but that happened because of mattie. mattie didn't stop. mattie made sure that there was one unified vigil on the sandy hook tragic nursery and that it was combining everyone in the community not just people that look like me but people who were living mattie to experience the fact that mattie over and over and over again brings mothers of perpetrators and mothers of survivors together. even doing that once would be exhausting emotionally for anyone. >> but for her to do that over and over and over again is why she has the fortitude to do this work. and i hope that not only will you support her and vote for her but also that you will support the reforms that she champions when she's on the commission. >> thank you. next speaker please voting supervisor is my name is carlotta jackson lane executive director sojourner truth foster family services agency is a founder of saving a dream incorporated. i am past co-chair and member of the san francisco behavioral health commission, a mediator for the office of police compliance i'm sorry and a mem

but that happened because of mattie. mattie didn't stop.attie made sure that there was one unified vigil on the sandy hook tragic nursery and that it was combining everyone in the community not just people that look like me but people who were living mattie to experience the fact that mattie over and over and over again brings mothers of perpetrators and mothers of survivors together. even doing that once would be exhausting emotionally for anyone. >> but for her to do that over and over and over again is why she has the fortitude to do this work. and i hope that not only will you support her and vote for her but also that you will support the reforms that she champions when she's on the commission. >> thank you. next speaker please voting supervisor is my name is carlotta jackson lane executive director sojourner truth foster family services agency is a founder of saving a dream incorporated. i am past co-chair and member of the san francisco behavioral health commission, a mediator for the office of police compliance i'm sorry and a membe

my name is ashley and this is my colleague mattie. we were among the 1000 national park service probationary employees fired unjustly february 14. formerly i was a schoolteacher, park ranger, i was a schoolteacher for 15 years, a park ranger, two jobs for five of those years. i am a daughter, a sister and a cancer survivor and i don't have health insurance. we were not lazy bureaucrats who loafed around all day. we loved our jobs and took pride in our work, we loved being park rangers. mattie especially to me as we were both national park interns in 2020. we fought for five years to chase our dreams and land permanent jobs. only to have our careers taken simply for being on probation. we are able to speak to you solely because of the support of friends and family. my partner is sitting back there, her partner is back there, our partners have done so much to support our efforts and advocacy. our friends, fired colleagues. our families have carried us on their backs financially and emotionally. while we desperately searched for someone

but that happened because of mattie. mattie didn't stop. mattie made sure that there was one unified vigil on the sandy hook tragic nursery and that it was combining everyone in the community not just people that look like me but people who were living mattie to experience the fact that mattie over and over and over again brings mothers of perpetrators and mothers of survivors together. even doing that once would be exhausting emotionally for anyone. >> but for her to do that over and over and over again is why she has the fortitude to do this work. and i hope that not only will you support her and vote for her but also that you will support the reforms that she champions when she's on the commission. >> thank you. next speaker please voting supervisor is my name is carlotta jackson lane executive director sojourner truth foster family services agency is a founder of saving a dream incorporated. i am past co-chair and member of the san francisco behavioral health commission, a mediator for the office of police compliance i'm sorry and a mem

my name is ashley, and this is my colleague, mattie hollis. both mattie and i were part of the 1000 national park service probationary employees fired unjustly on february 14. formerly i was a schoolteacher, a park ranger, i was a schoolteacher for 15 years, a park ranger come into jobs for five of those years. i'm a daughter, a sister, and i'm also a teamsters survivor, and now i don't have health insurance. maddie and i were not lazy bureaucrats who moved around all day. we loved our jobs, and we took pride in our work. we loved being park rangers. mattie is really special to me, as she and i were both national park interns in 2020. we both fought for five years to chase our dreams and land permanent jobs, only to have our careers taken simply for being on probation. we are able to speak to you today solely because of the support of our friends and family. my partner, ryan braun, is sitting back there. maddie's partner is back there with us. our partners have done so much to support our efforts and advocacy, our friends, our fired colleagues

matty scott has family members who are gun violence victims.e's grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. >> still ahead on the news at 6, why alerting people about severe weather in this country may have just gotten harder. plus, what we're learning about carbon monoxide as it relates to gene hackman step, including the day he appears to have died. how well positionen are we in the sierra? the measurements are in greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain. >> scientists and researchers are warning that the trump administration's firing of hundreds of workers at noaa, which is the agency t

mattie will bring invaluable experience, deep compassion and a commitment to our communities.er voice and the police commission will help us strengthen public safety and build trust across our city. mattie thank you for being on the front lines and stepping up to serve as you have done your entire life. thank you to the board of supervisors. >> i want to thank the board of supervisors who are here today and also all of them for their careful consideration of our appointees. i'm optimistic that mattie will receive the same overwhelming support that wilson did as well. wilson lee young and maggie scott are highly qualified with decades of experience in and around public safety and our communities. i know they are ready to work collaboratively, collaboratively with the commissioners, police department leadership, the board of supervisors, the mayor's office and our residents to move our city forward. we are in a new era of collaboration in city hall and we are going to make our city safer together. now i want to invite up wilson liang to say a few words. >> actions speak louder t

matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> mayor says, although the city still has a long way to go, these changes put the city on the right track to make san francisco safer. >> all right. taking a live look right now at mount diablo. lot of green out there. but beautiful day. it's been a dry week. so you need to more rain. if you want the green to continue through saint patty's day. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the forecast. yeah. and you know what? i don't agree to have a problem with that. we've got a series of storms likely impact the bay area starting this weekend. so if you've got plans this weekend, be aware that you're likely run into some rain. >> things could be a washout on saturday, but likely to see some rain developing by evening hours around the bay area. and then it looks like sunday kind of on and off throughout the day with scattered showers, maybe an isolated thunderstorm right now got some hig

matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in sanfrancisco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> as a san francisco native wilson says he's looking forward to the opportunity to make a difference in the city. and mattie said she's grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. the hayward unified school district's superintendent is now on administrative leave and the district is not saying why the district confirms jason remy and was placed on leave pending an investigation but didn't share details about what's being investigated. raman has served as superintendent since 2023. in the meantime, jan wolfe hernandez, the associate superintendent of student and family services will take over as acting superintendent. >> the west contra costa unified school district will reduce their staff as leaders try to tackle a growing budget deficit. the board of education voted that wednesday night to cut more than 150 staff positions for the upcoming 2025. 26 school yea

i think, yesterday and said that mattis agrees. yeah. so how just wanted your your response to those comments from from a retired four star general which is unprecedented. i mean, maybe someone like eisenhower. right. in the in the fifties. so just a response and and are you concerned about the political the politicalization of the of the military? yeah, i am. and i don't think mark milley's comments are helping the situation because he was not elected president. trump was and is someone who puts my name on the ballot and goes through that vetting every other year, essentially what you're doing is calling the 70 million, 80 million people that voted for him. you know, somehow they got duped or they're stupid, rather than looking at, you know, he is a more of a symptom of some things that we have seen over the years in terms of wages that have been flat forgotten, middle class in middle america and places like ohio, where manufacturing left and the void was filled with opioids and fentanyl, whole areas of appalachia. i think j.d. vance re

aid programs and projects around the world who see it as a key part of the 3 ds that secretary jim mattis used to talk about defense, diplomacy, development. i'll remind you we spend less than 1% of our total federal budget on foreign aid. your average american thinks it's between 25% and 30%, and that trimming, you know, waste, fraud, and abuse in foreign aid is a way to deal with our deficit. there is a list of a small number of odd, strange, or embarrassing programs that were funded, many of them not through usaid, but through the state department. there's no disagreement with democrats and republicans that we should look at and closely scrutinize and reform foreign aid but to shut it down first and then have a conversation about it is putting the cart before the horse. >> some of that's driven, you know, what i was hearing is that there are evangelical groups that are connected with foreign aid. there's also you know, agriculture interests and there are republican states that have agricultural interests, is that driving some of the republican pushback? >> it is contributing. there's a

and it looks like he took matty. >> the nine one, one two part return begins thursday on abc. >> we are back with a wild scene and scary video on a southern california highway. look at this. look at the left side of the screen there. oh, wow. a biker slammed straight into a flatbed truck and even lands on the bed itself. the person who recorded the video said the truck went for another mile before leaving the freeway, with the rider still on it. >> officials in columbus, ohio, are looking into the death of a bodybuilder. jodie vance died last thursday. her family says her heart stopped due to complications of severe dehydration. vance was in columbus for a sports festival. she was only 20 years old. >> well, the cdc says the worst of the flu season is now over. but that is not the case for one family in ohio. after the virus left one little girl in a coma and the illness has now changed her life forever. >> every day i wake up to the nightmare. >> an ohio father is speaking out after his four year old daughter, lachlan, got sick with the flu. her symptoms taking a turn for the worse whe

he is not chosen have four-star generals with credibility, like general mattis or general kelly or general milley, around him. >> well i don't know. i think when trump announced his foreign-policy team initially, people look at his national security advisory team and his pick for secretary of state and said these are normal republican foreign- policy hands, right? >> so then why are they striking the balance right now? >> well i think, as to your point, it's hard to do. trump is in a much stronger political position, for the moment, give it a few months and we will say. for the moment, he feels like he has been dedicated. you know, you see this with tariffs. i think in trump's first term, it was easier not to talk him out of tariffs, right, but to talk him into delay, you know, make it small and, you know, do it incrementally and so on. now he thinks, i am the winner, why shouldn't i do it my way? the same thing in foreign- policy. >> you recently described trump's parts of tariffs on partners other than china as, quote, unsettling markets and displeasing voters for the sake of minimal ret

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g 0 into the quarter finals of the english as a cop after beating wolves and a penalty shoot out mattie a screen yeah, had an eventful game for wolves, and of this all premier league sits round tied, the brazilians for disease equalizer was then sent often extra time match, finished 11. and it was warm as 154 on penalties, to go through the crystal palace. striker is on to leave metate, who said he's doing well and hope sweet back playing soon french forward posted that update on social media following this horror challenge by milwaukee for liam roberts in there as a cup tie. roberts was sent off for mrs. hayes. i was taken to hospital for surgery on his ear. how has went on to win the match against a 2nd to your side? 31. secure their spot in the 6th round, the competition. australia have won the seas under 20 asian kept the young. socrates beat saudi arabia on penalties, shoot out in the funnel, which is played a sunday, china goalkeeper stephen. only when he sees its 1st, almost fairly warm, this trophy or saudi been looked into with it for a 4th time as exactly one year and to us re

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matty scott has dedicated her communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> has a san francisco native long says that he's looking forward to the opportunity to make a difference in the city and ms scott says that she's grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. today marks the 3rd and final day of uc workers striking across california. this is video of some ucsf employees on the picket lines yesterday. the union representing more than 60,000 uc workers says they're striking because of what they call unfair labor practices. union wants more staff and they want money that matches the high cost of living here in the state. ucsf says it does have the staff to cover these workers that are out there on the lines. >> well, beach goers can once again enjoy bonfires on ocean beach. no burn season ends tomorrow and will last through the end of october. that means you can bring out your own fire would use designated rings near ocean beach near the ocean beach s

live in washington, mattie, thank you. ♪ president trump ordering a new trade approach that could leadmore on import lumber, any goods expected to be taxed when the white house is canada and mexico tuesday. let's bring in congresswoman debbie dingell, great to have you back in studio with us, so much happening. i want to get to tariffs it impacts michigan but when madeline rivera talked about where things stand we are less than two weeks, do you think we will see one? >> the republicans have the votes right now, they have the majority. republicans are not even at the table negotiating on appreciate you appropriations now. when you talk about doge cuts, they are now. we are watching them across the board we are seeing healthcare impacted, veterans healthcare impacted they passed a budget by one vote in the keep saying they won't cut medicaid but they had to get 80 billing dollars out of it and energy and commerce says it's been targeted for it so what are they going to do? he said he wouldn't cut social security but he's closing 1000 offices in 20 find hundred people will be fired. that

matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in sanco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> as a san francisco native long says he is looking forward to the opportunity to make a difference in the city. and scott says she is grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. well, some of the 6 decades of business danville bowl, the closing next month. a tough decision for the owners after operaticg for so long well, was rob nesbitt reports on why the business didn't have a choice. >> danville bowl open for the first time in 1961. a lot has happened since then. and the owners would love to keep it open, but this year will be its last the celebration of a strike has been happening at danville bowl for 64 bowlers found out this week that the bowling alley will be closing. not an easy decision for vice president of operations. just a nortel. >> his dad bought the bowling alley in 1994. and the family has heard from several customers who have enjoyed coming here for

mcmaster and secretary mattis and tillerson constraints and restraints on president trump has not emerged in this administration so far. >> fair point. it's only been five weeks. orrin, we have had since 2018 this new relationship, new trade dynamic, between the u.s. and china. specifically in trying to get the technology component of this handle in here, how -- with respect to technology transfer, vulnerability, how far have we come in these last six years? how much more do we still have to go? >> i guess the question is where you think we are going to. it seems to me that the u.s. and china are irref could hably pulling apart. i don't like the decoupling term because it's used by people who actually mean stay closely together. but say we are going to pull apart. i think the reality is that as you have heard china has now had a series of opportunities to respond to a variety of different approaches from the united states, and has made clear it's not going to. that it's strategy is not changing. when the biden administration tried to engage over the last year and a half, it pretty much go

so i appreciate general mattis, his service, but i just obviously, for all the reasons i just listed and then that just kind of approach, i think we need a different type of leadership in the pentagon. representative mike walsh, author of the new book hard truths, coming up right before the the big election. thank you so much for doing this. it was it was i enjoyed reading the book kind of tracing, tying together your time as a green beret ceo of a company and then in government was was was a very interesting journey to go on in the book. so thank you for for well, thank you. and if i can throw one more thing out there and none of the royalties are coming to me, they're going to the matthew pitino foundation as a foundation for one of my green berets that i lost and their family, and to the green beret foundation. so all the veterans charities and thanks so much to everybody who who buy it and take a look. it's great guys thank yhi, ever. welcome. thanks for joining us. my is i am i do events here at mcnally and we're thrilled to have these illustrious writers and translators and. al

. >> where where jim mattis. >> and h.r. >> mcmaster weren't masterminding. >> this, they were saying, absolutely not. >> so your. >> friend and. >> one other thing. >> which is that as. >> this thing was going downhill, jd vance was. >> happy to push it, right? >> yes. >> he did not step back. >> mark rubio didn't. >> say a thing. >> jd vance didn't. >> it didn't. >> help us. >> he was very. >> performative. >> almost felt contrived, and he was provoking zelensky. i don't think he. >> was getting donald. >> trump's approval. >> donald trump. >> called him in saying you're going to do the beat up. and marco. >> said nothing. and i don't nothing. >> hold on one second, david. >> and it's. >> just. >> again, it's this, like it or not, this sort of brilliant messaging. you haven't thanked us and it's not. >> even close. >> to true. it's a lie. i know it's a lie. we'll talk more about lies and. >> the deficit and. >> all this stuff. >> but it's this. it's trumpism, right? tell this whopping lie. it's a really dramatic narrative. how can this insolent little country do. this in the oval of

that's all on board for this as opposed to the last time around where where jim mattis and h.r. mcmaster weren't masterminding this, they were saying, absolutely not. so your friend. >> and one other thing is that as this thing was going downhill, jd vance was happy to push it, right? >> yes. >> he did not step back. mark rubio didn't say a thing. jd vance didn't didn't help us. >> he was. very performative, almost felt contrived, and he was provoking zelensky. i don't think. >> he was getting donald trump's approval. donald trump called him in saying, you're going to do the beat up. and marco. >> said nothing. >> and i know nothing. hold on one second, david. >> and it's. just again. >> it's this, like it or not, this sort of brilliant messaging. you haven't thanked us and. >> it's not. even close. >> to true. it's a lie. i know it's a lie. we'll talk more about lies and the deficit and all this stuff, but it's this. it's trumpism, right? tell this whopping lie. it's a really dramatic narrative. how can this insolent little country do this in the oval office? >> hagar i just i

. $1.5 million for voter confidence. 14.9 for social cohesion in matty. $15 million for illegal hotelooms in new york city. he's a real estate developer, he's done very well. $250,000 to increase vegan local climate action innovation in zambia. $42 million for social and behavior change in uganda. $14 million for improving public procurement in serba. $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well with learning. you should use it ourselves. and $101 million for d.e.i. contracts at the department of education. the most ever paid, nothing even like it. under the trump administration all of these scams, and there are far worse but i didn't think it was appropriate to talk about them, they're so bad. many more have been found out and exposed and swiftly term the neitherred by a -- terminated by a group of very tent, mostly young people headed up bielon and reappreciate it. [applause] we found hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud. [applause] and we've taken back the money and reduced our debt to fight inflation and other things. taken back a lot of that mo

general mattis, who is also secretary of defense under donald trump, used to come to this committee and say do not fully fund these programs like usaid and if you do not find it just buy me more ammunition. the military in our country understand the importance of this program. i had discussions for years and risley had discussions with our special operations forces. those people i respect beyond words. they are in the most dangerous part of the world in small numbers. label footprint, working to know where our greatest threats are in the country, they are placed in positions hosting the most dangerous threats to our country , as are so many people working for usaid, risking their lives as well. trying to secure the safety of people not just in the world but in our own country from terrorist threats metastasizing and posing increasing threats right here in our home. they told me of the importance of usaid. they told me how they work together on security issues, on intel issues, understanding how they can use their ability to keep us safe more effectively. and they pointed out what a thre

. >> matty, you are so jealous of me right now. >> while we're on this theme, can i get something offout to marty smith from espn. >> sounded good. >> big difference between girls and boys. we're talking about celine dion, you're like, look, marty smith. >> sounded just like that. >> watch that golf challenge all the time. we're like. >> the best part about the golf league. >> every one of them. >> the fact they have them micced up and you hear the dialogue. >> it's the best. >> better than watching them play golf. >> it's literally so much fun. >> two different shows. >> when we talk, do you hear. >> from charlie brown. >> sometimes. >> is that a question? >> savannah and jenna when you talk, we listen. >> we see you. >> we hear you. >> we feel you. >> you might because lauren graham -- >> next up. a special "popstart" sneak peek the latest episode of the new show "the z-suite" who clashes with the g een-z social media team. >> it must have been so hard coming up as a career woman in the 1900s. >> oh, oh, alexis. let me tell you something i wish someone had told me when i was your ag

thought katz lasky matty scott nice reverend sisk saw the bill through to its passage because of whatit would contribute to this city or our residents. >> we can't afford this bill deals benefits to be mired in confusion, foolishness. and as i said before, shenanigans. the bill is passed and available. let's focus on the viable projects from which everyone will benefit. >> the cic is working with the oci to ensure more housing opportunities are realized period. >> african-american folks are down to a small percentage of the population in san francisco. working class people of all cultures and religions are being gentrified out of san francisco. san francisco is not building enough housing building housing requires money the capital to pay for building costs. >> and i want you to also please note in terms of the housing needs and demographics because we're hearing from various people on the ground there are various housing needs in san francisco co-ops, non co-ops for seniors, young families working individuals, those who are unhoused otherwise known as homeless. the more housing we ca

but, soon athletes become employees, which they are not now, schools like james mattis university inct other division iii programs in virginia washington and bridgewater, they may struggle to afford salaries and benefits but with this forced schools to cut sports? reduce participation question. >> thank you but unquestionably we already seen some of those changes now. some of the pressures and programs dropping. cal poly just dropped in men's and women's spit swimming. as a travesty. is it phenomenal academic environment. your point is opportunities are now gone. we are very concerned about this model and the pressures put on olympic sports specifically nonrevenue sports. >> you think schools and should they be exempt from athlete employment rules of those are set up due to financial constraints? would that complicate the situation even worse? >> are three different divisions. they have different priorities in each one of those. so i'm not sure how that would apply. it's certainly an important topic. >> many students and division iii schools in my district and across the country play

they spent a lot of time explaining this to him, john bolton and jim mattis and others, you know, wouldf making bad decisions, but they are not there. and it was predictable that they wouldn't bear. in fact, i wrote an article a year before the election saying, you know, be careful because those people won't be there in a second term. they're not there. and instead, what you've had is people who are attracted to trump and who've been drawn to trump, i think since 2020, since january 6th, who have a much more radical vision of the world and a radical belief that we need to revolutionize america's role in it. again, whether they'll win, i don't know, but they they have a, you know, whether it's a belief that we should bring everything home, start from scratch, dismantle the whole thing, have no foreign policy, or whether it's people who think we would have we would make more money. we would be more prosperous if we were aligned with russia or china. they have they have different kinds of views, but they are they are really determined to change the way the country works, to change the way

you also had people like rex tillerson and jim mattis who wanted to reinforce things like article fivevernment with loyalists is what allows him to be himself. and what he is when he's himself is a friend of vladimir putin's and a friend of the other side. as mike said, i couldn't agree more. we have switched sides and i think we're accustomed to thinking about policy shifts, maneuvers, not 180 degree flips. >> and the marco. >> rubios and lindsey graham's of the world, you know, this this has gotten so far ahead of themselves that they they have nowhere to be except jumping on board trump's sinking ship. i mean, i wish that they stood up because they have real power. if the us congress wanted to say no, you have to deliver these weapons systems. there are ways in which republican majorities could compel that. and let's be clear, this isn't like political showmanship. part of what i hate, nicole, is that this gets talked about as if it's just another political fight. there are kids on the other side of those bombs, like the air defense systems. those are some of the most important amer

and jim mattis served during the first trump presidency. what is the hope?ario for reversing anything that trump and hegseth are doing at the pentagon? >> well, first i'll say i, i appreciate you surfacing this memo, which is an important memo signed by secretaries appointed by both democrats and republicans. and the key here is that what the administration has done, what president trump and secretary hegseth did in the friday night purge of senior officers, is a deeply troubling development for the us military, for the institution of the us military. and moreover, it's an un-american way to treat men and women in uniform. no explanation, no justification was given for the dismissal of these senior officers, including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the senior military lawyers from the army, navy and air force. and it leads one to believe, to conclude that these were political maneuvers, political moves by the administration to push aside officers who who they thought were not focused on what they say is the need to refocus on warfighting. but

thought katz lasky matty scott nice reverend sisk saw the bill through to its passage because of what it would contribute to this city or our residents. >> we can't afford this bill deals benefits to be mired in confusion, foolishness. and as i said before, shenanigans. the bill is passed and available. let's focus on the viable projects from which everyone will benefit. >> the cic is working with the oci to ensure more housing opportunities are realized period. >> african-american folks are down to a small percentage of the population in san francisco. working class people of all cultures and religions are being gentrified out of san francisco. san francisco is not building enough housing building housing requires money the capital to pay for building costs. >> and i want you to also please note in terms of the housing needs and demographics because we're hearing from various people on the ground there are various housing needs in san francisco co-ops, non co-ops for seniors, young families working individuals, those who are unhoused otherwise known as homeless. the more housing we c