the findings from these analyzes supports the northstar network presented before you. and what we learned is that bicycle and scooter ridership has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels and is concentrated in neighborhoods. >> thus the emphasis on local trips and neighborhood connectivity. we also know that the number of trucks increase whenever a quick build is implemented hence the need for closing gaps and making upgrades on the existing network. and lastly, we know that 80% of san franciscans are interested in biking and rolling but only 23% of them feel safe enough to do it. we've heard that to feel safer people need improvements like traffic calming, slower vehicle speeds on shared roadways or separation on arterials. >> we've also done an extensive amount of outreach over the past two years, rolled out in phases with specific objectives . >> during phase one we sought to inform the public about the planning process. this phase also included consultation by forming working groups comprised of subject matter experts in transportation policy and in small business. ph

that is our northstar, and it will continue to be our focus. and we must always stand up for our veterans. those who have worn the uniform to protect and serve our great country. they have been there for us, sacrificed for us, shown courage and extra ordinary bravery. we should always stand with them. thousands of veterans across the country have been hurt by the extreme actions of donald trump, the trump administration, elon musk, and maga republicans. that is unacceptable. it is unconscionable. it is un-american. there are several veterans here today to tell their stories to the american people about what is happening. and the fact veterans all across this great country are being harmed. our promise to veterans in the country is we would always stand with you, we will love and cherish you, and we will fight to make sure every single veteran in this country is treated with the dignity and respect that you deserve. now my honor to you and to our distinguished whip, katherine clark. >> thank you, leader. we heard a lot of things in the 100 minut

she sent in this video from the ski lift chair at northstar. she even told me she stopped in turkey with the family for a nice hamburger. >> okay. work up an appetite when you are skiing. >> she told me that. anyway. i will figure it out. sorry about that. moving on. >> will have the toyota tahoe report in a minute. a couple showers around the bay area today. weather is looking really nice as we hit the end of the workweek and take you into the work weekend. we're going to warm up as well, outside from salesforce tower. intermittent cloud cover of the bay area, but skies have been clearing out. temperature starting to drop off. we're going to be dry tomorrow through sunday and we are going to warm up as well. near average temperatures friday and over the weekend. showers try to return to the forecast early next week. that is the part of the forecast that still could go either way. monday and tuesday shower chances, but it does look like a round of rain and wind is on the way by wednesday of next week. let's just switch perspectives. looking tow

those three factors and sort of weigh them around where where we're focused on for building out the northstar network. >> do you want to thank you for your. >> good evening chair tarlov members of the board victoria street's director director chan will look at a number of different factors. right? so first of all of course it's data driven and where we see crashes and where we see patterns that is a focus of that is where we go with our priorities. that's one of the things that we consider of course. right. and then the other things that kristy talked about is then when we look at that corridor what is the technical feasibility and do we have funding and is there community readiness? so all of these things go into the consideration as staff of the projects that we put forth ultimately in front of you for your approval for excuse me victoria would would would you say it's safe to say that that robust discussion happens as part of the two year capital plan which is which is how we're aligning the capital resources with the priority needs that also have community readiness? >> that's exactly rig

my northstar has always been collaboration. that is what governing needs. you work with anyone to get things done. [applause] what should we focus on this year? let's keep it simple. one, costs. let's make more affordable for michiganders. two, jobs. that's create more opportunities to help people in our state earn more money. three, results. let's make government work better for the people we all serve. we should all be able to agree on that, yes? [applause] lowering costs is our top priority. no one in this room could single-handedly bring down prices, we could tackle the biggest items in the budget. let's start with housing, it is a tough market right now. mortgage rates are above 6%. home prices have shot up 50%. the median age of a homebuyer is 56 years old. that is an all-time high. just a quarter of homes went to first-time buyers. rebecca from carlton told me she wants a nice kitchen, small yard for her dog. she recently toured a house in detroit and competed against 40 other bidders. young people are suffering the most. i want to call attention to

northstar only had two. sorry. northstar.ern california now going into arizona. cold rain and snow for them. we though get a break. the low moves out. the high builds in for about 4 or 5 days. so cold mornings, nice weekend. we'll get mid 60s on the temps. if you're going to southern california i think monday system is on the way for them, not for us. we will have to wait until tuesday, but that could be a pretty good rainmaker in southern california as we go in and we'll get ours on, if not again. tuesday night looks to be on wednesday, but not for your weekend and not for today. good day sunshine, lots of sun, a little bit of a breeze yet it will be warmer temperatures 60s to mid 60s for many. >> you're the expert steve. thank you. coming up president trump makes a major move on tariffs as tensions rise with canada and mexico. will this pause lead to stronger border security or will it spark more uncertainty for businesses? >> plus i've been having conversations with republicans about working together to tackle those challe

it has been our administration's northstar. when i entered this role-play role my jobwas to help our cityr from the negative effects of covid. most importantly to bring down crime for as a result overall crime was down across new york city last year. we have now had three straight months of double digit declines in major crimes. i am here today to testify on how new york city can continue to reduce crime even as a century city. to be clear a century city classification does not mean our city will ever be a safe haven for violent criminals. it also does not give new york city the authority to violate federal immigration laws. to the contrary, new york city will always comply with city, state, federal laws as it does now. law-abiding immigrants in new york have an important role. immigrant new yorkers including those who are undocumented paid billions of dollars in taxes and contribute billions more in spending power to our economy. immigrants play a vital role functioning this was on full display during cocoa19 pandemic. the var

one year old english, shepard just released by his handler northstar ski patroller aaliyah, jordan tofind 3 people snow. >> the dogs are super important when the person buried in the avalanche doesn't have a b, ken avalanche beginner basically any way to find this escape, children although this is only a drill. >> but it is significant since december of 20. 24.2 people have died in avalanches in the united states. utilize dog scent. >> and with that, they're trained to use it to find the lowest strongest cent of that, very victim and tell us exactly where that is. bridge is one of the youngest of the pack the star jordan started working with his hero. it only 7 weeks old try to do training every day during just got in canada. she says he performed treacherous conditions. >> hi, drive high energy. is really what you're looking for. bravery, confidence. you want them to be calm confidence. you want them to be colin collection. but you want them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> take a look at this. this is the insi

on the county commission to state legislator to congress and it will continue to be my northstar. whether elected or appointed, we must never forget the right of the people to decide. i know that i will never forget and i will rector. -- director vought. i can assure you he is the man to get management of the federal government act on track. if confirmed i look forward to serving as his deputy. thank you for considering my nomination and i look forward to your questions. chr. paul: thank you representative bishop. also want to recognize our current secretary of the department of health secretary kristi noem thanks for joining us today. at this time i will recognize the ranking member you're kind of going out of order because we had another committee. >> thank you mr. edgar and congressman bishop for being here today. the apartment performance security in the office of management and budget where you have each been nominated to fill very key positions plays a critical role in strengthening our national security, ensuring the federal government is operating effectively, efficiently

the northstar is you have to follow the law fully and faithfully and i take that very seriously. i am in article one guy. i will make sure that the cfpb follows the functions. sen. warren: if you follow the law than we will be good. chair scott: that was 13 questions in five minutes. good job. [laughter] alright. next will be senator rounds. sen. rounds:. i am going to come back to you in a minute, but at that time i'm going to ask you about some of the statutory activity and what i would continue statutory activity that was outside of statutory authority but i will come back to you in a minute. mr. pulte, to all of you, thank you for offering to do public service. and to your families, because this becomes a huge responsibility and a real time-consuming effort and i appreciate your families' recognition of that as well. since the local financial crisis, a robust private credit risk transfer or crt market has been a key reform supported by republicans on this committee and members of both parties. instituted in 2013, crt has protected taxpayers and provided market discipline to r

safety above all is aviation's northstar. it is so overwhelming in every facet of operations and culture that in rare moments of tragedy occurred, they shake us to our core and we continue to do what we do every day, look for other ways to improve. our thoughts are with those lost in the families left behind. i want to take a moment to talk about aviation safety. because safety is our north star, commercial air travel is the safest mode of transportation in the world. it is literally safer than walking out of your own front door. transportation safety has held up aviation to other modes of transportation as a model of collaboration safety. our safety systems have many layers. now to the topic of today. we have a historic opportunity. material challenges, which is what this lesson -- due to a multiple of well-documented and inefficient critical staffing facility, technology, equipment, funding and investment deficiencies. it is quite a list. we want this committee to provide the leadership needed to support investment in both

his northstar has always been about asking the hard questions. the others are too afraid or too comfortable to ask. he's always followed his conscience and we need that. we need that from not just him but from every other commissioner to hold the department and its officers accountable. make no mistake what's at stake. this vote is really about the future of police accountability and transparency and oversight in san francisco. every action that happens that weakens transparency and accountability and accountability moving forward because of this vote you'll have to live with that. >> thank you ryan dodson for your comments. next week please and afternoon supervisors. my name is tess wellborn. >> district five. i'd like to address i'd like to address two points. >> the police commission doesn't control the police department. >> if their closure rate is one of the lowest in the nation, almost every police department across the nation is short of officers. maybe it's time to think about some other approaches. >> i think that we are just incredibly