el hermano de manny. le dijo a la juez hoy en su declaración de sentencia.ife. la fiscal carolyn molinsky dijo que manny era un joven increíble , que él solo estaba tratando de hacer lo que él pensaba era correcto. >> y terminó perdiendo su vida. padres de manny también hablaron mientras que la familia de bacalao intentaba contener las lágrimas dentro de la corte. la madre de manny dijo que siente tristeza por la familia de bacalao porque ellos también han sufrido una pérdida. la tía y la abuela de bacalao le pidieron perdón a los familiares de manny . >> les agradezco que se hayan parado. que nos hayan dirigido unas palabras que yo sé que ellos sienten también. que. que. que perdimos un ser humano al igual, ellos perdieron a alguien. guillermo aprecia el gesto de la familia. >> la juez dice que bacalao posiblemente estaba bajo los efectos del alcohol o drogas al momento del asesinato y ahora cumplirá su condena tras las rejas. familia pidió por disculpas las perdonas? >> mira este. esa es una. eso es una cosa muy. este muy fuerte, verdad? me gustaría decirt

. >> in san francisco, people gathered for a watch party at manny's in the mission. some already know who they will vote for , but those who are undecided kept their eyes and ears glued on the debate. lauren toms caught up with those at the watch party. >> you are here for the watch party and you are in the right spot. >> reporter: that spot is manny's in the mission where dozens of people gathered to watch the california senate debate to fill the spot held by diane find stand for more than three decades. >> people are showing up on a monday to watch the debate. that should say something. >> reporter: angelina is welcoming locals looking to watch a debate that will set the stage for voters to choose the next senator for california. in orange county native, she said she is keeping an eye on adam schiff and katie porter. >> as a voter i want to know what the differences between katie porter and bob lilley and adam schiff . >> reporter: there is domestic tensions over the u.s. handling between the war and hamas. on monday, the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club announced

so it was really difficult for me to ask her about for me that i have to live with my father manny. i'm flipped to cobbler shortly before the tale vaughan took over. such a 1st attempt to escape. i've gone to some fields. i went to the airport. there are the red color that a lot, the few photos of this. i was near the door near the get. suddenly a big explosion in a moment. couldn't see anything. a lot of people that they caused by explosion. so enough somebody, i'm got to go to a list with other sports women, what eventuate cents? a ticket out of the country was basketball, sports. but sports was also the reason why thousands of women hits any race. their identities as accidents and this summer just as with the pro fees and documents destroyed in order to prevent the tale bon from finding any evidence. only a few photos left over the top human monuments career as an athlete. this is not something that we become champions. 2 of them, they come out to us and, and i've gotten some here this the data sitting us can when i scanned this done so it had negative effects on us, but i still

. >> san francisco business owner manny el says he will not be running for mayor after all.ny told the chronicle he was thinking about running last month, but he's made the decision that it's not the right time. he says he'll focus on making an impact as a private citizen. he plans to do that through his foundation, civic joy fund, and his cafe and meeting space called mayonnaise, which is in the mission. levi strauss era daniel lurie, who is also part of that same fund that we're just talking about with manny, his campaign for san francisco mayor reached a milestone. joan lurie released his fundraising numbers, surpassing his first 100 day goal with $519,000. he is the founder of anti-poverty nonprofit tipping point community. lurie cited city leadership's failure to address the fentanyl crisis and homelessness as reasons for his decision to challenge mayor london breed, developing news on the airport disaster in japan. >> a passenger plane collided with a coast guard plane and burst into flames. and gloria, we're now learning how everybody on board that japan airlines plan

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host: manny from florida on the independent line.aller: i am from pennsylvania and anyone who knew donald trump in the 70's and 80's. i remember going down to atlantic city, donald trump has always destroyed unions and small businesses. for anyone to think he is the workinclass, a hundred thousand dollars a year you should not be voting for donald trump. if you go into the tax laws that were passed with donald trump of the republic kids you are screwing yourself. people that vote for trump and think that he is for the working class. the republican party has given themselves to china. donald trump is not an exception , he is made a career stealing from working-class people. guest: theueclass, union, laboru want to pull them together. these are the voters that are in the crosshairs of american politics. to his point, his perception of trump is that he is for the management and not the working class and the perception of biden, is that is working towards eliminating their jobs. what do i mean by that? jobs in the energy industry or auto

. >> well, here in san francisco, people gathered for a watch party at manny's in the mission and some already know who they'll be voting for but the undecided kept eyes and ears glued to the debate and our lauren toms caught up with those at the watch party. >>> you are here for the watch party, you are in the right spot. >> reporter: that spot is at manny's in the mission where dozens of people gathered to watch the senate debate for california to fill the spot held by dianne feinstein for more than three decades. >> people are showing up on a monday in our cafe to watch the debate. that should say something. >> reporter: angelina polselli is welcoming locals to watch a debate to choose the next senator for california. an orange county native, she's keeping an eye on adam schiff and katie porter. >> as a voter, i want to know what the difference is. between katie porter and barbara lee and adam schiff. >> reporter: the debate comes amid domestic tensions over the u.s.' handling of the war with israel and hamas. and on monday, the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club announced the repeal

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that spot is at manny's in the mission where dozens of people gathered to watch the senate debate for california to fill the spot held by dianne feinstein for more than 30 years. >> people are showing up on a monday in our cafe to watch the debate. that should say something. >> reporter: angelina is welcoming locals to watch a debate to choose the next senator for california. orange county native. she's watchinged a aim chef and katie porter. >> as a voter i want to know what the difference is. between katie barter and lee and chef. >> reporter: the debate comes over domestic tensions over the u.s.' handling of the war with israel and hamas and on monday the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club announced the repeal of the endorsement of president biden over his handling of the war. angelina's a member of the club and says she feels it's an effective tool for change. >> some may say it doesn't matter and we shouldn't care and it's just san francisco. but when big things like this are happening, you have to use every tool that you have in the tool box. and one of those tools, as democratic

. >> reporter: in san francisco people gathered for a watch party at manny's in the mission, some have their minds made up. but those undecided carefully watched the debate. the latest emerson college poll has adam schiff in the lead followed by steve garvey, barbara lee trails behind. the two top vote getters, regardless of party, will move on to the general election come november. tomorrow, voters in new hampshire will head to the polls for the first primary of the presidential elections. florida governor desantis now out of the race and throwing his support behind former president trump. nikki haley has an uphill battle ahead of her. both were out campaigning tonight. >>> thousands of university workers made waves today when they walked off of the job. how the largest university faculty strike in history is ending faster than some expected. days of rain spelled the end for more trees that came crashing down in a really unfortunate spot. why this was especially bad news for one peninsula driver >> this was the back window. the tree fell this way. >> and the stanley cup usually means

. >> manny, you could tell, is founder of the civic joy fund.a leader, he says, this collaborative artistic endeavor is for folks to reflect on what's good here. as an idea, to help remind people what they love about san francisco and why they love san francisco as a way to counter this pernicious doom and gloom narrative, it's 2024. >> it's a new year, and it's time for a new story. >> lots of jots on the mural about food and culture and the scenery we heard from folks who shared san francisco is a place of self-discovery. >> like you can do anything like for jobs, not just professional, but you can do like side side thing freelance. now truly, food is a favorite in san francisco. >> would you write on the board? >> i wrote burritos and family. peter wantuck moved here in the early 70s, he says, you get to be who you want and create your destiny. >> in san francisco. >> compared to other places in the united states that is still is the land of opportunity. >> it's a visual testament to what people love about the city of san francisco. and for t

we went down to manny's this evening to get a feel for what politicals are looking for in this debate. what is a tight race to see who will make this runoff, one san francisco group already is making its thoughts known about the presidential primary. all of that coming up tonight on pix plus at 8:00. >> we turned the corner into the new year and here we go. talking election sooner than we know it. >> absolutely. >> okay. thank you. >>> all right, a popular state program helping first time homeowners with a down (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (vo) like having an extra day grace period? you can with wells fargo. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying inte

manny told the chronicle he was thinking about running last month, but has made the decision that it's not the right time for him. he says he will focus on making an impact as a private citizen, and he plans to do that through his foundation, civic joy fund, and his cafe and meeting space called manny's in the mission. levi strauss, heir daniel lurie's campaign for san francisco mayor is reaching a milestone. lurie released his fundraising numbers, surpassing his first 100 day goals with $519,000. he is a founder of anti-poverty nonprofit tipping point community. lurie cited city leadership's failure to address the fentanyl crisis and homelessness as reasons for his decision to challenge mayor london breed, east palo alto once had the highest murder rate per capita in the country. >> times have certainly changed. last year, there were zero murders. the police chief celebrated the achievement. he released a statement that said, in part, your collective commitment to safety and unity has transformed our city, evolving from the challenges of 1992 when we face 42 murders to now a community

i'm chris mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray. he runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress of the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents of sunnydale and their history. >> so sunnydale was built in the 1940s for a workers. it's the largest public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need

do you think this is manny upfront? are very likely, possibility. it was still a $2.00 states. russia is not in a position to make an analogous a response because countries don't keep other countries. western countries don't keep the assets in russian a banking systems. but the 2nd point is if one of the private assets, this is the focus potential, russian retaliation. the western private companies have assets and rocks are constantly nationalized. rupture has already begun to do that. the number of cases, it is now simply seizing western assets. and in many cases, giving them to people who are close to the kremlin. this is happening to unit is happening because, but it is happening to other companies as well. so it's not a theoretical possibility of retaliation. russia is pretty preemptively seizing assets. and in that way to showing its contempt for private property, i'm afraid seizing assets in the west and above has anything like this been done before. but it's important to make the point of this, these on private assets. we, we, there's a separ

>> norah: good context, manny, thank you. so what is being done about this?pitol hill, senate democrats continue to make headway in congress on a border deal. there is agreement on allowing more deportations and detentions. the sticking point is whether to allow migrants to stay in the u.s. while waiting for their court dates and how to pay for it all. tonight, russia and ukraine are blaming each other after the apparent downing of a plane that russia says was carrying dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war who were supposed to be released today in a prisoner exchange. we get details now from cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured the moment the russian military plane fell from the sky. "good god," she screams. on the ground, the snow-covered wreckage is spread across the field in the western belgorod region. moscow has accused ukrainian forces of shooting the plane down, killing all on board, including ukrainian soldiers who were to be released as part of a prisoner exchange. "there were six crewmembers on board and 65 ukrainian service

the 4th anniversary of the killing of the head of the runny and could this force cost him to lie, manny? what will he say? all eyes really are on has the law, but no doubt this is a major blow to have massive military infrastructure 11 on israel believe that hezbollah will respond, but it will stop short of a bragging the country or, or dragging this into a full, full blown war. what has the has been doing so far in the south really has been calibrating his actions. this is no doubt serious escalation as a turning point. the associate of this others have as a beta was speaking to the us news network, m s n b c, senior adviser to these ready 5 minutes to mock. or i give this to say about the attack and davis that we can speculate if you large but let's be clear is what has not taken responsibility. and i think it should be clear the israel has in the past. of course uh, does we terrace when they're in foreign countries? and the truth is, i think you'll find that my prime minister, my defense minister, my chief from staff, have all said in the past that people terrace commanders involved

remotely at the commemoration marking the death of iran's former top general, kasim seoul ban kasim seoul manny, killed by an american drone, four years ago today. soleimani considered the mastermind behind an iranian-backed network of militia groups that included hamas and hezbollah. iranian officials immediately accusing israel and, quote, criminal america of the attack, saying israel will pay the price. but u.s. officials say there is no evidence israel was involved. our mary bruce pressing the white house. >> can you rule out that israel had anything to do with this? >> we have no indication at this time at all that israel was involved in any way whatsoever. >> reporter: it comes just a day after officials say an israeli drone targeted a top hamas official in lebanon. saleh al arouri killed along with several others in this beirut building. hezbollah's top leader calling the strike a "serious and heinous crime" that will not go without punishment. the u.s. saying it was not told in advance of the strike. >> david: so, let's get right to martha raddatz, live in tel aviv tonight. back to the

because of the faulty it system it looked as though manny was disappearing from their accounts when itrough the criminal courts by the post office and hundreds were convicted. the government is trying to find a way to overturn these convictions. this has all come to the fore again. we had known about it for years but it has come to the fore and the reason the government is under so much pressure, as you say it is because of the itv drama which was on television over christmas. it has generated a lot of public anger and put a lot of pressure on the government. the post office minister was asked why the government had to be prompted to do this as a result of the drama, why weren't they acting sooner? of course, it makes my life easier as postal minister to convince other parts of government and the opposition and others to do something very, very significant. i welcome that. to say has been happening isjust absolutely not the truth. but myself and my predecessors, they have been absolutely determined to deal with this. but what you are talking about potentially, which is a blanket overtu

who was the symbol of their national pride, and he, without hesitation, answered pacquiao, pacquiao, manny lightweight boxing champion of the world, a good athlete, and who else? pacquiao is enough for us to feel like the greatest nation. we have hundreds of outstanding athletes who have achieved success in sports. much more than pakiau, besides this , great scientists who moved world science forward, the greatest writers, composers , artists, generals, statesmen, sometimes one such name is enough to glorify any nation, and we have hundreds, thousands of such names, like no country, we have given a lot to humanity, and like no other country, we have often been in a state of self-abasement, or even self-blame. one of the most deplorable features of our peculiar civilization is that we are still discovering truths that have become hackneyed in other countries, and even among peoples much more backward than us. look around all the centuries we have lived, all the spaces we have occupied, and you will not find a single riveting memory, not a single venerable monument that would powerfully spea

anton at 315, you are resting after moving, i’ll call you now your manny golden faith, she will helpbye nikolaevich, goodbye, save it, who is it, now his son will let you down, this is an extract, he has a memory loss, he has metastasis throughout his body and he goes away, this is a symptom. goodbye. okay, i'll invite lena to join us on saturday, and you if you please be with sasha, if you please, if you please. don’t run, don’t run, everything’s fine , hello, i’m settling in for now , thank you, i owe you, yes, give me a cigarette, what happened, no, i’m just thinking about making the right decision, like, but like, i want to get a job with you, will you take it? for what? yes, i’ve been stuck in this crypt for some reason, i need to change something. adrenaline is not enough. yes. do you at least understand that you will not have your own life, only someone else’s. i can’t say goodbye normally. i thought well about what to think and do . i didn’t know, so, now we’ll eat the cake, get up, i’m at the plates, uh-huh, oh-oh-oh, nothing, nothing, nothing, now we’ll clean up. oh, what i

that is a good thing.nice to meet you manny. >> 3, 2, 1. >> i am tired of them arguing. >> 3, 2, 1. > are going to beat them. >> i got to be with you. >> appreciate what you are doing. >> nice to meet you. >> all right thanks for your donation. >> you has been campaigning out here a good bit, to, you know -- too, you >> nice to meet you, too. [indiscernible chatter] >> i would love to. but we can't have any republicans. >> you know what? it might be. >> nice to meet you man. thank you for coming tonight. >> nice to meet you. >> 3, 2, 1. great. >> 3, 2, 1. >> >> you fight for the people. they do it to president trump, rudy giuliani. >> nice to meet you, guys. >> i lost her. thanks for watching. >> ready? 3, 2, 1. 3, 2, 1. >> thank god for president trump. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> 3, 2, 1. >> awesome. thank you, guys. >> yeah. >> ready? 1. [indiscernible chatter] >> 3, 2, 1. >> you want to take a picture? come here. ok? ok. [indiscernible chatter] i want you to do something. i want you to get one of my challenge coins to your son and tell him i am proud of him. thank

thank you for joining us manny macedo, ceo of bain & co. >>> it is a busy day here from davos.e weill hear from the premier i cqiang as well as ursula von der leyen and then volodymyr zelenskyy. >>> we are seeing selling really across the board today given the han hand over from asia was not a strong one hang seng coming under pressure. the big story is the re-pricing of a rate cut expectation. we had a raft of ecb officials coming out the last couple days saying we may not get any rate cuts at all in the eurozone this year just yesterday, the awe austrian central bank manager saying they will not cut at all. the ftse 100 is off 0.4. the ibex in spain faring better by .20%. i want to show you sector view we are seeing one sector in the green here food and beverage and media. banks are bearing the brunt of the selling here investors seem to be focusing on the softer gdp growth in the absence of any rate cuts in the eurozone this year utilities and travel and leisure are lower. i want to show you the stock gainers and losers fascinating stories to tell you about it we have time f

rejected by manny, the father of her child, abandoned by a mother dead from childbirth, and without aing love. but those constant and honest example of love and devotion is between skeetah and his pit bull, china. the book's most tender and striking scenes are between skeetah and china. they are a true partnership, even when skeetah subjects china to brutal violence in a dogfight ring, they appear asa team. both, victims of their circumstance. ski thought whispers in her ear, quote, china, make them know, even though they want to, they can't live without you, china. they walk together out of the ring. once you finally finish salvage the bones, it's entirely clear why it won the national book award for fiction in 2011. the rich imagery, the nuance characters, the awards, the amazing ability to poetically depict beauty and gore almost interchangeably, make for a book that is nothing short of a modern classic. this book changes you. and finally, i have a message for the two parents wholodged a formal complaint against a teacher in guilford county, north carolina for a signing this book t

welcome to start we do have a fabulous wardrobe department manny, jena, allison.nd they did all resignedhem. i shop a lot on the road when i'm doing stand up at the place where i perform which is whyor some om f it is allowed i met casinos or somewhere out in reno or gosh knows we're doing what if you like my jackets they do come in men's you can wear them in men's i know i catch a lot of flak from gutfeld but gutfeld is just mad about my jackets they d don't come in kiond sizes. bernie asks argue able and prepared to deliver a baby in your taxi if necessary?ec i goest to make sure i understad this right because if you made a medically deliver a baby or leg deliver a baby because someone sold it on craigslisbet i've ben on both sides of that. in fact i used to deliver myln baby, lincoln felon to jenny'sdd parents in the middle ofle pennsylvania was aania cabdrivee would meet them at m exit 120 ad the dutch pantry parking lot ich would pull up in a cab, hand them a baby and drive away.d how am idr not on the government watcrnmeh list? >> jimmy described the sketches situation yodescu had

from obama aide manny jones thinks that the secret to securing a biden victory in november maybe by doingagain and keeping him out of the public eye. listen to this. >> a valerie biden, i would stay hidden and i tell you why. he does not inspire confidence. and he is not a great messenger for himself, trump's strength, his resilience is a reflection of biden's fragility. republicans are not afraid of joe biden. they are not afraid. >> martha: so even when he does come out, he ends up meeting with hector by his own party. they were pro-palestinian alice agitators interrupting him a dozen times during a speech yesterday. watch this. >> president biden: frankly, donald trump and maga republicans including the woman hollering -- [crowd chanting] this is going to go on for a while. i got this plan. >> martha: that woman was yelling, i voted for you, i voted for you. to joe biden, judge jeanine. the question is, can the -- first of all, you got to just absorb that reaction on the said when he is saying this, when van jones, who i think is very straightforward says, what is on his mind. he is li

. >> manny, you could tell, is founder of the civic joy fund. he says, this collaborative artistic endeavor is for folks to reflect on what's good here. as an idea, to help remind people what they love about san francisco and why they love san francisco. >> as a way to counter this pernicious doom and gloom narrative, it's 2024. it's a new year, and it's time for a new story. lots of jots on the mural about food and culture and the scenery we heard from folks who shared. >> san francisco is a place of self-discovery, like you can do anything like for jobs not just professional, but you can do like side sightseeing, freelance, naturally, food is a favorite in san francisco. so what'd you write on the board? >> uh, i wrote burritos and family. >> peter wantuck moved here in the early 70s. he says you get to be who you want and create your destiny in san francisco. >> compared to other places in the united states that this still is the land of opportunity . >> it's a visual testament to what people love about the city of san francisco and for those

he first visited manny's in the mission district last fall and later this afternoon he's scheduled toh and president bi secretary of homeland security faces an impeachment vote. >> the chances alejandro mayorkas will be thrown out of office are close to zero. >> a reminder, you get impeached, that's an accusation and a trial in the house like the two impeachments of trump or the impeachment of clinton. it is the senate that throws you out, and the chances that the democratic-led senate will kick mayorkas out of office, as laura was saying, is close to zero. it's the republicans in the house who want mayorkas out. the house homeland security committee will take a vote to impeach, we expect. they never heard from mayorkas. he never testified in his own defense, nor did the committee name any specific high crimes or miss demeanors he may have committed. they should take a vote today. >>> president biden continues to pressure republicans to pass the bill agreed upon by the senate by both parties to strengthen security at the border. biden tells house republicans he will use the power in t

billy wagner and gary sheffield are among those who came up just short, along with alex rodriguez and mannyerformance enhancing drugs and subsequent suspensions, the raiders now have a new head coach and general manager. after a season in which they fired both midway through the schedule, former chargers gm tom telesco has taken the job for days after antonio pierce graduated from. interim head coach to the real thing. telesco has been with the chargers since 2013, drafting the likes of justin herbert, keenan allen, joey bosa and melvin gordon, and in case you haven't been paying attention, there's an nfc championship game right here on ktvu on sunday. our coverage of the 40 niners lions game starts at 2:00 with a special look at the 40 niners quest for a sixth super bowl championship. then it's the game at 330, followed by the point after all, here on ktvu icu getting serious in the australian open where it was defending women's champion irina salamanca of belarus against barbora krejcikova in the finals. quarterfinals that is sabalenka in the far court with deadly touch on that ball that

manny willis. you know -- fani willis. that the january 6th committee quietly and secretly held d.a. a fani willis gave her preferential, favorable treatmenting giving her information for her to 2020 case e against trump, but it blocked, that committee blocked the justice department getting that same information because democrats feared federal prosecutors might have disclosed this evidence to january 6th defendants. what's going on here? this doesn't sound like anything credible. >> well, this is a real problem because what it means is that the specific defendants in hero coe prosecution -- her rico prosecution in atlanta having their due process rights violated by this prosecutor not turning over to them potentially excull pa if story information. -- exculpatory information. prosecutors have to turn that over, and the fact that she has kept that secret, informs, has refused to provide any of the communications or documents she may have received -- as you know, the house committees have demanded this who are investigating

. >> manny, you could tell, is founder of the civic joy fund. leader, he says, this collaborative artistic endeavor is for folks to reflect on what's good here. as an idea, to help remind people what they love about san francisco and why they love san francisco. >> as a way to counter this pernicious doom and gloom narrative, it's 2024. it's a new year, and it's time for a new story. lots of jots on the mural about food and culture and the scenery we heard from folks who shared. >> san francisco is a place of self-discovery, like you can do anything like for jobs not just professional, but you can do like side sightseeing, freelance, naturally, food is a favorite in san francisco. so what'd you write on the board? >> uh, i wrote burritos and family. >> peter wantuck moved here in the early 70s. he says you get to be who you want and create your destiny in san francisco. >> compared to other places in the united states that this still is the land of opportunity . >> it's a visual testament to what people love about the city of san francisco and f

and in every battlefield, we remember has caused some slight manny his image. his name has sold his pride, his enthusiasm, and his ever stronger presence of mind. the martyrs who fell today and cut them on. remind me of what he ma'am, how many one said, he said, it seems that murder caused some sleigh mind me. you'll see you for 200 scares, some of the colonial forces and design is a lot more then cost them so like many when he was alive today, we see cost them so they might need the murder. and that is why they are still pursuing him. all the way to his final resting place and they are killing his visitors. awesome. so they might need the murder, whose martyrdom made his life stronger, more effective. so i'll do more present. we see him in every battlefield. we see him on every front. we see him in the faces of our commanders, art combatants, reminders. we see him in our rifles. our missiles are rockets, are explosive charges. we see him in children's tiers. we see him in the patients of our women. we see him in this mythical resilience were offering today, co

. >> i want you to meet isaiah manny, he founded his school's chapter of the american conservation coalitionhe is a republican who says he is leaning towards supporting you in the primary. isaiah? >> hi, isaiah. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you were the only candidate who acknowledged the reality of climate change, encouraging many young conservatives like me. you also pointed out the significance of emissions from countries like china and india. how will your administration help reduce global emissions, and how can priorities like american energy dominance support that goal? >> you know, it's interesting, because i think this has been made to be a partisan issue, and it shouldn't be. without knowing where any of you stand, we all want clean air. we all want clean water. we all want a world for our kids that we know is going to be strong and healthy for them. and so if you look at that, then it's how do we get there, right. i do think climate change is real. i think that's acknowledging a fact. we need to acknowledge our facts to know where we go. the problem is we've see

explosions in iran leave dozens dead near the grave of military commander kasim sool manny.dly assassinated a senior hamas leader in lebanon. i'll ask the country's foreign minister how it will respond. >>> then, how all of this overshad ows the ukraine war, a russian missiles rain down. i speak to foreign minister

the defendant's name is manny and his lawyers are now requesting the trial be moved out of san francisco, arguing the bubbly is too famous in san francisco for may need to get a fair trial if it held here. today's hearing started at 9 o'clock this morning. so we'll tell you something comes out of that. it's 908, and some bay area lawmakers are considering an idea that would combine all 27 transit agencies in the bay area in 2 one streamlined approach to transit. and that's because many of the agencies are still struggling to get riders and recover financially from the pandemic. we spoke with the newly elected caucus chair state sen josh becker about what he thinks should happen. first. >> i think the first step is better coordination. we know just the schedule coordination and fair quotation. we can make a dramatic improvement. so i think out salvation, maybe sometime in the certain agencies might be worth considering, but in the near term are really focused on this kind of better coordination terms of fares and schedules. >> centre-back or says that also a network manager. this is how i

manny's, which is an established in the mission in san francisco, has faced this call before, but this is on a whole nother level, facing a number of businesses. as we reported recently, you reported recently on smittens ice cream, which was you know, vandalized and all of its windows smashed a few weeks ago because of the war. and people are holding the jewish community here responsible. and we see these conversations around a cease fire. but really, the practical reality of local efforts isn't to change foreign policy. it's to make the jewish community feel unsafe. here in the bay area. and so we're calling on the broader community to reject these divisive and toxic efforts and make sure that we can hold minority communities that are struggling and mourning right now. >> and, tyler, i want to go back to that post on x, the owner of boychik bagels wrote this. we're just a bagel shop. we're not setting any political or international agendas here. i mean, the owner making the point that people should come to her business based on her food, her great bagels, not her religion or anything

. >> manny, you could tell, is founder of the civic joy fund. as a leader, he says, this collaborative artistic endeavor is for folks to reflect on what's good here. there's an idea to help remind people what they love about san francisco and why they love san francisco as a way to counter this pernicious doom and gloom narrative, it's 2024. >> it's a new year, and it's time for a new story. >> lots of dots on the mural about food and culture and the scenery we heard from folks who shared san francisco is a place of self-discovery. >> like you can do anything like for jobs, not just professional, but you can do like side sightseeing, freelance. >> naturally, food is a favorite in san francisco. would you write on the board? >> i wrote burritos and family. >> peter wantuck moved here in the early 70s. he says. you get to be who you want and create your destiny. in san francisco. >> compared to other places in the united states that is still is the land of opportunity. >> it's a visual testament to what people love about the city of san francisco.

billy wagner and gary sheffield are among those who came up just short, along with alex rodriguez and mannytied to performance enhancing drugs and subsequent suspensions. the raiders now have a new head coach and general manager. after a season in which they fired both midway through the schedule, former chargers gm tom telesco has taken the job four days after antonio pierce graduated from interim head coach to the real things to. lesko has been with the chargers since 2013, drafting the likes of justin herbert, keenan allen, joey bosa and melvin gordon. and in case you haven't been paying attention, there's an nfc championship game right here on ktvu on sunday. our coverage of the 49ers lions game starts at 2:00 with a special look at the 40 niners quest for a sixth super bowl championship. then it's the game at 330, followed by the point after it's all here on ktvu and it's getting serious in the australian open, where it was defending women's champion arina salamanca of the belarus against barbora krejcikova in the quarterfinals, sabalenka in the far court. deadly touch on that ball tha

manny: how much attention do you pay to that?e red sea, huge amounts of global floating trade diverted around the south of africa. how concerned are you about a jeweled in the global supply chain? philippe: we all know how fragile the supply chain is. if there is a problem through the passage of the cultivated -- the gulf of aden, it means an impact on energy prices, impacts on the transportation timing and all that. we have decided to change a few years ago to 100% transport by sea. we don't do any air freight anymore for sustainability reasons. everything goes by boat. our products are nonperishable, so if they take longer to get there, it's not a problem. i would say more general, we stand up for free trade as a category. we believe in free trade, free trade of cultural goods as a way to bring humanity together. in a sense what is happening today is not very reassuring. guy: the moet hennessy ceo speaking to manus cranny over the weekend. takes a little bit longer for the champagne to get there, maybe it taste better with agin

i appreciate your consideration of my nomination to the seat that was recently vacanted by manny for his term completing on march 1 of this year. in 2006, i founded canyon market with my husband. and we rant store for over 16 years still late 2022. we were proud to employ 100 employees, support 250 active vendors and serve an average 6700 customers a day. road construction, commercial loading sxen forcement issues were part of our daily conversation. my presidency of glen mark merchant association and my service as vice president and chair of the legislative committee for the san francisco council of district merchant association, thought me that i have a passion for public service. last yae, i spent some months considering what my next professional step might be. and i began to research opportunities to serve on a city commission. i believe strongly that mta has a fundamental impact on anyone who visits, works and lives in san francisco and merchants play an integral role in that system. i'm supportive of the practice of filling one seat of the mta board with somebody like myself fr

. >> manny, you could tell, is founder of the civic joy fund., he says, this collaborative artistic endeavor is for folks to reflect on what's good here as an idea, to help remind people what they love about san francisco and why they love san francisco. >> as a way to counter this pernicious doom and gloom narrative, it's 2024. it's a new year, and it's time for a new story. lots of jots on the mural about food and culture and the scenery we heard from folks who shared. >> san francisco is a place of self-discovery, like you can do anything like for jobs, not just professional, but you can do like side sightseeing, freelance now, truly, food is a favorite in san francisco. would you write on the board? >> i wrote burritos and family. peter wantuck moved here in the early 70s, he says, you get to be who you want and create your destiny. >> in san francisco. >> compared to other places in the united states, that is still is the land of opportunity. >> it's a visual testament to what people love about the city of san francisco and for those who sa

i'm chris mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray.runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress of the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents of sunnydale and their history. >> so sunnydale was built in the 1940s for a workers. it's the largest public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know that people need more than housing. they need healt

they go to manny. they make a deal with manny. then they make this bike lane, which is ridiculous.solutely ridiculous. they should be ashamed of yourself. many of my business friends around the area have went out of business already. medianoche is gone. last month, my neighbor, pasta and pizza, his wife got cancer. he have to be there 14 hours a day. she's dying, but he cannot be on her side because he got to survive his business. my chicken time. my friend. he's going out of business. there's so many fellow going out of business. this is ridiculous. whoever came up with this idea, he's. he's getting paid. there's no doubt there's a lot of corruption here. somebody getting paid. there's no way that there's nobody getting paid. so we have to find out who's getting paid and why. is it okay? would you guys for these people to pay these people? it's not right. you can't just pay somebody to buy them a house and destroy other businesses. okay thank you. thank you. other speakers in the room. good afternoon. i'm alan braddell. you know, commissioners, are you listening to some of these c

manny. happy new year. thank you for adrianig. manny. happy new year. >> adrian in sheffield says, um, uh, i think positive thinking could help. don't say i'm going to diet because that puts it in the future and to tomorrow never comes. instead, say i never overeat . that's a good way of overeat. that's a good way of looking at it. yeah, very good advice, adrian. >> mark in malvern. hello, mark. he says i've suffered with my mental health for 18 months. however, since changing my job with the company's support and the help from my wife's family, i'm finding a big light at the end of a tunnel. other end of a long tunnel. the other major factor in my recovery is going to the gym at least three times week. well, mark, we times a week. well, mark, we wish you all the best. >> you, and >> yeah, good on you, mark. and it's isn't that it's well proven, isn't it? that exercise those exercise is releases those endorphins wins and is so, so good for your mental health. and even it's just going for even if it's just going out for a know, going out for a walk, you

they go to manny. they make a deal with manny. then they make this bike lane, which is ridiculous.solutely ridiculous. they should be ashamed of yourself. many of my business friends around the area have went out of business already. medianoche is gone. last month, my neighbor, pasta and pizza, his wife got cancer. he have to be there 14 hours a day. she's dying, but he cannot be on her side because he got to survive his business. my chicken time. my friend. he's going out of business. there's so many fellow going out of business. this is ridiculous. whoever came up with this idea, he's. he's getting paid. there's no doubt there's a lot of corruption here. somebody getting paid. there's no way that there's nobody getting paid. so we have to find out who's getting paid and why. is it okay? would you guys for these people to pay these people? it's not right. you can't just pay somebody to buy them a house and destroy other businesses. okay thank you. thank you. other speakers in the room. good afternoon. i'm alan braddell. you know, commissioners, are you listening to some of these c