malcolm: gold teeth. >> gold teeth.colm: extracted from corpses in the gas chamber before they were incinerated. >> there's a particular sound here that the boy hears. it's a rhythm of his daily life. malcolm: the suggestion, that is the sound of the furnaces working overtime to eviscerate evidence of the nazis' crimes. >> i made something here with my fireplace and some tubes to fan the flames in a microphone, and i layered that up to become a thicker, bigger sound. malcolm: which provides the backdrop to one of the movie's most powerful scenes. it's the end of the day and he's in his garden having a cigarette. >> this is the the sound of, you know what happened afterwards. this is, think, just over the garden wall with the crematoria and the gas chambers. malcolm: burn had to track down a vintage nazi motorcycle to add one key detail. >> they used to run motorbikes at auschwitz in order to preserve the sanity of the guards -- malcolm: to drown out the screams. >> absolutely, yes. malcolm: as awards season reaches its

malcolm: yes i am. public space. >> we are here to support people who have been massacred and murdered, children and babies, and you are here sticking that in people's faces. don't you think that is disgraceful? malcolm: i am merely asking a question. >> you came and picked on this man. malcolm: no i didn't. police ushered us away, because here, asking questions risks a breach of the peace. for the pbs "newshour," i'm malcolm brabant. ♪ amna: the foreign policy focus of president biden's state of the union address tonight will be on israel and ukraine. and he'll present himself as a steady steward of american interests around the world, drawing a contrast between his approach and former president trump's. a new book examines how president biden's foreign policies break, but sometimes embrace, his predecessor's. here's nick schifrin with more. nick: when joe biden became president, he proudly declared, america is back. he and his administration believe that former president donald trump and his administr

clark from cancer research _ four nations malcolm clark from cancer research uk, _ four nations malcolmk from - cancer research uk, really going out to have a good news story about cancer deaths falling but we can't rest on our laurels. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. you may have noticed things feeling a little milder out there today. certainly temperatures have been on the rise, but we're paying for it because it's another fairly cloudy day for many of us with outbreaks of rain, too. this is the picture in bedfordshire. we have had some spells of hazy sunshine in the south and the east, but really through the rest of today, showery rain affecting much of the uk. but it is certainly feeling mild, particularly in the south. that's down to the fact that we've got the air coming in from the southwest, this warm front sitting across parts of scotland in particular. a cold front does follow on behind, so something a little cooler and showery later in the day, particularly out towards the west. but we could see 16, possibly 17 degrees in the warmest spots across parts of eastern englan

thank you for your time, malcolm, - can just do on-the-fly., we like to focus on ukraine on this programme and keep you up to pace on what is happening, and there's a lot tonight, getting into that right after this. hello there, good evening. it's been another really quite wet day for many of us, particularly across england and wales. in fact, parts of south—east england have already seen their average march rainfall. we're not yet halfway through the month. a lot of saturated ground out there. and although the air is milder as we head through the rest of the week, there will be further spells of rain at times, especially in the north and the west. and if we just take a look at the rainfall accumulation chart for the rest of the week, most spots are in for another 20 to 30 millimetres, but parts of north—west england and north—west wales could see as much as 70 to 80 millimetres of rainfall, so it willjust add to the risk of localised flooding, and there are already plenty of flood warnings in place. that's also partly due to the spring tides

malcolm, thank you, kristina parker, thank you.rtsinevelos now looking at the biggest movers as we head into the closer. kristina? >> a tech conference in san francisco today, the ceo of fox, lockwood murdoch says that he anticipates 5 million customers will sign up to the fox disney and warner brothers joint adventure. all in the first five years of its launch. the issue in the platform, it would include espn plus. any layer tv networks that carry sports program. murdoch expects the sports streaming venture to be incremental to its existing revenue base. fox shares about 1% warner bros., 6% for wall disney, going up almost two. doordash and lift shares are higher after upgrading both stocks individually, maybe working together. this energy makes sense, given doordash and the delivery company lyft, -- they also think that lyft is becoming increasingly competitive with but uber. scott? >> we will be back to you shortly. we are just getting started. next, shopping for upside, the number one ranked retail analyst on wall street. we ar

good morning malcolm hanky. good morning malcolm, good see you, you malcolm, good to see you, you would have looked at this event yesterday through slightly different to rest of different eyes to the rest of us, because you understand a lot more these structures. was more about these structures. was it be expected that it would it be expected that when concrete pillar on when the concrete pillar on a structure like that is hit, that the entirety of that structure would collapse , well, there's a would collapse, well, there's a there's a couple of factors to answer that question , i suppose. answer that question, i suppose. bev, i think the first issue is you've got to remember , this you've got to remember, this bndge you've got to remember, this bridge was conceived back in 1977, and the standards of bndge 1977, and the standards of bridge design at that particular point were very much different to, to the than they are today, one thing that that i would note from the, from the pictures that we saw is that the,

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] [music] hi. i'm san francisco mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years of dedicated service as a broadcast channel for our vibrant city. you played a critical role during the pan dem and i can worked keep residents informed. adapted to changing situations that allowed our residents to engage and participate in government. thank you for 3 decades of informing and inspiring and connect the people of san francisco as the voice that [music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ears and have a huge group of locers who live here. we are their living room and love to see them on a regular basis and seek newcomers to the city of san fran

james baldwin said the great civil rights leaders were medgar , martin and malcolm.l me what prompted you to write this book. guest: these leaders could not have done the work they were doing without the support and help their wives were 1950's housewives. they were the literal secretary. mrs. evers was the literal secretary. she was the person he was bouncing speeches off of. she also had to maintain the household while he is doing the dangerous work he is doing. he is a partner and supporter in his civil rights work and when he died, that is when malcolm and dr. king died, she is the one who had to write his legacy into the history books and that was the job she had to take on. host: before his murder, she was getting those death threats. guest: absolutely. this was dangerous work not just for these men but for these families. the death threats where we were going to kill your wife, your kids. the phone she did not know it was someone in distress or someone planning to murder her family. host: talk about his service and what happened when he came back. guest: he fo

james baldwin said the great civil rights leaders were medgar , martin and malcolm. host: tell me what prompted you to write this book. guest: these leaders could not have done the work they were doing without the support and help of their spouses. their wives were 1950's housewives. they were the literal secretary. mrs. evers was the literal secretary. she was the person he was bouncing speeches off of. she also had to maintain the household while he is doing the dangerous work he is doing. he is a partner and supporter in his civil rights work and when he died, that is when malcolm and dr. king died, she is the one who had to write his legacy into the history books and that was the job she had to take on. host: before his murder, she was getting those death threats. guest: absolutely. this was dangerous work not just for these men but for these families. the death threats where we were going to kill your wife, your kids. every time she picked up the phone she did not know it was someone in distress or someone planning to murder her family. host: talk about his serv

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud of you know, it's not much free left in the world anymore so we managed to do that through donations and through our gift shops. you got a real look and real appreciation of what early transit systems are like. this was the transit of the day from about 1875 to about 1893 or later, you know. cable car museum is free, come on in. take a day. come down. rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never

she says the transit company of the buddha is the only place she can survive. malcolm web address era rank south seat on the united nations is coating on the international community to take action to protect civilians in me. i'm all the special rocker to for human rights in me on law says that the ministry agenda is increasing its attacks on civilian areas on the edge countries to tyson sanctions. if we can restrict and cut access to revenue of the hood through these it targeted sanctions on banking institutions by shutting down the, the variety of ways that they're getting access to these weapons. and by virtue of of the money that they're updating and then we can stop their ability to buy these weapons. leah, veronica is stepping down as orleans prime minister lead of the governing, seen a go policy. he made the announcement only 2 years into his 2nd time as premier lead to athena gail since 2017 while returns has moved from london. it becomes a big shock. even political inside, as in dublin would fix faxing this and that announcement that came through earlier in the day that veroni

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] culture. >> well to c h f a the society of america here on a chinatown the district preserved and the history of chinatown with any person of any background is sketch plan or accepted for all people the founder help to create the studies and with a major collection on the objects that tell the material history of chinatown and so much is offend in chinatown incredible all the texture of the design a way to get from the east to the west and beyond that have an amazing institution like c h f a to >> i'm eric tanaka. fourth generation japanese american born and raised in san francisco i work for the san francisco fire department station 10, truck 10 as a firefighter. i think about my journey i think about my family. my grandfather came to san francisco in

seek shelter and neighboring child and south food on various countries facing that and challenges. malcolm webb met some of those forced to leave who were now in the board, a town of rank in south to don a 2nd. so many people who had friends killed an hourly escape getting caught in the violence themselves. people hear reporting widespread sexual violence and other kinds of rights abuse these many others can in recent weeks, fleeing here because they say the conditions are simply becoming livable. where they were coming from in costume or other open areas in saddam because it'd be cut off from food and other essential supplies. now, what are the people who been slipping to here originate from south to dawn and they left because of conflicts here, flooding or seeking economic opportunities into one's wealthy, a neighbor to the north. but since i sit on erupt into civil war, they've had to flight. how many of them are continuing that? japanese from head back to the towns and villages of origin, various seasons. jesus starts in the coming weeks and humanitarian agencies a concert limited. san

yeah. meanwhile, the southern african forces have said that they believe in the coming months malcolm web l g 0. and i wrote the can you look at the is holding is tense annual a camera festival to foster the next generation of filmmakers from the region that they have been to invite and some of the biggest names in the industries at doha to help aspiring office develop their work and just like speed reports, it's a lifeline for young palestinian filmmakers. a rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the industry. young filmmakers from across them, at least get them in touring. they need to get these stories to the wills. i think people appreciate truth more than anything else, right? that's what they cling to. that it may be that know it, but this month i may know when something is real or not. and this year on its 10th anniversary cobra, it has taken on a deeper meaning why do we celebrate the progress we have made? we had also confronted with the genocide them as a and the ongoing attempts in silencing the voice is crying out against it. it's extremely frustrating and dis

yeah. meanwhile, the southern african forces have said that they believe in the coming months. malcolm web elders, era, nairobi, kenya, ukraine says it's destroyed, and now the russian worship in the black sea sped tre spokesman, said the boat had been previously targeted, but was blowed off over night by maritime drones. and the coach straightened the crimea tropic price as this update from keith. and it does seem to be another significant claim success by ukraine, against russia's navy and against the black sea fleet. in particular, this patrol ship the surrogate co, tough was apparently in the cook's drake, that's just off the eastern coast of the crime in peninsula when it was the taxes in the early hours fields during dock this. according to a footage that we've seen on russian media, or you can see and hear what appears to be machine gun fire seemingly coming from the vessel. it is trying to fend off the attack by gro no drones this, then a logic explosion. then we have had 14 is released from ukraine's intelligence. busy and what appears to be the same attack, but from the view

and as malcolm lab reports from rank, many of the people arriving there have been displaced multiple times with no where left to run. the money is a faithful here. that's a run for their lives. several times since the dawn civil broke out to most a year ago. some of them originate from c don's capital cost to more other cities where the fighting begun. make lots of sleep, time and time again. any other people arriving here before that in many parts to see don conditions that become on livable, either that running from violence found themselves trying to survive in places which are the cost of food supplies and medical supplies. so they made the difficult decision to head south the rank in south sea, dont arriving at this transit center, which the moment has 5 times the number of people staying as a capacity and the people here were joining more than half a 1000000 of arrived in south sea dawn in the last 11 months, some of them to suit the needs of the south sea. denise who fled conflicts p as in previous yes, they've become positive. what the un says is now the world's largest displ

i'll just hear as malcolm web reports in the board of the town of rank himself. so that every morning, selma adam sends her granddaughter to maya to try and sell some of the few remaining items of clothing throughout many biases in this transit camp in south see don, i pulled in half a 1000000 people arrived here. and the last, the things to done civil war, most everyone struggling to get by the sale means to my assembly will be today if that's fine thing and see times capital cost 2 months ago to my father died soon after arriving here and left selma to look off to her grandchildren the money to use it and i got a phone kinda used to it is the con i often we arrive to, we took my son to the hospital. he'd been ill for months without any treatment. and he became, was on the journey of to 5 days in the hospital. he died, i was told to come here and register selma and her family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport to a remote loan to rescue g settlement rather of people from our community team to originally from the new the mountains into town. so that t

i'll just say it was malcolm web reports on the south that on board a town of ranks. every morning, selma adam sends her granddaughter to maya to try and sell some of the few remaining items of clothing. there aren't many buyers in this transit camp and south seat don golden hall familia. and people have arrived here in the last year. things to done civil war. almost everyone struggling to get by the sale means to minus somebody will eat today except fighting and see times capital cost 2 months ago to my father died soon after arriving here and left selma to look off to her grandchildren. the money to use it and i've got a phone. and a new one is the current i often we arrived to, we took my son to the hospital. he'd been ill for months without any treatment. and he became, was on the journey of to 5 days in the hospital. he died, i was told to come here and register selma and have family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport too long to rescue g settlement, whether a people from the community is if regionally, from the new the mountains in sit down. so that

the family hoping for the best of times, picking phones out of their hands every day as they wait. malcolm web, ouch is era rank south c done. so it's a come off to the break on christmas salumi in new york where a judge has sent in sam bagman fried for one of the largest financial frauds in history. i'll have that story coming up. c and we look at how cubis, elliptic boxing team is fighting back against, so he cannot make crosses to make it to this. he has games in paris, the tattler. they, let's get the weather full cost for south asian over the next few days. and starting with the satellite image, you can see dennis cloud lingering across the north west and also the north east to so some very heavy rain with thunder storms and the potential for some snow rolling across from i've got us down into northern areas of pockets done and we have those and that's out as well for northern areas of india as the edge friday into the weekend for the sol. so this is i'm cloudy conditions, but some pieces of rain effecting central areas remains around the west along the coast, pushing down into care t

the malcolm web address era rank south seat. on the still ahead on al jazeera release for undocumented mexican migrants after law allowing texas ways to arrest them is put on hold. and i'll, australia, and china rebuilding relations after years of tension and trade disputes the critical debate. postage farmers are angry. people of starving and we actually have to experts. oh wow. good. because we've money to buy informed athenians. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments politicians with the often in the highest level they've been using games for the policy. let me come out to him and dave, and course the rivals. inside story. on al jazeera, the colleges explode 2023. the fascination of joining us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the the welcome back. a recap of our top stories on algiers 0. these really ami says it's now killed at least 90 palestinians during an ongoing rage on i'll, she, for hospital in gaza city. is there any soldiers began their latest rates

shannon, malcolm, appreciate it. have a great weekend. >>> all right, as investors look ahead to next week's fed decision, let's bring in seth carpenter, chief global economist at morgan stanley. good to see you. i'd love to hear your playbook going into the fed meeting. did the inflation numbers this week or, you know, this month change the picture? powell has said things don't have to get much better on inflation, but they can't get much worse if we're going to get a rate cut. >> absolutely. i think inflation numbers are clearly what everyone's talking about. i think it's worth remembering that, yeah, the last two prints probably above what most people were forecasting. before that, though, to the low side, and the fed famously tries to look through some of that noise to see where things are going. and i think it's also important to remember that the print for february was lower than the print for january. so it's not as though we got this signal that all the sudden inflation is turning back up and it's going to st

wouldn't be easy for any of these people to rebuild that lives. malcolm went out to 0 rank south suit on legislatures in hong kong have fast and you national security now with top of penalties for treason, espionage and disclosing state secrets. chief executive, john lee says new powers on needed to protect hong kong status. critics say that to vague and will be used to for the defense for the sign in to defend jessica washington in hong kong legislators. me to discuss, propose national security legislation known as article 23. why you will call gone on to this home combs constitutional responsibility to an act the onto the 23 legislation under the basic law to safeguard national security. i believe everyone here the legislative council bill on the be able to take part in this historical mission. we're going talk at some it causes access treason solution and more includes provisions which allow for flux to detain suspects for up to 2 weeks without charge compared to 2 days. now, it would also give police the power to deny some suspects, access to lawyer, and create mechanisms to cance

accounts and solve, sit on your monitoring agencies, say there's a risk of an outbreak of disease malcolm lab reports from voters on a frank, the gas docks much better now then he was a few days ago. his mother brunner told us he's being treated for cerebral malaria at this hospital in south. so down they arrived here earlier this month of to fling the civil war in neighboring city. done yes. before she fled conflict in this country to go to see thousands capital cost to reach the board. a town of rank, hungry and exhausted. he became sick, he had no strength, his head was spinning and he fell down. i took them to a clinic and they gave him a proceed them off. then his entire body started shake. it was here at the hospital that they treated him for malaria. the stuff here in the children's water struggling with cases of severe malaria sepsis permit to pass among others, you say 5 to 10 children a dying here every week. with more than 8000000 people forced from that home is by the will. will people are getting sick? holden, half a 1000000 have arrived here in rank since fighting interrupte

and malcolm web out as the rest rank sounds to be done. yeah, man is one of the poorest arab countries, more than half its population live in poverty, who the rebels have controlled? large ponts, have you ever since 2014. and now the launching attacks and commercial ships and the red sea in the gulf of and they say the targeting vessels links to israel and protests on the war on gaza. trade between age and europe's being disrupted. but the poorest people in yemen are also being hit hard, victoria getting their reports. this is what's known as the rama done. rush people come to market such as this one in the city of ties to still comp on special foods and buy gifts for their loved ones. with lives here in yemen and around the world, fast from sunrise to sunset during the whole east mountain. these limit canada families spend time together breaking the fast during the evening meal. that's the many amenities there was.

a malcolm web address era rank south seat on the war and ukraine. now in russia has launched a missile attack against the capital of the green keys. america key says add defense, you need. so trying to repel the attack. nissan. debris has fallen in different parts of the city, leaving at least 4 people injured. residential buildings have been hit by the remains of the down to me size. some apartments have caught 5 seat, a head on out to 0. the us federal reserve holes interest rates at our historic high. what could that mean for the global economy? by the u. k is logics is fine, expansion of its nuclear power program might not be enough to solve its dependence on fossil fuel. the recent flooding in saudi arabia cost of it in q. right? certainly a rock could be top top bodies actually system still going east was because the backwash is here coming through. talk here, where is the high ground but rain running through northern iraq of the south we chose, i'm not drawing a picture and that's certainly true and you're wrong. but look at the winds, the de

so malcolm, true, those those issues that charlie underscore, those would be advantageous to biden. also, one would think it would be advantageous to biden that he has a pennsylvania native and he found a way to flip the state from red to blue back in 2020 should he still feel rather vulnerable, not too confident right now. and especially when you look at this polling you don't listen. >> i will say that donald trump and republicans are providing a real contrast. and i think it's a contrast that's going to decide the election. if you look at what's happening in dc right now with marjorie taylor greene and everything that's happening. it's very clear that you can't trust republicans to run a lemonade stand, let alone congress. but here we are. >> and on the >> other side, you have joe biden, who is taking his message from that incredible state of the union all around the country where he's talking about building on the bipartisan successes. he's had think about the chips and science act think about what's happening with the investment smith's and infrastructure. and also joe biden is

what the un says is now the world's largest displacement crisis, and malcolm lab out as the rest rank south seat on well, purple storms have hit 3 central us dates, causing huge tornadoes. it killed at least 3 people that confirmed death row in the state of a hire, which when they destroyed it, houses and down trees. storms also produced twist is in the states of indiana and kentucky drink dozens of people. us to prosecute that nathan wade has withdrawn from the election indifference case against a former president. donald trump, that's after georgia judge rule that either he or the top prosecutor ever seen the case must step down because of that pos romantic relationship. trump's law is trying to get district attorney if any will, as removed as saying the relationship was a conflict of interest. have a witness will be staying on. she felt the charges against, from accusing him of a lead, can be pressuring officials to have a ton, jo biden's, 2020 victory in georgia. that's the of now it's a highly direct, castro, his life for us in washington dc. so hard to explain to us the signific

and malcolm, we have joined some of those traveling from the transit campus and the board of town of rank had the she says every mothers should keep her blanket with the have a not put it in the big trumps with the baggage. people here have a long journey ahead. they're trying to get to safety and south suit on. today the pizza said she was in a factory in suzanne's capital, cost to into fighting erupted between the army and the power military rapid support forces panini a year ago. many people died. some were killed by the bombs from plains, even my best friend died. she told us a friend left behind the young child. she says, when food and water supplies run out, she left with children, have to leave a mother behind because she has a disability. she doesn't know if she'll see her again. she's have to walk long parts of the journey to reach here for, for the town of rang. she's trying to connect with the relatives in south sedans, capital g by 800 kilometers from here. many of the people here. so they've been happening so we can still check points, but so it isn't sciences of taking

so don malcolm lab reports from ring county along the border as something around no size. her family was one of the last to leave a neighborhood near suit don's capital cost too, because they couldn't to full to leave earlier. when the window will reach stuff. the web um shows everywhere getting more than 20 of my neighbors each day. and so most people are back to me. she says the power military rocket support forces will all recess took over the area and the rest it has sun bushera from a playstation kiosk, he runs the children. he says he was interrogated in kind, accused of supporting sea dogs on me, and told to join the rest that, that a lot of young people registered with my mom said she never forgive anyone. if you go and fight, that's why i refused to do something. so she pleaded with the come on does until he was released then for a money to flee with having to. i finally, new york, i call says he was shot in the stomach more than 2 months ago. he's jenny's being, i mean, they will join more than half a 1000000 people who fled to south see don, since the conflict a

sanchez there is malcolm web reporting from a rank on the border between south saddam and so dawn. well, in so daunted south people who have been displaced from the capital on now returning to some areas of costume, that despite ongoing battle was between the army and prior military rapids support forces most are returning to the city or from doing mine during the fasting. most of the month of ramadan, he but morgan reports it's been a difficult time for the last comment and his family. they had to flee from their home and the man incidents capital to win the conflicts began last year. he says the battle between the 2 wearing sides and artillery shells falling around his home, made it hard to see after maybe a year of displacement. they've now returned in time for the fasting month of problem of down. and then it could be that we suffered a lot when we were displaced. then we heard that all part of the money stable. there is water and electricity and the shunning hug less and a lot do not like when it was at the start of the world. so we came back here to observe ramadan and to sta

thank you, malcolm. and still head on this and use our is one of the highlights we would find out the best and the option in sports which i'm the napa sports has gemma. thank you fully the major league baseball season, most off in the south korea for the 1st time. tickets reportedly sold out in less than half an hour. for wednesday's cousin rays at between the lo subsidies. daughters of the san diego padres, the doses of jews, one veil, the $700000000.00, c, pistachio hey, it's on a unit. kim has moved from so of the major league baseball has landed in south korea for the 1st time. the los angeles dodgers received a hearty welcome over the weekend, a team with familiarity and the country full of baseball fence, topping the roster is its newest superstar show, hey, a tiny function of i'm looking at all day. i don't know kind of over there. i'm on a new team and we had an opening inquiry. yeah. which is old. something out of the ordinary. in that sense, i'm very excited. i'm looking forward to the 29 year

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special

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as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's unique character. ♪♪ >> and that morphed into a request that we work with the ci

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] listen, your story line, it makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is too adult for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. oh, man. yeah. [inhales] well, have a good one. you're a nice lady. >> hello, i'm shanna with the league of women voters of san francisco. along with the league and sfgov tv, i'm here to discuss prove significance e a ballot measure that will be before the voters tuesday, november 8th. currently, under city law, various city boards, commissions and officials generally must review and make decisions to approve or deny the development of new housing. development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building code. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the envir

as malcolm said early year we're looking to see everyone at the lunar new year parade this year. it's going to be a big fun parade. come out and celebrate the city we all love. for more information on events in the city go to our website. this concludes tonight's program. happy new year. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] you are watching san francisco rising with chris manor. today's special guest is sarah phillips. >> hi, i'm chris manors and you are watching san francisco rising the show about restarting rebuilding and eare imagineing the city. the guest today is sarah phillips the executive director of economic workforce development. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. let's talk about the city economic plan and specifically the city's road map to san francisco future. can you give a brief overview and update on progress? >> absolute e. in february 2023 mayor breed released the roadmap comprised to 9 strategies to move the city forward understanding there was structural and lang lasting changing by the covid impact. 134 were shorter term impacts how peo

and malcolm is was just extraordinary and worked so closely. graham, i mean, they really it's quite beautiful brothers during writing, not like writing on your own, right? no, like a book. oh, my gosh. it's such a team. a team of non-writing roles, right? yes. i mean, no, it's your vision, it's your words. it's the phrases and the interpretations. we know from you. but in this new format which makes it so, so new and vital that's what i liked. well, and we're so lucky to have the history channel as our partners. i mean, it starts with the boss. that's paul mcgarry and rob sharon now and eli lehrer and mary donahue and jen wagman and dr. kim gilmore. i mean, there's so many people that come together to make this happen. it's it's just a joy for us because to reach people in a different way than a book might or, that a news program might. i mean, to have this kind of format and to this this leeway, i mean, we this was supposed to be a six hour documentary. and the first cut came in at seven and a half. and normally they would say trim, trim, trim

and malcolm is was just extraordinary and worked so closely. graham, i mean, they really it's quite beautiful brothers during writing, not like writing on your own, right? no, like a book. oh, my gosh. it's such a team. a team of non-writing roles, right? yes. i mean, no, it's your vision, it's your words. it's the phrases and the interpretations. we know from you. but in this new format which makes it so, so new and vital that's what i liked. well, and we're so lucky to have the history channel as our partners. i mean, it starts with the boss. that's paul mcgarry and rob sharon now and eli lehrer and mary donahue and jen wagman and dr. kim gilmore. i mean, there's so many people that come together to make this happen. it's it's just a joy for us because to reach people in a different way than a book might or, that a news program might. i mean, to have this kind of format and to this this leeway, i mean, we this was supposed to be a six hour documentary. and the first cut came in at seven and a half. and normally they would say trim, trim, trim