mind you stop at 31st and judah is part of the upside down world for over 100 years. this is my 12th visit to discuss this matter. on 31st and judah commuters can meet their doom by simply leaving or entering a light rail vehicle into an open street. this is complete insanity. other cities do not consider this normal. it's upside down behaviour. i ask the work order approved by sf muni and sean kennedy's team that this work be executed immediately and without any further or needles delay. it's minimum work. second, at some point in the near future, a capital budget allocation of $12 million be made to the street corner of 31st and judah so that finally in my lifetime and in san francisco's lifetime, the outer sunset experiences the delight of an elevated light rail transit stop. and return us to the right side up world. thank you. >> thank you, very much. mr. bryant. we didn't make you wait that long. >> thank you, sir. today i want to have a discussion about other matters but today i want to discuss the issue of the placement of lyft bicycle facilities that you've pl

on friday they'll face off with hosts angola we caught up with them on the pitch. 27 year old sean judah named takes his football training very seriously for the past 9 months he's been practicing like this twice a day he's part of a team of amputees who have now found a common passion playing football every day they gather it was local football pitch in cameron's capital young day. football has become a form of therapy to do tony whose leg was amputated in 2006 after a car accident. and saw some of that is going to the few to do sports with football. then i have never known of i'm pretty football so i joined him in sports so are times goes on i begin to discover that this particular me happy. keeping me this book that. people will think i'm not able. to while you complete football so in motivates me give me some joy. you don't a and his friends have since formed the country's 1st national amputee football team with the hope of representing cameroon at international tournaments donald markwell who used to play in a local football league before he was paralyzed in an accident is their coa

well as 100% affordable housing development like the educator housing project going up into outer judah, and really just pursuing every creative solution we can find to address the housing affordability crisis impacting so many moderate and low-income residents, seniors, families, and everyone here in our neighborhood and in our city. i really wanted to thank mayor breed for her partnership and her support on making this project happen and for her strong leadership on addressing the housing affordability crisis city wide. i wanted to invite mayor breed to speak while spas. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor mar. thank you for doing the hard work of identifying the location and seeing that this could potentially have ended differently then what we are experiencing today. this is the kind of leadership we need to make sure that we are coming together, working together to preserve affordable housing in san francisco. and sometimes it feels easy to focus on new development, but we also have to remember where san francisco was such a special place in the first place. it is because of people

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attention to a pmi services number, 52.6, not awful, but low enough to cause adjutant -- agile top -- judah lack of understanding what is happening in the rest of world and how it is affecting us. we hear about the trade deficits, the trade war, there is a problem with overbuilt balance sheets in the private sector. it is worse overseas. it is starting to bring the rest of the world down. that will affect us. joe: you put out this note that looks at the phenomenon of overinflated asset evaluations -- valuations. we like to think financial markets are a function of the real economy, and you are saying the real economy is down the street from financial markets. >> i want to emphasize this piece is put out as a white paper for public consumption. whyle or nothing is about the economy has changed and why we are seeing more bubbles and expansions in periods of financial fallout, and it comes down to a structural change happening, private sector balance sheets have been growing thisr than income, and starts to make decisions necessarily riskier, and that dynamic is making this process unsustainab

we've also got the crimes time, a stocking for judah. dr. christmas. rudolph's bad day. puppier christmas. an extremely puppy christmas. the eggnog mystery. the mighty wreath, a christmas delivery, and family favorite ornament the holiday elf. want us to stop? too bad. todd christmas esquire. the last snow angel. eggnog mysteries two. the eggnog mysteries strike back. the reindeer brigade. bells, bells, bells, bells. the eggnog mysteries 5 through 1. a very christmas. fog dog saves christmas. happy holidays. >> very good. weekend at santa's mistletoe junction, the eggnog mysteries four, oops, we forgot that one. miracle on 34th avenue about j.c. penney. the eggnog mysteries after dark. white christmas, ready to kringle. the christmas barista. and over 900 more, plus the two holiday classic -- >> she's not like other girls. she loves christmas. >> uh-huh. a christmas movie for christmas. the movie. >> this is pretty good. "the late show" christmas collection. susuck it, hallmark. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back with queen latifah. ( cheers and appl

reporter: joining throughout the year tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers and his friend of 50 years judah escaped death. he was about to walk in when a man stopped him. >> i would be right in the middle of the shooting. he's the one that really saved my life. >> reporter: it isn't the first time he escaped death. this is him as a young boy after seeing more death than life inside a nazi death camp in germany. >> to see somebody dead you walked around out of respect, but eventually we were weakening. we stepped on them. we could hear their bones cracking. didn't mean anything. by day seven i have seen more death that be life. you see irving younger, he was the first one to get killed. >> reporter: at 80, the targeting of jews yet again changed the way he looked at his sane na going to for a while. i looked at this and i said this looks like a tomb stone there's no holiness emanating from this building. and 11 bodies in it. it's a cemetery. >> reporter: a year later. >> everything passes. >> reporter: all he wants to do is go back to his sanctuary. >> how long have you been going to this sy

and it seems that's what trump wants, the lion of judah. >> who's going to write that for him?is disturbing development i would say. it's comical in one sense because it's so silly and petty. but on the other hand, it's also what ron talked about, it's like an authoritarian impulse to control the press around you and also be comforted by the good press. this is in addition to canceling subscriptions, he has staffers print out tweets of his rallies but only the good ones. >> he starts his day the happiest he can. if you want to know what coverage makes trump feel beautiful and powerful just look at his twitter page. this morning he tweeted a quote from fox business anchor and informal advisor lou daubs who defended the president from the impeachment inquiry and called him an absolutely historic president. comments much more like he would expect to hear on north korean state tv. here's some of it. >> this president is a historic achiever, a historic president. this president has already assured his place prominently in presidential history. we have a president who is a true leade