so commissioner louie, you're going to light the candle so i'm going to read a little prayer. as we light this candle may we honor and pay contribute to the larry griffin, rec and parks. and symbolizes the life of larry in spirit and serves as a remriender that the love and be loved larry griffin will live in our hearts and minds and work forever. thank you, madam vice president. >> thank you, commissioner jupiter jones. >> now is it more appropriate. there is surely so many wonderful things that is head and that we'll hear today about larry but i want to reflect on how much he loved this city. he loved this city, the time that i got to learn from him, was cut short was reflecting on what you share of his memory as a blessing and i learned so much from him in that short time about how to care deeply and passionately about everyone in this city. and he taught me to consider always, everyone and i i will hold that with me as i opinion to work on behalf of the city that we all love so much. so i'm really grateful for that time. and he will be missed but he will be with us. >> in

if a president louie rebellious on the far right, has come under fire for kissing stall, play a jenny her most so on the mouth without consent during the middle ceremony. most the latest said she does not like the just you will be alice 1st quote, he's critics idiots. but has since said, i was completely wrong. and i have to admit this. and ones that are football in use now. and manchester united say their play, amazing greenwood will leave the club. despite being cleared off, attempted rape and collision charges women ticket holders and domestic violence activists had condemned the premier league side for parents. the setting, the stage for queen was for 10 to 21 year old, was implicated in the sold off to an online posting, but denied or charges he days admitted to mistakes that lead to the images that was post charges with trucks in february of to prosecute assigned to the book full of witnesses for trial. that's all finality to view business. of course clover is up next. i'll see you at the top. the next hour by the dispute is sandita. wayne's rust eats away every 6 months. never

louie o'connell, thank you very much. we appreciate your time.eo of strategic metals. >>> coming up, entertainment-flation. consumers of all income levels cutting back a bit. we'll tell you where consumers still think that, oh, boy, i'm going to spend big bucks and where they are cutting back. programming note, robert f. kennedy jr. will join last call tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. >>> inflation is affecting prices of pretty much everything these days including entertainment. julia boorstin has been crunching the numbers of where consumers are still willing to shell out big bucks and, i don't know, where they are cutting back as well. >> there is definitely fun-flation and definitely higher than the 3.2% cpi reported in july. resale tickets have seen the biggest sleep. average jumped 27% from 2022 and 95% from pre-pandemic levels according to see the geek. but thanks to the draw of taylor swift and beyonce, people are paying

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

movies today , among them red and hafari will be broadcast on tv for the first time, the animation of louie and luka on a mission to the moon at 9 channel 5 broadcasts, this film is about my friend, who dreams of traveling to the moon. red alert is also broadcast at 14:30 on channel 3. in this film, in strong english, black villagers who oppose the passage of the gas pipeline in georgia are massacred. the black hat will be broadcasted at 19:00 on the show network there is a cyber attack on two chinese and american power plants, in which the americans help the chinese to trap the cyber hacker . a man is under pressure from a drilling company to sell land and a house in the forest. four airs on network show 22 bullets airs at 9:00 p.m. it is about a retired criminal who is left to die with 22 bullets in his body by his childhood in the middle of the vietnam war . the story of the movie apocalypse now is sheltered in the jungles of cambodia at 23:00, it will be broadcast on farat network as a fork. master commander will also be broadcast on show channel at 23:00. the film is about the captain

load to the tv frame the animation of louie and luca on a mission to the moon will be broadcast on channel 5 at 9 o'clock. this film is about my friend danger, who dreams of traveling to the moon . red alert will be broadcast on channel 3 at 2:30 p.m. villagers opposed to the passage of the gas pipeline in georgia are massacred. black hat will be broadcast on the show network at 19:00. the story is about a cyber attack on two chinese and american power plants, and in which the americans help the chinese to catch a cyber hacker . a man is hired by a company. excavation to sell land and forest house is under pressure, this is the story of the movie digger is broadcast on channel four at 8:30 p.m. the network airs 22 bullets at 9 p.m. it's about a retired criminal who is left to die with 22 bullets in his body by his childhood friend in the middle of the vietnam war. the group has taken refuge in the jungles of cambodia with irrational decisions . this is the story of the movie "apocalypse now" which will be broadcast on fraser network as futki at 23:00. who with his friend to research on dif

thanks for rail williams at louie vito. celebrity to posed with it, run tv ads and stick the image on a giant billboard. but that was on the age before social media it started back in 2008 when instagram was invented, really. vanessa is the new york times fashion critic.— really. vanessa is the new york times fashion critic. once upon a time we got _ times fashion critic. once upon a time we got most _ times fashion critic. once upon a time we got most of _ times fashion critic. once upon a time we got most of our - times fashion critic. once upon a. time we got most of our consumer information from magazines. social media allowed to reclamation between influencers and consumers. the floodgates _ influencers and consumers. the floodgates opened. for the stars she said it's about more than money. the celebrities said it's about more than money. tue: celebrities want more said it's about more than money. tue celebrities want more input. they don'tjust want to celebrities want more input. they don't just want to be celebrities

in the meantime, red alert and hafar will be broadcasted on tv for the first time, the animation of louie and luca on a mission to the moon will be broadcasted on channel 5 at 9 o'clock. about my friend, it is dangerous that they dream of traveling to the moon . red alert will be broadcast on channel 3 at 2:30 pm. a film about a cyber attack on two chinese power plants is broadcast on the show network it is america, and the americans are helping the chinese to catch a cyber hacker. a man is being pressured by a drilling company to sell his land and house in the forest. this is the story of the movie seven bars, which will be broadcast at 20:30 on channel 4. airs 22 bullets at 9 p.m. it's about a retired criminal who is left to die by his childhood friend with 22 bullets in his body . in the middle of the vietnam war, the squad leader takes refuge in the jungles of cambodia with irrational decisions. this is the story of the movie ankh al-akhlazaman, which will be released at 23:00 on the network forky's face will be aired. master commander will also be aired at 23:00 on the show network.

in the world's top museums to his high profile collaboration with louie viton -- louis vuitton, his work is immediately recognizable. the artist gave france 24's reporter a tour. ♪ >> he's a japanese rock star artist. as well as collaborating with famous rock star musicians, his work has been shown all over the world including in france. let's go meet the king of pop art. this is amazing. congratulations. you're one of the most famous japanese artists in the world. does the opening of a new show still stress you out? >> very much. i have very much stress. >> it's a beautiful show. >> thank you. >> focusing on your monumental art. this is 23 meters long. >> i know that, yes. >> what do you like most about creating huge works of art? >> when i make a huge paint, my favorite part is here. it's hanging a wall in the gallery or museum. because in my studio it is quite tight. i cannot look at everything. now i can see everything. this is all so -- my painting looks like that. so this is over three years ago. i was pretty young. a little bit. and then i did myself the paint. >> and this is a dr

it's probably gonna take decades before this cultures, those societies, the, the certainly studies louie cool, cool, cool, cool law. what do you think you wanted a bus to? and i could also make that a jew throw up. as soon i can see the baby began to push on your store. we owned the, the single respect to lunch. and the key body felt that got a majority from the forces issue 5 months later. but she had a point where they give all you know where to get final motors back to the chevy. beloved, they'll be glad to gain. sorry, by the way we can luckily test you own a valuable dance. so they get on the goofy, the little plastic way to get, you know, the veins. so it'll be, as you need us to sort of similar to the events that are set to meet us as a change to the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the mortgage, to search as well. as for the toronto c, comfortable the product was up at the moment. this is just a waste way. of course we need the last thing was these really sounds good when we used to be you know, you mentioned we have some more or someone who is this, we would show new people to the, the

certainly studies louie cool. cool. cool. cool. la. what do you mean you wanted a bus to? and i could also make that a due throw up as soon as citibank began to push on the store. we would expect to let jane dicky, bobby felt that got a majority from the uh for to spit chatting issue 5 months later. but she had a point where they give all, you know, where to get signed every single month that has been to the chevy, beloved build, you go on to gate. sorry. by the way, again, luckily, consuming the potential legal entity, goofy. the little 5 to july where the kitchen, i know the van, so it'll be as you need us to sort of similar to the van to the set that made us change to the the, the the, the it is breaking news with a crew in the fall and here at all to international ministry latest opposed to president this old state institutions on the photos, the countries borders. it's right off to the re election will be incumbent, lead to for us, the top to the ministry says it is pregnant and that regime to it. we, the defense and security forces gathered within the community for t

have to park out on the top of the really nice i must be from the you know stuff with your shifting louie computer just restart. they froze it to flip the brush that's, i'm not sure if i use this to you in your book, i might the foster sure be a warming a couple of your don't know if i'm in the right on the front page or it's nicole image produced by style it was curious to read and someone could you just just kick you. i mean for us are almost destroyed this deals for theater or is the last the federal board, the somewhat you for you? she will let you know when you watch from the, i mean, just it's one button to go store. we learned each like i was, they come go. when you put push calling you from 100 the machine, it's on the porch that they do well. there's only a, the financial budget, the couple items that go and telephone done. and then a few of us went out on they've been on that. that'd be saturated. like gonzalez, i'm not, i'm not, but the most of the storage is actually which of them are hot shocked off of my house. i'm sending them to them. not to what are you at the football al

how about louie free putting $1 hundred thousand into joe biden's grandkids' bank account for the referencetment of justice to influence things in romania? those people are not journalists. they aren't being honest. they aren't laying it out there and it is so fundamentally wrong. boy, will they be shocked -- it is so frustrating why america is so mad at the traditional media. >> harris: i'm waiting for all of them in concert to not just mention there actually was a hunter biden laptop with a trove of information on it, but actually apologize for misleading and lying to the public. because they were complicit in that and they knew it. all right. let's move. farmers are quite angry today and really hurting over a clip circulating online of climate czar john kerry laying out how he wants to achieve net 0 emissions. >> agriculture contributes 33% of all the emissions of the world depending on how you count it. anywhere from 26 to 33 and we can't get to net 0. we don't get this job done unless agriculture is front and center as part of the solution. you just can't continue to both warm the plan

stuart: oh, louie vitton. lauren: wait, you're confusing me. i confirmed, no red bottoms. the flight was sued and class action lawsuit because of that. they've settled undisclosed some and if you took a flight in that time period and you've requested a refund and got a future credit instead, submit a claim and get cash back. stuart: fine, but i bet the lawyers took at least 30% of the takings and full expenses. don't start. meanwhile the faa acknowledging the depths of air traffic control issues. lauren: they are saying airlines can continue to fly less or reduced schedule this summer with no penalty. typically if an airline scales back their travel, they lose a landing spot in new york or dc. this is a huge deal. the faa saying we don't have enough air traffic controllers, it's not your fault. keep through october your reduced schedules, no penalty. stuart: where is pete buttigieg? lauren: asking that a lot. stuart: thanks, lauren. at least 55 people dead after wild fires spread across the island of maui and latest on the service connected and have rescue mission. donald

commissioner louie. >> so -- the small boat harbor there is a public meeting it be held on wednesday, august 23rd and this is 6 p.m. to 7:30 at the mosconi rec center and again a second meeting for those who can't make the wednesday meeting on saturday at 2 p.m. so, i plan to attends both. and go to marina green and like to hear more about the expansion and the clean up. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> seeing no other comments. do we are public comment on commissioners matters. public ment is closed. item 10 new business. anything from the commissioners? >> okay. any public comment on item 10 in seeing none public ment is closed. item 11 communications. any public ment on item 11. why public ment is closed. weer item 12, adjournment. adjourn in the memory of nancy parwarmall. >> all in favor. >> thank you one and all. >> (indiscernible) i just know it. excuse me boys, but does anybody have sun block to block this skin from the sun? >> yes. that's right, i need to get my (indiscernible) >> many of us last summer (indiscernible) reapplying sun screen is like getting the second

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. >> hi, i'm louie. >> reporter: louie has a recipe for success. >> try your best to dedicate a space off to school. >> make sure that you let them see their lunch box before they start school. few days before school starts practice and make sure they know how to unlatch your lunch box and open it up. >> joining us here live to offer a few more tips. our lily payne, sara osbun and kelly fifer. kelly, let's start with you. i love the color. it is orange. my daughter's favorite color is orange. i get the incorporation of that. talk about how to entice your kids into eating those fruits and veggies. >> i love colorful foods. i has to be simple. i'm a busy mom. mornings are crazy. i don't have time. my go to move since 2016 have been the crinkle cutter and the star cutout. really simple but really bring some beauty to the lunch box. >> you crinkle cut all your veggies and star cutted everything. >> yes. you can crinkle cut carrots, watermelon, even avocado, apples, anything. and it's quick. >> let's talk about this. lunch boxes. we use one of these at home but getting it open they have a

tough, though -- desantis might get estee lauder, but the ex-president has already locked up "big louie'sustrial face caulk and cake frost." [laughter] your face will look like a cake. reportedly, desantis has been pitching himself to donors as a no-drama candidate, but even in private, he's still scared to go directly after the guy he's trying to beat. one donor said, "from what i've heard, he does not say the ex-president is drama and chaos. he just says he's not." that's the kinda big bad tough guy talk that makes a real leader! remember the words of teddy roosevelt, speak softly, and... actually, just do that. of course, one of desantis's signature achievements is being mean to disney for supporting the lgbtq community. [booing] because to punish disney for speaking up against his "don't say gay" law, desantis took away disney's special tax status and appointed a board of hand-picked right-wing goons to oversee the governance of disney world. but it turns out he tangled with the wrong mouse, because before desantis's new board could even get started, disney stripped the board of power

and i threw it on the table. [ laughter ] and that was like louie walking into their - >> seth: yeah. know, i would assume it was obviously a little bit different when you come around to "it's always sunny." but, i -- you can't have imagined when you started doing that show that it would be on for 16 seasons >> no. >> seth: i mean, what an accomplishment >> no, but, you know, i saw the -- john landgraf was fx he sent me eight episodes of this show that had been done that was "always sunny." the guys did it -- charlie, and glenn, and rob, and kaitlin. and i thought it was great and then awhile went by and i just said, you know, i just gave him my opinion of the show, that it was -- i thought it was a terrific show. and then like a few months went by, and they said, "would you consider being on it?" and i said, well, if they write a -- you know, a part that was, like, organic in the show, that i was, you know, in a good -- that was funny, and all of this. and then i said, "well, what -- what part would i play on that show that would really be believable?" and i'm kaitlin and dennis's da

. >> reporter: about an hour away louie was doing his own work removing the desert that had washed overis property. now more of a nuisance than a disaster was the story in most places as the flood waters disappeared into the desert. almost as fast as they arrived. >> it's gone. it's gone. if it's going to damage your place it's going to be quick. [ laughter ] >> the trailer. >> reporter: this is a region that knows heavy rains, but not in august. and in some cases, not like this. >> no. never in my life. only mexico. [ laughter ] yeah, mexico. >> reporter: the city crews that are cleaning up the mess here are being nice enough to take some of what washed away and deposit it back on the properties so they have a little help in patching occupy the holes here. that is pretty good example of what i have seen in this area of southern california. a bit of a mess, but not exactly damage. all of the water channels and spillways pushed to their limit. but not exactly blowing over the limit and causing serious problems. the real novelty of course here is that this has happened in august when ever

. >> reporter: about an hour away, louie was doing his own clean-up work removing the desert that hadd over his property. now more of a nuisance than a disaster was the story in most places as the flood waters disappeared into the desert almost as fast as they arrived. >> it's gone. it's gone. if it's going to damage your place, it's going to be quick. [ laughter ] >> the trailer. >> reporter: this is a region that knows heavy rains, but not in august. and in some cases, not like this. >> no. never in my life. only mexico. [ laughter ] yeah, mexico. >> reporter: the city crews that are cleaning up the mess here are being nice enough to take some of what washed away and deposit it back on the properties so they have a little help in patching up the holes here. now this is a pretty good example of what i have seen in this area of southern california. a bit of a mess, but not exactly damage. all of the water channels and spillways pushed to their limit. but not exactly blowing over the limit and causing serious problems. the real novelty of course here is that this has happened in august

part of this lie, and he's a letter to you, remember i'm not like looking, but take the assurance of louie's respect and so on fun. almost commented. yes, that repeat us, but in fact here uh, it's very bad to have a trojan horse of europe on the border of your country. this is me about poland. yes, this is the thing with which the states weaken and destroy their allies. and putin actually has hygiene. yes, decide anyway. you know that we do not know how to get out, yes, here, well, look what is really happening today right next to us. yes , a new hotbed of tension , aggressive tension, is emerging. yes, they absolutely rightly said that they would escalate, but they won’t take real steps against us , it’s possible, yes, there is a big question plus there is a law. let 's not forget that polish citizens can actually hold different states. yes, in fact, the institution has been legalized in the locality. right? yes, ukraine as a protector? yes, that's right, at the expense of what, at the expense of what, will all this be implemented at the expense of what resources? but not polish, right? the

thanks for watching louie anderson's real world and a massive thanks to all our guests this week.want to fill it full of common sense, then please let us know on gbviews@gbnews.com. but next week got some brilliant week we've got some brilliant guests. we've got the leader of ukip, and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british olympian and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british olympian gymnaste got british olympian gymnast lisa . >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. it's a bank holiday for many and the weather is going to be mixed. there'll be some sun, there'll be some heavy showers. never particularly warm. monday does look many. we've got look dry for many. we've got high pressure nearby, but for the low pressure is the time being, low pressure is still dominating and been still dominating and it's been generating heavy showers generating some

thanks for watching louie anderson's real world and a massive thanks to all our guests this week.u want to fill it full of common sense, then please let us know on gbviews@gbnews.com. but next week got some brilliant week we've got some brilliant guests. we've got the leader of ukip, and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british olympian and we've guests. we've got the leader of uki|british olympian gymnaste got british olympian gymnast lisa . >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. it's a bank holiday for many and the weather is going to be mixed. there'll be some sun, there'll be some heavy showers. never particularly warm. monday does look many. we've got look dry for many. we've got high pressure nearby, but for the low pressure is the time being, low pressure is still dominating and been still dominating and it's been generating heavy showers generating so

series included (inaudible) walton the president of san francisco board of supervisors and tracey louie who talked about the transition during work and the government to the private sector. this summer our coheart studied implicit biased juplied the research to the sfpd policy within the area of foot pursuits. the culmination of research lead or cohort to draft a policy proposal for the police commission. this presentation will be streamed at the police commission this september. our cohort had many appearances at events like juneteenth in support of mayor breed and swearing in of the new police commissioner. during these events we gained more insight into how government officials get sworn in. >> at the dpa interns had the opportunity to work with investigator jz attorneys also our mentors. they provided us with many opportunities including the opportunity to sit in on interview with complainant. we saw first hand how investigators listened to both parties and act as a medator. in this interview the complaint said many thirngs i did not understand. but once the interview ended my mento

i'm still here with little louie schaefer and the acceptable face of womankind , cressida wetton. womankind wetton. we're going to kick off with the independent on sunday. i see the migrant has been resolved i >> -- >> and you know what? the last time i think we were together, i said discussing said we shouldn't be discussing the crisis because the migrant crisis because it's basically no basically stagnated. there's no consensus just two consensus anyway, just two migrants to eu under migrants deported to eu under post—brexit deal. a deal post—brexit deal. it was a deal which i didn't even know about that in 19 2020, 21. that that said in 19 2020, 21. that said, any migrant that's been deemed to have come from a safe country or not a dangerous place. so they're not like an asylum seekers because they've beenin asylum seekers because they've been in a safe country, could be returned. >> well, that's the point is that not it's not even the country . it's if country of origin. it's if they've gone through through it. so any of the of the so any of the any of the migrants gone through so any o

as of february 15, louie's peer 47 owed a little over 500,000 in past due rent and interest. and the port would begin seeking new tenants after approval of proposed termination agreements. as shown lieu would pay a it00,000 in exchange for 514,346 in waved rent and interest. and pom pay grado would pay exchange fee. the net cost would be 650,000. pomgrotto has already agreed to transfer the frort which is estimated to be at about 12 2000. we were unable to validate this estimate we discussed a policy because the port recovers the portion of the rent due. the mutual termination also avoids the potential of tenant declaring bankrupt which will result in little to no paid back rent. and in june of 202 2, board of supervisors approved a termination agreement between the port and alioto fish company. they paid 250,000 and forfeited a 25,000 900 security dop in support of the port waving rent and late fees. we do recommend approval. >> thank you. may seem irrelevant but quick questions about alioto, it was closed as well but we don't think we have a new tenant. >> no, we don't. we'

mine's just happen to be louie vuitton. [ laughter ] see, i can't talk when i date women now becauseere going to live right now? >> well, in my life i have had a lot of physical trauma i played high school football. i broke my leg the bone popped out. then i got hit by a truck. my femur was crushed brain -- i broke every bone a lot. now i want to have fun sometimes you got to take it too far just to have fun so that's what i named it because i want to have some fun. >> are you worried about -- like there is cancel culture everywhere are you worried about that >> no, i'm not scared. there is no place in comedy for that on the stage is where you should be able to say what you want to say. if i say something that you don't like you can't cancel me. why? for what i'm just speaking my mind. that's the beauty of doing stand-up comedy. you get to say what you're feeling and what you're thinking and sometimes what you're thinking. >> and you get a lot of laughs. >> absolutely. >> this comedy special covers a lot of things. you are dating in your 50s, mr. tracy morgan. >> i'm dating in my 50s

louie a wheel chair use and tenderloin dent the threat is important it takes me out of the tenderloin and i go to the ocean. this is a rider i met waiting for the 38 and not able to get their name or deep in detail there is of a language barrier but we were able to talk about the fact is this would speed update bus and was excite body that. san francisco is a congested city better to avoid traffic downtown people are being killed. directors -- on the crosswalk and fourth. it was in the a hard and fast will never be count in the vision zero. she was, sorry. okay. good afternoon will directors i'm audrey a resident of the richmond and [inaudible] volunteered for safer and faster gear and he took time top bed where the merchants were coming from which i asked where do majority of customers come. some walk, transit used by seniors and in boy cars. i believe this is in line with when the sfmta survey said. walking around i noticed something critical. this were clement eating geary's lunch. the painful real wragz is what when i walk on fweer teis loud. it is difficult to explore and pend my

you know, at this convention i was at, the folks going on stage, louie gohmert, a little clownish, but't consider electability because the doj is going after anybody. the doj is corrupt." people were clapping and going along with that. here's the problem, is that even up to nikki haley, desantis, ramaswamy obviously, they are all echoing that talking point for trump. they're all saying that this is a corrupt investigation. you know, it would help to make the argument that trump electable, to make the argument it is not practical to go with him if his opponents would start at least, you know, cutting out this b.s., that this is an unfair investigation, the doj is so corrupt that they'll go after any republican. the doj is not going after ron desantis or mike pence or nikki haley. so the whole talking point is b.s., but the voters believe it. fox and trump's own opponents are helping them believe it by continuing to advance that message. if they stopped that and made a practical case against trump, yeah, maybe you start to see a little bit more movement. >> long way to go. we'll keep ope