. >> lauren sanchez knows how to strike a pose from state dinner. >> mr. bezos and mrs. wood galas alongside her fiance, amazon's jeff bezos, we often see a sort of two dimensional view of you, you know, red cglamor, met gala. >> i think people don't know the three dimensional side of you. why do you think you're sometimes misunderstood? >> you know, i was on the air for so long that people got to know me, but it was local, and that's why i'm excited about this book. and to be able to talk to you because people get to see a different, a different side of me, the side that has interviewed presidents as an emmy award winning journalist for extra, i'm lauren sanchez, exclusively with the president and i just want to say first, so how are you feeling? >> and soared to new heights as a helicopter pilot, even shimmying with her salsa skills as the one time host of so you think you can dance? >> oh my god, it's amazing. look at this cover. >> now she's adding author to that extensive resume. >> i never thought i would be an author, even growing up dyslexic. that's like something

mr. sanchez want to add. he will speak in spanish. if you want to intercept for him you can. >> [speaking spanish]. >> he just wants to see if any way the city can help him and resolve this he wants we want to move forward we want to get this all behind us and get everything fixed the way it is supposed to be but we don't know where to go now. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> i see a question from president lopez. >> i think you for being here. i wanted ask you mentioned i guess to layout some backgrounds that we we are really here about the permit appeal and can't -- >> what is relevant is the plans that you mentioned. i wanted more background on you did say that there was plans that had intoundzs like they were worked on recently and if you could tell us you know what the time line is. have they been shared with the inspectors and the city. and what the developments have been westbound that. >> so, sf planning responds before we came here and they gave us a 202400 upon 7578prj that is our number for our what we drawings and ever

mr. sanchez which is where taylor swift is the most popular age, 30 to 44, were her net favorability rating is plus 18 so if you're a big fan of taylor swift, chances are you're giving away, your age in a way you might not i want to it turns out that the taylor swift fans are more likely to be a little bit older than i think is commonly assumed. and that might not necessarily good news for me or for you or for our dear friend, brianna harry, i think you've got a recalibrate your definition of young just a bit of advice, just a bit of advice. harry would know i now now now now, no, no. don't try and get rid of me that easily. we're not adjusting adjust the standard deviation, harry, it's time. thanks so much, buddy fine. so today, vice president harris is zeroing in on the swing, swing state of michigan, as you saw from harry, it is one of those three key blue wall states. and she's going to have some serious star power at a big event planned for tonight. harris is going to hold a virtual rally with the help of oprah winfrey. they're going to be targeting a key coalition that could help her

mr. sanchez. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> it's all good. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to all the members, all the staff that participated in this. i just want to take a moment to knock down some ridiculous narratives that i have seen emerging over the weekend. we saw biden secretary of transportation, i don't know why he's decided to apply in on this, pete buttigieg, saying that this was completely politicized and a vacuous document. but then at the end of the interview he admits he hadn't even read it. we are hearing, unfortunately, from the democrats, including ranking member meeks of this committee, that this is the political document, that the timing is all political. you know what was political, the fact that the democrats were in charge of the house of representatives all of 2021 as this happens, all of 2022, not in investigation, not a single interview, not a transcribed sit down, not even a round table one hearing. one hearing, then to be forgotten about it. because the reality is, they want this swept under the rug. chairman mccall and his team, and

sanchez: thank you. mr. favre, you're testifying before this committee today amid allegations of fraud and you are alleged to have used funding meant for low-income families to help fund a volleyball center at the university of southern mississippi. as you can see behind me, these are texts between yourself and nancy gnu, who pled guilty to similar charges back in 2022. you've denied knowledge of tanf's stated purpose, although it's frankly in the name, temporary assistance for needy families. and you've also stated in your testimony that you want to help protect tanf, presumably from people like yourself who use it for unrelated spending. i'm going to set aside the fact that not knowing the law, so, not having knowledge of a law is not an excuse for breaking it. and that's a concept that my son even understood at 10 years old. you stated that you are here today to encourage the federal government to increase oversight for the tanf program. but sitting here today, i don't know that you possess any credential

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander. yes seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television.

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander. yes seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television. >> i'm supervisor connie chan. over the last 4 years i worked to make district 1 stronger and safeer for all families. first generation chinese immigrant, i aserved the public over two deck ades to give back to it the city that gave my family new opportunities. it was haneer to be elected in 2020 and day one i worked to be a voice for district 1 residents. i believe every san franciscan deserve clean and safe streets. and pushed city hall to admore patrol to richmond, retired police ambassadors to neighborhood commercial cordize and expand street crisis response team. worked graffiti removal and street cleaning and supported working families. i fought budge

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander.es seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television.commissioner wolford. patty zarb present. vice chair zarb is present with three members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission meeting. public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda and to comment in person, please line up against the wall closest or i guess closest to these two

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander. yes seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television. roll, please. commissioner clay. present. commissioner. walker. present. commissioner benedicto. present. commissioner. yanez. present. commissioner. yee here. vice president carter is excused. president lyons, do you have a quorum? also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and acting executive director diana rosenstein from the department of police accountability. thank you. welcome, everyone, to our september 11th meeting.

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander. yes seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television. mr. benedicto, present commissioner yanez present. commissioner yi, air vice president carter and president elias are in route, commissioners, you have a quorum. also with us tonight is chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability line. item one. general public comment at this time. theli

mr. sanchez. yes vice president. wiseman. ward. yes and president alexander. yes seven eyes that passes. all right. we now have item l board members reports. do we have any reports from board delegates to membership organizations? no. not yet. any other reports by board members or advisory committee appointments? seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 9:56 p.m. sfgovtv san francisco government television. you are watching san francisco rising with chris manor. today's special guest is sarah phillips. >> hi, i'm chris manors and you are watching san francisco rising the show about restarting rebuilding and eare imagineing the city. the guest today is sarah phillips the executive director of economic workforce development. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. let's talk about the city economic plan and specifically the city's road map to san francisco future. can you give a brief overview and update on progress? >> absolute e. in february 2023 mayor breed released the roadmap comprised to 9 strategies to move the city forward understanding there wa

sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. sanchez: i rise to not support the bill because it ultimately fails in its goal to defend democracy. instead, this bill would unfairly hurt american workers and the unions that represent them. this bill has many unintended and harmful consequences. so again, although the intent and spirit of the bill are good, in the current form it falls very short of its intention. it imposes penalties on organizations that make contributions to political committees and receive contributions or gifts from foreign nationals during an eight-year look-back period. however, it does not define a contribution or gift for this purpose or contain any reasonable cause exception. the penalty equals twice the amount of the contribution made to the political committee. if a tax exempt organization makes more than two political contributions described in this bill, the organization loses its exempt status as of the third contribution. i'm particularly con

mrs. t on the money? but before we get started, let's get your latest news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. >> nana, thank you and good afternoon. >> the top stories. while the home office figures show 801 illegal migrants crossed the engush illegal migrants crossed the english channel in 14 small boats yesterday, and that says eight migrants died overnight whilst trying to cross the engush whilst trying to cross the english channel. the french maritime prefecture for the engush maritime prefecture for the english channel and north sea, said 53 migrants were on board a boat which got into difficulty off the coast of northern france . off the coast of northern france. the news comes less than two weeks after a separate incident where 12 migrants died after a boat sank off the french coastline . a murder coastline. a murder investigation has been launched investigation has been launched in east london after a woman was stabbed to death. officers were called in the early hours of this morning to an address in the tower hamlets, with a 32 year old woman still being arrested on suspicion of mur

sÁnchez for 5 minutes. >> thank you to ranking member and mr.hairman for holding this important hearing, i represent part of los angeles county and obviously it's a large creative and technology industry hub of southern california and i'm very committed to ensuring our trade policy uplifts u.s. digital businesses and the workers that support them. digitalhas to be part of our engagement with trading partners and i also recognize that our trade policies need to be modernizes, we can't just rely on the same old trade models that we've been using for decades. we also have to consider how ai and automation reshaped the workplace as well. there's a lot of moving parts to this. >> for instance, while robots have long been used in highways markets we now see them in more lower wage ones and a study by itif, 12 times more robots from that of the united states and that's not driven by market forces but it's driven by communist parties generous subsidies and that puts our american manufacturing and our american manufacturing workers which already face an

inspectors general, arturo sanchez, and trenton sweeney, and their supervisors, deputy commissioners, christopher ryan and dominic's are ella thank you. >> thank you, everyone. thank you mr. mayor we just heard from law enforcement and prosecutors there and this case they brought this indictment five corruption charges against the mayor of new york city and elie honig to bring you in on this, they laid out their case saying that mayor adams took illegal contributions and at least $100,000 in travel benefits that they say he tried to cover up an exchange for that from at least one turkish official and turkish businessman at heat he did official acts. and that is a key part of this case as it pertains to the bribery charges, elie, they can claimed he took official acts by pressuring the fdny. tell us about that. >> exactly. so the challenge that prosecutors will have here and you just saw the u.s. attorney grappling with this is how do you explain this simply? and specifically, and i think the sdny's theory, this case is laid out in the indictment is like this. eric adams, when he was mayor and before that when he was brooklyn borough president took two types of benefits f

mr. kelly: now recognize the gentlelady from california, ms. sanchez, for two minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you. this evening we are honoring a remarkable colleague and dear friend, congressman bill pascrell. a sent essential new jersey politician, he, i think, really exemplified the grit and determination that defines his working class hometown of paterson, new mexico. he was such -- paterson, new jersey. he was such a champion for his constituents. he neverred back away from a fight if he thought the cause was good and just. some might call bill brash, blunt, and feisty, maybe. and all of those were true. but those words only tell a part of the story. because it was profoundly -- he was also profoundly kind and a dear and caring person to others. and somebody that i really consider myself fortunate to have known and to have learned under as a member of congress. you know, our friendship was a little unlikely. the new jersey grandson of italian immigrants and the california daughter of mexican immigrants. and although our worlds were thousands of miles apart we quickly disco

mr. cardenas: i want to just say a few names of some great latinos and latinas who have influenced me, my family members, cardenas, sanchezlowa, martinez, rodry gedz, -- rodriguez, guzman, franco, herrera, gomez, rivera, reyes, pacheco, ramos, perez, menendez, ,a cevedo. vargas, napolitano, and the list goes on and on and on. i've been blessed and i hope and pray that whatever i've done or whatever i do, i can be some kind of a positive example and help bring blessings to others. it's an honor to stand before you today and to share their story, our story, an american story, and to celebrate the rich heritage and contributions of latinos and latinas throughout the history of our country. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. grothman, for 30 minutes. mr. grothman: well, it's been -- thank you. it's been about six weeks now since congress last met and i think it's time to review some of the major issues of the day that i do not feel the mainst

sanchez. >> nana. thank you. the top stories today is day two of the reform conference in birmingham with party leader nigel farage giving his farewell address earlier this afternoon. last night, mr farage told supporters he believes reform can win the next general election , given the next general election, given the number of people that agree with their principles . he also their principles. he also explained what drove him to stand as clacton's mp once the general election was called. earlier this year. >> at almost every level we've been betrayed. and then i thought about what was happening on our streets and frankly , i on our streets and frankly, i thought of myself. britain is broken . and then i couldn't help broken. and then i couldn't help it. but if britain is broken, then logically britain needs reform. >> meanwhile, mr farage has signed over ownership of the party, meaning he could feasibly be removed by a vote of no confidence going forward. unlike most political parties , reform most political parties, reform uk was originally formed as a limited company , with mr farage limited company, with mr farage holding most of the shares, but as of now the reform leader ha

sanchez. >> andrew thank you. let's start with that breaking news story that donald trump's campaign says he is safe following gunshots in his vicinity in florida. mrnation attempt in pennsylvania on the 13th of july. it's 51 northern france around 51 survivors were rescued and six were taken to hospital, including a ten month old baby suffering from hypothermia. this news comes less than two weeks after a separate incident where 12 migrants died after a boat sank off the french coastline. the foreign secretary has defended the prime minister following allegations that sir keir starmer has broken parliamentary rules by failing to declare donations of clothing for his wife, the sunday times reported . the gifts came from reported. the gifts came from labour donor lord alli and covered the cost of a personal shopper, clothes and alterations for the prime minister's wife dunng for the prime minister's wife during the election campaign. >> this is not a breach of transparency rules, it's a prime minister that's acting positively to make sure that everything is above board and this money comes from a long standing over two decades. lord alli has been in

mr russell findlay, who has the approval of claire muldoon. >> so there we go. right. well let's get your latest news headunes let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez .ning . the top stories. the morning. the top stories. the keir starmer has called for israel and terror group hezbollah to agree to a ceasefire, saying escalation serves no one. speaking at the un general assembly, the prime minister implored the two sides to step back from the brink. sir keir also discussed the importance of a ceasefire deal with his lebanese counterpart . with his lebanese counterpart. it concludes the keir starmer's three day trip to new york after attending the annual meeting of world leaders . it comes after world leaders. it comes after the israeli prime minister said his nation's troops would keep fighting at full force, and that news of a potential ceasefire deal was not true . deal was not true. >> the escalation serves no one. it offers nothing but more suffering for innocent people on all sides, and the prospect of a wider war that no one can control . control. >> benjamin netanyahu has since said negotiations on a ceasefire in lebanon will continue , in leb

mr tice told reporters far from it. farage will be addressing the gathering today and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sancheztest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward >> good afternoon britain. it is now 137 and english identity is under threat. that's according to former immigration minister robert jenrick, as he continues to fight for the tory leadership. now he is putting this down to mass immigration and woke culture, he says. those things are breaking down the country's culture in various different ways. now he's talking about how we've had mass immigration at the same time as woke culture, which he says is undermining our sense of identity, and how this may have been partly behind some of those riots we saw during the summer months. he's saying that a frank discussion is going to be needed to have about the state of the nation. it's quite interesting the timing of this, isn't it? when we have day one of the reform uk party conference, is that a coincidence or is that a timing that he chose specifically? perhaps he's looking to tr

mr. montgomery. s, i don't know what your last name is. interim miss lee, commissioner. bogus. yes commissioner. fisher. yes, commissioner. lamb. yes, commissioner. kim commissioner. sanchezyes vice president weissman worked. not yet. awkward, but. yes yes. she telegraphed. well, actually it was. there were enough votes already. yes, there was. and i'll give an enthusiastic yes to finish am very pleased to announce that lisa weissman ward has been elected vice president of the board of education for 2024, and i she hs agreed to serve in this role, with me, as we as we move the board forward for this year. so thank you very much. all right. and before we move into public comment, i also want to see if our student delegates would like to introduce themselves briefly. we have no langston was here last time, but if each of you could tell us we have two new student delegates this year, as we dot's. yeah, we're super excited from a round of applause, so maybe you just want to share your name, what school you're from, and anything else you would like? os lauren and i'm a junior at lowell high school, and i'm honored to be serving as our interim student delegate. welcome. hi, eve