bernie and matt green were all on this as they were on other projects working together. the building went down the hill because of the failed shoring. matt green went out there several times for his friend, who was helping him out in the little situation in golden gate park, which he alludes to in the dennis richards case. there was nothing left of the building. they were supposed to keep it big. tarp was put over. it was completely demolished. here's another one naming the city families okaying their own family jobs. joe eskenazi, mission local. january 8th. this is how the old. this is how the old test worked. you could see o'riordan came in here at number 13 right in the middle. and then he told me before, we used to commute together that sweeney gave him the answers to the test, and he forgot one of them. and one of the answers was, or one of the questions was, what do you do with an employee who is not performing right? he said, you kind of counsel him or something like that. he told me sweeney had to write it down on a piece of paper and shove it over for him to re

administrative position in may of 2024 to renew the 10 years old permit was approved by deputy matt green and 23i7b8d by inspector brent howard the last routine inspections i could find in 2008 (bell ringing) when is this nuisance going to stop the public is tired of it. thank you. >> have we received in electronically i. >> could you please send that to the madam secretary and any additional general public comment? >> okay. then seeing none, we are are on are on are on are on are on city determination of equivalent facilitation, technical infeasibility, or unreasonable hardship, in addition to other requirements. >> good morning. >> um, president alexander-tut and vice president shaddix i'm supervisor mandelman on the board of supervisors and author of this legislation and thank you, thank you for your time and thinking on my way up here 16 general manager's since i had one of the seats thank you for your services. >> the ordinance will do a few things sunset enforcement of assessable business entrance program a program that issued this commission i think your familiar and requires suppo

tell me a little bit more about it because he has been kind of leading the charge here, we have matt greene atlanta area. matt, tell us, what did we see today at this assisted living facility? we have some video playing of what you had. >> we saw a total of about 50 or 60 different jewish and non-jewish volunteers from across atlanta. >> reporter: you guys were singing. i see you handing out food. >> yep, we were handing out food. some of them were back there chopping salad, getting ready. >> reporter: you guys have big smiles on your faces. >> oh, yes. we love working the residents. they thrive on our talking to them because they are not with their families. >> reporter: but they were with you guys? >> they were with us. that's what we to. >> reporter: for the first time since 2005, hanukkah falls on the same day as christmas day. >> that is correct. something like the fourth or fifth time in the history of, you know, hanukkah that is that way. >> reporter: right. and so this is something that you guys are giving your time for the people who want to celebrate christmas. you guys are giving

this happened when matt was already a member of congress! i mean, marjorietaylor greeneanother person who is ostracized in congress. i'm sure as you hear marjorie taylor greene opining on a number of things like this, if she is going to blow people up, she is going to face the same fate as matt eventually. she is, you know, equally problematic in some different ways. and similar ways and different in others but she is another person who even her maga colleagues really, really wish she could get struck by lightning. >> amisa and rick, thank you so much. coming up, fani willis has been disqualified from overseeing trump's interference case so what happens next? ase so what happens next? i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symp

you've heard matt gaetz, lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene, they will not talk about gun violence, because they are afraid of their base, and they will not talk about when president trump does some extraordinarily unusual things. they have the same problem. but i'm a democrat, so i will worry about the democrats and i will worry about america, which is even more important. politicians on both sides need politics, people need to stop being bullied by the base and listen to what real people like you are saying. you know what, i just want to pay my bills and raise my family in safety, want to make enough money so i can purchase a house and educate my kids, so i can have health insurance, and i can retire one day without being scared. that's get back to the basic issues of what we need to do to make people's lives better. in america, 22 states, minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. if you make $10 an hour and work 50 weeks again, you only make $20,000 a year. $15 an hour, 40 hours a week, two weeks vacation, only $30,000 a year. you will not be able to purchase a house, pay for your kids and

greene. used to be matt gaetz. aoc. >> katie: trump? >> joey: yes, but i'm thinking house of representatives. so, on the democrat side. she is something dinner. she is a brand. and she has the ability to invoke emotions because we will sit here and complain about her and they will give her money. but what jen psaki isn't acknowledging because i think she knows this is the way that democrats run their party in the house is seniority rules. that's who they are. that's what they do. so what she is advocating for isn't as something as simple as putting a media star in charge. she is advocating for them to change how they do business. as long as nancy pelosi is a member of congress and has the phone number to every major donor, that's not going to work. that's not going to happen. winning an election be damned. >> since aoc came in house there has been rivalry between her and former speaker nancy pelosi and pelosi was in a hospital after hip surgery in europe when all of this went down to ensure she was not going to be the head democrat on t

there are more members like you in the united states congress than folks like the matt gaetz and the marjorie taylor greenesad new member orientation and then there is a program for new members at harvard that's bipartisan. so you go to seminars together about the economy, about taxes. then you break and you eat lunch together, eat dinner together, have coffee together. it's really a wonderful thing. i will say these republican colleagues that i met at harvard and at new member orientation, we might be idealogically on the same page about everything, but there was a genuine desire to work together and tackle important problems. i am hoping that cooperation, i was looking to make allies on the other side so when i bring something to the floor when i want to go to the other side to try to get support, i have developed friendships through new member orientation and the program at harvard and we have another program come u coming up where we go to williamsburg together. so i think that is good to develop that kind of camaraderie on the other side. so i think we have to break through the rhetoric on both extreme

marjorie taylor greene couldn't do that. matt gaetz couldn't do that. none of them could do that.ll of their power derived from trump. even tucker couldn't do that. this is the first time somebody has said, shine the spotlight on me. i'm driving the agenda. and it worked. and i can't imagine trump is going to love that. >> that's a really interesting point in the sense of just what his his influence power is. and given that, i mean, democrats are about to be in the minority, they'll still clearly have a hand here, as we're seeing with hakeem jeffries tonight and a very small majority that mike johnson will have. how do democrats handle something like that? and someone who can so easily disrupt the best negotiated plans they have? >> i think by pointing it out and by pointing out how uninterested they are in actually helping the american people who voted them into power. and so i think moving forward, it is going to be interesting to see how they they, the republicans, deal with this because they are the ones who are in a debacle themselves. they can't agree amongst themselves. let

jeffries: what i can say is matt gaetz will not be the next attorney general of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: fair enough. marjorie taylor greenethis ethics report on matt gaetz, why don't we release all the ethics reports on all the republicans and all the accusations against them and their sex and drugs. i for once agree with her. not only that, no offense, on democrats too. why should we the american people be the only people who don't know what's going on in there. >> rep. jeffries: yeah, well, listen, i don't disagree with the notion. in a democracy sunlight is the best disinfectant. the american people deserve to know what their elected representatives are up to. when it comes to marjorie taylor greene, i don't take anything she has to say seriously. >> stephen: that's fair enough. what happens, what happens to gaetz now? he resigned his seat after he had already won reelection and they haven't called the new special election yet so can he just go back in? >> rep. jeffries: that's quite possible. >> stephen: and then could they release the ethics report? >> rep. jeffries: yes they can. >> stephen: meaning he would have to

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green parties, formal open when it comes to the issue of migration. so the conservatives off top of the oppose fos full would. let's say matt, as does potentially when the next elections, they're going to get an easy arrived and shows us how this gentleman policy is headed for more stable, more commer waters. unfortunately, i think not looking in my christabel, i think you know, the cd was doing very well at the moment. it's pulling it around 31 percent. that's nearly twice as much as old actual it's. it's a 17 percent bots. germany is, is it is a country that is governed by coalitions. so however, well metz does, if he does do well, he will actually have to find a coalition partner to, to join forces with in order to govern. and this is where it's going to get very difficult. we saw an incredibly heated and impassioned debate in the going to start to get the notes of bumped words between the me, this of these main parties. they do not like each other. they do not get on, but match will have to, to join forces. it seems unlikely at the moment it could be with the social democrats and the liberal party looked like they might

you've heard matt gaetz, lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene, they will not talk about gun violencee they are afraid of their base, and they will not talk about when president trump does some extraordinarily unusual things. they have the same problem. but i'm a democrat, so i will worry about the democrats and i will worry about america, which is even more important. politicians on both sides need politics, people need to stop being bullied by the base and listen to what real people like you are saying. you know what, i just want to pay my bills and raise my family in safety, want to make enough money so i can purchase a house and educate my kids, so i can have health insurance, and i can retire one day without being scared. that's get back to the basic issues of what we need to do to make people's lives better. in america, 22 states, minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. if you make $10 an hour and work 50 weeks again, you only make $20,000 a year. $15 an hour, 40 hours a week, two weeks vacation, only $30,000 a year. you will not be able to purchase a house, pay for your kids and health

green. fluctuating with risk appetite that's off the table. matt: absolutely, we will keep an eye on that.er on the terminal for that. sonali: pnp seven index. that's how i look at it. five of the stocks are higher on the day, two are lower. that is nvidia, down by .9%. tesla is still in the green. paul: there is a mag seven etf as well, i always forget the ticker. and there is a leveraged one. >> why not? >> want more risk? loaded up. let's talk a little luxury right here. one of our best voices that we have is right here in house, deborah aiken joins us, a luxury analyst for bloomberg intelligence and is based in london. debbie, thanks for joining us. we were looking at rich go. some of the wealthiest on the planet happened to be french folks who own these luxury brands. it's been a tough year for those stocks. step back, what happened to luxury in 2024? deb: i think if we step back to the beginning of the year, january february, we had some of the biggest company ceos focusing on a normalized year of growth. that followed three real years of recovery. 21, 22, 23. normalize's growth was

green will not vote for johnson. chip roy did not sound like somebody who will vote for it. >> matt, thank you very much. >>> coming upumps republicans already in chaos, the case for democrats to seize the moment and fight back. that is next. that is next. you waiting for? >>> elon musk and donald trump keep saying this is what the american people want but i am sorry it is actually not. first, and this is a important point, nobody voted for elon musk. not one person in the country voted for elon musk. he is constitutionally barred for running from president. second the american voters split their congressional vote as narrowly as possible and republicans will have a historically small majority. they have the majority but it is tiny. third to the extent we have polling on this, trump and musk are both unpopular. only 41% of americans approve of musk playing a prominent role in the trough demonstration. the same number of people that approve of trump according to a recent poll. he likely couldn't be the second president in recorded history to enter office with their favorability rating underwater. the first being trump

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green card. >> michael, was it only a matter of time before these two sides and perspectives clashed? because, again, he mattgaetz saying, we didn't want you to come and do immigration policy, even though people like ellen, i mean, first buddy very much has a seat at the table. uh, it seems like this was bound to happen at one point or another, right? >> yeah. >> i mean, when you're dealing with such a wide variety of issues and matters, particularly controversial hot button issues, you're going to have some disagreements. >> but something i think this lends to the conversation to, and it's something reese and i and our colleagues up on capitol hill were curious about as well. >> during the government funding drama of previous weeks was how much does elon musk talk for president-elect donald trump? we saw the whole situation with the government funding bill that elon musk first came out against, and that led to president elect donald trump. there was a lot of curiosity among reporters of, should we take elon musk's stance on something to understand that is where donald trump is coming from. and i think that

matt abdu. we have "today food loves football," a feast inspired by tonight's game between green bay and seattle>> there we go. all right. let's look ahead to your weekend. we have a northeast chill for saturday. sunshine in the east. showers and storms in the mississippi river valley. out west, rain, wind and snow. sunday, sunday still dry. but rainy and raw in the ohio river valley. scattered snow in the plains. sunshine in the central plains all the way down to texas. that's what's going on around the sunshine in the central plains. all the way down to. that's what's going on around denver. hurtado. tapper. nima momeni. danielle. good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with some light rain across the bay area. off and on. showers, but then some heavier rain late tonight and into early tomorrow morning, along with some high winds an the potential of some flooding, as well as a drying periods between saturday night and into sunday morning, and another wave of rain coming in on monday. but we are going to be watching out for this very active storm periodsunday >>> h

matt lively. >> it was redemption for weekend÷÷four. bay area sports teams. the warriors also getting a win against the minnesota timber wolves. usually it's steph curry when ÷÷it's time to say night night, but draymond green points and 8 assists. so good to see the warriors back on track. >>> well, let's talk a little baseball now. san francisco has agreed to a deal to bring former brewers shortstop to the bay. the deal is reportedly worth $182 million over seven years. the 29-year- old is coming off a career- best season last year with milwaukee where he hit 32 home ns. the deal is pending a physical. fingers crossed. >>> all right. well, listen to this. outfielder juan soto just signed a historic deal with the new york mets to the tune of $765 million. you heard me right. the contract which lasts ÷÷15 years is not only the biggest in mlb history. it is also the biggest in all of professional sports. well, soto won a world series title with the washington nationals in 2019 and finished third in the american league mvp voting last season as a member of theyankees. now in 2024, he had a . 228 ÷÷average and at age 26, he has 201 home runs over seven seasons÷÷in the majors. i hear he's pretty good. >>> triem

though, with the help of matt gaetz who is no longer serving in congress, ousted kevin mccarthy the previous speaker. we know there's an appetite among some serving marjorie taylor greene and others who want to cause chaos especially if that's in trump's wishes. for this point, johnson remains to be the likely next speaker, but if he is not doing what ban, trump, musk want, it would be easy for us to see another situation where republicans three themselves, country, government, into complete chaos to have this personnel personality contest of sorts to again fulfill what it is trump wants which we know can change depends on who speaks to him last. >> matthew given the outside influences playing a role, how important is the speaker role for setting agenda and getting things done? talk through logistically not just politically what difference can an effective speaker make. >> it's donald trump or elon musk who is calling the shots. so, but there is a role that a speaker has to have, which is if you want to pass a piece of legislation, you have to be assign to the committee getting it out of committee who will bring it to the house floor and you need to be able to count th

matt: trump has said he is in favor of the h-1b reasons. he goes up against laura leumi and maybe margaret taylor green on that, but it seems as if it is a fairlyld because those are not people stealing american jobs. the problem is you cannot fill those jobs to begin with. >> the problem is the uncertainty. is he going to stick to this -- his guns on the debt ceiling? people i talked to last week were incredulous that he would inject the issue of the debt ceiling, a hammer the republicans can use later in the year, that he is going to inject it now. it complica when we are talkingh the immigration issue, you did see a fracturing in certain parts of the further right part of the republican party where you did see differences in opinion, vocal differences. is it too early to ask how this would play out in the midterms? >> know that is a good question. it is not too early. i think it is going to confuse people so much that it is going to give democrats enthusiastic by spring that they have a chance to regain control the house and senate. >> taking that further, if i am part of the washington bureaucracy and i'm going to be there 10 years from now