and what does he have to do with mary scott? well, he is the lord of e r. rubia and am. so he is his village and it's a village that is a half and half old christians. i am. maurice goes and in the time of the expulsions, the last thing that he wants or needs is half its village. yeah. disappearing. right. so what he was doing in the background was ensuring that the maurice ghost would be able to remain. and then this is the man in charge of the expulsions, the counter salazer, who's also writing officially to say you have to expel your more discourse and selena. so this is an autograph letter. there's a signature, the county, alyssa, and then selena writes back and it's absolutely fun. it's really funny because they clearly don't like each other. and salinas wallace says to him, you don't know anything about my village. it's nothing to do with you. i will sort out what has to be done and you leave. my maurice goes alone. i for example, vo, rubia, at certain surnames i know were surnames or more discourse. so need nino, nito palazzios in via rubia. i'm already so really,

norma robertson brown, mattie scott, betty miller, marie mccull lum in the back. walker, charles, thomas censor. shannon wats. roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it.

walking as down the memory lane is government expert scott shafer and marie sup. the recall of governor newsom was the big story. >> last year this time everyone was mad at him. they were mad about lock down san covid. they might still be a little bit , especially on the right. about him coming out of the recall. looks like what he went at in 2018. the schisms among candidates including larry elder,ho got not the best attention. it wouldn't be surprising if there was a challenge. >> let's round out recalls. governor newsom was not the only target. >> san francisco school board members are facing recall. parents are upset with them on renaming schools when schools were closed and other issues and in june, attorney general bo dean is facing recall. there's a bit of a line. covid has put people in a mood, i think. is certainly true with the governor and school board members. and there's been an uptick in crime. a conservative trump republican is facing a recall. that was led by a militia member. that's how far right they are up there. >> let's talk about a california

we have seen a foreign service officer who let the department recruitment efforts, mary and scott who leads our diversity equity andru inclusion efforts from the front office and works not only to support that in washington but also all embassies and conflicts around the world. if you talked of the importance of diversity and inclusion when you visit our embassies and foreign partners, i think that helps and i hope you will support our recruiting efforts in universities and colleges around america. >> thank you. >> thank you. want to talk about following up on senator brooker's questioning haiti and make sure actions taken in haiti aren't solidifying opportunists over interests of the haitian people. i saw them antenna group made up of haitian citizens groups in late september, over your takeaways in terms of how the united states should move forward with inclusive haitian led focus policy? >> my number one takeaways, the importance of security, we need better security to get to free and fair elections in haiti and we are a long way from that. the role of civil society and it brought

scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol.us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters are going

thank you, and with that, i'd like to introduce mary ellen carroll, the director of our department of emergency management. [applause] >> thank you, chief scott, and thank you mayor breed. emergency management provides coordination in times of crisis, and today, as you've heard, there's no more significant crisis than what's happening in our streets and especially in the tenderloin. during the pandemic, san francisco demonstrated what can happen when we work together. at the mayor's direction, the department is going to collaborate with our community partners. over the next few months, the team will implement a multiphase assessment approach. the first phase is already underway. through meetings with community stakeholders and residents, we have developed an understanding of the challenges that we have to address. enforcement and the disruption of criminal activity to guarantee safe passage in our community. during this phase, social workers, clinicians, community partners, and resources will work in concert to offer wraparound services at a new temporary linkage site. when it's established, it will allow services, and at the same time, as yo

i agree with mary ellen and chief scott. i have talked to countless of your officers who all they want is a safe place for people to go. i'm not trying to demonize the police here, i'm not. what i disagree with vehemently is criminalizing addicts is the way to solve the overdose and drug crisis. that's what i really disagree with. [ please stand by ] >> i want you to tell me today to open this linkage center which i hope it's the beginning of the mental health service center that we created in a piece of law that we've been begging you to implement, not you, chief, but the city, the department of public health to implement for years and we've been told there's not enough resources. so i need you to tell me and then i'll vote 'yes' but i need you guys to tell us that what the mayor said is not true. you're not going to arrest and encarson rate people that refuse to get services because they're sick. can you tell me that? >> yes, supervisor. we will engage with people and our objective is to get them to a better place. it's as

norma robertson brown, mattie scott, betty miller, marie mccull lum in the back.sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on f

i agree with mary ellen and chief scott. i have talked to countless of your officers who all they want is a safe place for people to go. i'm not trying to demonize the police here, i'm not. what i disagree with vehemently is criminalizing addicts is the way to solve the overdose and drug crisis. that's what i really disagree with. [ please stand by ] >> i want you to tell me today to open this linkage center which i hope it's the beginning of the mental health service center that we created in a piece of law that we've been begging you to implement, not you, chief, but the city, the department of public health to implement for years and we've been told there's not enough resources. so i need you to tell me and then i'll vote 'yes' but i need you guys to tell us that what the mayor said is not true. you're not going to arrest and encarson rate people that refuse to get services because they're sick. can you tell me that? >> yes, supervisor. we will engage with people and our objective is to get them to a better place. it's as

i agree with mary ellen and chief scott. i have talked to countless of your officers who all they want is a safe place for people to go. i'm not trying to demonize the police here, i'm not. what i disagree with vehemently is criminalizing addicts is the way to solve the overdose and drug crisis. that's what i really disagree with. [ please stand by ] >> i want you to tell me today to open this linkage center which i hope it's the beginning of the mental health service center that we created in a piece of law that we've been begging you to implement, not you, chief, but the city, the department of public health to implement for years and we've been told there's not enough resources. so i need you to tell me and then i'll vote 'yes' but i need you guys to tell us that what the mayor said is not true. you're not going to arrest and encarson rate people that refuse to get services because they're sick. can you tell me that? >> yes, supervisor. we will engage with people and our objective is to get them to a better place. it's as

scott, i just had a change about any family go with another renowned russian actor of lady mary mush. gov who played command or greeting the crew on the ground, sat the movie is a big leap forward for the world's film industry for yet. and i saw my airbag, my little macros, e warfield on hightail taurus, nate, of course, mission over to get to zill or i see her know young as low. you're getting additional new visual, but couldn't reach out to me. dear smugly at the still of the social. i mean we're close with um we should never. mm hm. no religious ability schooling, religion. me of she left early. he's like a buddhist. wish you religion? luminous as digit. i'm city, educator. me. michel, lift jim store. i got a notice really miss beryl me starting out new stuff to the rest of the plan. you know, when i get them, which are let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside reaches up to 2000 degrees celsius and it feels like you are inside a fireball, the mission i

. >> scott wightman was the tennis coach of one of the victims, mary simmons. >> she competed like nobody. >> and one of her occasional playing partners was dwight jones. police believe, that for reasons yet unknown, dwight murdered mary and her boyfriend, bryon thomas, in their home. remember that .22 police observed dwight tossing? police later learned it belonged to the fountain hills couple. mary and bryon had been killed with their own weapon. there were now six dead, and dwight jones was still not in custody. but investigators had a good idea where to find him. >>> coming up -- finally, a killer surrounded. >> they carefully and quietly started to evacuate the hotel. >> he began firing at them. somewhere between seven and eight rounds were fired. >> when "dateline" continues. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum and save water. did you know an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle? while a running

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scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol. all of us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters ar

mary ellen carol. the department of public health behavioral health director dr. hillary kunis and we are also joined by our police chief bill scott. i am here with our various leaders in san francisco to officially declare a state of emergency in the tenderloin community of the city and county of san francisco. we know that there have been a number of challenges that have happened in this community and have persisted over the years. but if we take a step back, when this pandemic first hit san francisco, of course, we immediately in light of what we knew was inevitable declared a state of emergency to deal with the global pandemic of covid-19 and, in fact, what we saw over the last almost two years was san francisco step up, remove the bureaucratic layers and the opticals that get in the way of actually being effective and collaborating with our various city agencies and what we were able to do to deal with the pandemic was extraordinary. we are one of the densest cities in the country and with less than 700 people who lost their lives throughout the entire pandemic, we saw one of the lowest death rates of any other major city in

scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol. all of us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters ar

mary ellen carol. the department of public health behavioral health director dr. hillary kunis and we are also joined by our police chief bill scott here with our various leaders in san francisco to officially declare a state of emergency in the tenderloin community of the city and county of san francisco.

i agree with mary ellen and chief scott.rs who all they want is a safe place for people to go. i'm not trying to demonize the police here, i'm not. what i disagree with vehemently is criminalizing addicts is the way to solve the overdose and drug crisis. that's what i really disagree with. [ please stand by ] >> i want you to tell me today to open this linkage center which i hope it's the beginning of the mental health service center that we created in a piece of law that we've been begging you to implement, not you, chief, but the city, the department of public health to implement for years and we've been told there's not enough resources. so i need you to tell me and then i'll vote 'yes' but i need you guys to tell us that what the mayor said is not true. you're not going to arrest and encarson rate people that refuse to get services because they're sick. can you tell me that? >> yes, supervisor. we will engage with people and our objective is to get them to a better place. it's as simple as that and i'm going to start wit

scott say just patterson. sure. but can you feel really good? no. maybe he is with my mom and at them we're talking with another renowned russian actor of lady mary mush scoff, who played a command or greeting the crew on the ground, sat. the movie is a big leap forward for the world's film industry for yet, and i saw my airbag in my little macros, e voice theater along hightail, taurus needs coarseness in order to get his ill. and i see her note young lo yeah, getting additional nischelle but couldn't reach out to me directly. smugly at the still of the social. i mean, we're close with. um we sure of never. mm hm. no religious about his schooling. religion may of she let theory, he's like a buddhist wish you religion? no much as digit. i'm city educator. this miram the chef left jim store. i bet they did not as jim. is that oh and you're starting yachts. ya. you start to the right spot center of the plan. you don't like in the much a yerra or let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside riches, up to 2000 degrees celsius and

, abc congressional correspondent rachel scott, vivian salama for "the wall street journal," and we want to welcome back our senior white house correspondent mary eve. >> aww. >> there she is with big brother george, 3 1/2. i'm sure george is probably not -- is he jealous yet? >> a skeptical look of his face. a bit of a skeptic that she's here to stay. >> probably not that much has changed here in washington since you came back. same story. we're going to talk all things white house in a minute, but i want to start with you, rick klein, today. it looked like we might have a government shutdown. we saw some scenes of that there after those senate republicans tried to defund president biden's vaccine mandate on the private sector. they backed down, but these fights over vaccine mandates are really just beginning. >> they're here to stay, and i think one takeaway out of this, even though the democrats won this battle and they were able to keep the government open is they know that republicans are going to continue to fight those vaccine mandates. they are united on that topic. in fact, they're going to get another vote in the coming days, and sena

scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol. all of us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters ar

thank you, and with that, i'd like to introduce mary ellen carroll, the director of our department of emergency management. [applause] >> thank you, chief scott and thank you mayor breed. emergency management provides coordination in times of crisis, and today, as you've heard, there's no more significant crisis than what's happening in our streets and especially in the tenderloin. during the pandemic, san francisco demonstrated what can happen when we work together. at the mayor's direction, the department is going to collaborate with our community partners. over the next few months, the team will implement a multiphase assessment approach. the first phase is already underway. through meetings with community stakeholders and residents, we have developed an understanding of the challenges that we have to address. enforcement and the disruption of criminal activity to guarantee safe passage in our community. during this phase, social workers, clinicians, community partners, and resources will work in concert to offer wraparound services at a new temporary linkage site. when it's established, it will allow services, and at the same time, as you

scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol. all of us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters ar

thank you, and with that, i'd like to introduce mary ellen carroll, the director of our department of emergency management. [applause] >> thank you, chief scottthank you mayor breed. emergency management provides coordination in times of crisis, and today, as you've heard, there's no more significant crisis than what's happening in our streets and especially in the tenderloin. during the pandemic, san francisco demonstrated what can happen when we work together. at the mayor's direction, the department is going to collaborate with our community partners. over the next few months, the team will implement a multiphase assessment approach. the first phase is already underway. through meetings with community stakeholders and residents, we have developed an understanding of the challenges that we have to address. enforcement and the disruption of criminal activity to guarantee safe passage in our community. during this phase, social workers, clinicians, community partners, and resources will work in concert to offer wraparound services at a new temporary linkage site. when it's established, it will allow services, and at the same time, as you hear

scott topper. both are here today. and, of course my partner dr. mary ellen carol. all of us have been working in the last 24 hours with our state and federal partners at cdc and the state department of health to determine whether this indeed is the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our health officer dr. susan philip. but i also want to emphasize this is not a surprise. for those of you who knew, we thought omicron was already here. we just hadn't detected it yet. so this is cause for concern, but it's also certainly not a cause for panic. we are prepared in the city for this with regard to the case itself. the person recently traveled to south africa and they did the right thing and got tested and reported their travel history. they had mild symptoms and thankfully recovered. contacts have been notified by the health department. and, again, here's what we know now. san francisco is relatively well positioned to respond to variants. our vaccine rate is high. more boosters ar

marie baecher was mer to be the c.e.o. of the department of transportation. objection? mr. scott: reserving the right to object.i want to thank my colleague from washington for holding the hearing with the airlines. two things about that. i was surprised, i didn't get a very good answer from the airlines about did we get a return on the, what, $54 billion we provided the airline industry. i was extremely disappointed of united airlines that was cavalier with employ yos in my state that were basically rhett go or laid off without pay, only because they decided not to get the vaccine for religious purposes. i still, although i come back to this issue, i still am waiting for the secretary of transportation and secretary of commerce to come at a public event so all of our constituents in my state can hear exactly what they're doing to solve the supply chain problem. i can tell you, i was on the phone call, this problem is not getting better. there are still 100 cargo ships off the coast of california. i want to hear exactly what they're doing, and so do the citizens of my state. therefore, i object. the presiding o