. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm rachel ryan. i'm here on behalf of the leather cultural district. the leather community has been based in soma for over 70 years. in that time, it's been home to over 100 bars and businesses dedicated to the leather community. i'm an owner of the stud bar, the oldest queer nightclub in san francisco, which was originally opened as a leather bar in 1966. my hope is that we can allocate some of the funds from the western soma plan, just as honey said, to protect legacy businesses and protect cultural districts. the leather district does not have a source of funding through the city yet and i think this could be a really good way to do it. we're looking for stabilizing organizations and businesses, but we have a community of older folks, many of whom are living with hiv that need access to affordable housing. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm john alderling. first, i want to note the importance of funding for central soma fun, which has done great work. and the $10

. >> hi, my name is rachel ryan, i'm organizer who has been working with the lgbt cultural district. as a queer woman i am excited to see the diverse lineup for the candidates for mayor, but allowing the same person to act as acting mayor and head of the board of supervisors is not appropriate. i believe it's important to give all candidates equal footing in the upcoming election. i urge you to appoint a caretaker mayor. >> acting mayor breed: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is gabriel, i'm a resident of district 8 and member of the democratic socialists of america. support item 48 and move forward with a vote and hearing for interim mayor. basic fairness and the city charter demands that hearing. the charter states that the mayor shall devote his or her entire time to the duties of the office and shall not devote time or attention to any other occupation, or business activity. the role of acing mayor is a temporary one and it is unprecedented to have a temporary acting mayor for more than a few days, let alone six weeks. it would be violation of the separation of powers to allow

. >> and ryan and rachel of spring city are staying home for super bowl lii. new home they just bought. watching it with new tvs and some chairs and friends. >> we won't have furniture but we'll have tvs to watch the game on. >> they say that the kennedys are not alone. big screen tvs are selling like hot cakes. >> going into the big game it's bigger than we know. we areng inventory into our store here in philadelphia. >> talk about a motivated sales staff. eagles! >> by the way the deadline for lottery winners to pick up the tickets at the linc is tomorrow night at 8:00. any unclaimed tickets are returned to the nfl to be distributed as they see if it. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> clock is ticking. the kind stranger celebrated her birthday by picking up the lunch tabs for more than 50 people. and the generous neighbor paid for the soup in honor of her 53rd birthday and told the manager that she hopes that thoc will give a short act of kindness themselves. she has done this one before. >>> ducis here not sure when the eagles live for minneapolis.

. >> not everyone can go for the big game including ryan and rachel of center city.bought a new house and their plan includes buying new tvs and throwing a super bowl party. >> we may not have furniture but we'll have tvs. >> chris the general manager of the king of prussia best buy says nothing like the birds in the super bowl to boost the tv sales. >> going to the big game it's bigger than we know. we are pumping inventory into our stores here in the philadelphia area. >> and they are more motivated than ever. eagles! >> one final note, lottery ticket winners have until tonight at 8:00 and tomorrow 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to come here to the linc and pick up their tickets. after that the tickets are returned to the nfl to give away as they see if it. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and if you aren't interested in buying a big bright new television. don't worry there are things to do to optimize the picture on the one you have got. >> in other news, six people including two children are checked out at the hospital following a carbon monoxide

rachel, you wrote this week about the fact that speaker ryan is essentially a centrist on this issue, but he's also afraid to cross conservatives. >> the immigration debate is not about the future of dreamers but the future of a speaker. paul ryan has said many times that he is sim fa anesthetic to the dreamers, they came here at young minors, and the united states is home. however a very conservative house republican conference works by the way do not support a pathway for sit shin to this population, they made him promise when he became speaker that he would never put immigration on the floor that doesn't get the majority of the majority. however, what we're talking about on the senate probably would not get a majority of the majority. the one anecdote i would say to for this toxic concoction for the speaker president trump if he protects it. >> cordes: thank you so much, rachel, ed, dan, jennifer, appreciate you being with us today. and we'll be back with our conversation with illinois democrat tammy duckworth who is expecting to break a big barrier in the senate. legend has it, th

rachel, you wrote this week about the fact that speaker ryan is essentially a centrist on this issue,nservatives. >> the immigration debate is not about the future of dreamers but the future of a speaker. paul ryan has said many times that he is sim fa anesthetic to the dreamers, they came here at young minors, and the united states is home. however a very conservative house republican conference works by the way do not support a pathway for sit shin to this population, they made him promise when he became speaker that he would never put immigration on the floor that doesn't get the majority of the majority. however, what we're talking about on the senate probably would not get a majority of the majority. the one anecdote i would say to for this toxic concoction for the speaker president trump if he protects it. >> cordes: thank you so much, rachel, ed, dan, jennifer, appreciate you being with us today. and we'll be back with our conversation with illinois democrat tammy duckworth who is expecting to break a big barrier in the senate. >> cordes: senator tammy duckworth is an iraq war

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gunman opened fire on texas church congregation, leaving 26 people dead, including ryan's step mom and two sisters. rachele hillary clinton emails. author of clinton cash thinks so and he joins us next. brian: on "fox & friends." ♪ fish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. luckily, the geico insurance agency had recently helped mary with renters insurance, and she got a totally fab replacement wardrobe at bloomingdale's. mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, exclusively for little lambs. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. ♪ steve: 16 minutes after 8:00 here in new york city. transcripts just released this week with testimony from the firm behind that anti-trump dossier, fusion gps founder glenn simpson revealing they found the fbi reopening the hillary email case concerning, so much so that christopher steele reached

rachel, journalists answer hypothetical questions all the time, politicians do not. imagine we're looking into house republican conference meeting they're all sitting there in their seat. paul ryanraise your hand if you want donald trump to campaign with you in 2018. how many hands go up? >> how many hands? i would say about 80 to 90. majority of republicans. >> garrett: really up for grabs or super safe districts because they would love to see the president there. >> the safe districts for sure. these are the folks who actualle republicans from the safe districts they want to be connected to him at the him, they still love the president and these are republican districts. of course swing states are totally different story, right? the president with ratings going down, didn't want to be near him. >> garrett: 0 seconds, the white house is talking about revamping of the political operation. is it overdue? >> it probably ise hasn't been a political robust operation. it's basically only trump. if he's going on instinct he listen to some people on the outside, less of political advisors on the inside. heading into a year where they're trying to convince the president now that the 201

rachel bait. we'll ask michael if he's having flashbacks. and tim ryan has questioned his party's leadership.ck his temperature on how the shut down has played out. you're watching kasie d.c. live from capitol hill. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. >>> joining me now here on capitol hill congressional reporter for politico, rachel, and managing director of hamilton strategies, and former press secretary to john boehner. michael steele. thank you for taking time from, i don't know if you're watching the vikings/eagles game. i'm going start with the question we asked, michael. are you having flashbacks? yeah. the thing is, as stupid and counter productive and damnful and doomed as the shut down in 2015 was, we knew why we shut down the government. i have no earthly idea why washington democrats shut down the government this weekend? over too many crs, daca,

rachel bait into this. you've been sitting there patiently to talk about what happens in the house. the spoke -- the speaker paul ryan will be in a crucible if what democrats here accomplish what they say they might be able and a bipartisan immigration bill, what kind of pressure will ryan be under from his members. >> so republicans are pretty divided on this in the house. you have a group of more central moderate republicans from hispanic and swing districts who do want to see a bipartisan bill put on the floor. if splg passes -- if something passes the senate, they will rev up pressure to paul ryan to put this on the floor. i was speaking to mia love from utah and one of the republicans who wants to see this and she was actually pretty frustrated saying that republican leadership is not putting the right republicans in the room to reach a bipartisan deal. >> that is very interesting. >> yeah. she was upset they were using a more hardliners in the negotiations. that being said, paul ryan has a very conservative conference and they have made him promise that any bill that hits the floor will get a majority of the ma

what i mean you do good reporting what april ryan does hurts what the good guys do. leland: just to address rachelcist. i think, pete, can you do the whole show on media bias. but there is -- you point out, have you got to be individually and selective in your criticism. pete: sure. rachel: he was not called a racist by the press or by the president who was given those remarks. pete: yeah. there is a double standard. that's what's clear. coming up, how is this okay? actor robert dip near row attacking the president in a profane rant. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. [laughter] pete: we will talk to actor chuck woolery about that. leland: the army is having a hard time finding recruits fit for service. case in point when pete army grad lost a pushup contest to adam klotz. you got smoked, dude. we will bring in army expert to perhaps give pete a little help for the rematch ♪ ♪ thanks for make me fighter ♪ answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in delicious fruit drops. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient ori

rachel: how did you feel last week when the president had that ceremony honoring martin luther king, his nephew was there and april ryanthe end -- nobody asked by the way the nephew anything at all, right? >> not at all. rachel: and then she yelled out are you a racist. brian: let's watch. in case you missed it. >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> mr. president, will you respond to these serious questions about your statement, sir? >> >> mr. president, are you a racist? brian: does that bother you? >> it does. i had so many friends there happy to celebrate dr. king's legacy and happy to celebrate that proclamation. but then the entire story was all about not about the words that were spoken there but all about the president's comments, you know, days before. and i think that's problematic. because for american families they want to be able to just enjoy a holiday free from all of the top trending political stories. brian: jeremy, let me ask you asking. served in the military doesn't matter if you are black or white. that's what i get from your op-ed. whether you are the president and like whether dick durbin came fo

rachel: he absolutely is and got to give credit to paul ryan. he has kept his team together. off the freed caucus he's here, these guys are there, you're not going to get this strategy to work. so, yeah, i do think he's teaching them to negotiate and i think that tweet about going nuclear option is -- dean: very effective. rachel: yes, it's upping the antebecause the last thing the democrats want is a nuclear option because essentially the expire trump agenda goes forwar. pete: of course tax reform happened on the backs of only republican votes. the democrats are invested in resisting and if you want to get something done you got to push past that resistance. he's suggesting that. we'll see where the news cycle goes on whether it's actually considered in the senate but it would be a huge move if it was. speaking of the agenda, so you're talking about spending and keeping the government open. republicans insisting you got to separate the wall and daca and chain migration from this debate and we heard from the deputy -- principal deputy white house press secretary that they're

that was announced in august, about three months before speaker ryan announced the date for the state of the union address. griff, rachelill be a lot to watch for. this is the height of so called washington, d.c. political theater. you have two opposites. you have the democrats who spent their first year completely resisting this president. you see a few skipping the state of the union. then you see the incredible success of the first year almost unprecedented with the stock market, the economy, a dichotomy that will play out as republicans or democrats choose to stand or not, we always kind of watch that and how often they do. of course you've got the destruction of isis as well which is a pretty nice little footnote there. it will be very interesting tv. >> it really is. he just came off the triumphant trip to davos that everybody said was going to be a big fail and turned out to be pretty awesome for him. now he's going to take a victory lap on the economy and on isis, something we don't talk enough about it is what he's done in his first year. the democrats are going to have a hard time. how do you not clap when you