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city, in the chinese community, especially. thank you. >> supervisor prong. >> yes, first time i met him, i was with my first boss at city hall and i wasa legislative aid. we were at some event and he was talking to me about being a legislative aid. i thought, how does he know all? he knew, like, these dark, deep secrets that we all kept near to us and tha then when i found out was francis' dad, i laughed so hard. i said, ok, you're an insider. but he never told me he was francis' dad when he was telling me all this stuff. one thing i knew about him that he was community first and he was a true san francisco advocate and activist. and it was hard to hear that he had he passed away and condolences to francis and her family. just want to say thank you for letting your father be that person that was always from upfront fighting the fight and we will always remember him. supervisor hainey. >> thank you, president. i also want to share my condolences with francis and the shae family. your father was clearly somebody who had a huge influence on people in this chamber and across san francisco an san frat to thank you for sharing him with us a

>> this is the first time i've been in city hall. this is the first time i've been in this venue. >> where is mail going that we send to you? we're just trying to determine that we're in the same place we were five months ago. so where does the address go to, to answer that. >> where does the address? >> yeah. where does the mail go to? >> p.o.b. 3301. >> do you pick up that? >> i do, or my finance guy. >> so does your finance guy does give it to you? >> so maybe you should change your address. >> i can look, but i haven't seen anything like that, and i didn't know that. >> okay. understanding that there's always three stories, his, hers, and somewhere in the middle. >> sure. >> -- and what's before us, tonight, like my vice president said, there's a lot of rhetoric in regards to stairs and stories, but what's before us this evening is just the kitchen, and the remodel for the kitchen. but i'm actually concerned, as my vice president probably, my fellow board members, that we're going to see a multitude of appeals here. and trust me,

city hall. in 2005 was the first time we put that together, and it was a wonderful event. and here we are, 14 years later, and we're celebrating this in city hall. we never had it spread early so people can come and enjoy it and partake and understand what it means. in general, i explained to everybody we celebrate from the first moment of spring. it is the spring equinox when the day and the night are equal the same all over the world. and this celebration has been celebrated in the greater persian and particularly in iranian culture and community, for thousands of years. it pre-dates the islamic influence in iran, and it is something that iranians all over the world and persians all over the world joyous the celebrate. we celebrate it for 13 days. and each day we start off with going to the most senior, the most elder people in the family, and work our way down. and then finally, on the last day, the 13th day, so that the year doesn't begin with bad luck, we go and have a national day of picnic. and everyone goes out and enjoys a barbecue and picnic with their family, wit

allegedly tried to kidnap a local child that a suspect made his first court appearance in the city today com first anchorman live for us at the hall of justice in s fanswers as the suspect did not enter a plea neither discussing any sort of motive a public defender indicating that he should be presumed innocent until proven guilty in emphasizing that he believes his client has no criminal record prior to this. >>it's here in san francisco's castro district where the kidnapping is alleged to have occurred. authorities allege roscoe holyoke came up behind a mother and grabbed her child. the mother says she struggled with the suspect and eventually he let go and ran only to be chased down by bystanders who held them until police arrived holyoke made his first court appearance tuesday charged with kidnapping and child endangerment there's a who was involved in this case. >>obviously for all of us that's very concerning and at this fortunate to get into any more details regarding this case holyoke who lives in australia did not enter a plea because his public defender says he had no time to review the evidence for meet privately with h

city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482.d chiu, assembly member)"for the millions of californians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced by assemblyman david chiu - places a limit on how much rent increase can be imposed on a tenant at any given time. (chiu)"rents should not be increased more than the consumer price index, plus 5 percent, which is basically 8 percent per year." ab 1482 is one of several affordable housing bills - including ab 1481 and 36 - making their way through the state legislature. (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482)"housing is a basic need." holding signs in support of the bill - (nats) some standing in line thursday - say there needs to be regulations for the families struggling cost of throughout the state - (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482)"there needs to be something, whether is rent it's rent stabilization, whether its a ca

certainly hope to have as big of a role as possible we're doing a lot of the town halls so in new york city we did the firstrlem what was that like? >> well i went into harlem and so we rented out a movie theatre and showed a documentary move e we created, we raised the money so people could come entirely for free and then had a town hall discussion afterwards with angela king, dr. martin luther king's god niece and we'll take these all across the country and enjoying more. >> how do people join you? >> well they can go to walkaway campaign.com and i encourage people to do that if they want to volunteer. >> walkaway.com? >> walk awaycampaign.com and next month is our one year anniversary. >> oh, really well i'll tell you from when i first met you i almost, i guess eight months ago , you have the energy, the enthusiasm and you i guess feel that you were gamed and that makes you angry and so now, you are moving full speed full throttle. >> that's exactly it. you nailed it. the driving force with my passion behind this whole thing is that i am angry at what the media is doing to minority groups and the way the

vision for the future of america ♪ ♪ >> good evening from the grand hall of power and light here in kansas city the site of the firsts town hall of the 2020 election season. i'm bret baier. >> martha: good evening, everybody from kansas city i'm martha mccallum as you saw in that introduction, he has not yet declared his candidacy but former starbucks ceo howard schultz is already causing political waives as he considers a third party run for the white house. >> bret: he has been accused of being a political spoiler already, but he says he is offering a different choice. we will get intery much. thank you for fox, thank you for all being here. it's great to be in kansas city. it's a real honor. thank you so much. >> martha: thank you, howard. we want to jump right in. we have a great crowd here. we will let them do a lot of the talking tonight. our first question comes from john brungart who i believe is right behind us over here. hello, john, what's your question? >> hi, john. >> mr. schultz, considering the current controversy surrounding joe biden, where would you draw the line on personal behavior that disqualif

the artifacts were carefully escorted to the paris city hall building located may bonnie. the first treasure to be saved the holy crown of forms whichch king louis the n nine fruits of france in the thirteenth centur. the relic invaluable to catholic worshippers was papa to be laid on the head of jesuss christ shortly before hisis crucifixixn and fragments reportedly from the cross upon which jesus was crucified what works are brought to safety. along with this tunic wornn by king louis the ninth he was kind of nice in t twelve ninetyty sen the silverer virgins who used an assumption day processions was recoverered on the homes. was it will take several days to establish the exact extent of the fire and water damage in size the cathedral. the trouble is this paintings tend to resist water damage as long as they don't stay wait for to long. so these are the crucial allison on his office and now we have to secure the nave and once we sure there's no risk of collapse we can go in and prioritize taking what type of items we can. enter protective relay supplement. firefighters managed to

city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482.avid chiu, assembly member)"for the millions of californians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced rent increase can be imposthe consumer price index, plus 5 percent, which is basically 8 percent per year." ab 1482 is one of several affordable housing bills - including ab 1481 and 36 - making their way through the state legislature. (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482)"housing is a basic need." holding signs in support of the bill - some standing in line thursday - say there needs to be regulations for the millions of families struggling with the high cost of housing throughout the state - (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482) "there needs to be something, control, whether stabilization, for all residents being evicted for no cause." opposing the some real estate there are more rather than controls or caps. "a brand

city hall. alameda city council member malia is due with her first child next month. the building does not have a designated lactation center for nursing moms and also no diaper changing tables in the restroom. the city is looking into buying nursing station pods but it will likely take some months before the pods are installed. >> right now in the interim, i'll probably use the hr conference room which is a floor down, which will be a little disruptive to meetings. >> having somewhere to go and sit and be chill is great. yeah. i wish they had it when my kids were little. >> council member vella says the public works director is taking inventory of all the city owned buildings that need upgrades like changing tables and gender neutral bathrooms. >>> electric problems. bikes had a similar problem to the one that forced lyft to recall its fleet. some riders reported that the front wheel could lock up. uber is in the process of replacing all the bikes and they replaced the entire fleet in san francisco. >>> an nbc news investigation revealed that facebook used the data i

city of sacramento is teaming up with habitat for humanity. >>to transform a former illegal cannabis grow house into an affordable family hall. it's the first time the city is trying this new method of enforcement. and here's how it works when a legal grow or an illegal grow location is busted they will get an option of paying a $300,000 fine or donate their house to charity this option will be available on a case to case basis. >>unlike many cities when they go in and bust illegal grouse and leave it vacant and dilapidated we've created a partnership with habitat for humanity where we're converting these homes in those homes for future families who need affordable housing. >>a family is already been scheduled for a house and construction is scheduled to begin in october. well, the young man who went missing while swimming in pacifica has been found dead, this was last month when loved ones huddled on the beach hoping for the best pacifica police confirm they found the body of tyler collins yesterday evening on a nearby beach close to fort fun stunt in san francisco. the us park police in san francisco medical examiner's office responded to

this is really about ensuring public safety making sure a pedestrian first right >>well i use it said you're walking sioux city hall, your work of every day. i mean i do this a lot and it also you really get a look at your neighborhood and go through other neighborhoods going to see shops and stores. um i just think it's a great way to really see the city whether there. a resident or tourists and we just may also like a mayor brees said we have to make sure it's safe and we're working on making the streets safer. well thank you guys and we're live here and he's valley were to you next hour. a live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news she is abc the mayor she was walking around with heels on the show and put on her running shoes at all that was amazing all right so hopefully a lot of folks are joined in this morning as you're walking to work, thank you very much for all of that sarah. >>are at the time now is 8.38. it. and a great moment, kids now, 3 kids that's crazy. yeah coming up at 9 o'clock we're going to more from i should correa she sits down with prom for is faking living artist to talk about. >>the s

city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482.mber)"for the millions of californians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced by assemblyman david chiu - places a limit on how much rent increase can be imposed on a tenant at any given time. (chiu)"rents should not be increased more than the consumer price index, plus 5 percent, which is basically 8 percent per year." ab 1482 is one of several affordable housing bills - including ab 1481 and 36 - making their way through the state legislature. (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482)"housing is a basic need." holding signs in support of the bill - (nats) some standing in line thursday - say there needs to be regulations for the millions of families struggling with the high cost of housing throughout the state - (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482) "there needs to be something, whether is rent control, whether it's ren

city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482.fornians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced by assemblyman david chiu - places a limit on how much rent increase can be imposed on a tenant at any given time. (chiu)"rents should not be increased more than the consumer price index, plus 5 percent, which is basically 8 percent per year." ab 1482 is one of several affordable housing bills - including ab 1481 and 36 - making their way through the state legislature. (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482)"housing is a basic need." holding signs in support of the bill - (nats) some standing in line thursday - say there needs to be regulations for the millions of families struggling with the high cost of housing throughout the state - (ginger hitzke, supports ab 1482) "there needs to be something, whether is rent control, whether it's rent whether its a cap for all re

and i.r.s searched at ast six baltimore addresses linked to the mayor, including city hall. t it's firsteral involvement in this growing investigation of pugh.ti the alle against the mayor k that she took payments for her children's bries, called "healthy holly," when in fact, the payments were really kickbacks. since 2011, the university of maryland medical system paid pugh half a million dollars for 100,000 copies of the b self-publishks. she was a board member there for 18 years. the c.e.o. of that medical system resigned this afternoon.h old another $300,000-worth of books to other customers, including two health carriers that did business with the city. hest month, she apologized voice weakened by an apparent bout of pneumonia. >> i am deeply sorry for any lack of confidence or disappointment which this initiative may have caused any baltimore city residents, friends and colleagues. >> brangham: pugh has since taken a leave ofbsence and resigned her board seat at the university medical system. an acting mayor has stepped in. but, calls for her to leave office permanently are growing

city hall. the repeat reprieve applies to people who lost licenses based on failure to appear. it is aimed at helping low- income drivers. >> were the first city in california and the first city in the nation to do this. >> the mayor says the program does not apply to licenses suspended for reckless driving or offenses in other counties. >>> it could soon cost you to visit the world's famous crooked section of lombard street. yesterday, supervisors in san francisco approved charging a toll to come down it. people who live nearby say the long lines of cars has become a big nuisance on russian hill. they say that they hope that the fee and reservation system will help to reduce congestion. >> >>> we're learning more about plans to start posting color- coded placards on food trucks in contra costa county. >> reporter: that is the sound of the burgers being grilled to perfection. >> we have to be organized. >> 200 food trucks will soon be receiving colored placarmate ma health code violations. it is part of the color-coded signs at the stationary places. >> i think it is a good improvement. go for. >> i think it is good to know. you don't kno

city streets are less dangerous and that. pedestrians come first making sure walking to work is safe and so that's what they'll be doing at city halleps will be holding a rally walk will be, you know basically. >>going over the latest ad to stats was just this year. already there's been 6 pedestrians that have been hit by cars and killed. so they're going to be talking about today. but if you are walking or like this person getting off on a bike get a free ride and get a reward for walking to work. i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson >>they surround selfish like that it was going to have to ask what prices we talking about you have to walk to find out well i do want >>goody bag coffee hamilton tickets to get over there. >>k sick or as we're going to go to john john please tell me i speak for a lot of you that it's a little bit cooler because you don't want to sweat too much too much when you head to work after and we'll you're going to have to hold on to the to pay extra tight if you're walking to i don't have a >>it is breezy that's really the only catch to walknto work today other than that is a gorgeous day to be doing so fr

she ran on a platform of ending city hall cronies in. she is the first in the first lgbt person elected chicago mayor. she is married with a daughter. >>> california is banning state- funded trips to south carolina because of a new adoption law there. california's attorney general says the law that allows faith- based groups to deny adoptions on moral grounds amounts to a ban onand transgender adoption. there joining nine other states were taxpayer funded travel is barred based on discrimination over sexual orientation or gender identity. >>> police in los angeles have arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting the grammy nominated rapper nipsey hussle. they say that he knew him and the shooting appeared to be the result of a personal dispute. fans say that nipsey hussle spoke out against violence and worked to improve the relationship between people in the inner city neighborhoods and the police. >> i'm pretty sure that he would be upset. there is no violence. no violence. >> the police are still searching for a woman who they say was the getaway driv

he helped institute the historic city hall, still used today, renovated the first african-american school in the city anded a joining property into a park named in his honor. mr. warmack's compassion and respect for others have left an impact on all those who were lucky enough to have known him and i'd like to honor the accomplishment and legacy of mr. warmack and the strides he's made for his community and communities across our great nation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for -- without does objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate christine moss. mr. veasey: for 29 years of dedicated service to our community as a tressee on the fort worth independent school of -- trustee on the fort worth independent school of education. she dedicated her time on the board and improving children's literacy by working with parents and teachers to close the achievement gap and pushing to create a facility for homeless students. christine, who is from lake cuomo, texas, now living in the stop six community, creating i.s.d. in th institu

if it passes today, san francisco will become the first major city in california to not have a juvenile hall. at least not the kind of juvenile hall that exists there now. we will have more on this story in our later newscast. it will be updated later this afternoon. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu news. >>> supervisors are debating the county sanctuary policies. the discussion follows the death of a woman allegedly killed in her home by an undocumented immigrant. -- said he wanted once to ban the policy of not allowing them to communicate with ice officers. 140 people have signed up for public comment for this meeting. >> we need to treat everyone with respect and dignity. in order to do that, we must treat everyone equally. >> i would like you all to please take a moment to think about your oath of office. the state and county sanctuary policies are harboring illegal aliens and criminal resident aliens. it's a violation of federal law. speck of the push for a policy change comes after the february stabbing death of back bay bambi larson in her home. the suspect was in the united

first and foremost. the lower polk area of district three was historically neglected by city hall, and it didn't really have a voice until john and shirley malone came along and started what became a real community force for the neighbors. i really want to shout out to the polk neighbors. [applause] this 1.8 miles actually stands three supervisorial districts. does represented by supervisor matt haney in the north, district two represented by supervisor, and stefani, and in between in district three, and along that corridor, there were many voices. the middle polk neighbors, the russian hill and neighbors, the distant -- district merchants, all of him collaborated to make that such an excellent project. i would be neglectful if i did not shout out one name, and that is the name here on this sidewalk that these wonderful students from reading elementary are looking at, and that is an incredible force knelt -- named schulte thomas. still ahead a vision for polk street that we are realizing today. he passed away untimely in 2014 and this sidewalk is in memory. i just wanted to shout him out and say this would

first cities to ban plastic bags. now the city is taking it a step further. christien kafton joins us live at city hallrs will be considering a bump in the cost to buy a paperback in and out right ban on all plastic produce bags. >> reporter: the city is looking at charging people $.25 for every paperback they use the idea is to get more people to use bags like this, reusable bags and reduce waste. for some shoppers, a regular trip to the supermarket may get a little more expensive. san francisco supervisor brown is proposing a fee of $.25 per paperback and an outright ban on all plastic produce bags. >> there is really no need to have these bags. i think most of us now are really in the mode where we bring our own backs. >> reporter: the city alread enacted one of the nation's first bag ordinances in 2007. san francisco shoppers currently pay $.10 per paperback. some shoppers took the idea in stride . >> not concerned at all. i think it is great. do whatever we can to help the environment. >> reporter: charles would have paid a full one dollar for bags he has used. he has piles of paper bags at home b

starts today and we will see if this is the first step towards getting navigation centers beyond those three districts per we are live in san francisco city hallraffic court date and you're likely to get your license suspended as of today, the process to get it back announced all holds for villager peer and traffic court have been lied. the change afctughly 88,000 people whose licenses were revoked. and aimed at easing the process for low income people who may have not been able to pay a fine. >>> while we need to have consequences and penalties for people who break the law, we do not want to do this in a way that makes it harder for people to get a second chance. in fact, studies show that of people who have their drivers license is suspended, almost half will lose their jobs in a year. >> anyone who needs to get her license back may contact the dmv and from their drivers can see if they have any holder need to pay a fine. >>> actress felicity huffman could be facing between 4 to 10 months behind bars for prosecutors plan to seek the jail sentence in the college admission scheme. she was among 13 parents who pleaded guilty last week to compar

be sure to watch as we kick off our first town hall of the 2020 season tonight. live from kansas city where the stage is set for the american people to see what former starbucks ceo and potential independent candidate howard schultz is all about. that will be happening at 6:30 p.m. eastern. bret baier and martha maccallum will be the moderators and we'll likely learn a lot more about howard schultz. >> bill: i'm looking forward to that. very interesting for kansas city hearing from the folks out there, too. bret and martha will do a great job. the 15th of april we have a bernie sanders down hall. >> sandra: so it begins. >> bill: top republicans calling out democrats for hypocrisy. >> you're exactly right. there are people who definitely lied and misled congress, okay? if they don't go to prison, we'll have a two-tier justice system in this country and it won't be good. >> bill: congressman nunes on the republican side. on the democratic side they have their sights on six years of trump's tax returns. where does that go? former independent counsel ken starr is here with his take. >> s

in the senate office for a year before he was elected mayor and moved into city hall when he was mayor. i lived through the first awful thing which was the passage of prop 13, where i was responsible for helping cut the budget, which really distrust me, but anyway, we had a lot of good things happen, a lot of support, and of course, george and harvey milk were assassinated to, and i worked for dianne feinstein in the mirror's office for two years before i came up to recreation and park. i was the assistant general manager for a few years and then a general manager. while i was general manager, i was very, very fortunate to have a wonderful staff, and i remember thinking, and hearing it from somebody else, it's like the proverbial turtle on a fence post. it didn't get there by itself. i had wonderful staff that helped us do all kinds of things the infrastructure bond for golden gate park, i was told by 50 directors from around the country, that no no infrastructure bond would ever pass, not only did it pass, but it passed by 80% in the mission district and the bayview hunter 's point. so that was spectacular. the

she'll be the first black woman and openly gay leader of the city. she's promising to end corruption in city hall. >>> we turn now to that deadly case of fraternity hazing at penn university more than two years after timothy piazza died during a night of heavy drinking. a judge has handed down the first round of punishments including jail time for several ex-frat brothers. with heads hanging low, four former penn state fraternity brothers walked into a pennsylvania courtroom to face the judge for the hazing death of timothy piazza. joseph sala, michael bonatucci, luke visser and joshua kurczewski all sentenced tuesday for piazza's 2017 death after the 19-year-old died following an alcohol fuel hazing ritual. sala charged with three counts of hazing and one count of conspiracy to commit hazing will serve three months house arrest and more than 2 1/2 years probation. bonatucci and visser could both spend up to six months behind bars while kurczewski was dealt the harshest punishment with three to nine months in jail. prosecutors say it took piazza's fraternity brothers 12 hours to call 911 after fi

. >> held a platform of ending city hall cronyism, improving safety, and helping those left behind. she is the firstan mayor in chicago and the first openly gay mayor. >>> california is banning state-funded trips to south carolina because of a new adoption law there. california's attorney general says the law that allows faith-based groups to deny adoptions on moral grounds essentially amounts to a ban on gay and transgender adoptions. south carolina joins nine other state where is tax-payer funded travel is barred faced on discrimination over sexual orientation or gender identity. >>> a bay area engineer working in berkeley and accused of trying to poison a coworker's food made his first court appearance today. henry lee there was and went through the court documents. >> reporter: family members of david sue had nothing to say before his first court appearance in oakland. the 34-year-old has been charged with attempted murder of a female colleague by using cadmium. his attorney says nothing has been proven. >> these are allegations. >> reporter: he and the alleged victim were both engineers in berk