he was america's mayor on 9/11."utation. it's hard to believe. - he wanted more. it's addictive. and so the desire to continue it, the desire to be in the limelight is something many people can't give up. - after 9/11, rudy didn't only have a refurbished name and a reputation, but he had a brand. - almost the moment it was over, you turned around and create this consulting firm where you're literally selling your 9/11 bona fides for money. - a lot of people were surprised when a later rudolph giuliani starts screaming about trial by combat. - let's have trial by combat. - that's the only rudy giuliani i know. the giuliani of that '92 riot, that's rudy giuliani. - he blames it on me. he blames it on you. - the 1992 police protest was sort of the birth of rudy as fascist.

once chief of staff of former mayor always chief of staff. once a mayor always a mayor. thank you to the mayor for allowing us to do all this and hur desire to see so many more of these projects done and we are seeing it. san francisco, don't count yourself out. the city, the state is resilient. i'm really proud of what's been happening here and so excited about showing this off to 21 fancly foreign leaderss around the world, 10s of thousands of people that come in and wonder what the hell fox news has been talking about all these years. thank you very very much. [applause] >> alright, are we ready? 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! [applause] >> this has been a important initiative. we are seeing a lot of progress. i think we-clean california has many different components, this is one component. traditional cleaning up the garbage and graffiti up and down the state of california is one component part of it. we now removed just as a component part of this over 3300 encampment as part of clean california initiative and of course, the beautification components which are a big part of the bud

she is our very own, ted lasso, the mayor of san francisco, london breed. >> mayor london breed: thank you, phil. and i will start the use for a skate park rather than a supervisor meeting is a better use! but u.n. pla is a park and a place meant for people to enjoy themselves in so many different ways. before there was technology and cell phones and everything else you can think of, there is been skating and chess and yes, checkers, i know checkers was not on the list but hopefully one day we'll get it out there soon. the ability for people to come together in these spaces and to have these opportunities, this is what bringing community together is all about. yes, it meant a bit of a change for the farmrs market. but i'm so happy that the farmers market is closer to city hall. so thank you to the folks who are part of the farmers market and the people who continue to support the farmers market that is just opened today just in case you want to get fresh vegetables and fruit. but here we are, today and i want to say to phil, thank you so much. let me tell you, he and i have been having

tatyana, mayor, it turns out that you’re done?ut their mayor, residents of the chelyabinsk city of troitsk. not only that he had already tried to escape from justice once, but now he was caught on a treadmill. investigators believe that the mayor received it in the form of a bribe. has an unhealthy mind really developed in a healthy body, or was the simulator needed to increase the speed of corruption skills? one way or another, the security forces apparently removed the mayor from the race for a long time. here is alexander vinogradov behind bars in the courtroom, as a true supporter of zosh. sports jacket barely fits in the defendant's cage, not the best finish for a mayor with ten years of experience, and this is his comrade for a corrupt race, and probably a generous donor of sports equipment, by an amazing coincidence, also grapes, only dmitry , as the media write, is a businessman owner of a grocery chain, a penny, for his far from penny gift, the cost of the mayor's treadmill is estimated at 120 thousand rubles, he supposed

mayor and supervisors thank you. for being here today and nice to do a celebration and very nice to do a celebration 90 in those times i know your jobs are impossible sincerely the nonprofit is hurting we're sfooufr what a great difference and, you know, i want to shout out for my staff here i mean, you people (clapping.) who work hard everyday to get things done and we're human beings we make mistakes more importantly we had a conversation about the influence in the neighborhood we're going to need to be aware of it and talking about the problem solving and a member of the supervisor dorsey's district you are a citizen here completely many in partnership with us that's true for each and lots of things to celebrate we're actually putting people in a place they can have an agency and meaning in their lives again and doing the things that give them joy and happiness and in a moment more importantly is to provide the children that are going to be in the building a family project in the middle of santa fe i mean san fran

thank you, ma'am mayor. and concrete before i've been a preacher all my life and to the consul generally i'm excited to be here preliminarily to illustrate to talk about how this bridge representatives our connections between two communities and time is trying to separate us and managed to stay today an example of this. the association and steve will do a great documentary between those two communities. many, many years ago, i was invited to be on panel of um, that commemoration of the japanese when we were sent away to the camps i didn't know why i was invited but went because of japantown called they and i was so grateful there was a elder woman that talked about the day they were leaving she said of the only people that seem to miss they're leaving where black people in the philadelphia more today they left the only people that showed up to say goodbye were the black christian folks from the fillmore and brought brown patricia of chicken and that's the way we used to travel across country because of, of c

[applause] >> thank you, mayor. to catherine, eileen, rick, and the entire family and to all distinguished guests gathered, it is my honor to be here with you today. dianne feinstein was an icon of california. she was an american patriot, a giant of the senate, and a dear friend to doug and me. she was also a student of history. a gifted, and i will add, very generous artists. many of us are collectors of diane's work. and a passionate leader. sibley put, she was a force. to many of you, she was supervisor, mayor, senator. and then chairman. she was recognized around the world as a leader, a standardbearer, of america. and of american values. yet of course, to catherine and eileen, she held perhaps the most important titles of all. mother and grandmother. to catherine and eileen and rick and to the entire family, and doug, my prayers are with you. and i don't have to tell you -- [jet flyover] that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives in life of public service. especially a person as hard-working and

as the three mayors here, but also governor of massachusetts and the mayors of houston and los angelesnd other mayors across the entire country. we want to collaborate together. we know this is a national problem. and one of the initiatives we are doing with the executive order we're saying that between a certain period of time you are allowed to drop off migrants in the city, but you are going to do it at the location we specify could so we don't overtax resources, manpower and create a disorderly environment. the question you ask is significant. what does breaking point look like? it's loo looks like the police class, stopping trash pickup, school programs that will have to be canceled, cancel some library hours, resources that was going into our seniors and older adults. every agency and delivery of service in my city is going to be drastically impacted by the actions of picking up the tab of $5 billion this fiscal year, $12 billion over three years that's coming out of a substantial amount of our budget. >> mayor johnson, while i know this is a policy issue, this is a human issue.

i think iti relation to the metro mayors, other metro mayors.ted to attend cobra at any time. —— the mayor of liverpool, andy rotherham. the evidence from sadiq khan, andy burnham and andy rotherham was insufficient information is generally given to local leaders. and in the context of the local restrictions in the summer of 2020 and of course the tier system in october and december of 2020, that was a very significant feeling, was it not?— feeling, was it not? first of all, i am grateful _ feeling, was it not? first of all, i am grateful to _ feeling, was it not? first of all, i am grateful to andy _ feeling, was it not? first of all, i am grateful to andy rotherham, i feeling, was it not? first of all, i- am grateful to andy rotherham, andy burnham, _ am grateful to andy rotherham, andy burnham, sadiq khan, or of the mayors— burnham, sadiq khan, or of the mayors for— burnham, sadiq khan, or of the mayors for the work that they did and the _ mayors for the work that they did and the leadership they gave to their— and the leadership they gave to

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joe as the mayor said joe we're where we want to be by better than that where we were the mayor and i stand behind you as one of the events and that we'll make that better and and think we have delivered on that in terms of of making it better but i by no means saying the work is done. we have employment with the retail theft operations we needed to organize bets deore store and right there and unfortunately, can't preventive that but talked with the people that did that and it is what that is going to take. so i wanted to send a message out to those would be sales theft people that walk in our stores and have a retail theft operations arrested offer 200 and thirty people from theft when you walk in a store from to and try to steal we have a sf pd officer maybe waiting to and/or you so don't take the chance, don't take the change 200 and thirty people got arrested that and 90-day grace period not including the investigations four very prolific organized retail our - because everyone is working we're also preempting we work with the california department of oes office of emergency serv

the mayor to have that ability. we reached out to the mayor's office. they said the mayor broadly supports such a plan but had not read the specifics yet. there are also opponents to this plan, including board of supervisor president aaron peskin. >> so basically what you have here is a billionaire-funded super pac, a political action committee that is being run by a former aide of mayor london breed's that is trying to create a voter initiative that's going to cost millions of dollars to put on the ballot to give the mayor more power. there are definitely a number of commonsense changes that can be made to our governance documents. this is basically our constitution. but the right way to do that is collaboratively with public inclusion. >> joining us now is the ceo of together sf action. nice to have you on the program. okay. you're part of this billionaire-backed pac. your response to supervisor peskin? >> well, first, we are not a pac. we are a political advocacy organization, very different from a pac. i'm not surprised to see this response from sup

. - mayor's appearance before the board. >> special order the honorable mayor have a policy discussion with the eligible members of the board and mayor may address the board up to 5 minutes. >> maybe breed welcome any opening remarks. >> thank you president peskin and members of board of supervisors and the members of the public we have hit a new miles in our work around homelessness since you 2018 now helped over 13 thousand households exit homelessness and for people for supportive housing and rental subsidies and recognize assistance and financial assistance this is the auto nation to the thousands of people that we help in shelter everyday this is again, a huge success. last year was our largest year for this work and continuing the same momentum. i really want to thank all of the team and the staff and the nonprofit workers who made this happen 0 much effort and to move housing projects faster we streamline the strategies that fill vacancies and worked to get support from governor gavin newsom with the 2021 homekey and san francisco is delivering housing not per capita more than w

this question is still open, but the mayor himself is already closed.nd at the same time. he was sent to a colony for abuse of power and accepting bribes, he left the prison on parole, now the marathon baton seems to have been intercepted by the successor, but perhaps there is moderate physical activity involved, the sin system guarantees. yes, thank you, tatyana, very revealing corruption run, repeat. not recommended, well, now about another event that did not leave us indifferent: this week in moscow, the court released the scientific hydrologist alexander tsvitkov from custody. he was accused of killing four people based on artificial intelligence data. the neural network revealed the similarities, a story was published, after which the court released the scientist with a ban on certain actions. now, apparently, the indictment will have to be reviewed . new year's deception. in the russian union, the travel industry is warned about scammers who became active on the eve of the main winter holiday. there are already dozens of victims in moscow alone. t

when he was the mayor, mr.ed for a long time, eight or nine years now, the bill that has passed the senate on two occasions that would do away with parole and eliminate parole in all federal cases. - he's driven by a desire to, in part, cover up some of the things about the criminal past in his own family. i think, in some level, he's slightly ashamed of what he comes from. - that kinda chip on his shoulder... which was, you know, latently there, you know, fully expressed itself. - you know, i used to get into a lot of trouble - yeah? - when i was a kid in grammar school and in high school. lucky, i had brothers and nuns who kinda straightened me out. [birds twittering] - catholicism was enormously important for rudy. they call brooklyn the borough of churches, right? i mean, there's catholic churches everywhere. it was very important in kind of framing his... kind of his moral vision. his moral vision could be very-- and i say this in non-racial terms-- black and white, right? i mean, he saw darkness and he sa

he was previously mayor in 2020. and if you're wondering what they do in pleasant hill is they change the mayor each year, the city council votes for each other like who wants to be a city now, the mayor this year. that's how they do it. they also unanimously voted for sue nowak as vice mayor. and the city of danville has a new mayor to city council members picked vice mayor karen stepper making her the this is her 5th term as mayor. she served as vice mayor this year. she was first elected to the town council in 2002 in prior to that she for 9 years in elected offices. board member for the san ramon valley unified school district. and before that, a teacher in san jose today marks 82 years since the attack on pearl harbor. >> on december, 7th, 1971. the japanese surprised. i'm surprised the u.s. naval base with an attack killing nearly 3,000 later today, the group called the sons and daughters of pearl harbor survivors will host a ceremony in concord, 90 of those beacon is going to be relayed by a survivor of pearl

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right on. >> thank you, mayor. london breed. >> now jeer i'm not against the second amendment you have the right to protect your families but with the senseless gun violence going on people are not mentally stable and have issues and guns more weapons because we - that's what we're not going to happen i got to shout out to my brothers to east pd and folks i see you, chris 10 and other brothers back there support the outreach team thanks where you are at. in the pen of our saving lives for the young people and elementary to the penitentiary and ground zero front line soldier so i want to bring up another part of our who stands with us the police. work with the police the police works with us and i'm a taxpayer and the thursday one to call the police. so bring up our brother the chief (clapping.) (unintelligible). >> i know you guys are safe we're going to make you wait hold own all right. >> i'm being puffed up, up here hey i'm a survivor of gun violence shoot on howard god got me here to know right london those are

joining us tonight is san jose mayor matt mahan. thank you so much for taking the time, mayor. you're closing out your first year as mayor of the bay area's biggest city. what do you think has been your biggest accomplishments this past year and what issues still keep you up at night? >> well, janelle, thanks for having me. it's been a very busy year. we've been focused on getting san jose back to basics, building a safer city, ending street homelessness, cleaning up the city, supporting our small businesses. i'm most proud of the progress we're making on homelessness. it still isn't fast enough. it's not cost-effectiveness enough. i want to do much more in the coming year. but we've seen a 10% reduction in unsheltered homelessness. that's people living outside in tents and vehicles. over a 10% reduction year-over-year. and i attribute that to the investments we've made in interim housing and safe parking. we are building simpler, lower barrier alternatives to tent encampments and holding people accountable for coming in doors when that shelter is available. and i think that's

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the mayor has a job to do. our thing is in the meantime, the only people that seem to be suffering are the voters, the community. we seem to be suffering trying to get them dr waiting for them to wake up their mind. >> we're calling her out here today and saying, either do your job, or declare the state of emergency right now. >> what he's referring to is that the mayor had previously said she would call for a state of emergency if the police commission didn't submit its list of candidates by the end of the year. and here we are. the commissioners are expected to discuss a new timeline and next steps in tonight's meeting. in a statement, the mayor's office says she is working with the police commission to expedite the search but didn't give a timeline for a deadline of when that would happen. so for the city of oakland, it's a repeat. before armstrong, the commission voted to dismiss chief anne kirkpatrick with then mayor libby schaaf signing off. kirkpatrick ended up winning a wrongful termination suit against

america and as the great fire trucks and more importantly all you've done for san francisco i know the mayor will talk about public safety to enjoy union square look at this amazing public plaza we got our tree and ice skating rink and not the first but second celebration here today so thing bes are happening in the square and san francisco is back baby san francisco is back (clapping.) so it is my great honor to introduce anyone who works tailoring to create a strong and vibrant san francisco she as a big park advocate the reason we're here and she is making public safety in downtown of a foodie and loves to party ladies and gentlemen, the mayor of san francisco london breed. >> thank you phil. >> (clapping) this is like dui just have you this might advice just to enjoy the sun and grab a ticket and other feed and millard lux hang out at union square but let me start off by thanking jeff for building in san francisco this man has been on the food network tv and all over the world and the has should amazing restaurant millard lux which is located at pay center hard to get into millard lux af

supporters who defend her. >> and when it comes to i love the mayor, mayor london, nicole bree. she represents not only black people, she represents. >> the 60 thank county. >> of san francisco has seen the video of aging guys speaking bad about our mayor and i feel real to suspect because the mayor, she loves everybody. so yang released an apology video this week. i'm sorry for it. >> ignore us. i'm sorry for my foolishness. however, he not only does not back down on his complaints about the state of the city. >> yang is suggesting the apology follows a very troubling threat from someone he has not yet identified. larry, i have receiving a lot threats, especially from so i strongly powerful southwest. a connection to president sensors on, you know, the top. >> he leads. >> yann told our dan for tonight he felt he had no choice but to make that apology video saying i can't put my family and friends through all of this. he told and he is out of the hospital and recovering at a retreat after a heart attack. he suffered a couple of weeks ago and says he might have more to say about

thank you, mayor breed.re any representative here or is supervisor preston here, i didn't see him. okay. all right, well we're going to move right along, is that okay? all right, thank you very much. you saw the beautiful of the young ladies where we have another, the dance instructor for the village project that leads those young women into all of that amazing beautiful creativity that we just saw, thz brianna jay, can you come to the stage? [applause] >> thank you, ms. brianna! [applause] and thank you village kids. you know, i started out working with the baby and i called him babies whether they 18 on down, these are my babies and i appreciate you guys coming out and performing for this audience. thank you village kids, thank you, village. oh come on up, come on up. alrighty, that's the whole thing, you never get rid of, you feel me. but here's thed scoop. when we're walking down the streets in these window t-shirts, we look the sun. as we walk down, so these babies have been with me, well not these, but

and when it comes to i love the mayor. >> mayor london, nicole bree. she represents not only black people, she represents the 60. thank county. >> of san francisco has seen the video of aging guys speaking bad about our mayor and i feel real disrespected because the mayor, she loves everybody. so yang released an apology video this week. i'm sorry for it. >> i ignore i'm sorry for my foolishness. however, he not only does not back down on his complaints about the state of the city. yang is suggesting the apology follows a very troubling threat from someone he has not yet identified. larry, i have receiving a lot threats, especially from someone truly powerful. as to connection to president sensors on. >> you know, the top he leads. >> well, that was catherine heenan reporting. yang says he felt that he had no choice but to issue an apology video because he did not want to put his family and friends to all of this. but he says he might have more to say about the threat later. on the south bay. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city lowered homelessness

mayors. they are highlighting this crisis. they are overwhelmed and the numbers that they are seeing are a fraction compared to what we're seeing in southern arizona in the tucson sector, the most busy sector in the country, even more than sectors in texas. what they see on a monthly basis we see on a daily basis many times. daily. 12,000 to 14,000 a day now with even the lukeville port of entry closed which made matters worse. now you have these democratic mayors crying for help and the white house still ignoring democratic mayors also. this is a crisis all around. these sanctuary cities are feeling the heat that every state has become a border state. now they know what it feels like. it is impacting the entire nation. i'm glad to see them call the biden administration. i agree with previous comments. their blame has to be placed not only in the federal government but on the white house which are the ones that are failing at this. joe biden has the authority to end this today and he doesn't.