at 2550 irving street .affordable as possible with maximum occupancy and for it to be approved today. i support political democracy, economic democracy and that means our city needs to be affordable to its citizens. i thinkaffordable housing is key to a livable city . thank you very much. >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: my name is ray carella and i live three blocks from 2550 irvingand and an ardent supporter of the irving project and affordable housing in general . i'm calling to express my support area 2550 irving is an affordable investment for san francisco. it critically addresses the affordability crisis and supporting it meansdoing our part to make san francisco affordable to working families . last saturday tndc hosted a tour of affordable housing locations and i was afforded the opportunity to go on that tour. i saw firsthand how well-built and well-maintained these affordable housing locations are as were the other attendees. it was an eye-opening experience. this is why i'm asking all ou

irving? i got that right? sergeant at arms paul irving: yes.d them, as we would do with many security protocols. sen. josh hawley: but you weren't waiting for them at any point. there was no delay, you're saying, in getting national guard requests because you didn't at any point actually wait for the input of the speaker or the majority leader or anybody else? sergeant at arms paul irving: no. absolutely not. sen. josh hawley: mr. sund, is that your recollection? steven sund: my recollection was at 1:09 while i was sitting in the command center watching things rapidly deteriorate, i made a phone call. the phone call was made in the presence of, i believe both my assistant chiefs and possibly my general counsel, at which time i made the initial request that we need to activate the national guard. the situation is bad on the west front. i followed up at 1:22 to check on the status of the request. sen. josh hawley: okay. one of the things i'm trying to get clear on here is who would constitute the chain of command. now, it sounds like mr. irving i

at 2550 irving street . make it as affordable as possible with maximum occupancy and for it to be approved today. i support political democracy, economic democracy and that means our city needs to be affordable to its citizens. i thinkaffordable housing is key to a livable city . thank you very much. >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: my name is ray carella and i live three blocks from 2550 irvingand and an ardent supporter of the irving project and affordable housing in general . i'm calling to express my support area 2550 irving is an affordable investment for san francisco. it critically addresses the affordability crisis and supporting it meansdoing our part to make san francisco affordable to working families . last saturday tndc hosted a tour of affordable housing locations and i was afforded the opportunity to go on that tour. i saw firsthand how well-built and well-maintained these affordable housing locations are as were the other attendees. it was an eye-opening experience. this is why i'm a

to be irving.ht. my mother is officially your problem for the rest of the night. [ laughter ] now i want you guys to get to know each other, we'll check back with you ina little bit. irving, keep your hands where i can see them. [ laughter ] >> i'll try. >> anthony: mama, you too. [ laughter ] we have a good show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] from the new movie "snake eyes: g.i. joe origins," henry golding is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from robin thicke. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll be right back with my boy offset! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [music begins to play: “colors” by black pumas] what we value most, should be held in our hands. [instrumentals] a trust that fuels us, to know exactly where we stand ♪ with all my favorite colors ♪ when the care we give back, shows up in everything we do. then we become the good we can't afford to lose. ♪ sisters and my brothers ♪ there's power in our purpose to reach higher than before. ♪ see you like no other ♪ what we valu

irving. irving served as a sergeant at arms at the us house of representatives from january of 2012 through january 7th of this year. he joined the united states secret service in- -- service in 1983, after briefly serving with the fbi. he served as head legal instructor for constitutional law and criminal procedure at the secret service training academy before joining the presidential protective division during the george h.w. bush and clinton administrations. following his white house service, he served as the assistant director for congressional affairs, assistant director for government affairs, assistant director for homeland security, and assistant director for administration for the secret service. he retired from the secret service in 2008 as assistant director and worked as a private security consultant until his appointment as house sergeant at arms in 2012. he is a graduate of the american university and whittier law school. i want to thank our witnesses for appearing voluntarily t

tndc submitted a proposal for 2550 irving. tndc was the only responding organization, and the request was one of two requests that tndc submitted. the other request was the other acquisition for senior housing at 4200 geary in district one. the 2550 irving funding request meets the goals of proposition a and nofa, both of which aims to address san francisco's low-income and affordable housing and creating new housing opportunities for those in greatest need. the 2550 irving site achieves the geographic equity goal of proposition a and mohcd nofa and would provide housing for low-income households. the citywide loan committee reviewed and unanimously approved the loan request on april 2 of 2021. tndc has been actively working in the community to create a building concept based on city affordable housing goals and policies, and the project has been underwritten to best meet the requirements of state funding utilizing the zoning and density allowances that are available at the site to optimize the number and the size of the units

paul irving appointed by the speaker and then subsequently fired that day by the speaker. this is anth account confirmed y the speaker's office, why was the speaker's's permission even needed? by this time, pipe bombs have been found outside the rnc and dnc and rioters reached thenc steps. sgt. arms irving felt he needed the speaker's approval been, for the instructions and conversations he had with speaker's office prior to january 6? former capitol police chief steve's son testified irving will concern us many have said, about the objects we know the speaker's office is in the shots on all of their options generally six but we don't have the details leading up to those conversations, leading up to the six because under the speaker's direction, the sgt. and arms denied house administration official request to preserve documents and communications. i will tell you capitol police followed and did provide that information. what are they hiding? what is the speaker hiding? unfortunately i don't believe those questions are going to be asked by this committee and the speaker, a

from then sergeant at on paul irving was appointed by the speaker and conceptually fired that day by the speaker. this is an account that has been confirmed by the speaker's office. why was the speakers permission even needed? by this time pipe bombs had already been found outside the rnc and the dnc, and writers had reached the steps. sergeant at arms irving felt the need the speakers approval then, what with the instructions and conversations he had with the speaker's office prior to january 6th? former capitol police chief steve stein has testified irving was concerned as many have said about the optics, and we know the speaker's office was calling the shots on all of the actions on january 6th but we don't have the details leading up to those conversations, leading up to the six because under the speakers direction the sergeant at arms has denied our house administration official request to preserve documents and communications. i will tell you the capitol police followed our ask and did provide that information. what are they hiding? what is the speaker hiding? unfortunately i d

dr irving king jordan, delighted. dr irving king jordan. the _ delighted., just after the second world war, when the government began providing free vehicles, specially designed for disabled people. colin powell tells witness history about his love hate relationship with the invacar he received in the 19605. if invacar he received in the 19605. , , invacar he received in the 1960s. , y . ., invacar he received in the 1960s. , y , 1960s. it is very much a result ofthe 1960s. it is very much a result of the war _ 1960s. it is very much a result of the war veterans _ 1960s. it is very much a result of the war veterans coming i 1960s. it is very much a result l of the war veterans coming back disabled from the second world war. it became apparent to the government that they needed some sort of transportation. all have motor invalid chairs and — all have motor invalid chairs and many— all have motor invalid chairs and many of them go out every daym — and many of them go out every da ., .., and many of them go out every da ., .. , day... the government came up wi

and this is washington irving was describing a number of people in the 1820s and 1830s. um just band which included bridger irving said this is a totally different class has now sprung up. the mountaineers the traders and trappers have scaled the vast mountain chains and move from place to place on horseback. heedless of hardship daring of danger prodigal of the present and thoughtless of the future there is perhaps no class of men on the face of the earth lead a life of more continued exertion peril and excitement. that's from washington irving writing about these mountaineers as they called themselves. as soon as called bull boats, and this is also out for jacob miller. this is this is a way of getting a cross a river or taking goods or people downstream. you don't have a boat and the river is too high then you just use buffalo hides and willows and other sticks and you create your own your own floating boat. and this was a common scene and very common for bridge or bridger was some of a boatman he there are many instances where he made these bull boats to help the the

i want to thank supervisor mar for 100% affordable housing at 2550 irving. i stand with annie chung and self-help for elderly in urging no delay in progress of this development. all of the 100% affordable housing we can build as fast as we can build it. many of the objections that we have heard today, they can be resolved as natural part of this development process and should not be allowed to delay it. keep in mind essential workers, low income family, seniors and people with disabilities are already in the sunset in the neighborhood. you may not see them, but they are here. please don't deprive them of this opportunity. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. currently there are three callers and 51 listening. to those that have commented press star 3 to lower your hands. each caller is allowed one minute to speak. if you have already provided your comment, you will not be able to speak. next caller, please. >> i am resident of district two in support of the motion. a lot of people in the sunset at risk of being priced out. people making minimum wage can qualify f

witness history spoke to dr irving king jordan.tally deaf — i can't hear a jet engine, i can't hear anything. right now i'm working with a sign language interpreter, sarah, so's sitting front of me next to the camera, so instead of hearing your questions, i am seeing sarah's signs. newsreader: gallaudet college has being the centre of deaf- education in america since1847. in 1987 the president at that time stepped down. right away there was a push for the board to recognise that the next president should be a deaf individual. so they narrowed it down to three finalists. two of us were deaf and one was hearing. i have a lot to bring to the university but i also have a lot to learn from it, and that process must being right away. the board of trustees voted to name elisabeth zinser the seventh president of gallaudet. dr zinser had a lot of experience but she didn't know anything about deafness. and that's when i guess you could say the protest started. someone had the bright idea to bring buses to block the gates. the rallying cry wa

witness history spoke to dr irving king jordan.'t hear a jet engine, i can't hear anything. right now i'm working with a sign language interpreter, sarah, who's sitting front of me next to the camera, so instead of hearing your questions, i am seeing sarah's signs. newsreader: gallaudet college has i been the centre of deaf education | in america since 1847. in 1987 the president at that time stepped down. right away there was a push for the board to recognise that the next president should be a deaf individual. so they narrowed it down to three finalists. two of us were deaf and one was hearing. i have a lot to bring to the university but i also have a lot to learn from it, and that process must start right away. the board of trustees voted to name elisabeth zinser the seventh president of gallaudet. dr zinser had a lot of experience but she didn't know anything about deafness. and that's when i guess you could say the protests started. someone had the bright idea to bring buses to block the gates. the rallying cry was "we want a

kai re-irving -- kyrie irving has some harsh words for nike, which makes his signature sneaker.he shoe is trash, and that he had nothing to do with the design. i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is certainly better than it was, and i expect it will continue to get better as we move further away from the disruptions caused by the pandemic. but fundamentally, the only way to solve this problem is that we need to make more semiconductors in america. jonathan: good to catch up with gina raimondo, the u.s. commerce secretary. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's the price action this thursday morning as we wait for jobless claims in america about 42 minutes away. equity futures up six, advancing a little more than 0.1%. yields higher by two or three basis points to 1.26% on tens. euro-dollar positive 0.2%. crude oil, wti $72.79. this is for you, tom keene. didi global up by 17%. this one surged by 30%, 40% after it was reported this company was considering going private. then the company itself denied it, and we rolled over hard. tom: blo

i mean he irving berlin wrote god bless america in the first world war. thought it was too sentimental so he put it in a drawer. pulls it out in 1940-41 and it becomes the the song it became. but do you all know the churchill story berlin very quickly. so asiah berlin remember the great philosopher british philosopher was an attache at the british embassy during the war in washington and he would write these marvelous reports about the american political situation back in the prime minister read them. and so he put out the word that when mr. berlin visits london, i want to see him. so mr. berlin comes to london, they set up lunch. it's just the prime minister and mr. berlin. they're discussing american politics. mr. berlin leaves one of churchill's assistant says to him how was lunch and churchill said all i know is he writes much better about politics than he talks. it was irving berlin who had mistakenly come to lunch. so it's amazing. we all aren't speaking german. as it as it turns out the other great churchill story, which has no relevance whatever b

casos de covid se registran en 14 entidades la ciudad de méxico ocupa el primer lugar la esposa de irving actividades. >>> tenemos una sociedad cansada y fatigada de estos largos meses de epidemia: >>> por eso las autoridades llaman a los mexicanos a cuidarse en méxico, jacive pérez, telemundo. >>> los juegos olímpicos no serían lo mismo sin sus mascotas; le contamos de qué se trata y cuáles son sus significados: >>> también lo contaremos sobre un fondo millonario destinado a ayudar a las comunidades vulnerables. iphone ninfa continúa amenazando taiwán pero está cerca de lo que es la isla de japón, vamos hablar del pronóstico caluroso y húmedo para los juegos olímpicos al regresar. un. >>> abimael castro habló con el departamento de agricultura de santa clara y lo tiene más detalles. >>> plaga había sido detectado en el estado dorado isla de la fruta. >>> habló de la ciudad san josé es un programa de detección donde encontraron 2 machos. >>> pero como es y qué tipo de plantas afecta. es un pocomás grande y genera y más o -230 casi vegetales. >>> manzanas peras pimientos y otros néctares s

and they told me your dad irv works on the show. >> yes, and i heard myself cussing and i'm like, oh,h? >> my dad, irv heard, emmy award winner, he's here. [ cheers and applause ] he's been the technical director. >> wanda: wow. >> so as much as i was looking forward to seeing you, when we were driving here, i was like, i'm nervous, because i feel like it's take your kid to work day for dad. my dad's here. i'm going to see dad at work. >> wanda: aww, that's so sweet. so when jimmy had big stars and stuff here, you didn't ask him to -- because he has amazing musical guests. >> yeah. >> wanda: you never would ask him -- >> the only one i asked about was michael mcdonald. come on, give it up. [ cheers and applause ] listen, i host michael mcdonald mondays, 2 1/2, 3 years now. i am the quintessential michael mcdonald fan. i'm always like, dad, is he there, is he there? >> wanda: i want to note, i think that's the first time i've heard someone on network television say, "give it up for michael mcdonald!" [ laughter and applause ] that's on arsenio hall. >> i know, right, right? exactly. >>

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. >>> plus keyry irving is trashing nike over the latest addition to his sneaker line details later onrwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. >>> from the news on cnbc, here's what's happening. president biden making a big push, announcing moments ago sweeping testing, masking and distancing requirements for federal employees who dot not get their shots. he's tall on state and local efficiency to offer $100 as incentive to get the vaccine white house says the first lady's injury happened last weekend while walking on a beach in hawaii. >>> and suni lee thanking supporters for her -- the 18-year-old bam the fifth straight american woman who claim that title tonight the heartwarming story of suni and her father, the bond that got her to the top, and carli patterson is with us to talk about lee's big win >>> thank you, shep. robinhood closed lower do, about 8% after the high her

many people pressed hard for this plan which will level this building on irving street.members of the sunset asian-american community lobbied the city to approve these multi story plan with zoom meetings and a petition drive. today's vote approved a $14 million loan to acquire this site. opponents will look out of place among the district's single family homes. >>> the people who live in rvs escalated today with a lawsuit. voters passed a parking ban. groups including the aclu are suing the city on behalf of six people who live in rvs. those are the plaintiffs, they claim their mountain view residents who have tied to the city through work or their children's school. the city of mountain view says it is evaluating that lawsuit. >>> more road closures coming this weekend as caltran continues to do major road work on 242. the closure begins at 10:00 p.m. and continues until monday at 10:00 a.m. northbound lanes will be closed over night but one lane will be reopened during the daytime. signs will be posted but drivers are warranted to expect delays and allowing extra trave

, it is the same person behind over 1000 similars ada complaints in san francisco's chinatown and irving street. across the street, this man got the same notice. >> we started reading the complaints and they are a carbon copy. >> reporter: a children's consignment store had unlawful barriers that prevented entry. this is the entryway. >> i look and are the doors alert with? what is it? >>> same as lolos. >> i took my iphone and stuck it on there. it is under the right slope, it is a level. i have the feeling that they throw these out and hope something sticks. >> reporter: both business owners say the settlement costs $4000-$6000 plus pinker see us attorney fees could put them out of business. businesses up and down park street are hiring certified access specialist to make sure they are in compliance with the ada to try and get rid of these suits. >> i am watching my bank account go down as i hire more and more people to take care of the situation. i have know what it will ultimately cost. >> is there anyone looking at the way these complaints are piling up? >> reporter: here on park st

assistant professor of pediatrics and colombia university irving medical.t tell us how dangerous this delta variant is for children under 12 who obviously can't get vaccinated yet. >> good morning, brianna. it's great to be with you guys. i wish i could tell you just exactly how dangerous this is. the truth is we don't know. we know the delta variant is spreading more easily than other variants have in the past. that's what viruses do. they mu tate so they can spread easier among the hosts, which is us unfortunately. and we're seeing more infections in kids. we don't know yet how severe this is. i can tell you anecdotally on the ground it doesn't seem like the kids who are getting this variant are having a more severe illness, but we just don't know enough yet which is why this is so concerning. >> yeah. look, kids often don't show many symptoms. but we do know that hundreds have died in the u.s. so this is an issue that many parent aren't going to ignore. we're seeing rare breakthroughs in adults. they're rare but they're happening. cnn spoke with a woman

name is the same one behind over 1,000 similar ada claims in san francisco's china town and along irving street. >> i started to receive letters from attorneys offering to help me with an ada lawsuit. i am watching my bank account go down as i hire more and more people to take care of the situation. >> we started reading the complaints and they're a carbon copy of each other. >> businesses up and down park street say they're hiring certified specialists to be sure they're in compliance with ada to try and avoid suits like these. >>> starting next week, san mateo will require everybody entering county facilities to wear a mask. katie nielsen is in red wood city with why the county changed course. >> reporter: in san mateo, 89% ofresidents over 12 are vaccinated. with covid s on t rise county leaders said they had to do something. to mask or not to mask. that's been the question for many for the past month or so since the mandatory mask mandate was lifted. >> masks are very controversial for some people. some people don't like masks. some people love masks. >> starting monday, anyone who g

past few weeks am is 1200 cases have been filed against chinese owned businesses in chinatown and irving street and right now the das office is investigating potentially fake lawsuits announcing the fund today. they said the city understands the complexity of the issue. >> where expediting a fund that is about $500,000, which could help in providing, based on those recommendations, some immediate upgrades to help co with ada access with >> a fraud hotline has also been set up. the mayor signed a two-year budget focused on recovery after the pandemic and a $13.2 billion budget includes initiatives such as a free muni for use pilot program and community ambassadors and initiatives to revive the downtown area. >>> alaska was rocked by a powerful earthquake . the 8.2 quake hit after 11:00 last night near the alaskan peninsula triggered mean -- triggering a tsunami warning. >> people share the video of the sirens blaring on social media and that warning has since been lifted. but while it was in effect this long line of cars was trying to end no reports a and in e d er at ast ng aftshocks. >>

this map shows the locations of all for those fires where they broke out one at 20th and irving another19th in york. 3rd street in kirkwood. and again at 19th and bryant streets all across the city. the good news, nobody was hurt in any of these fires. another fireworks related incident happened at pier 94 in the city. the fire department called in its fireboat to help in putting out those flames. these pictures were posted on social media again, nobody hurt in this fire across the bay in hayward illegal fireworks were lighting up the sky across that city. it didn't seem to matter where you were. they were visible from just about everywhere. viewers captured these displays. and even though they look like they're kind of fun. they're absolutely illegal. and of course, very dangerous professional displays were legal. of course, this was in concord where the professionals were putting the finishing touches saw just hours before the big show at concord. the mayor of conquer told us, quote, it's going to be probably one of the best fireworks shows we've ever seen in concord. and then this ha

can see on this map exactly where some of those fires broke out they were all outside at 20th and irving street. there was some at 19th and york streets. 3rd street and kirkwood avenue and the 19th and bryant streets. no one else i should say no one was hurt in these fires. thankfully, meanwhile, new this morning, firefighters are mopping up a fire that broke out at a warehouse in oakland and you're looking at video of crews battling that fire overnight was on the 900 block of 7th avenue. that fire was put out around 2 o'clock this morning. witnesses say they heard fireworks immediately before the fire started. no word, though, on any injuries. but a total of 11 engines had to respond put out that fire. well over in concord, a wildfire near the concord pavilion pause. the fireworks show there firefighters quickly responded. they put out the small fire in that a lot of fireworks then to resume going for the show. the professional fireworks show. but sort of a scary moment there briefly on the peninsula, sheriff's deputies arrested a man who was setting off illegal fireworks in menlo park.

they were outside 20th and irving 19th. the new york 3rd street and kirkwood avenue and at 19th and bryant streets, at least nobody was hurt. and those fires another fireworks related fire happened at pier 94 in the city. the fire department had to call in a fire boat to help them douse the flames there. these photos were on social media again, nobody was hurt. and in hayward, illegal fireworks lighting up the sky all across the city. >> didn't really seem to matter where you were. if you were out last night you probably saw viewers captured some of the displays which they >> why the look cool. but again, they are all >> professional displays we're leeco. this is in concord. professionals were putting finishing touches in the hours before the show there concord's mayor told us, quote, it's probably going to be one of the best fireworks shows we've ever seen in concord. and then this happened. >> right now we appears to be following some breaking news outside of concord at the 4th of july demonstrations taking place today. t

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bush irving kristol generation were in the prime of their political career and so what did they decidedo as soon as the berlin wall fell? on most of the date, russell kirk was right, mass immigration, george w. bush signed in this compromise with ted kennedy to bring in millions of people unrestricted into our nation of this great bargain of cheap labor and cheap boats so both sides got a win out of that. 1994, bill clinton signed nafta because we decided it would be a good idea to be industrialized the backbone of our nation and the 1999, one that might surprise people as a conservative i think we should find disgusting was the repeal when bill clinton went out of his way to pander to the financial services lobby that lent cheap money on the blurring of lines to commercial banking and investment banking and finally trying to enter into the world trade organization in 2001 in all four of those things i believe was the conservative movement where the people in charge chasing momentary pleasure and not preserving the good with no commitment to permanence or trying to pass something that

the push for san francisco to acquire this building on irving street.t now it is a temporary home for police credit union but many in the sunset want it turned into a multi-story building of affordable units. today supervisors bud finance committees will vote whether to approve a $14 million loan to acquire the site and begin pre-development. >>> now the climate in crisis and an impact to a northern power source. the plant faces closure due to low water levels. the water is pumped to generate electricity. at full capacity it powers 800,000 homes and sitting at 668 feet. the plant would shut down once the lake hits 640 feet. experts believe that could happen as soon as three weeks from now. the plant has never been closed due to low water levels. >>> new details on a jet fuel shortage with concerns to impact fire fighting aircraft with fire season starting to pick up some shortages are already being felt at bases in oregon and utah. still not clear if supplies can be bolstered by the time the wild fire fighting aircraft will be needed. >> we are seeing t

activists are pushing for san francisco to acquire this building on irving street. right now it is a temporary home for police credit union but many in the sunset want it turned into a multi-story building of affordable units. >>> an impact to a power source. the plant faces closure due to low water levels. the water is pumped to generate electricity. at full capacity it powers 800,000 home just the lake is currently sitting at 668 feet. the plant would shut down once the lake hits 640 feet. experts believe that could happen as soon as three weeks from now. >>> new details on a nationwide jet fuel shortage. there are growing concerns it may start to impact fire fighting aircraft with fire season starting to pick up some shortages are already being felt at tanker bases in oregon and utah. still not clear if supplies can be bolstered by the time the wild fire fighting aircraft will be needed. >>> 6:39 this morning. time for a look outside. look at san francisco this morning. you know what? beautiful shot there. you can see the fog lingering but clear shot of the bay b

. >> kiley irving.ivia mason, your daughter, how big of a douche canoe do you have to do that? i think the statement should have started with that. we do not tolerate that. >> exactly. and imagine if you're the player on the field and somebody throws a ball at you. >> yes. >> from that point on, you're thinking, what else are they going to throw at me? you just -- you can't behave like that at a baseball -- at any sporting event. >> civility. where's civility? >> banned for life? >> for life. >> where is civility? good question. >> very lacking the last couple of years. >> not only, that civility in all areas, the grocery store, it doesn't matter where you go. >> bad behavior all around. >> yep. >>> all right. a texas woman tracked down an amazon driver who did more than just deliver a package. check out this -- do you see what that is? that's a spider. >> a big looking spider -- >> a spider crawling on the doorbell camera, right? so the spider is out there, and gwen kindly left a note through the amazo

it's clear that 2550 irving has been controversial. we've all received the hundreds of e-mails and petitions both in support and opposition. like all projects, transparency and process matter. do i want to respond to several of the key concerns raised by the neighbors. first, questions have been raised around project financing including the high per unit cost and questions about the appraisal and purchase price for this project. i do appreciate these important questions and independent analysis, i really agree that we have a responsibility to ensure that our precious affordable housing resources are allocated responsibly. i have looked into the financing issues closely. i want to thank staff from mocd to helped me understand those issues and have expressed confidence that the costs are reasonable and justifiable. especially considering the large proportion of family size units. i do think that the high per unit cost, which is projected to be $960,000 per unit based on the initial analysis, it's extremely high. it does reflect one of th

sund said herein the national guard request by irving and stenger and neither supported the idea.letter, he wrote that he approached the sergeant at arms to request assistance from the national guard and had no authority to do so without an emergency declaration. -- at the time, the chair of the cpb, and get his thoughts. instead of improving the use -- of approving the use of the national guard -- in case we had to request assistance. sund said he had to contact general william walker from the d.c. national guard. he said he could have some to me quickly. i asked general lockard to be prepared in the event we requested them. there was no indication that nancy pelosi was involved or had made a vague reference to optics, but there's no indication what that means. the sergeant at arms were also reluctant to support the immediate dispatching of national guard troops, so there is little to suggest that irving acting under pelosi's direction alone is responsible. irving said that the proposed national guard troops were to be unarmed and only there to work traffic control. the word opti

it's clear that 2550 irving has been controversial. we've all received the hundreds of e-mails and petitions both in support and opposition. like all projects, transparency and process matter. do i want to respond to several of the key concerns raised by the neighbors. first, questions have been raised around project financing including the high per unit cost and questions about the appraisal and purchase price for this project. i do appreciate these important questions and independent analysis, i really agree that we have a responsibility to ensure that our precious affordable housing resources are allocated responsibly. i have looked into the financing issues closely. i want to thank staff from mocd to helped me understand those issues and have expressed confidence that the costs are reasonable and justifiable. especially considering the large proportion of family size units. i do think that the high per unit cost, which is projected to be $960,000 per unit based on the initial analysis, it's extremely high. it does reflect one of th

past weeks almost 1200 cases have been filed against chinese owned businesses in china town and also irvingr businesses are getting letters threatening lawsuit unless think pay $75,000. >> we are going to take all the information and conduct a potential criminal investigation. >> no one is taking advantage of a disability rights movement to undermine the small businesses. >> the da's office has assigned two full time investigators to look into these claims including one who speaks fluid cantonese. >>> organized theft has become a 30 plus billion dollar criminal industry. governor newsom is working to put a stop to it. >> you are seeing them across california, those organized efforts. they are organized disproportionately efforts and we want to go after os newlaw g enforcement to go after fencing operations that high low level boosters who brazenly steal bags of merchandise at a time. it guarantees funding for years to come. opponents are questioning the timing. a spokesperson for republican governors' association called it transparently political and desperate adding. >>> californians deser

same plaintiff orlando garcia, same one behind over 1,000 similar ada claims in china town and along irvingstreet. >> i started to receive letters from attorneys offering to help me with ada lawsuit. i am watching my bank account go down as i hire more and more people to take care of the situation. >> we started reading the complaints and they're a carbon copy of each other. >> businesses up and down park street say they're firing certified access specialists to be sure they're in compliance to try to avoid lawsuits like this. >>> ten minutes after 6:00. california parents going after the state. why they say masking requirements in school will hurt more than they help. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, something you don't want to see the day before a big music festival. >>> running toward the games. the off duty california 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 ge

irving redliner who advises us on public health, a professor of pediatrics at albert einstein school of medicine. good to see all of you. jackie, what did this committee manage to do with this first hearing? what was important about how this all began? >> chris, thanks for having me on. i think the select committee wanted to put the political chaos we've seen leading up to this first hearing of the investigation of january 6th and to put the spotlight strictly on the first-person accounts from these four heroic police officers and the four traumatic experiences that they had, banking on the fact that these would resonate with the american public. and then sort of breaking through this bitter political war that we've seen back and forth between house speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader kevin mccarthy. all eyes were really trained on officers fanone, gonell and harry dunn and officer hodges as they provided excruciating and harrowing graphic details of what happened that day as they were -- as the capitol was invaded by hundreds of rioters. fanone described in graphic detail being

edith sanchez, she is a pediatrician and assistant professor of pediatrics at columbia university irving medical center. welcome to the show, doctor. >> it's great to be with you, pamela. >> so the american academy of pediatrics is now recommending that all students, over 2 years old, along with staff, wear masks, regardless of whether they are vaccinated. and regardless of whether they're mandated. do you agree? >> i, 100%, agree, pamela. i know that this has created some confusion because the cdc is not really going this far. but we have to remember, the cdc made a recommendation, based on the latest data about the v vaccines and how well they work. and they left it open for schools to recommend masking. the american academy of pediatrics, i believe, is stepping in and filling in that gap. and saying to make this practical, to make this, actually, enforceable, we are going to recommend that everyone in schools goes ahead and wears a mask. and that is truly the best way to stop this virus from spreading in schools. and to get kids back in school, safely. >> and the cdc does say that kid

not the headless hessian that became so famous after washington irving's story. leading up to the battle of trenton, this is a story that's been around for a while, and that's, was there a spy named honeyman who infiltrated the hessians at trenton and reported to washington? just see if you think that's true or not. you may have heard lots about washington and spies. any of you watch "turn," you know, it becomes a narrative that washington used many spies. you can see there's a plaque to him in new york, for his work as a spy. but is this true? did this happen? 70% of you say yes. about 30% say no. so this is a tough one. we don't know for sure, and that's because -- now, proponents of this story, the john honeyman, the story is he was a local torre, that he infiltrated but his actual heart was with the patriots. he infiltrated the hessians, then he pretended to be captured by the americans, was brought to washington. washington interviews him at night alone, and thenimprisoned guard, but honeyman was able to escape, make it back to trenton, tell the hessians all

you can see on this map just where those were all outside or 20th and irving streets 19th york streets 3rd street kirkwood avenue and 19th and brian streets. nobody was hurt. new this morning. firefighters are mopping up after a fire broke out at a warehouse in oakland. and you can see it was going good when they got those high ladders up and hit from above 900 block of 7th avenue is where this happened. they put it out around 02:00am witnesses heard fireworks immediately before this fire started. we don't have any word on injuries. but as you can see, they weren't mess around fire departments at 11 engines out on that one. also a fire that started at this building on 42nd street and telegraph in oakland and look at the flames shooting from this building. this was at 03:00am. nobody was hurt. fireworks. also heard right before this one started. and conquered a wildfire near the concord pavilion. and this pause the fireworks show going on there. the firefighters put it out and that allowed the fireworks show to resume. in the south bay fire crews. i don't want you setting off any leftov

the past weeks almost 1200 cases have been filed against chinese owned businesses in china town and irvingeet. other businesses are getting letters threatening lawsuit unless they pay $75,000. >> we will take all the information and conduct potential criminal investigation. >> no one is taking advantage of a disability rights movement to undermine the small businesses. >> da's office has assigned two full time investigators to look into the claims. >>> a quick check on the big board now this thursday morning, stocks opening down. dow is down about 90 points. these numbers are coming as we learned of a surprise spike in jobless claims, just rose to 419,000 from what had about than a pandemic low. >>> bay area regulators are imposing new rules onto two massive oil refineries. the move comes after years of prohe test to reduce amount of air pollution. the management district will require chevron's richmond refinery and refinery in martinez owned by p bf energy to cut down on particulate matter. rules don't take effect until 2026. >>> concerns over reservoir levels in santa clara. they are dow

firefighters put out for fires in this map shows you where they were 20th and irving streets 19th and york streets 3rd and kirkwood avenue and 19th and bryant streets. nobody was hurt in any of those either. and new this morning, firefighters are mopping up the fire at this warehouse and oakland. you can see crews hitting it from above and the flames shooting through the roof in this building in the 900 block of 7th avenue. the fire broke out at about 02:00am firefighters did put it out and nobody was hurt. but witnesses say they heard fireworks right before this fire started, the used 11 engines. they responded this one. they want to make sure didn't spread. and check out this fire in building on 42nd street and telegraph in oakland fires. she is shooting flames shooting from the roof there. and that was that one burn hot. 03:00am. >> good thing fire crews got a hold of that as well. got a handle on it before anybody was hurt. the fireworks were also heard right before that one starts. in concord, there was a wildfire near the concord pavilion. >> that paused the professional firewor