so we have a piece of rebar from hubba hideout, two bricks from justin herman plaza. this brick in particular was signed by all the locals. thrasher magazine was founded here in 1981. san francisco is ao home to a lot of kind of legendary skate companies. the artifact most responsible for the city's skating gold rush isn't a skateboard at all. it's a video camera, the kind that in the 80s broadcasts the feats of san francisco skaters across the globe. people would come from around the world to go to embarcadero, and they would just show up, and they would see the most legendary locals and traveling skateboarders. the central piece in the show is a tribute to one of those legends. it's a rail that once stood near union square, where one day in year 2000, a skater named john cardiel decided to skate. it landed this 50/50 within three tries. every skateboarder in the world recognizes exactly what this rail is, is the one and only time that rail has ever been skated. skateboarders really look at the city and the urban landscape in a totally different way than the normal p

and, you know, it's funny because, you know, i was friends with paul reubens, pee-wee herman. >> jimmyoliday"? >> "pee-wee's big holiday." >> jimmy: "big holiday." it's -- it holds up. it's one of the funniest movies. my kids loved it. the whole idea is pee-wee's going to your birthday. >> to my birthday party, yes, yes. >> jimmy: favorite movie, it's a fantastic film. >> and i play pee-wee's best friend named joe manganiello. and -- [ light laughter ] i mean, imagine, like, pee-wee herman called me and was like, "i want you to play my best friend in pee-wee's comeback movie." it is like, "what are you talking about?" >> jimmy: no. >> but -- but paul used to have this super ugly hat that he would wear in public so that people would leave him -- they'd notice this ugly hat, and by the time they realized, "oh, that's pee-wee herman," he was gone. >> jimmy: oh, interesting. >> so, bubbles is kind of like my ugly hat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: bu -- bubbles, plug your ears. yeah, you shouldn't be hearing that. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "deal or no deal island." >> mm-hm. >

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very low visibility is what we're seeing and we're along mount herman right now in felton.san lorenzo river area. and in a neighborhood that has a history of flooding before. these residents here under an evacuation warning this morning. and, you know, along highway 17 whenever you take this commute, it's already a little nerve-wracking as it is. because it's a winding road. but this morning, definitely people are being, you know, advised to not exceed speeds of 40 miles an hour on the highway, plus you also have the wind and you have very large trees in this area so there's concern for that -- but right now -- [ inaudible ] >> i mean, in that area too is pretty tough to just get signal to our cameras. and our live shots. when we cover these areas. so again, just a reminder through there, there are flood watches and warnings in and around there. so just be extra careful as you travel out and about and we'll do our best to update with you that and you can see on bottom of your screen, we do have the latest information when it comes to any sort of road closures or flooding in

>> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you. i appreciate you coming on the show, miss chu. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, chris. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another sho >> i think there would be a lot more suffering. >> if i imagine san francisco without animal care and control, i know there would be thousands of animals every year who just wouldn't get that chance. whether that means going home with a family, being released in the wild without this concerted thoughtful group focused on all these animals. the big picture view and daily care. so many animals would be lost. >> but i don't think people understand what goes on. they don't know how hard the staff works taking care of animals. >> it is just two people. one upstairs and one downstairs and the cleaning is total, 6, 7ish. one side

and herman joins us now live from alameda courthouse sedan. what's going on? >> well, we are live at the alameda county administration building. we're just minutes ago, a select jones dickson was sworn in as the new da of alameda county. let's show you some video so you can see it happening again. it happened just around 4 o'clock this afternoon. she replaces pamela price who was recalled back in november. as you know, price was criticized for not holding criminals accountable and for not communicating well with victims. jones dickson has indicated a couple of her priorities will be working specifically with victims of crime. she spoke to the media just minutes before her swearing-in ceremony. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims and the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the

. >> and joining us now to discuss is performance coach todd herman. todd, thanks so much for being here. i know you met kobe at a time when he needed help working through a lot of deep pain and anger. what was that moment in time like? >> well, it was desperation. >> it was something. >> that he. >> wasn't used to. um, and when he came to. >> me, his. >> comment was, i. >> feel like. >> i'm losing my edge. >> and my. >> comment back to him. >> was, no, you're going through an ego death. which immediately clicked for. >> him because someone. >> finally gave. >> kind of words to. >> the experience. >> losing my. edge wasn't enough. and that's. >> what. >> started us down the. road of building this identity. >> that is such a profound way to say it. you helped him then create his black mamba alter ego. so what was that process like? >> well, initially. >> when. >> we started. >> diving into it and what. >> was really. >> his main concerns. >> and worries. >> about the. season coming up ahead, i mean, i wasn't. >> going to be. >> able to tackle. >> any of

well, professor gilbert, dr. wrote that book and people a visiting scholar at columbia university's herman institute joins me now from the capital of brussels in belgium. the doctor, welcome back to the show. you know, before we even get into the nitty gritty, here i understand the new volumes by you are appearing in 2025 or a shed. you will do war diaries more referring to the proxy war in russia through ukraine. what did you make a red road munich? summit hague said that brussels in front of nato defense secretaries appearing to say, you know, of the 1000000 dead ukrainians. 25 percent directory gone. $7000000.00 plus displays bankruptcy of ukraine. no. nato membership, no use security guarantees. if anything, $500000000.00 a debt in minerals to the usa node stream bombings and nothing is regards to germany. and basically, that's it. the nato troops and not going to be in ukraine. and ukraine has to give up the land is there's a lot of news. in fact, there, the, the journalist of the world are overwhelmed by the initiatives. not always call them journalists, professor, dr. so, so, so the

caribbean and ethiopian food steen restaurant collaboration between green and alomar owner nelson herman and mesquite kitchen and garden owner up facil. mesquite will be on larkin street and will offer both traditional dining and down standers lounges and sports and entertainment green says he's passionate about representing black culture. opening creating welcoming space for all that restaurant set to open our 7th. >> coming up next in sports, wild day for the golden state warriors. they acquire jimmy butler from miami. more from the team as they react to that the team as they react to that trade after the break. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noi

well, professor gilbert, dr. wrote that book and people a visiting scholar at columbia university's herman institute joins me now from the capital of brussels in belgium, the cause of dr. welcome back to the show, you know, before we even get into the nitty gritty, here i understand the new volumes by you are appearing in 2025 or a shed, you'll do war diaries more referring to the proxy war in russia through ukraine. what did you make you.

well, professor gilbert, dr. wrote that book and people a visiting scholar at columbia university's herman institute joins me now from the capital of brussels in belgium. progressive doctor, welcome back to the show. you know, before we even get into the nitty gritty here i understand the new volumes by you are appearing in 2025 or a shed. you'll do.

us open champion to the training, and this is just a 3rd when the over top 5 class, she'll face herman's max on the net in the next round on, but also i pulled up an impressive victory in front of a crowd of tennessee incense. she beat 7th street and then pick champion 10 when jen 6 full 6 to replace to see a tenant enough. all right, that is a useful for now. it is back to rob joe. thank you very much and talk, elizabeth, let me give you a couple of more folding stories. i'm talk about this and stay with us on the the young women with the space. so i used to dream about working in the school kind of enjoy like not sound good enough. so that's a small step, the science jointly for women kind and kind of start the but don't place it in high . and that's a scheduled time. the satellite could be sensitive to space. women mix science space school, episode 5 on out to 0. a weekly look at the world's top, the business stories. how do you see them? the relationship with china developing over the course of the trumpet, the discretion from global markets and economies. the big question here is, b

but any time since world war 2 james phase out to 0, munich, herman is defense minister has criticized vance of speech, calling it unacceptable for us. historian refuted claims that europe is taking, quote, a step back from democratic values. he went off script at the beginning of his speech at the conference to respond to events. we've got to definitely you can kind of kind of just ignore and not comment on the speech that we've heard from the west vice president. we fight for your rights to be against us is one of the multiples of the german armed forces. and it stands for democracy. this democracy that was just called into question by the us, vice president, not just germany's democracy, but that of europe as a whole. if i understood him correctly, he's compared what's happening in europe with what prevails in some of the ritz area and regimes leading. ladies and gentlemen, this is not acceptable relation of mark over time. so, you know, is a geo political risk specialist and a global strategy advisor. he says the conflict and ukraine combined with donald trump's transactional appro

gilbert car wrote that book and people a visiting scholar at columbia university's herman institute joins me now from the capital of brussels in belgium. the doctor, welcome back to the show. you know, before we even get into the nitty gritty, here i understand the new volumes by you are appearing in 2025 or a shed. you'll do war diaries more referring to the proxy war in russia through ukraine. what did you make a regular munich summit to exit the rustles in front of nato defense secretaries appearing to say, you know, of the $1000000.00 dead ukrainians? 25 percent directory gone. so $7000000.00 plus displays bankruptcy. if you grain, no. nato membership, no, you security guarantees, if anything, $500000000.00 a debt in minerals to the usa. know it's stream bombings and nothing is regards germany. and basically, that's it. the nato troops are not going to be in ukraine. and ukraine has to give up the land the, there's a lot of news. in fact there the, the journalist of the world overwhelmed by the initiatives. not sure, always you call them journalists, professor dr. the, those who are p

thank you so much. herman's house and thank you for that reporting from audi. saw by well, the potential follow because it was another blow to the d. r. c. governments all forward in the east. on january the 4th, the m 23 rebels to control the msc, a colton mining hub and north cable province. they also began marching toward south keybo, taking the port out of me no problem. and that cut off the army supplies from boats crossing like cheap bu. so with go my isolated the rebels swept into the city and announced its capture on january the 27th. and now with the possible capture of because of the group effectively controls the lake area bordering rolanda, will fix it livingstone, who's an independent journalist covering events within the new york city. he's a former west africa correspondent for if you joining us from can try so thanks for your time. what happens next after the fall of because of do you think that's everyone's guy? so that's the question. the everyone is asking themselves the cause and perhaps the even more significant in some way as a result of going out before they've gon

so consent, i think it's fair to say and of course, this is a book co-written with ed herman, who was a professor at the wharton school university of pennsylvania. i think the two of them were grappling with one big question, which is how in societies such as ours, are people coerced are people convinced to take on positions often unpopular are positions that stem directly elite interests. and in trying to address this question and of course at least in theory in liberal supposedly democratic societies where you don't have official censorship, unlike under authoritarian regimes where you have direct state repression and in societies such as ours, supposed to have freedom of expression, supposed to have diversity of opinions the marketplace of ideas, but is it that so often we do fall in line? and i think this is obviously the media in propaganda come in to play and ed and noam tried to of course they deliberately took this phrase manufacturing consent from the films liberal journalist walter lippmann whom nathan and no mention in the book. and by the way i put a quick plug for the boo

sources tell bill melugin that the suspect, eric herman pena was released by the biden administration2022. prosecutors say the 25 year at dominican man now faces murder charges in the death of elias mavros. the 48-year-old victim was found murdered monday evening at his home with signs of trauma on his body. he was pronounced dead at the scene and his nephew is calling for justice. >> i hope this guy gets what he deserves and rot in jail. >> reporter: we are told and ice detainer has been placed on pino with local law enforcement. he fed -- he pled guilty with his attorney saying this. >> just a young kid. >> reporter: this is the latest case to prompt elected leaders to call for more action at the southern border. on friday, the pentagon will send 1500 more active-duty troops, borders are tom homan has a warning for those who try to interfere with ongoing deportation efforts. >> working with doj -- >> reporter: this messaging from the trump administration appears to be working with encounters at the border in texas totaling just 289 yesterday. mike:cb cotoon thanks. anita: the city c

essentially, my name's o rica, herman. and i've written a book titled in the end of capitalism, my gross and climate protection are incompatible. and time will live in the future and even that gathering the business consultants. growing the economy is their professional duties. she's here as a guest speaker on time and i'm an interesting day you can't grow intimately in the only night world just eat it's just not possible. thoughts on germany is currently behaving as though it could consume 3 planet. that's awesome. and as we're all aware, there's only one or, well, i'm the ada capitalism is now the problem says, hammer and extreme times require radical solutions to get a handle on the climate crisis. our economic output must drink dramatically. not necessarily. so for the fact that you have us and you, the question is, what needs to strange here? and what doesn't portions dancers clear? i'm not particularly energy intensive sectors that admit the most of the c. o. 2 must be scaled down by the plains, cars, the chemical an

had a bombing halt over north vietnam and sent herman to paris for peace talks and we got a peace balloonffect and lou harris, the pollster, called us the saturday before the tuesday election and said for the first time you're ahead of nixon 45-42. the undecides are breaking 2-1 for you and you're going to win overwhelming. we didn't. what happened? that was saturday. on sunday, the president of south vietnam announcedest not going to go to paris for the peace talks and we now know why. that is that campaign manager, john mitchell sent madam which he matt, a sort of taiwan lobby to see her friend, the president, to tell him don't go to paris. it will elect hubert humphrey. he's going to pull all the american troops out. we're going to keep them in. you'll be toast otherwise and that's how history got made and l.b.j. knew about that and he gave a transcript that f.b.i. director hoover had a wiretap on nixon's campaign and gave it to hubert. hubert called in his aides and said what should i do with this? they said you have to leak it to the press because it's treasonous. he said i'm from mi

had a bombing halt over north vietnam and sent herman to paris for peace talks and we got a peace balloonffect and lou harris, the pollster, called us the saturday before the tuesday election and said for the first time you're ahead of nixon 45-42. the undecides are breaking 2-1 for you and you're going to win overwhelming. we didn't. what happened? that was saturday. on sunday, the president of south vietnam announcedest not going to go to paris for the peace talks and we now know why. that is that campaign manager, john mitchell sent madam which he matt, a sort of taiwan lobby to see her friend, the president, to tell him don't go to paris. it will elect hubert humphrey. he's going to pull all the american troops out. we're going to keep them in. you'll be toast otherwise and that's how history got made and l.b.j. knew about that and he gave a transcript that f.b.i. director hoover had a wiretap on nixon's campaign and gave it to hubert. hubert called in his aides and said what should i do with this? they said you have to leak it to the press because it's treasonous. he said i'm from mi

meski will be led by chef nelson herman, known for his work at alamar dominican kitchen and his appearancet as a restaurant partner, helping to curate the restaurant's interior. herman tells ktvu why he's bringing east african flavors to the bay. >> we see a big renaissance happening san francisco, and we want to be part of that, right? we want to be part of something that's that's so special and bringing a beautiful city back to its fruition and bringing something that's so sexy and new and exciting and unique. >> grand opening is march 7th. the restaurant is at 1000 larkin street in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood. well, you likely remember these hearts. they started as a promotional campaign in the city beginning in 2004. we'll tell you why. one of the heart sculptures will not be left in san francisco. [music] and there was a huge fight in san jose. some police officers were actually hurt. we'll tell you why. a night at san pedro square turned violent over the weekend. and a quick reminder you can now download our new fox local mobile app. in addition to ktvu newscasts and conten

2023 following an artist's selection so to offer a brief refresh the port of san francisco's james r herman cruise terminal at pier 27 was built in 2014 to host cruise ships year round and double as an indoor outdoor event center on non cruise days. >> the terminal and terminal plaza are located on the northern waterfront of the embarcadero between chestnut and lombard streets and are accessible by private vehicle public transit and on foot. >> and i'll just circle that with my mouse here and maybe you can see on the screen that is the terminal here in collaboration with the port and the bay conservation and development commission. the pedestrian entrance to the plaza just south of the historic beltline building was identified as the preferred public art zone due to its visibility from the surrounding plaza the embarcadero promenade and the cruise ships docked along the terminal building. this is the area circled in this plan view the street view from the foot of lombard street emphasizes the art location as a point of visual prominence framing gateway views to the terminal and bay beyond i

. >> we're told an ice detainer has been placed on her man herman pena. and held without bail.n to court in early march, rich. rich: cb cotton, thank you. for more on the immigration crackdown. let's bring in former ice director jonathan fahey. what's your sense of how things are going so far? it's a massive change from one administration to the next. >> it's been so rapid, so effective and serious. so many things that have been helpful to the united states citizens in terms of it's deterred crime from illegal aliens that are already here. we're already getting rid of the most serious criminals, and we're deterring the number coming in, 450, 500 a day down from 12,000 a day under biden. what's important about this. the drug cartels were making significant money from every illegal alien coming into the country, sometimes 7,000 or so per head. when the numbers are cut down they're starving the cartels and allowing border patrol and federal agents to focus on drug trafficking and fentanyl, things like that. the benefits are tremendous and it's only going to get better. it's impres

>> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you. i appreciate you coming on the show, miss chu. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, chris. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another show welcome to san francisco's new revitalized qatar valline this is not just an upgrade is a community transformation. taraval street under a complete make over from 10 feet below the street to 30 feet above. >> it is part of the taraval improve am project to impprove transit performance and make the streets safer for all who use them. completed on time and on budget, this multiagency construction project is a once in a generation investment to bring safer, more reliable train service, increased accessibility. beautiful corridor, refresh roadway and reliable water and sewer systems for decades to come. >> safety is at the fo

and in benicia, we are tracking on northbound 680 before lake herman road, a crash that's blocking the lane and traffic is backed up to bay shore road in that area. and looking live at our bay bridge toll plaza camera, you can see that there is very heavy traffic here. we also have a three car crash that's been reported. it's blocking the left lane after the tolls, and the backup is through the maze from highway four to san francisco. it will take you one hour. >> all right, gloria, thank you. today, a controversial plan to address the homeless crisis in fremont goes before the city council. city leaders are considering a ban on encampments, but they are taking it a step further. that's what has some advocates really concerned. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live outside fremont city hall, with details of this proposal, and why there is so much pushback. lena. >> well, a man, this amanda, this plan wouldn't just make it a crime to sleep on the streets, but it would also make it illegal to help people living in these encampments. to give you a better idea of this issue, based o

>> questlove: to this day, he sends me mad -- you remember, like, pee- wee herman used to always sendestlove: crazy youtube stuff, like way more than i text him. >> jimmy: really? >> questlove: yeah. and emojis. like, "oh, eddie murphy knows what emojis are." [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: he's the greatest. dude, you did such a great job. and as a fan -- i mean, it was my dream to be on "saturday night live." and as a fan of the show, i loved everything. i memorized every single thing about the show. i loved it so much. you handled this with such care, and it's just a work of art. and as a fan of the show, i just want to say, you thank you so much. >> questlove: it's a passion project, man. >> jimmy: it is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] awesome job. >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's a look at "ladies & gentlemen... 50 years of snl music." check it out. >> i do remember getting the opportunity to host "snl" for the first time, and it was right after a controversial moment in my career where a lot of people were, kind of, afraid to work with me, which i

instead we are living indeed we are living in a new era of justin herman's again. we so often decry the crimes of the past while greenlighting them anew. today our immigrant workers are on strike. they do not only face elimination by ice raids but by an axis of wealth and technology. it is often said so it goes as so goes the nation. this presidential administration has aligned itself with technocrats because they also seek the erasure of the working class through automation. we have seen this in transportation already our complicity in incubating the rideshare industry cost nation thousands of jobs and now automation will cost more. >> although they cite theft bad actors like safeway, we are pulling out of our communities because they are switching to delivery and increasingly automated corporate farming and food service. over 70 years ago we began to approve the demolition of neighborhoods and public market systems due to real estate development entrusting our food supply to supermarkets. the supermarket is now leaving us. we have seen with corporations like walg

instead we are living indeed we are living in a new era of justin herman's again. we so often decry the crimes of the past while greenlighting them anew. today our immigrant workers are on strike. they do not only face elimination by ice raids but by an axis of wealth and technology. it is often said so it goes as so goes the nation. this presidential administration has aligned itself with technocrats because they also seek the erasure of the working class through automation. we have seen this in transportation already our complicity in incubating the rideshare industry cost nation thousands of jobs and now automation will cost more. >> although they cite theft bad actors like safeway, we are pulling out of our communities because they are switching to delivery and increasingly automated corporate farming and food service. over 70 years ago we began to approve the demolition of neighborhoods and public market systems due to real estate development entrusting our food supply to supermarkets. the supermarket is now leaving us. we have seen with corporations like walg

relate to the lease and the lease back of a portion of the james herman cruise terminal at pier 27. the notify of sale and dprekt the notice of intention to sell. and to approve formless. item 11 appropriates 28.throw million and i will skip to -- also 483,000 of series 2013b and 1.995 million of 23c. prior debt service reserve proceeds. and the appropriate 900,000 series 2033b prokt funds to the port commission for 6.4 million to the refunding certificates of participation. series 2025-r1 and 22 million to redundzing certificates of anticipation series 25r- 2 and place them on controller's reserve pending the sale of the reach proceed in fiscal year 2024-25. >> thank you. i think we can take same house same call they are passod first reading. >> can you call 12. >> item 12 amends the business and tax code to exempt from commercial vacancy tax beginning on january first, 25. any taxable commercial space located in either a named neighborhood commercial or transit district a city infrastructure or construction project has a construction duration of more than 180 days in a calendar ye

his total outlays by the way that was supported by senators grassley, mcconnell, murray, whiting, herman, schumer, graham, thune, moran back in 1998 very bipartisan budget. we would have a balanced budget. now if that's too reasonable for you look at president obama's 2014 budget. again, is this your social security medicare and interest. but grew those total outlays by population growth of inflation. six-point to trillion dollars. what about seven or billy no deficit? not reasonable enough? grow that by population inflation unit 6.5 trillion. no matter how you cut it, worst case scenario is reasonable baseline use $8 billion by baseless spending. what we did only five years ago. there's nothing draconian about that, that is called reasonable. what chairman graham has done is undertaken a fourth option. ms. last year in office in 2025. that also balance the budget. but that would account for social security, medicare at today's levels. so put those figures in their six trillion, $61 billion, that the germans market. now again, no one is suggesting use every line item in president trump's

city and county and a trustee relating to the lease and leaseback of all or a portion of the james r herman cruise terminal at pier 12 and approving the forms of escrow agreement purchase contract official notice of sale and notice of intention to sell certificates and directing the publication of the notice of intention to sell certificates approving the form of the preliminary official statement and the form and execution of the official statement relating to the sale of certificates and the form of the continuing disclosure certificate granting general authority to city officials to take necessary actions in connection with the authorization, execution sale and delivery of the certificates approving modifications to documents and agreements and ratifying previous actions taken in connection there with an item number four has an ordinance appropriating approximately 28.4 million consisting of 5 million of refunding certificates of participation series 2025 are one proceeds and 20 million of refunding certificates of participation series 2025 are to proceeds 483,000 of series 2013 b prior