jessica harrington, back to the issue of polling.ng this could happen and you know the trend seems to be inexorable, could we be approaching that, that crossover point? >> i don't think so. no, i'm i've known nadine many years. she has her views and as we all know, she's not a fan of rishi sunak. but what i do think that this week, what i would say is in terms of where we are, this is the week when farage has , you is the week when farage has, you know, he's made his big declaration. he's going to stand. so i'm not surprised to see a bit more interest in the polls, where reformer concerned. but in the end, i do think that people are voting for the next prime minister. i also and so therefore i don't think that they will stick to getting any or many seats at all. i also think that the one advantage to the early call for the election , the early call for the election, which came as a surprise to so many people , was the surprise many people, was the surprise the most tory mp, the most tory mps? exactly. and i think they don't seem very

commissioner ed harrington here, and commissioner stephen lee here. the san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone , who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item two is approval of minutes for the april 30th, 2024 port commission meeting. so moved second. we have a motion and a second. all in favor? aye. any opposed? motion passes unanimously. the minutes of the april 30th, 2024 meeting are adopted. item three is public comment on executive sess

at harrington's bar and grill on front street, and they're going to be performances each thursday ofntown. >> i'm this is like a carmen sandiego outfit gone mad. >> it really is, and i love it. and where in the world is she? >> apparently, harrington. >> they found her founder, carmen sandiego, in san francisco. >> wow. >> who knew she's been traveling the world, getting up in a little world? little kitten heel . >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. president biden one on one as we mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. an abc news exclusive. president biden in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> what it says to me is how critical alliances are. how critical alliances are.

and we'll see what that continues to look like as you track the new york races, harrington. thank you for thank you. >> up. we're gonna go next straight to the source with the speaker of the house, mike johnson. a lot to discuss with him. he will join us live and just moments. also are the biden then trump campaigns listening because we're going to speak to perhaps one of the most source people on america about what is the secret strategy that has been proven to win debates? >> july 4th. cnn concert event with performance is by keith urban, ashanti db wrexham the killers, and many more go forth in america. thursday july 4 at seven eastern on cnn introducing allison black, psoriasis she thinks or flaky gray patches are all people see oh, tesla is the number one prescribed hello, to treat black psoriasis oh, tesla can help you get clear skin and reduce itching and flaking with no routine blood tests required doctors, have been prescribing you tesla for over a decade. >> oh, tesla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. >> don't use are tesla, if you're allergic to it, s

and then when covid hit, unfortunately, harrington shut down.nd of closed down and we tried to open up for like seven weeks, and it was scary. i mean, it was like zero traffic, zero cars. and so now, even though it is a little scary, there is some hope. and by having this initiative, this proposal, it offers hope not only to the business but to our staff. you know, one of the hardest things right now i'm facing is trying to keep employee retention, to give them hope. by having this entertainment zone, not only do i see it helping the street and the immediate businesses, but also so the businesses that have closed the small mom and pop shops, the embarcadero mall because in my mind i can see now it's a tour, a tourist destination. we can make the fire die like i said, a destination point. so if you're at the ferry building, hey, let's go check out that entertainment zone in five days. so you're building up all that foot traffic i used to remember seeing all the time from the embarcadero to front street. and i think this will help that help us. an

. >> more on the entertainment zones, it will involve three bars including harringtons, allow them to shutdown front street from time to time and serve alcohol outdoors, they can include live performances and other activities. this week supervisors signed off on a plan that could expand them to other neighborhoods. the mayor's office says businesses in thrive city outside of chase center midmarket and union square have also shown interest. >> separately there is another plan in the works to cleanup other downtown public spaces including the plaza near the powell street cable car turn around. that is all contingent on a $360 million bond proposal. the money would be spread across three other categories. the renovation of hospitals, shelter and housing for homeless families and road safety projects. >>> today mayor breed and board president, who are running against each other for mayor put their differences aside and urged the supervisors to put that bond measure on the november ballot. >> after covid we realized there are a lot more things that we need to invest in to ensure that our c

that's why we've got cnn senior data reporter harrington, who joins us to run the numbers.ll right. where is biden starting for an incumbent heading into this first debate? >> omar, i was with you yesterday. i was with you last week. what a privilege to be with you again, here are let's let's run some of these numbers, okay yeah, look, if you're an incumbent and you are either trailing or tied going in the first debate that puts you in a company that you don't want to be in. because look at these, these are the past incumbents we are tired or behind going in the first debate, jerry ford and 76 jimmy carter and at george h w bush in 1,992, donald trump four years ago in 2020, you know what all four of those guys have in common. they all lost, they all lost that. now, i will yet that's not good. it's not good of course the thing i will note this debate is happening so much earlier, right? >> those debates happened in september or october this debate, of course, has happening in june. so maybe as you said in your opening, we have to take that conventional wisdom and toss it ri

y otra es la de harrington versus la farmacÉutica purdue, que reta un acuerdo de bancarrota que protejae versus estados unidos que evalÚa si la prohibiciÓn del aborto sin excepciones en casos de emergencia en ciertos estados, anula una ley federal que regula las salas de emergencia que requiere que se haga el procedimiento. si la vida de la paciente corre peligro. el departamento de justicia entabÓo la demanda en contra del estado de idaho en agosto de 2022. la primera dama, jill biden, hizo campaÑa en pennsylvania. en el acto que se realizÓ en la universidad de louisville, cerca de lancaster, biden se refiriÓ a los derechos reproductivos. en otra parte de su discurso, dijo que en estas elecciones la democracia estÁ en juego. mÁs tarde, la primera dama hizo campaÑa en pittsburg. y siguiendo con el tema de la polÍtica, faltan cuatro dÍas para que el presidente joe biden y donald trump se vean las caras en el primer debate presidencial. la cuenta regresiva tiene a las dos campaÑas ultimando los detalles para persuadir a los votantes. sulema salazar nos dice cÓmo se preparan ambos candidat

regions. lucky i initiated a one todd one p project encouraging children to plant a tree alongside harrington white gray from a town in the central region was does amazing green just so nice. but then icons who are correct and i see less cheese, which i'm not so happy about. so i just wrote this book to inculcate, into the minds of the young people to help them know the importance of trees, how good trees are to the environment. i also teach them how to plan some and let them know about the different types of trees we have in the world. based on a numerous advocacy where she was selected by climate vulnerable for him. as yet the mazda, cute and bus of the, to educate artist when the climate change, which led had to participate in the cafeteria and 7 in egypt in 2022. a team that comes at a time in our life. well we, we realize us something being a tread to our existence. and as you love these, you can sit down and see those. why are we, why the 2 points or 5, just lucky attempts to talk slicer poetry using the one to one talk project us there was supposed to deployments crisis thing, donna, a

. >> otra es la de harrington versus la farmaceutica purdue que reta un acuerdo de ba bancarrota que sackler, duena de perdu pharma, fabricante del oxicontin de demandas causadas por la a adiccion a este opioide. >> y con respecto al aborto, los magistrados emitiran una d decision sobre moyle versus estaunidos, que evalua si la prohibicion del aborto sin excepciones en casos de eme emergencia en ciertos estados, a las sas ergencia que rue da del procimieo l aborsin ciertos y feral que regule cubre que vida del paciente corre peligro. >> el departamento de justicia entablo la demanda en contra del estado de de en agosto del 2022. >> la industria de la con construccion tiene una de las tasas de suicidio mas altas entre los profesionales, segun un reciente estudio. >> aunque los salarios de la construccion son buenos y suben y los puestos de trabajo son abundantes, los profesionales del sector consideran que estos empleados estan bajo diferentes presiones diarias para cumplir con los contratos. >> sonia parisos sanchez nos amplia. >> aaron trabaja en el sector desde que llo ciudad de me

joining me now is jenny harrington at gilman asset management.ning, frank. >> we were talking about the volatility yesterday. nvidia pulled the markets down. today is triple witching. a third of the options come up for expiration as well. what do you think? does it maybe you concerned or see an opportunity? >> neither. i just think we're at a point of inflection and that's my word of the day. inflection. that's where we are. when we are thinking about that, i don't know the inflection means we're going down which means we create opportunity. we are starting to plateau from here. we're on the 15%. if we did this expectation, if we continued this pace, the market would be at 6,250 by the end of the year. that doesn't seem reasonable. i think we're at this inflection point where leadership is inn flekt inflecting. >> your wex word of the day is inflection. we are at an inflexion point when it comes to the election. we were talking about the biden campaign raising money. ned was out with research and saying the meaning theful gain for the s&p is 5%.

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commissioner ed harrington here, and commissioner stephen lee here.ges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone , who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item two is approval of minutes for the april 30th, 2024 port commission meeting.

the meeting took a couple sweaters that couldn't win, but remains one harrington's as may's continuedr the years. he was the ambassador for the u.s. youth games and hear arrington is seated right next to may's when he returned to be inducted into the alabama sports hall of fame. >> i don't think there will be another remains so many everything. well. nobody could run better and we're really on bases. nobody could catch a ball, really no better. could that? i mean, really could do every thing. and a major with respect to do. >> arrington described maze is a kind man who always had time for others, especially when he returned home. what should people feel if and i would call a hike to end what's been old days black community to live there. >> if they coming there'd be that patiently there. he they say take you. great so really was going on. >> certainly have more on the life of willie mays throughout the evening. other news today, a democratic leaders at the state capitol are doubling down on their plan to kill some of their own retail theft bills. if voters approve a november ballot me

that's p, that's a p pitch with a p harrington with the w as always, thanks. are you back in a moment? >> we didn't watch the camera guys the most anticipated the moment of this lecture and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president one stage two, very different visions for america's future. the cnn presidential debate tuesday, june 27th, denied live on cnn and streaming on max electric for short trips, gas for long white. >> the paradox, it really is both the alexis rx plug-in hybrid from medium rare well done so many ways to save life ruddy while it happy that's 365 by whole foods market. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition are strengthened energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals here transfer immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein i was just feeling stiff it was the worst day. >> my always crying i was sad. >> i was diagnosed with rob no mouse acoma once so we've got the first initial hit. >> it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach? just don't want to ge

we're going to win this election all right, let's bring cnn senior data reporter harrington and alex thompson. >> he has national political reporter for axios. good morning to you both. thank you very much for being here after this late night. alex thompson. i know you are incredibly wired in with the ball biden's team. we we saw those circuits, it took them a minute to get out there onto the floor last night, but when they did, they came out trying to project this message of strength isn't going to work. >> well, listen, i've covered the biden white house now for three-and-a-half years. and as someone that's reported on his age quite a few times i can tell you that the white house is response every single time has come up for three-and-a-half years has been to deflect to gaslight, to not tell the truth, not just to reporters, not just other democrats, but even at times to themselves about the president's limitations at his age, there's a reason why he has not done as many interviews are present conferences as any president in decades, there's a reason he does not do events almost ev

trump will have their historic space off tomorrow right here on cnn senior, that a report or a harrington. joining me now, i were changing but when we look at this debate, there are several things that are historic about the debate. although people have seen these two debate before, what's at stake tonight? yeah. i mean, what is at stake tomorrow night? i just want to sort of go back in time and not how close these two candidates are and how historically unusual that is. so the leading candidates margin going into debate numero uno, since 1976, this year, look at this, we are thai going in this first debate nationally, the average in the average year, the average candidate leads the leader, leads by get this about seven percentage points. this is the closest margin we have going into a first debate ever, ever, ever, ever. i think you might have to even, even in 1960, jfk led by a few points, although those were very different time trace in which any small movement could make all the difference in the world. if in fact a few minds get changed. so another historic issue that has come up, i

i don't believe she went through election cnn's senior political data reporter harrington is here as these primary results are coming in, not just in south carolina, but also across the country. and obviously, the mace race was interesting because she had kind of didn't hesitate to criticize trump previously, especially after january 6, that all changed as she was facing this challenge. listen to what she said in her acceptance speech tonight about president trump i also want to give a giant heartfelt thank you to the 45th and 47th president of united states for his support. >> president trump, south carolina will have your back in november how much of an impact did he have in this race? >> i didn't hurt. right. i mean, last time around in 2022, nancy mace barely squeaked by in that primary against kt arrington when she was seen as more of the anti-trump candidate. now she has this massive advantage and that kind of lines up with what we've seen throughout this cycle, which is when trump makes an endorsement in either governor's race those are congressional races. his candidates have

harrington measure, always put and you're gonna get some sun in summary, already got a little bit of a tan. you go into the pool later. >> all right. sounds you heard it here first. there you go. carries at the pool later. sarah, where are you going to be? >> perry. you know what that was that was really i love that because it tells you where we are. but it is so fascinating that people just don't believe it. the majority of americans still not in that mindset, although we're expecting some huge storms that a lot of hurricanes this year as well. we will see where the opinion goes, but the heat is here. we know that. thank you, guys. >> all right. who's going first? who gets the last word? who's standing on the left or right? that is all well decided. but what are the candidates going to say? that's what everyone will be waiting for in this historic debate. also, a historic night in baseball all the major legal under the leagues, and of course the late great willie mays the american west was hope to make a better life people aspire to be great in american saga, read it, r, kinda riva

context that we are seeing here as we are watching all of this sentence, a senior data reporter, harrington and harry, i mean, obviously this rate is so close right now at this moment but razor, razor type, my goodness, gracious. you rarely i get excited on nights like this, where you know, you watch these old videos and i see how tight the races were in like election 2005 finally, we get a race tonight, as tight as we have it right now. yeah. and so obviously, the question here is about trump's endorsement and how powerful that's ultimately going to be. because really there's basically no policy differences between these two republicans on anything substantive. but, but donald trump is backing one of them and not the other, correct. >> use, as you mentioned, the incumbent committed the cardinal sin of initially backing ron desantis. >> how dare he how dare he, and you looked at primary so far this season and trump's endorsement has been as good as good as gold before tonight, only one candidate who he back lost their primary look at that at eight wins to one, and i went back. i looked at 2

so cicero, francesco yardeni, james harrington and they agreed with the more or populist republicansften translated into political power where they differed though what you do with that soargued s them closely you want to make sure that you have a one particular chamber reserved to those who are wealthy and a different chamber for the people. and you basically create political systems that are structured along class lines. ther more egalitarian or populist, if you want to call them that, generally look for ways minimize some of those so so the the the gracchi and machiavelli even and i think this is the strand that jefferson to follow and when he talks the avoiding an agrarian law he's talking abouting some of the more heavy handed measures that you know ericans at this time would have known from the reading of history. so the purchase of louisiana for him i think critical to maintaining republicanism in the united states at large it was basically to off some of the commercial that he feared some of the financial developments and his thinking. i think was that if land if all those ne

conservative mp henry smith , the conservative mp henry smith, the former conservative mp jessica harringtong liberal democrat and federal board member calum robertson . board member calum robertson. there we are now. in four weeks time, we will know which party will lead the country for the next five long years. will it be rishi sunak forced to apologise today for bailing out of d—day commemorations? keir starmer well, he

sentence senior political data reporter or harrington joins us now, inherit. >> i mean, obviously thiss a test of this dynasty. the menendez family, that we're seeing play out what happened tonight. >> i think what happened was you're dealing with the majority hispanic district in which the menendez name, although perhaps tarnished because of the father look, bob menendez was mayor in union city before either you or i were born. it's a name that goes back generations and the fact that this was a very highly fought contest with a lot of money being spent. but at the end of the day, robin mendez was not tainted by his father, or at least not nearly enough to cause a defeat. i mean, that's quite a margin right there. it's much, much wider margin than i actually expect that. >> well, and we're both obviously incredibly young, so thank you. for highlighting that tonight is the first republican primaries since donald trump became a convicted felon last thursday. one thing that i have been fascinated by is when nikki haley, who's obviously not necessary anymore, hasn't been for meds, is still

conservative mp henry smith , the conservative mp henry smith, the former conservative mp jessica harringtonfederal board member calum robertson . board member calum robertson. there we are now. in four weeks time, we will know which party will lead the country for the next five long years. will it be rishi sunak forced to apologise today for bailing out of d—day commemorations? keir starmer well, he wants your vote but is he too wooden to win a tv debate 7 he too wooden to win a tv debate ? ed davey went baking with schoolchildren this week. as you do. and will he be trusted, though, to cook your books ? and though, to cook your books? and nigel farage has returned to frontline politics as certainly shaken things up. will he win your vote for the reform party? well, it's all to play for and we'll discuss the last big week in politics right after your latest news headlines. and it's sam francis . sam francis. >> martin, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just after 7:00. we will start with news from the election campaign trail. the prime minister has been heckled in wiltshire

harrington. thanks. have a great week and the new source starts now straight from the source tonight, a crisis of confidence at the supreme board as we await several rulings that could hit like an earthquake, including immunity for donald trump, a major new decision just released has predicts up in arms conspiracy theory sheriff's alex jones order to liquidate his assets to pay up a 1.5 billion you sandy hook families over a mountain of lives, but he still gets to keep his microphone for now. >> now, plus a new photo and new update from catherine princess of wales on her battle with cancer. she says she's not out of the woods yet, but will make her first public appearance. >> since, her diagnosis and just a few hours i'm jim acosta and for kaitlan collins. >> and this is the source we have been waiting and waiting on a slew of major decisions from the supreme court. and one is now in tonight, it's a loss for the gun control movement. a lot more on that and moments, but all eyes have been on the court for

i'm john harrington, i'm a tennis player. and a fourth generation san franciscan.the increases at the marina location makes san francisco the most expensive in the nation. now rec and park is going after the racket sports for fees. unbelievable bill, do you know that rec and parks new policies as as well as that of san francisco general plan have established financing options for long term operations and maintenance? these are general. these are things like general obligation bonds, parcel taxes, local fundraising grants, etc. fees aren't listed anywhere. why fees? why now? we all know it's a money grab for to put a band-aid on massive budget problem that should not be paid on the backs of residents that recreate. please vote no. thank you. thank you much, john harrington. next speaker. good afternoon. my name is todd high. thank you for the opportunity to speak this afternoon. i am a 40 year resident of san francisco and 34 year homeowner in the portola district. i am a tennis and pickleball player at many of the locations in san francisco. this proposed legislati

the motion is approved (gavel) thank you for your services controller ed harrington nomination for theeappointment of maria theresa imperial to the planning commission, for a term beginning july 1, 2024, and ending july 1, 2028. >> thank you for your willingness to serve seeing no names on the roster. >> same house, same call. the motion is approved motion is approved (gavel) next item, next item, controller's nomination for the reappointment of lauren post to the public works commission, for a term beginning july 2, 2024, and ending july 2, 2028. >> same house, same call. the smoegs is approved (gavel) next item, >> 27. motion reappointing gerald demarcus turner and fady zoubi, terms ending july 2, 2028,to the public works commission. >> same house, same call. the motion is evaluated madam clerk committee reports item item item item item item item item 29 yes. >> 29. resolution approving the settlement of unlitigated claims in favor of the city and county of san francisco against the u.s. department of health and human services by payment of$441,521.39 to the city; the administrative

harrington for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and to the witnesses for your passion and commitment to being a voice from america's most vulnerable, probably true of forgotten people in this country. thanks for giving them a voice and thanks for remembering them and helping us to remember. we need to put our best foot forwardfo to improve the system. the government can't do everything, but what we do ought to be effective, and people ought to be accountable and we ought to have the highest standards. that's what i'm hearing from each of you. thank you and god bless you. it may be no more than all of you but you are all-stars all-stars everyone of you. now, ms. harrington, you talked about the several pieces of legislation you've worked on throughout the countries in various states and you mentioned you had a some folks checking on you that saved you from a furtherabuse in the system and d can you imagine what it would be like h if you didn't have parens and family checking on you, so let's talk about how we check on these

but remains one harrington's as nays. continued to visit birmingham over the years.ssador for the u.s. youth games and he raring to the seated right next to may's when he returned to be inducted into the alabama sports hall of fame. >>i don't think there be another managed it. so many everything. well. nobody could run better and we're really on base nobody could catch the ball, really no better when could bet. i mean, really could do every thing. and a major command with respect to do. >>arrington described maze is a kind man who always had time for others, especially when he returned home. people feel if and i would call a high of 2 and their own days black community to live >>they knew where most coming in town they would be that patiently that he would send makes it a great it's really ready to go. democratic leaders the state capitol are doubling down on their plan to kill some of their own retail theft bills. that's if voters approve a november ballot measure to reform prop 47. it comes as new leaked emails at a governor. gavin newsom's office show he's open to

>> apparently, harrington. >> they found her founder, carmen sandiego, in san francisco. >> wow. >> who knew she's been traveling the world, getting up in a little world? little kitten heel . >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. president biden one on one as we mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. an abc news exclusive. president biden in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> what it says to me is how critical alliances are. how critical alliances are. >> robin: david muir one on one with the president, as leaders from all around the world gather, to honor the heros who helped end the war. >> george: terror attack thwarted. a russian ukrainian man taken into custody in paris with severe burns from an explosion. the investigation into a possible terrorist conspiracy. >> oh my god. >> whit: tornado outbreak near our nation's capital. >> get back down! get back down! >> whit: plus the deadly twister in michigan, and the dangerous heat zone putting 30 million on alert. sam champion is tracking it all. >> george: the major ruling in donald trump's georgia elect

harrington, the chairman of the house budget committee. the letter was from cbo and it said that, quote, the share of venture capital reaching pharmaceutical companies has been trending upward, end of quote, since the drug negotiation program was enacted. so i think that that's importan important, when i'm presenting i think it's important to be part of the record today because they are, i think this stands contrary to what testimony has been given. so i thank you for give me the time to do so. >> window investments company and we all know where disease are included in that. so thank you so much for being part of this subcommittee hearing. as i said, members submit a question by the close of visit march 14. without objection the subcommittee is adjourned. writes a lot. thanks, everybody for being here. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate foreign relations committee will come to