chief jeanine nicholson. let me acknowledge that deputy chief mark [inaudible] is not here tonight. sitting in is deputy chief thompson tonight. thank you, deputy chief thompson. let me start with some important dating coming up. on memorial day, i will be headed up to lincoln to speak at a memorial for firefighter steven brantley, who died a few weeks ago. memorial day is the day that we lost two firefighters two years ago at 133 berkeley way. all of you should have received an invitation to a ceremony we will be having at station 26. we will be doing things that day. at 9:00 a.m., we will be having an announcement date on our radio. all our units and all our stations to ring the chaplain's bell and have a few moments of silence, and we have drills for that day that are related to this fire incident. june 15, you will also, commissioners, receive an invitation to the unveiling of [inaudible] jason cortez' name at headquarters. his family will be present. we've been in touch with his wife, and they will be here. it will not be a huge crowd, but we will have folks from station three

report from chief of department, jeanine nicholson.t on the current issues, activities, and events within the department since the fire commissioner meeting on june 9, 2021, including budget, academics, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies and the public. report from administration, deputy chief jose velo. >> this is jeanine nicholson. thank you for your comments about commissioner rodriguez president feinstein. yeah, it is really heartbreaking and what a good man. i really enjoyed the conversations and the contact i had with him and hoped for more. you know, condolences from the entire department to his family and friends and to all commissioners as well. we will be attending his funeral this friday. unfortunately we can't put the truck display up in front because there is just not enough room on portland street, but we will have an engine there and presence there. i think it's very important to do so. i know he was very proud of being the fire commissioner and at the same time, a super humble man.

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joining us now is nicholson baker.is latest book "baseless: my search for secrets in the ruins of the freedom of information act." thank you very much for joining us tonight. i, for one, could discuss all 17 box beginning with what i thought was your master work "the mezzanine." there are so many candidates for your master work, including this latest one, "baseless," because reading it during the pandemic was a completely different experience for me than it would have been without the pandemic. i could have felt like i was reading a history of something weird and not that old, but old enough to have nothing to do with my daily life now. but what you discovered in that book is that laboratories have been working with and playing around with vaccines for good purposes and for some terrible purposes in the past, and so -- and the notion that things have escaped from laboratories involuntarily is something that we have seen before. and then it brings us up to last summer and winter when you started contemplating the lab le

well, i was not involved in the rehiring of martin bashir, mr nicholson, as yesterday's report makestewash. lord hall's successor as director general was asked about prince william's allegation that the bbc had helped fuel his mother's fear, paranoia and isolation. what was your personal feelings when you heard that, for the heir to the throne to say that about your organisation, that exists under royal charter? i mean, it must have rocked you back on your heels. it was... it was upsetting. it was a sad day. primarily, i felt deep sympathy for the sons of princess diana. and as you know, we offered and have offered an unconditional apology. and that was the primary thing in my mind. clearly, for us as an institution that cares so deeply and has an outstanding track record in terms ofjournalistic integrity, it was a very low moment for us. tim davie. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, david cornock. still to come: winston churchill and his budgerigars. scotland's first minister has announced that the easing of covid—19 restrictions is likely to be pushed back by three week

. >> it's the name of jack nicholson's character in the departed.ed alcoholic and the other one is jack nicholson >> greg: all right. fair enough you got me. >> thank you craig >> greg: craig? >> up next, kat, kat, let's hear you on thursday talking to jimmy failla about section workers. magic mike hit it. >> nobody goes to mcdonald to eat healthy it's like hiring a hooker to snuggle. it's not why you're there. >> people do that. >> well, stick with your current job. >> wow, okay, well, first of all they're not called hookers kat so i'm correcting you for not correcting jimmy. >> i've never used the word hooker i always say sex worker >> greg: aren't you special? >> i absolutely am >> greg: katherine this is my time. secondly, it turns out professional cuddle buddies are a very real thing. i'm trying to prove that you're right. the washington post said in 2018, demand is growing, store fronts have opened up in portland, lovely place, and los angeles and numerous web sites and apps now offer on demand snuggle services across the country. so there you

this is chief nicholson. hi, thank you for your time today. i want to thank the folks that have created this c.a.r.t. program. i think we have so much in common and we are, the fire department is doing a lot of this work already, but i would like supervisor stefani, chief simon pang can talk a little bit more about the interaction of the two and sort of some of our challenges right now, but if i can first lay out for you in terms of community paramedicine in the fire department, there's a lot of i think people are -- there's a lot of different names, skirt, sort. what everything is under. ems6 is under. street crisis response team is under the vail of community medicine. these are highly trained people and a street wellness response. under the community paramedic program and i look at it as how we triage calls. so a call comes in to the d.e.m. for a confined space rescue. the fire department is going to send a certain group of folks. and the same is for a group of paramedicine. we will send the overdose community paramedics. if it's a behavior

. >> it's the name of jack nicholson's character in the departed.oholic and the other one is jack nicholson >> greg: all right. fair enough you got me. >> thank you craig >> greg: craig? >> up next, kat, kat, let's hear you on thursday talking to jimmy failla about section workers. magic mike hit it. >> nobody goes to mcdonald to eat healthy it's like hiring a hooker to snuggle. it's not why you're there. >> people do that. >> well, stick with your current job. >> wow, okay, well, first of all they're not called hookers kat so i'm correcting you for not correcting jimmy. >> i've never used the word hooker i always say sex worker >> greg: aren't you special? >> i absolutely am >> greg: katherine this is my time. secondly, it turns out professional cuddle buddies are a very real thing. i'm trying to prove that you're right. the washington post said in 2018, demand is growing, store fronts have opened up in portland, lovely place, and los angeles and numerous web sites and apps now offer on demand snuggle services across the country. so there you go. >

chief jeanine nicholson. let me acknowledge that deputy chief mark [inaudible] is not here tonight. sitting in is deputy chief thompson tonight. thank you, deputy chief thompson. let me start with some important dating coming up. on memorial day, i will be headed up to lincoln to speak at a memorial for firefighter steven brantley, who died a few weeks ago. memorial day is the day that we lost two firefighters two years ago at 133 berkeley way. all of you should have received an invitation to a ceremony we will be having at station 26. we will be doing things that day. at 9:00 a.m., we will be having an announcement date on our radio. all our units and all our stations to ring the chaplain's bell and have a few moments of silence, and we have drills for that day that are related to this fire incident. june 15, you will also, commissioners, receive an invitation to the unveiling of [inaudible] jason cortez' name at headquarters. his family will be present. we've been in touch with his wife, and they will be here. it will not be a huge crowd, but we will have folks from station three

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thank you so much, chief nicholson, and to the entire team. i just have a few questions. the first thing i want to say, one, i appreciate you setting up a complete a.d.a. office and adding a position of rank, because i know that will help all of the fire department take it seriously throughout the department. so i appreciate that. i also want to appreciate all of the work of the city e.m.t. program, and the coordination between the city and the fire department is great. the first question is: what are we going to do to make sure these graduates have a pathway into the department and other emergency response opportunities? >> thank you, president walton. and, yes, we're really excited about continuing the city e.m.t. programs. i know we have been doing a lot of work with d.h. r. to establish that path, and i know we're close to getting some of our folks into the e.m.s. side of the department to do their internships on the ambulance, so they can then apply for a permanent job. i'm not sure if it is captain peeples who has further information on where we are at with that pro

that i was having lunch with the said who i loved to be literally scared, witless of them guys like nicholson. exactly. they knew how to throw that switch and get super intense. yes. absolutely. when we get back, we're going to talk to and about or early on way with the beginning of the career. she has such connection with george burns in specific in jack. i don't want to add specific details, but i just want to know what those 2 are like. they seem like such lovely creatures . the, the film is called a queen bees, and it's in select theaters on june 11th. and they also will be available on the on demand spec with ad margaret right up to this dentist bill or plus one. ah, ah, i don't know. i mean there's some fits in there were rescuing the food that they were scabbing or, or where were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best by march 21st, which is in 2 days. all of these potatoes, pianos, onions, all of these came from waste round sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the

report from chief of department, jeanine nicholson.report on the current issues, activities, and events within the department since the fire commissioner meeting on june 9, 2021, including budget, academics, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies and the public. report from administration, deputy chief jose velo. >> this is jeanine nicholson. thank you for your comments about commissioner rodriguez president feinstein. yeah, it is really heartbreaking and what a good man. i really enjoyed the conversations and the contact i had with him and hoped for more. you know, condolences from the entire department to his family and friends and to all commissioners as well. we will be attending his funeral this friday. unfortunately we can't put the truck display up in front because there is just not enough room on portland street, but we will have an engine there and presence there. i think it's very important to do so. i know he was very proud of being the fire commissioner and at the same time, a super humble

you can take a closer look to me, you know that it will not come through us is nicholson, but send it. i'm not saying i'm not gonna do it or she's a ton of returned to know as a man with a mission to help you home town rise up from the debris of the synonymy for him. everything starts with the construction of the new seawall in the board. so let us know and let me know that you need, you could call knowing what you need, but if you could look into the causal job. super starting with the project also includes flood gates, which are left open to allow the rivers to flow into the same drone the closed in the event of the scene on the 2nd us in the home dicey thing of independent. so i woke up and nothing seems to the core submitted to the finish guy, and yet they're not going to pick up. would be the same. so you could now you and you thought you did or did it on know if they know what a fit submitted. if they don't, one of them was submitted at the prestigious was the university in tokyo research. still learning lessons from 2011 the lab again and again. this simulator reproduces a su n

in so doing, he combines the design vocabulary of the 1900 eighty's with his art sponsor, nicholson. i think it's incredibly interesting to have this sort of bracket from antediluvian 1900 east german robot. tron computers where they tried to collect people's data, but didn't really manage it to the current situation where our life is completely determined by algorithms and machines cycles. and everyone's got one of those things in their hand and stairs at a smartphone, a laptop or some other monitor laptop and wanted to use. these are systems of fines that the light sic born biscuit has arranged in front of his paintings. and what i'm mistaken, in them is an imprisonment within digital world being confronted with hatred and the systems on self presentation. even against a backdrop of danger. biscuits painting is not suggestive. it makes direct even bold statements to the viewer in garish colors. the exhibition touches on teams of information, overload, entertainment, and misinformation ongoing is we have an incredible flood of information on glove. we have an incredible flood of mis

was having lunch with the said who i loved to being literally scared, witless of them guys like nicholson. exactly. they knew how to throw that switch and get super intense. yes, absolutely. when we get back, we're going to talk to and about or early on way with the beginning of the career. she has such connection with george burns in specific and jack, i don't want to add specific details, but i just want to know what those 2 are like. they seem like such lovely creatures . the, the film is called the queen bees and it's in select theatres on june 11th. and it also will be available on the on demand spec with ad margaret right after that. so dennis miller plus one, the news, the news the we're here in saint petersburg, the international economic form, and the topic of our program is the global economy. how is it changed since coven, for the winter, for the loses? what are the challenges and what are the opportunities the news the hey folks, welcome back. or obviously with the iconic and margaret and as i said, i have to be your biggest sped. so pardon me at home if you're watching and th

that i was having lunch with the said who i loved to be literally scared, witless of them guys like nicholson. exactly. they knew how to throw that switch and get super intense. yes. absolutely. when we get back, we're going to talk to and about or early on way with the beginning of the career. she has such connection with george burns in specific in jack. i don't want to add specific details, but i just want to know what those 2 are like. they seem like such lovely creatures . the, the film is called queen bees and it's in select theaters on june 11th. and they also will be available on, on demand, back with ad margaret right after that. so dennisville are plus one. ah, when i was the wrong one, i'll just don't the room. yes. to shape out the thing because of the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well, depart, we choose to look for common ground safety harbor, and les this summer solutions. every year we try to dig into the solutions and we've got a special guest today. jim counsellor of counsellor dot com me one of the worst ever mass shootings in ame

thomas nicholson met female students who survived a bomb attack on their school last month. algebra go exclusive access to the meeting and also spoke to the envoy before he left cobble for peace talks in doha, these talks or similar talks in another venue. and i'm not suggesting that there should be a change of venue because i think a cut out has played and is playing a very prominent role under constructive road. they have to, they have to continue and they have to succeed. because if they don't, we do not see any, any, any hope in the, in the near future. we see that violence will continue, the suffering will continue, which is not suffering on one side, only it is suffering across all this time. so while i agree with the assessment that that has not been substantial or that has not been substantial progress in these talks, we now see part of the team of republic returning to door. we hope to hear from the taliban. what, what their roadmap is, how they see the next steps forward, and it will be even more important over the months to come by, man, many africans fear a further increase

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now emergency team the working to find those still trapped lore about and then the outer serum nicholson is obvious. it is life for us in whiskey with the latest nickel. and we've just been watching some of the pictures in laura's packages showing the, the scale of the damage talk us through what's happening now in to try to rebuild and clean up. we are at the entrance of village rosky, small village in other parts to all checks republic, but we can't enter the village 100 meters from this point. if the police check in checkpoint and only local residence and the people with special permission can enter the village. as you can see, the village, she's like a big construction sides of army soldiers, 3 to 5 parts or so helping, helping local residents be to emergency reparations on the. 2 roof, i can see people here. local residents are extremely nervous. they are not willing to at this point, talk to media reporters in the effective area, 300000 soldiers and more than 1005 parts fight, there's police forces to rescue themes to beat the dogs. but also a help came from neighboring countries,

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together atr in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and helmet. the dirtier you were the hard

on gerald avenue in the bayview city leaders, including mayor london breed and fire chief genie nicholsoning the station will serve as the headquarters for the fire departments emergency medical division, and it will be where the city's fleet of ambulances will be stored. i'm grateful to the paramedics and all the folks that we see coming when we know someone is in need, so they definitely deserve a state of the art facility that will meet their needs and one that they can be very proud of. with ongoing commitment. we look forward to not only have the ability to maintain the service but to have the capacity to protect when vulnerable. train for the unthinkable. surgeon disaster and demonstrate the capability of public safety. emergency medical services to the nation. the state of the art station is part of a 2016 voter approved public health and safety bond. it dedicated $350 million toward improvements for city facilities to meet the critical health and safety needs of san francisco. how alrighty that's marine layer has really stretched out. that's been the story this whole week. unfortu

the previous commander there, nicholson said it was in a stalemate.e president didn't see a reason to stay there. so we turned to secretary mattis and mcmaster and said come out with a settlement. secretary pompeo came in, and we puch a special representative for correctional and worked with the taliban and had an agreement with 3m. we had that come together in january and february of 2020. the agreement was they wouldn't attack americans. they kept their word. there's not been an american killed by the taliban since february of 2020. a year ago. well over a year ago. 16 months now. so we also decided in april to come up with a determination on how to get out of there militarily. we brought our team in. secretary esper was there, the vice president was there, i was there. pompeo was there. o'brien was there. we discussed ways to do this. we came up with three options. calm out by 1 may, election day. the determination was come out by 1 may. so we started working with the military to down side that. that gave all of us a year to work it one year for th

city leaders, including mayor lond nicholson were there for the opening.e station will serve as the headquarters for the fire departments emergency medical division, and it will be where the city's fleet of ambulances will be stored. i'm grateful to the paramedics and all the folks that we see coming when we know someone is in need, so they definitely deserve a state of the art facility that will meet their needs and one that they can be very proud of. with ongoing commitment. we look forward to not only have the ability to maintain the service but to have the capacity to protect when vulnerable. trained for the unthinkable. surgeon disaster and demonstrate the capability of public safety. emergency medical services to the nation, the state of the art station is part of a 2016 voter approved public health and safety bond, dedicated $350 million toward improvements for city facilities to meet the critical health and safety needs of san francisco. shoplifting is a serious problem in san francisco, but city leaders are now promoting a new partnership aimed at

along with his playing partner phil nicholson.video that shows not only is he the goat in the nfl, but a master on social media. >> bryson. this is for you. erin, this one is for you. >> real or fake? real or fake video? >> i will say real. >> there is no way he makes three of these in a row. i don't know who does this video. but, i looked at this first on my phone and it was so small, and kind of grainy. there is got to be -- >> once you get the line, you can, if you -- >> you think that's real? >> i think it could be real. what he had the line, you can put it >> i think tommy had somebody dug, i think there is a little cgi, something going on there. that is why he is the go. right? sports on abc 7 sponsored by the little rock casino. so come with a little comedic three in a row. >> i don't want to say i can do, but it could be done, certainly. >> somebody could do it. >> i'm saying you might be i would be surprised. let me ask you before you go, about the draft. this whole weird, these machinations, they are number seven. number

avenue in the bay views, district city leaders, including mayor london breed and fire chief jenny nicholson were there for the opening. the station will serve as the headquarters for the fire departments, emergency medical division, and it will be where the city's fleet of ambulances will be stored. i'm grateful to the paramedics and all the folks that we see coming when we know someone is in need, so they definitely deserve a state of the art facility that will meet their needs and one that they can be very proud of. with ongoing commitment. we look forward to not only have the ability to maintain the service but to have the capacity to protect when vulnerable. train for the unthinkable. surgeon disaster and demonstrate the capability of public safety. emergency medical services to the nation. state of the art station as part of a 2016 voter approved public health and safety bond. it dedicated $350 million toward improvements for city facilities to meet the critical health and safety needs of san francisco, and it's a pretty good looking day there in the city by the bay for june. i think s

paramedic anthony valerio attended the service at station 26, along with mayor london breed chief jenny nicholson chief joanne hayes, white perez and valerio were killed 10 years ago today in a house fire on berkeley way, the fire department says the two firefighters didn't hesitate one second while attempting to save lives and property. 10 years ago today. it was a terrible day and for their families. we will never forget their sacrifice. and we will continue to improve ourselves and learn to honor them. firefighters today also rang bells at fire stations across the city and observed two minutes of silence in honor of lieutenant perez and firefighter valerio. preliminary study results have found that a single wildfire last year in the southern sierra nevada wiped out a large portion of the world's giant sequoias. according to the study, the castle fire destroyed at least 1/10 of the world's mature giant redwoods. researchers use satellite imagery to determine that up to 10,000 of those majestic trees were killed. scientists say they plan to hike through the redwood groves next week for the first

mayor london breed fire chief jenny nicholson and former fire chief joanne hayes. white were also their horizon. valeria were killed 10 years ago at a house fire on berkeley. way in diamond heights, near twin peaks. the fire department says. the two firefighters did and didn't hesitate for a second when it came to saving lives and property. police are cracking down on illegal fireworks. throughout the up toh of july. ktvu s a. on this table, just a sample of what's been confiscated the joint menlo park east palo alto fireworks task force is only a month old, and they say they're already making an impact. we've been very successful in getting ahead of the issue, even though it's just barely june, and we've actually seized about £2000 of explosives. £2000 of explosives taken as compared to £1300 in all of last year. what we can tell you is that we want to strike. at the root of this epidemic of fireworks to the best degree that we can local officials knew they had to do something last summer alone. fireworks started three brush fires and a house fire just literally i

so did mayor london breed and chief janine nicholson and former chief joanne hayes. white president malaria were killed 10 years ago today in a house fire in on berkeley way, the fire department says the two firefighters did not hesitate one second while attempting to save lives and property can 10 years ago today? was a terrible day for all of us in the fire department and for their families, we will never forget their sacrifice. and we will continue to improve ourselves and learn to honor them number them, and especially firefighters also rang bells at fire stations across the city this morning and observed two minutes of silence in honor of lieutenant perez and firefighter valerio san francisco. police have new video of a teenager setting a woman's hair on fire onboard amud bus. this happened back on may 2nd on the number five fulton street bus, other passengers. came to the woman's aid, and she left before police arrived. the suspected arsonist and two other boys got off the bus and were last seen running on mcallister street. police say they need help in identif

it makes the at the ever popular phil nicholson for over yesterday.ear the cut line, but he will make it saving his day two over par through to richard bland, far from bland, 48 year old journeymen huge day 467 is a current co leader after that birdie, sharing the lead with rust henley at 17, his birdie he bogeyed 18, but still five months. total at the half way point. let us check this out friday night at the videos. you know who andy reid is right coach of the chiefs super bowl where was the last time yourself? super bowl winning coach? take a selfie of himself at a ball game. he was watching the royals tonight. why not? andy? looks like you're all alone. why not have some fun there? yeah, that that just struck me as he's feeling himself. he's feeling himself. i want to see the photo exactly. you think a super bowl coach wouldn't be alone on a friday night take itself so himself, but there you go. that's the sporting life. we've got more for you coming up in about 25 minutes. great. thanks so much marks well, next at 11. it was about 106. now. our e

mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davis, director of the office of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for provid

his body double is jack nicholson's joker [ laughter ] he doesn't want to be seen in public >> steve:that's crazy >> jimmy: senator roger marshall is using his body double, a pack of chiclets [ laughter ] i mean, they don't want to be - >> steve: they don't want to be seen >> jimmy: senator rick scott is using his body double, a human thumb. [ laughter ] yeah, he was just walking around >> steve: wow. oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: finally, of course, mitch mcconnell is using his body double, toby turtle [ laughter ] it's just -- just to be safe and -- [ applause ] well, listen to this, i read that ivanka trump and jared kushner are trying to distance themselves from former president trump, because they're tired of him complaining about losing the election [ light laughter ] when he heard that one of his kids wanted distance, trump was like, "please be eric, please be eric. [ laughter ] well, this is fun. during his weekly address, pope francis had a surprise guest in the audience. watch this [ speaking foreign language [ laughter ] >> jimmy: spider-man [ laughter ] vatican security was like,

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

there were station 26, along with mayor london breed chief janine nicholson and former chief joanne hayes in malaria were killed 10 years ago today at a house fire there on berkeley way. firefighters also rang bells at fire stations across the city this morning and also observed two minutes of silence and all. lieutenant perez and firefighter valeriu. well. shares of amc surged more than 2300% this year and 90% just today after the break. what's driving these so called meme stock frenzy? got a bit of a warm up coming tomorrow, especially in the north. they will chat about that, and then a significant cool down as we get through the weekend. we'll see you back here after the break and oakland's horn barbecue was known for its long lines and really good food coming up later tonight, details on matt horns to new restaurants opening another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solution

think our president of our board of supervisors is going to be joining us, shamann walton, chief nicholson, and sandra tong. so i'd like to welcome the first speaker today, which is our very own mayor breed. i think as everybody knows, she doesn't need very much in terms of introduction but someone who has been a long supporter of the fire department from her time on the fire commission, on the board of supervisors, and now as mayor. mayor breed? [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much, carmen. it is so great to finally be here. this project is a long time coming. clearly, it's important because we have a quorum of thefire commission joining us here, and we'll get to you today. station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and

mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davis, director of the office of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for provid

mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholsonhip in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to introduce someone who, frankly, in this crowd needs no introduction, but yet, i feel compelled in the words of lin manuel miranda, love is love is love is love. this city is amazing because we have amazing leadership. our mayor, london breed, epit

think our president of our board of supervisors is going to be joining us, shamann walton, chief nicholsons our very own mayor breed. i think as everybody knows, she doesn't need very much in terms of introduction but someone who has been a long supporter of the fire department from her time on the fire commission, on the board of supervisors, and now as mayor. mayor breed? [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much, carmen. it is so great to finally be here. this project is a long time coming. clearly, it's important because we have a quorum of thefire commission joining us here, and we'll get to you today. station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work

thank you so much to chief janine nicholson for being here.roline from our department of human resources and so many other amazing community leaders and thank you so much for being here. now it is my honor to get that area and to an incredible leader on the national stage with the director of nclr. >> good morning, everyone. happy pride. i would like to thank mayor breed to allow me to participate in this occasion. there was a time when not so long ago that people that live like us and love like us and look like us couldn't live our truth. we had to live in the shadows. and we didn't get to see the flag raised at city hall, and so i'm proud today. and honored to live in the city and to take long to realize that not lgbtq person has that experience in the country. this legislative session and introduced 250 and the horrible bill and while the diskrim tear bills hurt everyone, and transgender kids to keep them from playing sports and receiving the medical care they need. it is not just cruel and is unethical and unlawful and organizations across

mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholsonctor of the office of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowl

kevin nicholson. global fixed income. you do both in your portfolio. that's why we talk about both at riverfront not in is cincinnati it's in richmond i can't help it. i can never forget that. it is now great american ballpark richmond, virginia no relation. thanks, kevin. >> thank you >>> coming up when we return forget the hybrid work model facebook doubling down on remote work we have details on that next >>> right now as we head to break. look at the biggest pre-market gainers in the s&p [typing sounds] 500 "squawk" returns after this. the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. when the pandemic hit, we had to pivot. and it's been really helpful to keep people updated on google. we wouldn't be here without our wonderful customers. we're really thankful for all of them. [female voices soulfully singing “come on in”] there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. assets you allocate, and ones you hold tight.

mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholsonn manuel miranda, love is love is love is love. this city is amazing because we have amazing leadership. our mayor, london breed, epitomizes so much that we aspire. she is not only beautiful, she is beautiful on the inside, and that radiates out. she is educated, she is radiant, she is eloquent. most importantly, she empathetic. she is also a loving granddaughter, daughter, sister, friend, and she has provided love in her leadership, the leadership of valuing everyone. all residents of the city and county of san francisco are her constituents. i am so proud that, ten years ago, on the centennial of the women's right to vote in the state of california, as president of the league of women voters here, we acknowledged her as a rising star. well, her star is fully implanted in the universe, and we are fully blessed and fortunate to have her as our beloved leader. with no more adieu, mayor madam, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, karen. i so appreciate your kind