hines in san francisco. wanted to echo your words. this project was referenced in our letter to staff and in the presentation. we are still concerned about the feasibility of the project here, not definitive in any sense, but just noting that this is an exceptionally ambitious project, you know, program atticly and in the time we find ourselves. both the project and the program are unprecedented in terms of the amount of inclusionary housing they're attempting to are produce in san francisco. and there continues to be ongoing uncertainty both in the cost environment as well as in the, you know, rent and condo pricing environment that has yet to play itself out. we wanted to be clear here, we see the appraisal process as an important part of advancing the work we've already been doing here in the last few months and the last five years before that, but we cannot and do not want to stand here today and, you know, represent to you that we are sure that the project is feasible at this ambitious program level. >> commissioner bycer: so i'm

. >> reporter: for bruce van hine, being a firefighter was a childhood dream. >> squad 41 lost everyone they lost all six firefighters. they went into building two and got pretty high up and started to bring civilians down, and then they were killed in the collapse. >> reporter: when was the last time you spoke to bruce? >> the last time i saw bruce was sunday, september 9th. he said, "i'm blessed," and i said, "why?" he said, "because i'm married to miss ann." >> reporter: gives more than 500 tours where bruce died a hero. the one day she never visits the site is the september 11th anniversary. >> i don't know that i can take on the collective grief of 3,000 people. >> reporter: 20 years ago, joan lived just a block west of the towers. she watched the attacks from her office window. >> i saw both towers get struck by the planes. i was never able to make it back home. >> reporter: as a volunteer for the tribute museum, she shares stories of both the horrors and humanity of the day. >> we had over 500,000 people come here after 9/11 with only one objective -- they wanted to help. >> repo

hines in san francisco. wanted to echo your words.aff and in the presentation. we are still concerned about the feasibility of the project here, not definitive in any sense, but just noting that this is an exceptionally ambitious project, you know, program atticly and in the time we find ourselves. both the project and the program are unprecedented in terms of the amount of inclusionary housing they're attempting to are produce in san francisco. and there continues to be ongoing uncertainty both in the cost environment as well as in the, you know, rent and condo pricing environment that has yet to play itself out. we wanted to be clear here, we see the appraisal process as an important part of advancing the work we've already been doing here in the last few months and the last five years before that, but we cannot and do not want to stand here today and, you know, represent to you that we are sure that the project is feasible at this ambitious program level. >> commissioner bycer: so i'm clear, when you say it's not feasible, is it th

hines in san francisco. wanted to echo your words.letter to staff and in the presentation. we are still concerned about the feasibility of the project here, not definitive in any sense, but just noting that this is an exceptionally ambitious project, you know, program atticly and in the time we find ourselves. both the project and the program are unprecedented in terms of the amount of inclusionary housing they're attempting to are produce in san francisco. and there continues to be ongoing uncertainty both in the cost environment as well as in the, you know, rent and condo pricing environment that has yet to play itself out. we wanted to be clear here, we see the appraisal process as an important part of advancing the work we've already been doing here in the last few months and the last five years before that, but we cannot and do not want to stand here today and, you know, represent to you that we are sure that the project is feasible at this ambitious program level. >> commissioner bycer: so i'm clear, when you say it's not feasib

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it was not nice to be in and out of 50 different hines, even more, you know, just being tossed around. you do feel, you know, nobody loves you. nobody cares. so, way, caseworkers, we wanted to be reunited again. what i organized was school holidays to go say but that wasn't enough to to inside bergen, you use the word empty just in. what will you missing? just a little thing. a little paper type of granted luck, a hug. cute little things that people take for granted. when she and i had turned 14, she began heavily drinking alcohol and using methamphetamines and using the substances because now i really thought it was healing me, but it really wasn't healing. i didn't realize everything. i couldn't handle the i exploded and i went blank, and i don't want to ever go through that ever again. she was repeatedly locked up in juvenile detention for assault while high and drunk one about tegan of mum about at the level my and i just thought luck. anybody was a 3rd. and i just thought to a point where a few people, enough in hospital because of me because of this. right. but i kept them side

we're doing research, i was also at the time reading an article by an historian named darlene clark hineled the age of madam cj walker. as many of you know madam cj walker was a black beauty pioneer from the early 20th century. she creates this beauty company and this beauty industry that literally employs thousands and thousands of women, she has a factory, she is selling products all over the african diaspora, she creates -- is really one of the pioneers of the black beauty industry. in the article that she wrote, she poses an interesting question and she says, why is it that we think of the early 20th century as the age of booker t. washington? and we studied washington and him as an educational leader, as sort of was considered the top black leader of his day. and one of the things that hine says is what would happen, right, this is almost a question very similar to what charles payne is trying to get us to do about re-thinking the master narrative of the movement, she says, what would happen if we centered the experience of madam cj walker in that moment, and called it the age of ma

"america is under attack. " ann van hine was in her car when she heard the news, and she knew as peopleescape the twin towers, her firefighter husband, bruce, would be heading in. my kids went to bed. emily and megan were 17 and 14 at the time. - i stayed dressed, i laid down - with them but i didn't go to sleep because i figured somebody- was coming to the house and i didn't want to be in my pyjamas. it's weird, the things you worry about. - and at about midnight, somebody came to the house to say that bruce _ was unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, does justice to the terrible events of that day. but nothing can capture the sense of chaos, anger, disbelief of what was unfolding. then, there was steely resolve, and americans were united and most of the rest of the world stood with america. the taliban, in power in afghanistan, who'd harboured the al-qaeda terrorists, would be driven from power and the us would try to replace the warlords with democracy. but 20 years on, america has abandoned afghanistan. i think we're still the greatest democracy in the history of the

they are real, that we will life the capability to main hines, the vessels, and that we will be increasingly handed on us or support the terms of the all because deal are vague, with nothing concrete agreed. but it's far from obvious what britain can actually bring to the table. british french resources are becoming increasingly and incredibly trash. i think many, even people who would support having a strong defense. and you would question whether these are the best uses, british resources, even if they wanted submarines in 18 months time, sheets and timeframe. the suggested these new submarines i'd like to be in service for at least a decade. the us, on the other hand, is at the very edge of nuclear sub technology. the only problem is it's subs. they don't come cheap. this figure will fall out of control. is a message saying that boy is the money away from real name to the right. has particularly energy transition, interesting climate trying but also can all make resilience and also the actual living needs of many people in this country. so if a strayer, whose budget is absolutely dwarfed

ann van hine was in her car when she heard the news, and she knew as people were trying to escape therefighter husband, bruce, would be heading in. my kids went to bed. emily and megan were 17 and 1a at the time. i stayed dressed, i laid down with them, but i didn't go to sleep because i figured someone was coming to the house and i didn't want to be in my pyjamas. it's weird, the things you worry about. and at about midnight, somebody came to the house to say that bruce was unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, does justice to the terrible events of that day. but nothing can capture the sense of chaos, anger, disbelief of what was unfolding. then, there was steely resolve, and americans were united and most of the rest of the world stood with america. the taliban in power in afghanistan, who'd harboured the al-qaeda terrorists, would be driven from power and the us would try to replace the warlords with democracy. but 20 years on, america has abandoned afghanistan. i think we're still the greatest democracy in the history of the world, but we are not shining the way w

washington quarterback, taylor hines, k. through for 336 yards is the seen. the home page completed 3 touchdowns dawson hopkins. actually mr. late feel go, but thanks to an infringement. got a 2nd shot. i made that mistake. 3029 to washington. 7 times superbowl when a tom brady will be in action on sunday when the tampa bay buccaneers take on the atlanta falcons. brady's in his 2nd season. with tampa bay, he helped the when the super bowl last year, he's 44 now and told teammate can cowski that he can seem self playing until the age of 50. as long as his wife model developing sion approves, i don't find it so difficult and pleasant to florida. it's kind of a retiring state. so i feel like i can play and then just glide into retirement. i think i can. i think it's yes. you know, there's a little bit of that question. i think it's, well, just so last time play till that's the real boy. that is way better. why would they not google? i think they should pop up that i was. know, maybe i'm so smart. i'm a google jane. i'm sorry. i love you. you would let me you, le

hazy sunshine and seasonal hines .are going to warm things up and to tomorrow with highs into the 90s and triple digits. you can see we are looking at the skies clearing. air quality is in the moderate range and it is about 4000 feet high. looking at moderate air quality today, you can still see the haze today. looking toward the end of the weekend, it is looking better sunday into monday. we will show you our sunrise. daytime highs are about 80 degrees and as well as san jose. for the east bay topping out and pleasant hill and 58 in san francisco. we are topping out at 94 in ukiah. san francisco and oakland will warm up . labor day is about 90 degrees. some of the hottest temperatures are in the east bay inland. looking toward the coast, daytime highs are in the upper and 60 . it is going to cool down just a bit next week. now we will check in with gianna franco for the latest on traffic. >>> leasing is conditions for the most part. even the eastshore freeway is looking good. eastbound 580 has reports of a crash . oth

debbie hines, thank you. is the news of london still ahead a last line of defense rights groups. one of the shop rise in the killings of activists defending land and livelihoods. investors strongly indebted chinese property fun, ever ground, as the likelihood of it being dismantled grows. and his emotional night for novak took which a hello good to be with you. we've got some heavy rain dancing around iberia and, you know, folks, look at this, we could even see some hail as a result of some of the storm clouds here breezy for the south, the east, and also the north. but this is going to help quell the wildfire situation in this region. meantime, for italy and the bulk ins, things are looking settled to run a full on sunshine with a high of 30 degrees. that's a few notches above average. we do have disturbed weather through the boss for us, so this will impact is stumble on tuesday, also toward the south west of turkey, affecting the c resort city of an talia. we have some showers, not showers, but rain for a huge swath of england on tuesday. london scott, have 20 degrees also wet

the government has failed to save our jobs, failed to maintain supply hines and failed to support -- [inaudible] so will the deputy prime minister outline for me what number 10 is going to do to insure the u.k. automotive sector remains competitive globally and skilled jobs -- [inaudible] >> i don't think it's quite right to say the government hasn't been supporting workers. we paved the way for the nearly 12 million workers throughout the pandemic. clearly, clearly that can't continue can indefinitely, but i can reassure her specifically that the government's investing in supporting gigafactories and investing in technology in in te future that will benefit right across the u.k. >> all of us near -- [inaudible] to eat british food and drink and enjoy british pubs. [inaudible] next year 30,000 people but also to allow them to -- [inaudible] will the deputy prime minister please speak to the home secretary to remind her of the urgency of -- [inaudible] >> my honorable friend is a powerful champion for his constituents in the renal. i will, of course, pass on his suggestion and advice

hines says it's next gadget will get you what you need out of your meal.nd some wet weather, but here's a look at 8: 80 as you head through the coliseum corridor. it's pretty cloudy as you head into the east bay. there has been some measurable drizzle and mist hanging in the air. everyone 56 to 59 degrees,rees, pacifica, easily the outlier, most of us in the mid-50's to near 60 degrees with increasing clouds. rena and yellow, that's good, and moderate, that's air quality for all of us. we could see a pocket or two of some poor air quality in the most sensitive may feel that. the greatest chance of that happening is in our smoke forecast around 11:00 this morning, around lake and mendocino counties, but it stays there and slips into the northern part of sonoma and napa counties into the overnight hours. as we had through tomorrow, everyone gets a touch cleaner, so hopefully we won't have to deal with that again. that talk about heading to school this morning. haley gray out there, jackets required, mid to upper 50's. if the kids have recess around 11:00, it

i'm nyheim hines, professional football player.er the challenges i face every day in the nfl, my mom is always there for me, despite her own struggles with muscular dystrophy. and mda is there for my mom. at their 150 care centers across the u.s., mda is the leading organization in research and care for kids and adults with muscular dystrophy, als, and related neuromuscular diseases. join me, and learn more at helpmda.org today. thank you. >> welcome to "fox news live," i'm jackie i finance in new york and to reinstall fencing around capitol hill or ahead of next week's planned with a rally. according to the associated press. house speaker nancy pelosi with extras safety precautions saying "we intend to have the integrity of the capital with fencing around the capitol for months and they are following january 6th insurrection. meanwhile the taliban reportedly will allow 200 americans and other civilians to leave afghanistan on chartered flights. that is according to u.s. officials. departures to take place thursday, but the officia

hines, anywhere else, none that we know of anywhere else in the world. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> jon:ned. >> stephen: wait a second. sir, are you calling nicki minaj a liar? because to do that takes some really big-- wait a second! now i know why he's sitting behind that giant table! last night, minaj was also a subject of discussion for tucker carlson, seen here discussing the size of his own balls. ( laughter ) ( applause ) if yi( applause ) tucker-- tucker was one of the first to jump on this story monday night, but he had gotten a crucial detail wrong, which led him to issue this rare correction: >> last night, we read it, we put the graphic on the screen, and we suggested that nicki minaj's cousin is the one with the swollen testicles in trinidad. and we were wrong, and we want to admit it. we henceforth correct the record. nicki minaj's cousin's testicles are not swollen. as far as we know, he's fine. it is nicki minaj's cousin's friend's testicles who are swollen from taking the vax. >> stephen: i'm glad to see fox news is finally coming to terms with some of its dangerous miss

beginning with hines hospital in northwestern university. you begin to see that academic link as well which leads to greater research and greater innovation within those hospitals as well. and you also have implementation of something called the michigan plan if or the hometown plan which has allowed veterans to seek care and provide, get veteran care at their local private hospital as well. so you just have more opportunities in the post-world war ii period. for women and for african-americans, you have the origins of care for women veterans at v.a. starting at the end of the second world war. while women had been eligible for medical care before, you really start to see it kick off after world war ii with the first ten female physicians hired during that time. so you really start to see a lot of specializations kind of begin in the origins of that in the post-world war ii period. for african-americans after the first world war, a exclusively african-american hospital has been set up in tuskegee, alabama, and the v.a. left the issue of segr

is a republican, a partisan, a conservative, he is being challenged by republican congressman jodi hines not because he isn't republican, isn't a devout christian but because he abided by the rule of law. >> and because he said biden won. now he has a challenger for someone who questions whether biden won in georgia. if jodi heist becomes the secretary of staircts he's the one who will be in charge in that 2024 race p. and raffensberger is, like me, would have prefer forward donald trump to have won this election but he didn't. and raffensberger counted the votes, not once, not twice but three times and came to the same conclusion. at some point you have to realize it's time to go. >> thanks one and all. >>> still ahead -- getting everybody on the same page when it comes to a third shot of the covid vaccine. can you roll up your sleeve now? >>> and the u.s. military bases grappling with evacuees, including 2,000 pregnant women and just one u.s. base? stay with us. subway® has so much new they couldn't fit it in their last ad. like new smashed avocado and artisan italian bread. 100% wild-

joining us now to talk about this and other matters, democratic congressman jim hines.ese poll numbers and the details in the bob woodward and robert costa book, how much danger was american democracy in at that point in facing the final days of the trump presidency? >> well, it was in profound danger. i'm here to tell you as somebody in the chamber on january 6th and the insurrectionists who attacked the capitol are only the tip of the sphere. they're the piece of this i worry about least. what i worry about is the former president, president trump, to this day continues to cause a significant percentage of americans to believe that the election was stolen from him without a single fact, without a single piece of evidence to back that up. and every time the president says that, of course, that's another little piece taken out of the foundation of democracy. it was troubling to read that mike pence -- i thought mike pence was one of the good guys here. he was working so hard to try to figure out a way to do what donald trump wanted him to do even though mike pence knew

jackie hineing rick is live from the cows with more -- the white house with more.d to see you. >> reporter: liz, four days after u.s. troops withdrew from afghanistan, so far none of the 100 or so remaining americans have made it out of the country. secretary of state antony blinken only saying that the state department is in constant contact with them. also we're waiting to hear just how many afghan allies have been left behind, and blinken did pass some of the blame to the trump administration. listen. >> so let me give you a little bit more context on this. when we took office, we inherited a backlog of more than 17,000 siv applicants. the program was basically in a dead stall. there had not been a single interview of an siv applicant in kabul in the nine months prior to us taking a office. >> reporter: blinken will head to do aha next week, he is not scheduled to meet with any taliban official, but the state department says they'll keep it on the table if it's in the national breast. in the meantime -- in the national interest. in the meantime, fresh questions

hines, anywhere else. >> none that we know of.that we know of anywhere else in the world. >> seth: he sounds annoyed or should i say testy? [ laughter ] that's the kind of jokes you get when samberg is in the house [ laughter ] should have put a mic in his dressing room. [ laughter ] you really got to feel for doctors and scientists they're desperately trying to beat back a pandemic that's raging on, despite their best efforts and they keep getting dumber and dumber questions. first, it was the president talking about ingesting bleach then it was the demon sperm lady talking about hydroxychloroquine, then horse paste, now swollen testicles what's next? "okay, doc hear me out. they say horse paste cures covid, but my horse has giant balls. so does that mean all covid cures give you giant horse balls? and before you answer that, i'm not asking for myself, i'm asking for my horse. hold on. i have to sneeze [ horse sneeze ] okay i'm also asking for myself." [ laughter ] the evidence about just how incredibly safe and effective these v

vegetables, they made applesauce, they put them away for the winter we, and i didn't have to buy the hines canned tomatoes that were available at the a.m.p.. americans saved, and budgeted, there was a tremendous interest in household budgeting during the 1920s. they traded and bartered. they traded eggs for with a homemade dress. they bartered. they traded services among each other. sometimes they resorted to stealing and the bargain. shopped. they went to secondhand stores. and he bought things on the black market. so these are just a few of the ingenious ways that americans tried to stretch their dollars. but it didn't work. it didn't work entirely. because there's only so far you can stretch something. and so americans began to look for ways to increase their purchasing power. so they moved away from trying to control price, trying to control demand and they tried to take care of the other side of the equation, which is purchasing power. how can we increase our income? so they tried to get paid more. they change jobs. they quit working in a gm factory and went to a ford factory. why for

it is imperative that we have re-established hines of communications, reliable lines of communicatione chinese government to avoid stumbling into a crisis. so there are two sides to this. really depends in the end of what the facts were. neil: if you will indulge me one last matter on this, it appears that, you know, in the waning weeks and months of the trump administration, those around him were very concerned about both his handling of the election loss, that he was volatile. who knows what was really going on inside of those walls but it is very similar to what defense secretary james schlessinger was dealing with the final weeks and months of the nixon administration where we are told at the time those around president nixon had concerns of whether he was mentally up to the task of even being president. we have protections for that sort of thing. rarely utilized but should they be utilized if people had doubts about the commander-in-chief? >> well, there is a procedure in place since 1967 when we passed the 25th amendment, that it provides for a way to take action against a presi

bruce van hine daniel m. van laere edward raymond vanacore jon charles vandevander frederick t.varadhan david vargas scott c. vasel azael ismael vasquez ronald j. vauk arcangel vazquez santos vazquez peter vega sankara sastry velamuri jorge velazquez lawrence g. veling david vera anthony mark ventura loretta ann vero christopher james vialonga matthew gilbert vianna robert anthony vicario celeste torres victoria joanna vidal john t. vigiano ii joseph vincent vigiano frank j. vignola, jr. joseph barry vilardo claribel villalobos hernandez sergio gabriel villanueva chantal vincelli melissa renee vincent francine ann virgilio lawrence virgilio joseph gerard visciano joshua s. vitale maria percoco vola lynette d. vosges garo h. voskerijian alfred anton vukosa gregory kamal bruno wachtler karen j. wagner mary alice wahlstrom >> and my father, keith. not a day goes by that i do not think about the father -- my father and the horrible way he was taken from me. he worked so hard and deserve to raise his children and be with his wife. but, cowards took him from me. i think about how he s

bruce van hine. >> daniel m. charles vandevander. >> frederick t. varacchi. >> gopalakrishnan varadhan. >> david vargas. >> scott c. vasel. >> azael ismael vasquez. >> ronald j. vauk. >> arcangel vazquez. >> santos vazquez. >> peter vega. >> sankara sastry velamuri. >> jorge velazquez. >> lawrence g. veling. >> anthony mark ventura. >> david vera. >> loretta ann vero. >> christopher james vialonga. >> matthew gilbert vianna. >> robert anthony vicario. >> celeste torres victoria. >> joanna vidal. >> john t. vigiano ii. >> joseph vincent vigiano. >> frank j. vignola, jr. >> joseph barry vilardo. >> claribel villalobos hernandez. >> sergio gabriel villanueva. >> chantal vincelli. >> melissa renee vincent. >> francine ann virgilio. >> lawrence virgilio. >> joseph gerard visciano. >> joshua s. vitale. >> maria percoco vola. >> lynette d. vosges. >> garo h. voskerijian. >> alfred anton vukosa. >> gregory kamal bruno wachtler. >> karen j. wagner. >> mary alice wahlstrom. >> and my father, keith e. coleman. not a day goe

craft hines, they're up 1.5% -- kraft heinz. >> this is as they expand their sauces, their seasonings, he wants a meeting with the president. what does he want from that meeting? he's on the show, and i will ask him what do you want from a meeting on the border with the president? how much digging have you done into the $3.5 trillion spending bill? we've done a lot. there's billions for tree planting and something called tree equity. it gets worse from there. we've got the full story, believe me. starting today health care workers in new york could lose their jobs for refusing the vaccine. the governor considers calling in the national guard to fill hospital staff shortages. it's come to that. good heavens. ♪♪ it's up to you, new york, new york ♪♪ it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert te

r bruce van hine. daniel m van laere. edward raymond va nacore. jon charles vandevander.t of things but they could not take our spirit, their spirit, things but they could not take our spirit, theirspirit, our memories, they cannot take our freedom, our love, they cannot take our country, they cannot take those that are defending it so god bless america and god bless everyone who defends it every single day to prevent another tragedy like this. thank you. applause and my amazing firefighter husband and company to a wonderful topknot a day has gone by and the us 20 years i have not thought of you. our boys are now young men and who are proud of their dad. i love you as much is the day i'm a tttooo 31 years ago. we have missed you so much and are always with me and the boys with their full love and support to remember and celebrate your life, you are one of those who give your life selflessly so others could love. we must remember our military who has made so many sacrifices, never forget all those who died for our flag and never forget all those who died for ourflag and ou

my name is tony hines, i'm a member of senior and disability and i live in san francisco district 10. housing in san francisco has become extremely expensive. i'm calling today to ask you to acquire the mission inn hotels to provide life-saving housing. san francisco is a world-class city with a stain on it without having viable affordable housing stock. there are thousands of your constituents presently experiencing homelessness. this is an opportunity for you all to use state and federal funding to increase affordable housing in san francisco. preventing violence and victimization by providing safe housing, i support this project. the shelter-in-place moratorium on 9/30/21 may lead to more people being at risk due to eviction. thank you so much. have a great day. >> thank you for your comments. >> good morning. director mcspadden and others presenting in support of the acquisition. i'm the director of external affairs and public policy and i'm a resident of d8. we really appreciate h.s.h.'s and the mayor's office careful work to identify appropriate sites, taking into account divers