renee, i have a little story about renee when she started 21 years ago. she had a choice of working for my firm and going to the port. i was the loser for sure. [laughter] >> so, it's really funny that she is still here and i'm still here. i wanted to say how much integrity renee has as a communitcommunicator. she's looked up across the city. she's looked at as a one-person show that no one can match. when i look at -- i work with a lot of agencies, they have much larger staff and don't accomplish quite as much as she has done over the 21 years she's been here. i just wish her the very best as she sails off into the sunset and hopefully has an opportunity to enjoy our city in a different way than to be worried about whether a pier is going to fall down. it's been a pleasure to work with you and your team. i love you. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i'm paul with sfmta. congratulations. it's been a pleasure working with you. you represent a rare blend of communications professionals where both communications colleagues respect you 100% and so don't the quarte

renee was a literary critic turned to stanford and written revolutionary books. you came to town for a conference. what has he and his work to do with the work of catholic artist like yourself? >> well, first of all, gerard was just one of the great models of what a catholic intellectual should be. he thought about everything and drew all things together and left as little out as possible as any modern would do despite the complexity of our times. >> he seemed to wonder in from the 19th century thinkers. all that language, you've heard it of escape getting and victimwood comes from the 60th and 70th. he was a break through thinker in a variety of ways. he just chipped until who emerged was catholicism. >> that mystical moment in the late 50th. it's only in what came back to the church as a young man. it's later in life he expressed the theological content of what had come or started out as literary criticism and entered to anthropology and blossomed into this huge theory eternally that we learn and catch desire like a decease. we learn to what we want and want to

during the trial renee broke up with steve. eve of her testimony sechez interviewed renee again about that "anonymous e-mail." what he discovered? explosive is not too big a word. >> steve was terrified. >> the e-mail trail. the money trail. a winding trail of surprises was about to change this case. ♪ check in from afar with remote access, and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store. call, or go online today. >> reporter: mornings dawned cooler in the arizona mountains, the summer flags in the town square were stored away for another year. and the murder trial of steve democker ticked into its fifth, fitful month. the prosecution had amounted to circumstantial bits and pieces to that point. and investigator mike sechez knew that steve was likely to mount a strong defense. >> mr. democker is a very intelligent individual. >> mm-hm. >> but he's also a very narcissistic personality. you put those together and you can make it difficult to solve a crime. narcissistic? that's what it s

it is under that which the rene girard conference was started . the benedict institute says they are opening the door to god and energizing the catholic culture of the arts. so, gentlemen you were brought into town for the conference. i want to talk to about the culture of catholic art and energizing people. you are both creators of beauty. that is no question. where is catholic art today. how is it going? >> i have a sense that we are at the beginning of a renewal. joseph made a comment about shivering in terror and that is not a bad response to contemporary history. it is safe to say that in the last six years, many writers and artists within the church are starting to realize not cos beauty and the arts play a vital role in humanizing and spiritualizing the soul and it is something that the church has to support and be engaged in if a truly catholic civilization is going to continue. >> it does seem that -- are we moving back or towards something beautifying. >> i think the word is profound. >> i think this is the line to take. this is a really

[applause] congratulations, renee. the next item is to announce the san francisco giants have reclaimed the green glove award. i'm very pleased to report they won this. it's a major league baseball award for environmental stewardship. they have been -- they were the recipient from 2008 to 2016 with a one-year hiatus and are back to win it again. that's 11 seasons of receiving this award, which is truly truly remarkable. they set the industry standards for their waste diversity standards year after year. they diverted 93% of their waste from going to landfills. this is a very aggressive program. they've also installed lead lights, and make changes than make the facility truly green. they in fact, in 2018, diverted 19,000 tons of recycled and composted waste. congratulations to the giants for your superior leadership in this arena which supports mayor breed and the port commission vilal policies. on a sad note, i'd like to have an inmom or yum of mike denman. he passed away last week. he recrated this ramp restaurant. he

>> ya mismo, don renÉ. >> gracias. [♪] >> seÑor renÉ, ¿cÓmo estÁ? >> disculpe, ¿lo conozco?

she was born rochelle van cleefe and she changed her name to renÉe presont, she was always known as renÉeont. so my previous book was a biography of wallace simpson, and if you know anything about that woman you'll know she loved jewelry. so in that book i had lost of pictures, and on the eve of publication i get a phone call from the ceo of van cleefe & arpels who says ann, why have you not get pictures of van cleefe & arpels jewelry in your book. i was a bit taken aback and i explained it was a biography t wasn't a book about jewelry, and he then said to me, but anne, if you come to paris and you spend a day at my shop i will explain to you why you are home. so what girl can refuse a day in paris at van cleefe & arpels? and i go, and actually i should say there were no little blue boxes but passed under the table, but i came away with something much more important for a biographer, a story, story about this woman. so she was running the company at the time that the nazis occupied and because the nazis insisted that all jewish businesses had to barianized, that is handed over to a christ

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randy is the new communications director replacing long-term employee renee martin. he comes to us with lots of experience. he worked for oewd and most recently for the department of homelessness before coming to the city to work in the communications role, he worked for ucsf. randy is a new yorker. he comes from washington heights, which he tells me it's so far east, it's not upper east side. we're very happy to have randy aboard. welcome, randy. [applause] >> continuing on the theme of great employees and contributions to the port, i would like to announce our port team and employees of the year for 2018. they were honored in our eighth annual breakfast of champ i don't knows event. any employee can nominate, whether they're a insubordinate, peer, or supervisor of the individual. the employees of the year really represent port staff election. so the team of the year, they're actually in training today. they're not in the room, is the dive shot. mr. matt balbussa, ryan dunbar, drew mcewing and larry darington. so this team caught over 500 piles in zero visible using

Él es rené rodrÍguez y lidia yanes.otros bailamos mucho. francisca: depende de la intensidad, con quiÉn te encuentres en el camino. mira que yo soy caribeÑa y me estÁ costando seguir el paso. renÉ: estos pasos son bÁsicos pero cada uno tiene su propia interpretaciÓn de la salsa y uno lo pasa de lo mÁs bien bailando salsa porque es de uno. francisca: aquÍ puede venir cualquier tipo de persona o tiene que ser alguien que sÍ tiene experiencia en la materia. renÉ: nosotros tenemos una clase de salsa los jueves a la noche, con mi pareja lidia que enseÑamos el bÁsico para que todo el mundo pueda bailar salsa. este es el bÁsicoestamos haciÉndolo ahora mismo. ahora una palmada y... y dos... y tres... una vuelta. francisca: me fui al revÉs, pero apenas estoy empezando. aquÍ en este lugar han venido muchas celebridades. renÉ:hemos conocido a luis fonsi, j balvin, bad bunny filmaron el vÍdeo. francisca: dime, aparte de estas clases, ¿quÉ otra cosa hacen ustedes como pareja? rene:nosotros bailamos aquÍ de jueves a sÁbado peroyo soy

. >> en los casos de rené se trata de toyota corola . >> son del tamaño 19 popular en carros más viejos en enero también le pasó a residentes del complejo tiene una casa jesús . la policía , ts al mes de ahí la importancia de reportar . >> mientras dicen que hay formas de proteger las llantas de los autos . >> una manera que se puede prevenir es usando un tipo de este en . >> la medida la tomó jesús . >> alguien quiere las llantas . >> en heighworth . >> tiene mucha razón . >> pero es mejor tomar precauciones y les cueste robarlas . >> según autoridades no se reporta >> un la víctima caminó por la banqueta en la menalto en la ciudad en pantalla cuando recibió el tiro . >> autoridades hacen la investigación de los motivos de la balacera si tiene información llame a la policía . >> la tensión entre familias de oakland aumentó por cambios de recortes al presupuesto , piden se reconsideren cierres de algunos planteles . >> pero muchos de los pdres saben que los cambios son inevitables . >> sí con 20 millones de dólares en el presupuesto año escolar . >> mire postuló de pre ca no te. >> por

. >> reporter: rene and deb bar long time friends but don't agree on whether ralph northam shouldp give his office because of his yearbook page and how he fumbled the explanation and apologize. >> i think he needs to step down. ngs in the le did t past but to be a leader for the down. he needs to step >> reporter: renee says he isn't being treated fairly. >> with northam i feel held sht be reprimanded for something heid 30 years ago. we all have skeletons o in closet. >> i think people want people to take a step bac and reflect. >> reporter: this may be the day of reflection she's talking about. for northam, justin fairfax, and mark herrg, condit says now is the time to step back and listen. that takingon, themselv themselves out of position of being the person that's important may lead to them surviving in public office. >> reporter:od pastory hunter believes when the fervor dies down, there that has to be commitment to the conversations. >> it's time to dialogue about some of the issues in the past and look how they have changed from the past. >> reporter: you're looking at some live

entrÓ, y sophie los desde la madrugada, se notÓ como renÉ martÍnez pero resulta que llegara la corte no hab cmilia guzmÁn loera y que por eso estaba ahÍ. mÁs tarde fue y se sientan la segunda banca que es exactamente lugar reservado para emma coronel y le dijeron que no podÍa estar aquí. lo sacaron los alguaciles. las aguas hayes lo sacaron de la corte y al investigar tiene una orden de alguna orden judicial pendiente. lo estÁn investigando. podrÍa enfrentar alguna penalidad judicial y finalmente dice gente que estaba allÍ en la fila " si quieren fotos, yo les puedo mandar." por otra parte los testimonios que pidieron el dÍa de ayer los de vicente zambada, los del llamado licenciado dÁmaso lÓpez llevarÍan 10 días de testimonios. hace a muchos preguntarse por quÉ no estuvieron presentes cuando estas personas testificaron. deben revisar minuciosamente porque son en los cuatro primeros cargos con que uno sÓlo se apruebe le darÁn cadena perpetua. despuÉs la situaciÓn de los dos jurados supuestamente enfermos resulto ser un rumor. cabe aclarar que seis jurados alternos estÁn siguiendo pas

renee m marsh is with me from washington. what do you know. ?, fema administrator brock long will be resigning. we received two statements. one from department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen and she says in part over the last two years administrator long has admirably led the men and women of fema during difficult historic and complex times. she go on to talk about all of the natural disasters that he led the way on as far as recovery efforts from wildfires to the hurricanes that we saw during hurricane season last year but brock long, the head of fema saying he will resign. according to a source familiar with this. we expect he could be leaving as soon as the next couple of weeks so they will have someone else in place, there is a deputy administrator who is there currently at the agency and he will become the acting administrator in the absence of brock long as a decision is made as far as who will be named to that position permanently so pete gaynor, currently the deputy administrator, will then serve as head of fema until a

renÉ tuvo varios delitos anteriores. son siete los testimonios en estos dÍas de deliberaciones.o problemas con el cargo nÚmero uno. ntquieren ver la forma en que se traslado la droga. especÍficamente eso es muy importante. tanto el juez como la defensa y tambiÉn la fiscalÍa han escogido los pÁrrafos, que el jurado, los 12 miembros del jurado van a volver a escuchar. marÍa antonieta: jorge, patricia. aquÍ lectura es sencilla, nada estaba por concedido con los testigos que se habÍan presentado se van a tomar su tiempo. esto no es tan fÁcil como decir: ya estaba cocinado ahora prepÁrame unas tortas para comer. es decir, pasÓ una semana, puede pasar otra. pueden pasar varias semanas mÁs. desde la corte de brooklyn. blanca rosa y yo regresamos a los estudios- patricia: gracias a ambas por el seguimiento al juicio. su destino final podrÍa ser la presiÓn decolorado. es lo mÁs parecido a un infierno. viven en confinamiento solitario, no hay opciÓn de interactuar con otros presos y la sola idea de fugarse, ese simplemente una locura. nos muestran cÓmo serÍa la prÓxima celda del chapo. >>

a>> reporter: rene debra are long-time friends buton't agree whether governor northam should give up his job. >> i think he needs to sp down. i know people did things in the leader and fbe a the people, i think he needs to step down. >> reporter: rene says northam isn't treated fairly. >> i feel like he shouldn't be reprimanded for something he did 30 years ago. ll have skeletons in our closets. >> i think people want folkso take a deep breath, step back and be thoughtfu and not just reactive. >> reporter: this may be theay she's talking about. for northam, lieutenant governor justin fairfax and agark herring she says now is the time to step back and listen. >> that positi, that taking themselves out of the position of being the person whs important may actually lead to them being able to survive in public office. >> reporter: and whetherrv they e in public office or don't survive in public office, she says that these an opportunity to have these dialogues about issues that have been issue in the commonwealth longer than any of us have been alive. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you so muc

cnn's renee marsh has been looking into this. she's joining me now. renee, what's this all about?r pilots, we should point out that the weight and balance of the plane, the weight of the luggage and passengers on board, this is all critical information before takeo takeoff, and it's critical this information is accurate. it determines exactly how much fuel is needed forteo takeoff a landing. too much weight on an aircraft can make it harder for pilots to maneuver the plane, putting more stress on the landing gear of the as you stated, the faa has been investigating southwest airlines for about a year and found that airline employees made mistakes that caused pilots to compute the wrong weight and balance as these planes were taking off. now, the airline tells cnn that it has put in place controls and procedures to address these sort of weight and balance issues. while the faa does tell us that none of the inaccuracies caused any accidents, the agency says that it will not close its investigation until it's satisfied that southwest airlines' corrective actions are consistent with w

y que se registrÓ bajo el nombre de renÉ martÍnez para ingresar a la corte presentÁndose como un familiar por el tema de inmigraciÓn que otros aspectos. como por ejemplo el empleo o la falta de vivienda. las funciones estatales deben aportar el tema migratorio con urgencia. la mayorÍa se opuso a la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera sur. >> en tÉrminos de la comunidad inmigrante indocumentada, california tiene un nÚmero bastante grande. por otro lado el tema de migraciÓn legal, tambiÉn ha impactado. ha tenido un impacto directo en california. por ejemplo, la polÍtica del presidente trump sobre migraciÓn ha limitado bastante, ha hecho mÁs difÍcil para que el sector de tecnologÍa traiga a inmigrantes documentados a trabajar en estado de california. palmeras. la encuesta coloca segÚn lo el tema de la educaciÓn, y el tercero de los impuestos. ahora nos vamos hasta la capital de la naciÓn, a la falta un acuerdo entre la casa blanca y el congreso sobre el presupuestosigue teniendo repercusiones.dee trump y los miembros del congreso continÚan con sus agendas, a falta de un acuerdo con el muro

sophiejones has been charged by the football association, over allegations she racially abused tottenham's renee and mark allen could land a big fine after conceding his second round match mid frame at the world grand prix. the northern irishman was trailing ali carter by three frames to one in cheltenham and after he missed this yellow early on in the fifth frame, frustration got the better of him. it's against snooker rules to forfeit a frame whilst it's still mathematically possible to win. mark allen losing his cool there. england's cricketers set off on a tour of india later this month — and they've announced that world cup winners sarah taylor and katherine brunt will be back in the squad. taylor has taken time out of the game to deal with anxiety, while brunt has been injured. henry moeran reports: there is joy there isjoy for there is joy for youngster freya davis who is of further contract for the first time. disappointed for others who lost their contracts. then he's has announced her retirement so it is a team of affirmative change going into this momentous year. the first challenge c

felicidad, ya sabemos, se llama renÉ martÍnez llegÓ desde temprano con el resto de los reporteros quela banca reservada para la defensa para familiares del "chapo" guzmÁn, ahÍ estÁbamos nosotros lo vimos todos y le dijeron para afuera, lo sacaron para afuera en el pasillo, lo arrestaron despuÉs, saliÓ esposado ahora sabemos no es pariente de "chapo" guzmÁn, ya lo negaron sus abogados las autoridades de hecho ya tienen una Órdenes de arresto previas contra Él, no conozco todavÍa no se conocen los motivos pero ya tenÍa Órdenes de arresto previas aquÍ en brooklyn, ahora estÁ detenido y bueno, lo que nos dice que es que es uno mÁs de los muchos, fanÁticos o aficionados de la vida de "chapo" guzmÁn acaba de llegar emma coronel, ayer no habÍa venido se sabia que estaba enferma, eso ella mismo lo dijo a los medios llegÓ con dos guardias, normalmente no llega con seguro, pero asÍ lo hizo, aquÍ seguimos a las espera que llegue el veredicto, felicidad. >> bueno al parecer una maÑana con un caso de curiosidad intensa, dirÍa yo, gracias a julio que sigue ahÍ al pie del caÑÓn, al regresar en notic

building hope from fear which took off up banking on a mini renee's on scams leipsic i'm told us it's as bad as the man to make it happen he's the new sporting director it was successful in the premier league during his time with the german national team and even won the league which took up with this give coach marcus mind still on his floundering glove a boost. quickly test of the league's worst offense go to some. but it's just a setback to have guns carried on. stephen suber stepped up from the small role for a handful. of struggles hopes still alive. still lives six muscles a bit cemented to warm water heats. and then house and grabs another. live sick willie's role i'm sure got underwhelming as usual. it all ended three one so much for his back of a comma and fine still has only untanned of a possible multi five points and signing that hope is lost. and hope is thriving in later cousin who are back in a european spot. they seem unstoppable at the moment and started early against arsenal dorf. one nil from caiaphas. later because it had faster feet and brighter ideas. which led t

. >> how renee zellweger got miley cyrus to spill a major, major next on kron-4 news at eight: rain returnsl for mudslides, flooding, and strong winds. where...and when the storm will hit hardest.. the powerful storm raising concerns for a north bay neighborhood already hit hard by destructive rain. how crews are bracing for the next round of rain. plus...the oakland school district says the teacher's union refuses to budge at the bargaining table...now the union says they want to set the record straight. i'm ken wayne i'm catherine heenan the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ no hormones! ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ paragard's 100% hormone free ♪ and over 99% effective, ♪ that's key! ♪ no hormones! ♪ not an ounce, ♪ with an ingredient ♪ i can pronounce. paragard is a hormone-free iud that's over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. if you experience pain, pelvic infection, or miss a period, call your healthcare provider. pregnancy is rare but serious and can cause infertility or loss of pregnancy. rarely, paragard may attach to or go through the uterus. want hormone free

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is the national assembly and people were trying to force their way into the police arrive to the renee's one hit the guy's leg and tried to use it the way with his hands as original extraction the grenade went off our sister channel r.t. france managed to speak with the father of the protester who lost his. we stayed in the hospital into late night to find out what's going to happen with him he's lost everything from the wrist down then we met the ophthalmologist to talk about his eye he's only wasn't affected too much there's some superficial wounding but his hand is gone and the point will file a complaint and then see what happens his mom does on a sunday and yesterday sebastian basically lost his hand in front of the national assembly he's crippled and he's a plumber he needs his hand to deal with basic daily stuff he's lost because i don't know if you understand how symbolic it is but sebastian lost his hand in front of the national assembly the house of the people and the government hasn't said a word they are concerned about the fact that the house of mr for iran the president of

. >>> closing the "closing bell" exchange for date, renee norris, michael faroli and rick santelli athe cme group in chicago. mike, starting with you, you lowered your gdp targets bring us up to speed. >> i think we know about the disastrous retail sales report yesterday and weaker than expected inventory numbers and expecting growth in the fourth quarter of 1.6%. and given some of the setup we are seeing for the first quarter probably won't be much better in terms of not only the government shutdown, it looks like some tax refunds are probably going to be delayed again and the quarters around the turn of the year on the soft side. >> but some of what you said sounds temporary and what does it mean for the second quarter seeing what's going on with the fundamentals of the economy? >> i think we pick up in the second quarter for a number of reasons. and i think the economy overall looks obviously not as strong as it did last year and no one has really been expecting that to be the case and i think you see it in jobless claims, but that being said, i do think some of the weakness of the

and thank you renee. ok . ok well like a going to take the news from behind big nose big news viewers the tightly held secret of what the donald trump is doing in the oval office all day as finally been leaked to the world and the truth is shocking as the schedules show that trump has spent around sixty percent of his scheduled time over the past three months in unstructured executive china what does that mean well it's undeniable that trump has the intellect of a teenager and if a teenager says he needs executive time alone in his room. where although a dad means masturbation. is that really surprising have you ever seen anyone who loves themselves more than donald trump. so to sum this up breaking news from spend sixty percent of his time polishing the old washington monument and fun fact george washington's teeth and directions were made of wood. schedule. a lie on the schedule show he also spent another seven percent of his time a full hour a day on lunch and i think it's really been paying dividends i rea

printed and circulated well into the sixteenth century these texts influenced the great thinkers of the rene songs who in turn laid the foundations for our modern world. this impressive building is the weill cornell medical college an offshoot of cornell university in new york based here in qatar of come to find out more about their genetic research how their mapping the human genome to find out more about genetic and hereditary diseases pertaining to people in this part of the world. the genome is the complex genetic code contained in every cell in our bodies it determines all our inherited features such as what we look like or what inherited diseases we might be for. it's unique for every person so this is a microscope that allows you to look in different depth and side the cell. professor khalid met chakka has great expectations of what sequencing genomes will reveal the program is about six years old now the focus is on problems that are of the importance in the region particularly into other where there are a lot of families that have inherited diseases. and diabetes is a critical impor

yellow vest protests began some have suffered life changing injuries earlier this week we spoke to fear renélinea who was hit in the head with a stun grenade in december she says she could lose the sight in one eye his fear in a story. it was his whole career is a policeman a call to work every saturday i understand that they're tired but fatigue is not an excuse for everything especially for leaving people without ice hooligans were on the road and i was on the left who explained to me why the policeman fired in my to berkshire it is not normal france is one of the oldest democratic countries in the world it is not normal that this is happening here we were on the seans elisei it was comment first and there were very calm yellow vests around us then some who have been started vandalizing the shop on another side of the street trying to set fire to it policeman started to shoot to help firefighters to get through and it was the last then that i remember because after that i fell and a grenade hit my head my eyes still in great pain and will be removed in the next operation talked to said it

printed in circulated well into the sixteenth century these texts influenced the great thinkers of the rene songs who in turn laid the foundations for our modern world. this impressive building is the weill cornell medical college an offshoot of cornell university new york based here in qatar of come to find out more about their genetic research how their mapping the human genome to find out more about genetic and hereditary diseases pertaining to people in this part of the world. the genome is the complex genetic code contained in every cell in our bodies it determines all our inherited features such as what we look like or what inherited diseases we might be for. it's unique for every person so this is a microscope that allows you to look in different depth and so the cell. professor khalid met chakka has great expectations of what sequencing genomes will reveal the program is about six years old now the focus is on problems that are of the importance in the region particularly into other or there are is a lot of families that have inherited diseases. and diabetes is a critical importance

in the year 2000, a pair of shoes for sold $660,000 making them the most expensive ever sold renÉe dorothy'she city? or the sneakers from larry bird the last time he played for the celtics. abby: i don't know if i know the answer about what would i spend that much money on? that's a lot and pocket change for you but not so much for me people love their sports i have to go with larry bird sports memorabilia does cost a lot of money but i would spend it on dorothy. >> what would you have done quick. >> lessons learned. question number two. what is the name of the sweet fast food pie that originated in germany? >> she said i would have said this one. [laughter] i learned my lesson. >>. >> the most grammy awards ever won by an artist in a single night? who are the only two to win eight grammies in one night? different nights of course. >> this is the point in the show where we ask a quiz question without a doubt the most difficult of the day. here it is no guts no glory. since the mid- 18 hundreds one of the most rare and sought after types of coffee on the planet from indonesia one bag of beans

this is confirmed that a twenty sixteen spoponsorship agreement so renee give its two point three million euros to fund renovations. it said that as part of thth dealal akon make u u the permission to rentnt out spe in the grounds three in a mansion on the backside grounds. for dinner on the eighth of october with the south i rice. lance lawyer says all the bills for the wedding the pass in the paid by the businessman. and ran a show that night costs whahat so ever related toto the event. veteran as accusation means that he coululd face a new criminal investigation here in france. as he awaited trial for financial misisconduct in japan. the european commission has once again a scaled back its economic growth forecasts citing global tensions and a variety of domestic challenges. the single currency bloc is only expected to expand one point 3% this year at picking up slightly in. twenty twenty eurozone's biggest economy germany is seen a slowing to one point 1%. italy's growth forecast was slashed from its previous one point two just zero point 2%. to twenty nineteen the bank of england mea

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william carter renee, the same spelling. my time is up, got it, you won, you have all the money.congratulations to the only human beings who matter in this entire city. you guys know how to work the fire engines, do you? do you? i am out. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> conditioners, ron miguel. i have to start out by congratulating rodney on his years of service. i have the pleasure of serving as president of the commission when he came on board originally , and for many years, was able to work with him. rodney, you have a challenge before you, i was a member of the chamber of commerce some 60 years ago, it is about time it was revitalized. that said, i am actually here because i am chairing the citizen's working group on market street. it is a group of stakeholders, and i am going to just go through the litany of what those -- the groups those stakeholders represent. at its regional transit planning, architecture, disability, historic preservation, market street railway, tourism industry, pedestrians, spurred, land use in general, bicycles, local transit hospitality, bus

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carry, del seemore, cheryl trappers, christopher kirby, david goldman, kenneth cone, michael lions, renee decasio, david segagu, brian edwards. i think that's it. next speaker. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors and department heads. i'm casandra from the san francisco travel association. we represent over 1300 business partners and 25 million visitors who come to the city. thank you for holding this hearing today. we agree that we are in a housing and health crisis. i commend the city and all of you for looking at creative and innovative ways to combat these complicated issues. although hoc brings key city departments together. we heard that folks cannot point to a more collaborative time in the past that they've been able to work with city government and folks on the street who are most vulnerable to provide services. we are working inter departmentally and be innovative in ways to serve our neighbors and continue to lead with compassion and services. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is gregory and i'm the chief of patrol for castro community on

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