>> second. >> vice president frazier, how do you vote, aye. the motion is unanimous. >> report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issue activities and event since the fire commission meeting april 10, 2024 including budget academy special events, communications and outreach to other government agencies in the public and report from administration deputy chief shane on the administrative division fleet and facility status and update, finance support servicess and home land security. >> good evening vice president frazier, commissioner collins, commissioner nakajo, maureen, command staff. i am jeanine nicholson, chief of san francisco fire department and this is my report since our previous meeting of ting of april 10th. it's been a busy couple of weeks, chief michael mullen and i have been continuing our station visits. been going well. i even got to run a call with engine 21 yesterday. and, it's been well received so far, our our visits, we had labor management meeting, last week, and then right after that, we went to the treasure i

we are thankful that trooper frazier is here with us. we could not continue to ask the best law enforcement officers in the country to risk their lives every year to go out and protect us while they are vulnerable to assaults by career criminals that we know by name, rank, serial number, and crime. trooper frazier, please stand high and let us say thank you again. >> [ applause ] >> thank you. so ladies and gentlemen, i ask you again, sending a bill with graduated criminal penalties for illegal gun possession. >> ladies and gentlemen, i ask you again, graduated criminal penalties for illegal gun possession and i will immediately sign into law to get people off streets and behind bars where they ought to be so that people and our children can be safe. i have got a lot more i would like to say but i will wrap it up. in closing, two members of the general assembly i say, let us continue our successful partnership. one that has been based on communication, collaboration, and cooperation. let us continue to embrace civility through our deeds

he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier in the philippines in october 1975.er the hammer next week. these shorts are one of ali's iconic designs. so, the white satin with the black stripe on the side is something that he wore throughout his career. you can see on the label that it says, "made specially for muhammad ali." and we've done a process called photo matching where we've actually lined up minute details of threads and different wrinkles in the shorts to authenticate them back to the match in 1975. this $6 million. that's $6 million. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. snow for some across scotland this morning, but the contrasting conditions this weekend will be fairly stark. what we've got at the moment is this area of cloud developing across the azores, bringing up air from the mid—atlantic. this is going to be storm kathleen, which will pass to the west of the uk as we go through saturday and into sunday, bringing the potential for some disruptive winds, but bringing some very mild air to our shores. so after seeing some snow, we could see temper

he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier, these shows are one of only�*s iconic designs. ——is career. you can see it is made especially for muhammed ali and we have done a process called photo matching we have lined minute details of threads and different wrinkles into the shores to authenticate them back to the match in 1975. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. the weather will be throwing all sorts at us over the next few days — some wet weather, some warm weather and some windy weather, particularly driven by storm kathleen, a storm named by the irish weather service, for impacts it will have in the republic of ireland over the weekend. but for northern and western parts of the uk, it will bring gales and the risk of disruption. here is storm kathleen developing, still well away to the southwest of our shores, but low pressure already in charge of the scene for friday. rain and snow across scotland that tending to peter out, but more rain pushing into southern scotland, later. for northern ireland, bands of showery rain with sunny spells in between. england and wales se

he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier, in the philippines, in october 1975.orts are one of ali's iconic designs. so, the white satin with the black stripe on the side is something that he wore throughout his career. you can see on the label that it says, "made specially for muhammad ali." and we've done a process called photo matching where we've actually lined up minute details of threads and different wrinkles in the shorts to authenticate them back to the match in 1975. if you have a spare $6 million, those shorts could be yours. stay with us here on bbc news. slothful some across scotland this morning but the contrast conditions this weekend will be fairly stark —— snow for some. this is going to be storm kathleen which will pass to the west of the uk on saturday and into sunday bringing potential for disruptive winds and very mild air. after snow, temperatures in scotland in the high teens. eastern parts of england may be as high as 22 on saturday afternoon. still chilly in scotland, snow around, but turning back to rain for many. northern ireland this a

he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier in the philippines in october 1975.eek. it's one of those songs you can't help sing along to and it's going to be played all over brighton this weekend to mark a special moment in music history. fiona lamdin has more. a very good evening to you. and from me, david vine, welcome to the eurovision song contest of 1974. and welcome to a saturday night out in brighton. 50 years ago, brighton was electric with eurovision fever. waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one. as they strutted on to the stage in platform heels and satin knickerbockers, these swedish artists were still relatively unknown. # oh, yeah, and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway..#. even after they'd performed, some of thejudges still weren't convinced. i know it sounds odd now, but they made no impression on us at all. # waterloo...#. we gave them no votes. some old folk in monaco, who were on theirjury, they gave them no votes. greece gave them no votes. belgium gave them no votes. five countries out of the 17 gave abba no votes. sweden, five

he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier, in the philippines, in october 1975.re contrasts from north to south across the country this morning. it was cold with some disruptive snow across scotland through the morning period. it stays rather grey here with further outbreaks of rain. it stays on the chilly side, as well. but for northern ireland, the rest of england and wales, a lovely bright afternoon to come. plenty of sunshine around. a few passing showers being blown on a very brisk south—westerly wind and very mild for the time of year at 18 or 19 degrees. it's still quite chilly across the north. that rain pushes its way northwards across scotland. through the night we see the next batch of wet, windy weather spreading up from the south. some of this rain could be quite heavy in the north and the west as it pushes its way northwards. by the end of the night, though, temperatures will be lifting, even across scotland, so turning milder here, but very mild further south. that takes us into saturday. this deepening area of low pressure hurtling towards the wes

there is a very awkward photograph of the queen smiling, but looking faintly alarmed as alice frazierives her a very warm, big hug. because frankly, nobody ever hugs the queen, certainly not in public. but as alice frazier explained afterwards, she said she felt as a fellow mother, she felt an attachment and walked towards the queen and wanted to express her feelings in her way, even though she had been briefed not to touch the queen. she was certain to make an impression. once again, what you hear from the queen or the palace on her behalf, is of course the queen was delighted to meet such a friendly person. the last thing the queen wants to do is to have her visit become some sort of microscope, especially if it embarrasses her hosts, or the people that she meets. but on this occasion, this was front-page news. and like a lot of times when things go a bit awry, that moment becomes one of the best-known photographs of the trip. and curiously, and things don't go too awry, it seems to add to the general warmth of the impression that is created by the queen. and that is her goal, is to

>> jimmy: remember smokin' joe frazier? this is smokin' everything frazier.told me that was video from an insane asylum, i wouldn't bat an eye. in football news, the nfl draft wrapped up on saturday in detroit. and of all the players drafted, i'd like to give an honorable mention to wide receiver brian thomas, jr. brian was selected 23rd, by the jacksonville jaguars. but his mom ran away with the award for most valuable parent. >> i'm just happy for him because he put in a lot of work, you know what i'm saying. it's awesome. that's all i can tell you, it's awesome. it's awesome feeling. >> sondra, how far has this family come? >> we came from baton rouge, louisiana. >> jimmy: it's more than a thousand miles. another standout from the draft, was buffalo bills' first pick keon coleman. who, clearly, has interests other than just football. >> from here? >> i forgot i went to school in michigan for two years. guess where i got this from, though? i'm going to tell you. guess, you're going to be wrong, though, but guess. >> tom izzo. >> nah! macy's. what you mean?

you went on to date frazier on the show.as told they were thinking about spinning off her and her son but they decided it wasn't feasible. not only would they have to pay the producers of frazier, but all the producers of cheers. >> lara: it was a spinoff. >> yes. >> lara: party keeps going. >> that's what i was told. >> lara: that's funny. because she was brilliant. seven episodes you did, i read. all right. you're working on a one woman show as well. what can we expect to see? >> oh my gosh. i'm so excited about this. >> lara: i'm so excited about it. >> gorgeous piece of writing by jamie whack. we're hoping to do it in new york next summer. not this summer, but summer of 2025. it's just phenomenal, phenomenal. >> lara: will you come back and see us, please? >> yes, yes. >> lara: thank you so much, jean smart. "hacks" season 3 premieres. so excited. it's on max. please do check it out. we're gonna head back to ginger now though. she is live for us in philly. hey, ginge. >> ginger: hey, lara. can i get an invited to that? t

frazier. commissioner collins. nicassio. maureen. chief nicholson, command staff. i am shane kialoa, deputy chief of administration. and this is my report for march 2024. we'll begin with homeland security assistant deputy chief erika ahsha brown. like all of, or every month, chief brown is in multiple meetings at the local, state and federal level. the main situational awareness, this allows the chief to be able to plan for the planned events and coordinate with the proper agencies, but really, it helps her and section chief josh smith pivot on a dime when there is the unexpected events and incidents within san francisco, so as you see in your report, the amount of meetings that chief brown is at, some that i will highlight for march is the heat, air quality response tabletop exercise. this was with dem and 100 other participants, this includes is planning for our extreme weather events in san francisco that we've had many times over the years, as well as our air quality in san francisco due to our, our, microclimates and the wildfires that burn within california

was in fort worth, texas, to support her little sister, mj frazier.w. she finished with 9.9 or higher in all four events today, but it was lsu who came out on top, winning the first national title in school history. cal finished as national runner ups, which is the best finish in program history. the oakland roots in the motor city to take on detroit city sf 50th minute here. victor bezerra with the shot to the goal, this one assisted by ben morris. it gives detroit a 3 to 0 lead, three nil rather 56 minute. here the roots were able to get something on the board when justin rasmussen kicked a left footed shot from the center of the box. roots went on to lose 3 to 1. they will be back home next week to face the colorado springs switchbacks. all right. that's so. thank you so much for joining us here on the 10:00 news. mark, you're saying weather's good but yeah get that umbrella. >> nice forecast but definitely cooling off by midweek. >> all right. thanks so much to stream the latest news and weather anytime on your smart tv. you can download our fox s

much better commute there if you have plans to travel through frazier park. you'll definitely be okay getting there and your way back. as far as your daytime high, upper 50s and 60s. 52 in san jose. 59 in san francisco and this is just the beginning as that high pressure begins to warm us up, you're also going to notice a shift in the winds with this change from, you know, that colder system into that hotter air mass. especially into the evening. notice here about 7:00 this is going to kind of kick up from the north northwest. we're talking 19, 20 plus mile per hour winds. especially around the coast line and coastal mountains. south bay, 20, 25 mile per hour winds. a light breeze will likely be felt. look what's going to happen in the long rage outlook. if you notice here you have this orange glow that begins to settle in. that's the arrival of the high pressure that's also going to help dry us out. it's going to bring a decent boost to the daytime highs. we're going to see an increase of 15 to 20 degrees in some spots compared to what we saw this weekend. i

auction, muhammad ali's white satin boxing trunks from his epic thriller in manila with his rival joe frazierould sell for up to $6 million. he had that victory in october 1975. the shorts go under the hammer next week. remember, you can find out all about the day's news on our website bbc.com/news. you can see what we are working on at any time by checking us out on your favorite social media platform. that is it for the moment. i am katrina perry. from all the team here, thank you for watching roney's america. take care. goodbye -- thank you for watching world news america. take care. goodbye. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

it's one of the best performing bank stocks of the year: and ceo jane frazier has been reorganizing thingsit seems hike that might be having an impact. jack: real estate was a concern on banks' commercial real estate not doing well, should we worry about that, or is that kind of a one-off in new york? >> yeah, well, commercial real estate is more of a factor for the regional banks, so investors will be certainly looking closely to them to see the health of their real estate portfolios. jack: andrew, as a frequent flyer on delta, every plane is packed. it's kind of annoying as a traveler, but it's probably good for the companies. >> yeah. delta kicked off the airline earnings season this past week with a good report for the first quarter and offered pretty strong guidance with a seasonally strong june quarter. delta's probably the best of the bunch in the airline sector, strong management, a decent balance sheet, a lucrative credit card relationship with american express and a segmentation strategy, getting people who can afford it to pay more for convenience and other factors. you want to

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tony frazier is the executive vice president of macs, our which provides satellite imagery to the us defense department and commercial clients. in february, 2022, the companies for satellites provided a real time portrait of russia's military assembly around ukraine. they would document early evidence of russian attacks on civilians. we began to capture and chair, evidence of artillery being fired indiscreetly to civilian locations. and here is an image over dyed airports and haas them all the ukraine. the surveillance capability was not lost on the russians when they 1st ran. they also did a cyber attack against bias that ground terminals because they wanted the disruption, key training and communications. victoria sampson is the washington office director of the secure world foundation, a private organization that works to promote space sustainability and peaceful uses about her space. they also disrupt a lot of communications that a good chunk of europe. i took out tens of thousands of terminals, rushes vice that attacked me clear that the rules of engagement had changed. more now

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. >> reporter: reverend malcolm frazier was browsing his computer when the screen froze. >> a messageped up, said, "do not turn off your computer, please call this number." >> reporter: a scammer persuaded him to transfer tens of thousands of dollars in savings or lose it all. you thought you were talking to the bank and you are talking to a scammer. >> exactly. >> reporter: it's called elder fraud crime, and americans over the age of 60 are now falling victim at record numbers. >> financial fraud is definitely on the rise, particularly targeting our elder population. >> reporter: last year, $3.4 billion was stolen, according to a newly-released fbi report, with more than 100,000 complaints filed the federal law enforcement last year alone. driven by criminal networks operating in west africa and asia. >> organized networks of individuals who are well-financed, well resourced, and are using technology. >> reporter: still, experts say the crime targeting seniors is grossly underreported. aarp estimates more than $28 billion is stalling due to elder fraud scams each year. they are now l

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and gentlemen, please welcome alex phrasier, the honorable richard gephardt, farrow candice, eli frazier and nicole tisdale. >> just waiting on one more here. mic challenges. while water waiting, it's a pleasure to be with you, audience but for me personally, it's a true privilege to be with this panel, an incredible group of people, many whom i get to work with on a regular basis on the council for responsible social media. as i've sat here these last few days and listened to these conversations and grappled with the core of what we're trying to do and understand, i've come to one central question, can our democracy survive if something isn't changed in our information environment? and of course at the core of that is social media, which is what we're here to talk about today, technology. and it's become the dominant form of communication. it's becoming the predominant way in which people get their information and news, particularly for young people. and what has this world resulted in today? very different conversation if we were having this conference 20 years ago. well, what it resul

the shorts worn by the late, great muhammad ali in his 1975 fight with joe frazier, which became knowning has already topped the equivilent of over £3 million. the auction ends next week. a rented flat in birkenhead on the wirral transformed into a fantasy world by its artistic tenant has been given grade ii listed status after a campaign to save it. the unique work by ron gittins was only discovered after his death five years ago. the flat is the first example of what's called 0utsider art, which is work created by someone with no conventional training, to be nationally listed. here'sjudith moritz. welcome to number 8 silverdale road. seemingly unremarkable, perhaps in need of a lick of paint — at least from the outside. because all the decorating effort here has gone into the interior design, frescoes, freezes and fireplaces that i guarantee you won't have seen the likes of before. oh, wow! oh, my gosh. what's this? so this is ron's lion fireplace. don't you have one? laughter. it's not likely anyone else has a flat like this, the former home of ron gittins. he lived here for 30 year

this meeting was just gabbled into order by the president, the security council that's a vanessa frazier. she's the multi use ambassador to the united nations from malta . they hold the presidency of the security council for the month of april. were expected to hear right at the top from the secretary general himself, who will be addressing the security council in what is a very high profile, high stakes speech. i should say. he's been following events very closely throughout the night. and we expect to hear from the secretary general momentarily, i believe within the next few. let's go to the secretary general antonio gutierrez speaking now, and the security council chambers. now is the time to the fuse and the escalates. now is the time for maximum restraints to this emergency session, as we convened the bone, imagine the request by the government. and so we presented it to you is a israel who know, did the newsletter, they did 17, they billed to the president of the security council that the, that and had launched in by quotes a detect the tech from we did. it's very thought a of more

clear as we know you need that on the history, you're going to defend berlin, independent heroes, frazier engines, google please. let's get ready. also. it's denise rosa is ready to do the same and sacrificing for in the name of for an interest, not just a korean men. also women here to work with the boom being prepared for adoption right now. so because once referral, tons of premiums, interest the lives will be ruled by zalinski about themselves. and wisdom, colleagues prefer to keep quiet about this for just like they required even so many yet. but the fact that they were preparing ukraine's were for 2 whole with russia. well presented. what's the width of the risk agreement to providing coverage? then in april, 1st 22, they didn't let you crane make peace with russia because it means and you, without a doubt when you to super, we weren't here today. anything about these minutes, it should be a human right to trace me.

your goal is to defend berlin independent frazier engines. google please, let's get ready also, and it's just as rosa is ready to do the same and sacrificing in the name of for an interest, not just decree, and then also women here to stick with the boom being prepared for adoption right now. so the 1st one for, for all tens of printing and interest of the lives will be ruled by zalinski, add to both of them and get our wisdom colleagues prefer to keep quiet about this for just like they were quiet even so many yet. but the fact that they were preparing ukraine's was too full with russia. well presented. what's the width of that mr. agreement? providing coverage? then in april, 1st 22, they didn't let you crane make peace with russia because it means you without a doubt when you lose work here today, anything about these minutes it should be consumed, right? situation in ukraine, which is precipitously with the chair. i think he's the head of a camera. shame the power to cancel the elections. he's from anyone who disagrees with him in the pri

unique value artifact: muhammad ali's boxing shorts, in which he fought the famous fight against jove frazierber 1, 1975, which went down in history as the thriller in manila. the fight with the participation of two americans lasted 14 out of fifteen rounds. before the final, fraser's coach did not let his ward into the ring due to poor condition. and ali won by technical knockout, earning the nickname the greatest. the authenticity of the equipment is not called for. satin white shorts with black elastic stripes have become iconic, however, like everything ali touched. the shorts have the autograph of the boxer and his second in that fight, drew brown. the relic was first discovered in brown's house after his death and sold at auction in 1988 for just $1. the shorts subsequently changed hands several times, most recently selling for $150,000 12 years ago. according to forecasts, they will now cost 40 times. expensive. the lot will close on april 12th. by the way, the most famous collector of items of the famous athlete is the owner of the team national football league indianapolis colts, jim

. >> citigroup strong 17% up for the year dow only up 8 i think that frazier had a long runway when you talk about regulate people off market responds positive jamie dimon double beat citigroup struggling more so many ways has more systemic problems layoff a headed right direction market responds positivity bibanking will benefit from interest rates higher longer, to banks at least through fourth quarter. >> would you buy banks here. >> i would walking the regional banks before we backed off that we think too much real estate thing is really we see real chop out there for regional banks the big banks the place to be we like it a lot. cheryl: quick i think forecast i leave you with that i think the forecast getting, you are in net interest income forecaster for the year slightly down my be seen as a positive. maria: great point thanks, cheryl stock up 1 1/2% thank you chris for being here great analysis, we will see you soon, time for hot topic of the hour edward learns pressed karine jean-pierre for the president to explain why claiming that inflation was skyrocketing when he walked int

ordinary shorts, they were warned by mohammed ali in the epic thriller in manila victory overjoe fraziercotland are under way with the qualifier and nearly finished. they're playing serbia away. it is still 0—0. england kicked off again sweden at eight p:m.. that's it for sportsday. that is watching. —— thanks for watching. hello there. it's set to turn very windy as we head into the weekend. storm kathleen is racing towards our shores, to bring some disruption, i think, across northern and western parts of the country through the course of saturday. tonight, though, we'll see a band of rain moving ahead of the storm. some of this will be quite heavy across the north and the west of the country, lying across scotland by the end of the night. temperatures lifting here, but very mild further south — 13—15 degrees to start saturday. here it is then on the pressure chart, storm kathleen deepening as it passes to the west of ireland. lots of ice bars on the charts indicating windy conditions and it'll be scooping up some very warm air from southern climes right across the uk. but it's souther

any old shorts, these were worn by muhammad ali in his epic �*thrilla in manila' victory overjoe fraziern 1975 which became one of the most famous boxing matches in history. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's set to turn very windy as we head into the weekend. storm kathleen is racing towards our shores, expecting to bring some disruption, i think, across northern and western parts of the country through the course of saturday. tonight, though, we'll see a band of rain moving ahead of the storm. some of this will be quite heavy across the north and the west of the country, lying across scotland by the end of the night. temperatures lifting here, but very mild further south — 13—15 degrees to start saturday. here it is, then, on the pressure chart, storm kathleen deepening as it passes to the west of ireland. lots of isobars on the charts, indicating windy conditions, and it'll be scooping up some very warm air from southern climes right across the uk. but its southern and eastern parts of the country which could be seeing temperatures into the low 205 celsius. so, storm

. >> executive editor frazier technology peter elstrom there. daybreak asia" this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: take a look at u.s. treasuries. we are seeing a bit of a rebound among the regional bond markets as well. waiting for jay powell and other officials as well, coming off fields that had -- yields that have highs, but we are hearing from mary daly who had previously, the federal reserve bank of san francisco president mary daly, a lack of urgency when it comes to the adjustment of rates for she's now speaking in a moderated q&a at the moment and talking about the need to be confident that inflation is going to 2%. the were saying the fed can do now is to act urgently. mary daly also saying economic growth had been quite remarkable, painting a picture of no urgency to adjust rates before it is necessary. new york fed president john williams says it will happen this year. he also discussed the resilience in consumer spending and the economy in an exclusive conversation with bloomberg tv. john: consumer spending has been strong. i think it is driv

it's like if muhammad ali fought joe frazier... now. the american people... i'm so pretty. so pretty. the american people will be faced with a nearly eight-month-long general election battle that has, in some ways, already been underway for several weeks. several weeks?! feels a lot longer than that. can we get a fact check? how long has it been? >> it's been 84 years. >> stephen: thank you. thank you. she was an intern when this started. she was a college intern when this campaign started. 2024 will also be the country's first presidential rematch in nearly 70 years, when dwight d. eisenhower defeated adlai stevenson for the second time. now, unfortunately for stevenson, "i like ike" was just so much catchier than "adlai? i agrai!" i could have done it actually. after sealing the nom, biden released a slick video ending with a call to action that reads simply: let's go. i see what you're going for, but without an exclamation mark, "let's go" seems less inspirational and more a spouse who's ready to leave the company party. "look, they're out of food and i keep getting stuc

. >> this was a tour de force he had frazier's left hook. >> it was the best speech of his presidencyr. [laughter] >> laura: oh, that's funny. it was funny that night but it is really funny tonight. as we said it was one of the worst state of the union speeches of all of time and sure enough it did not move the needle for biden at all. almost a month after the state of the shows, donald trump is still dominating. a new "wall street journal" poll shows him leading in nearly every swing state, arizona, georgia, michigan, north carolina, nevada, and pennsylvania. but dr. jill, she has a different diagnosis. >> he is losing all the battleground states -- >> -- no, is he not losing in all the battleground states. >> all but one. >> coming up even or doing better. so you know what? once people start to focus in on and they see their two choices it's obvious that joe will win this election. >> laura: the plutocrats have told her kellyanne former white house counselor to trump. should take the doctor's orders and rest easy. >> like her most of them are in denial, laura. they look at these pol

gearshift frazier, who's a minister. he's like, you know. what? i know. i'm speaking for the whole group for every you've asked me, but for this question i choose to answer it for my own position because i don't want to offend anybody, you know. so, you know, caucasians, you i don't want to offend you. i'm going to say how i think so they said speak freely. so you say, i think that black people two things. i think that won't find black people more than a handful among. the millions across the south who are not fully loyal to the united states. he he's okay. they're willing to serve in the right to show fidelity to the united states and the presence upon which the united states stands. but i think they also would like to have land for their own that right now. they don't believe that white southerners will believe in justice. fair ness, democracy or anything and that we would be best served by controlling institutions, force about black people in our own community. and we would like some land. and so he's like okay. cool.