bryan. >> thank you rodney thank you, thank you really. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone how are you? [off mic.] >> i just got off a plane waiting to be be here on a san francisco i'm going to ask you one time how are you? that good afternoon [off mic.] >> thank you, san francisco thank you so much san francisco i'm thrilled to be here thank you for having us rodney has said in the the wiz for whatever reason diana ross and michael jackson. >> but goes back further it goes back back to 1974 in oakland an unknown show called the the wiz an unknown girl starring stephanie mills and others and showcasing the broadway critically panned. by the oakland's press threatening to shut down the theatre and it went obtain to win tony awards the first time a black choreographer one george the first time is a black dprishg one a tony award and the first time a black designer one for costumes so many first came out of the the wiz and a production opened after 45 years the first rival in 45 years and incredible; right? around that? >> (clapping) and

rodney, the alabama su - reme americans. rodney, the alabama supreme court — americans. of me — think it has. for the life of me i— think it has. for the life of me i can't— think it has. for the life of me i can't understand how republican voters run away from ivf republican voters run away from ivf and — republican voters run away from ivf and creating life. that is who — ivf and creating life. that is who we _ ivf and creating life. that is who we are. we have to change that debate. i think republicans can win on the abortion— republicans can win on the abortion debate. we have to make — abortion debate. we have to make birth—control over—the—counter. we need to give _ over—the—counter. we need to give women and families and americans a chance to have access _ americans a chance to have access that they may not have easy— access that they may not have easy access to, and we can also win because of the extremism on the democratic side, which is abortion— the democratic side, which is abortion up to both, on demand, no ntatter— abortion up to both, on demand, no matter

did someone say say yes, san francisco rodney rodney fong uh, i'm a big fan of. yes. and we did say yes. i got to, you know, meet my lovely wife here, lexi, and co-found healthy planet project. um, our love story, this is valentine's day, started here. we moved here full time. um, and we are in it. we are the heart of san francisco. we're living in mission and beal. right? downtown where? where we're seeing the transformation happen. the wave is changing, the tide is turning. and i can feel it. and there was a tough time at and a lot of the leaders in the and san francisco chamber of commerce, thank you for hearing us, uh, stood up and were like, we need to roll up our sleeves. we are going to get out here and we are going to re-envision ourselves. change happens here in san francisco. the world leaders, thought leaders, innovators, they are here. this land is special. it's sacred. and the people are the same. and you're seeing that transformation happen through the hard work, through the vigilance of the leaders and the people in the communities. and we are feeling t

, - this general. just very briefly, rodney, do i this general. just very i briefly, rodney, do you thisheartedly auree. i with that? i wholeheartedly agree. i have _ with that? i wholeheartedly agree. i have said - with that? i wholeheartedly| agree. i have said numerous times the blue—collar worker has become much more republican and donald trump is the epitome of why that is happening and why that has happened. brute of why that is happening and why that has happened. we will have plenty _ why that has happened. we will have plenty more _ why that has happened. we will have plenty more to _ why that has happened. we will have plenty more to happen - have plenty more to happen later in the night. rodney and stephanie, thank you both for joining us. stephanie, thank you both for joining us— joining us. great to be with ou. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. in the uk, prince william unexpectedly pulled out of a memorial service for his late godfather, king constantine of greece, on tuesday. he had been due to give a readin

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actually a militia groups who are supported logistically in terms of training and financially by a rodney. in particular, the gc could for us, which is the, i would say uh, we of the a, a revolutionary god. cool. and so that's why these targets were selected. washington has been quite can fully and it's justification to selecting tag is to make sure there's a causal link between the attack that it could enjoy and the targets that there's lightning. so that's why there is a particular targets had they chosen the 1st instance. or you mentioned that this is only the beginning of the us response, and yet the us government says, does not want of a war with iran. but how real is the threat of a serious escalation? the other thing that i mean, that's a good question and it's a very difficult policy line to how for washington, you're going to have a campaign of responses that are targeting rodney and affiliated organizations in syria and 2 other countries. and hoping that by reinforcing your response geographically, that you're not going to trigger it a direct response from around which is by the

the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce, rodney fong . hey, rodney, thanks for joining us. >> good afternoon. >> thank you so real quickly for our viewers. why do you do this annual survey? what is it that chamber members, mostly businesses, want to know? and what do you hope the results will influence this? >> well, this survey is actually done every year for the past 15 or 20 years in a row. and the survey is to san francisco voters and residents. so it's not just businesses, but what we're seeing is that san franciscans no surprise, are frustrated with the actions that the city is are taking on as far as clean streets, and they want to be more aggressive as far as tax incentives and clean streets and fair policy, common sense policy that makes our streets texas go safe. i see. >> all right. well, you know, 72% saying the city is on the wrong track. that's certainly not great. but i understand that's actually an improvement from last year. is that right? it it actually is. >> and actually the signs are showing that residents are feeling

did someone say say yes, san francisco rodney rodney fong uh, i'm a big fan of. yes.did say yes. i got to, you know, meet my lovely wife here, lexi, and co-found healthy planet project. um, our love story, this is valentine's day, started here. we moved here full time. um, and we are in it. we are the heart of san francisco. we're living in mission and beal. right? downtown where? where we're seeing the transformation happen. the wave is changing, the tide is turning. and i can feel it. and there was a tough time at and a lot of the leaders in the and san francisco chamber of commerce, thank you for hearing us, uh, stood up and were like, we need to roll up our sleeves. we are going to get out here and we are going to re-envision ourselves. change happens here in san francisco. the world leaders, thought leaders, innovators, they are here. this land is special. it's sacred. and the people are the same. and you're seeing that transformation happen through the hard work, through the vigilance of the leaders and the people in the communities. and we are feeling that as w

let's bring in rodney scott.e served as border patrol chief under president trump and later president biden in 2021. he says he was essentially forced out of his position by the biden administration. chief, good to have you with us on this interesting day. when we watch two of your bosses, the former president trump and the current president, joe biden, visit the border. what do you make of the locations that they'll be in today? brownsville and el paso. >> thank you for having me on, martha. it is very telling. once again, joe biden, it's a photo op. they don't want big groups of illegals in the background. they wanted to go to someplace slower. there's an unseen aspect as well. brownsville is where most of the ngrs are located. that's their home base. he will talk to them. notice there's nobody from texas there. president trump has a meeting with the governor of texas. he will hear what does and doesn't work with operation lone star, what the states had to put into this and it's telling that the biden administr

thank you very much, rodney. year of the dragon for sure. >> thank you. >>> i'm rooting for a great game, i would say. >> well, a popular wine country chef having a tough time deciding who to root for. he's from kansas city but a family member plays for the niners. now that's a condrum. we'rune growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading

rodney was chief of border patrol under both trump and biden.hat letter described how he witnessed a seismic shift in border security and immigration policy that began on january 20, 2021. and that began with a lack of a meaningful effort to secure the border. so with that, mr. chairman, i would like unanimous consent to enter that letter into the record and i would yield back. without objection. >> mr. chairman. >> so ordered. >> mr. chairman-- >> what purpose unanimous consent? >> to include in the record a news article from december 6th, 2023 on why my colleague representative voted to seep george santos in congress because my personal feelings about him do not meet the standings tha founding father for-- >> and i would object that's not in this hearing. >> a motion has been made by unanimous consent, there's an objection. ask for the roll. >> ought to get used to opening the door. >> the headline, sir, i did not open the door. >> no one is recognized, but the chair, nobody is recognized, but the chair. >> so it is not entered with the object

the crow is a former banker post citizen, that movement i'm go, has now regenerated 10 rodney forest sites around google ground. we decided that we're going to plant or be newkirk cheese because an export on high re, uh we reached out to exports to you about what it needs to take on. and that obviously flores, good ground, also known as go go, is a satellite city of delhi, that's located within the mountain range. but it's real estate boom has left much of the surrounding arrival of landscape scott with the legal mining sites. police did waterways and dumping. i'm good guys, bus project, trunk boomed and old mining sites into what is now the roughly biodiversity park. the team collected seeds from the revenue for us to recreate hundreds of native prompt increase species. the prompting projects also made use of indigenous war to capture techniques to support the prompts. they were generated an old and that's an environment and ditch structure. it used to china water during the months reins. and they also cleaned out several jo had small palms that helped to recharge ground water. very

. - i love rodney. how great is rodney, he's a genius. but it's sad that's, what a great story. yeah i mean, people wouldn't believe this 'cause no one talks about this. there's no social clubs to talk about your prostate. - [larry] of course. - but what a story, rodney. - prostagenix, rodney if you were still around it would have helped. while most guys my age are getting up to three and even four times a night because of their prostate i'm sinking like a baby every night. it's all because of a product that's changed my life and could change yours too. it's called prostagenix and it's taken the country by storm. - [narrator] prostagenix targets your swollen prostate, works fast and lasts long. it triggers the relief so you can sleep through the night, reduce urgency, improve bladder emptying and bring back the magic of romance. and best of all, we have a special offer for viewers of this show. if you call in the next six minutes you can get a free bottle with a larry king tv special. just imagine how great it would feel to sleep all the way through the night and wake up refresh

more than 20000 people have been displaced by flooding on the innovation island of java. rodney susan is proving to be an added obstacle for the country's election that is set to take place on wednesday. election officials were already facing massive logistical hurdles to reach voters in the world. the biggest democracy, local officials in the flooded area have now said that hundreds of paulding stations in the region have been flooded. submerge tons in central java. a few 100 kilometers east of the capitol, jakarta, thousands of people have been forced to flee, rising flood watches with norway dry to go. many displaced, people have camped out just above the water line. the slide water is very high. i've been living here since i was born, and this is the west flood. it reaches the roof. that's it happened abruptly, so we couldn't save up logan's. i left everything in the house, including my clothes. the water float was so strong to feed on floods the common during rainy season and java, that rescue teams on indonesia is most populated. island cannot keep up with the rising water. we d

. 1400 kilometers long and 5 kilometers wide to restore 1500000 hectares of degraded land and the rodney region and stop the expansion of the thought. does it in a press release, the ministry pledge that will would create green car doors across the country to come by land degradation. not the will would run through the states of goods, right? raw just on. how are you on a on delhi walked as building a great green will actually mean, the concept was made famous by the african union in 2007, as a way to collect to the re green the saw. how does it region and create livelihoods for the people living that the original tree will project started off stretching from senegal in the west to booty in the east, pulsing through starting different countries. but of course, the progress across the continental is being sparsely distributed. you know, some countries have done much, much more than other countries, joseph flu. he is the c e o of the africa, great greenville project, which now has 22 countries and both in the initiative. and it's not just the idea of planting trees because you know, it cou

we appreciate it rodney. thank you so much. all right. up next here on the for today. it's a special tour that's putting arab americans in the spotlight. we are live with one of the headliners and co-founders of the arab american comedy festival. we'll tell you how you can be a part of all the fun and the laughs. they're celebrating 20 years of arab american comedy in san francisco this weekend, andarea wther. >> while yesterday's storm has moved out of town, we still have a few pop up showers showing up on the radar. coming up. when those showers move out, we'll have more on your wee ou this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. growing up, my

powell is the rodney dangerfield, gets no respect and -- neil: compared jerome powell to rodney dangerfield. >> he was wrong on inflation being transitory at hiking rates but since then he has been clear, keep raising and he did and he will keep it here. there was an 80% chance a month ago that we would get the first cut in march. neil: i remember. i wonder if this year is off the table. how does the market digests that in spring and summer, waiting and waiting, they got their soft landing, apple and some of these others. >> the fed likes to stay out of the way of elections. it is a possibility. a low odd possibility we don't get it cut and the jobs report caused everyone to pause. the last 2 or 3 months everyone was deriding the jobs report, seeing negative visions downward. neil: people look at the jobs report, people working seven jobs, i get that. i know the politics of that if you get one, i'm not sure, look at the numbers and you can play politics left to right or however you want. undeniably strong stop follows a trend of other good news, consumer sentiment picking up, factory activi

rodney martin , a former judge of the united states and a senior staff member of the united states congress. we will see this section together . thank you for participating in our program. my first question is how is the role of parliament defined in your country? the drafters of the constitution and the founders of the united states first established the congress to be the main institution of the country. sand we have separate functions in the government, which include the congress, the executive branch, which is the president, and the judicial branch , which is the supreme court. according to its structure, congress is going to have representatives from the regions. but probably since world war i, the federal government and congress have increased their opinion and legislated in such a way that the system has changed a lot over time , especially since america decided to move from a republic to a world imperial power . the founders of america were very, very hesitant about centralizing power when they drafted our constitution. they initially wanted to the house of representatives should be

. >> i don't know that jonathan kantor feels -- i explained this to rodney mcmullen, the ceo of krogerthe one thing that kantor and khan have in common, they feel these deals sell when you carve off and say, we've taken care -- they've said point-blank, jim -- well, i don't speak to khan. but, jim, this kind of deal wasn't fly. this is a deal we're going to block no matter what. i think a judge might say, you know what? they've been pretty rigorous about this, and the law says that you can't have something that fails. it's got to be -- look, this is not -- >> how big a setback is this for rodney mcmullen, at kroger they continue to say their long track record is producing prices. invested 5 billion to lower prices in the last 20 years or so. they continue to talk about this. if, in fact, as many of us anticipated, the time it was announced that it does go by the wayside because a judge agrees with the ftc, how big a setback? >> it's a big setback. the world has changed. he's going up against walmart and costco. they're bigger, they're more powerful. by the way, his outfit is union, and

to your chamber of commerce leadership, rodney fong, catherine cahill thompson and alfredo pedroza. such inspiring words from all of them. so before i let you go, let's go ahead and keep an eye out for upcoming chamber events. get involved in the san francisco business community if you are interested in learning more about the san francisco chamber of commerce, i encourage you to visit their website, sf chamber comm. follow them on social media and thank you to everyone here today for helping us make this event possible. all our sponsors, speakers, guests, and thanks to the san francisco chamber of commerce staff for their out standing work and happy valentine's day everyone! happy wednesday. we hope to see you all again next year. you all take care. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to guess i started the restaurant a no better p

i want to end with this, the fact that there was a recent letter dated in 2021 by former official rodney scott. scott was chief of border patrol under both trump and biden. that letter describes how he witnessed the security immigration policy that began on january 2021. that began with a lack of a meaningful effort to secure the border. with that, mr. chairman, i would like unanimous consent to enter that into the record. >> what purpose do you ask? >> the news article from 2023 on why my colleague represented and voted to keep the known lyre and former representative george santos in congress because, quote, my personal feelings about him do not meet the standard our founding fathers established for expulsion. >> i would object to unanimous consent. >> i am not discussing it. >> why? >> there is an objection. >> you want to get used to opening the door. >> i quoted a headline. i did not open the door -- >> nobody is recognized right now but the chair. >> it is not entered with the objection. >> is the gentleman making a motion? >> i had a unanimous consent motion. >> that was objected.

former border patrol chief rodney scott. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you, griff.eat saturday. anita: south carolina kicking off the first official dem democratic primary of the 2024 election today as president biden looks to win big in the palmetto state. mark meredith is live from south carolina with the primary. hi, how is it going there? >> not a bad day to be outside of a polling place in beautiful south carolina. good afternoon to you. president biden admits that four years ago the voters in this state essential will i saved his campaign and fast forward to today, now south carolina the first to cast their ballots in the democratic presidential primary process. we've been out at this polling place all day long. and so far a steady stream of folks going in. three names on the ballot, include president biden, as well as the congressman out of minnesota, dean phillips and self-help author marianne williamson. only three names and not expected to be a dramatic contest by any means, but the head of the dnc by having south carolina go first, it will send the messag

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former cbp chief rodney scott joins us now to being are a. there is a lot of angel moms and dads.aybe we should schedule a meeting with the congresswoman to discuss this with them. >> yeah. except it would probably be a waste of time. statements like that are actually quite infuriating to me because they really mix this up. we are talking about illegal immigration here. not legal immigration. and women, individuals like that woman that was just on going to call her congresswoman insult legal immigrants by looping them all together. you know, you are not just going to let anybody in your home or shouldn't let anybody into our country. border security really does matter and it's nothing negative about making sure people come through our front door and come through legally. >> lawrence: you have been doing this for a long time. now we are seeing what is happening with these venezuelan migrants that are coming here illegally. and they are committing crime. they are not just out there wanting to be law abiding citizens, they are shooting at cops. they are -- just look at these headline

rodney martin, a former judge of the united states and one of the senior staff members of the us congress, let's see this section together . martin , thank you for participating in our program. my first question is the role of parliament. how is it defined in your country? the drafters of the constitution and the founders of the united states first established the congress to be the main institution of the country. we have a separate and distinct function in the government, which includes the congress, the executive branch, i.e. the president, and the judiciary branch, which is the supreme court of the country. according to its structure, congress is going to appoint representatives from different regions of the country. it should be the main one that represents the people. congress has 435 representatives who represent different regions and each of them has an average population of about 700 thousand. they represent people in each region. this figure is too much. but probably since world war i , the federal government and congress have dramatically increased oversight and regulation that

country defies minutes for these is the latest numbers on the battlefield. bluff in israel says it's rodney up, it's murphy campaign, an economy unit and now has its thoughts on the raw data behind a little different corruption and this bad across the, on the b b a which one area in west of northern gauze it was invited by is really all my at the beginning of the ground operation.