within a year, were you nur home must not be at a value that is worth more than 105% of your exist egging home. which means if you sell your old home for $1 million, and you buy a home within one year, your new home should not be worth more than $1.15 million. if you sell your existing home at $1 million and buy a replacement between year one and two, it should be no more than $1.1 million. know that your ability to participate in this program expires after two years. you will not be able to receive prop 60 tax benefits if you cannot make the purchase within two years. so benefit from this tax savings program, you have to apply. just download the prop 60 form from our website and submit it to our office. for more, visit our website, sfassessor.org, >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i ha

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the more pertinent new stories that has come out i'm imagining since your this book, as part of the eg carroll saga, she gives president trump rate in the '90s but more pertinent entered defamation in 2019, during his administration. there was a question whether that suspense would still hold up in the president trump was out of office and the new administration was coming in and even though a federal court said this is essentially bogus, the merrick garland administration said well, because this happened during trump's administration, we are going to take this on. defending president trump. what does that say to you. >> so i've been critical of america garland in a price on some other things but this i disagreed with. some very critical in the book so bill barr determination with donald trump came over to the justice department i would like you to represent me in this matter. defamation and termination for bill barr is must conduct in the official course on the presidents duty. the way it was a find me is the prosecutor as if you indicted somebody because of something you said in cour

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the rioters egged on by unscrupulous politicians showed how much damage a group of private citizens could do. but the rest of us can repair the damage by pushing for stronger democratic guardrails and resisting efforts to subvert the will of the people. by now you've probably heard the story that in 1787, somebody supposedly asked benjamin franklin what kind of government the constitutional convention had decided on. a republic, he answered, if you can keep it. the delegates could design the best system in the world, but its success ultimately rested with the people. that sounds like an ominous warning, but we might also take comfort. the power to preserve democracy is in our hands. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. >>> the american economy grew at an impressive annualized rate of 6.5% in the second quarter of the year. but april through june was a period when many americans were leaving their homes, taking their masks off, going back to work and going into stores. what happens to the economy if some of that reverses thanks to

. >> i don't want to harp on any eg neg negative as and you could pass on the raw costs, the demand, get just -- call up and get that boat. there is enough demand, i believe you could pass on these difficult costs? >> we can. in the long-term we want to keep boating affordable that is part of what we do but we want to cover our costs and we do have some exceptional cost this is year associated with the supply chain. we have implemented cost pricing that covers those costs. >> well you're adding capacity. >> we're adding capacity, too. we certainly want to get as many people into boating as we can in the long-term. but absolutely, we have an opportunity right now to price to cover those costs but we price at the lower end, we try to not do it too much so we always have a long-term view >> well david folks, ceo of brunswick, symbol bc you have done i remarkable job. >> thank you very much, jim. great to see you >> coming up cox, plus premier access and more. the ceo of disney has lots of ground to cover when he joins cramer next. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, bu

police coming in on horses and people having a good time nrao*eg for their lives, fearing for safetyloved ones. it reminds you of what we went through in d.c. with the nationals game and the shots fired outside the stadium and people running from the stadium. brutal to see what is happening in these great american cities. great to see you. >> it is silence from joe biden and kamala harris. they are absolutely nowhere in this. look, kamala harris last year was out there bailing people out of jail from these riots as fast as she could. she has advocated in the past for making sure there is cashless bail and we get the people out as soon as possible. >> sandra: good to see you. thank you. no end in sight for the flood of migrants pouring across our southern border. agents there so overwhelmed they are now releasing covid-positive migrants to fan out around the country. look at this shocking video. pete hegseth will join us coming up on that. plus this. >> call it what it is. sometimes they use the word cult. the only difference between jim jones and donald trump is the fact that we now

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as you approached them, in much the same way saw the menacing on saturday, they were egging people onery angry way. i researched some of those guys. there was one guy named mike was on oh, also a proud boy and member of the american guard, which is a designated hate group from the southern poverty law center. he maced me, hit my phone out of my hand. i'm sure there were others that i did not see that traveled down from orange county, what have you. this was a widespread thing in california. i think it is shocking for a lot of people because i see california as being a liberal, progressive state. we do have an element of hard right folks here. they have become much more vocal under the trump administration. amy: can you tell us about what happened -- i believe it was at the same time as the insurrectionists were storming the capitol, there were local protests around the country. in the attack on the black trans woman in l.a., how this fits into the story? her name was erleinda, 25 years old, set a large group of pro-trump supporters attacked her. >> that is correct. i was there for tha

who egged them to go there? what about donald trump's lost cause rallies which are still pushing that same lie that incited the coup attempt from both inside and outside the capitol? do we as a country have any concern about deterrence? for insurrections? deterrence for donald trump, who's still filling our politics with his lies? deterrence for the next donald trump and the bad actors like russia who want to help american democracy to fail? this is not about punishing the past, as valuable as that may be. it is actually about protecting the future. it's about protecting american democracy, which came perilously close to being undermined. on monday in a different capitol riot case, judge howell questioned the financial consequences that the rioters face. quote, i have found the damage amount of less than $1.5 million, when all of us american taxpayers are about to foot the bill for close to $500 million, a little bit surprising. see, last month congress passed a $2.1 billion security bill to secure funding for t

will take an eg educational foc and pr focus once finalized. >> one more on afghanistan. has the president or any administration official been in contact with former afghanistan president ghani? >> not that i'm aware of. go ahead. >> you mentioned at the top that about 700 people have been evacuated in the past 24 hours. pentagon officials including secretary john kirby expect that number to increase five to 9,000 a day? can you talk about what needs to happen between now and then to ramp the number up and when you expect to hit sit? >> good question. what i had been referring to a few moments ago is the fact our focus is on securing not just the perimeter of the airport but also operational capacity at the airport, which of course is a department of defenseoverseeing. because we had success we're hopeful to expedite additional flights out. that's not where we were yesterday and given we've made progress, we're hopeful to increase the number of people, american citizens, siv applicants and others to get out of the country. >> it's our understanding that americans have bee

the more pertinent new stories that has come out i'm imagining since your this book, as part of the eg carroll saga, she gives president trump rate in the '90s but more pertinent entered defamation in 2019, during his administration. there was a question whether that suspense would still hold up in the president trump was out of office and the new administration was coming in and even though a federal court said this is essentially bogus, the merrick garland administration said well, because this happened during trump's administration, we are going to take this on. defending president trump. what does that say to you. >> so i've been critical of america garland in a price on some other things but this i disagreed with. some very critical in the book so bill barr determination with donald trump came over to the justice department i would like you to represent me in this matter. defamation and termination for bill barr is must conduct in the official course on the presidents duty. the way it was a find me is the prosecutor as if you indicted somebody because of something you said in cour

president, we can always pivot and change back unless we achieve the goals we're working on in the eg and cio. >> : is that the only goals. ceo and cio issue. >> : i guess i feel like people are talking cryptically here. as it stands,ly not be supporting this. i know labor is not a fan of how this is set up either. >> : okay. let's call for the vote then and see where we're at. >> : we need public comment, first. >> : if you have not already done so, please press star three to be added to the queue. >> : there are no callers on the line. >> : thank you. hearing no callers public comment is now closed. >> : (roll call) we have two noes and three ayes. >> : motion passes. >> : thank you very much. we've already called for public comment. item number four. >> : item number four closed session. >> : okay. public comment before going into closed session. >> : if you have not already done so please press star three >> move to not disclose. >> we need roll call first. [roll call] >> clerk: we do have a quorum. >> okay. thank you very much. also, do you -- we've got everybody? >> commissioner

within a year, were you nur home must not be at a value that is worth more than 105% of your exist egging home. which means if you sell your old home for $1 million, and you buy a home within one year, your new home should not be worth more than $1.15 million. if you sell your existing home at $1 million and buy a replacement between year one and two, it should be no more than $1.1 million. know that your ability to participate in this program expires after two years. you will not be able to receive prop 60 tax benefits if you cannot make the purchase within two years. so benefit from this tax savings program, you have to apply. just download the prop 60 form from our website and submit it to our office. for more, visit our website, sfassessor.org, >>> good morning phil. good morning san francisco. i am san francisco mayor london breed and i am so excited to be here with each and every one of you because san francisco although we're dealing with some challenges with this delta virus, we're still comin

to go to capitol hill and the eg o to capitol hill and the e of p top prioriti. senate today. correspondent rachel scott is tracking it all. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. after weeks of negotiations and several long nights here on capitol hill, the senate is now just hours away from passing the bipartisan infrastructure package. senate majority leader chuck schumer saying this is the first time in decades republicans and democrats have come together on a package like this. this is $1 trillion. that includes 110 billion for roads and bridges, 39 billion for public transit and 65 billion to expand broadband internet. but this is only halfway there, and over in the house democrats hold a razor-thin majority and some progressive democrats say that they will not vote for this bipartisan package unless congress passes a much larger one, george. >> right, the democrats unveiled that package yesterday. >> reporter: george, democrats are wasting no time moving on this $3.5 trillion package. it includes a long list of democratic priorities. everything from uni

the trump administration, the january 6th insurrection and people's belief that he was, you know, eggingt on in some ways or involved in that, i think colored people's views about it and it's an extraordinary circumstance because, you know, i mean, filling out survey to have come off of something like that so quickly that i think that the judgment, i would imagine a lot of the judgment comes from that so extraordinary events make people, you know -- extraordinary events sort of shape the way people do the survey the way they answered that and the handling of the pandemic and i don't know if that's the judgment and you asked the question so they spahned on the basis of what, as i said before what i think are pretty extraordinary circumstances for a presidency. and you don't know what the effects of the presidential action will be and those judgments are less sound and judgments ready in the path my historians is my view of it. ... an absolute equality of her snow rights in the right to sovereignty between former masters and slaves and connection heretofore existing between b them becomes

things that happened in the trump n administration, the january 6 insurrection and people's belief, egging that on in some ways as a result of that i think colors people's views about it and it's an extraordinary circumstance ce because if we're filling out a survey off of something like that, it's a judgment. a lot of uthe judgment comes from that . so extraordinary events sort of shape the way people decided to do that survey and the way they answered it and i think that's one of the reasons and there are other things as well. the pandemic , i don't know that that's a problem but you guys asked the question so they responded on the basis of what as i said before what i think are some pretty extraordinary circumstances for a presidency . but ideally you want time to pass because you don't know what the effects of presidential actions will be. so those judgments i methink are less sound than judgments made about people further in the past by historians. political science might be different if you're thinking about the effects of particular actions in contemporary time but with historians y

i'm really surprised the fed has really been egging on congress, just drive more money into the marketcause another $5 trillion, a, that we can never afford to pay for. secondly, the stimulus is driving demand, but it's driving inflation in a big way and the fed too i think is in denial about how serious this workforce shortage is and how long term it will be, especially if democrats pass this $5 trillion package because it has real incentives for more workers to stay home and not reconnect with their jobs. so i think they're missing in a bit of a denial about some of the fiscal policies and how they, i think, lower economic growth for the long termbut drive prices up for the long term as well >> and the prospects for 2022, do you think all this is great do you think afghanistan will have any impact on the upcoming midterm? >> it has to it goes straight to th confidence of the biden administration i think it's already leaking into a number of other areas as well i think this tax welfare state spending spree, you know, people are very leery about shoving more money and higher taxes on t

within a year, were you nur home must not be at a value that is worth more than 105% of your exist egging home. which means if you sell your old home for $1 million, and you buy a home within one year, your new home should not be worth more than $1.15 million. if you sell your existing home at $1 million and buy a replacement between year one and two, it should be no more than $1.1 million. know that your ability to participate in this program expires after two years. you will not be able to receive prop 60 tax benefits if you cannot make the purchase within two years. so benefit from this tax savings program, you have to apply. just download the prop 60 form from our website and submit it to our office. for more, visit our website, sfassessor.org, >> the market is one of our vehicles for reaching out to public and showing them how to prepare delicious, simple food. people are amazed that the library does things like that. biblio bistro is a food education program. it brings such joy to people. it teaches them life skills that they can apply anywhere, and it encourages them to take care o

actually introduced in more than 49 estates and 30 voting laws were actually passed in 18 states, eggingore than ever we need your mobilizaon. we need you to participate, and we need you to call those senators and tell them they must pass hr4 now. hr4 now. it was john lewis who said that ours is not a struggle of one year, one day or even one lifetime. ours is a struggle for all of us in every generation. let's do our part. i had the great honor because i represent selma and birmingham and montgomery and congress of having a million boynton robinson, who at one -- amelia boynton robinson, who at 103, was russia's cargo and -- was precious cargo and had an opportununity to meet with barak obama before he gave his speech on the union. they said we stand on your shoulders. she got tired of saying they stand on her shoulders and she said, "get off my shoulders." do your own work is what she said. i stand to say that we are doing our work for hr4, but we need help. we will not stand by idly and let them just filibuster hr4. too much is at stake. federal protections must be restored. the only

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military, instead of sending the support or telling his people, his supporters to stop this nonsense, he eggedhem to continue fighting. i was on the lower west terrace fighting alongside these officers. all of them, all of them were telling us. it was not antifa, it was not black lives matter, it was not the fbi. it was his supporters that he sent over to the capitol that day. he could have done a lot of things. one is to tell them to stop. he talks about sacrifices. the only thing he has sacrificed is the institutions of the country and the country itself only for his ego, because he wants the job, but he doesn't want to do the job. that's a shame on him himself. >> thank you. officer fanone, you talked in your testimony about the fact that the line that day was the seat of american democracy, it was the seat of our government. can you talk about as you think now about what was under threat? first of all, did you have a sense at the time as you were going through the battle before the horrific violence happened to you of the nature of the gravity of the threat that we were facing, that the li

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eg�*s you have been double “abbed. 50% immuni you have been double jabbed. 50% immunity about the winteris. what do you think _ but we need to plan for this. what do you think about _ but we need to plan for this. what do you think about boosters? boosters can be very useful. i guess the only caveat is we always need to weigh up what other alternatives are there for those vaccine doses? i am concerned that there are people in the world who haven't even received a first dose yet so we have to make sure the supplies are disputed fairly. of course we should be very confident that we can make effective booster doses if they become needed so we will keep watching this data before we make the decision. a review of the intelligence into the origins of covid—19 has been delivered to the white house, the bbc understands. us media reports the review has not come to a conclusion about whether the virus emerged naturally, or was the result of an accident at a lab in wuhan in china. the intelligence review was originally ordered by president biden in may, and a statement is due in the next few days.