berkeley and also in favor of hillary ronan. she is also -- she's also been a strong supporter of mission education projects incorporated and i think it is very important to speak on behalf of the community she shows and her support because coming as a minority to a prestigious school, it is hard to come to that place when you are surrounded by all these difficulties and having a place like mission education projects incorporated, it makes it possible for kids who don't have those same opportunities as others and she, as a supporter, has shown that she's strong with her community and that's why we continue to support her. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, and congratulations, new supervisors. my name is gabriel medina. i'm the co--pac chair for san francisco latino democratic cluck and latino democratic caucus and i'm here to speak in support of supervisor hillary ronan for board president. as many know, hillary's been a long-time champion for the latino community since

ronan farrow, terry cruz, the daily beast says am issued the same tactics were used against them by a.m.i. and it's something the media should be discussing. howie: when say there was involvement in the hush money payment. jessica: over the affair with playboy play mates didn't make it. howie: a.m.i. said this was a negotiation about naked pictures, not blackmail. they said the source to his was close to both jeff bezos and lauren sanchez. that's the line a.m.i. is taking. what's your take calling out the

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we are so excited. >> thank you supervisor ronan. to hand it over to preston. >> we're going to continue on with the program folks. preston here again with chinatown. it's an honor and so grateful to be standing in front of you guys today representing this wonderful partnership. i joined the project last fall. i've been getting more and more excited about the work we're doing here. we're not only building a construction, 127 units of new affordable housing, we're also able to permanently preserve three nonprofit tenants here in the mission. good samaritan family resource centre and mission graduates. i like to introduce marilyn to the stage. >> please come up to support me. i'll start while they make their way up here. it is really an honor to be at the groundbreaking of a development that was birthed from vision and people power solution. knowing we've been working on this site for more than 10 years prove this was no small feat. to thank the ancestors for taking care of this land and the creek below us. this particular victory is a

is there a motion to approve the minutes. >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner ronan and seconded by commissioner marr. without objections, these minutes are approved. madam clerk, could you please call item number 3. >> community choice aggregation activity's report, current enrollment and service status, communication's plan for april enrollment, state regulatory activities and state legislative activities. it. >> we have a presentation frommn francisco public utility's commission. we'll talk about state regulatory and state activities. >> that's right. good morning. director of queen power sf and welcome commissioners haine and marr. we, they summarized what we'll e talking about. we give a standard update on our enrollment which i'm going to provide. we have a bit of a group presentation today from various puc staff that support our work. so i'll be joined up here to go over the community engagement plan for our upcoming enrollment, as well as state legislative activities. if i could get the slides, thank you. queen power sf service and the university enrollment effort continue t

i'm joined by commissioner hilary ronan to my left, commission singh is on her way and commissioner gordon march to the left. i would like to thank the staff at sfgov tv for recording today's meeting. madam clerk, think announcements? >> make sure to silence all cell phones and documents should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you. >> madam chair, first order of business if you would like to excuse chair furer for the meeting? >> yes, as she is away this week. >> first and second, please. >> so moved by hilary ronan and seconded by -- gordon marr, with no objections. so first of all, i would just like to take a moment to welcome commissioners marr and hainey. we are thrilled to have them on this body. we look at the two major pieces of work that they were doing with clean power sf and also with our emerge be mobility's labour study. these are two areas i see your expertise and knowledge being a great asset to this body. so thank you for stepping up and joining lafco. i would like to take a moment to see if any new commissioners may say a few words? none here, ok. madam clerk, could you

supervisor ronan, this is your hearing. >> thank you very much and thank you for scheduling this item. last june, i held a hearing to look into theegregious practice to access clean affordable public power. i was so appalled by what i heard, random and unnecessary requirements, unreasonable costs and extensive delays that i followed up with a resolution requiring quarterly reports so we could track every single city project. we are here today to hear sfp's most repeat report. in my open district, the affected projects include seven affordable housing developments now in design and under construction and garfield pool, one of a series of public pool renovations but across the city, pg obstructions has critical projects including public schools, affordable housing, healthcare facilities, streetlights and traffic controls, the port and basic city infrastructure. these are life and death essential public resources and it is unconscionable that these are being held hostage by pg & e. over the past months, i've hosted frequent meetings bringing affordable housing profits to walk through in

ronan says she is looking to find a creative solution.t to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want these well- intentioned businesses that had no idea that they were operating in a space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer enormously, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on them>( james ) activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... a reservoir in the south bay is getting ready for more rain ... in an effort to reduce the risk of flooding. ( james ) plus... an east bay school looks for a new home.. after their school buildings were sold. ( james ) and... the warriors host the heat... we've got the highlights next. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. thanks to jodi, covergirl has created trublend matte made foundation. it's transfer resistant, so it stays on you. and nothing else. new trublend matte made foundation, in 40 shades. from covergirl. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) an

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ronan claims ami urged him to stop digging or we'll ruin you.ctor terry crews alleges that after this interview with "gma" where he claims he was sexually assaulted by a high level agent, another ami publication, radar online, threatened him with a false story about prostitutes, even allegedly creating fake receipts. he claimed they backed off after they called their bluff. >> this is big trouble. i think ami is panicking. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are trying to determine if the tabloid company violated its immunity deal made after feds looked into possible campaign finance violations that involved the tabloid killing stories potentially damaging to donald trump before the election. as a condition of immunity, ami was required to commit no crimes whatsoever for three years. that's now in question after allegations that ami attempted to extort and blackmail bezos by threatening to release compromising photos and texts between the billionaire and his alleged mistress, lauren sanchez. according to bezos, ami demanded he back off from his inv

ronan says she is looking to find a creative solution.attorney said he has no comment at this time. ( james ) major construction along van ness in san francisco is affecting businesses on the street. the construction is hiding businesses behind chain linked fences and massive machinery...and some business owners say it's almost like their restaurants and shops have become invisible. they says the eyesore is turning people away and hurting their businesses. ( james ) the improvement project costs around 300 million dollars. ( james ) bart's new schedule officially starts today and will last the next three years. ( darya ) it comes as bart begins a massive project to the transbay tube. kron 4's will tran is joining us now live with more on the change. starting today....bart is opening one hour later. the schedule shift is part of a massive project to the transbay tube. the plan is

i brought as a guest a man named -- a man named ronan byrne. he works in the tracon, our control tower in new york. just had two twins, has two other kids. i saw the nice pictures. he came with his wife. she quit her job to help -- when the twins came along. and when he lost his salary at a tense job like that, when you have to be on all the time. i've been up there and it's dark and you see little dots and can't have them get too near each other because that's a safety issue for the people on the planes. and here he was worried about paying the bills and providing for his children. no mention of people like that, no. just about his wall. didn't work for the president. we know that. our republican colleagues, leader mcconnell knows that. i think even in his situation where he's often in a bubble and often only aimed at the narrow band of his supporters but he touched a hot stove and i don't think he wants to do it again but there was no mention. he should have used the speech to say we're not going to have another government shutdown. no word.

and ronan pharaoh tweeted i and at least one other prominent journalists involved in breaking storiesonal enquirer's" arrangement with trump fuelled blackmail efforts. they've reported on the ties between donald trump and the publisher of the "national enquirer." white house reporter for the daily beast that first reported jeff bezos was investigating for leaked text. i'm going to go to you first. that ronan farrow tweet -- do you have more on whether or not there were -- he says on other reporters that may have been threatened by ami? >> we will actually the have more on what you were talking about coming up soon. i'm sorry i can't get into it at the moment. but to give your viewers a back story. as we reported last week jeff bezos personally underwrote this private investigation headed by a guy named gavin debecker who for years has been jeff baize ois top security guy. and there are lists of suspects became so narrow that in term whoofz the leaker was, in terms of their top suspect, real only one name came to the for and that was michael sanchez who happens to be the brother of lau

not long after bezos post - famed journalist ronan farow tweeted this: i and at least one other prominentt involved in breaking stories about the national enquirer's arrangement with trump fielded similar "stop digging or we'll ruin you" blackmail efforts from ami. farrow says he did not engage. sot - when one person exposes this kind of activity - if there are othersâ they have an obligation to investigate. tonight stanford university is looking into some faculity members.. with ties to a scientist.. who claims he helped make gene-edited babies. in november.. he jiankui (hu jian-quay) revealed that he altered the dna of a set of twins... making them resistent to h-i-v. the work has been widely criticized. several stanford professors have said they knew or suspected the chinese scientist wanted to try gene editing on embryos. two claim--they disapproved. while one says--they spoke to the scientist about it in very broad terms. a stanford spokesperson issued a statement.. saying the university is reviewing scientists interactions with jiankui. but they did not provide names. meantime... sc

(bite)we don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with just some of the 300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....and she's looking to find a creative solution that would allow those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in. we cannot lose hundreds of small businesses in this district in one fell swoop. there is no way they'll find comparable space at comparable prices, because as we know commercial rates have skyrocketedactivspace's attorney said comment at maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) next at 5:30... it's been a tough couple of seasons for the giants.. but players are optimistic for the 2019 season at oracle park. hear what they are saying ahead of this weekends fanfest. (vicki) and after the break... we'll take a look at conditions in the sierra... as another snow storm is headed for tahoe. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering

. >> and now we have ronan farrow, another journalist come can forward says bezos is not in it alone. and one other prominent journalist involved in breaking stories about the "national enquirer"'s arrangement with trump feel that similar stop digging or we'll ruin you blackmail efforts from ami. i did not engage as i do not cut deals with subjects of ongoing reporting. so ami is doing an internal investigation into how the bezos story was pursued, and how it was reported, are they going to now be forced to look into ronan farrow's claims and any others that come forward from here on out? >> i would hope so. there are numerous allegations of blackmail by the enquirer in the past. this is an internal investigation. pecker is on the board that is doing the investigation. so count me as skeptical. i think ultimately this will be resolved through the legal route, through whatever the prosecutors find. and now it is on them. >> brian, thank you. >> thanks. >>> don't forget, brian's show tomorrow morning, "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. herein here on cnn. >>> coming up, the political chao

that ronan farrow tweet was intrigued.you have anything more on whether or not there were -- because he says at least one other reporter, on other reporters that may have been threatened by ami. >> we at the daily beast will have more on what you were just talking about coming out soon. i'm sorry i can't get into it at the moment. to give your viewers a back story on this, as we reported at the daily beast.com last week, jeff bezos personally underwrote this private investigation headed by a guy named gavin debecker who has been jeff bezos top security guide, into how the leaked text messages got to the "national enquirer" and throughout the course of their investigation, their list of suspects became so narrow that in terms of who the leaker was, in terms of their top suspect, one name came to the fore and that was michael sanchez, the brother of lauren sanchez who is the jeff bezos to be a close as, both business and personal wise to peripheral trump world figures like roger stone and carter page. as bezos said investiga

ronan farrow, terry cruz, the daily beast says am issued the same tactics were used against them by a.m.i. and it's something the media should be discussing. howie: when say there was involvement in the hush money payment. jessica: over the affair with playboy play mates didn't make it. howie: a.m.i. said this was a negotiation about naked pictures, not blackmail. they said the source to his was close to both jeff bezos and lauren sanchez. that's the line a.m.i. is taking. what's your take calling out the extortion for what he seize as extortion, and for trying to pressure him into dropping his investigation -- "the washington post" investigation into this mess. buck: people have mixed feeling about bezos' decision make on a number of levels. we saw this with peter thiel when he decided to go after gawker. a lot of conservatives believe it was a great service to the public. when you play games with billionaires and decide you are going to ruin their reputations and use your media outlet to do that, you open yourself up to this kind of retribution and counterattack. i think bezos understan

ronan farrell writes d similar "stop digging or we'll ruin you" blackmail efforts when he was writing an article about "the relationship with trump. the editor of "the daily beast" says one of its reporters was threatened with a lawsuit just days ago. >> they, in fact, threatened one of our reporters with a $5 million lawsuit if he didn't lay off. it's an outrageous tactic. >> reporter: ami has not responded to the latest accusation. the company that's used to exposing others, others are trying to expose. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> this is peter alexander. tonight that jaw-dropping blog from jeff bezos may have plunged ami back into hot water. with federal prosecutors now reviewing an agreement the company made last fall to avoid prosecution. "the national enquirer's" publisher at the time admitted coordinating with the trump campaign to keep potentially damaging stories about then-candidate trump out of the headlines. by paying for the ories with us that practice to an allegation he's vehemently denied. >> they wanted to squash the story. >> you're sa wanted to protect d

and journalist ronan farrow says he was told to stop digging or ami would ruin m.eats were the results of his reporting on "the national enquirer's" relationship with president trump. if the allegations are true, this could spell big trouble for the a tabloid. 's behavior here was reckless at best, and possibly criminal. >> ami said it acted lawfully in its reporting. prosecutors are now looking into the blackmail >legations. coming up next, we're catching one a former police officer from virginia who says he's not surprised the man who shot him in the head is back in prison after getting released. >> he needs to go bacin and stk ay >>> former alexandriae motorcy officer is truly an inspiration. he's making a remarkable recovery after being shot in head while on patrol six years ago.be you may remthat story. today, the cab driver who almost killed him, is back if trouble with the law. news4's darcy spencer sat down with the officer tonight to get his reacti. >> reporter: former alexandra police officer peter laboy almost tied six years ago when he was shot in the h

at oncewe don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronanome of the 300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....so this could go beyond the massage therapists and tattoo artists already notified.she's looking to find a creative solution that would allow those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in.we don't want to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want these well-intentioned businesses that had no idea that they were operating in a space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer in normas sleet, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on them activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in national news... a heated hearing on capitol hill friday as acting attorney general matthew whitaker faced questions from the house judiciary committee.<"this hearing is pointless." --butted--"whould you say special co

. >>> last night the investigative journalist ronan farrow's says i am one other in national enquirer arrangement with trump, and they said stop digging or we will run you with blackmail efforts from ami. >>> director woody i had a lawsuit filed against him -- woody allen, suze amazon claiming they backed out of a deal after photos resurfaced on pharaoh. he's asking for $8 million. >>> the law on iphone allowing eavesdropping on users is fixed. the problem was discovered by 14-year-old went viral on social media. >>> it is 4:41 am. >>> the san francisco restaurant owner said that careless drivers are putting his customers in danger and what he says it is only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt. >>> here's a live look out over the bay bridge and take a look at these with those beautiful lights. it is early, 4:41 am. thank you for waking up with us. we will be right back. careless drivers are putting his customers in . "in the two plus years we've been open, there's been over ah dozen accidents...ah dozen!?....at least!" security cameras captured one of >>> the san fran

investigative journal ronan farrow and the former editor of the soeshtded press investigative team detailing similar efforts against them. this morning, a tabloid known for the salacious headlines is today making its own front page fodder. >> miguel amalguer reporting there. >>> today's day one of a teacher strike in denver after negotiations with the school district over base pay ended in disappointment for both sides. teachers started to picket schools around the city today and plans are to go back to the bargaining table on tuesday and schools will be open in the strike and staffed by administrators and substitutes but classes will be canceled for more than 5,000 preschoolers due to lack of staffing. negotiations have beening on for more than a year. >>> in oakland, no set timetable on when teachers walk off the job and the district is dead set on planned budget cuts. as soon as today, board members resume the debate of cuts. the district cites decreasing enrollment and more school closures likely. teachers meanwhile are working without a contract. both sides are waiting results of a stat

at oncewe don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronaneld a community meeting with just some of the 300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....so this could go beyond the massage therapists and tattoo artists already notified.she's looking to find a creative solution that would allow those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in.we don't want to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want intentioned businesses that had no idea that they were operating in a space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer in normas sleet, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on themactivspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time.maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) today, acting attorney general matthew whitaker testified before the house judiciary committee. (pam) his testimony gave democrats the chance to q

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here's here is ronan farrow saying, i and at least one other prominent journalist involved in breaking stories about the "the national enquirer" feel that trump said, stop digging. we will ruin your efforts from ami. ted bridis said, we were warned explicitly by insiders that they had hired investigators to dig into the backgrounds of the journalists of "the daily beast," and the member of its staff were threatened by ami. this seems like a practice. >> i never even heard of any of those allegations. i am not aware of any attempt by employees of ami to blackmail or to commit any crime at all. >> are you worried at all that these revelations have put the cooperation agreement of mr. pecker with the southern district in jeopardy? >> absolutely not. we have an agreement with the -- an understanding with the southern district. i can't comment on it. i am not concerned that any of this -- >> have you spoken since this came out? >> i'm not going to comment on any contacts with the southern district. >> another billionaire brought down gawker. are you worried that jeff bezos will bring down "

and overnight journalist ronan farrow tweeted that he and at least one other prominent journalist alsoeceived threats of blackmail from ami and said they were targeted. we reached out to ami for comment but did not hear back. george. >> a whole bunch of everything going on. law, media. we have the perfect person to talk about it, dan abrams. >> the story is just amazing. >> let's start out, we saw what's in jeff bezos' letter. does what he describe meet the legal definition of extortion? blackmail? >> maybe. under federal extortion law, you need to be demanding a threat and demanding something of value. there's a question as to whether this was an overt specific threat and if it was something of value. they were going to publish something false in "the washington post." we were trying to negotiate this. and this was all part of the negotiation. there is a line here and the question is, did they cross it? there's also possible state crimes as well. in new york it's a little easier to prosecute. >> the other legal twist, remember, david pecker was cooperating against president trump in t

investigative journalist ronan farrow also claimed that while he was looking into "the national enquirer's" relationship with president trump, he also received a similar threat to "stop digging or we'll ruin you." >> i think this is big trouble. i think ami is panicking. >> reporter: we reached out to ami about these latest allegations but they haven't responded to our request. tom. >> lana, thank you. >>> and this programming note. much more on this tomorrow on a big show, abc "this week" as george goes one-on-one with the lawyer representing ami ceo david pecker. >>> next to the humanitarian crisis in venezuela. thousands fleeing daily, those left behind scrambling for dwindling supplies in venezuela. abc's victor oquendo along the border with the human toll. >> reporter: tonight, reinforcements on the bridge. these venezuelan soldiers bolstering the blockade ordered by president nicholas maduro to keep potentially life-saving aid away from their own people. truckloads of necessities in limbo inside this colombian warehouse -- rice, toothpaste, and medical supplies nearly impossible for

and on another note journalist ronan farrow claimed he and at least one other journalist received blackmail threats from ami. the company has not responded to those claims. >>> breaking overnight, the supreme court blocked louisiana from placing new regulations on abortion clinics pending a full review of the case chief justice john roberts joined the court's four liberals to mace a hold on the law which would have required abortion providers to get admitting provides in nearby hospitals. it's one that critics say would force the closure of one or two of louisiana's three abortion clinics. the dissenting opinion came from justice brett kavanaugh writing on the issue of abortion for the first time from the high court, kavanaugh argued doctors would have plenty of time to obtain those admitting privileges. >>> we turn now to the showdown investigation and his interactns with plummer. whitaker agreed to testify after a day long standoff with democrats over the threat of a subpoena. abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest from washington. >> reporter: good morning. democrats want to question whita

not long after bezos's post, ronan farrow tweeted this. i and at least one other prominent journalist involved in breaking stories about the national inquirer's report of trump received similar blackmailing efforts from ami. >> when one person exposes this kind of activity, if there are others that pop up that say i've been victimized like this, then they have an obligation to investigate. >> it is possible federal authorities could open an investigation into this situation. she says ami and the inquirer could be in legal jeopardy. in the l.a. newsroom, i'm tom wait, kpix 5. >>> stanford university is looking for faculty mr with ties to a scientist who claimed he altered the dna of a set of twins, making them resistant to hiv. the work has been widely criticized. several stanford professors have said they knew or suspected the chinese scientist wanted to try gene editing on embryos. two claim they disapproved while one says they spoke to the scientist about it in very broad terms. a stanford spokesperson issued a statement saying the unive

. >> i agree with commissioner ronan and i want to echo what mr. brooks said about the nature of the task. we need to be as prepared as san francisco and california as much as humanly possible knowing what is ahead and something on the order of a third of global market capitalization of all production in the world, 30% of that capitalization is reliant on fossil fuels or industries that require fossil fuels and it is based off future values for the company which is currently on the reserves they have. if we want to reserve the reserves that affect all of the production most of that needs to stay in the ground. i don't see how if we don't start taking municipalization seriously, we are going to see the civilization in the national markets to prepare for. they are predicated on the idea we will continue to consume at this rate. it is important for everybody. if we can't do it here, where else can we do it? >> commissioner pollock. >> thank you so much. you bring up very important points in terms of the focus of lafco and looking toward clean power sf