commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> and president matsuda. >> yes. >> so moved that moves unanimously 6-0. placing on item three commission comments and questions. >> any comments or questions from the commission? i don't see any. >> i actually want to make an announcement. >> commissioner so. >> so it's been about a year and a half that the department of human rights commission and the recreation and park department in san francisco arts commission have been had to do these our san francisco civic historic monuments and memorials and right now it's open for public survey and comment, and there are two public hearings that are equaled. one is september 27 and the second one is october 15. the october 151 is at 10:00 a.m. to noon and the september 11 is at 5:30 p.m. to 730 it'll and i encourage the public to go on to the san francisco arts commission. they have an on lane survey so please -- this is the time we can actually hear about general public in th

. >> good morning, john. yescame out, you could really see the level of devastation. i mean, my heart really goes out, all of us do, to the folks that were north of us. because the wind just did unbelievable damage, as you've been reporting. here, what we got was unbelievable amounts of storm surge. we were on that southeast quadrant corner where the meteorologists always warn is the dirty side. and although we did get hurricane force winds, nothing like what they experienced north of us, but most people here have never seen 12 feet of storm surge. a lot of times the takeaway is that's always an overestimation, it's always a lot less. this time it wasn't. we saw every inch of it. going around my district yesterday, what i saw were a lot of people dragging out all of their positions to the curb for pickup. people who had 4, 5, 6, 7 feet of water. and what i saw is we did a great job with evacuations, and what you have is a lot of people that are evacuated and don't realize when they come back the state of affairs

so john yes, on top of the top, these replace more warm water.esses can be surrendered to open maceans, as well as kolyaba stew, adjust the climate with this. there's more cool oleg don't carry it. not without sintering, on the contrary, expanding without insisting on insurance. justichis is a dusty process, as climatologists call down welling, with cold salty water. it sinks into the ocean under such a warm and insipid tire and the climate becomes larger. dozens of people suffered at the midday bark and from the typhoon nor gusts of wind reached 200 km a year along the coastal zone, many quarters were dismantled, fallen trees, it happened to cover the road to a certain dion, pinched schools and universities changed the schedule of the phrase and some companies. from the typhoon and us nor suffered the japanese prefecture of okinawa with meat , the airlines had to update 50 flights for several years, dusted the hands of the huge transport and hutka with express trains for liquidation. we have the stupidity of eu poems consumed by a certain sofa.

>> yes, john, good afternoon. what a significant day, very moving pictures you're showing of the queen's coffin, the queen going from edinburgh where she has been lying in state for the people of scotland for the people to visit, where she'll be going to london, there will be millions and millions of people queueing for her. there has been such planning, such choreography. every detail is worked out, dotting the is, crossing the ts and whether or not she was to pass in london or scotland or elsewhere. princess anne's role has been very, very crucial. she is the first woman to do this, the first woman to keep vigil. it's usually a male job. she's accompanied the queen the whole time. you can see the distress on her face, the pain on her face. this reflects the queen's special bond with print zen ses ann. the rules of succession puts princess anne to the bottom of the list. her younger brothers came ahead of her. that law was changed in 2013. the queen's final journey, and also the queen's final state engagement, sh

and to john, yes, city were 13 people, including 2 children have been killed and at least 8 others wounded and a ukrainian artillery attack on a crowded public area. on monday. a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. oh, yeah, with just this comes as the civil chambers of both lugens and dynastic people's republics have called for an immediate vote on whether the republic should become a part of russia. our cheese moran gods. diaz has more details. this is 8 years after both regions voted hosted referendums on independence on leaving ukraine. what followed was 8 years of civil war for friendless shelling. and this year, you know, this has pushed people over the years to seek security from russia. they have their bag, they have appealed to russia to protect them and also to let them joy. this isn't anything new, it's what, what is new is that they have appealed, officially to the heads of their states to hold referendums in the near tub and to join russia once had for all which would, which would carry all sorts of consequences at would certainly be seen as an escalation, b

john? >> yes, absolutely. a scorcher in a dangerously hot conditions out there today. tomorrow likely lasting through the week. it's not just the individual hot day that we have today, but it's adding all of it out the next several days. that will eventually take a toll on my biggest point to everyone watching is get yourselves to some air conditioning, at least for a little bit today, allow that body temperature to regulate to cool down a little bit because you expose yourself to this prolonged heat like we have and it starts to become dangerous. so just get yourself some a c for as long as you can. your view outside right now is looking really clear. normally, we such a clear morning, but i-40 would want to say nice because the fact that it's so clear shows you that that marine layer is cut off from hitting the coastline. we will see the return of a little bit of a cool ocean air current tonight. but all that's going to do is keep our temperatures moderated at the coast. really not doing much elsewhere. and that means a continuation of our heat across the rest of the

some parts of the northeast, northeast in total disarray, the ukrainians now have retaken 7 year john. yes. can have re taken company on skin, they're close to or there's lots of fighting in lizzie shanks. these are 3 key cities in the northeast that the russians had been holding. and that were key to supply lines for the russians that now ukraine's have either retaken or potentially very close to re taking the big one. no is a zoom. that's a city of more than 50000 people about 130 kilometers south east of the regional capital. how to keep this is a city that the russians fought for 6 weeks to take it in april and now it looks like the ukrainians are going to retake it in a matter of 24 hours because the russian soldiers and that were entrenched in his zoom appear as they saw the ukrainians moving forward. fast in his blitz towards that city, the russians simply ran away. they have left and retreated from not only is zoom, but a few other towns within that area to pakistan. now where former prime minister iran con, has made a speech in front of thousands of supporters at a ready in a good

good morning, john. yes, storm ripping across the state last night. rain that weakening a bit as it does. so we've got winds now at 65 miles per hour. >> for those of you that been have been keeping up with coverage. you can see that that greatest impact from this point forward is really going to be on the east coast of florida. but as the sun comes up, we'll see more and more of that devastation that occurred, especially right around fort myers, gorda, other areas like port charlotte, out there just south of tampa. the storm will the carolinas. not going to be gathering in the additional steam as it does. so they'll but we are still seeing some very heavy rain bands that are circling back on towards the coastline. just north of fort pierce between jacksonville right up there near the georgia border. as you can see from tampa to fort myers. it's quieted down a whole lot now, which is good news. no additional rainfall there. storm surge should begin to work its way out. starts a lesson now that will give the opportunity for crews for aid to get in ther

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>> good morning, john. yes, thank you.e potential with a storm of this magnitude for us to experience widespread power outages in this territory even as the feeder bands have impacted the territory over the last 24 hours. we've seen that. we've managed to restore 120,000 customers already in between the storm bands. at the present time we have 50,000 customers up. >> so 50,000 customers out. 120,000 who were out but are now back on. how bad are you anticipating? i keep seeing maps that have this area where i am all the way through the central part of the state including orlando and other heavily populated areas saying likely power outages. >> yes. with a storm of this magnitude, john, category 4, obviously has not made landful yet and until it does and until we have an opportunity to assess, you know, it would not be appropriate to say exactly how many outages we're going to see. but if you just look at the number of customers that we have in those territories and where the storm is going to hit, not only landfall but as i

. >> john: i remember 2004 bush campaign would spend an awful lot of time and those of birds in the counties. >> yes, he did. >> john: around the major cities. talking about the fact that parents have a right to know what their kids are being taught, a big part of that goes to books that the parents discovered were being taught to kids and were available in the school library, or at least they sought to take a lot of those out of the library. the public libraries as well but now democrats are trying to do it and run around parents by encouraging local municipalities to put those books back in. it sounds like they are trying to cut the parents out of the process again. >> look, i think that here do my key here is specificity. exactly what is somebody talking about? i like latitude and libraries as places of learning, expanding mines. i don't like schools go around telling you what you can and cannot read. but if there is a book or an educational program in florida, for example, that used to talk about gender transformation or changing your gender to elementary school comic that is inappropriate and t

yes, including at hurricane that bearing down on florida. johnseather is a whole lot calmer. we're talking a lot about the hurricane and also talking about this really seasonable and to the month for us here in the bay area. today's daytime highs like yesterday's staying in the 70's to 80's that are very warmest. >> nice way to be wrapping things up on a month that civic streams for sure, the wing outside right now skies are clear enough over that sin city of san francisco. just a little bit of low cloud r,

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john. >> yes, water.most importance getting to see if you can, because we have multiple days of really, really hot temperatures after while becomes a little bit more difficult with increased exposure for your body to continue to regulate your internal temperature. so it's really key to get yourselves to a cool spot. >> especially considering if you don't have ac in our evening. lows are early getting all that cool. we don't have as much of a chance to cool down at night. so maybe get to the movie theater today. the shopping mall just spend a couple hours there really cooling down getting a cold drink and then you can venture back home and be a whole lot more prepared as far as what your body feels like for getting through some more. this heat ahead of us. you can see outside we're getting a little bit brighter now. and that means that we're just around the corner from temperatures that will begin to start climbing here in just a matter of a couple of hours. we're not really looking at much of an onshore b

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john, keeping an eye on what looked like beautiful conditions on tv. good morning. yesand tell it starts getting really hot, which is already doing out there. if you thought this labor day weekend was hot, will labor day itself and then tomorrow and thursday are actually set to be even hotter than any day of the year. so far. coit tower sitting under that sunshine. that's only going to feel good for the next few minutes as temperatures skyrocket upward within the hour here. as for current radar, no cloud cover, not even towards the coastline. we're staying clear and dry winds really paralleling the coast. only a little bit of relief from a sea breeze later on today, which is only really going to moderate temperatures. a touch near the coastline. we'll help to cool some of our bayshore areas down tonight. a lot of us, though, are goi g to be in the midst of scorching hot days and then not a lot of overnight relief. you add up multiple days of this in the starts to take a toll on your body. so my biggest recommendations to our is absolutely stay hydrated and get to an air

yeezy for sleeping, john. yes. off the best sleeping nights. we get sunset before 07:00pm for the first time tonight at 6, 06:59pm. and then we're also just looking at generally cooler crispr evenings as well. i'm sure you've noticed that as you've been stepping outside during the morning, you need the jacket, more and more where we're sitting right now is with some low gray overhead. but that hasn't reduced visibility for most areas. got the streak are out there working its way down the embarcadero. very nice to be seeing that this morning under what isn't the just yet? but we will get their skies clear really nicely this afternoon. much like yesterday, a pretty pleasant day, but even cooler this time around, nobody in the bay area's going to be hitting 90 today. it's to 70's and 80's that are warmest 50's for current temps head a little bit. you're at 50 to oakland at 58 degrees. san francisco currently sitting at 56. i'll be talking about your forecast as we round out september and kick off october this weekend. still to come, tom, thank you

yeezy for sleeping, john. yes. off the best sleeping nights.onight at 6, 06:59pm. and then we're also just looking at generally cooler crispr evenings as well. i'm sure you've noticed that as you've been stepping outside during the morning, you need the jacket, more and more where we're sitting right now is with some low gray overhead. but that hasn't reduced visibility for most areas. got the streak are out there working its way down the embarcadero. very nice to be seeing that this morning under what isn't the just yet? but we will get their skies clear really nicely this afternoon. much like yesterday, a pretty pleasant day, but even cooler this time around, nobody in the bay area's going to be hitting 90 today. it's to 70's and 80th

also if the power goes out, you want to make sure you have a charge things you have to think about john. yes, absolutely. have to think about all of that stuff. thinking about maybe adjusting on your weekend plans to as we are going to be looking at such scorching hot temperatures during our afternoon hours. >> avoid afternoon heat exposure get outside during mornings and find some a c today is easily the coolest day of the holiday weekend. highs in the 70's 80's and 90's. i'll be breaking down. what starts tomorrow. a trend of triple digits. still to come. >> and for the most part, dry daylight we'll be right back after the break. so sweet, so crispy. nobody makes breakfast as good as wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. nobody? no. no... - keep talking... - i... i should... i can't hear you. i should probably stop... choose wisely. choose wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. >> all right. we are back and happening tomorrow. nasa is going to try once more to launch its new. >> rocket to the moon. yes, and we've been following this since monday when they had to scrub it suddenly

some parts of the northeast, northeast in total disarray, the ukrainians now have retaken 7 year john. yes. could have re taken company yards . can there close to or there's lots of fighting in lizzie shanks. these are 3 key cities in the northeast that the russians had been holding. and that were key to supply lines for the russians that now ukraine's have either retaken or potentially very close to re taking the big one. no is a zoom. that's a city of more than 50000 people about 130 kilometers south east of the regional capital. how to keep this is a city that the russians fought for 6 weeks to take it in april. and now it looks like the ukrainians are going to retake it in a matter of 24 hours because the russian soldiers and that were entrenched in his zoom appear as they saw the ukrainians moving forward fast in his blitz towards that city, the russians simply ran away they have left and retreated from not only is zoom, but a few other towns within that area. focused on now where full a prime minister iran calm has made a speech in front of thousands of supporters. at a rally in coul

we've got john with the hot wmll say, john. yes, these are the scorching details.ing to be a fun weekend to spend a lot of your afternoon hours outside. certainly avoid too much outdoor expose posher exposure to the heat, rigorous outdoor activities. it all set you up for potential heat exhaustion. and even though you might not feel like you're prone to it. >> i had a way in the past and it sneaks up on you. so please take it. easy are out there. your view outside at your low gray that's sitting up there above san francisco is a sign of today's actually comparatively cool weather. we are seeing a lot of marine influence that cool ocean breeze pushing in. that's going to keep most of us out of the triple digits today today, easily cooler than the rest of this forecast. so if you need to get something done outside this morning is a great chance to do so. and if you must, this afternoon is better than the next several afternoons will be 40's 50's 60's on the map right now. brent, what our warmest spot at 67 while fairfax or coolest at 45 dublin. you're at 62 with oakl

john? >> yes, just picking up on tom's point. the government could also nudge this.with tony blair when he was prime minister and his relationship with the royal family. and you have referenced the crowd a couple of times. when the prime minister resigns, they are normally made a night of the garter. for tony blair, it happens just a few months ago after prince philip died. and there was, i think, a long-standing rift between the royal family and tony blair. over his government's decision to get rid of the royal brittani and. government could do some of this as well. because the cost of renewing it was seen as so huge. >> it was favored by -- >> it was favored by prince philip. and i think that that cost a whole lot of consternation in the royal family. if you have liz truss, or whoever's prime minister, and you have got the british people suffering, you might just encourage the new king that maybe this would be a good gesture to open up this particular famous house, buckingham palace or one of the other minor palaces. so that you can you are not seem to have this va

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john: you wrote about january 6 in "the city journal." steven: yes. john: this was on january 7, 2021. "the republican party just experienced its worst day since the assassination of abraham lincoln, or at least since the resignation of richard nixon. even if lincoln were alive today and agreed with president trump, that the election was rife with fraud, he would not merit an uprising." steven: lincoln's first famous speech of 1838. i will flip it around a little bit. one reason it was such a disaster for republicans, i think, before elections washington, d.c. and other cities boarded up downtown. what was the worry? that trump was going to win and they would be riots on the left. trump did win. they took -- the cities on boarded themselves -- unboarded themselves. on january 6 that comes from the right, or trump's populist supporters. and that muddied the waters. it shocked a lot of people in washington, not just because the spectacle was unprecedented, but you heard -- i heard secondhand but from reliable sources a lot of people in the federal bureau

john: you wrote about january 6 in "the city journal." steven: yes. john: this was on january 7, 2021. "the republican party just experienced its worst day since the assassination of abraham lincoln, or at least since the resignation of richard nixon. even if lincoln were alive today and agreed with president trump, that the election was rife with fraud, he would not merit an uprising." steven: lincoln's first famous speech of 1838. i will flip it around a little bit. one reason it was such a disaster for republicans, i think, before elections washington, d.c. and other cities boarded up downtown. what was the worry? that trump was going to win and they would be riots on the left. trump did win. they took -- the cities on boarded themselves -- unboarded themselves. on january 6 that comes from the right, or trump's populist supporters. and that muddied the waters. it shocked a lot of people in washington, not just because the spectacle was unprecedented, but you heard -- i heard secondhand but from reliable sources a lot of people in the federal bureau

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yes. but john fetterman did.ke with the lieutenant governor and his wife giselle just a few hours ago, take a look. >> john and gisele, it is good to see you both. john, you and i know one another relatively well, but we haven't seen each other, we have been spoken since your stroke back in me. how are you feeling? >> yeah. i am feeling amazing actually. the truth is that i actually feel much better than i have felt in quite a while, honestly. that is the truth. i am walking four, five miles every day. and making sure that we're taking all the medication that doctors prescribed. and just actually feel fantastic. >> gisele, john has credited you with saving his life. was there ever a point over the last few months, maybe even today, where you're saying, why are you running for office? focus on your health and our family. >> no, i mean, i waited to see what the doctors thought, you. no i'm not a doctor. the doctors all said that he will make a full recovery and that he is more than fit and in shape to do this and t

so i think it's actually the massachusetts constitution, which was written by john adams. yes. so but so. yes, i know. i was really setting you guys up, but so but that's remarkable that our constitution has lived long. and i think it's because it allows for enough flexibility for us to continue to try and grapple with those ideas and to figure out what should they mean and how do we want to try and achieve them. what's up with the court that? i said, is the most random fact of the day that it is and it may not be the longest written constitution, but it's the longest, i think, committee gathering to talk about ideas and so forth because they discovered it and it dates back to the viking exploration of iceland. so they weren't writing things down, but they were drinking and talking. you know, two of the three as they say, said, yeah, john adams waterproof up to title of the impact to a scale one might argue perhaps cooler heads could have got to a situation where rebellion a revolt might not have occurred. i don't think that actually is the case. i think you rebellious lot woul

yes. >> john: seems to be going anything that has been articulated thus far, i'm not sure how you walk backin a very public fashion the president just committed the united states to go to war with china if it attacks taiwan. >> i think that was another biden moment where he just spoke without thinking about it and his staff tried to walk it back. i do think what he's talking about is doctrine of strategic ambiguity, which we have had for quite some time. i do think with respect to taiwan, we need to stay strong in our support and have are month of a doctrine of certainty when it comes to arming them as a deterrent in ukraine, we should have done it before the invasion and before any invasion occurs in taiwan, we need to properly arm them. john, i've signed off and all four military sales to taiwan and we have a three-year backlog of weapons yet to go into taiwan to defend herself and if that doesn't change, chairman xi, he's looking at this closely and when he gets re-elected as emperor of china in november watch out. even as the cia director said, it's not a question of if, but when he doe

. >> john from wisconsin, yes, just a comment so i said how important it was to secure elections in wisconsin's a good example in just a couple of months ago, and so a year and a half after the 2020 election, the wisconsin supreme court found that wisconsin use of drop boxes was completely violative of the law, complete violation of wisconsin law. there was no basis in law them to be used the way they were headed wisconsin across the state and there was a big difference in various jurisdictions and it's a good example because our courts are not equipped to quickly judge even criminal cases and even every potential fraud vote, know this is criminal as opposed to just making mistakes, which is much more common in elections, takes weeks and months to investigate and then to try it while you don't have time for that especially the presidential election when you have a meeting for the electors, six weeks after the election date and so is a good example of the states own court system finding that their officials have been violating the law that was bipartisan was bipartisan in the republicans and the

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yes. john or sally? she elise, get us, but there we ship them said yes, they got a gift or should look like you know what of them. i need a new transcript for that, for a was one they each that or a to a piece of property in affluent, few queer. if you take a picture of, i'll go double play with ah, the 1st stage, his main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august. it comes down to a question of tan russia achieve is strategic military objectives with the forces that it is currently assembled. some people believe that that's not possible with the only vote to counts is that of the russian military and the

good morning, john. yes— morning. good morning, john. yes, it is a misty morning over buckingham l is a misty morning over buckingham palace here in london this morning. i don't know if you can make out behind me, actually, security guards putting out more barriers, more barricades, because many more people are expected to come here today, and i don't know if you can just make out the gates, several candles have been left out overnight, people coming to pay their respects and take a moment here, the flowers have been taken away, so the floral tributes, candles, children's tributes, candles, child ren's drawings tributes, candles, children's drawings of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, now being moved to a nearby park. as you can see, the stage is now set for another day, another moment for people to come here and to remember and to spend some time. our correspondence tim muffett has been speaking to people about how the death of the queen has affected them. step—by—step, we are already adjusting to life in a

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john. good morning. yes, some are almost too close rain, even though it kind of feels like it's already closed out after the past few days of cooler. >> in wetter weather now, as we work our way through the next couple of days, we're actually going reverse that course. get a little bit warmer and get a little bit drier. looking outside this morning. skies are clear enough. you can see the downtown san francisco skies dry across the bay area's showers do continue up in the sierra nevada. nice to be seeing we are in the midst of some 50's for current temperatures. for most of us anyways. alameda at 59 oakland in dublin at 55. a couple of 40's having popped up in the north bay from time to time this morning. definitely bundle up as you're getting out there. today will be very similar to yesterday comfortably cool temperatures really only in the 70's and also like yesterday or inland areas. are seeing a chance of thunderstorms not as significant. a chance is what we saw yesterday, which did result in rain and li

john. good morning. yes, some are almost too close rain, even though it kind of feels like it's already closed out after the past few days of cooler. >> in wetter weather now, as we work our way through the next couple of days, we're actually going reverse that course. get a little bit warmer and get a little bit drier. looking outside this morning. skies are clear enough. you can see the downtown san francisco skies dry across the bay area's showers do continue up in the sierra nevada. nice to be seeing we are in the midst of some 50's for current temperatures. for most of us anyways. alameda at 59 oakland in dublin at 55. a couple of 40's having popped up in the north bay from time to time this morning. definitely bundle up as you're getting out there. today will be very similar to yesterday comfortably cool temperatures really only in the 70's and also like yesterday or inland areas. are seeing a chance of thunderstorms not as significant. a chance is what we saw yesterday, which did result in rain and li

yes, john, we us remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques reached the u. s. commitment, so to not support taiwan independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independently. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s . side. what material wrongdoing you there are things that bind and held different views around a decade ago. what he was, senator, he wrote that threatening to use force against china could trigger a new conflict. as he emphasized the need for diplomatic efforts. there was a huge difference between reserving the right to use force and obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan. the president should not cease to taiwan much less to china. the ability automatically to draw us into a war across the taiwan strait. the official u. s. position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. although washington dust sent military aids to the islands. the latest funding was announced earlier this month, including mo

yes, john, us remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment so to not support tie one's independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side one mccuber room. the official you are a physician doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan, but instead sends him lindsay aide to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island was announced in early september and includes over a $1000000000.00 in arms, which unit with an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles to be delivered. in response, china reiterated that taiwan is a quote, inalienable part of its territory and urged washington to immediately revoke the arm sales. the weapons package comes just a month off the u. s. house, we can. nancy pelosi visited taipei, which prompted manger chinese military drills surrounding the islands. the white house had to walk back widened statements, a washington