i was appointed by the late ed lee and was on the mission structure, with the bay, with the terminal and these are what fell under the office of investment and community infrastructure. >> my first commission appointment was the san francisco youth commission. i was sworn in by mayor gavin newsom where we worked on a myriad of issues to be sure that parents had transparent information and we worked on the muni and the lifeline package. that came from the san francisco youth commission. i bring up those issues to say that the world, the city hall, san francisco is your oyster. there is no issue too small or call too big that you cannot handle. i walk the halls today and in my full-time job i'm a consultant for a consulting firm and i act as a bridge inside city hall and outside city hall. i remind myself that we have important persons here. we have mayor breed, other commissioners and these are all people that you have access to in this building. >> i'm going to end with this before i call mayor breed up. my challenge for you all is to become masters of all of the tangible. there is e

i mean, dianne feinstein got in on interim and then ed lee got in on an interim. we have a lot of interims, but once you're in possession is 9/10 of the law. i mean, is that realistic even? >> well, the caretaker role that he is identified in is one in which i think whoever he selects would have to agree to it. now, as you pointed out, ed lee said he was not going to run for the seat outright and then changed his mind. so that does happen in politics, as we know. but i think in this situation with these two front front and center contenders in an adam schiff and katie porter and barbara lee lagging somewhat behind, i think it would be someone would be hard pressed to continue to try and then pursue to a campaign when they have been campaigning now for about a year. >> you already have a vibrant, real contest going on. so that is different from the edley situation. but i do want to just wrap it up with this real quick. no matter who ends up winning, does it change california's influence in dc or to lose a veteran that gigantic no question. >> i mean, there's no que

office since 2018 and that is when she won a special election following the death of former mayor ed lee. in may, bree got her first major challenger in the supervisor whose district includes neighborhoods like ingleside, excelsior and the outer mission. but today another big name officially through his hat in the ring. you might know him as a local philanthropist or as air to the levi strauss fortune. jose martinez takes a look inside his campaign announcement and the early response. >> reporter: what is the first thing that comes to mind when you look at the city? that was a big topic of discussion today here in potrero hill where daniel lori officially announced his candidacy for mayor of san francisco. a view like none other playing host to potrero hill. >> what you think when you look at this view? >> i think we are capable of so much and we are not living up to the expectations that we all have for our city. >> reporter:'s announcement drew a crowd of friends, family, supporters and curious voters, as well as a political and community activist in the mission. >> i think at this poi

levi fortune, has run tipping point community for the past 15 years and was tapped by former mayor ed lee to lead the super bowl 50 bid committee. critics point out he may have trouble differentiating his goals from those of the current mayor. at today's event he listed a series of positions and priorities including some that sound very similar to goals mayor breed has set including recruiting more police and clearing tent encampments after alternate housing or shelter has been offered. >> if you're offered a shelter bed and you say no, you can't stay on the street. that simple. the time for that is over. >> reporter: lurie says mayor breed should have directed the city to build more shelters and believes she should have had a faster legal reaction to the injunction that prevented the city from clearing nearly all encampments. a few picketers voiced their skepticism of lurie's qualifications. >> when the violence was taking place in the community, where you been? i know mayor breed has been on the frontline. >> reporter: the second formal challenger to mayor breed. another supervisor anno

well, i remember when i was president of the board of supervisors and sadly, ed lee passed away. and one of the first calls i got was from senator dianne feinstein. and we had a very long discussion on about just what she went through, how she made decisions, how difficult it was. and she she provided that support and that mentorship to make sure here that i was prepared to step up at a difficult time for our city. and so we build it there was a bond that we established because of that, me being the second woman and what that meant . and, you know, she was very proud and very happy to see me in this role. she supported me wholeheartedly and we had regular discussions over the years about different things related to san francisco. of course, many of her ideas of what could be done, but it was not ever lost on me. i you know, becoming mayor for me was just just incredible. i never thought someone like me from public housing could could be mayor. and we talked about even the work she did across the street from the projects. i grew up in the pink palace was a notorious even more so a

we lost the mayor, ed lee, who died in office. i was president of the board of supervisors just like she was, and one of the first calls i received, when word got out that the mayor had passed, it was from sen. dianne feinstein offering words of word and courage meant, really taking me through those moments when she took on the same role during the tragedy, to stay the course, stay focused, to lead the city, to make sure that i am doing everything i can to give people comfort in a time of tragedy.>> this is an important moment for the state of california as well, as we mentioned a little earlier, your name has been floated as a replacement. is that a job that you would be willing and ready to take on if the government asked?>> right now i am the mayor of san francisco. i am running to be mayor of san francisco for next year. i want to continue to be mayor of san francisco.>> that's not a no. i want to ask you more broadly, this is a very important issue, especially for african americans in the state of california, where they used

like feinstein breed was president of the board of supervisors when then mayor ed lee died in 2017 from heart disease. like feinstein, a generation before breed became san francisco mayor overnight, one of the first calls i got was from senator dianne feinstein, and we had a very long discussion about about just what she went through, how she made decisions and how difficult it was. and she provided that support and that mentorship to make sure that i was prepared to step up at a difficult time for our city. san francisco mayor london breed ordered all flags at city buildings lowered to half staff in tribute to senator dianne feinstein. she also says on the fourth floor of city hall there is a public condolence book available so people can come and write their memories, messages and tributes in honor of the late senator in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. well, california's other us senator alex padilla, got choked up when he paid tribute to his late colleague on the senate floor this morning. it is with pro found sad this that we bid farewell to my dear friend colleague

and the mayor at that time, ed lee, died unexpectedly of a heart attack. again, she talked about the mentorship that dianne feinstein provided. she said in comments just within the last hour, quote, one of the first calls i got was from dianne feinstein. this is mayor london breed talking about this conversation she had with feinstein after she found out she was going to become mayor of san francisco. breed says, quote, she provided that support and mentorship to make sure i was prepared to step up at a difficult time in our city. now we also heard from former san francisco mayor willie brown, who was mayor of san francisco, also for two terms in the 90s and into the early 2000s. and he talked about how dianne feinstein would frequent call him and give him some constructive criticism about how things were going in san francisco. he said she never really left san francisco, even after becoming a senator of california in washington, d.c. again, as we've been reporting this morning, feinstein was in washington, d.c. when she passed away over night in her home

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she thinks the criminals, our ed stickley inmate lee going to take advantage of her kindness and go and go. gave me a break. i swear i won't commit another crime. what night? yeah. is that come? and they hey, you left me out here i come. they were running out of time. real quick. the pride flag vote in seminole. the school district says, nope, we're not going to do that. only the u.s. flag in the california state flag and now some people are upset about that. >> okay. the ups we are one country, part of it. now we put your fly couple's other flag. do we have to put up? no, no, no. you're part of our country part of our state, it's very inclusive. so don't be pushing that on the school district. in my opinion flag legal recourse if if they i mean because a lot of school districts to fly the pride flag, a lot of places fly that, okay. but they you know, it depends on your school district parents. one involved in this. the parents were very active. it was quite an active meeting. they decided no 2 flags. that said this is a this is a group that's been discriminated against historically dec

issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lee said we should lead this challenge that the city will have 25 hundred jobs that first summer 6200 jobs and been building. >> i'll high are ups we like to pledge 50 jobs so for youth this summer. >> excellent. thank you. >> a large part of the jobs it did manual resource center started off a a youth program and our first year 35 percent of the young people working full-time we know there the pressors looking for committed young people the resource fair attracts over 6 hundred people if all over the city and the greater bay area. >> we have public and private partnership the employers came from hertz rent a car and many private sector jobs sea have the city staff so the airport is here, starbuck's is here we've been retail we have restaurants, we have offices and so the young people will get an opportunity to partner search warrant with so many of the great champions for jobs. >> for the past 5 years we've hired over 3 willed youth to work as business traces they have been promoted to s

i will kickoff the presentation on the 2020 health and recovery bondful joining me are ed-month-old lee from public works. gg whitly from homelessness and supportive housing and kathy young for department of public health we have a lot to cover i gallon quick and make sure everybody has time. >> sthp when was covered boy kate. capitol plan example this slide this is over view of the officials. each department will peek to the slide throughout presentation. and so rec and parks. first up we want to talk about the issuance sum row. august of 21 we did our first in february of 23 the second. just to highlight the projects in the neighborhood parks they are in design and construction and in the recovery parks jackson play ground and the square have ceqa clearance and others are in planning and design. this is the issuance. the. audit and issuance cost 7.4 million spread across the department in this bond not just for rec park. and this shows rec p's bond allocation activity the toast 2,ances of 197.8 million. swham important here i think is the 56.6 million encumbered and the upcoming with

i will kickoff the presentation on the 2020 health and recovery bondful joining me are ed-month-old lee works. gg whitly from homelessness and supportive housing and kathy young for department of public health we have a lot to cover i gallon quick and make sure everybody has time. >> sthp when was covered boy kate. capitol plan example this slide this is over view of the officials. each department will peek to the slide throughout presentation. and so rec and parks. first up we want to talk about the issuance sum row. august of 21 we did our first in february of 23 the second. just to highlight the projects in the neighborhood parks they are in design and construction and in the recovery parks jackson play ground and the square have ceqa clearance and others are in planning and design. this is the issuance. the. audit and issuance cost 7.4 million spread across the department in this bond not just for rec park. and this shows rec p's bond allocation activity the toast 2,ances of 197.8 million. swham important here i think is the 56.6 million encumbered and the upcoming with hers rescue

ed: thank you. caroline: we will be talking more about regulation, antitrust, and google in particular. the lawsuit against amazon as well. leeer will be joining us from american economic liberties project. and macro strategy picking up another $150 million with of bitcoin. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ >> bloomberg technology. ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: caroline hyde in new york. ed: president biden has touched down at the detroit national airport and he will later be meeting with uaw representatives, joining the picket lines at the invitation of the uaw and meeting with local representatives and the talks ongoing, gm and stellantis are the sticking point and ford was expanded -- spared from the expanded strike. president biden on the ground. caroline: let's get a quick check on the markets as we will discuss what is happening with autos but more broadly as we see what is happening in the technology field. the nasdaq 100 is underwater. what the borrowing costs are happening, the two year yield, two basis points on the high side and about the 5% point level and bitcoin is on the downside, the story of dollar stre

that was not her cat, which deeply offended so the cat traipsed over to ed and paul slept and says that's is with harper lee, basically a book of storytelling. but i found photograph the simons island. and its cat if you can't see it reading to kill mountain bird and i couldn't wait i drove my wife lunch and we've got to go to munro. i've got to show this thing now. this is what she said. we were fed people cash, independent cash or confident dogs require constant attention. don't take care themselves or dependent and are far too much trouble to. as i respond, that sounds to me as if you are describing the difference between women and men, not difference between cats and dogs. which said not one word, but smirked for quite a long time. so from the house where my soul is and quoting just after, just after classes began in the fall of 1969, threatened with kidney failure and complications caused by a malfunctioning parathyroid gland, walker entered the hospital, spending time in hospitals had become such a regular part of her that she approached each stay as if it were her last resolute woman that she she dil

ed lavandera in austin, thank you. >>> we're also following the latest on lee, the powerful storm nearing the new england and canadian coasts. hours ago lee weakened from a category 1 hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone. it's still posing serious threats, including hurricane force winds and heavy rain. derrick van dam is live in harwich, massachusetts, on cape cod. >> reporter: i think that we got really lucky with this particular storm. just talking to some of the local residents here, they have to agree, because we know these hurricanes are a game of miles. if this thing was west by 50 miles, we would have significantly worse impacts here on cape cod and the barnstable county, where i am located on the shores of massachusetts. the same cannot be said for what's taking place now in the state of maine, where the bulk of this most intense part of post tropical cyclone lee is located. i just looked. seeing those numbers for power outages tick up and up and up. they're currently at 80,000 customers without power. just a few hours ago, that was about 40,000. that kind of spells out what's been happening there. just anal

. >> quite a startling op-ed that some of us saw last night. ari fleischer joins us. lee carter is here and leslie marshall, all weigh-in on what this means for biden's potential candidacy. first, new reaction from the white house to speaker mccarthy's announcement that he will launch an impeachment inquiry in to president biden. >> certainly not going to speculate on what has been a baseless inquiry that the house republicans can't even really defend themselves. and that many house republicans have said they couldn't support their own votes. >> so we bring in the chair of the house ways and means committee, republican congressman jason smith of missouri. he's one of the leaders of this impeachment inquiry. congressman, thank you for being here. you heard from karine jean-pierre there. here's a bit of an echo from other democrats who say that there is nothing here against the president. watch. >> kevin mccarthy time after time after time is negotiating with the terrorists, is placating the extreme wing and that's why we are now going to be focusing in september on impeach

ed sheeran will like that. >> have a good weekend. >>> tonight, two major stories, the historic strike, thousands of autoworkers walking off the job. >>> and hurricane leeon the northeast. >>> first, that unprecedented strike launched by the united autoworkers against all big three automakers president biden saying today, the workers deserve a, quote, fair share. what are their demands, and what could this do to the economy? >>> also tonight, hurricane lee closing in states of emergency in massachusetts and maine. lee now a large and dangerous category 1 storm with winds of 80 miles an hour the new track. >>> the new request from special counsel jack smith why he's asking a judge to impose a gag order of former president trump and the deadline for mr. trump to respond >>> the disturbing video. an ohio school worker appearing to slam to the ground a 3-year-old boy with special needs then holding him upside down what the family is demanding. >>> the battle over wild horses in the west why they're causing so much controversy >>> and the solemn ceremony 60 years after the birmingham church bombing that killed four black girls and a fifth who survived that d

lee. however it's still anyone's race because almost one third of voters, 32, remain undecided. edswoman barbara lee will be the grand marshal for the oakland pride parade. organizers say congresswoman lee has been an outspoken supporter for the lgbtq plus community since she was in the state legislature. the oakland pride parade is sunday say it will begin at 14 and broadway. well, our time is 638. rescue teams in turkey are busy. they're racing against time, trying to save an american explorer. 40 year old mark dickey got sick while inspecting one of the deepest caves in turkey as part of a research project. rescue workers located him nearly 3000ft underground. they're now providing him with badly needed medical care. the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed in my opinion, saved my life. i was very close to the edge. however, the rescue team is still facing some big challenges as they try to bring him up to the surface. the cave is extremely narrow and dickey will need to be carried out on a stretcher due to his sickness and injuries.

lee. she donated to political candidates andindeed donated to political candidates and indeed mps, people like barry gardiner and sir edwell . mi5 at the top of government as well . m15 published her name in order to warn people about the extent of potential chinese influence operations in westminster and at the heart of government. but a year later, and it seems like that was not the end of the matter, that was only the very beginning because a week or so ago we learned that perhaps as much as six months ago, an individual who had been working for senior conservative mps had been arrested. now most media outlets are choosing not to name this individual because he maintains his innocence and has put out a pretty forthright statement, both condemning the chinese communist party and saying that he is not an agent of that country or that regime team. but however , of course, team. but however, of course, his arrest must have been predicated on some sort of evidence. and then most recently, we learned aside from those two cases, two further individuals have been flagged to the conservative party from by mi5, the conservati