for the record, i note that director kinsey is attending this meeting remotely. director kinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to any items, places you on. item three. the ringing and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other similar sound, producing electronic device places you on item number four, adopting successor memoranda of derstanding between the sfmta and. i'll go ahead and read off every all the unions here. the transport workers union local 250 a for 9163 for transit operators. the traport workers union local 250 a, 9132 for transit fa inspectors, the transport workers union local 257 410 for automotive service workers, the transport workers union local 200, the international brotherhood of electric electrical workers, local six, association of machinists and aerospace workers, local 1414. the service employees international u

i'll be asking the queen of us royal and political reporting kinsey schofield plus , kinsey reacts toeacts to the first meeting between king charles and our new prime minister, sir keir starmer. charles and our new prime minister, sir keir starmer . and minister, sir keir starmer. and in the last word , nigel farage in the last word, nigel farage is now in the house of commons. but what does he do next? i'll be asking our top westminster insider , plus tomorrow's insider, plus tomorrow's newspaper front pages . lots to newspaper front pages. lots to get through. my verdict on keir starmer , our new prime minister, starmer, our new prime minister, in a take a ten special straight after the news headlines and tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> mark thank you. the top story sir keir starmer says rishi sunak's plans to send migrants to rwanda is now dead and buried. speaking after the first meeting of his new cabinet, the prime minister ruled out the controversial scheme, which had failed to deport a single migrant. he also said labour's election victory has given them a clear mandate

kinsey and political reporting. kinsey schofield. front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits this evening, benedict spence , diana evening, benedict spence, diana moran and doctor lisa mckenzie. a packed hour, those papers are coming. plus, my top westminster insider. but we start with my take at ten. yesterday's olympic opening ceremony in paris wasn't just a washout due to the weather notwithstanding the disastrous decision to have the events along the river in paris rather than at the main stadium, which would have protected them against the elements. it was the dire content of this four hour woke fest, which has offended so many after far left activists allegedly damaged the train lines in france, leading to wild disruption. proof if you needed it, that poor old france is becoming increasingly ungovernable. this chaotic and disastrous ceremony once again demonstrated that the french couldn't organise a piss up in a vineyard and served as a reminder by contrast, of the magnificent opening ceremony deliv

kinsey schofield and kinsey. good news. the icing on the cake for wimbledon. the audience . guest in the audience. >> i mean, i think we've been so excited at the idea of the princess of wales returning, >> she is expected to return to wimbledon tomorrow for the men's final and present the winner's trophy, the princess of wales has been patron of the all england club for eight years now. she took it over from queen elizabeth, who had served in that role since 1952, a club spokesperson had told us a few weeks ago and i believe we actually spoke about this, that they were giving the princess as much flexibility as possible when it came to an appearance at wimbledon , saying, we're hopeful wimbledon, saying, we're hopeful that the princess will be able to present the trophies, but her health and recovery is the priority and that they were just giving her as much flexibility as she needed because at the time, a few months ago, or was it just a month ago now, she told us that she did hope to attend the occasional engagement here and there over the summer, but she h

he came solo now, kinsey, we'll go to kinsey schofield live now in la. >> kinsey, we've got lots ofis. we've got about six minutes or so to talk, but what's what's behind all of this? where are these thoughts coming from? >> they're coming from royal author hugo vickers. and i don't know if you're familiar with mr vickers, but he's written over 30 books about the british royal family and he told the sun that prince harry will ultimately return to the uk with his tail between his legs. he described the duke of sussex as angry and says harry is genuinely petrified of losing his wife, meghan markle. when asked his predictions for where harry and meghan will be in the next 20 years, vickers told the sun i think he'll come home, explaining i think harry will come home and if he comes home we must be very nice to him because he won't particularly want to. he's quite angry , want to. he's quite angry, suggesting that he would be coming home solo. vickers also said that prince harry looks slightly petrified of meghan markle and that king charles has left the door wide open for harry's retur

kinsey >> okay . kinsey schofield >> okay . kinsey schofield good >> okay.insey schofield good to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> very much. >> very much. >> just all feels a bit tawdry to me, don't you think? it's like, you know, she was once a princess and now she's kind of hawking for business on netflix, trying to flog jam. >> yeah. i wonder if they ever have any regrets, though. i'd like to know. you think so? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you would think so. but maybe this is what they want. just to live in privacy. >> but it costs a lot of money to live in privacy in beverly hills. it certainly does a heck of a lot. >> that's why you're selling jam, i suppose. now let's have a look at the weather, shall we? with alex burkill, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> morning. here's your latest gb news. weather forecast coming to you from the met office . to you from the met office. after a bit of a cloudy and damp day for many of us yesterday, it's looking a bit brighter and dner it's looking a bit brighter and drier f

anyway, kinsey schofield , we're sticking kinsey schofield, we're sticking with the olympics becauseof poo. that was the, the opening ceremony. come on. you're not going to tell me what a lot of pretentious rubbish look , i have pretentious rubbish look, i have never done acid in my life, but i imagine if i did do acid, it would be what i witnessed at the olympics opening ceremony. >> it was wild. it made no sense to me. like ellie said, it was all over the place. could you guys not just focus? could you? could you focus a little bit? but it's not just me. many christians are speaking out against the olympics opening ceremony. they're upset by a scene that they felt depicted leonardo da vinci's the last supper . and leonardo da vinci's the last supper. and the leonardo da vinci's the last supper . and the catholic church supper. and the catholic church in france said it included mockery of christianity. that opening ceremony, one american pastor wrote on a viral instagram post the opening act of the 2024 olympics began by mocking jesus and the last suppen mocking jesus and the last s

, forties and so something in the kinsey report is that they did all this research into whether a man, whether a married couple would engage the breast in their foreplay. and there was a huge gap like a 50% gap. in fact, check me just in case i'm wrong with my numbers between. men with a college education, women and men who hadn't finished high school. and so that's it's not so much about education class that the formula that already invaded the the wealthy women and and breastfeeding was associated with the working class. so working class men not touching breasts during foreplay college men were okay maybe i maybe i explain that better in the book but i think that i mean one thing i haven't mentioned already is the importance of a lot of trans writing around the top half because. basically, you know, trans scholarship is. and and trans activism is affecting how we perceive gender. and so, you know, gender is much more about selfish expression, presentation and the top half of people's bodies and what one has in one's knickers. as we might see in the uk, does matter. and so or it does

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kinsey noel goes deep of jackson, makes it a two-run game, cleveland hung on, 5-4, san francisco's fourth their last 12. i hope those hats can shield their eyes after what the a's did to baltimore. 18th home run of the year, fell to list one, two innings later, homers for the second straight game, this two-run blast made it 12-0 in the third inning. we jumped to the eighth, 17-6. no relation, and that's probably good. the 45-mile-per-hour pitch was taken for a two-run blast, oakland's fifth of the day, 19-8, the most runs scored in baseball this season behind the 20 runs the a's scored on may 4th. >>> a big start warriors fan, klay thompson is going to wear number 31 for his new team, and steve kerr started off his press conference with a thank you message for thompson. >> these things rarely go like you want, where you get to draw it up and execute it, and everyone goes out together. we were hoping that could happen, but it didn't. and, we wish klay well. but, we'll miss him. klay, if you're watching, thank you. >>> the sharks signed and introduced the new face of their franchise, saturd

kinsey is considered at risk due to possible suicidal ideas. she's five foot three, about 125 pounds, with brown wavy hair, as you can see, and brown eyes. if you see her, please call 911. >> we are learning more details about last night's deadly encounter between san francisco police officers and a man with a gun. it happened on willow street near van ness today. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to the area to speak to a witness who saw the man on the ground as police surrounded him. >> this was the scene sunday night around 11:56 p.m. on san francisco's willow street, and i heard from the distance, cops shouting, put your hands out! >> on the bottom left you can see a man with his hands out. >> drew youngwirth lives in the area and said he heard multiple gunshots coming from willow street's alley seconds before police surrounded this man. i heard probably 5 or 6 gunshots and then looked out the window. >> he just kind of stayed there and eventually they like a swarm of police, just ran over and kind of tackled him. and i think they took

me to meet the cosmo dutch 19 year old and we'll see amsterdam through his let's learn about how kinsey views life in this to mr. dennis. definitely my home, i feel very at home here. i don't want any young european amsterdam. you're on that. in 60 minutes on w. in the flow to do you do the same to tense. she survived our streets. thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor, is more on the the genuine to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and you go get the tennis. i was the only one who lives in nazi germany. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the just imagine in your grandmother's day, people just knew when they felt good. and when they didn't, they simply said, it's probably nothing serious. let's just wait and see. nowadays everything's different. smart watches can tell you exactly how you're doing. 247 to something hurt, just as google and find out about all the terrible conditions that your symptoms might be signs up. and who knows? maybe doctors offices will soon feature androids able to co

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that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary serious view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending, and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of, of bonds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending page without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talk to greg on kind of the cost manufacturing day for being with us. thanks, adrian. great to be. your thoughts is not such as inflation rates as cold for the 1st time in 8 months

. >> you all, contact kinsey. >> detective kenzie anderson came to lead the investigation.didn't need a medical examiner to tell him that scott horne had been the victim of a brutal murder, and it wasn't just a beating. another investigator noticed a bullet lodged in the shed. >> he was shot in the neck. >> with the neck would have killed him by itself? >> no. the neck will would have disabled him. >> someone shoots him from behind, then after he is on the ground, begins beating him? >> correct. >> could you tell what he was beaten with? >> firewood. >> you didn't find the specific piece of firewood he was beaten with? >> no. unable to find it. >> unable to find it, maybe because the next to the body was a wood-burning stove. they connected to a boiler that he did the whole house.scott had installed the system. he was quite proud of it. suddenly, it seemed scott's on accomplishment might have helped his killer destroy the murder weapon. >> possible someone just threw the boiler after they were done using it? >> detective anderson had a sense of how scott died. to get to the

we're going to talk to kinsey schofield. go live to america and we're going to talk about the invictus games . to talk about the invictus games. kinsey. and they're going to birmingham , and whatever, birmingham, and whatever, whatever. but the real thing is meghan markle, right? meghan markle is threatening to support kamala harris. and i reckon that would be the kiss of death for her bid as a president. >> well, look, meghan has a relationship, a friendly relationship, a friendly relationship with kamala harris. you know, i, i do believe i firmly believe that meghan markle will endorse kamala harris for president. this story is circulating because newsweek actually took a poll asking how many people would be influenced by a potential endorsement from the duke and duchess of sussex . the duke and duchess of sussex. 40% said they would be influenced, 21 said they would vote for someone. harry and meghan suggested, and then 20 said that they would not vote for who harry and meghan suggested. i think that this meghan wants to

he will remain as mp representing his kinsey in yorkshire.starmer meeting with the king right after sunak officially forming the new government. we are expecting him to come home to his new home here at number 10 any moment now. this is a clip from him last night celebrating with supporters. >> we said we would turn the page, and we have. today we start the next chapter. but in the work of change, the mission of national renewal and start to rebuild our country. thank you. >> 61-year-old starmer is a former human rights lawyer he ran on a campaign of promising economic stability. cutting national health wait times and recruiting teachers. this election also saw brexit leader nigel farage win a seat in parliament in his eighth attempt. the right wing reform party they picked up four winning seats overnight in their first general election. guys, back to you. >> todd: so quick. >> kayleigh: quick election. who would have ever thought that we vote and find the results the next day. >> todd: imagine we left the campaign party and like okay, now yo

for the record, i note that director kinsey is attending this meeting remotely.director kinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to any items, places you on. item three. the ringing and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other similar sound, producing electronic device places you on

i could recall him running for mayor the very first time against a person by name of david danger kinsey lost david jenkins was the mayor at the time prior to him running for mayor. of course, erica, he was the u.s. attorney. that is the united states attorney of the southern metric. we prosecuted a lot of high level crime, didn't really garnered a lot of favor from the public for sticking up for people and really for going after even the mob. that was no one off limits, he would carry people lot of their offices and cuffs is the u.s. attorney, and that really catapulted his profile. but at that particular time, erika just walking you through that. what had occurred was that he was revered in new york and that's what allowed him to run for mayor. and he didn't give up after losing today, the jenkins he then who i worked for for a brief period of time i'm he then that is rudy giuliani one. he ran again. one became mayor and did an exceptional job, cleaned up the streets, was very lauren order was ethical beyond reproach, i think was the conventional wisdom. he walked the talk, talk the wa

kinsey had the questions that the conclusion of all the presentations we'll have time. well, the next one, i'm very envious of jonathan for figuring all this out. and go ahead, take it away. okay. i'm going to share my oz powerpoint as well. bear with me here. okay. hope you can see that. all right. yep. all right. so thank you so much for inviting me to present. this has, as you mentioned, been kind of a recurring theme in some of my research over the last few years. that is vaudeville and its reflection or as a reflection on broader trends and happenings in the u.s. in the late 19th and early century. so my present edition is titled urban peddlers in the rural west a jewish cowboy myths the bonneville stage shalom your ark. so the question really that i've been teasing out or trying to figure out is how we get from the image on the left, sort of the standard, even stereotypical jewish peddler and the image on the right, which is kind of a farcical look at the rodeo clown, as it were, who of course, is dressed up as a cowboy. so peddling the selling of items, house to

kinsey i director tarlov i tarlov i director kahina i kahina i chair ekin i ekin i thank you.he item is approved and concludes the business before you today. okay. thank you colleagues, staff and members of the public. we are adjourned. our next meetings are on june 28th, a special meeting on july 16th. regular meeting. thank you. >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you