i didn't know there was a rivalry between nordstrom and nordstrom rack. >> the rack is the only placeou can get plus size shoes so i just lie to my children and say the rack was better. >> greg: what is the nordstrom rack? >> kat: that's if you're rich. that's why you don't know. it's when you get things at a discount. you wouldn't be caught dead in a nordstrom rack. >> but i refuse to raise my children to believe we do the lower end racking. >> greg: what do you make of this, tyus? >> tyus: first, the mayor of new york city was a police officer, correct? >> greg: yes. >> so you would think messing with our men and women in blue would be a really bad idea. he's been there with boots on the ground. while we're looking at the video, these guys weren't trying to fight. they were trying to kick them in the head. kill shot. it's a kill shot. they were trying to line them up and kick them in the head. they weren't holding them. they weren't even punching them. everyone was trying to kick the police officer in the head because when you kick somebody in the headlights out and once lights out

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it is not like nordstrom's where they say we are leaving and exiting. this is a different situation. >> mayor london breed repeatedly using the word opportunity when discussing macy's announcement that she started by emphasizing this. >> just to be clear, macy's made a business decision to close 150 stores all over the country. >> there are 150 closures , but it is not an easy environment for business. >> for the second day in a row daniel, who already has a billboard above union square grabbed a headline to make his case that city leadership, as a whole has failed. >> this is a blow, but , we are coming back. this city is the greatest city in the world. we need a plan. >> owners say it will take more people to start filling the massive amount of space that is already empty and he says that the help is needed fast. >> they can see it is dying. they have to save it. >> do you think that can happen? >> i believe it can be done. >> he has been in that location since 1991. he has seen a lot of change. as we were talking we agreed, a lot of what we talk abou

and suzanne mentioned nordstrom which closed last august. it's among 30 stores in and around union square that closed recently. they are marked on this map. they include uniqlo, the container store, office depot. you see dsw over here. by the end of last year, the retail vacancy rate for union square hit a record high of more than 20. that's according to cushman wakefield. now we put this map on our website, abc seven news.com, so you can check it out for yourself. nordstrom closed in the same week that ikea opened a new store on market street. it was the first ikea to open in the bay area in 20 years. >> so is macy's closing a reflection on the city? some certainly think so, including people running to replace london breed as mayor of san francisco. so here's what candidate daniel lurie had to say about it. >> this is a blow, but we're coming back. this city is the greatest city in the world. but we need a plan and that's where we have to address public safety and the drug crisis on our streets. we need to give businesses certainty that whe

. >> a lot of other stores shutdown since the start of the pandemic in san francisco including nordstrom that was a huge blow to downtown. banana republic and old navy. city officials made it their mission to reimagine downtown. the supervisor says that the building has potential to be a mixed use building. he wants to add a state of the art sound stage and redesign the street and permits for union square. macy's closure immediately became a talking point. some are putting it up as proof we need a change in leadership, they say >> this is a blow. but we are coming back. this city is the greatest city in the world. but we need a plan. >> there are definitely possibilities here. it is not like nordstroms where they say we are leaving, exiting, this is a completely different situation. i look at it as an opportunity. >> mayor breed said this is one of 150 stores closing nationwide. it could be awhile before the building is sold. our teams are out there gathering reaction for the story and posting all of it on our website kpix.com. >>> now, to the north bay, the santa rosa school district sa

it was one thing for like nordstrom and you understand that location. but this, union square, where you just had, you know, restaurant owner invest in union square for that bakery to really try and revitalize the city. and this just feels like such a blow. >> right. >> i was there over the holiday season and i shopped and i bought a bunch of christmas gifts there. and you felt like everything was okay and then all of a sudden asyou know somebody pointed out. this is a staple of union square. what's going to go there is going to create new identity for san francisco. >> it's the anchor. you know? i mean when you are -- if you compare it to a beet when you are traveling through sea, your anchor puts you there and you stay there. once you lift it, you are going to float and move away and i feel like this is going to happen not just to macy's, and i love the positivity from the business owner, but i feel like this is just going to be a ripple effect of other businesses in that area who count on people like us or other people in that foot traffic especially

this guy punched and bit a nordstrom worker, he also punched a prevention officer. third run-in with the law. >> gillian: and the nordstrom incident while he was trying to rob the store. >> trying to shoplift. what the people are laughing at us. no other country with allow this and we are giving taxpayer dollars. has anyone -- do yourself a favor today. look at your other side of your paycheck. i know a lot of people get direct deposit. 49% or 40% of your money going to the federal government and the state government and the local government. are you comfortable giving to that? >> john: the governor is expressing outrage over the incident. listen here. >> any response to the police searching for additional suspects in the time square attack on police? >> get them all, send them back. you don't touch our police officers. you don't touch anybody. >> john: get them all and send them back, and oh, let's expedite work permits for the people to get work, increase the pull factor for people. >> gillian: it's just temporary work. >> brian: it's a magnet, more people will se

the project was eventually chris and nordstrom, the others and event like that is always done for show, but it was still important stuff. today we're beginning of the north european gas pipeline project, lots north stream. one is a big deal. no question about it. kind of, i don't regret it one bit either. i don't have a problem with it at all. don't disagree with the right thing to do on that. no, it was right for b. s. f. and it was right for europe. we should reserve gas from western cyber area for europe when every possible this of young vince, the market. alexi miller introduced garrett hard shooter as a new head of nord streams, shareholder committee on a cold day in december. just 17 days after he left germany's chancellor. a voice as he doesn't speak, you know, he would do it. no, i didn't. i talked with a 100 americans directly, i'm eligibility for now on the other girls. her schroeder had taken the job. i told her that was an intention. what one did you say? now that she didn't make any other comment? they told her to be always of the police until america became chancellor in

the shut down will mark one of the biggest retail closures and after nordstrom closed its doors. and they lost several retail stores during the pandemic. >>> a controversial measure that will change the way police fight crime. good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. the most expensive measure, prop e. it would give police more power to use surveillance technology, ease restrictions on car chases. critics argue it would reduce transparency but supporters say the recent burglary in the sunset district is an example why it's necessary. police got there when the suspects were getting away. they could not chase them because the crime did not meet the criteria. how prop e would change that. >> reporter: kira was driving this blue s.u.v. when a police chase ended in a fairy crash on the other side of the bay bridge last december. keegan wasn't the suspect but she said the suspect crashed into her vehicle after fleeing a crime in san francisco. nearly three months later, getting in the car, even to get to work, remains a challenge. >> i was in a lot of shock. i was very disoriented, really co

there are definitely possibilities here. >> this is not like nordstrom's, where they say we're leaving, we're exiting, the president and ceo of union square alliance shared this quote. >> i believe that we should work toward a solution that allows macy's to keep this iconic store open. however, if that does not come to pass, our expectation is that a new owner for this iconic site will come forward to continue a fresh and vibrant vision at this critical location. many see the iconic macy's will be hard to replace. the store employs about 400 workers, many of them union employees, says jim irby with ufcw local five. >> these are folks that have worked at this store for decades to give their life, you know, and to live in the communities in which they work, irby says. >> as the city pivots, it's important to maintain good paying jobs, and san francisco culture in macy's was a part of the culture of san francisco. >> when you think about christmas and the christmas tree and the. so i just think maintaining the culture in a pivot is important. >> and when macy's union square does close, it

. >> this comes a year after nordstrom's closed its doors at the westfield mall. the city also lost dozens of small retail stores during the pandemic. daniel lori releasing a statement on the closure saying that failure to challenge the system is exactly what has destroyed our vibrant downtown and will hold us back from rebuilding. candidate and former mayor mark farrell calling it a gut punch and scary news. plain and simple, we cannot afford another four years of field leadership from city hall. >>> this afternoon, a murder investigation after a uc santa cruz student was strangled to death at the beach. 20-year-old samuel stone was the one to call 911. when they got there, they found him standing over his unconscious girlfriend. >>> the future of raging waters in the san jose up for a vote today. a new operator will take over the park. it plans to pump $6 million into the park which includes new features like a wine bar and food trucks. the nearly 40-year-old attraction closed abruptly last summer. if this plan is approved, the park is expected to reopen this su

this is not like nordstrom's where they say we're leaving and we're exciting and it's certainty. >> thiswe're coming back. >> macy's and

. >> today's announcement follows a wave of retail closures in downtown san francisco including nordstrom at westfield along with old navy, j.crew and made well. >> with the doom loop part of the political narrative with the mayor running for reelection in november, her opponents wasted no time blaming macy's closure on city hall. anne makovec with more. >> this was a no-brainer politically, the closure happening under the watch of london breed when the business climate is already under the microscope. former mayor and current candidate mark farrell says it is a gut punch and scary news, we cannot afford another four years. we heard from another candidate today. >> if you walk around the streets you can see people in mental distress. people using drugs openly on the streets outside. there is not a level of certainty doing business. >> the other big name candidate for mayor, a member of the board of supervisors tweeting that we have what it takes to be innovative and turn this into an opportunity for vision and bring back downtown with mixed uses that promote foot traffic and economic acti

nordstrom mazes others had harsher words to go to san francisco anymore. it's not clean enough anymore. >> and that feel safe. san francisco mayor london breed blamed the closure on several factors such as the rise in online shopping. however, many stepping into the store say it is more complicated than that. i just know that the macy's creek and smaller when the wind, san francisco warning looks like macy's of all time. you know where it's elegant. >> and it's a shame. i love the city and i grew up there and i just moved here 2 years it's a city still. but what i miss in the city is an existing anymore. is it somebody is i don't it's not clear what stores will be shuttered. a spokesperson with broadway plaza told kron 4 news. >> they have not received any notice of any changes to their me says in walnut creek, theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the south a new ranking list, san jose among the top 5 best places to live in the country. u.s. news and world report has the city at number 4 when it comes to quality of life listing san jose as quote, a diverse area wit

. >> seen it all mazes in san francisco's closing because it's follows by for nordstrom macy's actually is 6 stories of fabulous. it's sad. others had harsher words to go to san francisco anymore. why? >> it's not clean enough anymore. and that feel safe san francisco mayor london breed blamed the closure on several factors such as the rise in online shopping. >> however, many stepping into the store say it is more complicated than that. i just know that the macy's creek and smaller when the wind, san francisco, in san francisco looks like macy's of all time. you know where it's elegant. and it's a shame. i love the city and i grew up there and i just here 2 years and i miss a city still. >> but what i miss in the city is an existing anymore. is it somebody is i don't it's not clear what stores will be shuttered. a spokesperson with broadway plaza told kron 4 news. >> they have not received any notice of any changes to their me says in walnut creek, theresa kron, 4 news. >> another downtown san francisco. walgreens is no more. the story to 75 sacramento closed up for the last time at 3

and delving into the sabotage have been nordstrom, gas pipelines, among many more issues, documents, linux, i'm reading. that was quite an interview. stuff across and share his 1st impressions on the interview with 5 as soon as it gains over 123000000 views on the x platform. you know, it is a subject matter for the negotiations. no one is willing to conduct or to put it more accurately, they all willing, but do not know how to do it. and the russian president send signals that he's open to negotiating with western partners in the wide ranging interview. his 1st term journalist says 2021, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. just hours after being broadcast vladimir putin's 1st interview with the western journalist since 2021 has already been viewed by over 123000000 people on the social media platform x. the sit down with tucker carlson, covered a wide range of topics including the ukraine conflict and one of the most significant acts of industrial terrorism in north stream. blast a cool blow up north stream for you for sure. i was busy that day. i

nordstrom saks, fifth office depot, entre otras.s se localizaban en el centro de la ciudad de san francisco y pese a que la ciudad de cupertino podría enfrentar un déficit presupuestario de 15 millones de dólares el próximo año fiscal, las autoridades municipales decidieron por unanimidad que no crearan aumentos a los impuestos. esta decisión se tomó a raíz de una encuesta en la que más de la mitad de los consultados dijeron estar en contra de nuevos impuestos a las operaciones comerciales y a las propiedades, aunque si estaban de acuerdo en un aumento del 2 o 3% del impuesto hotelero. en otra información hay un acto simbólico se llevó a cabo en la alcaldía de san josé para conmemorar los lazos con irlanda. en este día se celebra el centenario de las relaciones diplomáticas entre estados unidos y ese país europeo. además cabe destacar que san josé y dublín, la capital irlandesa, han sido ciudades hermanas durante los últimos 38 años. una delegación irlandesa estuvo presente en la alcaldía, donde se confeccionó la bandera de irlanda.

so nordstrom, you cannot understand why someone would want to talk to like yourself said the one in wrong. it was an a small town. i have no significance, so if it is sabotage, what's the point? is it a power moves a power play to say we can strike whereas we want went up and we want, is it kind of latent strep? what might, yeah, call most mc ron and syria and the government are really the only 3 countries in the region that are supporting the palestinian cause. of course, other countries like try key verbal support, but they continue to do business and trained as usual with this wrong or the wrong syria and cameron are actively supporting the people in gauze the resistance enabling them to defend themselves. so there's res, definite b, c, providers. that's why they regularly attacked syria. that's why the us and that is right. and the british heart attack and yeah, means of doing it to support as well. in the case, if you're on, it's really is we'll try to do whatever they can, but their capability is against the wrong or increasingly limited. israel has so many problems and crises now u

the we still have some common ground the problem, nordstrom, the lose, the you for sure. because i was busy that day. need it and you have to have i just uploaded or uh, it takes you to the american journalist tucker carlson brings the russian presidents. i'm still sort of used right to western audiences building into the sabotage of the north stream gas pipelines among many more issues. documents that don't linux and reading. that was for the interview. tucker carlson shares his 1st impressions on the interview with slattery put in as it gains over 134000000 views on the x platform. and china and indonesia spear had a new system of nickel. trading in the aftermath of the card is banned a nickel or exports in 2020 for c. u has been trying to destroy the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching archie international. well, just hours after being broadcast. lot of hooton's 1st interview with a western journalist since 2021 has already been viewed more than 134000000 times on the social media platform x. the sit down with tucker carlson, covered a wide range of topics

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swedish prosecutor's office has officially pulled the plug ins investigation into the sabotage of the nordstrom gas pipelines in 2022, stockholm claims that failed to identify any suspects or leads saying it now lacks any further jurisdiction. for the case, the russian foreign ministry has condemned to the move in the city of c. i see the swedish prosecutor's office has officially decided to stop the federal investigation site and the lack of swedish jurisdiction in the case. it says to justify the end of the investigation by saying within has nothing to do with it. and on the other hand, you happily meet the politics who have something to do with the investigation did not receive anything from you during the course of the investigation. well, it's kind of a math houses this, let's remember house we didn't get involved in. didn't know the chunk story. didn't have anything to do with style calls to absolutely nothing. and the sabotage of no streams took place in sweden so they can amik zone and their favorite subject ecology. what about it? well, this within believe that there was no environment

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topics including the ukraine conflict and one of the most significant acts of industrial terrorism, nordstrom blast, who blow up north stream you for sure that i was busy that day. i need it. you have to have uh, i did not pull up in order for a uh, takes you know, what's the coolest each and how much would use it wasn't each. now. you personally may have an alibi, but the c a has no. so tell him i didn't do, do you have evidence that nato or to see i did it that you know, you know, i won't get into the details which people always say in such cases, to look for someone who is interested in this case. we should not only look for someone who is interested, but also for someone who has capabilities because they may be many people interested, but not all of them are capable of thinking to the bottom of the baltic sea and carrying out this explosion. and these 2 components should be connectors introduced, always interested, and who's capable of doing so i'm confused. i mean, that's the biggest active industrial terrorism ever. and it's the largest emission of c o 2 and it has 3. okay? so if you ha

because it might just change the way inside the suite and shuts down its own investigation into the nordstrom blast. well, feel it surprised when our side herse alleges the swedish and the danish hands were dirty and then what he concluded was us lab sabotage. the chief of the international atomic energy agency makes is 4th visit to your largest nuclear power plants and mid year long russian accusations of be praying for skiing nuclear disaster by selling the area. freedom of speech isn't birthright. we were born with the right to say what we believe that right cannot be taken away, no matter who is in the white house that says tucker carlson sits down with the russian president for an exclusive interview, creating a frenzy across the western media. and some outlets criticizing him for doing his job as a journalist and the canadian prime minister invited and such a veterans of the countries parliament where he was greeted with applause last september. according to the russian embassy in ottawa, the live in the russian capital. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching our t international to begin in

only the americas was a little bit lower with the performance influenced by nordstrom and saks.hey are positive for next year. they announced a dividend of 1 euro and 15 per share. a bit below compared to last year. they expect to grow. we know moncler was growing with the puffer jacket and high h-en skiing. the premium of skiing is pushing into that area. moncler is confident going forward. we see the results giving the shares a little bit of a boost this morning up 4% in milan. >> charlotte, thank you. >>> let's push on with ams osram will have non-cash impairment charges of 600 million euro after the cancellation of the micro l.e.d. project forced the company to reassess the strategy. shares are off by a whopping 40%. really tanking in the session this morning in switzerland. the firm said the first quarter guidance remains unchanged, but adjusted growth target to 6% and 8%. >>> ocado posted a pre-tax loss of 4 million pounds for the year. the food retailer beat with revenue of 2.8 billion pounds and forecast in the single digit growth in the retail division. ocado shares are

nordstrom were northam's close. this macy's is not closing any time soon and it presents us with some incredible opportunities. even the possibility of some component of macy's still being a part of downtown opportunities and certainly challenges that in the east bay, the macy's in walnut creek. >> we'll stay open. shockers at that. we talked to there were surprised to hear about the blow to san francisco. >> the creek and smaller when the wind, san francisco warning looks like macy's of all time. you know where it's a look at. and it's a shame. i love the city and i grew up there and i just here 2 years it's a city still. but what i miss in the city is an existing anymore. >> on the upside, the union square location is not expected to shut down and tell next year. >> gorgeous weather around the bay area today and the check out your wake-up weather forecast as we head toward tomorrow morning, a little chilly overnight tonight. lows going to be dropping off in the 30's and the 40's and that's how will start tomorrow

about plenty of times on the show biden saying as long as it's a minor incursion cpi canceled the nordstrom control treaty withs no negotiation withs the russians and most importantly the flagrant thing the biden administration has done is they fund both sides of this war. so while they have been sending lethal weapons to ukraine and remind our audience president trump was the first to do that, we were the first to send lethal aid to ukraine. he's been paying off iranians billions of dollars and iranians in turn have sent suicide drones to the russians and they're now reportedly sitting am in addition, ballistic missiles so the biden administration by not enforcing sanctions and putting $6 billion in the largest randsome payment in history into the escrow and by not enforcing the tough policies that we pursued against iran in the administration they've funded both sides of the war and undermined their own policy so this thought they are the ones standing up to putin and russia is quite laughable to me. stuart: got it, morgan ortagus, thank you for joining us and always appreciate it. see yo

. >> it's over >> even at nordstrom it's over. >> still one of -- >> nordstrom and costco, still gooded us on it. they said, return, send it back, and now they're taking it away >> just when you thought you were out, they pull you back in. >>> all righty, here we go you can't return the weather once you use it, it's over we've got showers and thunderstorms through the ohio river valley look at how warm it is along the gulf 70s, 80s as you get into texas 70s in the southwest still a little chilly in the southeast and around the northeast and the great lakes, but that's going to be changing. we have showers and thunderstorms with this system pushing through. it will move through pretty quickly tonight, bring some snow into interior sections of new york and new england northeast spring fever has s sprung in the >>> don't forget, if you're heading out the door, catch us on "today" show sirius xm channel 108, it's "today" show confidential, the show that makes you say, man, i like static but first, best time of the morning! pop start! >> man, i like static. >> that's right! >> showing you

. >> i stopped nordstrom it was totally stopped.en came in and approved it but he stopped the keystone so he let russia build their pipeline to germany and other places. but he stopped the keystone 48000 jobs. >> south carolina senator trump advocate tim scott also offered this rebuttal to some of haley's criticism today on "fox news sunday." >> here is what i can tie about donald trump and foreign policy. without any question the resources necessary to protect this world according to the nato alliance those resources went up under donald trump because of his language. >> i do want to mention one moment that stood out from tonight's town hall bid former governor nikki haley was asked if she were to be elected a president and former president trump or to be convicted of a crime, which she pardoned him question what she said in the interest of bringing the country together that she would. jon: alexand alexandria hoff in columbia, south carolina thanks. let's bring in our panel fox news foxnews contributed syndicd columnist and david g

he's been there for assaulting a security officer at a store, trying to rob another store like a nordstrom rack, i think it was, so these are not people, you know, who are coming in and putting their best foot forward, to put it mildly. >> john: to put it mildly. another person had another quote about that. we'll leave that for another day. now this. >> fani willis and nathan wade will have to tell the truth in court. the motion to remove fani willis and nathan wade misappropriation of public funds. >> john: will the fulton county d.a. beat the clock to respond to claims relating to her relationship with nathan wade? >> gillian: the man who hosted the kansas city chiefs party that ultimately led to the tragic deaths of his three friends is now checking himself into rehab. we have a fox digital exclusive coming up next. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. wealth-changing ques

but then nordstrom will help to ensure that europe continues to have a secure supply of gas in the future. so going from rush to remain the guarantor of gas industry stability in western europe. while the political fallout was ignored, gas promise, bundled with the russian on. it's one of the sale weapons the, the western side barrier russia. here the regions indigenous people uphold their 1000 year old traditions and yet are reindeer herders. for decades, marco sort of rate those retinue has been following the same route through the tundra, up to the northern carla c. but then gas from open to gas to be able to cross the herders. because let's go to the roots. we just completed the animals through the tundra is becoming more and more difficult railway lines, pipes and roads. it's a huge problem. pristine natural surroundings now consigned to history. after the river, the group must navigate the hard concrete roads around the both on. yeah, and cobalt gas feels the provisional solution on this particular day gas problem. workers role material out over the road. this protects the wouldn't

i wanted to wear american made clothing and i was, i remember standing in the dressing room of nordstrom's saying why, can't i find one thing that looks good on me that made in america? and i wondered where all those companies went. so, so thank you for answering my question. so just just to kick us off, can you tell us a little bit about the characters, your main characters, this wonderful couple you follow and their company. what are they all about? and what was what were they trying to create? just introduce us, bring us into this world. absolutely so i'd like to introduce. to the world. ben whitney waxman, they are a husband and wife team. they are from portland, maine, where they live in portland, maine, actually, whitney not from maine. she's she has lived around the world. and when they met they were both at a moment of great ben had spent ten years very high up at the afl cio working pretty closely with rich who unfortunately passed away. but here he was the storied president of the afl, cio, which is which many people know is the large umbrella federation of many unions in the uni

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you can see just underneath the nordstrom sign there, 33 degrees big fat snowflakes. there have been over 700 salt trucks already deployed across the city before the first flake even fell. and i want to show you the graphics because this is really important. the snow actually came earlier than anticipated. the national weather service had thought that there would be more rain associated with the system on the early onset of the storm. that's not the case. so that could potentially up our snow totals here in new york city, for instance, this snowstorm, as we zoom in a little bit closer towards new york, having a ton it's time seeing that transition in philadelphia. so they're rain right now. but do anticipate that to change the snowfall by later this morning, you'll get a couple of inches of snowfall there as well. the winds. the other factor, heavy wet snow, we call this heart attacks snow because of that moisture content, you can squeeze out the water from this it is very heavy, it is very dense, very wet. so be careful if you have to get outside and shovel it becaus

has that had an impact on what happened in los angeles, the $300 of ransacking that happened at nordstromthe $1000 that happened at the ikea store? >> we are the second largest county in california, so i assume that our experience would have some bearing on other counties. the california law is across every county, california, and the key problem is it didn't allow for first time or second time, there's no aggregation and you can steal every day of the week just under $950 and it is the same penalty. >> so the criminals are coming back every day of the week and they are not prosecuted? >> they are prosecuted in san diego, but it doesn't mean that it can be a deterrent because it's always going to be a misdemeanor. they are not going to remain in custody. >> what is interesting, a previous witnesses wouldn't talk about the thresholds, they wouldn't talk about the deterrence, but what i'm hearing is that deterrence matters. mr. johnston, are the members and employees scared? does that have an effect on the consumers being scared to go into retail scores -- stores because of this? >> yes, th

and macy's is closing the same nordstrom is closing because of digital surveillance used to force them it gets. if you want retailers to come back and city to thrive, form a task force and reduce the digital surveill nls. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome. >> thank you. my name is amanda perez and i work as social working in the freedom project at the san francisco public defender office. the freedom project advocate to insure people rehabilitated and still serving long prison sentence get back to court based on current circumstance jz insure all services needed are available. we are proud to boast we had a zero recidivism rate since staffed with team, social workers and paralegal staff. the governor proposed budget cuts $40 million to the public defender pilot program in 2023 to 2024 which is a third final year of the pilot program. we are grateful to this board for considering the resolution being introduced today by supervisor chan to eliminate this proposed cut which impacts both the public defender office and the san francisco bar association

and macy's is closing the same nordstrom is closing because of digital surveillance used to force themgets. if you want retailers to come back and city to thrive, form a task force and reduce the digital surveill nls. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome. >> thank you. my name is amanda perez and i work as social working in the freedom project at the san francisco public defender office. the freedom project advocate to insure people rehabilitated and still serving long prison sentence get back to court based on current circumstance jz insure all services needed are available. we are proud to boast we had a zero recidivism rate since staffed with team, social workers and paralegal staff. the governor proposed budget cuts $40 million to the public defender pilot program in 2023 to 2024 which is a third final year of the pilot program. we are grateful to this board for considering the resolution being introduced today by supervisor chan to eliminate this proposed cut which impacts both the public defender office and the san francisco bar association. ov