sunny skies an

let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean out on the streets of new york city with the veryll me it's not going to rain today. >> janice: well, we do have the potential for rain in the forecast, really for the next couple of days. tomorrow we have a cold front that's going to swing through and that's going to bring the potential for flooding. let's take a look at it. we did have flood warnings all of this weekend. really up and down the i-95 corridor. this front moves through and then tomorrow through wednesday we are going to be dealing with the threat for heavy rainfall in the area and ground is saturated. it's not just new york. we have had 40 flood-related deaths already this year for many states. it's just been, you know, a terrible year for a lot of weather deaths. we have the severe storm threat today for the ohio valley. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and then the air quality, we have the smoke returning from canada unfortunately is supreme with respiratory issues make sure you are listening to local officials and keeping your forecast in mind. real

check in right now with senior meteorologist janice dean who is on the streets where, you know for ait's not raining here but you can just feel there's something up with the weather. >> janice: yeah, a lot of humidity in the atmosphere potential for showers and thunderstorms today around the new york city area but most of it will be up towards new england, let's take a look at the maps and i will a lot of these totals coming within a couple of hours. close to nine inches for parts of pennsylvania, west point, new york where we unfortunately had that death, that high water rescues happening across upstate new york in towards new england and we have several flash flood warnings in effect and flood alerts for the next several hours until tomorrow morning, especially for new england, so, rain still to come, vermont, you have the bulls eye on you, where we have the potential for flooding rainfall in the next couple of hours and then we also have the potential for severe weather for the plain states, from texas all the way towards the midwest and temperatures surpassing 100 degrees yet aga

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street backup on weekends has stalled in part because of public outrage. san francisco mayor london breed tweeted, saying the closures will stay in place until a long-term plan is reached. deanston wants permanent closures and scott weiner says ending the closures would be tragic. j.r. stone found out opinions are mixed. >> it's good for the neighborhood, good for the businesses. reporter: restaurants regarding we can street closures currently in place is clear-cut. >> we don't need the street to be open. >> i like it closed. it brings more business. people can walk out on the street. reporter: the weekend closure went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it's about to end has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back from what we lost. it's a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. reporter: it's not just those from the restaurants who would like to see it stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those at this chocolate store who tell me they've been packed during these closures. >> i think it brings more people out. it's good. repor

go out on the streets of pennsylvania and our senior meteorologist janice dean previews the day aheade a lot of rain over the weekend throughout the northeast. what about today, j.d. >> you can tell the atmosphere is saturated. we have the potential for thunderstorms really for the next few days but a break today for the most part. let's take the a look at it. look at all the watches and warnings we experienced yesterday. we had a couple of tornado warnings as well upstate new york, as well as new jersey. we had severe thunderstorm warnings and would flash flood alerts. dozens of them over the last 48 hours. today, a better day, but, again, the at more fear is juicy. it doesn't take everywhere to get a thunderstorm going and the potential for some flash flooding. but it's really tuesday things start to get a little bit more frisky in terms of the radar. tuesday into wednesday. as a cold front moves in and along that cold front we could see the potential for some super cells that could produce some heavy rainfall. we'vekeep an eye on that. flash flood threat for for tomorrow through we

street backup on weekends has stalled in part because of public outrage. san francisco mayor london breed tweeted, saying the closures will stay in place until a long-term plan is reached. dean wants permanent closures and scott weiner says ending the closures would be tragic. j.r. stone found out opinions are mixed. >> it's good for the neighborhood, good for the businesses. reporter: restaurants regarding we can street closures currently in place is clear-cut. >> we don't need the street to be open. >> i like it closed. it brings more business. people can walk out on the street. reporter: the weekend closure went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it's about to end has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back from what we lost. it's a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. reporter: it's not just those from the restaurants who would like to see it stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those at this chocolate store who tell me they've been packed during these closures. >> i think it brings more people out. it's good. reporter:

were violent scenes were witnessed on the streets of the ruby and capital as protesters plus with right police. the demonstrators were running against president dean that through our today, she gave an independent state speech list to our teams. semantics expanded hours for the next $120.00 days to come by region crime in the country. protesters accuse and nations leader of tracking down to the office of sion forces and are demanding her resignation. and that's where to turn on the program to size age. so let me show you best to flushes in central fun with dish here which left at least 18 people this weekend.

meanwhile, in san francisco supervisor dean preston announced a deal for the city to acquire 600 mcallister street to create up to 196 units of affordable housing, the affordable housing development would be built on the western edge of san francisco civics. enter preston's legislation proposes to increase the height and density at 98 franklin street. we're proposed housing project with sit atop a new high school while allowing a land dedication to then purchase 600 mcallister. preston says he's proud to push the envelope when it comes to creating as much affordable housing as possible and a homeless shelter at pier 94 near san francisco's bayview neighborhood will stay open for the time being. the decision comes after the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing and the port of san francisco reached a tentative agreement that verbal agreement will allow the site to remain in operation on a month-to-month arrangement until shelter operations are are eventually wound down. the agreement is a win for the 82 people who are currently living at that shelter. key terms, including how lon

streets of the peruvian capital. has protesters clashed with riot police. the demonstrators were running against president dean at blue arc, say she gave an independent state speech. mysql warranty is demanding, expounded powers for the next a $120.00 days to come by raging crime in the country. protesters accuse the nation's leader of tracking dog and opposition forces and are demanding her resignation. we go, let's just return to site the agent clashes as well in central funding. the dish which left at least 18 people did this weekend. it follows the mountains by the countries opposition nationalist party for the prime minister to step caretaker government to be installed to overseas. somebody elections the volume and soul buses torch than fire. busy and throwing up police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. we'll july's biggest geo political event, the russia africa summit. so many of the continents leaders in attendance this week in st. petersburg. next, we sit down for an exclusive interview with one of the, the president of or a tree. and as i us off work, he does not hold back couches sit done r

thousands of people are mounting through the streets of lima and the latest round of antique government protests. the cooling for the resignation of president dean up and watch am to congress to be to so demonstrate is also demanding justice to people killed in earlier protests. close elections and a new constitution have grown. ever since former president had the castillo, was removed from office last year. money at a sanchez is up there was purchased in lima. we are here at the center of the center of the capital, where a lot of the people for marketing are coming through this plaza and behind the caesar's, a small vigil that is being set up for the dead. for a more than 60 people that were killed during the process that the gun went off, when was the 2nd federal castillo was ousted in december, and now we're going to the presidency of many of the people we've talked to today. uh that have been marching around the cities have told us they are very angry at that there is a sense of impunity in the country because 49 people have been it has been documented. the 49 people according to human rights, have been killed by police on the army and there

time now 604, supervisor dean preston announced a deal yesterday for san francisco to acquire 600 mcallister street and create up to 196 units of affordable housing in the building. the development is going to be on the western edge of san francisco's civic centr preston's legislation proposes to increase the height and density at 98 franklin street. a proposed residential housing housing project that was set on top of a new high school while allowing a land dedication to purchase 600 mcallister street preston says, quote, i am proud to push the envelope to create as much affordable housing as possible. on the shelter at pier 94 near san francisco's bayview neighborhood is going to stay open for the time being after the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the port of san francisco reached a tentative agreement. the verbal deal will allow the site to remain in operation on a month-to-month arrangement until shelter operations are eventually wound down the agreement is a win for the 82 people currently living in that shelter. key terms, including how long the site will operate are s

have been attacked and the last 2 nights protest as a back on the streets of lima, demanding the resignation of february and president, dean. i'm fully watching. demonstrations began to form a president federal castillo is removed from office in december and security forces . in kenny, i have a rest of $300.00 antiques, governments for testers, demonstrated to angry at government plans to raise taxes. the opposition has called for 3 days of protests. the bottom administration has criticize the way my ones are being handled in texas. a state trooper as a choosing tech for the officials of engaging and widespread human rights abuses at the border with mexico. like had a report of the grand river that mocks the boulder. and in recent weeks, barriers have be no rick to the novel to objects that critics allege post a faithful threat to those attempting to swim across. the governor of texas says the meshes have been implemented because of what he describes. that's the lex, both the policies of the bite and administration, texas has had to take on the president of the steps and responding to the crisis caused by the, by the minis

street firm. putting them together had never been done before. how did you negotiate who would be the ceo? john: at the time, dean witter owned discover card. market cap was larger than ours. based on market cap and they had a much larger market cap to do the deal. purcell wanted to be in charge. that was one of the prerequisites to do the deal, he would be the ceo and i would be the president of the firm. we did that deal. david: you did that deal. being president under somebody else was a step back, although it was a bigger firm. how long did that last? john: that is a good question. i know we did not last too long. [laughter] david: ultimately, you said you had enough. you did not like his style. you ultimately said, i am out of here. unemployed. you tell your wife, guess what, your husband is unemployed? john: [laughter] right. my wife is so supportive. i could have told her anything and she is on my side. she is great. i ended up at one point kind of going to a hedge fund and working with samberg. i did that for a while. i was flexible. i think they call them the grumpy, old men who went after the existing management at morgan stanley.

protesters have been marching through the streets of periods, kept in lima and the latest round of antique government purchase. according for the resignation of president dean, for the last 8 and for congress to be dissolved, the demonstrations that will suit demanding justice for people killed in anti and protest cools body elections and a new constitution have grown since form a precedent. heather castillo was released from office last year. just over an hour from now the fif it 2023 women's wells comp will begin in australia, new zealand. and it's set to be a tournament, a fuss, a racquel, $32.00 teams that taking pulse and phones have already boots, move in a 1000000 tickets, like thomas reports from city of the night's thief. the women's well comp is set to confirm the rapid rise of the women's game and is ready, history making, australia, and use even the 1st ever co host reco ticket sales and prize money at the tournaments expanded to 32 teams. for the 1st time. i think the possibilities of this world cup is, is just going to be the biggest, the best and most competitive and just continue to elevate it, you know, we just, we just continue to make it

san francisco supervisor dean preston has just announced a deal for the city to acquire 600 mcallister street. >> to create up to 196 units of affordable housing. there. this development would be built on the western edge of san francisco's civic centr preston's legislation proposes to increase the height and density at 98 franklin street, which is a proposed housing project that would sit atop of a new high school. and this deal would also allow land dedication to purchase 600 mcallister street. he says, quote, that he's proud to push the envelope to create as much affordable housing as possible. a homeless shelter at pier 94 near san francisco's bayview is going to stay open for some time after the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing and the port of san francisco reached a tentative deal. it's a verbal agreement that will allow the site to remain in operation on a month-to-month basis until shelter operations are eventually wound down. this agreement is a win for the 82 people who currently live in that shelter. the key terms, though, including how long the site will op

dean martin. >> jimmy: wow. >> and holly robinson peete. we grew up -- ♪ down on jump street. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's really close to us here, just a couple of blocks. i think we have a live shot of your star right now. [ laughter ] there it is. well, you know. you know, octavia, the good news is it's clean. >> it's clean. it's definitely clean. >> jimmy: you had a couple of friends, traditionally what you do is ask a couple of famous friends to come and speak on your behalf. your friends were allison janney and will ferrell. [ cheers and applause ] have you known both of them for a long time? >> i -- allison janney was a part of my start kit. i mean, we -- i met her within six months of moving here 27 years ago. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> so she's family at this point. >> jimmy: where did you meet her? >> i met her through a mutual friend, tate taylor, he's kind of the mayor of everywhere. tate introduced me to janney. i've been a fan of will's. we worked together on "spirited." he's stuck with me now, poor thing. >> jimmy: he's the best. yeah, he's a great guy. allison i think h

dean us trying to get enough money for a place on a boat. we've arranged to make some do and to the car in a side street, they were afraid of the police. so we soon discreetly with a cell phone, they tell us about their attempts to escape to europe. we're always in touch asking how much money do you have? what can you add? and then some of us pay for the boat and others by gasoline. even if it force me to turn it back a 1000 times, i'll keep trying that they need to raise of a 1000 euros for the crossing these days. they organize their own votes as they no longer trust the traffic, because they suspect they are collaborating with the denisia. nills ortiz, that doesn't assume that they need before the canadian coast guard either does everything to stop us and force us to turn back. or they take away our gasoline or the engines of it, and just leave us floating in the water. the people that see this footage was shot by news agency. the gymnasium coast guard denies the allegations and says there's no evidence. according to the european union for the agency fund tax move and $60000.00 migrants have arrived in europe via the mediterranean s

and if you dean us trying to get enough money for a place on a boat, we've arranged to meet some do and to the car in a side street, they were afraid of the police. so we soon discreetly with a cell phone. they tell us about their attempts to escape to europe. why? we're always in touch asking how much money do you have? what can you add? and then some of us pay for the boat. i know those by gasoline even if it force me to turn it back a 1000 times, i'll keep trying that they need to raise of a 1000 euros for the crossing. these days they organize their own votes as they no longer trust the truck because they suspect they're collaborating with. it's an emotional sars, he's like done less than that they need before the canadian coast guard either does everything to stop us and force us to turn back or they take away our gasoline or the engines of it and just leave us floating in the water with the people i see this footage was shot the news agency, the gymnasium coast guard denies the allegations and says there is no evidence. according to the european union's voted, agency fund tax more than $60000.00 migrants hav

dean preston just announced a deal. >> for the city of san francisco to acquire 600 mcallister street to clean up and create 196 units of affordable housing in that area. it would be built on the western edge of san francisco civics. enter this proposal would also increase the height and density at 98 franklin street, which is where there's a proposed residential housing project that would sit on top of a new high school and that was there would also be this land dedication of purchase 600 mcallister street. 905, is the time right now at other news that we're following a homeless shelter at pier 94 near san francisco's bayview neighborhood is going to stay open for now because the city's department of homelessness and the port of san francisco just reached a deal. just a tentative deal, verbal agreement right now to allow decide to remain in operation on a month-to-month basis until shell children operations do eventually wind down. the agreement is a win for the 82 people that are currently living at that shelter. time now is 905, will turn into a top story. a judge granted a san francisco art gallery owner, communi

dean got to open the show and uh, need. uh uh, we know that he has been calling uh, per testers to come out to the street. uh, we saw, you know, with pots and pans. a single lies um that, you know, the highest cost of living we also had from the french cruise attach leads as human rights organizations basically saying that just for needs to not use acceptance accepts is false. now we also know that the government forces i have been deployed in different areas, particularly hot sport areas that's uh where purchased normally i'll call we have also heard from diplomatic missions. they say they know you said issue. i say cement as saying that. 9 they hope that that, um, these politicians, as they hope that the politicians basically will be able to de escalate this tension. so right now it is very much seems that people are staying away and a good comfort. obviously, one of the driving forces of these process is the squeeze on people's cost of living. well, impact to protest to say these punk holly kikes, another financial problem is a having them. so lets people are very, very frustrated. and particularly the

brandy, thank you very much for the live report from the streets of montpelier. 20 minutes after the top of the hour check in with janice deanituation up there. >> so heart breaking. you heard that last resident say they have never experienced something like this. the last time they had flooding like this was back in 2011 with hurricane the remnants of irene. you have to go back to the 1920s to see the mount of flooding that they have seen in northern and central vermont. there is more rain in the forecast by the way. let's take a look at what is hang right now. one of the rain totals, of course, we are looking at the potential for more rain in the forecast on top of the nine, ten inches that they received in vermont. and why news ski river by the way still at major flood stage will we have more rain in the forecastna. is going to add more snout injury. go back to 1927 to see the that is what is causing destruction and catastrophic destruction to the area. more rain not only today but heading into thursday, friday and the weekend. taking a look at our fox model here, rounds of more wet weather and if you have got rain settin

dean. got the old position visa. uh, he's the one who has called this part as for these protest side, he has told people to come to the street car in boston tons to symbolize this very high cost of living people here, a very frustrated this things that they want the cost of living reduce to they are very angry about this, so i'll find those ox. uh that now is in um, in court. uh so people are frustrated. suffolk, as president says, his russian counts a pump, bloody man painting will not be attending the brick summit to johannesburg next month. so oppose it says that decision was reached by mutual agreement. the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant against clinton, accusing him of new crimes and ukraine. as a good signal treat to the icpc south africa would have a judy to arrest perusing. if you were to travel to the country about chris in all jerry, i has killed at least 34 people, 12 others were injured in the southern province of tim on or i sent video and social media show the burning wreckage off the bus client id with another vehicle is ready for see is obtained at least 10 palestinians and rates op

street firm, you could argue it was a mainstream firm. putting the two together had never been like that before. how did you negotiate who would be ceo? john: at that time, deanwned discovery card. the market crab -- cap was larger than ours. they had a larger market cap to do the deal purcell wanted to be . in charge. that was one of the prerequisites to do the deal. he would be the ceo and i would be the president and we did that deal. david: you did that deal, being president under someone else was a step back, you could argue, even though it was a bigger firm. how long did that last? john: that is a good question, it did not last too long. [laughter] david: you said i've had enough of this and you did not like his style. you write about that in your book any ultimately said ok, i am out of here. did you tell your wife guess what, your husband is unemployed? john: my wife is so supportive i could have told her anything and she is on my side. it was great. i ended up at one point going into the hedge fund and working with our denver a while, but i was really flexible and i think they call them the grumpy old men. went after the existing management at morgan

item 49 approve the port commission lease with andre but dean business as chowder house restaurant at 2860 tailor street. for 5, 400 square feet of restaurant space extends the dead line to march 31 of 2024. changes the scope and increases the investment requirement for tenant improve ams to 900 thousand. same how the same call. call 50 and 51 together. >> authority the port to execute 2 termination agreements. item 15 is 300 jefferson street. d & gllc lieu pier 47 and item 51 is for 340 jefferson street. 340 jefferson llcdba pompeii grotto. same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. next item. >> 52, this resolution approves the third amendment to a contract software a service agreement with yardy system inc. to increase the contract amount for a new total not to exceed amount of 515,000. and to increase the contract duration by 5 years a new term through april 24 of 2028 and new duration of 15 years. same house same call. the resolution is adopted. next item >> item 53. this resolution approves modification to the folsom storm water improvement project contract. tunnel engineering with mc mill

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street flooding in western kentucky. flash flood emergency, thunderstorms tearing through the state leaving homes and roads underwater. first responders are carrying out rescues. janice deaneather forecast for you now. >> janice: big deal in kentucky. we have flash flood emergency for portions of kentucky, several inches of rain in just an hour. we have flash flood emergency in place for many hours, that means life-threatening flooding is occurring now. since midnight, seven inches of rain, high water in progress and we have a watch in the area, still rain to come, three to five, five to eight inches through friday. that is something we'll have to watch, threat for severe storms and other big story is heat, relentless record-breaking heat for the southwest, including las vegas and phoenix, arizona, well over 110 degrees for the last three weeks and next 10 days are no exception. we'll talk about weather and brian, we will be playing soccer, get on out here. >> brian: a version of soccer as we get ready for the women's world cup. heading out, world cup week. we will do a special teqball look. never seen anything like that. first talk about talented, bill hemmer, very talen

approving a mixed use project at 98 franklin street and affordable housing projects on the callous terse tree and octavia boulevard. the proposal also by supervisor dean preston would bring a total of 671 homes to the area. 42% of which would be affordable housing. as temperatures continue to rise across the globe. so did the risk of heart attacks. according to medical experts, scientists say prolonged heat waves like the ones we're experiencing right now across north america will become more common due to climate change and we'll have serious impacts on human health. they say high temperatures especially at night can lead to an increased risk of heart attacks and even death. >> so repeated han, not time temperatures, a particularly dangerous human health because the body is unable to recover from sustained hate. this leads to increased cases of heart attacks and and it's not diseases that we say. they the notable ones. almost the attention focuses on daytime maximum temperatures. it is not temperature which will have the biggest health risk. >> their advice drink plenty of water. stay out of the sun and check in on your elderly and vulnerable neighbo

item 49 approve the port commission lease with andre but dean business as chowder house restaurant at 2860 tailor street. for 5, 400 square feet of restaurant space extends the dead line to march 31 of 2024. changes the scope and increases the investment requirement for tenant improve ams to 900 thousand. same how the same call. call 50 and 51 together. >> authority the port to execute 2 termination agreements. item 15 is 300 jefferson street. d & gllc lieu pier 47 and item 51 is for 340 jefferson street. 340 jefferson llcdba pompeii grotto. same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. next item. >> 52, this resolution approves the third amendment to a contract software a service agreement with yardy system inc. to increase the contract amount for a new total not to exceed amount of 515,000. and to increase the contract duration by 5 years a new term through april 24 of 2028 and new duration of 15 years. same house same call. the resolution is adopted. next item >> item 53. this resolution approves modification to the folsom storm water improvement project contract. tunnel engineering with mc mill

dean, 100 degrees celsius for about 20 hours, but it is part of your next cultures heritage. so even if it declines it profession extend. flourishes. ask for your. the unrest on the streets of bangladesh as the opposition calls on the government to resign. the one sent me to say them, this is i'll just do i live from the hall. so coming up the jazz coolly, that faces more pressure. the suspends co operation, the african union, coles and the minute 3 to return to its barracks. it is opposition condemns the government's failing to act in money pool with warnings, more violence plus we will win the election big and we will make america great again. thank you. thank you very much. public in front of run a donald trump and all the candidates make that pitch. the next is race for the white house. the we begin in bangladesh with police are cracking down the line to government protest by firing. take guess, beating demonstrations on the streets of the council dot com. several prominent opposition leaders from lead times as i specialist, positive, been detained. protest is on demanding. the resignation of prime minister shake has seen that they want an interim government before l

streets. >> it's 10, 18 1. san francisco supervisor is calling on the city to do more to stop car break. ins supervisor dean preston has has 7 city agencies, including the mayor's office and the police department and the d a to report on how they plan to stop or cut down on how many cars break-ins are happening. preston says the road, even 10,000 car break ins in the city this year. and you can see video of how fast they happen. so he wants them to look into the effectiveness of different programs that have been introduced over the last few years and figure out which are working aed which are not. in the east bay. you can now access the city of hayward's website. this after a ransomware attack took it out over the weekend. hayward is stilll continuing to assess and recover from that attack where the city says intruders attempted to disrupt and hold hostage aspects components of the computer system and networks. and actually, there are certain aspects that are still i'm not fully up to an online are gradually restoring them. if you find a non-functioning link on their site, they're asking you 2 reported at i

street journal financial times post and several others. then we will have schmidt serve and david harvey, our miller, professor of law and economics and dean emeritus at columbia law school. he served as the dean of the law school from 2004 to 2014 and is one of the nation's leading tax scholars. and that wraps up the panel. so let's begin with daniel. thank you. well, first, i just want to thank philip for organizing this wonderful conference and say how honored i am to a participant in it. so so thank you very much philip for bringing us all together to talk these important topics. as many of these astute observers, including those on the prior panel have suggested, it, that the united states has become ungovernable and a of scholars, prominent have stressed external factors for deepening political dysfunction. and, you know, these include rising economic inequality global trade, increased immigration, ethnic diversity in the united states. but in my remarks this morning, i just want to start actually not by looking external causes, but at inward internal ones to the political system and sort of give a suggestion that it's not a crisis o

dean preston and the san francisco board of supervisors also unanimously approved a new housing package near the city's hayes valley neighborhood. the package will help move mixed use project at 98 franklin street also permit 100% affordable housing at a parking lot on 600 mcallister street and expedite the affordable housing project called parcel k in the hayes valley neighborhood. the legislation also paves the way to provide more jobs in the city in total, 671. new homes would be coming to that area in the near future. talk about our forecast now with a live look outside of the fog that really has stuck around the coast today. a lot warmer temperatures are on the way as we get closer to the weekend. meteorologist kyla grogan here now detail. so foggy and that shot there. half moon yeah, a little bit right. they've been hanging out of those clouds marine layer kind of the day today as we watch the marine layer kind of move in. and of course, that kept us a little bit cooler as well. >> start to get those temperatures that are a little bit below average out at the coast. you can see right now sitting at 56 degrees. 63 in downtown san francisco. we're at 83 in santa rosa, though, 84 in concord

dean. got the all positions visa. uh, she's the one who has called this part as for the to attach side. he has told people to come to the street car in sometimes to symbolize. um this very high cost of living people here are very frustrated. uh, this thing that. c they want the cost of leaving reduced. they are very angry about this and uh, finance ox. uh that now is in um, in quartz. uh so people are frustrated um, but it is still very few fluid and its katheryn. we know that the government has previous for you is not on the tag asked as you were seeing now that will search live rounds and trying to control the protests. what kind of security deployments are you seeing around the capital? i can see right there behind your that military vehicle. yeah, well there's a very huge deployment of the security forces, not just to narrow the body in different parts of the country as well. and i've told you, as i told you, um the police are using t o gosh. and we also have seen in previous protests. so for these have used a very big of force to deal with protest as we know that several people have been killed in the last 2 weeks or so.