, the general manager of recreation t the first time that thoseis two have collaborated, su and ginsberg partnered during the pandemic to open community hubs in the city. when schools closed, the former superintendent of long beach unified and former member of the state board of education will also serve as a special advisor. that is, doctor carl cohen. other members of this new team include members from the offices of the comptroller, the treasurer, and tax collector, human services and human resources. now, the mayor did also announce that she is allotting $8.4 million of unallocated funds to help stabilize and support the district. the district is the seventh largest in the state, with over 120 public schools that serve that serve over 50,000 students. so this is quite impactful. we do expect this press conference to get underway. we will give you updates online at nbcbayarea.com, as well as in our later newscasts. as soon as that begins in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay, a lot of parents are watching for this one. all right, ginger, thank you. well, new at 11. a

. >> today's special guest michelle ginsberg. >> i'm chris and you are watching san francisco riegz thet focused on reguilding and reimagining our city our guest is the general manager of the san francisco rec and parks, with us to talk about new parks, music and other developments. mr. ginsberg, welcome. >> thank you a pleasure to be here >> nice to see you again. >> last time was during the pandemic and virtual. so it is good to be back here. >> indeed. before we get in specifics, let's start with a broad question, how can will park's system play a part in the economic recovery? >> well, our parks system playing an important role throughout the pandemic. parks were here when people in san francisco needed them the most. a place where people could gather and could care for mentality health and fizz cat health and have a sense of community and a sense of place during a really weird time. and now that things are reopening and figure out how to recover, parks are going to continue to play a significant role >> people are out and having a good time. there are special events happening in pa

of the rec and park commission the commission that she will be joining with fellow commissioners, ginsberg could not be here because he's busy saving the schools with sue. you're with the best of the best as busy as you are and as much as you have on your plate that you said yes for an opportunity like that. before i swear you in, let's welcome chuck collins. [applause] >> so if we know of a word that defines family for sonya is the pueblo and once you're there, it's happiness and meaning. and all of us in this pueblo today, really feels the cultural icon that a pueblo represents but also the energy of the mother that brings the pueblo to life. it's really special to see all of you, with all of your eyes and all of the ways that you have been a part of the life of our great zone ja. --sonya. this is the mayor's balcony and this is a place for people to see the rotunda and i'm honored to be part of that. and i want to express my appreciation to london breed, in particular in this moment where her gifted leadership is needed more than ever in order to guide us through where we are to where w

and phil ginsberg, the general manager of recreation and parks department., this is not the first time that the two have collaborated. su and ginsberg partnered during the pandemic to open community hubs in the city when schools closed down. now, the former superintendent of long beach unified and former member of the state board of education will also serve as a special advisor that is, doctor karl cohen. other members include members from the offices of the comptroller, the treasurer, the tax collector, human services, and human resources. now, in an open letter to families, mayor london breed opened up. she said that she would not be where she is if not for the public school system in the city, and asked that she is going to do everything that she can to support those families during this time. now, sfusd is the seventh largest school district in the state. it's got over 120 schools and over 50,000 students. so you can really imagine the impact that these issues, especially this announcement, this looming announcement, has on those families. very much so.

and phil ginsberg, the general manager of recreation and parks department.s not the first time that those two have collaborated. su and ginsberg partnered during the pandemic to open community hubs in the city when schools closed. now, the former superintendent of long beach unified, as well as a former member of the state board of education, will serve as a special advisor, that is, doctor carl cohen. other members include people from the offices of the comptroller, the treasurer, the tax collector, and the human services and human resources department. now, in an open letter to sfusd families, mayor breed said that she would not be where she is if it were not for the public school system and in so she will do whatever she can to support those families that are going through a really tough time. you know, sfusd is the seventh largest district in the state. it's got over 120 schools with over 50,000 students. so these decisions are really widely impactful for the city and those families. and students. we'll keep an eye on this as it continues to develop. and

and allen ginsberg wanted everybody to chant "ohm," to bring the war to an end and the police to theirse music] - when we first went to see mayor daley and we thought his deputy mayor to try and get a permit, he took me aside and said, "come on, what do you guys really want to do?" and i said, "well, did you see 'wild in the streets'?" [chanting indistinctly] which was a movie where young people put lsd into the water supply and took over the government. and so this is what the police expected. - our administration will never permit a lawless, violent group of terrorists to destroy the purpose of this national convention and take over the streets of chicago. - before he became mayor, chicago had kind of become a run down, drab city. - the city is plagued with strikes, from cab drivers to telephone installers. but mayor daley says the city's never been in better shape. - mayor daley wanted to show off how he'd turned it into a modern showplace. - chicago loves size, scale. one hotel here brags that it has more flush toilets under one roof than any other building in the world. - daley's

team will be co-led by maria su of the department of children, youth and their families, and phil ginsbergrks department. stabilization team will be able to use over $8 million of unallocated funds to be used for emergencies. today, mayor breed spoke out at a press conference, saying that the goal is to help balance the budget and oversee district facilities. we have right now three immediate goals because ultimately we want to avoid a takeover from the state. we want to make sure that we build the capacity we provide, the infrastructure we provide, the changes to our policies in order to ensure long term stability. this comes amid declining enrollment and budget issues at san francisco schools. the district plans to close some schools next year in response to those challenges, but the list of which schools will close won't be announced until december. in about an hour, police are expected to release new details on the man arrested in connection with the deadly shooting of a vta bus driver. it happened on friday. here's nbc bay area's bob redell. the santa clara county sheriff's office say

maria su and phil ginsberg, and we sat down with them and some of the superintendents leadership team as well. and so we're in the process of working out the details of how that's going to work, who's going to do what. but we already have ideas. we already have. we're building a good collaborative relationship. >> superintendent matt wayne had a message for frustrated families at a news conference tuesday. >> for the long term, we've been making the tough decisions to be able to set this district up for success. so we're asking them to keep faith. >> families at the rally want more community input and engagement. >> anxious like i've been up at night about this. >> and the superintendent said december will be a very critical month for the district. that's when they have to present their updated stabilization plan to the state, which shows how they will balance the budget. it's also when they will present the school closure plan to the board. and so a couple months to go here before this big deadline. >> and, you know, parents often talk about being left in the dark. no communication.

also want to acknowledge his immediate -- senator cardin i also want to acknowledge his wife laura ginsberg abelson, a former federal public defender anded a junto professor at the university of maryland law school and at the university of pennsylvania carey law school. laura grew up in baltimore, and we heard her -- we have her to thank for poaching adam from ohio. they raised their family in baltimore city, their sons both currently attend baltimore city public schools and both mom and dad are very active in their children's education. madam president, we know in our democracy -- our democracy depends on a strong, independent judiciary and our judiciary depends on people like judge abelson, leaders with nimble minds and deep-rooted convictions. he has served with distinction as a magistrate judge, and he will make maryland and america proud as a district judge. i strongly urge my colleagues to vote to confirm him, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of

>> coming up, recipients of the liberty medal, ukrainian president zelenskyy, justice ruth bader ginsbergen burns alongside the national constitution center's jeffrey rosen to preview tonight's ceremony when "morning joe" comes right back. >>> the man accused in the apparent assassination plot against donald trump at his florida golf course earlier this month may face more serious charge. federal prosecutors submitted new evidence in a court filing yesterday seeking to prove that suspect ryan routh was at the golf club with the intention to kill the former president. he is being held on charges of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. after authorities said he was seen with a long gun lying in wait on september 15th outside trump international golf club where trump was golfing. yesterday's filing also revealed a note written by routh declaring this was an assassination attempt. his lawyer characterized the events as a publicity stunt. at the same time former president trump criticized the initial charges against routh y

one, that the zoo road encampment only existed because the director of rec and parks, phil ginsberg, directed residents there. so in their eyes, that is a city sanctioned site, or at least a spot in which a city official, a high ranking one at that, who has been in city government for 30 years now, directed them to go. i also want to touch on what gabriel said as well about trust with government offices and departments. i think it's really key that we make clear that not only was hsh doing outreach and outreach, you know, is there is direct outreach and then there is flyering. i don't know if those are being conflated, and i think that residents are a little confused on that. but when you have sfmta and sfpd showing up with tow trucks hours before hsh arrives to give housing placements on august 9th, friday, august 9th, that is counterintuitive. it is not only unnecessary, it is nonsensical. now folks have been scattered multiple, multiple people left that place. folks are scattered now and it only makes the outreach process harder and even for us as advocates as well, to retain cont

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