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joining us now, retired wisconsin sheriff and former president of the sheriff's association dave mahoneypolice leaders for community safety. >> can you just break down for folks at home, how your group differs from other police groups, your group is the police leaders for community safety. the distinction, and what drove you to this endorsement? >> well thank you and good morning to you and your viewers. thanks for the invitation to join you today. police leaders for community safety is comprised of police executives, police chiefs around the country, who have gathered because of the need to change legislation and strengthen laws within the books, and bring our community, our nation, together. that was the impetus of the formation of our team. many of us have worked together our entire careers. and as a result, we were formed in 2021, formally announced in 2022. and made our endorsement here just a couple of weeks ago as a result of our candidate assessment immunity, making that recommendation, and recommending it to the board. >> sheriff, i want to understand more about what that assess

we have two incredible mayors, rare ja mes mahoney, treasury, ironworkers. rod nuremberg and justin bibb. and we are joined by james mahoney, treasurer ironworkers. we will dive right in. we are going to highlight what the bipartisan infrastructure law has done for our country. donald trump talked about infrastructure week. joe biden delivered and we will get to hear real stories. we are hopeful we will get ideas for your communities about how to implement these historic investments in a way that maximizes benefits for your community and the people doing the work and share some good stories. so we will begin with mayor nuremberg. if you could give us an update on what is happening in san antonio with the bipartisan infrastructure law. >> sure. good morning everyone. again, thank you very much to the democratic mayor's association for having us out and having some substantial conversations about how cities are moving our communities forward. i do want to thank our college from our union brothers and sisters, as well as justin bibb, my brother-mayor from cleve

other officials such as israel's prime minister says that they did have involvement by me mahoney. in the last few days, we inflicted them hezbollah, a sequence of blows that he did not imagine. if his bullet has not understood the message, i promise you will understand the message we are determined to return our residence in the north, safely to their homes. were looking at is a massive attack, which was indiscriminate towards hezbollah members as well as civilians. the mass of attacks resulted in an overwhelmed health infrastructure within the country, hospitals were overruns, the doctors was working around the clock for a number of days. and that also resulted in the backlog of patients that the health industry is trying to sort out. how about we also understand that while this is happening, lebanon is holding funerals for those that were killed in the page of blasts of the people of livid on say that they are standing strong, that they will stay resilience. and these attacks will not wavered. their drive no matter how much they strike us, we do not waver. we remain steadfast an

by me mahoney. in recent days, we haven't afflicted a series of blows and hezbollah that he never imagined it has. paula has not understood the message. i promise you, it will understand that we are, is there any forces are killed at least 16 palestinians and attacks across guys since don't. and then also strike it, a school housing people and all shot a refugee camp. at least 7 people were killed and many others were wounded, including children. on saturday, israel attacked another school in gaza. city getting 22 people. and eastern and ron, at least $51.00 people of thoughts of being killed in an explosion that a coal mine. it's believed have been caused by a leak of me thing. gas. so miners are still trapped. the death toll is expected to rise about 70 people are said to be working the time sim card and we were in the mine working suddenly there was smoke rising. then i noticed i have difficulty breathing. i jumped off from the workshop and i scrambled until i reached somewhere safe. my friends r

today, including barbara and alex boughey, michael crow, troy henley, patricia houston and jolene mahoney. welcome. a big thank you to all members of the richard nixon foundation in the audience. i know there are many here today, especially our presidents club members. we cannot host these renowned speakers and events without your support. so thank you. our distinguished guest today is neil gorsuch, associate justice of the supreme court of the united states, a colorado native. justice gorsuch served as a judge on the us court of appeals for the 10th circuit before his appointment to the supreme court by president donald j. trump in 2017. he has also worked as a senior official at the justice department, where he helped oversee its civil litigating divisions. as a partner at a law firm, a law professor and as a law clerk for justices byron white and anthony kennedy. his new book, which you all have in your hands, is overruled. the human toll of too much law. it just hit stores this week and is sure to be his second bestseller. following his 29 book, 2019 book, a republic if you can keep i

says san rafael is just weeks away from establishing a city sanctioned camp for the unhoused along mahoney creek, with health and housing assistance. >> we take a holistic trauma informed, human centered approach to our work in homelessness, and we don't target individuals one by one. >> the city says rivera, has been offered housing assistance in the past, but declined. the city offered you housing. permanent housing would you take it? >> if they put it right there in my where my home used to be. >> until the judge's ruling, rivera says he'll stay here on library grounds. >> i don't use drugs. i don't drink alcohol. >> human beings cannot be made to play a game of musical chairs when it comes to where they live. >> in san rafael. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> coming up next, seven on your side investigates a woman who received dozens of credit cards with other people's names. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. enjoy the warmth and the sunshine because gusty, cooler weather is coming our way. even a chance of showers. i'll show you the timeline coming up with power you can count on

today, including barbara and alex boughey, michael crow, troy henley, patricia houston and jolene mahoney. welcome. a big thank you to all members of the richard nixon foundation in the audience. i know there are many here today, especially our presidents club members. we cannot host these renowned speakers and events without your support. so thank you. our distinguished guest today is neil gorsuch, associate justice of the supreme court of the united states, a colorado native. justice gorsuch served as a judge on the

says san rafael is just weeks away from establishing a city sanctioned camp for the unhoused along mahoney creek, with health and housing assistance. >> we take a holistic trauma informed, human centered approach to our work in homelessness, and we don't target individuals one by one. >> the city says rivera, has been offered housing assistance in the past, but declined. the city offered you housing. permanent housing. would you take it? >> if they put it right there in my where my home used to be until the judge's ruling, rivera says he'll stay here on library grounds. i don't use drugs. i don't drink alcohol. >> human beings cannot be made to play a game of musical chairs. when it comes to where they live. >> in san rafael. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> after a year of work and a billion dollar investment, the iconic transamerica pyramid is welcoming back san franciscans to its public spaces. now back in 2020, a luxury real estate development firm bought the building and they started renovations. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn had a chance to check out the new look. suzanne

today, including barbara and alex boughey, michael crow, troy henley, patricia houston and jolene mahoney. welcome. a big thank you to all members of the richard nixon foundation in the audience. i know there are many here today, especially our presidents club members. we cannot host these renowned speakers and events without your

today, including barbara and alex boughey, michael crow, troy henley, patricia houston and jolene mahoney. welcome. a big thank you to all members of the richard nixon foundation in the audience. i know there are

honey mahoney, joining us not from dated by the, from central guys a honey. so that campaign is underway for a 3rd day. now, how is the rollout going of the will, according to the world health organization, it has reached out to a quarter of the total number of, of children that are supposed to be vaccinated here in the central area. that isn't estimated by a 161000 children across then for that. but let me tell you this right here at this health facility, along with a health lock the hospital here, we've seen a significant a drop in the number of parents added children showing up here at the 3 tents that are set up here inside the hospital for vaccination, giving the level of fear and a state of kind of caused by the unpredictable here is practically right. do you meet or is that we from where these then started up here behind me at the facility, just a few meters away from the gates of the hospital just that made it very difficult to meet the parents and that, you know, worried about approaching this a health facility and come for vaccination, same, same si

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