i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the

i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the

confirmation of those results involving plymouth and portsmouth.h leading by1—0. non—league chorley, peterborough leading by 1—0. for non—league chorley, peterborough leading by1—0. for non—league non—league chorley, peterborough leading by 1—0. for non—league teams in the third round draw. to all non—league ties tomorrow. so we will definitely have some non—league teams in that hat on monday. and we'll have all the results on sports day tomorrow, as well. the second round of the fa cup continues tomorrow, and it's an extra special occasion for merseyside based club marine. they're one of only a handful of non—league teams left in the competition, hoping to get a potential draw with a premier league side. they're also one of only two teams to get special dispensation from the government to play during the second national lockdown in england. austin halewood reports. for much of england, it is like time has stood still over this second lockdown. grassroots sport had to grind to a halt, but in this part of merseyside, the magic of the fa cup has stil

i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the project seemed to be driven by a grant deadline imperative to start building, that there might be missed opportunities to coordinate the street anticipating with current projects underway, and a question about revisiting the scope once the election and additional prospects for funding are clear, and that completes my report, mr. chairman. if there's anything else i can clarify or additional questions, i'll be happy to take them. >> chair peskin: are there any questions or comments from members of the sfcta? seeing none, mr. larson, thank you very much, and we will obviously be taking up item 5, and i have

i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the project seemed to be driven by a grant deadline imperative to start building, that there might be missed opportunities to coordinate the street anticipating with current projects underway, and a question about revisiting the scope once the election and additional prospects for funding are clear, and that completes my report, mr. chairman. if there's anything else i can clarify or additional questions, i'll be happy to take them. >> chair peskin: are there any questions or comments from members of the sfcta? seeing none, mr. larson, thank you very much, and we will obviously be taking up item 5, and i have

diop was also a crucial part of harry redknapp‘s portsmouth side that won the fa cup in 2008. the scottish league cup, ending their dominance of domestic cup competitions. they lost 2—0 at home to ross county, with the goals coming from ross stewart and alex iacovitti, to increase the pressure on manager neil lennon. things much easier for rangers, though. steven gerrard's side cruised through to the quarterfinals after they thrashed league one falkirk 4—0. exciting day for some in the fa cup with nine fixtures — several having to go to extra time. yesterday, we told you about marine, the merseyside club from the eighth tier of english football given special dispensation by the government to train during lockdown. they were playing hava nt and waterlooville. it was 0—0 at the end of normal time, so it went to extra time and it all came down to this free kick. the captain niall cummins managed to get his head on the end of it somehow, diving into the goal. and just look at those celebrations! it means that they could now face the likes of liverpool or manchester united in the n

they travelled to portsmouth today and were soundly beaten 6—1 by the 2008 winners.e it two nil in the first half. six different scorers for pompey. the last of them jordy hiwula came off the bench with his own impressive effort. plenty of decent strikes in that one but some rivals for goal of the day at valley parade where bradford were beaten 2—0 by 0ldham athletic in the all league two clash. conor mcaleny equalised for 0ldham on 18 minutes. danny rowe then earned his side a third straightaway win in a week and a place in round three with this effort a couple of minutes after the break. let's ta ke let's take you through all of the results from today. work on beating solihull moors, 4—2. a surprise at priestfield, where drilling were beaten 3— to buy extra ct. —— exeter city. confirmation of that result between bradford and 0ldham. chapman town needed extra time to beat crewe alexandra. confirmation, too, of those results between portsmouth and king's lynn and peterborough and charlie. plymouth argyle beating lincoln city 2—0. ben reeves scored a cracking goal in

i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the project seemed to be driven by a grant deadline imperative to start building, that there might be missed opportunities to coordinate the street anticipating with current projects underway, and a question about revisiting the scope once the election and additional prospects for funding are clear, and that completes my report, mr. chairman. if there's anything else i can clarify or additional questions, i'll be happy to take them. >> chair peskin: are there any questions or comments from members of the sfcta? seeing none, mr. larson, thank you very much, and we will obviously be taking up item 5, and i have

. >> shannon: black female police chief of portsmouth, virginia, has shannon: the black female policeouth, virginia has been fired after charges were filed against several prominent black leaders and connection with the district of protest she says is all political. we are looking into it. >> the city of fort smith as a new police chief, the old police chief wants a job back, she says she was fair, did the right thing and is under attack. fired portsmouth virginia police chief angela greene believes her professional divide began back in june when protesters destroyed, then dismantled this confederate statue in the city. a man was seriously injured when the statute toppled on to him. >> i'm hopeful knowing i did nothing wrong but uphold the law and put the communities interests in the forefront. >> they arrested more than a dozen, members of black lives matter and naacp. the chief defended her action. >> is your chief of police i take seriously my public and my officers trust that i will ensure all the laws of the state and our constitution are upheld. >> in september the chief was pla

i thought you were still on portsmouth square. >> no, the portsmouth square project had unanimous support. this on the better market street project. the more specific concerns on the downsizing included questioning the wisdom of putting bicycles into the street and sharing space with vehicles because of the unexpected increase in the number of bicyclists. an early indicator of success of the better market street successes thus far. other observations included that the down scaling of the project seemed to be driven by a grant deadline imperative to start building, that there might be missed opportunities to coordinate the street anticipating with current projects underway, and a question about revisiting the scope once the election and additional prospects for funding are clear, and that completes my report, mr. chairman. if there's anything else i can clarify or additional questions, i'll be happy to take them. >> chair peskin: are there any questions or comments from members of the sfcta? seeing none, mr. larson, thank you very much, and we will obviously be taking up item 5, and i have

fired portsmouth, virginia, police chief angela green believes her professional demise began back indestroyed, then dismantled this confederate statue in the city, a man was seriously injured when the statute toppled onto him. >> i'm hopeful knowing that i did nothing wrong but uphold the law and put the communities best interest in the forefront. >> arrested more than a dozen in connection with the vandalism, including the member of the black lives matter and naacp, in august, the chief defended her actions. >> as the chief of police, i take seriously my public and officers trust that i would insure all the laws of our state and constitution are upheld. >> in september, she was placed on leave with pay, city officials never said specifically why but she had her suspicions. prominent virginia names came to her defense, including lieutenant governor justin fairfax and former governor terry mcauliffe. >> this is an outrage, that they would do this the night before a special session when they're going into talk about criminal justice, this is a disgrace to the judicial system and it nee

here's a scene that played out in the town of portsmouth virginia.e]. >> tucker: doesn't look like america, but it is. most of our leaders did absolutely nothing. one notable exception to that was the police chief of portsmouth, virginia, angela green. she did what she was hired to do. she is the chief of police. she issued warrants for 14 people who were involved in the riot and on video and now apparently she has been fired for doing that. pretty shocking story really, and chief greene was nice enough to come on tonight and explain what happen. things so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: from what i've read it seems like you looked at the video, identified 14 people you could say with certainty were involved in committing vandalism and now you're being punished. how? >> well, my detectives actually investigated that matter and found probable cause and brought that probable cause to a magistrate was part of our judiciary branch and the magistrate found sufficient cause to actually issue final felony arrest warrants on individuals.s. unfor

the last post played there by four buglers from hm band of the royal marines portsmouth, led by corps bugle major, and before the new saw the king's troop and horse guards with a gun signal. now the first wreaths will be laid. the first by the prince of wales. on behalf of the queen. now captain bellew of the intelligence corps on behalf of the duke of edinburgh. and now the prince of wales lays a wreath on his on behalf of. —— on his own behalf. three white feathers of wales. watching on the balcony, the duchess of cornwall and the duchess of cambridge on the right there. the queen in the centre with the lady —— lady in waiting. and on the left, emma lawrence and the countess of wessex as the duke of cambridge comes forward in the uniform of the royal air force officer. he did seven and a half years military service as a helicopter pilot. the duchess of cambridge watching. and next, the earl of wessex in the uniform of the royal wessex yeomanry. and the princess royal, admiral and chief commandant for women in the royal navy. and now the duke of kent, field marshal uniform. he served

starting tomorrow the portsmouth square garage will begin a pilot program offering eight dollars flat rate parking on sundays. city leaders hope the load daily rate will encourage residents, visitors and tourists to visit the vibrant neighborhood to shop and eat. the program runs through january 17. >>> check this out, isn't this stunning? it's video of the moon rise over ocean peak in fremont. the people who live at the hill shot the 95% full moon rise yesterday. hackers posed at the top of the mountain and waved. this is obviously a time lapse. they waved flags as the moon rose overhead. shooting the moon rises a thanksgiving tradition for that group. >> technically not full yet. i was just checking up on that. technically it will be full monday at 1:30 in the morning our time. so it's coming soon. even though you may not see the exact time, the next couple of nights will be great to look at the moon. it's up now but first i want you to look west with me past the golden gate bridge. look at the color in the sky there. that is from the top of the sales force tower looking east. you c

currently in action are portsmouth, who won the cup in 2008.ey went ahead after only two minutes through this header from rasmus nicolaisen. and these are live pictures from fratton park. the non—league side from norfolk are going to have to work hard to come back from that early setback. 1—1 is the latest score. it's the second round of the scottish league cup. six fixtures, let's pick out a few scores. hibs vs dundee. motherwell vs stjohnstone. st mirren vs aberdeen is the late game. qualifying for the bahrain grand prix has just finished, with the drivers‘ champion lewis hamilton on pole for the 98th time in his career. he set a new track record to qualify a quarter of a second faster than team—mate valtteri bottas, with max verstappen in third. it's the 11th time this season that mercedes have locked out the front row. new zealand thrashed argentina 38—0, to avenge their defeat two weeks ago in the tri—nations rugby championship. ahead of the rematch, captain sam kane laid an all blacks jersey on the pitch, with diego maradona's name and nu

he played for west ham, birmingham city and fulham and won the fa cup with portsmouth in 2008.he wardrobe, becasue of his imposing 6 foot 5 frame. england's cricketers have won their t20 series against south africa with a game to spare. south africa had already lost the first t20 and batted first setting england 147 which they reached — but with just a ball to spare. dawid malan top scored for them with 55 but was disappointed he wasn't there at the end after losing his wicket. was the one that matters in the game. he plays for his team and the way they played, you know, so to do it and way they played, you know, so to do itand win way they played, you know, so to do it and win games, are really disappointed that they can finish the game off because that's, especially when you take it that deep, other struggle that you want to at the end of the game. that's all the sport for now. the actor dave prowse — best known for playing darth vader in the original star wars films — has died at the age of 85. his co—star mark hamill, who played luke skywalker, has paid tribute — calling hi

currently in action are portsmouth, who won the cup in 2008.and they went ahead after only two minutes through this header from rasmus nicolaisen. and these are live pictures from fratton park. as you can see, they are just starting again after the fourth goal. you can keep up to date with the scores on the bbc sport it's the second round of the scottish league cup. six fixtures, let's pick out a few scores. that is how it is right now. liverpool is thrashing ayr united. —— living stone. qualifying for the bahrain grand prix has just finished with the drivers champion lewis hamilton on pole for the 98th time in his career. he set a new track record to qualify a quarter of a second faster than team—mate valtteri bottas with max verstappen in third. it's the 11th time this season that mercedes have locked out the front row. the national anthems have been sung, and wales against england is currently under way. it is wales who are leading 7—5 at the moment. jonny williams going over for the try for wales. henry slade with a try for england. before

steve dymond was found dead at his home in portsmouth in may last year, days after he took a lie—detectorarly identified" mrs vardy when she made allegations against her about social media stories being leaked in tabloid newspapers. their disagreement broke out in october 2019, when coleen rooney attempted to find out who was behind fake stories about her, by putting out false information, which she claims could only have been seen by rebekah vardy. david sillito reports. coleen rooney, rebekah vardy — both famous for being married to premier league footballers, both with high—profile celebrity careers. and the issue — who was leaking stories about coleen rooney to the papers? she had a suspicion and set up an instagram account with some fake stories, and limited access to just one other account — rebekah va rdy‘s account. rebekah vardy says she didn‘t leak anything, and began legal proceedings. and so, at the high court today, the lawyers gathered for round one of vardy versus rooney. this was, of course, only a preliminary hearing to decide if that post was directly pointing the finger

steve dymond, who was 63, was found dead at his home in portsmouth in may last year, days after he took. thejeremy kyle show ran for 14 years and was known for its confrontational style, with guest against guest. in may last year, steven dymond appeared and took a lie detector test to prove he wasn't cheating on his girlfriend. today's pre—inquest hearing in winchester heard that he was booed and became distressed. seven days later, he was found dead after apparently taking his own life. the coroner, jason pegg, said today he had madejeremy kyle an interested person and that he may have caused or contributed to mr dymond's death. jeremy kyle himself wasn't at today's hearing. but his lawyer said that he had found this experience upsetting. his tv show was later cancelled by itv. the coroner said it would be ludicrous ifjeremy kyle wasn't called in person at the full inquest into steven dymond's death, which is due to begin next year. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. rebecca vardy has won round one of her legal battle against coleen rooney. ajudge has ruled that mrs rooney "clear

research from the university of portsmouth has made recommendations to improve what it calls disjointedigorating the disciplinary system that many have told us is not working, and providing support to young referees. it remains to be seen if such improvements can tempt officials likejoshua back to the game. mentally, it has helped having that time away. it's such a clearer picture. you can get on with your week not having to worry about what potentially is going to happen at the weekend at all. ben croucher, bbc news, gosport. despite the limitations imposed by the coronavirus pandemic, the 40th anniversary of bbc children in need has raised more than £37 million. the pandemic meant there was no audience as a host of celebrities appeared on last night's shorter, covid—secure show on bbc one. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:15pm. and to everyone celebrating — happy diwali! bye for now. good afternoon. it's day three at the delayed masters at augusta, although due to the weather and bad light over the first two days, som

playground, the cannon street mall, the japan town peace plaza, and will also allow for projects like portsmouth square, jackson park, sunset playground and some work in golden gate park. i'm very grateful to the commission for all of your guidance and leadership. it helped get this thing on the ballot and special shout-out to my incredible staff. these things passed because, you know, voters trust us. and voters trust us because our work is thorough and diligent and thoughtful. so to the entire capital and planning team to the public affairs division and sarah mad lynn's team that did an incredible amount of work, our operations division, right? these projects don't get designed in a vacuum or planned in a vacuum. our gardeners, our structural maintenance team, our park rangers and rec staff, they are involved in the planning of these projects every step of the way. so just a great team effort in what has been a cruzed did week and awful year, this was particularly rewarding. this creates so much opportunity and really invests in communitis that are high needs, that are deserving. their equity

. >> next up is robert calling from portsmouth, virginia. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i just got a comment. my grandfather served in both theaters. he was in the navy during the europe conflict and when they decided they were going to call it quits, v-e day, he transferred over to the united states marine corp so he could go to the -- what do you call it -- the pacific theater, and he actually seen action and thank god he come home to us. and he served in two different branches of the service and two theaters of war. >> okay, robert. any specific question or any other comment in. >> caller: well, i have a question for him. is it true that during the second world war, they had a secret group of nazis to make a fourth reich after the war? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear that. >> a fourth reich. >> a fourth reich. >> well, there were certainly good nazis who got away. who escaped either the hangman or prison for some sort of accounting. some of them famously went to south america. and there were a few who had ambitions of somehow either reconstituting the german reich or keep

in 1905, he invited delegates to meet in portsmouth, new hampshire, which resulted in a treaty to bring the war to the end. it was for those efforts that roosevelt was awarded the nobel peace prize. and i can say to you he is undoubtedly the most unlikely recipient ever to receive a peace prize, given his naturally bellicose nature and his aggressive tendencies. it was during roosevelt presidency the u.s. began to establish itself as a world power. roosevelt attempted to illustrate that emergence through a symbolic and somewhat controversial effort known as the voyage of the great white fleet. his idea was to send the entire u.s. naval fleet on an around-the-world tour. when congress indicated it would not fund such an adventure, roosevelt came up with an audacious strategy. he let it be known he had enough money in his current budget to send the fleet halfway around the world, which he fully intended to do, and if congress wished their return, they would have to appropriate the necessary funds to do it. well, the ploy worked. and off went the ships, all painted white over their gunmeta

the self help for the elderly thanksgiving luncheon held in chinatown's portsmouth's square is usually sit-down but instead that changed. meals were delivered to more than 1,000 seniors across the city. >> it's an honor for us in the fire department to serve every community in this city. >> this has been a very, very hard year for so many of us. and i know that we're going to get through it and be together. it's a different thanksgiving but we'll bet this pandemic. >> personal protective equipment was also directed with those miles. you can make a difference. give where you live right now. head to abc7news.com, you'll find a donation link on the home page. >>> >>> two holidays displays in the south bay. first let's check in with mike for our forecast. >> thank you. hi, everybody. we'll check with some local temperatures. liz, she's out in dublin. it's 35 degrees right now at that best buy. you can see why those folks were bundled up. temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s throughut the tri valley. we have 40s heading up towards concord and pleasant hill and 43 in lafayette and mid to

. >> next up is robert who is calling from portsmouth, virginia. >> good morning, gentlemen. i just got to comment. my grandfather said in both theaters, he was in the navy during the european conflict. they decided they were going to call acquits, v-e day, he transferred over to the united states marine corps so that he could go, would you call it, the pacific theater. he actually had seen action and thank god he came home to us. he served into different branches of the service and to theaters overall or. >> robert, any specific questions or comments? >> i had a question for him. is it true that during the second world war, they had a secret group of nazis to make a fourth rake back to the war? >> to make a wide? i am sorry i did not hear that. >> a fourth reich. >> there were certainly good nazis who got away who escaped the hangman, prison, or some sort of accounting. some of them famously went to south america and there were a few who had ambitions of somehow either reconstituting the german reich or at least keeping alive the spirit of the reich and the spirit of adolf h

the reno-tahoe kicks off at 10:30 this morning at portsmouth square. >>> a big parade with a pandemicst. >> still ahead, how macy's is coping the entertainment alive straight ahead. i didn't have health insurance - not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive, and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california was made by californians for californians. and it makes health insurance more affordable, with financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 15th. sit new this morning are, oakland appear tiny home village for homeless youth is nearing completion. it is now set to open next month. each eight by 10-foot home will display two murals an includes a murphy bed, window, skylights, storage space, electricity and heated floors. inauguration was slated for july of this year but was delayed due to the pandemic. soon, the project will provide shelter to 26 homeless youth. and for more local stories like these, just download our kpix5 ap

the ohio and erie canal goes from cleveland to portsmouth, ohio, on the ohio river. the actual construction of the canal began in 1825. by 1820, seven july 4th, the first boat from akron to cleveland docked through the canal port in cleveland. by 1830, to the entire system was complete from cleveland all the way to the ohio river. it made a tremendous difference. for the nation, it allowed us to rationalize our economy. it allowed us to have internal trade. prior to, that all of those c-word states, dependent on exporting in terms of making money and delivering goods and services. so this actually helped america expand westward. by doing, so i mentioned new york city became the financial capital of the country. ohio, rises from a wilderness to be the third most populous, and third richest state in the union by the 18 sixties. canal life was a slow paced. life canals, both generally went about four, five miles per hour. we are standing next to a lock right now. there were numerous locks to allow the spokes to basically navigate the terrain and topography. so these bec

we hear from ariel in portsmouth new hampshire, arielle, these go ahead. >> thank you for taking theciate you for keeping this program for so many years. Ãbi wonder why so few if any academic historians spend any time dealing with the genocide committed against american indians, native incompetents of north america. specifically when you are talking about civics and the 1593 project and the conservative project, you talk about restitution for slavery, but no one ever talks about restitution for native americans, the return to their lands were at least something to it. what is it that academic historians documented the violence and address this issue that is the foundational thank you. >> thank you so much. i guess i would dispute the question that we are engaged in kind of aec moral examination of the genocide. i think the richest period of scholarship on that team at the time of the 500th anniversary, that was in 1992. but upho throughout the 1990s in the late 1980s, were extraordinarily proliferation of research per unit whole world of books that are published. the conquest was in.

playground, the cannon street mall, the japan town peace plaza, and will also allow for projects like portsmouth square, jackson park, sunset playground and some work in golden gate park. i'm very grateful to the commission for all of your guidance and leadership. it helped get this thing on the ballot and special shout-out to my incredible staff. these things passed because, you know, voters trust us. and voters trust us because our work is thorough and diligent and thoughtful. so to the entire capital and planning team to the public affairs division and sarah mad lynn's team that did an incredible amount of work, our operations division, right? these projects don't get designed in a vacuum or planned in a vacuum. our gardeners, our structural maintenance team, our park rangers and rec staff, they are involved in the planning of these projects every step of the way. so just a great team effort in what has been a cruzed did week and awful year, this was particularly rewarding. this creates so much opportunity and really invests in communitis that are high needs, that are deserving. their equity

we tried it at portsmouth square with some promising results, and that, as you know, is rat capital. and the e.p.a. said no, you can't use that. the usual way that e.p.a. operates is registering a product and there by, creating and reviewing a label, and they registered a product called rat ice, and this is from bell labs. so we were sad, but then suddenly, we were happy again because we had a product that we could potentially used that was a replacement for rodenticide for certain situations, and we waited and waited for it to be distributed on the west coast, and we bugged them, and we're not alone in this. we and other agencies with i.p.m. programs, and that was three years ago, and it is not happening. the distribution out here is simply not happening, and yet, we still can't use a product that we know to be a safer alternative. so this started out as kind of a failure story for the program activities. we failed to find a way to use this, but we'd love to turn it into a success story and do what we can at least to find a way to do so. so what we recommend is that staff work with

portsmouth is on the upside. yeah.risjohnson says he has full confidence in priti patel and considers the matter close, after an independent report found her approach had on occasions amounted to behaviour that could be described as bullying, with evidence, it said, of shouting and swearing. i am sorry my behaviour has upset people. i have never intentionally set out to upset anybody. i work with thousands of brilliant civil servants every single day, and we work together, day in and day out, to deliver on the agenda of this government. and i'm absolutely sorry for anybody i have upset. the report said pretty good —— priti patel had legitimately not always felt supported at the home office and there was no evidence she had been aware of the impact of her behaviour. but the prime minister's independent advice on ministerial standards, so alex allen, concluded she had breached the minute —— ministerial code, even if unintentionally. boris johnson disagreed, and as prime minister has the final say. i mean, the system does

rebuilding parks and spaces throughout the city, including in one of the three original parks, portsmouth square, safe pedestrian access improvements throughout the city and county. so thank you so much to my colleagues and the mayor, who put this on the ballot. and particular thanks to the voters of san francisco, who overwhelmingly adopted this. and regionally voters, not only in san francisco, but in all three caltrain district counties, santa clara and san mateo and this county passed measure r.r. by over two-thirds approval, pursuant to senate bill 797 by senator jerry hill, which exceeded threshold. and hats off to our colleague supervisor and joint powers board rep shamann walton and his colleague david pine and i rarely say things like this, who showed true leadership. the sales tax will provide not only a lifeline to this regional railroad, that connects gilroy all the way to san francisco, through san jose and san mateo county, which has been struggling like all transit properties with extreme revenue losses, because of ridership levels during the pandemic, but the funds will of

for netanyahu, they write, the biden election takes him down a peg -- host: in portsmouth, virginia,ert is the joe biden supporter. >> what's going on? i tell you what, all this stuff trump, healking about asws that just as soon president biden goes into be inaugurated, as soon as that done and he's finished, donald trump is a civilian again and he has got so many people on him with lawsuits. some criminal, i'm sure. he just don't want that to happen and he owns his own aircraft. i believe he's going to bolt out of this country. he's a chicken. he's a plain chicken. scotty, port huron, michigan, trump supporter. caller: yes, my comments from president -- for president trump, he's the sir patrick henry of this day. this election, this election ist we have gone through worse than the john f. kennedy assassination. it is sick. this country needs to wake up. because there is corruption up the pyongyang. yang.g harris, they are patsies. trilateral crossfire, no different from the kennedy assassination. host: meryl is in washington. caller: wow, i have never heard so much, this is hypocris

rebuilding parks and spaces throughout the city, including in one of the three original parks, portsmouth square, safe pedestrian access improvements throughout the city and county. so thank you so much to my colleagues and the mayor, who put this on the ballot. and particular thanks to the voters of san francisco, who overwhelmingly adopted this. and regionally voters, not only in san francisco, but in all three caltrain district counties, santa clara and san mateo and this county passed measure r.r. by over two-thirds approval, pursuant to senate bill 797 by senator jerry hill, which exceeded threshold. and hats off to our colleague supervisor and joint powers board rep shamann walton and his colleague david pine and i rarely say things like this, who showed true leadership. the sales tax will provide not only a lifeline to this regional railroad, that connects gilroy all the way to san francisco, through san jose and san mateo county, which has been struggling like all transit properties with extreme revenue losses, because of ridership levels during the pandemic, but the funds will of