david heller owns a beauty supply store just blocks away. he's also the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association heller says small businesses along this commercial corridor are struggling because of crime. we need leadership. >> we really need to get the ship. and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship heller sees that leadership as having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other geary boulevard merchants want the same attention. union square seems to get. they even took out this ad calling on the mayor to hire more police officers. alice, kim, co-owner of joe's ice cream and burgers says they, too, have been recently hit by burglars. the crimes triggering anxiety. i just hope that it decrease after the pandemic, but somehow being looks like increasing and never stopped. he many frustrated. we don't see any consequences or we don't see any get better. the owner of cigarettes are cheaper says after 18 years in business, they have never suffered a hit like this. >

heller says it's unfortunate that things have to be this way. we really right now. i need to do to support. we can get we looking cdo for leadership and support. >> a survey released by the city's controller's office in april shows that residents here in the richmond district gave a grade of c plus for overall safety and police a poll from the office of small business shows that one-third of san francisco's small businesses were a victim of crime between 2 and 10 times last year. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a concord man is in critical condition tonight after being hit by a car last night. the driver of the car drove off concord. police say they responded to a report of a hit and run just before 10 o'clock on willow pass road at dimond boulevard. they say the man was riding his bike when he was hit by what is believed to be a black honda civic. police say that the car would have sustained damage to the front in the hood, possibly damage to the front windshield and the roof. anyone with information is being asked to call concord police.

david heller owns a beauty supply store just blocks away. he's also the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association heller says small businesses along this commercial corridor are struggling because of crime. we need leadership. >> we really need leadership. and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship heller sees that leadership as having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. >> he and other geary boulevard merchants want the same attention. union square seems to get. they even took out this ad calling on the mayor to hire more police officers. alice, kim, co-owner of joe's ice cream and burgers says they, too, have been recently hit by burglars. the crimes triggering anxiety. i hope that it decrease after the pandemic, but somehow being looks like increasing and never stopped a civilian frustrated. we don't see differences or we don't see any get better. the owner of cigarettes are cheaper says after 18 years in business, they have never suffered a hit like this. >> they're

david heller owns a beauty supply store just blocks away. he's also the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association heller says small businesses along this commercial corridor are struggling because of crime. we need leadership. >> we really need leadership. and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship heller sees that leadership as having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other geary boulevard merchants want the same attention. union square seems to get. they even took out this ad calling on the mayor to hire more police officers. alice, kim, co-owner of joe's ice cream and burgers says they, too, have been recently hit by burglars. the crimes triggering anxiety. i just hope that it would decrease after the pandemic, but somehow being looks like increasing and never stopped. he many frustrated. we don't see any consequences or we don't see any get better. the owner of cigarettes are cheaper says after 18 years in business, they have never suffered a hit like this.

david heller owns a beauty supply store just blocks away. he's also the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association heller says small businesses along this commercial corridor are struggling because of crime. we need leadership. >> we really need leadership. and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship heller sees that leadership as having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other geary boulevard merchants want the same attention. union square seems to get. they even took out this ad calling on the mayor to hire ore police officers. alice, kim, co-owner of joe's ice cream and burgers says they, too, have been recently hit by burglars. the crimes triggering anxiety. i hope that it decrease after the pandemic, but somehow being looks like increasing and never stopped a civilian frustrated. we don't see any consequences or we don't see any get better. the owner of cigarettes are cheaper says after 18 years in business, they have never suffered a hit like this. >> they're

then came heller. and then last year, the dobbs and bruin cases and what originalism says is that the only way to interpret constitution is what it meant at the to the people who ratified. what that means is, in many instances to the property owning white men of 1791, say at time, of course, when women could not vote at a time when black people were enslaved and on and on, sometimes to the mid 1800s. and and think that originalism now being put forward this way really reveals the problems with it. first of all, the history is messy. the history is jumbled. it's like you can just go back in a time and tap james madison on the shoulder and say, hey, what should we do now? the founders example disagreed with each other all the time on things. madison himself, you know, we're familiar with federalist ten, which was one of the federalist papers in an anonymous op ed, he wrote that's what they were said. what we're really worried about are factions we want to avoid political parties and you'll certainly hear

then came heller. and then last year, the dobbs and bruin cases and what originalism says is that the only way to interpret constitution is what it meant at the to the people who ratified. what that means is, in many instances to the property owning white men of 1791, say at time, of course, when women could not vote at a time when black people were enslaved and on and on, sometimes to the mid 1800s. and and think that originalism now being put forward this way really reveals the problems with it. first of all, the history is messy. the history is jumbled. it's like you can just go back in a time and tap james madison on the shoulder and say, hey, what should we do now? the founders example disagreed with each other all the time on things. madison himself, you know, we're familiar with federalist ten, which was one of the federalist papers in an anonymous op ed, he wrote that's what they were said. what we're really worried about are factions we want to avoid political parties and you'll certainly hear

then came heller. and then last year, the dobbs and bruin cases and what originalism says is that the only way to interpret constitution is what it meant at the to the people who ratified. what that means is, in many instances to the property owning white men of 1791, say at time, of course, when women could not vote at a time when black people were enslaved and on and on, sometimes to the mid 1800s. and and think that originalism now being put forward this way really reveals the problems with it. first of all, the history is messy. the history is jumbled. it's like you can just go back in a time and tap james madison on the shoulder and say, hey, what should we do now? the founders example disagreed with each other all the time on things. madison himself, you know, we're familiar with federalist ten, which was one of the federalist papers in an anonymous op ed, he wrote that's what they were said. what we're really worried about are factions we want to avoid political parties and you'll certainly hear

that was the heller decision.was seen as an individual right. and justice scalia was asked, what's the difference between you and justice thomas? he said, i'm an originalist, but not a nut. justice thomas wrote the opinion more recently, the bruin case and that case, one of the really extraordinary decisions at the end of the last term in june of 2022 basically said, you cannot consider public safety when you're looking at whether a gun safety law is constitutional. you can only look at history and tradition by which they mean, some law from the colonial era, or from the founding era. if they had that law then, then maybe we can have it now. this is a very unusual way to rule. >> and at the heart of all of this is this idea of originalism, original intent. and you say in the book that it's fundamentally misconceived. explain why. >> it's misconceived. it's really pretty new. it wasn't until last year that the supreme court really started saying, this is how we're going to make all of our big rulings. it's the idea

david heller old, a shot nearby and is the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association to small businesses along as commercial corridor. they're struggling because a crime like this. >> we need leadership. we really need leadership. >> and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship. >> well, heller season leadership as having more police policies. officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other dairy boulevard margins. what the same attention union square seems to be getting even to get this at calling on the mayor to hire more police. a survey released by the city controller's office in april. she is residents in the richmond district gave a grade c plus both overall safety and police. the may poll from the office of small businesses. one-third of the say small businesses were victims, crime between 2 and 10 times last year. it's 73 in east bay. this morning. police are investigating 2 deadly crashes that happened overnight. >> there was one on highway 2 for 2 in pleasant hill where a pedestrian was struck by a car around 11, 30 last

every weekend, she works intensively for two days and the fox of the region first volunteers with hellerepper rebuilt the shelter for animals, they were the first to enter the ceilings here since last may, at first the locals called it tattoos and did not ask them what was happening why are they here and who are they, but literally a couple of trips and that's all we have here mrs. tamara from the neighboring lukashivka was like that in her relatives, and i said i built a house, you all will have a house because you built it, we without you , the russians caused the most grief on march 9 and 10 in the house of mrs. tamara, the whole family saved the youngest child it wasn't there, look, the woman suspects that the russians took revenge for her deception, there were totankas, but she was there, and i say no, there wasn't and you have a forest here , i say no, they burned my house i don't know how it caught fire, it burned like that for two days well, to the foundations, then miraculously no one died and now the new house has already acquired outlines, they built a box, built a roof, now w

uh, death and heller, they all said at different times, then the phrase is all justification, so to speakll, it's ok. no one seems to be silent about all the historians, no one has read it. yes , no one knows how it was in germany about guns. instead of butter some role. there played the ideological french minister of economy declares total war total war. yes, do you understand what's going on? that's why i always discuss everything in some historical context. i do this not by chance, because i am deeply convinced that history never disappears. it always exists in the present day. and that's what i now authorize, it is direct proof. for some reason, this is the very thing austin did not say how the decision was made, finally, but the operation of the belarusian-overlord and skyscrapers. eh he's not said that this happened after stalin went to the photograph, which indicated that russian troops had left the border of the soviet union and actually, if you look at what happened in the year forty-fifth, then i can say this the landing was anti-soviet, of course, this landing was anti-soviet m

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never said the second amendment protects an individual right to gun ownership until 2008, that is the heller an individual right. and justice scalia was asked what is the difference between you and justice thomas and he said i'm an originalist, but i'm not a nut. justice thomas wrote the opinion, the brewing case, and that case, one of the really extraordinary decisions at the end of the last term in june of 2022, basically said you could not consider public safety when you're looking at whether a gun safety law is constitution. you can only look at history and tradition by which they mean some law from the colonial era or from the founding era. if they had that law then, then maybe we could have it now. and this is an unusual way to rule. >> and this originalism and original intent and you say in the book it is fundamentally misconceived. explain why. >> it is miss conceived. it is pretty new. it wasn't until last year the supreme court said this is how we're going to make our big rulings. the only way to interpret the constitution is ask what did it mean at the time it was ratified to the

it was only 2008 in the heller decision when the supreme court said there was any individual right int at all, for most of the history of this country, overwhelmingly, the second amendment was interpreted as something solely about the power of militias, having nothing to do with individual right to keeping bear arms. but not only as you were just pointing out has it become gospel on the right that, you know, you have the right to have a weapon in your home to protect yourself against criminals who may come in and try to steal things or attack you. now, it's become a -- a vehicle for protecting yourself against the government. it's never quite spelled out how that would work. but it just shows how this has all ratcheted up in recent years. >> i found it a fascinating conversation. you can listen to that episode right now. just scan the qr could on your screen, or head to ever get your podcasts, and search why is this happening? we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so so

matthew heller from hornblasters.com. cannabis influencer, "cookies super fan."classy convicts," a prison pen pal website. a half a dozen bikini models/porn stars. and snake trapper, "python mike" kimmel." who is, sadly, no relation to me. but that's a good list. i think that was the list for the "vanity fair" oscar party on sunday night. unfortunately for joe, we have moved on to other characters who've captured our imagination, led by congressman curious george santos. [ laughter ] who i mentioned last night filed paperwork indicating that he plans to run for re-election in 2024. today he released the first of what i hope will be many ads announcing this campaign. >> times are tough. money is tight. americans deserve better. i'm george santos, and i'm running for re-election. as the child of a mother who was jewish and a father who was a velociraptor, i know all too well the challenges that are faced by everyday americans. when i was a boy, i remember my childhood home being repossessed. by the demon pazuzu. very traumatic, they made a movie about it. being an

david heller loans shot nearby and is the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants. so see ation small businesses along the commercial corridor are struggling because the crime. >> we need leadership. we really need leadership. >> and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship. >> well, hello or seasoned leadership is having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other geary boulevard. merchants want the same attention at union square. seems to get even took out this ad calling on the mayor hire more police officers. a survey released by the city controller's office in april shows residents in the richmond district gave a grade of c plus both overall safety and police and a maple from the office of small businesses. one-third of the city's small businesses are victims of crime between about 2 in 10 years. the last time in those 2 spans. i just mention. well, a school district in the north bay is investigating act of hate speech that likely happened wednesday night. this is someone spray painted swastika on the campus

david heller owns a shop nearby and is the president of the greater geary boulevard merchants association saying that small businesses along this commercial corridor are struggling because of the crime. we need leadership. >> we really need leadership. and that's really what's causing was have to problem lot of cold that ship. >> well, are seasoned leadership is having more police officers overseeing the richmond district. he and other geary boulevard merchant. they want that same attention at union square. seems to get even took out this ad calling on the mayor to hire more officers. a survey released by the city controller's office in april shows residents in the richmond district gave a grade of c plus for both overall safety and police and a may poll from the office of small businesses that one 3rd of the city's small businesses are victims of crime between 2 and 10 times last year. and 63 in the east bay this morning, police are investigating 2 deadly crashes that happened overnight. >> one was on highway 2.42. in pleasant hill. a pedestrian seems have been struck by a car there arou

the circumstances here are truly heller, should i? i say that understanding how hyperbolic that might seem, but what people need here is, is more than they have at the moment. if you just look around of every, every inch of space, every inch of shade is occupied and people are stretching out beyond the walls of the compound, there are caps being set up outside the walls of the compound as well. so the situation here is incredibly dire, and what we're hearing from people is that folks are now beginning to run out of patience. and the problem is if you run out of patience and you have people here that aren't getting help, then this becomes unsustainable. it was unsustainable that the border, it is unsustainable here. and what i mean by that are things like specifics. there was a measles outbreak and alternate. everyone from here, everyone here is from alternator, which means that this is a perfect place for illness to thrive. this becomes a hot bed for a human trafficking risk. it becomes a place where there is the risk of armed groups

incorrect you know, but it's after the fact and if all of that had been in a brief, i don't think heller's decided differently, you know. aaron hall university of minnesota so that last comment just is very striking to me and is like surely true. and given that at points to the existence of of essentially like two connected, but she able forms of politics one outside the court. or outside a legal community and one within it but within it is clearly politics, and so i'm not entirely convinced by that tripart version in which the the yearning for a separation of law and politics finds this middle ground of ideology and instead. i just wonder if in this in the example of originalism there isn't you know like an ethical issue that arises in continuing to produce honest original scholarship that is taking as true an assessment that like the workings of like inter jurist and legal community politics is so instrumental is so outcome driven and continuing to produce high quality like originalist on their own ground scholarship isn't you know continuing to perpetuate or seed like first order issues

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people s

durham europe for resected defense of the trunk campaign attack on heller place that's exactly what ittd trump wanted you to investigate the investigators to show that these state conspirators but you never found one. instead you gave him and his maga republicans the next best thing someone else to blame for donald trump's problems. that is why you're here today. the chairman's colleagues need someone, anyone to deflect from mounting evidence of trumps misconduct. let me remind you donald trump is federally invited to 37 counts of mishandling classified information. thirty-seven counts.s. that is why you're here today but not because it anything that happened in 2016. your investigation calls more than six net million dollars about the work of dozens of fbi employees and federal prosecutors some of who resigned in protest and took roughly four years to complete is that correct? >> no that is not o correct. there are multiple parts of that progress did it take for you to complete? >> correct. >> all these resources and how these people were sent to help investigate the investigators, he

heller, the american people have considered the handgun to be the quintessential self-defense weapon. so many people who are opposed to the second amendment, they say they're not opposed to the second amendment. they say they just want to regulate guns. they don't. they want to abolish guns. and many of them wouldn't know a gun from a j. crew catalog. this is a handgun. this is what we're talking about now, our second amendment right is not unlimited. we know that. it's subject to reasonable, reasonable restriction by government, consistent with the constitution and the country's, quote, historical tradition of firearm regulation. those aren't my words. those are the supreme court's words. i'm quoting new york state rifle and pistol association v. brewing by the united states court. for example, in many states you can't own a bazooka. that's a reasonable restriction. your right to own a gun can also be restricted if you suffer from mental illness. that is what we have concluded as a society as a reasonable restriction. the issue today is very simple. it's whether president biden's bur

also attend the ice cream by a cop, i was invited by community member david heller given by richmond community. knows ice cream, get the feeling for the community that, you know, we're back hopefully. also may 31, i attended the newly elected asian police officer covert chu given by the chinese association. they wanted to acknowledge all the great work. and we had our chief thank our members for all of their commitment. today i went up to visit norton station to meet up with captain derek jackson. he was in a meeting with the filmore community, they're planning a filmore festival. he showed me around and talked to me with supervisor and they, tell me something of the concerns. and maybe one of these days i'll share with the members. to the members, we thank you for keeping us safe. as you know, norton covers the tenderloin, city hall, japan town and all the way to marina cahale, many of them enjoy serving that area. that ends my report, president. >> president elias: thank you. commissioner yanez. >> commissioner yanez: i have thank you president elias. i have a short report, i've be