johnson, laurie is a former ca on the list on ceo of burg associates. sorry, thank you for your time. and today nobody wants to push this under the carpet. everybody wants to know what happened with cove it, it's sold the world of course. but when you, when you pressure the way the u. s. is doing here, it, it, it doesn't add to it, does it any investigation? it's simply puts, you know, a defense mechanism up front from both sides and nothing comes. all right? so you also have international bodies confirming another law blake theory. what was wrong? so why is washington pushing this to? well, it's only pushing part of the story and as his doctor redfield correctly noted, of the united states. and there are people that lived in the united states and particularly national institutes of health and ralph barrick and the ico health. but there was, there was a heavy us involved in the creation of covet 19 and it was being done also in collaboration cooperation with this chinese lab. the, you know, the, the blame game being played right now to focus solely on c

reggie aqui, laurie. >> thank you.ans to sign an executive order banning transgender people from women's sports teams. the order will involve how his administration will interpret title nine. that's the law that covers gender equity in athletics. every administration has the authority to issue its own interpretations of the landmark legislation. trump found during the campaign his pledge to keep men out of women's sports, as he put it, resonated beyond the usual party lines. more than half the voters surveyed by the associated press said support for transgender rights in government and society has gone too far. horrifying. crazy. problematic. just a few words being used by u.s. lawmakers to describe president trump's proposal for the u.s. to take over the gaza strip. the move could push nearly 2 million palestinians out of the region they have called home for generations. abc news reporter christiane cordero explains why some think that this is all a distraction. >> after enduring nearly 16 months of war. palestiniansn

and doctor laurie, there are many _ these. and doctor laurie, there are many survivors, _ these.here are many survivors, of course, l are many survivors, of course, perhaps struggling with access to medical care or the kind of to medical carsror the kind of they need, to medical career the kihe of they need, whether that physiologwical w physiologwical orw is physiological or psychological. what kind of specialised services do they need? where are the biggest gaps in care?— need? where are the biggest gaps in care? so, the biggest ones are even _ gaps in care? so, the biggest ones are even cosmetic- gaps in care? so, the biggest. ones are even cosmetic surgery, just for women so that they can do things like give birth without having horrible they need mental outcomes. they need mental health support, many of health support, and many of these women are afraid to come forward because they w w w wwwwonbwewirwigww repercussions of being stigmatised or they worry about people from their communities banning them or seeking consequences for them to come forward. �* , i. ., forward. i'm

laurie hawkins: both michael and i go in. we just start holding his hand chatting with him. alexandra reeve givens: the hope was that they would somehow turn it around, but he just wasn't stable. his body would keep crashing. i think he died three or four times that day, and the doctors kept him alive. they kept resuscitating him to make sure that dana got there. will reeve: and then in front of me steps my mom. dana reeve: she came flying in, and she just yelled, i love you. i love you, over and over again, making sure he could hear it. she was going to reach him. will reeve: certainly. a part of her had just died in that moment as well. and i told him that i loved him. i would do whatever i could to make him proud. alexandra reeve givens: and then he was gone. matthew reeve: i was in the back of a taxi on my way to the hospital when my sister called me and said he was gone. [video playback] - good morning, everyone. christopher reeve is being remembered this morning as a courageous and inspirational person who provided hope

english golfer laurie canter has won the bahrain and canter took full advantage at the first extra hole i'm going to do everything i can to try and get myself i am not that far off it now, and it is great — the carrot at the end of the year — but there are so many things during the season that you can play your way into, and i am personally very motivated to do that. in the world cyclocross championship in france. his main rival, belgian wout van aert, crashed on the first lap while trying to close the gap on the dutchman. over 50 years ago in the men's elite races, and next year and steeplechase. also, technical. conditions. as well. ahead of marie schreiber. that is it from me. there is more on the bbc website. from me and the sportsday team, it is goodbye. hello there. on offer on sunday. and there's more winter sunshine around as we head and then it will turn colder and drier, with some overnight frost towards the middle, the end of the working week. fronts approaching the far northwest of scotland. to monday morning. but across southeast england, east anglia, a touch of frost again

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i. analysts, laurie johnson, told r t. it appears as if the u. s. a shifted attention to beijing to escape as a possible rule for the buyer side. as there is a heavy us involvement in the creation of covet 19 the blame game being played right now to focus solely on china and ignore any accountability for the us department of defense. the national institutes of health is, you know, they're, they're a good playing games. and the game right now is to try it out and go after china on a variety of products. the other aspect to all of this is the collaboration with the pharmaceutical companies who are allowed to go in put out of vaccines, dinner, rituals, corporations. so, you know, this is a combination of, you know, whether we, we have financial fraud as well as the what the position of, of a virus that was intended. i think, to be used him in a, in an office of all operations. it escaped. i, it was, it was in there, i think there was credible evidence to suggest it was an accidental release. but just because it was an accidental release did not mean th

. >> the mayors phase begins and the mayor's office can make further changes based on mayor laurie's policy priorities for the arts sector. before he introduces his budget by june 1st, the board will then conduct their hearings in june and the final budget will be signed by the mayor around july late july or early august. typically with regard to the budget climate. as you have likely read in the news, the city is projected to have approximately $876 million deficit over the next two fiscal years. >> the deficit is being driven by a combination of specific factors but really at the most fundamental level it is a matter of expenses growing at a pace more rapid than revenues are growing. in addition contributing to the challenges the city is having to curtail its reliance on one time sources of funding including fema funding and general fund reserves or fund balance which have actually moderated the the deficit over the last several years. so those sources are being depleted and we're kind of coming to the point where we have to make it balance. the city has to make that balance on an

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laurie also stated investing in the african-american community core part of his administration. >> earlier today we announced dedicated investments in our youth and young adult summer workforce programming by fully committing 2 opportunities for all and black to sf. >> i've said this and i will continue to say this. but when our neighborhoods and communities are strong. >> the whole city benefits. >> mayor lurie says he will continue to push for funding for services in the african-american community stating it is critical for the stabilization of san francisco neighborhoods. kron four's going to continue to honor black history month every thursday with stories from across the bay area. of course, be sure to tune for our special honoring black history. >> on february 27th that will air at 06:30pm. it is hosted by myself harvey. >> all right. look forward to that coming up this month. that's all the time we have for kron. 4 news at 5. the news at 6 is coming up next with us. >> now at 6, almost 2 years since the death of san francisco drag queen heklina. her friends looking for answers as to

there were about 80 volunteers in laurie's group, including supervisors stephen sherrill and bilal mahmoud. organizers say it means a lot to get the spotlight from the mayor, who promised to clean up san francisco during his campaign. it's great to have the leader of our city elected leader of our city to support us. we as neighbors, as volunteers, grassroots volunteers have been, you know, working to try to get our city cleaner for many years now and to have, you know, his support is really great to show people that this is something that they can do to make the city a better place. organizers say joining a cleanup is an easy introduction to civic service for anyone. there's at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend. let us turn our attention now to our weather, our increasingly chilly weather. a live look tonight from our network of cameras across the bay area. some of those spots you see on your screen right now will be under a freeze warning tonight. let's bring in meteorologist rob mina. just how long is it going to go? upper 20s, low 30s. and we got the clear

retained her eyelihg title in. , , the race by 39 france, winning the race by 39 seconds ahead of marie laurie1 the beaten ferrell the limit fellow englishn in i play—off to the beaten ferrell the limit fellow englishn in i play—off to win he spaniard in a play—off to win his second world title at the championship. it went bahrain championship, lt went a play—off and �*took 7 with a tap in to take title7 —— title77 —— canter took 77 thief-- attested 7 with rory mcilroy and shane lowry have just teed off on the final day of the pebble beach pro—am in california. they're playing together alongside the overnight leader sepp straka. mcilroy and lowry were behind straka after both hit have parred. let's ta ke let's take you to rugby now. bath dominated the first half with a 31—12 scoreline at half time. the game and secure the win. bath's bonus—point win puts them four points clear with a 31—30 win over exeter chiefs to ensure a within five minutes, quins ellie kildunne took matters into her own hands, charlotte banks has a campaign snowboarding campaign off to the best possible start in china. ——

. >> reporter: kansas residents bob and laurie were on their way to visit their daughter, ely, a student at villanova. grace cantrell is one of her best friends. >> all the things her parents won't be there for like her wedding, first boyfriend, first kid. >> we hope you enjoyed our hospitality. >> reporter: and epstein was working as a flight attendant, also father, stepfather, husband and brother, he loved his job, his sister says, because he truly enjoyed traveling and meeting new people. that positivity on full display in old social media posts of ian at work. >> show some patience for one another. show some tolerance for each other. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, nbc news, ashburn, virginia. >>> and late today president trump signed sweeping tariffs on goods imported from mexico, canada, and china. some as high as 25%. and they're likely to have a major impact on what you pay. we have two reports tonight beginning with yamish alcindor who was with the president. ia yamiche, good evening. these are wide ranging tariffs. >> reporter: that's right. the president signed an order to imple

instruction and mayor lurie's looks like the and from you you're and your presentation is that mayor laurie has a firm mayor breeds budget instruction what additional sort of just kind of reading situ to some of the process about hiring reinstitute some of the process about combing through the contract whether it proceeds or not i, i have questions about really the hiring freeze and trying to understand i appreciate the fact that you continue to honor offer may prior to january 9th only because that's people's livelihood and i think the hiring freeze announcement create a bit of confusion and for some just learning about it and i think clearly we we all can work together to to make sure that we communicate that more effectively how we understand that the thinking about hiring freeze does that also incorporating a few things including grant position grant positions that are funded by you know beard state grant or federal grant but also help us understand that those who are currently for example which it's been a longstanding city practice that we have temporary positions and that at some poi

as fast as laurie's and celebrate horse trading for kids, as the women's team completed the 16 mill suites of the ashes series, they be in bind endings. and 122 runs and the one of the test in melvin alona king to 5 to 63 earlier in the series. they don't say what we're seeing, the 3 much ones ancient are so and you 20 drastic finish and the m b a with 24 seconds left on the clock, c j mccullen times the game for the new lease pelicans against the boston celtics for jason, tyson, came up with the game winning shot just before the plaza cecile, 118 to 116 when the raining m b. a temp and a vintage mercedes driven by somebody wants legends sterling most in one manuel fund. joe has sold at auction for record $53000000.00. the call was driven to victory by 5 time. well, champion funds are in at a point, a series going pre in 1955. all right, that is, are useful for now. will light to our company across 6. i hold on to it from me. sort of side of this news uh, fox. i'll be back in a moment with more all today's news in the, in the show, the shanghai is moving metropolis, a crumbling fee to prov

she could be an exception to laurie walters and thank you. sure. so that's it for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u, i'm genocide to him, to be to by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch my last social media of it. so it says video country and there's one channel going on. the going to be on the com to let you know there's a sense of going under going see you monday the we are not only at the threshold of a move you need to a national relations, but also instrumental because if you look back to the, let's say 3000 to use a different magnitude dropped in all aspects, from economy to military, to health, etc. but not all of the in the old months, there seems such an effect this destiny has witnessed within the last 10 years the, the one woman is killed and 10 of the civilian. so in just in a ukrainian attack on the don't by city of monkeys, the residential area is all hits and a fine breaks out. and then upon the block al

she could be an exception to laurie walters and thank you charlotte sunset for the show. well, we were talking to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u um genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish, often destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then, keep in touch by little a social media of it. so it says review a country and a drawing channel going on are going to be hon. they'll come to us and you know, they have a sense of going on the going see monday the the people cuz i don't know of the, i'm almost conflict in their lives, which you can use with you and provide you with a sense of security should. that's good because of to who don't really know what else to what the physical visual this was on the guy with the, from the content and the vision dental fits this thing that about the splendid connecting to chapters because of them utility to sold up new to butcher, it wasn't meant the key the to just a little for the book you to scott: so sort of all this really cool, shoot me good us. you got the in the solutio

she could be an exception to laurie walters and thank you. sure. sunset for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u. i'm genocide to him to be to by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then. keep in touch with social media of his thoughts as video country. and there's one channel going on. going to be on the com to let you know there's a sense of going on the go and see you. monday. the muscle americans today are on forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the, the guy, yearly village spoke to us with them and we, we still forward the inquiry disregard, you know, swim face is, i mean, nation which is reinforced with the defeated uranium that has a special capacity to spend the tree pro my new car safety point of view, there is no radiological, the or even and nothing is significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of a dead where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now

your end is really political commentator, your intel a v laurie. since we just read the hamas statements, and you know, i've been discussing with guests that the whole way thomas has been handling this, is aimed at multiple different audiences. their own right now is the news and gaza and outside of gaza, the international community. but also the is really public, at least to some extent. i wonder how a statement like that land in israel this really sounds like, sees every statements made by some of this as well as any other, as conscious attempted. what has been called to your psychological stairs. uh, nobody trusts statements. nobody accepts them as it certainly uh the, the surface level. but uh, is that these are well aware that the images from us broadcasts are images like gallery images of control. and because of the past 16 months, we've been told that the most important goal of our war on garza is the destruction of from us. these messages are met with a sizable degree of frustration. again, even if that frustration is not exhibited. when yo

a shame laurie i. the pebble beach is a page on the very next told would lead to a body as luckily it went on to called a 6 on the past. $66.00 to finish up on $21.00 under a roof. and that was enough slide to show when he's 27th on the beach a to assess the eye clinic california. i know if i can play to or mike capabilities and, you know, do do what i did right there a little bit more than the world rankings of the wins or whatever will, will really take care of themselves. that's motivating to try to, you know, get the best item myself and yeah, and try to become the best player in the world again. and india crushed england by 150 runs and the 5th and final t 20 international in by passing fast india pasted 247, some 9. and the gave us a check showing that the might have the name. and so the heis is the team 6 is, so it's a new records. the most 6 is what it says, frontier international to india. objects, $135.00 is also now the highest individual school by an indian box, and in the french as nashvil

as laurie johnson toned our chief loving there is a lensky, is unlikely to in any honestly held presidential election in ukraine. if it's a fair election to, but that's the question, will it be a fair election or will it be just as a show trial of silver? he is not popular and not highly regarded. now. now even if they hold new elections, it still does not raise the reality that the ukraine is an authoritarian dictatorship. it is cancelled. the political parties has canceled media band them. and then uh, on top of that, the, uh it has, you know, locked up political problems. so there is there definitely it is it, you know, even carrying out an election in that environment. it's going to be questionable because it's unlikely they could actually be a free elections. the ukraine has come under further strain since its top financial backer of the us. suppose that foreign a programs, some influential figures have welcome the overall move, including the salvador leader who was accused the us agency for international development of this stabilizing states under the pretext of offering financial ass

authority of band alpha 0 from reporting inside israel and from reporting in the occupied westbank. laurie. first of all, the is really captives that have been released. they've been outside of the gaza strip for maybe about 90 minutes. now maybe 2 hours. what is the protocol once they leave guys? where do they go? what happens to them as well? all 3 of those captives which 2 from the at one unit and one from the gauze, the city where all the school to in right across vehicles, they were taken across concepts to what's known as because the envelope a kibbutz quoted right here. this has become the absorption point, essentially for all of the it's right, the captives coming through at so that's where they do these preliminary checks is medical checks, just to ensure that okay, to continue traveling on some of the family members including one of those will these captives, jordan did pass his family member that was met him there. so he was delayed out for a little while we had all to can come to a counselor and sorry, as the 1st person released on to and it's really been a tree helicopter. and

mayor laurie and also i announced that i will have i book published on june 10th. this year. called, penetrating whiteness navigating the landscape. that will be out on mango publishing available for preordon amazon i'm excite body that. president collins. are there other new business or announcements? commissioner ferras. i have one more >> happy now year to everybody. deborah, i'm glad you are back and tira. i'm happy to work with everybody here. staff and commissioners it is an honor to work with you guys, amadzing bunch of people. i wanted to check about how you were checking out all the art and the commission's collection. and this may be is a question for you guys -- and edward, i have gone down the rabbit whoeflt website a few times. remind me, is there like a -- site map of where all the pieces are that can -- someone can -- travel and check out the art? >> thank you, commissioner. director of communications. we have a map of the monument and memorials. there is -- version of a map developed that we can bring back up. the full collection of the 4,000 piece. we will ta

laurie sent us a letter that i would like to introduce into the record. will do that without objection. lori's youngest sonun bailey was taken april 5, 2022. twenty-two years old. he was not a drug addict. he did not think he was taking fentanyl. but the pill he took was laced withth it. laurie wrote quote fentanyl stole our sons of future and the joy of watchingg bailey married the love ofhe his life. having a mother/son dance watch him by his first home, watching him become a loving father and our joy of having grandchildren. we will never know if any of his children or grandchildren would have bailey's curly hair, his cute smirky smile or his twinkling blue eyes. there will always beor an empty chair at our family gatherings whether it is thanksgiving, christmas, easter, birthdays, dinner parties. his voice and laughter will be forever silenced." may be the saddest part of the fentanyl crisis is that so many parents can tell a similar story of loss. in fact we have many of them with us here today. including two of our witnesses. i want to tell the pare

. >> daniel laurie, if you're listening, please. he has help implement this resolution on tipsters to come through. >> keep him here. he's helping us mothers as well as chief scott as well as dean preston has got my son's name up on that street. >> who was going to do that? who was going to help that? and not only that last time when i was here i was told not to talk about a certain thing. you know, when you get people to come up here and saying and talk about you don't understand what they're saying the cindy lot that she just said don't speak about that. what did i do anything to you, miss cindy? i didn't do anything to you for you to stop me from talking on the last time i was here when you got people coming up here not speaking on the agenda. but i'm not i don't mean to even count your name out and i'm sorry, but i'm very disappointed about people leaving us and then we're getting retraumatized again. >> please keep people here so that we can finish and get this case solved. >> how long have i been coming here asking for support

new san francisco mayor daniel laurie proposed that order it would streamline the rollout of resources the next step is a final vote. santa clara county is suing companies over contaminated drinking and groundwater. the east bay times reports. those companies include three m and dupont. the lawsuit claims the companies have been selling firefighting foam products, which contain dangerous chemicals called pfas. research has linked pfas to developmental delays in children and low birth weights, along with increased risk of some cancers. the companies have not yet commented companies have not yet commented on the lawsuit. that strugglino severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections

. >> laurie says. this new safety push will also be done in coordination with the big drug enforcement effort currently underway in the tenderloin and sixth street areas. dan ama. >> okay, monica, thanks very much. coming up at 630, we'll be joined live by the i-team's dan noyes with another look at public safety in san francisco. he focuses on what happens after criminals are caught and convicted. also ahead. >> that's when he shot me a few more times. i have a bullet wound here above my collar, and then the two in my back kept screaming and thinking like, why me? i didn't do anything. why me? >> how do you survive being shot seven times? well, this man did. and he even he well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. days after he was shot multiple times in the face during a smoke break. we're hearing from the san fr

mayor laurie will announce make some key announcements to how he plans to address this problem. he'll be in the mission to make that announcement, along with state senator scott wiener and other city supervisors will be there. and we'll bring you the latest on our midday newscast. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab. today in thbay. thanks so much, ginger. we'll see where it goes from here. 5.39 for you right now as we take a live look at highway 80 at castle peak and a new winter warning. winter storm warning there is going into effect later today. this is across the sierra. up to three feet of snow is expected to fall some areas between today and wednesday. the national weather service warning travelers that going through the sierra at times may be difficult to impossible. meteorologist kari hall tracking those conditions for us. and kari really sounds like anyone planning to head over there to tahoe should leave sooner rather than later. yeah, there is a little bit of a window now where we've seen a break in the rain and snow, and mike was telling me that they a

michigan state rep laurie pohutsky said in order to protest trump's victory that she sterilized herself so she can't have kids. don't even need a punchline. also, keeping her sterile every man's eyes. according to the national chicken council, americans will eat 1.42 billion wings while watching the super bowl 1.5 billion if you count this guy. yeah, it's true. right about now, illinois governor j.b. pritzker is having himself lowered into a vat of blue cheese dip. he's got his fat pants on for the super bowl. a sex health expert is claiming that a very large penis can cause men to suffer self-esteem issues and mental distress. oh, god, why am i still doing this job? all right. it appears frontier airlines may actually merge with spirit air, their new name greyhound. katie couric said that covering donald trump is really hard, and that's the first time that really hard. and katie couric have been used in the same sentence. fred bear is going to interview trump at mar-a-lago for the super bowl pregame show. meanwhile, kristi noem is not allowed within 100ft of the puppy bowl. ha ha ha ha

san francisco leaders are expanding mayor laurie's power to address the issue.t we're learning about his plans. >> plus, met gala dress code and host committee, the big names taking part in this year's event, which will be focused on menswear for the first time in more than two decades. >> you know, i'm. >> excited to see you. you're a fashionista. i do. it's exciting. >> monday in may is always fun to watch. >> all right. good morning. welcome to wednesday, february 5th. >> we're going to first check in with drew. yeah, a lot drier than yesterday. >> yeah. yesterday was wild. heavy rain, strong winds. now we get a break in between storms. live doppler seven was busy tracking that rain yesterday. it is quiet this morning, so we got rid of the rain. and now some very cold air has moved in. the 24 hour temperature change is really telling the story in a big way this morning. 10 to 20 degrees cooler. it feels frosty out there. brisk, to say the least, right now. temperatures. most of us are starting out in the 30s, so a lot colder this morning. 33 in danville right

new san francisco mayor daniel laurie proposed the ordinance, which would streamline the rollout of resourcesdrug crisis. if that ordinance passes tomorrow, it will go up for a final vote. one of golf's very best living up to the billing at pebble beach on what turned out to be a gorgeous final round. rory mcilroy yesterday pulled away on the back nine of the at&t pro-am that included an eagle on the par five 14th hole, when he tapped on in on 18. he finished two shots ahead of second place, calling his first win at pebble beach a big accomplishment, earning him his 27th tour title. well, meaningful tributes opened and closed the grammy awards last night in their hometown of los angeles. the 67th awards show, kicking off with an all star rendition of i love l.a. and members of the los angeles fire department were given a standing ovation as they came on stage to present the biggest award of the night album of the yearar, and tt reallserved as a coronation, if you will. nearly 15 years in the making. i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. and i presented that award

one of mayor laurie's goals upon taking office is christian.in brings us a look at the preparations at a new triage center as it was being set up. >> it's an all too common sight on this stretch of sixth street in san francisco's south of market. crews rushed to treat an apparent overdose, seemingly able to reverse the overdose this time. now just a half a block away, city crews have already started bringing together a new outdoor triage center. not open yet. the center will serve as a one stop location with police, public health and other on site services to speed up the city's responses to street issues in the area, neighbor carlos law said. so far, he's not seeing any changes on sixth street. >> that's a proven fact right there that it's not going to be successful. they got all the all them tents over there, but you still got people using drugs. they've been sitting right there using drugs for about an hour. >> san francisco mayor daniel leary has made addressing conditions in the south of market and other troubled locations in the city a to

the other is a spillover danger with a content based laurie and it's not requiring strict instituteny. i read you a saying and it's just got to be the case that states can do regulation in this area and the question is going for them to come outside of it. going for them and coming for this problem and it's a feature in the first amendment where you have a same speech going for them to protect some people and not others and everyone agrees that there's a excelling access repelled to that speech. it's a unique problem. the regular scrutiny standard going for the matter of principles and. going for other decisions and you think they're simply not distinguishable in the way that one might want to distinguish them. >> ash croft is hard because that's a law that looked in terms almost exactly like the law issued here. i take justice bear's point. the court said over and over there's a content based restriction and i think that starts to bring in and gets to my complete answer to your earlier question about why i'm more worried about the second category and that that is been the first and t

and i think the president is taking a stand and trying to say, so what we don't know, laurie ann at this point is are they going to continue to be negotiation chips with columbia and now with mexico? there actually isn't much to worry about as of right now. or given that he seems to want to go down this broad. >> path. >> they have to kind of brace for this. regardless, they're bracing for everything, even though even if there's like you put a pin in it with mexico, it's the threat of 30 days from now. and so if you're negotiating the price of your product, you got to get that clause in. is there an interesting strategy? >> who pays that clause? who pays the shipper? >> the shipper in the us. >> shipper pays it in the receiver the importer. >> it's a trickle down effect. so what happens is if you're a brand, you know, you got steve liesman ties. you've got your tie coming from china. you pay the tariff. i have seen the i've. >> seen the chinese seller says if there's a tariff on this thing, you the us recipient pays it. >> absolutely. customs actually dips into your bank account before y

instructions thatvided by the previous mayoral administration to departments and cfos which mayor laurie has kept and has and added some supplemental instructions to you. so priorities of the previous administration include maintaining core city services ,continuing significant progress on unsheltered homelessness and mental health treatment and looking for opportunities for operational efficiency across all city services. the instructions to departments is to propose make proposals to permanently reduce general fund spending by 15% starting in the first year of the budget 2526 and that instruction was informed both by the upcoming budget cycle but also with an eye toward the third year of the budget where we have that billion dollar one year deficit projection departments were instructed to assess cbo grant allocations for efficiency and to only find kbos that demonstrate strong outcomes and cost effectiveness and contracts that were focused on direct service to clients. we directed departments to reexamine all contractual services and non personnel expenditures to eliminate vacancies a

cannot say that where more and it really brought me to a space where i have great respect for mayor laurie taking on this task taking office and willing to commit not just himself but his resources and his team time to come to the table and figure out ways to problem solve. >> so while at first i was a bit trying to figure out how to react to this legislation because so much of it is to say how to suspend a legislative process a significant portion of the legislative process which is really the function of the legislative branch and and yet i recognize with the recognition of how difficult that we all have to the situation that we're in and things that the new a brand new administration must do to to tackle that i have been an open minded and remain open minded and i really appreciate the tone mayor lori brought in to say we may be in disagreement on many things but how do we come together to problem solve? and through this process i really want to express my appreciation to not just mayor lori but really allie bondy and as well who is the policy advisor to mayor lori but also the policy c

the results of these negotiations can also be declared illegitimate by the will. former seattle as laurie johnson, 2 and r t. you've loved them. there is a lensky is unlikely to win any honestly held presidential election in ukraine if it's a fair election to, but that's the question. will it be a fair election or will it be just as a show trial of silver? he is not popular and not highly regarded now. now, even if they hold new elections, it still does not raise the reality that the ukraine is an authoritarian dictatorship. it is cancelled. the political parties has canceled media band them. and then uh, on top of that the, uh, it has, uh, you know, locked up political problems. so there is there definitely it is it, you know, even carrying out of election in that environment. it's going to be questionable because it's unlikely they could actually be a free elections. the ukraine has come under further strain since its top financial backer. the u. s. supposed is foreign a programs. some influential figures have welcome the overall move, including the salvador leader who was accused the u

it's been an incredible experience being in chinatown over the past few months and you know, mayor laurie'suguration celebration and i was crazy. >> those photos are are nuts and you know, i think i, i definitely agree with commissioner ortiz about how i think a lot of people feel very excited and like a sense of renewed energy for this upcoming year. and so i think you know, this lunar new year is going to be this year's the year of the snake. >> and so you know, i, i don't know what that means for everybody but everybody will tell you something different is what i've learned. so i'm not going to try to tell you what that means. but you know, i i'm excited for for the celebrations. but you know, i encourage everybody to celebrate the new year in some way because i mean we all can and like it's mostly just getting together with people that you care for and like and having a meal together really is like a really simple way to celebrate and so yeah, i wish everybody a happy new year and there's there's probably many other things that i'm forgetting but and i'll just throw one more in here we

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before i turn over my colleagues is that all the directors from both mayors mayor breed and now mayor laurie do you do these provide you with enough flexibility in managing this department and its budget? >> in other words, i'm a little surprised that you've been told, you know, freeze contracts, no new hiring this and that and not just you need to cut 15% from your budget. go figure out how to do it and present me new mr. mayor with what you're proposing it just are you pushing back at all? is there room to move and say just we'll we'll cut our budget 15% but but but don't tell us how to do it. >> we know how to run this department. we know where we may have to make some painful cuts instead of just no you know, no new hiring contracts. i mean that to me it just seems like a meat ax approach that should not be taken. >> i will take a crack at responding to that. >> so i think i just want to be clear that the instructions were citywide instructions and not specific to public works. they also did provide it's kind of an exception process. >> so i think that the clear message is that the city

we'll sue the city, the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association laurie thomas saystions are filling up fast. >> so it's going to be a busy city. >> about 800 restaurants belong to the association and a lot of rain help them get normally slow january, thomas wishes valentine's day of the lunar new year parade. nba all-star game or more spread out the 3, 1, eekend will bring in some big numbers. looking ahead on the calendar. the next big event in tourism for hotels and restaurants will be the ncaa basketball tournament semifinals. those games happen at chase center in march. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news just in time for valentine's day. 2 bay area locations are on a new list. >> of the best romantic getaways in the u.s.. plus, a stunning late night raid in the nba are ben ross breaks the nba are ben ross breaks down the detail ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerbo

thank you mary laurie and his team for bringing this item forward. working with my office on these amendments today. thank you colleagues. i hope you will join me in supporting these amendments on the item today. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor souder and so before we go to comments and questions from my other colleagues, i'd like ms.. flores to make the presentation about what we're doing and then we can open it up for discussion. >> thank you. chair melgar veronica flores planning department staff i just wanted to echo supervisor souders remarks regarding planning commissions determination so the planning commission heard this item on october 24th of last year and during that time they adopted a recommendation for approval with modification. and again that modification is just a technical clarification to ensure that the proposed exception under this new ordinance references both sections 415 and 14 for 15 a and 415 b. and those are the pipeline and interim rates under inclusionary housing ordinance. this is to make sure that those temporarily

thank you mary laurie and his team for bringing this item forward. working with my office on these amendments today. thank you colleagues. i hope you will join me in supporting these amendments on the item today. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor souder and so before we go to comments and questions from my other colleagues, i'd like ms.. flores to make the presentation about what we're doing and then we can open it up for discussion. >> thank you. chair melgar veronica flores planning department staff i just wanted to echo supervisor souders remarks regarding planning commissions determination so the planning commission heard this item on october 24th of last year and during that time they adopted a recommendation for approval with modification. and again that modification is just a technical clarification to ensure that the proposed exception under this new ordinance references both sections 415 and 14 for 15 a and 415 b. and those are the pipeline and interim rates under inclusionary housing ordinance. this is to make sure that those temporarily