commissioner ming yes. commissioner newman yes. commissioner williams yes it the motion carried unanimously . >> thank you. so procedural wise my thinking is we can do the letter next and then if there's a recommendation of a favorite after that does that sound okay? so i would like to make another motion that the president on behalf of the bic send a letter encouraging the hiring of our staff positions and also recommending at least the three recommendations here on page 18 as possible ways to restore the grant funded program. >> so okay. and would you like to help me draft it? sure. okay. or whoever is in the seat okay . it's so the motions by president alexander to and the second regarding the letter who is the secretary of chavez mr. chavez second i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. president alexander two yes. vice president shattuck yes. mr. chavez yes. commissioner ming yes. commissioner newman yes. and commissioner williams yes. a motion carries unanimously. okay. thank you. okay. thank you. deputy director. i would li

sanctuary jurisdictions like california, like san francisco, much of the bay area, joining me now is shu minghir, deputy director of the california immigrant policy center. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> this is obviously a very trying time for a lot of people in the immigrant community, especially those who are in the country illegally. can you just give us a picture of what they're dealing with emotionally right now? >> sure. it definitely feels like whiplash and it's been very frightening. we've heard so many accounts of people afraid to drop off their children at school, afraid to go to work, afraid to go about their everyday lives for fear of an i.c.e. raid or i.c.e. arrest. this is definitely a heightened climate of fear. we're also seeing a lot of people fighting back with power, really looking at learning about their rights, asserting those rights, and really working together as a community to make sure that we can protect ourselves if we are confronted by i.c.e. >> let's zero in on this sanctuary city policy because that's a big headline today when it comes to the immigra

thanks for watching bailey sports wrap all of it. ming up i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] intercepted. picked off by cooper dejean. gets a block. [music] dejean is. in. touchdown. >> a super bowl shocker in new orleans. mahomes magic vanished.

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yao ming and pao gasol, both hall of famers. okay. our coverage of nba all-star weekend continues at nbcbayarea.com. click on the link that's in the trending bar. you'll get a complete schedule of all the events in both san francisco and oakland. other news now with ski patrollers in the hospital tonight after an avalanche at mammoth mountain. the resort says nearly six feet of snow fell in the area overnight. two members of their ski patrol staff were working on avalanche mitigation when the avalanche happened. one person was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. the other wasn't injured. the resort was shut down today and it is unclear if it will reopen tomorrow. take you to southern california now that famed yet battered pacific coast highway closed tonight. after that, a mudslide. you can see the video of the mess left behind. just mud and water covering the highway and the restaurants and some parking lots. crews are now working to remove that debris, but pch will remain closed until further notice. now the storm has passe

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yao ming, there he is on the right. and pau gasol, both hall of famers. now, the complexion of the nba ownership that's changing. here are the owners of the nets. the kings vivek ranadivé, deputy commissioner mark tatum. and on the far left there you saw jerry yang, minority owner of the warriors. well, let's move on now. the storm is moving out, but the problems are far from over. in san jose, the betty and garden apartments flooded yesterday. we told you about that. and today 40 tenants got a good look at the damage. this isn't the first time this has happened. the same area flooded just a couple of years ago. the city of san jose and santa clara valley water district are now planning to meet to discuss the long term solutions here and in the north bay. sausalito. a headache for commuters. this is southbound 101 lanes will be closed late into tonight after heavy rain caused a mudslide. and you see there just covered the highway. two of the lanes are shut down right now. chp says those lanes will stay closed until at least 9 p.m. and we're talking snow.

and just to see some of the people that we there, you know, from the past as far as yao ming and, youw, the current players, victor wembanyama was there. and then of course, those are two seven footers you're talking about. yeah. easy. easily recognizable. and yeah, i mean, it was just really impressive, not just to sort of fanboy out for the athletes, but to see all the dealings and the business world. and again, without getting into specifics, you know yourself as a basketball fan, there's like 14 platforms if you want to catch any nba game at any time. and that's only going to increase in the future as the nba gets even more and more tech savvy and really quick as we wrap it up, was it a lot of robotic talk? ai talk or something else? a lot of robotic talk. but that's more of the future. buti is what's happening right now. and so yeah, trying to integrate that into the league and into how they do business. but even more than anything, the fan experience and eventually this is going to trickle down to us. and that's where it's really going to get interesting. trickle down. you said

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. >> today we were walking through a hotel and there was yao ming and you realize seven six is seven's insane. so when you see these players close up with all their athleticism and so on, especially how big they are and how how they're able to move. it's just incredible. >> in between the dunks, dribbles and drama, a chance for this crowd to refuel. >> chicken strips and fries. best night ever. >> hey, guys. kobe. all right. >> longtime warriors fan joseph louis manning the cart. >> it's fun. you get to see some people. monta ellis just walked by. >> back on the court. the annual three-point contest, leaving this new yorker and so many others who opted to go long range for the weekend. glad they made the trek. >> it's bringing everything that you can want around basketball. all the stars in one place. can't beat it. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> pro basketball fans got an exciting preview of tonight's all star game in san francisco. it took place across the bay at the oakland arena last night. fans watched the nba's biggest stars practice for tonight's game, including kyrie irving

he will have to be part of the deal,y ming and we'll have to comply with the order of courts. we'll see what happens here. if there is a sovereign wealth available and put in a few billion 100% absolutely. >> dana: why are you in tokyo stretching new muscles? >> i've always believed if you want to stay sharp in your life spend 30% of your day pursuing things outside of your comfort zone. being a scripted actor is outside of my comfort zone. i have never had to read and learn this many lines before. by the way, the producer just changed them an hour ago. i have to learn these lines before 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i'm working on a movie called marti supreme. this is one crazy film, crazy. >> dana: great to join us all the way from there and good luck on memorizing those lines. take care. >> take care, thank you. >> john: he has his fingers in so many pies. robert f. kennedy, jr. facing a critical vote today. soon the finance committee will decide if his nomination advances to the full senate floor. not all republicans are behind him. anti-deportation protestors take to the st

join ming now is the author of the bill, texas congressman and chairman of the republican study committee you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. good morning. maria: tell us about the bill and also about unlocking this potential that america has. i spoke with the chairman and ceo of chevron the other day, mike wirth, and he said from a regulatory standpoint the big issue is permitting. okay. the regulations have gotten so hard that they can't get the permits to move forward. >> well, mike is right. and deregulation is absolutely imperative. you know, i'll start with this bill, the protecting american energy act, my bilker which is really our first step, congress' first step in reversing biden's war on energy over the last four years, it was an all of government approach to assaulting american energy and we're back. you think about unlocking our economy, energy is the foundation, when you want to incentivize manufacturing and other businesses to come back to the united states, you have to have a prosperous but reliable and affordable energy sector. that's what we're doing. th

there is still a sting remaining from the mings two detail. the europeans gave the farm away to russia and the sting is still out there. so i think the plan going forward makes a lot of sense. the european interests are certainly going to be represented in these negotiations. they have to step up. we have to hear from them about what their proposals and ideas are here. are they really going to strengthen their military or not? i was in europe a week before last and i'll tell you, our senior military leaders believe the europeans from a defense perspective and quality of military have really got to step up and move in the right direction here. for 30 plus years they've been building social democracies, welfare states at the expense of their military. and given the threat that's out there, they've got to move in the right direction. >> dana: and then because of those -- the model, they don't have a lot of extra money to do that. that is a problem of their own making. can i ask you about this? secretary of state rubio was in tel aviv talking to n

. >> today we were walking through a hotel and there was yao ming and you realize seven six is seven. it's insane. so when you see these players close up with all their athleticism and so on, especially how big they are and how how they're able to move, it's just incredible. >> in between the dunks, dribbles and drama, a chance for this crowd to refuel. >> chicken strips and fries. best night ever kobe. >> all right. >> longtime warriors fan joseph louis manning the cart. >> it's fun. you get to see some people. monta ellis just walked by. >> back on the court. the annual three-point contest, leaving this new yorker and so many others who opted to go long range for the weekend. glad they made the trek. >> it's bringing everything that you can want around basketball. all the stars in one place. can't beat it. >> you know. >> and tomorrow, of course, the big night. the all star game kicks off at 5:00 pm. should be a good one. christina. >> yeah, it should be very, very exciting. i'm jealous that you're out there. and i'm stuck in here tonight, and i'm not even working tomorrow, and i'm

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but, we have also been talking about putting that aside, bracketing tha ming it clear, as we did in mendez, that foot in mendez reserved the quesonnd we reserve it again, psiy. ssly. if we do that, any other objections? mr. cld: if i could asked, if you do that, do one additional thing. make it clear the standard would have to be high and near negligence alone would not be enough to satisfy this. justice gorsuc negligence involves mens rea. that is an objective test. up until then you had me. now i'm afraid i'm tting off the train. mr. mccloud: i agree negligence is not a relevant consideration. justice gorsuch: thanks. mr. mccloud: that is the test courts of appeals are applying country now. justice gorsuch: do you want a negligence test or not? mrmccloud: i do notant a negligence test. i want t that says you only look at conduct that is regulated by the fourth amendment. that is searches and seizures. justice gorsuch: objective inquiry looking at the totality of the ccutances, right? mr. mccloud: an obcte inquiry that looks at the totality of the circumstances to determine whether e fice

nomination and my priority will primarily be to support the new chair and setting her agenda and supptia mingd while working with director ford and other commission staff rate a i guess we have to take public comment on this as well. so does anyone the room wish to make public comment on tem sing. mr. clark would you check the new callers? >> griffin if there are no callers in the queue, great. mr. clark you can take the vote of yr convenience commissioners as i call your name please vote by sting the name of the individual for whom you cast your vote to serve as vice chair the ethicsr the comir beginning march 1st. chair finlay commissioner salahi vice chair fra's fg commissioner salahi. commissioner salahi. mr. salahi commissioners i wish just like chair by a vote of 4 to 0 the commission has elected commissioner salahi to serve as vice chair for a one year term beginning march first, 2025. and congratulations commissioner salahi thank you. >> thank you eone. i think we've never had a not unanimous vote in my tenure in my tenure on elections. >> i did that to the list. >> so i think that cl

how do we determine what burden, ming we agree with you, and i think most people do, that kids are to be protected, ho much of a burden is permissible on adults' first amendment gh? >> so long as ginsburg is part of this court'sanon, any burden less than the burden at issue in ginsburg necessarily >> how does that translate in a world in which you are not talking about one-on-one tranns but billions of transactions? >>t cuts in favor of texas. one of the important parts of age verification without identification at all.it the fifth rct was clear that under texas law, bmeic scanning is ok. in other wds, there is no i.d. or anything like that. it is just a face scan. if that is too much, i would port the court to e brief of the age verification providers association. there all sorts things you do that no identifyininrmation. >> you areng about rational basis. you ulthink rational basis would permit quite a high burden on the first amendnt rights of adults versus strict scrutin >> this is where i think it is important to understand th scope of ginsburg. ashcro 2 is president. we are not

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thanks to the overwhelm ming support of the board of supervisors we are getting additional tools andity to act swiftly and effectively if we did not get here alone. thank you to my legislative co-sponsors president mandell ben and supervisors dorsey and gado cheryl mahmood and souder. and thank you to supervisors chan and fielder for working closely with my team on amendments to get this piece of legislation over the finish line. the fentanyl crisis is not a 9 to 5 operation. it doesn't take breaks and neither will we. this new law will allow us to further surge resources and bypass bureaucratic hurdles standing in the way of tackling this crisis. today as we signed this consequential piece of legislation, i am proud to share the first step we will be taking with this new authority. thanks to the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance this spring we will open up a 24 hour, seven day a week police friendly stabilization center at 822 geary street. >> the center will be staffed by medical professional. it will divert people from the emergency department at places like s.f. general and i