bondbloxx investor joanne bianco . we continue to get reaction from around the world to donald trump's election and the incoming administration. here are some voices bloomberg talk to about what to expect. >> we do not know how his plan will translate into the deficit. how much the deficit will translate and how much of the incremental debt will transfer to inflation. too early to tell fundamentally. one thing that is for sure is we are getting into times of decisions. >> i am reasonably convinced volatility will be higher, the precise direction is a lot harder to predict. some of it depends on some of the policy expectations we have and less likely to translate into policy. >> he pulls out of the paris agreement, another 196 countries will continue to be in the agreement. if he did that, he would see leadership to china. the very thing he said we do not want to do. >> world leaders have a relationship with president trump. they are probably thankful president trump won. it brings greater stability around the world and

it took back the chair and sent joanne her $1,564. we asked walmart for a comment, but it only told us we resolve this directly with the customer. all right. joanne actually asked about the return policy for this chair before she purchased it. that's a smart move, especially if you're buying a large or expensive item online. she saved all her emails and that paper trail helped us make her case. all right. if you think a company is sitting on your refund, please let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. i mean, when i was a kid, i liked having those all those boxes around. but when you're an adult, you get rid of them. you got it. you got you got to toss them. yeah. okay. thanks so much. welcome. see you later. thanks, chris. if you are heading up to the sierra this thanksgiving week, be prepared for possible dangerous driving conditions. this is video from this afternoon on 80 at soda springs. over donner summit. you can see some snow showers. the roads are clear, though, but wet

joann: thank you. i want to give the audience an opportunity to ask questions. i see a gentleman right here. questioner: you briefly mentioned the finances as being fairly a poor community but could you compare it to the surrounding communities as far as their financial or agricultural productivity? it seems that living in isolation has its advantages and disadvantages. primary disadvantage meaning they'd have to interact at least in the periphery with the surrounding jim crow communities. >> there's a lot of interaction. howard is a good example. david: he's buying tractors, he has trade relationships with all sorts of white, including some that end up in the citizens councils that do provide him some protection when the pressure is exerted on him in a major way before and after the emity till case. so i wouldn't say -- emity till -- emmett till case. so i wouldn't say people are -- they're interacting economically with the surrounding communities. now, it's a very interesting question as to how it co

deborah's mother, joanne tate , stabbed sexually assaulted with a broom handle and stomped to death by a stranger. her two girls seven year old melissa and four year old renee, watched nearby. then they see the monster approach their beds , holding the same knife used to murder their mother, attacking them in ways too brutal to describe on television . >> i remember his whiskers up against my face because he kept trying to kiss me, even though you knew he was enjoying hurting me. his expression was so blank. i see him stomping on the back of my mom's head. i opened my eyes and i could see him. he was sitting at the end of my mom and watching tv, and he was just. he was just so calm. he was waiting for us to die. all of us. >> miraculously, both children survived an obvious psychopathic predator. when melissa recovered enough to serve as witness. homicide detectives show the seven year old two suspects a family member and one of her mother's boyfriends, a local bartender named rodney lincoln . >> there is no way it could be anybody but rodney. no way. none. i know he knows . god knows r

let's talk about joanne and hercules. she bought this massage chair for 1564 bucks from a third party seller on walmart.com. well, she says the chair couldn't reach the part of her back that needed massaging. she wanted to return it and get a refund. the seller said, okay, but you have to return it in its original packaging. joanne said she didn't have the original packaging because the delivery people took it with them, and she couldn't find another box big enough for the thing. after weeks of back and forth, joanne asked us for a hand. we contacted walmart. here's what it did. it took back the chair and gave joanne her $1,564 back. we asked walmart for a comment, but it only told us it resolved this directly with the customer. joanne actually asked about the return policy for that chair before she purchased it, and that's a savvy move, especially if you're ever buying a large or expensive item. if you think a company is sitting on your refund, let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer co

let's talk about joanne in hercules.or 1564 bucks from a third party seller on walmart.com. well, she says the chair couldn't reach the part of her back that needed massaging. she wanted to return it and get a refund. the seller said, okay, but you have to return it in its original packaging. joanne said she didn't have the original packaging because the delivery people took it with them and she couldn't find another box. big enough for the thing. after weeks of back and forth, joanne asked us for a hand. we contacted walmart. here's what it did. it took back the chair and gave joanne her $1,564 back. we asked walmart for a comment, but it only told us it resolved this directly with the customer. joanne actually asked about the return policy for that chair before she purchased it, and that's a savvy move, especially if you're ever buying a large or expensive item. if you think a company is sitting on your refund, let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. you can get

host: that was joanne there in missouri, giving us her thoughts. if you are interested in federal reserve policy later this morning, 10:00 on our network, c-span two, or companion network, it's a discussion with christopher waller on the cleaning house 2020 four annual conference to talk about monetary policy and possibly the election impact there. you can see it on c-span two, the c-span now app, and c-span.org. we have been telling you and showing you house republican leadership holding a press conference. 10:00 is the slated times. you can see it right after this program. follow along if you wish, later on. as we look at the capital, let's hear from wade, kentucky, independent line. caller: the left calling trump a felon is a lot like oj calling nicole scarface. they caused it. one of the big factors is we will not allow america to become the soviet union. you can, you can indict political opponents, you can convict them. you can try to kill them, but we will not stand for it, we will not allow it. there's a lot of reasons, you know, to vote for

. >> i love all the angels. >> reporter: joann was diagnosed with alzheimer's four years ago.ing her new memories. >> if it wasn't for my wife not i don't if i would have done it. but she wanted christmas, so i'll give it to her. i'll do anything to make her happy. >> i didn't know what to think. i'm glad he did it. i love him. >> reporter: word got out, and now there are helpers in hoodies. >> better or worse? >> beautiful. >> reporter: and a steady stream of admirers for the lights and the love. >> to think that he's done all this work just to make her happy, that's what christmas and love is. >> reporter: john says he can't see stopping now. >> as long as she's okay and even if she would pass, i'm going to do it in her memory as long as i can do it. >> reporter: nancy cordes, cbs news. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," tips on how to navigate holiday shopping and make the most of those deals. i'm michael george. this is "cbs news mornings." dea. i'm michael george. this is "cbs news mornings." for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-

yep. 30 year commander in sfpd, joanne hayes-white was fire chief for close to 15 years. they understand the importance of public safety, as do i. we talked about being down 500 police officers. we were always at 2000. we're below 1500. we need to make sure that we get to a fully staffed police department. we have to be ready for, you know, events like fires, like earthquakes, and they're going to make sure that our administration is well prepared and let me just make a call out. the mayor, london breed and her and her team has been incredibly helpful on our transition. we are having a seamless conversation with them. i really appreciate that we will be ready to hit the ground running and make sure that not only are people safe, but we are off and running on day one. >> yeah, obviously that's the goal, especially when it comes to the most pressing issues in the city, which obviously, you know, we have discussed with you the homelessness crisis and you have made promises to add about 1500 shelter beds in the first six months that you are in office here. explain how you're

their former fire chief was also a woman, chief joanne hayes-white.how does san francisco have the highest percentage of women? like what's their formula and why aren't other cities duplicating that? you know, chief nicholson was very transparent with us. she told us it wasn't always this way. before 1997, they didn't have a single female firefighter in their department, but a federal judge came in and ordered them to better reflect the community they serve. that included recruiting 10% female firefighters for their department. she tells us, obviously, representation matters. seeing a chief, a battalion chief that are female and location. of course, it's san francisco. if you are either a male or a female and you're going to be a fire firefighter, you might want to go to san francisco. so that's kind of easier on their end. that's a good example. okay. thanks, hilda. thank you. raj. thank you guys. let's bring in jeff ranieri in our chief meteorologist. now we are in crunch time. we are almost on the eve of thanksgiving and things are starting to look

joanne, massachusetts, supporter of former president trump, good morning. caller: good morning. would just like to say i don't know how harris can go on tv and say that trump is unstable. she is unstable. all she talks about is nothing, and that is what i think of her. she talks nothing about the policies. she has all of bidens policies. i would also like to say, how can she put her head on the pillow at night and think of all the people who have been killed at the border? she never talks about the border. she is unfit to be president, and that is how i feel. i'm really disgusted with her. thank you. host: joanne in massachusetts for our line for people who are voting for neither candidate or perhaps they are undecided at this time. from pennsylvania, one of those battleground states a lot of people are watching. you will hear from gary. hello. caller: hi, pedro. i'm leaning a little bit towards kamala harris on a number of factors. first was that statement made about puerto ricans that was in bad taste, whoever that guy was who did that. we still have four days. i guarantee you

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let me talk to joanne real quick. joanne is a senior, fixed income.ou not want me to say that you are a senior? >> no, that's fine! i'm not going to lie like other people, like kamala. >> and you are saying ukraine is a big issue for you. >> yes. i hope when trump gets in he looks at where all our money is being spent. he should have a list, and if it's not a good one, then why give them the money? and i heard that a lot of that money went to some of the ukraine people that moved out of the country and it's paying their pensions. what about our pensions? >> what about americans? that's the theme of the campaign. and america first. let me introduce you to tyler. hold up your phone. that's a picture of rachel's diner. rachel right now is in pennsylvania, and in the background of this picture is tyler's mom. your mom is in pennsylvania? >> my mom is in pennsylvania there. >> look at the screen now. it looks like rachel is sitting with your mom right now. what do you want to say to your mom? >> mom, i love you. i wish i was in with you. i know i saw you a

and joanne was laid out and the secret documents were the side, the counter intelligence assessment branch of the u. s. defense department, they described in our world and it was to destroy quite the feeling of trust standards which the leak center of gravity. this what do we achieve with threats of exposure and criminal prosecution related thing of sold on record. you taishan back in 2010. there was a lease of a document that was prepared by law firm acting on behalf of bank of america. the firm stretched for advise the us government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag you from country to country. second 2010 when they 1st released the chelsea. many leaks we see leaks came under an extra legal banking blockade. so we see leaks had the paypal cancelled visa. mastercard, cut off donations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockades on a media organization. julian even had these to so bank account close to the decline is the currency the no, none of the leaders on you can shoot for that, but it shouldn't be done. l

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kafton, ktvu, fox two news and christian. >> wondering if we can glean anything from his tapping of joanne hayes-white, the former fire chief. do we know if he is planning to make any changes? let's say at the top of the san francisco fire department or police department? it appears as though i've lost my signal with christian. hopefully i'll be able to get that question answered at a later time. thank you so much, christian. >> to support their story. >> coming up, the accused killer of cash app founder bob lee continues his testimony in san francisco. we'll tell you about the questions today from the jurors. and a violent rampage on the peninsula. how police were finally able to get the suspect into custody. >> and we are checking the first significant rain of the year coming up tomorrow or into wednesday. >> i'll talk about that, the timing and how much we could see and when. >> and here is a check now of the evening commute, giving you a live look at interstate 880. in oakland, near the coliseum, where you can see that traffic is moving, but it is getting a little backed up as the even

came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and to embassy staff. was capturing information in breach of the tons of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to parties in the united states. it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i a e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa, back to the sea. i threw solitary confinement through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process. through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping him of his basic human dignity, the newest, new position that gets to the listing fee, the internet's doing them lead thinking of the specially you east i'm wanting to, the seller being deported orders me. she wasn't mean theo, the div, our main thing is that seem to be the new bundle people in this get total guess is inclusion is when you is that seem to

. >> joanne callahan says she's lived in sunnyvale for about 20 years and considers it a safe place toety officers association shows a 59% increase of violent crime over the last decade, although she still feels safe. callahan says she is more concerned about the elderly. >> i have parents that are older. my mom lives in the area, so i think about that just like, gosh, i hope she's paying attention and just talking to her about that to be more aware. >> from 2022 to 2023, the data shows that violent crime in sunnyvale rose by 15.6%, which includes rapes, robbery and aggravated assaults. back in june, police say about 20 people ran into pag jewelers, smashing display cases and escaping with hands full of jewelry in a matter of minutes. in response to the latest crime data, the city of sunnyvale released a statement saying in part, we monitor crime rates very closely and see that we are in line with an increase in violent crimes regionally. in addition to coordinating with our neighboring law enforcement agencies on solutions to these regional trends like smash and grab robberies, we've

i guess i'm in a little bubble in sunnyvale that i felt safe. >> joanne callahan says she's lived inunnyvale for about 20 years and considers it a safe place to live. new state data released by the sunnyvale public safety officers association shows a 59% increase of violent crime over the last decade, although she still feels safe. callahan says she is more concerned about the elderly. >> i have parents that are older. my mom lives in the area, so i think about that just like, gosh, i hope she's paying attention and just talking to her about that to be more aware. >> from 2022 to 2023, the data shows that violent crime in sunnyvale rose by 15.6%, which includes rapes, robbery and aggravated assaults. back in june, police say about 20 people ran into p and g jewelers, smashing display cases and escaping with hands full of jewelry in a matter of minutes. in response to the latest crime data, the city of sunnyvale released a statement saying in part, we monitor crime rates very closely and see that we are in line with an increase in violent crimes regionally. in addition to coordinating

. >> former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white is one of seven people tapped to help mayor elect lowry get ready for office. >> he's a problem solver, and he knows that he doesn't have all the answers, so that's why he's putting a really well-rounded team together. >> openai ceo sam altman is one of the biggest names of tech players on the team, along with former twitter cfo ned segal, mission asset fund ceo jose quinonez, sf democratic party chair nancy tung and police commander paul yep. lastly, michael tubbs of stockton knows a thing or two about being an underdog. as one of the youngest mayors ever elected to office. how is that framing your advice to lori? >> embracing being new, embracing being able to ask questions? because i think t of things people take for granted what i found by simply asking why or why do we do it like this? or can you show me the policy? or can you show me the results? we're able to change a lot of things because things were just happening, because it was the way it was always done, and not necessarily because it was the best way to do something. >>

came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and to embassy staff. was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to bodies in the united states. it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i a e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feeds and the sound back to the usa. back to the sea. i threw solitary confinement through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process. through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping him of his basic human dignity, the notion of petition against the listing fee, the interest on them lead thinking of these prusio east. i'm wanting to the seller being deported orders. me, she wasn't mean theo, the, the main thing is it seem to be the new but not the go and just get a little guess is english. and as i knew, it does seem to get up. i will u

came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and embassy staff was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to bodies in the united states, it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i a e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa, back to the sea. i threw solitary confinement through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping him of his basic human dignity, the newest addition to the listing fee, the interest on them lead. thinking of these specially you east, i'm wanting to the seller being deported orders. me. she wasn't mean theo, the, the, the main thing is they seem to be the new but not the go and just get a little guess is inclusion. and when you is this in the values, which

revealed his transition team that includes openai ceo sam altman and former san francisco fire chief joannees-white. lowry says the transition team is going to help provide counsel. he is set to take office in january. city workers in oakland speaking out against proposed budget cuts. a group of leaders representing various employee unions gathered outside city hall this morning. they're warning that the city's proposed cuts threaten essential services like public safety that comes as the city is facing an estimated $93 million shortfall for this fiscal year. the latest city report proposes cutting 34 million for fire services, which the unions call reckless, especially since voters just approved money for public safety. >>>>closing your neighborhood firehouse can mean the difference between life and death. the city spending has attracted attention for a long time, with a long standing pattern of cost inefficiencies. >ryan>we reached out to oakland's mayor for a response and are waiting to hear back. the city council is set to meet tomorrow to discuss its finances. the man accused of killin

there's also former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, a supporter of lurie's campaign who retired in 2019. >> it's going to be very interesting how that actually ends up playing out because with the way it's presented as seven co-chair people, that never ends up being how things work. >> reporter: rebecca isler is an associate professor of political science at sfsu. she says while different voices will be at the table, only time will tell if everyone's influence is equal, including altman's. >> we don't frequently have people who truly are outsiders to politics given such a prominent position in a transition, but i do think it speaks to the diversity of interests here in san francisco. i think his long term political success is going to hinge on what he's able to accomplish, and accomplish quickly. >> reporter: lurie shares the transition team will create 100-day plans with accountability metrics. >> lurie's transition team includes three advisers, sarah fenski, an executive with experience in nonprofits, finance and ann o'leary, policy lawyer, and governor newsom's first

. >> sam altman, the co-founder and ceo of open ai and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes. white lori says he's building a world-class team that shares his commitment to an administration rooted in accountability, service and change. lori's team says the group will provide advice to the mayor elected, helping build relationships with city agencies. coming up after the break, e-coli outbreak linked to a vegetable made here in california. what you need to know. >> and crop for celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. but we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and to that nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or head to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women will be right remarkable women will be right back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretch

i'm actually at home and the boys are with my friend, that friend joanne taylor, someone john said he had just recently met online. so i asked him, well, when your friend brings the boys home, are they bringing them to your house or my house? well, i'm not sure. i said. well, how can i get ahold of her? because if she's coming from jackson, i can meet her somewhere. >> and that's when john told tanya he was calling from a hospital after trying to take his own life, tanya immediately called the police, who headed to john's place. >> when they went into the house, there was broken dishes, things just thrown about, furniture, broken, mattresses cut with a knife, dressers busted. i mean, there was just destruction everywhere, but no sign of the three boys. >> then skelton told police that he and his internet friend hid the children with a group called united foster outreach and underground sanctuaries in order to protect them from tanya's abuse. but cell phone records told a different story. at 4:30 a.m. on the night the boys disappeared, john's phone was tracked, driving 30 miles into ne

former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. white became the city's first female chief in 2004 before retiring in 2019. paul yep is also on the team. he's an sfpd commander in the chief of staff's office. other names on the list include jose quinones, the founding ceo of mission asset fund. ned sega, the co-chair of lurie's mayoral campaign. michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. and nancy khoi young, who works in the san francisco district attorney's office as the chief of vulnerable victims unit and community partnership. mayor london breed conceded that election earlier this month, a centerpiece of president elect trump's campaign was his promise for mass deportations. now he is signaling he may use the military to carry out his deportation plan. however, he's not revealing many details about how it would work. the president elect did respond, quote, true to a social media post saying he's prepared to declare a national emergency and use military assets for a mass deportation program. last week, mr. trump announced for

retired san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, former sfpd police captain paul yep, and michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. lurie says he picked them for their track record of shaking things up, shaking up the status quo. joining us now is daniel lurie. mr. mayor elect, congratulations. this is the first time we've chatted with you since the election. how are you doing? must feel pretty good. i'm doing great. raj. it's great to be with you. i hope you're well. we're doing great here. what did you learn during this campaign? it did get personal. it got a little nasty. how did you come out of it? the people of san francisco are demanding change. that's the mandate that we got elected on. they want accountability. they want a city that works for them. and it's all about service. raj. it's about making sure that we deliver for the people of san francisco, that we get results. and that's what i intend to do. you're a bright guy, you know. you knew that sam altman would generate a lot of buzz. is this more ceremonial, or do you actually expect him to roll up his sleeves and h

joanne held cummings is a former us diplomat and the current director of middle east studies at bayloras and she told me more about the situation in the region. the israeli military says hezbollah fired around 80 projectiles at israel saturday. does it seem either side is ready to lay down arms and sign a ceasefire deal? i don't think that it's likely right now. each side has its own reasons for keeping this fight going right now. unfortunately, when we look at the motivations on the israeli side, netanyahu wants to be able to say that he wants to bring this to an end, he wants to bring civilians back to their homes in northern israel. he wants to have security across the border in lebanon. but much of this is dedicated to him positioning himself in terms of the incoming trump administration. hezbollah is having its own considerations with regard to the united states with her i think much more so is being driven by domestic considerations within lebanon as well as of course increasing anger and frustration with the level of destruction within lebanon. just a few days ago, israel's new

. >> former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white is one of seven people tapped to help mayor elect lurie get ready for office. >> he's a problem solver and he knows that he doesn't have all the answers, so that's why he's putting a really well-rounded team together. >> openai ceo sam altman is one of the biggest names of tech players on the team, along with former twitter cfo ned siegel, mission asset fund ceo jose quinonez, sf democratic party chair nancy tung and police commander paul yep. lastly, michael tubbs of stockton knows a thing or two about being an underdog as one of the youngest mayors ever elected to office. how is that framing your advice to lurie? >> embracing being new, embracing being able to ask questions? because i think a lot of things people take for granted what i found by simply asking why or why do we do it like this? or can you show me the policy? or can you show me the results? we're able to change a lot of things because things were just happening because it was the way it was always done, and not necessarily because it was the best way to do something.

i can't tell you more about the fire chief, joanne hayes-white, sam altman, commander paul. yep.ancy tung, it's a group of people that are committed to turning around san francisco. >> we actually have a graphic, i think, made of that funny thing. and yeah, this is a very eclectic mix of kind of insiders and outsiders and innovators. what does that say? especially i was intrigued by sam altman. right? openai and i wonder if you plan to make ai or technology a centerpiece of maybe rebuilding san francisco's economy or how you solve problems? >> absolutely. first off, the sky is the limit and we are the home of ai. we're going to continue to double down on that, but we're going to bring a diverse group of companies back to san francisco. i want the message to be loud and clear that entrepreneurs and innovators and creatives are welcome in san francisco. again, we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that san francisco is once again considered and is a world class american city, and these are the people that are going to help us get going over the next 50 days until i

just two days ago i stood right here and told you about joann and hercules stress returning her massageir and now card rates.com is predicting returns will ramp up over the holidays. the website says it recently surveyed 1000 shoppers. we found that nearly half of survey respondents said they anticipate for this holiday season, returning 1 to 3 gifts. jenna did not misspeak. almost half of shoppers will return 1 to 3 gifts each. that's a lot of back pedaling merchandise. the good news is many stores actually loosen their policies and extend their return windows this time of year. but you're not automatically entitled to a refund or exchange. the california attorney general's office says refunds and exchanges are not required by law. when a store has a no return policy, the ag says they must tell you with signs posted on each door or at each register. bottom line check a store's return policy before you check out. have that be a deciding factor for where you shop? if the return policy is difficult or has a really tight window, then that can be your sign to look elsewhere. if you run into

responders, including former san francisco police commander paul yep and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, an indication that he's focused on keeping his campaign promises to do something to address crime and street conditions in the city. >> and who better to tap than somebody who is a commander in the police force and the former fire chief, whose responsibilities in both cases were to deal with these, these situations? and so i think he's trying to tap in to that expertise. >> lowry is also drawing on the nonprofit world, a world with which he is very familiar, and bringing in former mayor of stockton michael tubbs, who's advising the governor on economic issues and founded a nonprofit aimed at combating poverty, as well as nancy tong, a former prosecutor here in san francisco and chair of the san francisco democratic party, and jose quinones, who heads up the mission asset fund. our political analyst said it appears lowry is scouring all sectors to build his team, looking toward taking office in january in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> today, alame

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. >> retired san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white is another co-chair. now, she says she and retired san francisco police commander paul. yep. will be taking the lead when it comes to public safety in this new administration. >> i'm sure that, you know, our public safety departments all are working together as efficiently as possible. there's some overlap, and if there is, how does that look? can we be more efficient? can how can we improve on those relationships? it's not just police fire, but it's sheriffs. it's the department of emergency management and a lot of cases with our homelessness and with, you know, drug users. it's department of public health partnering and working even closer together. >> the former fire chief says the transition team is having an initial meeting this week to lay out its main goals and plans moving forward. new tonight after a turbulent season, the san jose state university women's volleyball team played its final regular season home game. the spartans have faced a lot of backlash for a transgender player on the team, as k

it includes sam altman, the ceo of san francisco based openai and former san francisco fire chief joannehite, as you may recall, became san francisco's first woman chief in 2004. but before retiring in 2019, paul yep is also said to be on the team. he is a san francisco police commander in the chief of staff's office. other names on the list include jose quinonez, the founding ceo of mission asset fund. ned sega, the co-chair of lowry's mayoral campaign. michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. and nancy tuff league, who works in the san francisco district attorney's office as the chief of vulnerable victims unit and community partnerships. mayor london breed conceded the election earlier this month. taking a live look outside in walnut creek, this midday sun is shining bright. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. hopefully that sun's warming us up just a bit. not so much just yet, but it's going to be kind of cool. sunny and we are going to continue to see a break from any wet weather, as we are anticipating some coming in later on this week. so we are enjoying

like the other co-chairs that we announced today, including retired san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, former sfpd police captain paul yep, and michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. laurie says he picked them for their track record of shaking up the status quo. and it's not just about tech. it's about bringing our creative class back. it's about diversifying what we have downtown. and laurie says for the next two weeks, he'll sit down with department heads to figure out a plan moving forward. his number one priority public safety and increasing the number of sfpd officers. there is no question that we can get back to full staffing within the first term. it's going to take a lot of work. i am not daunted by the challenges ahead. almost every person coming into this job over the last decade has said the same thing. will laurie's plans actually shake things up in a struggling city? political analyst larry gerston says we'll have to wait and see. and so it's his job now to make this all work. and he really may do that. but it's always fascinating at the beginning to see they're goi

joanne, hello? caller: hi there, i would just like to ask the guests about the procedure in the senate for selecting its leader. why is it secret and why can't we change that? host: we will go to stephen neukam. guest: the reasoning behind it being a secret ballot to insulate lawmakers from the pressure campaigns. we have seen it pretty significantly campaigning from right wing media and talking about folks like tucker carlson and elon musk who have come out in support of rick scott for majority leader. they can make endorsements all they want and i am sure they do matter and will sway lawmakers one way or another but at the end of the day, if they want the conference and at lawmakers to be insulated from the outside pressure to be able to make a sober and realistic choice of who they think is the best person to be the majority leader. host: with the slim majority, how many of the house freedom caucus members are still going to push back against the current slate of proposals not only by the preside

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ejecutivo de openai, con base en san francisco y también la ex jefa de bomberos de san francisco, joannelado, el gobernador gavin newsom ha designado a 2 residentes del área de la bahía para las juntas estatales. se trata de justin fields para la junta directiva del consejo de humanidades de california. Él es cofundador y director ejecutivo de sidekick data, un asistente de inteligencia artificial para bienes raíces. además, está ada noam, quien es quien también fue designado para la junta de la feria del condado contra costa de la asociación agrícola del distrito 23. estos puestos no requieren confirmación del senado y no hay remuneración involucrada tampoco. por otro lado, la aerolínea de bajo costo spirit se declara en bancarrota. silvana henao, de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc, nos explica lo que significa para los viajeros. hola amigos. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. spirit airlines ha solicitado protección por bancarrota y tratará de retomar su negocio tras años de pérdidas crecientes y un intento fallido de vender la aerolínea a jetblue, entre otros.

extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad's sister, joanne, who's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash family from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue to feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege. the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that of all the many honors and accolades received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essence in bronze. as you see this statue and you know, this is no one else but johnny cash. if you can imagine, j.r. or cash as he is still known to the older generation in our family as an eight year old boy in the swell tearing cotton fields of the mississippi delta and what they call the sunken of arkansas, picking cotton and a bag larger than himself

i'm joanne turner. this is america reports, so president-elect trump is continuing to fill out his cabinet and senior white house staff, key posts still open so who is coming up? we are monitoring that and reactsing to his top position. >> chad live on capitol hill with more on republicans control of congress but america first agenda alex any idea who is going to take charge of making america healthy of course? >> of course that's rfk, jr.'s but nobody picked yet for secretary of human health and services, kennedy is looking at a role related to health data. there are democrats who think that is too close. >> i'll just rfk is a conspiracy ist. >> if somebody's working for hhs people abbot to be informed by the best information. >> trump that is agreed with proposals like several big pharma ties and removing fluoride. another tampa is ben carson. whoever gets the pick it is a big department, including agencies like the faced cdc hhs provides funding and guidance range from drug pricing and abortion and g

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extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad, sister joannewho's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue t feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege as the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that if all the many honors and accolades he received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essence in bronze. you see this statue and you kw this is no one else but johnny cash. if you can imagine, j.r. cash, as he is still known to the older generation in our family as an eight year old boy in the swell, towering cotton fields of the mississippi delta and what they call the sunken lands of arkansas, picking cotton and pulling a bag larger than hims