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tyler florence opened the location in 2023 at the time, saying he signed a three year lease and that he wanted to be a part of the neighborhood's economic recovery. >> we're all in this together to do what we can to bring san francisco back. >> former president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin said he worried about the deal with the department of recreation and parks and the mayor's office of economic and workforce development as it was being made, saying a $440,000 grant to improve the area was intended to fill vacant businesses between geary and market. he now says he hopes the city takes the valuable lesson from the closure of the celebrity chef's union square locations. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked the tough questions and gets real answers and structures future leases in a way where folks like tyler florence will be held accountable. >> the office of economic and workforce development said it oversaw the $440,000 grant to expedite the opening of florence's restaurant locations on union squa

so we did reach out to tyler florence publicity team. we have not heard back as to a reason for why all this may happen. one of the rumors that we've heard, one of the persistent rumors that we've heard, but it's not yet been confirmed by tyler florence's people, was that they lost one of their bakers. that person was either laid off or was not working with them anymore, and that may have added some hardship to getting the job done. >> okay, we'll continue to watch. thanks so much, christian. well developing news. a verdict has been reached in a shocking case out of santa cruz county. local media reporting that a jury decided late this afternoon that 25 year-old adrian gonzalez must stay in prison for at least another two years for the 2015 rape and murder of eight year old maddie middleton. gonzalez was 15 years old at the time and confessed to those crimes. he has spent the last decade in juvenile custody. gonzalez petitioned the court under a california law that allows offenders to be released from juvenile custody on their 25th birth

tyler florence opened the miller and lux location in 2023.time, saying he wanted to be a part of the neighborhood's economic recovery. the chef received a $440,000 grant from the city as part of this deal. former board of supervisors president aaron peskin said he had concerns about the deal at the time. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked tough questions and gets real answers and structures future leases in a way where folks like tyler florence will be held accountable. >> san francisco's rec and parks department released a statement reading here in part. miller and lux stepped into the space with a pop up during a critical time for the area, bringing energy and great food when it was needed most. while they've made the decision to move on, we're grateful for their time here and optimistic about the future of these cafe spaces. the office of economic and workforce development says a $2 million grant from the state for improvements to the cafe spaces will continue, an

florence opened the locations in 2023.ed to be part of the neighborhood's economic recovery. some leaders say they were wary of the deal when it was made, saying the $440,000 grant was instead meant to fill empty businesses between geary and market. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked tough questions and gets real answers and structures future leases in a way where folks like tyler florence will be held accountable. >> the local bakery, be patisserie, moved into the space over the weekend, and parks department said the pop up was a success, and it's looking forward to working with on a longer term deal. we did reach out to tyler florence for comment and have yet to hear back. well, the 80s blockbuster back to the future is now a broadway musical. the award winning show opened this week in san francisco. producers say the musical takes audiences on a thrill ride through time. today on the nine, two of the stars told us how the show pulls off some of

florence opened the locations back in 2023.d to be a part of the neighborhood's economic recovery. some leaders were wary of the deal when it was made. they said the $440,000 grant was instead meant to fill empty businesses between geary and market. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked tough questions and gets real answers and structures future leases in a way where folks like tyler florence will be held accountable. >> now the local bakery, be patisserie, moved into that space over the chinese new year and the nba all star weekend. the rec and parks department has said that pop-up was a success. they are looking forward now to working with them on a longer term deal. >> one of san francisco's most beloved bagel shops is expanding. we're talking about bagels and lox, known for their chewy multi bagels. the chronicle reports a second location is set to open at 315 california street, right in downtown san francisco, later this summer. the first location op

abruptly pulled the plug on two cafes right before the nba all-star weekend, in 2023, florence's company was granted $400,000 and a three-year lease to open up a two cafes on opposite sides at union square. hopefully there will be others that open up. thank you for watching, we will see you back here at 11:00, have great evenin for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: welcome bk

. >> celebrity chef tyler florence has left union square and are some questionable circumstances. he opened to mueller and lux provisions cafes in 2023. one knox to stockton street and the other near powell, both however, closed abruptly last weekend. city officials say florence $440,000 grant from the city to upgrade the spaces and launch those eateries. a spokesperson for the san francisco office of economic and workforce development said all of the money was used for start-up costs, but now they're lingering questions about whether the cafes were supposed to be startups or not. at the time of the opening than mayor london breed said florence was given a three-year leases for both spaces with options for extensions. we did reach out to the chef to try and learn more about the reasons behind the closures but have not heard back. hearings and lawsuits in the alameda county superior court were disrupted today after a few dozen employees went on strike. union members say they've been working without a contract since december 31st. after negotiations for a new one failed. they also s

as they report, florence pulled the plug on the two cafes right before the nba all-star weekend. ♪ [usic ] ♪ >> reporter: when the music stops and the crowd shrink, tim styles used to grab a snack in union square. and and my favorite was the sour cream, sour cream. golden brown, it is just good. >> reporter: but those days are over now. the celebrity chef and the food network star abruptly walked away from two cafes they had been running in the kiosks in union square, just before the nba all-star weekend. >> and i wonder how they would stay. i mean, the relationship, it is workable still. they would see profit. >> reporter: the city temporarily filled the vacancy over the weekend with the local bakery in pacific heights. it is unclear who will take over the location permanently. in 2023, they opened up to fanfare touted as a way to reago vic rate the shopping district. and granting them to get with the two cafes up and running on the opposite side of the plaza, what has been closed for renovation since march of 2024. both businesses under the lease. the spokesperson for the parks dep

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in the meantime, there's news in the restaurant world, celebrity chef tyler, florence has left union square. he'd open to mueller and lux provisions cafes and 2023. one next to to one next to stockton street, the other near powell street. both places abruptly close last weekend. city officials say florance said received $440,000 grant from the city to upgrade the spaces and launch those eateries. a spokesperson for the san francisco office of economic and workforce development said all the money was used for start-up costs, but now they're lingering questions about whether the cafes where supposed to be startups or not. at the time of the opening. then mayor london breed said florence was given three-year leases for both spaces with options for extensions. we reached out to the chef to learn more about these developments. but have not heard back. all right. back to philippe story now on november. 16th. >> 1990, maria. why offer was found deceased on trail near inspiration. point in tilden, regional park, east bay regional park district police detective christopher rudy says she was s

florence opened the locations in 2023.economic recovery. some leaders were wary of the deal when it was made, and say the $440,000 grant was instead meant to fill empty businesses between geary and market. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked tough questions and gets real answers and structures future leases in a way where folks like tyler florence will be held accountable. >> the bakery patisserie moved into the space last weekend. the rec and park department has said the pop up was a success and is looking forward to working with be participatory on a longer term deal. we did reach out to tyler florence for comment. we have yet to hear back. authorities have identified a skier who died when he was caught in an avalanche while skiing in the backcountry in south lake tahoe. the el dorado county coroner identified the victim as 46 year old frederick dross. a husband and father of two from south lake tahoe. his family reported him missing on monday af

. >> will celebrity chef tyler florence has left union square under questionable circumstances.opened to mueller and lux provisions cafes in 2023. one next to stockton street in the other near powell. both closed abruptly last weekend. city officials say florence received $440,000 grant from the city to upgrade the spaces and launched the eateries. the spokesperson for the san francisco office of economic and workforce development says all the money apparently was used for start-up costs. but now there are lingering questions about whether the cafes were supposed to be startups or not. at the time of the opening. then mayor london breed said that florence was given three-year leases for both spaces with options for extensions. we've reached out to the chef to learn more about the closures. we'll let you know when we hear back. >> for your money this morning, aaa is looking to hire an additional 20,000 workers as the company gears up for its busiest time of the year. >> the chain announcing the need for more employees anticipation of the so-called burrito season, which runs from

city officials say florence got a $440,000 grant from the city to upgrade the spaces and launched the eateries. a spokesperson for the san francisco office of economic and workforce development said all the money was used for start-up costs. but now there are lingering questions about whether the cafes where supposed to be startups or not at the time of the opening that mayor london breed said florence was given three-year leases for both spaces with options for extensions. we reached out to the chef to learn more about the closures but have not heard back. >> alright, weather time as we get a live look right now at sfo. here's kyla. yeah. if some good news for you, even though we have the clouds going on there for good portion of the day, you know, like case so far today sfo. so we've been doing just fine. we are starting to see the wind pick up. however, some of the gusts as we go throughout the afternoon and evening here are going to get a little bit high. >> so we could see some upwards of 25 miles per hour. not really to the level of the wind advisory, but it will be breezy today

i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreciate that. ufc w local five is also here and the building trades. i appreciate labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san francisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the face of our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our city. historically our core hospitality area has been split between three police districts . >> this has been divided. this is already divided limited police resources across an area with unique public safety needs. but it is a new day in san francisco. we ar

way of life in italy, where families own around 95% of all hotels, including viesca toscano near florencese we stayed at for a special rate. when you step into the former country home of the ferragamos, you can see how this famous family got its start in the shoe business. >> all the buildings that we see around us were actually part of a farm, and it was all working land. >> reporter: the family's interest in local products led to food and wine lines, tastings and cooking classes with a chef are among the hotel's offered activities. >> here you can really enjoy the authenticity of the countryside around florence. >> reporter: an afternoon of travel brings tourists here to the island of sardinia off the western coast of italy. this is valle del erica, one of 12 properties run by two families who own delfina hotels and resorts. it's very much a family affair at one of seven restaurants where the clan's aunt rolls out pasta using grandma's recipe. >> the guests, they're not just visitors. they feel like part of an extended family. >> reporter: they spread out in secluded nooks along the coa

. >> homer is a republican in florence massachusetts. >> amen and hallelujah to everything he said.u are highly intelligent. and wondering why was okay for joe biden to fire americans federal workers for not getting a vaccine and people in the military but not it's not now it's not okay for trump. i irnoticed bill clinton had 400,000 federal employees is not going to happen under trump, it's not even close. i don't know why everybody's complaining.there's 303 389 Ã Ãyou can continue watching this on our website at c-span.org. >> we are encouraged with how that's going we owe that to our colleagues who have been willing to step up and very committed to getting across the finish line despite a lot of democrat resistance. try to make it hard but as we continue to line through the process we have been successful in getting 18 done tomorrow we will do cash patel we have a couple more we will tee up for next week. with regard to legislation i think as you all know senator graham and the budget committee last week reported out a bunch a budget resolution. that tease up an opportunity for u

florence, south carolina. >> brian: what made you say dermatologist?ainsley: one of my wonderful christian fends christian lady hunter birch her office is there. >> steve: right there? >> ainsley: right in florence, south carolina. >> brian: is everybody burning off epidermis. i'm burning this off. i'm burning this off. i got sun spots or whatever. everyone is on fire. >> ainsley: especially in florida. >> brian: everyone is stabbing up. >> ainsley: get older. >> brian: i can't go out my face is red. >> ainsley: all those years of golf and baking in the sun. we are paying the price. >> brian: you don't mean baking you don't go outside. >> ainsley: and bring my easy bake oven. >> steve: brian, how much coffee have you had today? >> brian: none, zero. >> steve: somebody who has got some skin in the game would be elon musk. >> lawrence: that was good. >> brian: end the show here. >> steve: he has been asked by the president as you know famously to take a look at the federal government because the president has felt for years there is a lot of waste, fraud

. >> well, celebrity chef tyler florence is left union square under questionable circumstances.and locks provision cafes in 2023. well, next to stockton street and the other new pow. both closed abruptly last week. city officials are saying florence received a fortune of $40,000 grant for the city to upgrade the spaces and launched to eateries. a spokesperson for the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. so all the money was used for start-up costs. but now there are lingering questions about whether the cafes were supposed to be startups or not. at the time of the opening. then mayor london breed said florida's given three-year leases for both spaces with options for extensions, reached out to the chef to learn more about the closures and we haven't heard back yet. up next to the kron, 4 morning news backlash over budget cuts. >> welcomes interim mayor defending the decision is slashing services will talk more about that. plus, new numbers out of san francisco showing a rise in overdose deaths. we'll take a closer look. and the future of the iconic san fra

senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 that called for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and understand it and know what to look for and how to judge quality. after that, their recommendations are taken to the visual arts committee and the

nbc's george solis is in florence, mississippi, with the latest. george, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, hey, good morning, willie. heavy rains and winds pummeling this region and there were a number of tornado and thunderstorm warnings here. still, no word if a tornado touched down, but you can see there is some significant damage here. take a look at this tree that's snapped by those heavy winds and landed on this home here. the good news is there's no reported injury. you can see the homeowners have covered the roof. there is major threat of other flash flooding in the region and there will be more to assess once the sun comes up. the other major headlines with the flood, you had flooding in kentucky, virginia and west virginia. homes and cars were submerged. in kentucky where every county was impacted by those flash floods, there was reports of one person that was killed being swept away in their car by those fast-moving waters. into alabama, officials there warning of significant damage and asking residents to stay away from the downtown area

the news of tyler florence's cafes closing is a big deal.e supposed to help revitalize that part of the city, but because the city made an investment of almost half $1 million to try to make that happen. so let's take you back to 2023. that's when florence inked a deal to give him two cafe spaces in union square. he opened in november of that year and had this to say. >> opened up at 730 this morning. at 740, there was a line outside. >> well, that opening got a bit of pushback because he had been given $440,000 from the office of economic workforce and development to renovate that space, and it was a big chunk of the $2 million fund that was earmarked for revitalizing powell street and filling the storefronts there. he signed a three year deal, but now the announcement comes that he is closing both. so let's go to ktvu. christien kafton joining us live. you've been talking to people all day and people are asking why? why is he closing? >> yeah, there are a lot of questions surrounding this. the city, though, has confirmed that miller and lu

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florence is a restaurant tour and food network tour who runs the center. and and to get two chronically vacant kiosks on the opposite sides up and running. well, the recreational parks and rec department said they did not tell us why they stepped away, but they are optimistic about the future of cafe spaces. we'll have more reaction to the sudden closure coming up at 6:00. >>> and still ahead at 5:00, another violent midair collision leaving at least two people dead. the investigation with aviation safety now under the microscope. >>> and the trump administration firing the research on the impact of the wildfire smoke. wine grower says that work is critical the for the future of the industry. >> we lost $3.5 billion of wine inventory due to a wildfire. wouldn't you want those two people researching this? >>> and plus a billion dollar boost coming to one east bay city. big plan announced today for this prime piece of real estate. >>> and the showers and drizzle l that we had across the bay area this morning faded out. just a couple blips left over across th

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nbc's george solace is in florence, mississippi for us.here? >> yeah, alex, it's really. >> just been unrelenting. >> here in florence. >> appears to be some heavy winds from that. storm system that moved overnight. you can see in this home, particularly a tree that toppled over, really just doing some damage to that roof. now the homeowners are okay. you can see they put a tarp over that roof. but here, what we're starting to see and learn from officials in kentucky. again, you heard from governor andy beshear a little earlier this afternoon. at least eight people have died in some of those floods. and the governor saying he believes that was related to people trying to escape some of the flooding that took over there. and they're also getting hit with a12 punch. you didn't just have the rain, you also have some of that snow event at some parts of the state. and unfortunately, the governor does believe that that death toll may climb. and you mentioned there at the top you also had a death in georgia. now, again, some of this more severe r

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nbc's george solace, joining us from florence, mississippi.george, reacting to all of this? and yet another strong storm, strong bout of severe weather. >> yeah. >> alex, i got to tell you, it feels like a12 punch when you have all of those heavy rains, you have those tornado warnings, you have the snow here in florence, mississippi. no reports of a tornado that touched down, but we definitely got some strong winds. and you can see here there's a tree that toppled onto this home. fortunately, the homeowners were not hurt, but obviously they will have some cleanup ahead of them. and as you mentioned, we just heard from governor andy beshear in kentucky saying that at least eight residents lost their lives and they expect, unfortunately, that number to go up. he attributed that to some people driving in some of those flooded waters. and again, the messaging there for anyone that's seeing any of those flooded roads right now is, of course, to turn around, don't drown. and as you mentioned in tennessee, you have those water rescues that are also u

. >> reporter: and our george solis is in florence, mississippi. >> you can see where the tree snapped here right before it fell onto the roof of the home. and fortunately, the homeowners were unharmed. >> reporter: a different story in atlanta where wind gusts got up to 70 miles per hour. >>> in alabama, a massive cleanup is under way after gusts tore through buildings and power lines. >> we lost one of our middle schools. >> reporter: back in kentucky, officials bracing for the next threat. >> we're going to get hit with more snow again while we're still dealing with this flood situation. it's going to be significant. >> our thanks to shaq for that report. >>> now to thehe trump administration preparing peace talks between kiev and moscow. secretary of state marco rubio is in saudi arabia to try to initiate negotiations to take place in the kingdom. but ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he hasn't exactly been invited to the table yet. for the latest on this, let's go to molly hunter. there were a lot of developments on this front over the weekend. >> reporter: jessica, goo

no word right now as to why florence decided to close the cafes. he still runs two other san francisco restaurants. if you drive around in san francisco, listen up. the city will soon be watching and citing your speed with the help of new speed cameras. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in san francisco, where those cameras are now being installed dozens of times this morning. this installed speed camera on geary and seventh avenue caught cars going above the 25 mile per hour speed limit. this is one of 33 cameras installed across the city's 11 districts, many on streets prone to high speeds. others near schools and residential neighborhoods, and even some on streets with a documented history of sideshows. any car going over the speed limit is risking our lives. jody medeiros is the executive director for walk sf, an organization that's been pushing for the implementation of these speed cameras for six years. there are stories of children being walked to school and, you know, never coming home, or mom walkining home from work tryingo cross the

. >> reporter: meanwhile, in florence, mississippi, jimmy armor showing us the damage inside his grand parents' home after high winds crashed a large pine tree through the roof. >> we were all sitting here in the living room. the rain started and it almost sounded like a freight train coming through. >> reporter: tonight, the system now sweeping east. flooding threatening buildings in hurley, virginia. crews and residents outside of boston digging out, up to six inches of snow accumulating in parts of the state. and linsey, parts of kentucky bracing for a second gut punch. another foot of snow possible by thursday on top of the flooding emergency. meantime here in georgia, tens of thousands still in the dark. a man killed here overnight after powerful winds toppled a tree on to the house behind me. >> linsey: our thanks to you. that severe weather is also causing healthcares for those flying over the presidents day holiday. let's bring in perry russom in washington, d.c. tonight. how much of a disruption are these storms causing for air travel? >> reporter: strong winds are causing iss

people packs the streets to protest in florence. in d all sees the o, it's sunday, it's all to you. so it is the weekly, all right, on top of the big story. so we cover over the last 7 days. thanks for joining us. well, if that was one story this week that sent shop ways all around the world, it was of course, usa, i d's. and that's because the united states agency for international development has now been exposed really is a front for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global body, he says the best one that school group in particular, that feels on disrupt usa id is driving the radical left crazy. and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent. so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's now transport usa. i tell you, had interest stretching across the globe that a staggering on your bucket of around $40000000000.00 holding the pos strings of 60 percent of americas total foreign assistance us presidents. and now what's left of the agency all to he's d

department, announced us vessels would be passing through the panama canal for free the panama canal, or florence. he issued a statement translated here, the 9 any changes to its fees. trump's gamble, in this case, at least, hasn't paid off. it's early days, but trumps media will wind threatens to sweep up every thing and it's part of what a nice picture of this is uh, governor as the saying goes a lie troubles posted in the truth. and in this case, accountability could crumble in the confusion. mike level, which is 0 for inside story, the one that spring and i guess from washington dc, we're joined by alex eyes and start a senior political reporter from x. who else? who covers the trump white house. and the republican party in london is patient eligible. and a column is the middle east, i and of health from things. and also in washington dc. is eric have a u. s. political analyst and formal congressional stuff? a very well and welcome to all of you alex, let me start with you in washington dc. what do you think trump, in his administration doing by signing so many executive orders, unleashing so

why 23 time ground some tennis champion, serena williams put in a come, you don't seem to florence during the show, a performer unfold a combined a palestinian, and suit. denise flag. the mom was detained in the company behind the performance. say the protest was never parts of the show. security was already tightened the highest city for a correspondent, john henry watched the big game in the united over. and it wasn't even 40 to 22 with the scores. jaylen hurts in the philadelphia, eagles, kansas city. and you can see the celebration year on bourbon street in the french quarter of new orleans. 11 times the super bowl has been held in new orleans. and it came just weeks after a ramming attack on this very street. killed 14 pages, security was ran down through and rested in a level that included the bank and the president of the united states. donald trump was had that came along with a number of high profile figures that you can see that is not discern in people celebrating here in new orleans is coming out and the people who are going to be here in the streets. they're not worried about

but his fault trumps as the global bodies of rest, florence for his where he officials or allegations of will crimes. a baseless nothing but the piece power donald j trump, president of the united states of america, find that the international criminal court as established by the rome statute has engaged in the legitimate and baseless actions, targeting america and our close ally, israel. the i. c. c has without a legitimate basis, a sort of jurisdiction over an open preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense. you'll have good luck on top. the 1st time trump has but the quotes in his cross has during his fox tom and the oval office, you might remember he imposed a similar set of functions on its officials who at the time were investigating possible american rule crimes. and i found a strong how was that they were scrapped one job. i just assumed the presidency, wh

. >> reporter: meanwhile, in florence, mississippi, jimmy armor showing us the damage inside his grandparents' home after high winds crashed a large pine tree through the roof. >> we were all sitting here in the living room. the rain started and it almost sounded like a freight train coming through. >> reporter: tonight, the system now sweeping east. flooding threatening buildings in hurley, virginia. crews and residents outside of boston digging out, up to six inches of snow accumulating in parts of the state. and linsey, parts of kentucky bracing for a second gut punch. another foot of snow possible by thursday on top of the flooding emergency. meantime here in georgia, tens of thousands still in the dark. a man killed here overnight after powerful winds toppled a tree on to the house behind me. linsey. >> linsey: faith, thank you. that severe weather is also causing headaches for those flying over the presidents' day holiday weekend. let's bring in perry russom in washington, d.c. tonight. how much of a disruption are these storms causing for air travel? >> reporter: strong winds are causi

the international criminal cool. donald trump board assigned to meet my c c, claiming its a rest florence for his radio officials, law and abuse of our also to god i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which is the 1st original idea that has been raised in years. maybe that's me all true by giving his stamp of approval to washington's vision to exile millions of dollars in the usa. i t revelations just keep on coming now. what do you mean reveals in a tory as agencies phone says thousands of john list world wide manufacturing the mainstream narrative and sign the stories that don't tote to weston lied. also to come on the program. we will not be we saw the pretend resilience people and we will not be bullied. south africa, 55 to gain the us. so the planes that land is being illegally confiscated, the deputy head of a major political party that says the west has away some types of noise upon the west has never been framed, shut off at the participated in. exploiting our resorts is they have participated, the racism that we have and the problem is that we have in the country

who can remember florence henderson? flo gone low.e is keeping his promise to round up immigrants to save the doogs from being eaten. over the weekend his administration launched a nationwide nation enforcement blitz. just once, can we do "fun" german stuff? i'd like to see a headline that says, trump administration launches nationwide strudel. so far, these roundups are going after some of the same folks biden did. but unlike biden, trump's doing it in a way that pisses off our allies. cuz yesterday, the president of colombia refused to let a military transport filled with handcuffed migrants land in his country. so trump posted, emergency 25% tariffs on all colombian goods coming into the united states. to which don jr said: "wait, not everything from colombia?!" [laughter] >> dad? dad? [applause] the state department followed up with a document outlining the tariffs. only problem: the document said they sanctioned columbia, not colombia that is going to anger the residents of colombia, not to mention their neighbors acuador, peenam

host: homer is a republican in florence, massachusetts. good morning.ler: amen and hallelujah to everything you said. you are highly intelligent. i'm wondering why it's ok for joe biden fight federal workers for not getting a vaccine but now it's not ok for trump to fight people and i also noticed that bill clinton fired 400,000 federal employees, and trump is not even close to that. so i don't know why he's complaining. i'm just curious, 283 million people active on social security , there's only 340 million people in the country. 383 is a lot more. that's ridiculous, we got to look into these things. i love the election deniers are called in for the democrats now and it's all ok because it was racism and misogyny and sexism. can you guys please tell me why that is ok, that you let those people go on and on same race x-men thank you for not -- guest: there is a larger point. this criticism of trump using executive orders, this criticism of his cabinet that he put forth before the senate and all of them are going to be confirmed, this criticism about tr

senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018aces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and understand it and know what to look for and how to judge quality. after that, their recommendations are taken to the visual arts committee and then approved and it goes forward to the full commission. >> this i

florence pugh in northern england, who she stole my heart. >> jimmy: she did. did you eat it?t was justin wearing? >> the skiniest of skinny jeans, didn't matter how hot it was, with a t-shirt. he's a character. he's got a uniform and he looks damn good in it, so why not? >> jimmy: it's surprise to -- did you see him in the golf? >> i saw him in the golf cart. >> jimmy: it's shocking. >> there were no gum gummies on this journey, unfortunately. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you feel like, okay, i've got to shoot all this stuff, i've eaten now, it's just too much? >> yes, but it's one of those things, it's so frickin' good, you're in italy, you kind of have to keep going. >> jimmy: what'd you have? >> with justin, we were on the adriatic. and we had -- we were eating these clams which are actually not indigenous, they're ironically from the philippines, but that's for another day. we ate our -- probably like -- i don't know how many pounds because they were so frickin' delicious. just a bit of chili flake, a bit of oil and salt. it was incredible. the scene right after, we had to h

. >> martha: i am hearing anecdotally and we heard from some today earlier when she was with florence border officials are so glad to be doing the job that they were meant to do rather than helping people get across the border and process more people that they are actually stopping people from crossing the border illegally, what is your sense of how they are feeling? >> you are exactly right. i represent nearly half the overall southern border, el paso, i was in del rio where the secretary was a few weeks ago. and the sentiment, what i am getting early reports from people on the ground is they are ecstatic that the administration has chosen both del rio and el paso to be the first places because we have been ground zero in this crisis. people are grateful that the administration is now acting, they are excited about it but there's also anxiousness, what does this mean? where are these soldiers going to be housed? how will they interact with other agencies? we will work through that, it's all very positive and the other piece is congress has to do his job and provide funding. i sit on