louie. so as an admonition if you're not speaking please [inaudible] put your computer on mute. thank you. so on -- about a year ago right now in the middle of covid, our controller ben rosenfield and his team issued a report that suggested this legislation to supervisor haney. proceeded with this, i have a number of questions but want to appreciate supervisor haney for getting into this in the middle of covid because we're having a public health emergency does not mean that we cannot work to clean up the culture of corruption that continues to permeate san francisco government embarrassingly so. with thanks, i know we are joined by pat forbe from the sf commission. i do have a number of questions as to whether or not this legislation goes far enough. but let me start by turning it over to supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin and thank you supervisors chan and mandelman. first of all, let me thank you supervisor peskin. as we're in the middle of a pandemic the issue

and vanita louie we know has been an incredible involved person in san francisco in so many different aspects. it's so interesting because vanita is involved with the chinatown rotary club and you know all the work they do to support businesses, to give out scholarships and even recently the mask and the ppe that you provided, donated to c.y.c. and other organizations. that has been incredible. i don't know if you noticed, but vanita is always involved with great organizations and one of my favorite is gung moon and i know one of your dogs did a photo shoot at this park. and gung moon recognized your work. she's a dog mom. i'm a plant mom. and i'm proud of that. she has been a big supporter of our parks and advocate of open space and play space for dogs in san francisco, but also an advocate for doing great things for people and making san francisco a better place. as a small business owner, she knows the challenges of what small businesses deal with in san francisco, but she always has a moment when anyone usuallies and her to get involved in something as long as it's a good cause, s

was faulty, but the issue was not disclosed to patients or to investors abc 7 news reporter david louie with a look at today's events in court. the second witness to take the stand is another. insider so rica ganga kedkar who continues to bolster the government's case that elizabeth holmes knew the company's blood testing analyzer was producing inaccurate results. the scientists copied documents after turning in her resignation the tracked concerns by various teams that has edison device had a history of reliability issues compounded by homeless assistance to keep work teams isolated in silos unable to collaborate to solve problems getting a car copy the documents. no, she had signed a non-disclosure agreement. the government granted her immunity. she said she quit. level job after working at thermos for eight years stress over the company's plans to continue to commercialize its analyzer in earlier. testimony whistleblower erika chung said recalibrating the devices to correct errors caused delays and delivering results by two or three days instead of a few hours the process of chipping

thank you louie. so i know that refugees have a unique legal status in the country. so how do things like a deportations work? so i know we have the expedited process for certain people force of entry right but once they're accepted as refugees. yeah, it seems like they can't really be deported. well they can if they commit a crime in the united states or if they are discovered to have lied about their past in some way they can be deported if they have not become permanent residents. i mean once they become permanent residents and well even in some cases there have been cases of individuals who became citizens and we're stripped of their citizenship and deported. so, for example, we know of cases over the past 10 years of rwandan refugees who were later discovered to have lied about their participation and the genocide and once that information came to light these individuals who had normalized their status and become citizens. stripped of their citizenship and then put in removal proceedings deported to face to face the consequences back in their homeland. thank you

of jurors, and this is only four of a trial expected the last over three months in san jose david louie abc 7 news if you want to learn more there's a podcast about this trial hosted by abc news reporter rebecca jarvis. it's called the dropout episodes come out every week and you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts after 20 years of planting and four years of construction caltrain and the city of san mateo are celebrating completion of the 25th avenue grade separation project today a rib. ceremony was held at the new hillsdale caltrain station to commemorate the achievement the 206 million dollar project raised the train tracks from the road on east 25th avenue, which improved safety for drivers and pedestrians. it also creates connections for 28th and 31st avenues improving the flow of traffic. we all know how dire our need is. to improve our transportation system for the environment for hous for public safety the shared use path for pedestrians and bicyclists will open in the near future the golden state warriors were in oakland today to celebrate the donation of 2,500 cleani

he continued to resist after antioch police arrived in a statement posted online school principal louie wrote a set in part while the situation is unfortunate we take the safety of all students extremely seriously and cannot allow one student to threaten the safety of others. these are folks, these are personnel who are supposed to be keeping our kids safe. and it seems like they were scared. and jack school board president ellie householder says she wants the board to discuss how future incidents like this will be handled. if it was your son, would you want them restrained by their hair? or do we think that you know, maybe there are other ways to deal with a student who is acting out. schools in the an arc district are controlled by armed security guards, not police officers, although they can be called the campus like they were here. security company declined to comment. have not heard back from antioch police in antioch. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. a former petaluma police officer is now set to go on trial next month to face assault and battery charges. former sergeant lance novell

louie makes a nickle. >> laying down track for the westbound train, stacking up timber in the state ofnts from austria and italy, and immigrants on the baltic sea, green-eyed slovaks and irish men and englishmen from leeds. six days a week and 12 hour days, and it welcome boys to the usa. dollar a day for a factory hand and it is welcome ladies to the promised land. ♪♪ immigrants and sons of immigrant putting down roots, hanging on. stubborn as the tree that pushes its way up through the rock. acrobats and clowns, rascals and lover, builders and dreamer, leaving their signature on the cities. from budapest to county court they came, and finding no miracles, they made their own. a miracle of friendship. the miracle of laughter. the miracle of the generations. the miracle of learning. >> listen, you want to hear the president? >> george washington, thomas jefferson -- >> what else did you learn? >> daniel webster, quote, justice is the great interest of man on approach. >> from your mouth to god's ears. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republi

louie is the appellant in this case. today, i am asking the board to revoke the building permit that was granted to the permit holder the department of inspection and when work is outside the scope of the permit, it's not allowed. to remedy an encroachment. the permit holder is now proposing to do new work with new plan which would exceed the scope of his existing permit which is the permit at issue in this appeal. we had hopes to resolve this during the party's prior hearing but were not able to do so and the contractor for the permit holder who is acting as their representative did not wish to continue the matter so dpoo it the fact we're attempting to settle. so i'm here to request that the board of appeals revoke this permit. i'd like to share my screen. and show. can you see that? so this is the work at issue. this is the photo of the southern wall of the permit holder's property and the encroachment is the butter and the down spout that running along new siding. the gutter and the down spout are attached to the per

louie makes a nickel. >> laying down track for the westbound trains, stacking up timbers in the statesteel in the pittsburgh mills. immigrants from austria and italy. immigrants from the baltic sea. ♪ ♪ six day week and a 12-hour day and it's welcome, boys, to the usa. dollar a day for a factory hand and it's welcome, ladies, to the promised land. ♪♪ >> immigrants and the sons of immigrants putting down roofs, hanging on. stubborn is a tree that pushes its way up through the rock. acrobats and clowns, rascals and lovers, builders and dreamers, leaving their signatures on the cities. they came dreaming of gold in the streets and finding no miracles, they made their own. the miracle of friendship, the miracle of laugher, the miracle of the generations. the miracle of learning. listen, you want to hear the presidents, george washington, john adams, thomas jefferson -- >> professor genius, what else did you learn? >> daniel webster, quote, justice is the great interest of man on earth. >> from your mouth to god's ears -- >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america a

. >> louie gohmert from texas . rep. gohmert: well, i was not in the military. the various times i've been to afghanistan since i been in congress. but i was in the military back when we had a commander-in-chief named carter. and he welcomed the ayatollah khomeini in iran as a man of peace, and it cost american lives. after the iranians took american hostages, he spent the rest of his presidency begging them to let them go when we were strong enough, we could have done something about it. and i hoped and prayed i would never see a time when america, united states of america, would plummet to that poor of leadership that would get the americans put in harm's way by a weak president. but the truth is, as president obama has said, yes got most of his administration still there with president biden. and they were trying to buy the help of the taliban to just let us get out, killing us long enough trust to get out. it doesn't work with bloodthirsty, radical extremists like we have in the taliban. and make no mistake, if you bought the lies of they are at war with isi

, obviously listening to all the music that we would all listen to, billie holiday, joni mitchell, louiehen it happened. >> stephen: you played it for them? >> yes, they were at first very confused at first. but then they were on board with the female empowerment part. >> it was fantastic, she was reading the lyrics to steve and they were both going hysterical. then i was called to the set. and then steve came up ten minutes later saying, "marty, i just heard three new verses to "new white top hat and tails." ( laughs ) >> i know. >> stephen: but you explained some terminology that perhaps was not in their vocabulary. >> we had, you know... >> i think you'd be surprised. ( laughs ) when you played the song for me, i knew songs like that existed, because they go back twenty years, even thirty years. i didn't know: they were number 1. ( laughs ) >> those songs go back thirty years? >> ooooh... i'll tell you later. >> stephen: we have a clip here where you explain to them what an o.g. is? >> yes. in-- in the scene, someone says "you're an o.g.." and steve walks up to me and says, what does

he continued to resist after antioch police arrived in a statement posted online school principal louiete a set in part while the situation is unfortunate we take the safety of all students extremely seriously and cannot allow one student to threaten the safety of others. these are folks, these are personnel were supposed to be keeping our kids safe. and it seems like they were scared. and jack school board president ellie householder says she wants the board to discuss how future incidents like this will be handled. if it was your son, would you want them restrained by their hair? or do we think that you know, maybe there are other ways to deal with a student who is acting out? schools in the an arc district are controlled by armed security guards, not police officers, although they can be called the campus like they were here. security company declined to comment. have not heard back from antioch police in area henry lee ktvu, fox two news, the owners of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland, have filed for bankruptcy while suddenly in a civil lawsuit filed by the families of the 36 peo

it's part of a ten-year plan unveiled by postmaster general louie dejoy.ew cost-saving measures including longer first class mail delivery times and cuts to post office hours which could start as soon as friday. the u.s. postal service assures most first class mail will be unaffected but expect delays for packages traveling long distances. >>> right now a hearing over the britney spears conservatorship is under way. coming up i'll talk to a documentary filmmaker who dug into the pop star's life. she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that makes it a possibility, she'll enjoy her dream right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. this hour, it may be north korea's most dangerous weapon, the rogue regime now testing a hypersonic missile that experts worry could be nearly impossible to shoot down. >>> plus, a cnn investigation finding hundr

. >> danny devito's character on "taxi," louie depalma, has got to be top five greatest sitcom characterse a bum, always a bum. >> oh, yeah, yeah, i say tony has a good chance. i know he's got a good chance. i say he can win. >> want to bet? >> well -- >> ha, ha, ha, ha! ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! >> the friendships they had in "taxi" was what was going to get them through, and that's what made it all okay. >> there's only one person you can trust. >> i do trust you, alex! >> not me, damn it! jim, when will you finally stand up and assert yourself? >> august. >> on that show people from completely different backgrounds created a dysfunctional family. and that to me is always so exciting for comedy because you get to bounce these people off each other. >> and now, here's arlene! >> much like "taxi," "wkrp" is a staff of working people who are doing their best and not always the best is coming from it. ♪ cincinnati wkrp ♪ >> this is rock bottom. >> "wkrp" was about a very low-rated station. >> what about this station's traffic helicopter? >> we don't have one. >> so why do we have helicopter repor

you there louie? okay. nothing here. nancy. >> thank you. general, can you clarify a couple of points to me. you followed the wrong toyota corolla from the beginning. you weren't following one vehicle and mistaken it for another one. also, in your initial statement, you said there was no initial reports of civilian casualties. it appears there was some concern very early on. was any intelligence you using gathered from the taliban? thank you. >> nothing we did was gather frd the taliban. we clektsed this car based on its movement at a targeted area of interest to us. we hold it throughout the day. clearly that was a mistake and i acknowledge that. >> during this time were you tracking any other suspicion active in kabul that might have been part of this threat and do you have any intelligence from after this drone strike that suggest what happened to be imminent threat afterward? >> sure. we had over 06 very high cal better reports of imminent threat to our forces in and around kabul. we have a variety of sources for that intelligence. we be

we just heard republican members of congress, matt gaetz, brian babin, scott perry, louie gohmert, senator all pushing elements of this replacement theory that is on its face nonsense and on its face racist. if republican leaderships don't hold them accountable and their voters don't, who will? >> well, maybe the general electorate will because it is such a bad, toxic combination of traditional american racism, unfortunately, but then this european style blood and soil nativism. this did come out of europe, the great replacement term from france comes from a long tradition often used in an anti-semitic way in the late 19th century, the jews trying to replace us, then the muslims trying to replace us and the globalist eelites are doing it on purpose because it helps them somehow take over the country. it is a toxic stew. fed by fox news and other parts of the right wing info tainment complex and what is called this republican triangle of doom, promoting something, the base gets all worked up about it. republican politicians test it out. they get a good response from the base. and we're in t

. >> chet dek louie. >> stuart seid louis. >> joseph lovero. >> sara elizabeth low.eu kueng low wong. >> michael w. lowe. >> garry w. lozier. >> john p. lozowsky. >> charles peter lucania. >> edward hobbs luckett ii. >> mark gavin ludvigsen. >> lee charles ludwig. >> sean thomas lugano. >> daniel lugo. >> marie lukas. >> william lum, jr. >> michael p. lunden. >> christopher e. lunder. >> anthony luparello. >> gary frederick lutnick. >> linda anne luzzicone. >> alexander lygin. >> ceecee lyles. >> farrell peter lynch. >> james francis lynch. >> james t. lynch, jr. >> louise a. lynch. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> and my uncle billy, with a spirit and personality that could fill a room and a smile that was infectious, we miss you every day and hold you close to our hearts. we know you are making the heavens smile and looking down on us, supporting us. >> and my grandfather, david francis rubio, we all miss you and even though i didn't get to meet you, i still love you. >> robert henry lynch, jr

then i remember louie gohmert, and i think, yeah, that's what's going on. >> there's also reporting today, the "new york times" reporting that the trump campaign knew, they did the research, they knew that there was absolutely nothing in the claims that there was something going on with dominion voting machines, and we've seen trump lawyers out there already being sanctioned where they brought these lawsuits and clearly on their way to disbarment, permanent disbarment, rudy giuliani already suspended but clearly on his way to permanent disbarment, and you also have this massive libel case, defamation case that dominion has against these people, and this new information makes a case that was already, it seemed, kind of solidly in dominion's favor even more so. >> yeah, i mean, donald trump hand picked a bunch of lawyers like rudy giuliani and sidney powell and linwood who kind of told him what he wanted to hear, but the striking thing is he couldn't even pick enough lawyers to believe his big lies and that's what this new story and new reporting indicates that the trump campaign itself kne

respectfully of the conservative republicans who had it out with her, and marjorie taylor green, and louiert, and others. >> good afternoon, geoff. i am not surprised of the opposition from the usual suspects as you said. i think it is a thoughtful and smart decision by speaker pelosi. as you know, geoff, the vice chairs are a member of the majority party on committees, and so this decision is indicative of the fact that the house democratic caucus does not see this through the prism of politics. it is an investigation of ensuring that we get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th and that terrible day and that the assault of our democracy does not happen again. and speaker pelosi is committed to ensure accountability, and do whatever it takes to protect democracy for the american people as well as liz cheney. so this is the appointment of vice chair will underscore the bipartisan nature of this committee. it is about the truth and protecting our republic. >> as we are focusing on the committee's work, you have kevin mccarthy saying that any company who cooperates with this order to

again, i thank you, louie, for your leadership. anyone that may be listening, there's rachel within the -- silent no more awareness campaign. all of these efforts being made across the country and world to reach out to postaborted women and there is the pregnancy care centers. some 3,000 of them throughout the country that do nothing but say we love them both. we want mother and baby to be assisted. that includes after the child is born. i've gotten to know many of those people. they're mostly women who run them. it's all about love in action. and they care so completely for those women and their families. and they stay with them. some of the woman who run them are postaborted themselves. they know the agony that could occur if the abortion is procured. so the pro-life movement is all about affirming life in a nonjudgmental way. like i said, i've been in it for about half a century. we need to do more. we need to reclaim the protection of life in our law and policy. mr. gohmert: i appreciate so much my friend talking about loving t

clusters of homes on callen boulevard in daly city, this young mountain light wandered into cynthia louie's backyard early tuesday morning. it appeared to relax for a while. louise tenants spotted it first in a neighborhood alert went out just before seven. am concerned for ourselves. we're concerned for, you know the neighborhood and the neighbors next door to us, especially the one with the, uh, the child care that would be the daycare that joyce perez runs. she started phoning parents immediately. i have to call him up and do not come. there is a mountain lion next door. it's of the door. i shut the door on my side. well, neighbours scrambled police, the fire department in california fish and wildlife set up a drone to get a look. but the cat was gone. another drone went up, one that can detect heat in case the mountain line was hiding in the bushes, but no sign of it again. by 9 30. a authorities gave the all clear my best guess is that this is a young male mountain lion who's in search for new territory and food and who you know, made a wrong turn in a residential neighborhood kind of

clusters of homes on callen boulevard in daly city, this young mountain light wandered into cynthia louie's backyard early tuesday morning and appeared to relax for a while. louise tenants spotted it first in a neighborhood alert went out just before seven. am concerned for ourselves. we're concerned for, you know the neighborhood and the neighbors next door to us, especially the one with the uh, the child care that would be the daycare that joyce perez runs. she started phoning parents immediately. i have to call him up and do not come. there is a mountain lion next door. it's of the door. i shut the door on my side. well, neighbours scrambled police, the fire department in california fish and wildlife set up a drone to get a look. but the cat was gone. another drone went up, one that can detect heat in case the mountain line was hiding in the bushes, but no sign of it again. by 9 30. a authorities gave the all clear my best guess is that this is a young male mountain lion who's in search for new territory and food and who you know, made a wrong turn in a residential neighborhood kind of g

people currently facing federal charges related to january 6th, here is texas republican congressman louieohmert. >> the overwhelming number of people caught up in this, quote, unprecedented investigation, they're actually non-violent, peaceful americans. their only crime was supporting donald trump. >> north carolina congressman madison pushing the rioters defense narrative further, labeling them political hostages. >> we have people held in solitary confinement who are having their rights stripped away from them. not capable to have someone come represent them, political hostages. >> echoing him, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who for months has taken up the cause of making baseless allegations regarding the treatment of capitol riot detainees saying in an email to "the new york times" there's a two-track justice system in america and the treatment of the j6 prisoners proves it. just how pervasive is this sentiment among republicans on capitol hill? politico this week quoted one sitting gop lawmaker who spoke on the condition of anonymity. quote, the majority of the republ

while this device came into fashion it in the guillotine, originally was called the louie's that, yesot strike fear in you disintegrated i'm going to send you there but the man who created and two on louis created a physician for more humane way in which to execute those who are guilty of crime against the state. they were tired of the beheadings with axes or the drawing and it the reason it requires the game of guillotine, there was a doctor who was against the death penalty and thought this should be if you must put people to death because it's much more human way of putting them to death so thus the guillotine in the first person to be executed by the guillotine was actually how a man and that soon they began executing those who are against the public any course the king and the queen shortly thereafter find themselves on the wrong end of the guillotine and in fact, this is in january of 1793. the cane doing the 16th was beheaded. europe is invading france and they don't want the ideas of liberty and equality and fraternity to come contagious and come to their country. so they are

while this device came into fashion it in the guillotine, originally was called the louie's that, yesot strike fear in you disintegrated i'm going to send you there but the man who created and two on louis created a physician for more humane way in which to execute those who are guilty of crime against the state. they were tired of the beheadings with axes or the drawing and it the reason it requires the game of guillotine, there was a doctor who was against the death penalty and thought this should be if you must put people to death because it's much more human way of putting them to death so thus the guillotine in the first person to be executed by the guillotine was actually how a man and that soon they began executing those who are against the public any course the king and the queen shortly thereafter find themselves on the wrong end of the guillotine and in fact, this is in january of 1793. the cane doing the 16th was beheaded. europe is invading france and they don't want the ideas of liberty and equality and fraternity to come contagious and come to their country. so they are

clusters of homes on kellen boulevard in daly city, this young mountain light wandered into cynthia louie's backyard early tuesday morning. it appeared to relax for a while. louise tenants spotted it first in a neighborhood alert went out just before seven. am concerned for ourselves. we're concerned for, you know the neighborhood and the neighbors next door to us, especially the one with the. the child care that would be the daycare that joyce perez runs. she started phoning parents immediately. i have to call him up and they do not come. there is a mountain lion next door. so the door i shut the door on my side. well, neighbours scrambled police, the fire department in california fish and wildlife sent up a drone to get a look. but they can't was gone. another drone went up one that can detect heat in case the mountain line was hiding in the bushes, but no sign of it again by 9 30 authorities gave the all clear my best guess is that. this is a young male mountain lion who's in search for new territory and food and who made a wrong turn in our residential neighborhood kind of got stuck and

clusters of homes on kellen boulevard in daly city, this young mountain light wandered into cynthia louie's backyard early tuesday morning. it appeared to relax for a while. louise tenants spotted it first in a neighborhood alert went out just before seven. am concerned for ourselves. we're concerned for, you know the neighborhood and the neighbors next door to us, especially the one with the. the child care that would be the daycare that joyce perez runs. she started phoning parents immediately. i have to call him up and they do not come. there is a mountain lion next door. so the door i shut the door on my side. well neighbours scrambled police, the fire department in california fish and wildlife sent up a drone to get a look. but the cat was gone. another drone went up, one that can detect heat in case the mountain line was hiding in the bushes, but no sign of it again. by 9 30 authorities gave the all clear my best guess is that this is a young male mountain lion who's in search for new territory and food and who you know, made a wrong turn in a residential neighborhood kind of got stuc

democratic nomination i guess in june of 2008, he gave a speech on the scale, sort of even topped louie the 15's after me the deluge. in obama's case after me the oceans subside. basically he says, people will look back at this day and remember this is the day the oceans stopped rising, right? and there's hubris on full display. so, he's consumed by climate change. and it's antecedent and there he is he buys a $12 million beach front home, doesn't he worry about appearances? you and i would. he's beyond worry about appearances because he's untouchable. and so, one wag after he buys it on, you know, commenter on one of these on-line sites says, well, i guess he did stop the seas from rising after all. [laughter] >> and that's the life of the obamas, and sorry, you don't get to live it. thank you all for having me. [applause] [inaudible] >> go ahead. yeah, camera off? yeah. >> okay. >> i brought up in the introduction that jack has done more than write books and investigate journalism. he was heavily involved in a lot of dinner projects. in his previous book unmasking obama, he talks abou

and vanita louie we know has been an incredible involved person in san francisco in so many differentteresting because vanita is involved with the chinatown rotary club and you know all the work they do to support businesses, to give out scholarships and even recently the mask and the ppe that you provided, donated to c.y.c. and other organizations. that has been incredible. i don't know if you noticed, but vanita is always involved with great organizations and one of my favorite is gung moon and i know one of your dogs did a photo shoot at this park. and gung moon recognized your work. she's a dog mom. i'm a plant mom. and i'm proud of that. she has been a big supporter of our parks and advocate of open space and play space for dogs in san francisco, but also an advocate for doing great things for people and making san francisco a better place. as a small business owner, she knows the challenges of what small businesses deal with in san francisco, but she always has a moment when anyone usuallies and her to get involved in something as long as it's a good cause, she will dedicate her

louie. >> he still is. >> reporter: clair is so attached to remy, she changed jobs. >> the issue wasthe four-legged co workers. like stacy's dog. a pro at office culture. >> i have been bringing pim since the day i got her. she is og, office dog for a long time. she is one of the better co workers i have. >> i bet she never returns an email? >> no. >> reporter: here opposites attract. the mastif and the pomeranian keep people in line. >> it feels relaxing to claim that time with your dog and go on walks or play downstairs. >> reporter: companies are no longer barking up the wrong tree. 10% of americans say their workplace is making changes to allow dogs. alex manages the pet needs at bark. >> some people carry briefcases to work. some people carry backpacks. what do you have? >> a treat dispenser. >> reporter: supply stations when things get ruff. >> we have things here like paper towels and essentials. first aid kits. >> it is not all fun. >> she's off to a meeting. >> they have schedules to keep. >> they get to meet a client. >> reporter: capote helps richard in his job as chief pe