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mayor ed lee says san francisco stands firm and will continue to protect the sanctuary city laws that

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the building a national leader in venues of this type interiors of chase center a legacyy firm in san francisco >> (clapping.) >> the criminal streetscaping you'll see beauty is a part of it let's face it we will build a fantastic building by another fantastic firm. >> (clapping.) >> also the office buildings on the site not san francisco architecture firm. >> and the construction of the 11 acres by a joint venture the marriage of two construction companies in california they have a lot work to do that construction starts for real not surreal today. >> (clapping.) >> we're not going to give away to many surprise but a few of them coming we worked on the innovation and peter said he'll sing when it is done it will sick and takes my breath away with the rendering and the models and all the work i think you'll be proud of we've made that smaller the oracle we love our home court we'll replicate it with the side and the loudness the venues we'll replicate that it is a 50-year-old building we'll have a better venue so for basketball and in addition concerts and other events having this arena is not

mayor ed lee says san francisco stands firm and will continue to protect the sanctuary city laws that have been in place for the last 27 years. >> we stand united that a safer city is a city that doesn't allow its residents to live in fear. >> i think families are both afraid and push back. >> repter: but today's action by the white house did not have any specifics. still, because san francisco is both a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. the $1 billion in federal funds san francisco receives a year makes up more than 10% of its $9.6 billion budget. schools, public health, law enforcement, transportation are among some of the many programs that receive federal funds. >> let's say homeless funds are for veterans, as well. do they want to hurt veterans? do they want to hurt families. >> reporter: it's hard to say how the city will make up for a possible short fall, or who will pay for it. jason clark is with the san francisco republican party. >> there aren't enough rich people in san francisco to make up for a billion-dollar short fall. it's going to rely heavily

the building a national leader in venues of this type interiors of chase center a legacyy firm in san francisco) >> the criminal streetscaping you'll see beauty is a part of it let's face it we will build a fantastic building by another fantastic firm. >> (clapping.) >> also the office buildings on the site not san francisco architecture firm. >> and the construction of the 11 acres by a joint venture the marriage of two construction companies in california they have a lot work to do that construction starts for real not surreal today. >> (clapping.) >> we're not going to give away to many surprise but a few of them coming we worked on the innovation and peter said he'll sing when it is done it will sick and takes my breath away with the rendering and the models and all the work i think you'll be proud of we've made that smaller the oracle we love our home court we'll replicate it with the side and the loudness the venues we'll replicate that it is a 50-year-old building we'll have a better venue so for basketball and in addition concerts and other events having this arena is not only great for

mayor ed lee says san francisco stands firm and will continue to protect the sanctuary city laws that have been in place for the last 27 years. >> we stand united that a safer city is a city that doesn't allow its residents to live in fear. >> i think families are both afraid and ready to push back. >> reporter: but today's action by the white house did not have any specifics. still, because san francisco is both a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. the $1 billion in federal funds san francisco receives a year makes up more than 10% of its $9.6 billion budget. schools, public health, law enforcement, transportation are among some of the many programs that receive federal funds. >> let's say homeless funds are for veterans, as well. do they want to hurt veterans? do they want to hurt families. >> reporter: it's hard to say how the city will make up for a possible short fall, or who will pay for it. jason clark is with the san francisco republican party. >> there aren't enough rich people in san francisco to make up for a billion-dollar short fall. it's going to re

san francisco, l.a., chicago and new york receive. now, they stand to lose a lot of money, and the question, of course, is can they survive without it. mayor ed lee says san francisco stands firm will continue to protect its sanctuary city laws that have been in place for the past 27 years. >> we stand united that a safer city is a city that doesn't allow its residents to live in fea fear. >> reporter: today dozens of immigration advocates took to city hall chanting an organized community will never be deported. it was in response to president trump's executive order threatening to withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities. >> i think families are both afraid and ready to push back. >> reporter: but today's action by the white house did not have any specifics. still, because san francisco is both a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. the $1 billion in federal funds san francisco receives a year makes up more than 10% of its $9.6 billion budget. schools, public health, law enforcement, transportation, are among some of the many programs that receive federal funds. >> they used the word streams of federal grants. we're not sure what that means,

the building a national leader in venues of this type interiors of chase center a legacyy firm in san francisco) >> the criminal streetscaping you'll see beauty is a part of it let's face it we will build a fantastic building by another fantastic firm. >> (clapping.) >> also the office buildings on the site not san francisco architecture firm. >> and the construction of the 11 acres by a joint venture the marriage of two construction companies in california they have a lot work to do that construction starts for real not surreal today. >> (clapping.) >> we're not going to give away to many surprise but a few of them coming we worked on the innovation and peter said he'll sing when it is done it will sick and takes my breath away with the rendering and the models and all the work i think you'll be proud of we've made that smaller the oracle we love our home court we'll replicate it with the side and the loudness the venues we'll replicate that it is a 50-year-old building we'll have a better venue so for basketball and in addition concerts and other events having this arena is not only great for

contra exception, access to health care to make sure no matter what happens the city of san francisco is standing firm for women and girls. >> reporter: the folks i spoke to feel they have momentum on their side. coming off the heels of that successful women's march in san francisco over the weekend, and i also point out today this is the first time in 22 years a majority of the board of supervisors here in san francisco are women. as for that resolution, they plan introduce it during this afternoon's board of supervisors meeting that is going to take place at 2:30 p.m. we're live in san francisco, piece suranos nbc bay area news. >> pete, thank you very much. new this morning, a man's body has been found floating in the water near the treasure island marin a. san francisco police discovered the body about 3:00 this morning after police officers were called to the area to check on the well-being of a man. it's not clear if the police officers were searching for was the person they found in the water. we'll continue to follow this investigation and bring you the very latest on air and online at nbcbaya

the building a national leader in venues of this type interiors of chase center a legacyy firm in san francisco) >> the criminal streetscaping you'll see beauty is a part of it let's face it we will build a fantastic building by another fantastic firm. >> (clapping.) >> also the office buildings on the site not san francisco architecture firm. >> and the construction of the 11 acres by a joint venture the marriage of two construction companies in california they have a lot work to do that construction starts for real not surreal today. >> (clapping.) >> we're not going to give away to many surprise but a few of them coming we worked on the innovation and peter said he'll sing when it is done it will sick and takes my breath away with the rendering and the models and all the work i think you'll be proud of we've made that smaller the oracle we love our home court we'll replicate it with the side and the loudness the venues we'll replicate that it is a 50-year-old building we'll have a better venue so for basketball and in addition concerts and other events having this arena is not only great for

firm. san francisco, oakland, san jose, they're all saying they will fight president trump's executive order to defund sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration inforcement. >>> number three, it's mostly cloudy and milder this morning with limited fog up along 101 from san rafael up to windsor. here's a look at my school day forecast. dress the kids for 38 to 45 this morning but 52 to 54 with total sunshine and dry this afternoon. >>> number four, another vehicle flipped off niles canyon road into alameda creek this morning. this was right around the location of the other crash that we had this past weekend. a driver did make it out okay. he has been transported. that vehicle about halfway submerged would take a few days to get that out. niles canyon road is open in both directions. >>> number five, there's a new survey that shows b.a.r.t. has its lowest rider approval ever. main complaints include breakdowns, delays, dirtiness and standing room only trains. >>> number six, the port of oakland is about to get bigger. quite a bit bigger. officials say they're going to start w

firm. san francisco, oakland, and san jose are vowing to fight president trump's executive order to defundanctuary cities. if they refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement. >>> number three, tracking one more system right along the coast is making it mostly cloudy for most of us this morning but you can see a few sprinkles along the coast. these are going to evaporate by 9:00 and then we'll have an extended period of dry weather through the weekend. >>> so far, no major problems on the road this morning. slowest spot is going to be westbound 205 out of the central valley, down to 13 and 12 miles an hour as you head towards alts, that's up to about 45 minutes if you're traveling tracy to dublin. >>> number five, just an awful shooting at a memorial in chicago. it left six people hurt, including a 12-year-old girl. this actually happened at a vigil for a murder victim last night. the mother of the person being remembered was among those hit. so far, no arrests. >>> number six, facebook is changing its trending section algorithm to fight the spread of fake news. instead of pulling top

court blocks the sale of its cholesterol drug with the french firm saying it will appeal the decision. >>> san francisco fed president john williams tells cnbc exclusively that fiscal stimulus will only have a modest effect on growth, but says the fomc's aim to tighten policy is appropriate. >> the tendency of the views of my colleagues of one to three rate hikes are a reasonable view given that employment is 1.6%, the economy is growing to 2% and inflation is growing back to 2%. that's a reasonable assumption. >>> good morning. tgif. we have a lot going on today. we have a preview to the jobs report. a big reversal in the yuan against the dollar, but it's all covered for you. let's kick things off with a look at european equity markets. we are modestly trading to the down side to the tune of 0.2% on the stoxx 600. it is jobs day in the u.s. the first jobs report of the year and we're expecting a print of about $178,000 jobs. let's look at the indices one by one. the ftse 100 eking out a modest gain of one or two points. the ftse is heading for the fifth week of gains. the xetra dax is under a bit of pr

i always talk to the advertising firm in san francisco and they always say it is key to get the catchy fun commercial but people need to remember the product you're selling. >> right. what are they selling. i like it but -- it is so funny, but what was it about. >> we will talk about it on the monday after. >> i watch for the commercials and the halftime show. i might glance at the game. thank you, pam. >> 7:15. sal, another car into that creek? what happened? >> yeah. a car ran into a creek on niles canyon road this morning. and this morning the person who was driving it was lucky enough to get out. let me show you these pictures here. you can see the traffic is going to be busy as -- well, i will tell you the traffic on niles canyon road is open again and flowing by. it is busy on niles canyon road. it is unclear how the car got in. it is still very much in the creek. but the person, again, who was in it managed to get out. but the fire department is still out there. the fremont fire department was recently flying a drone over the car. i'm not sure what they were looking for. they ar

she was a san francisco native whose husband founded the san mateo based real estate firm. the donation is expressly aimed at supporting the faculty and students of ucsf. >> it will be repeal and replace. >>> and the firsthand account of the ghost ship warehouse fire. >> i knew that -- that it was going to be a tough day. >>> plus, we're live with actor denzel washington on his new film fences. ♪[music] ♪ i've got that sunshine in my pocket ♪ ♪ >> i would love to see a little sunshine on this thursday morning. definitely did not start out that morning as the rain has fallen across much of the bay area. as we look out across from san rafael, the rain is starting to move out. why not crank up

san francisco y auckland. se comunica con un abogado antes de viajar para avisar que estÁ regresando, hay un formulario que puede pedir que su abogado firmeez que una persona es detenida ¿quÉ debe hacer para evitar la deportaciÓn? >> es recomendable que pida hablar con un abogado, diga que quiere hablar con el juez. que no firmen papeles... que es para renunciar, por favor no firmÉ esos papeles. diga que quiere hablar con un abogado, y quiere mantener su silencio y no firmar documentos. presentador: gracias y muy amable por sus consejos. frente a las nuevaspolÍticas migratorias de donald trump, las dudas de algunos inmigrantes aumentan. uno de esos cambios es tratar de entender mejor los alcances de las Órdenes ejecutivas en materia ejecutiva. >> siempre cuando hay cambios en polÍticas y leyes, hay mucha confusiÓn y muchos rumores y muchas estafas. reportero: la sugerencia es acudir a una agencia para pedir el consejo de un experto. con el fin de evitar posibles riesgos en el futuro. mire usted los reembolsos tributarios, comenzarÁn a llegar en los prÓximos meses. por lo que algunos expertos aconsejan tomar las mejores decisiones, sobre e

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san francisco have failed to fight back. for example, california has already retained the law firm of former attorney general eric holder to helpight the trump administration. from president trump's executive order is mainly aimed at forcing cities to stop harboring criminal aliens and start identifying them to immigration agents. donald trump has long said that kate steinle would not have been shot and killed in san francisco if they had turned over her alleged killer to border agents instead of releasing and prayed that suspect had been arrested and deported numerous times. president trump is also planning on tripling the number of i.c.e. agents. listen. >> for too long, your offices agents haven't been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that is all about to change. >> the president's executive order also states that as well collect unpaid fines from illegal immigrants, though, it is unclear exactly how that is enforced. martha. >> martha: trace, thank you. there were several parents on hand to watch the president take action on immigration today. all of whom had childre

san francisco. also new york and chicago. the mayors there have promised to stand firm in their non-compliance with federal immigration authorities despite the threats from president trump to yank their funding. the mayor of boston also saying he won't join in with trump's request. he went so far as to say, quote, i will use all my power within lawful means to protect all boston residents, even if that means using city hall itself as a last resort. boston mayor marty walsh is with me now. thanks for joining me. i appreciate it. that quote, i think obviously, people who may be on the other side of this issue than you are certainly will be maybe upset about that. let's be clear up front. who are you talking about here? when you say i'll open the doors of city hall. i'll open my office, who are you exactly talking about? >> i am talking about immigrants here undocumented that are working, they're -- they've brought children here, children brought here by their parents. families that have kids born in america that are american citizens, law-abiding people. not people who are committing felonies, not people who are killing people, dru

toprint the survey results is john canna parry from the research firm, [inaudible] and cory can parry galans is located here in san francisco. they have been in business for 45 years and a local business enterprise. the firm has worked with us at sfmta on a number of research projects you have seen before, the rider satisfaction survey, on-board demo graphic survey, state of cycling survey, transit effectiveness and others and sthai also worked with a number of other local clients both in the private and public sector including sfo, bart, sfpu c, mtc, vta and a number of others. so, i'm going turn the presentation over to mrs. canna parry and we look forward to hearing your questions after the presentation. >> good afternoon. >> thank you very much. appreciate the opportunity to speak today. candice, thank you for the introduction. first i want to talk about details how we did the survey. so the survey was conducted by telephone. it was conducted during the july and august time period. we have been connecting the survey for over 10 year jz it is a annual survey. the survey is directed at users of muni opposed to everybody w

san francisco. i am most proud of the work i have done for myself. i started a business called power forward, a social media and public policy consulting firm. >> why didchoose to return and live in san francisco? what motivated you to run? >> what motivated me was my love of san francisco. i see the changes that are happening. i see people picking cans out of the garbage. i see that there is no neighborhood grocery store. i see that small businesses are coming and going. they have not been able to sustain themselves. from my work experience in working for the city come in the mayor's office and in the nonprofit, i had a good sense of what the challenges were. as i looked on the horizon, i see more challenges coming. i thought i had a set of experiences and a passion and desire to serve. it started at 1 point when i was 8 years old. i took a tour here with my third grade class of city hall. coming into the rotunda, seeing the staircase, it is very mesmerizing, very memorable, and powerful. it was at that moment i decided i wanted to work here in this building. i had a short conversation with diane feinstein, the mayor then, and she spoke to the entire

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according to research firm the average year-to-year price fell last month down nearly 2.5% in the south bay, san francisco and on the peninsula. prices dropped less than 1% and this is the fourth consecutive month of falling prices. date area rents are still way higher than the national average. courtside is the best seat in the house. >> i'm sure it is. dennis o'donnell shows us sister francis has been there. >> she is a hall of famer for her contribution in the sacred heart athletic office. she has a confession. she is barely 4'9". >> i really wanted to be a nurse but they told me i was too short. >> the 81-year-old spent a lifetime of service to the church and to irish athletics for three decades. >> when i was in elementary school principal when we had basketball games and there was nobody to run the clock i started doing that too. >> she retired from teaching math choosing to work in the office and then the scores table in the evening. >> oh boy. >> at her age she still puts in 14 ours a day. >> best laid plans of mice and men. >> in line with volleyball off the ball meyer estimates she's worked over

according to research firm the average year-to-year price fell around last month down nearly two and a half% in the south bay. san francisco and on the peninsula. prices draws -- prices dropped less than 1% in oakland, hayward in berkeley. the fourth consecutive month of falling prices. rent is still higher than the national average. >>> these bunnies illegally advertised on craigslist as pets or meats. why the seller won't be punished. >>> talk about an incredible journey, a dog stolen a year ago has been found thousands of miles away. tonight she is headed home ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, woman and her long lost pete is finally being reunited wh her dog... after it was found thousands of miles away.. in the upper . >>> a happy and then for one oakland woman and her long lost pet. finally being reunited with her dog. it was found thousands of miles away in the upper midwest. she was stolen from her home in oakland nearly a year and a half ago. the dog ended up as a stray at an animal control facility in minnesota. fortunately she had a microchip so the shelter was able to track her down group of volunteers is now driving the dog fro

san francisco open government. i'd like to commend the executive director for this action it is my firm belief the reason we do what i do every single commission has an obligation not just to put up with public attendance and participation but encourage public participation i think putting out the schedule well in enhance gives the people time to work into the public schedule they can attend. >> any other public comment hearing none. >> move we adopt the schedule. >>> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? hearing none, the schedule for the commission regular scheduled merging for calendar year 2015 is approved turn to item number 5 discussion and possible action on sunshine ordinance for enforcement of ethics commission complaint ray hart vs. eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force

san francisco open government. i'd like to commend the executive director for this action it is my firm belief the reason we do what i do every single commission has an obligation not just to put up with public attendance and participation but encourage public participation i think putting out the schedule well in enhance gives the people time to work into the public schedule they can attend. >> any other public comment hearing none. >> move we adopt the schedule. >>> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? hearing none, the schedule for the commission regular scheduled merging for calendar year 2015 is approved turn to item number 5 discussion and possible action on sunshine ordinance for enforcement of ethics commission complaint ray hart vs. eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force

san francisco open government. i'd like to commend the executive director for this action it is my firm belief the reason we do what i do every single commission has an obligation not just to put up with public attendance and participation but encourage public participation i think putting out the schedule well in enhance gives the people time to work into the public schedule they can attend. >> any other public comment hearing none. >> move we adopt the schedule. >>> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? hearing none, the schedule for the commission regular scheduled merging for calendar year 2015 is approved turn to item number 5 discussion and possible action on sunshine ordinance for enforcement of ethics commission complaint ray hart vs. eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force

san francisco open government. i'd like to commend the executive director for this action it is my firm belief the reason we do what i do every single commission has an obligation not just to put up with public attendance and participation but encourage public participation i think putting out the schedule well in enhance gives the people time to work into the public schedule they can attend. >> any other public comment hearing none. >> move we adopt the schedule. >>> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? hearing none, the schedule for the commission regular scheduled merging for calendar year 2015 is approved turn to item number 5 discussion and possible action on sunshine ordinance for enforcement of ethics commission complaint ray hart vs. eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force

firms represented in this building including some nasty people. >> no arrests were hide here. rain, we are told, dispersed the crowd, not the police. there were arrests outside uber's headquarters in san francisco. protestors chained themselves to the front door of the building in defiance of the company's ceo. travis who served as a trump adviser. and kpix 5's jackie ward of san francisco's u.n. plaza tonight where protestors are gathering again. jackie. >> reporter: allen, they were here around 5:00 and then they actually left around 6:00 blocking the entire width of market street. you can tell though that traffic is flowing normally here tonight. so as you mentioned, these protests have been happening all day and they met at 5 a5 california because president trump owns 30% of it. wells fargo and goldman sachs are tenants there. and part of the president's administration have close ties to those banks so that's why those people were there but then it moved here at 5:00 so as they took over the width of market street, they planned to go up to the castro, move to the mission, and then come back through the tenner loin to get to u.n. plaza. so nearly a dozen protestors have all come together. th

firm. >> to try to make strong arguments. jurisdiction. anything like that. >> bill: what about the social deal, trish? we have covered the steinle family, illegal alien harbored by the county of san franciscodeported seven times. comes back and shoots this young woman to death. she's 32 years old. all over the country we see this. we see these criminal aliens defying deportation, coming in and killing americans. more than 1900 last year were allowed to go free by sanctuary cities. they are convicted criminals. >> it doesn't make any sense. common sense would tell you, i don't want someone in my town that has committed these crimes. i'm not going to enable them. >> bill: but they do.m these cities do. >> you know why? because it all comes down to politics. the left is working aggressively to bring as many immigrant voters into the population as they possibly can. this is one way to do it. they don't even know what trump is going to do. >> bill: there's a strict line in homeland security stats between gardeners and maids and law-abiding people who are here with undocumented statuste and the criminals. we are talking about the criminals. >> they are trying to feed the narrative that trump is

san francisco. plus staunch opposition from two leading republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham. president trump's executive order was not properly veted. . . e with fear more than improve our security. the white house is standing firm going to stay in place. i want to go now to the white house where athena jones is covering this. tell us what president trump is saying. >> it's a pretty lengthy statement. he mentions the media, which is unusual. i'll read to you part of it. he says we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will so so while protecting our citizens and voters. this is not a muslim ban as the media is falsely reporting. this is not about religion. this is about terror and keeping our country safe. he said his fiert

attention as you may know the architectal firm set the meeting one week from the hearing date thank you your time is up. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm san francisco community empowerment center on bruno avenue and congratulations commissioner hillis and thank you commissioner president fong for the past you know you did a good job. >> i come to request the commissioner to postpone on the mcd on bay store boulevard and hold all the ncd sill september because based on based on the january 5th on bruno i'm so sorry commissioner vice president richards made the comments on the january 5th on bruno avenue commissioner vice president richards proposed a motion to continue the hearing until san francisco regulations and the proposition 64 california recently passed the recreation marijuana if we approve this today what worries me i don't know what we are approving for the future proposition 64 gives the county did ability to make more policy and more liberal and retrofication the second thing as said on january 26th this is the very important date as a chinese new year so on lets the chinese new year the commission didn't want to see three hundred to 4

firm, the patrol, as was the traffic company offers. so thank you much. >> okay. kathy, not from walk sf. welcome. >> good evening president loftus i commissioners on kathy to logo with walk san francisco and pres. loftus just really took my entire comment out of my mouth. but it was good. i don't think i can-i can't match it but i guess i will start with thanking you. you have been such a champion of vision zero get you've enabled the partnership that you just described. as all of you commissioners know, sometimes advocates don't have the easiest time working with police officers and patrol officers. so commissioner loftus has been a real bridge and a real relationship builder for that. so when we have problems we have been able to sit down and have regular meetings and hash it out just like you said. so, thank you for all your gun to really make the commission the police department, real champions of vision zero because we need you as commander of sullivan said were not seen significant progress in the number of people who are dying 28 is it that much less than the 31. you really need to see more. so am going to ask urges the commission, to believe they vision zero champions that we

firm, the patrol, as was the traffic company offers. so thank you much. >> okay. kathy, not from walk sf. welcome. >> good evening president loftus i commissioners on kathy to logo with walk san francisco and pres. loftus just really took my entire comment out of my mouth. but it was good. i don't think i can-i can't match it but i guess i will start with thanking you. you have been such a champion of vision zero get you've enabled the partnership that you just described. as all of you commissioners know, sometimes advocates don't have the easiest time working with police officers and patrol officers. so commissioner loftus has been a real bridge and a real relationship builder for that. so when we have problems we have been able to sit down and have regular meetings and hash it out just like you said. so, thank you for all your gun to really make the commission the police department, real champions of vision zero because we need you as commander of sullivan said were not seen significant progress in the number of people who are dying 28 is it that much less than the 31. you really need to see more. so am going to ask urges the commission, to believe they vision zero champions that we

firm, the patrol, as was the traffic company offers. so thank you much. >> okay. kathy, not from walk sf. welcome. >> good evening president loftus i commissioners on kathy to logo with walk san francisco and pres. loftus just really took my entire comment out of my mouth. but it was good. i don't think i can-i can't match it but i guess i will start with thanking you. you have been such a champion of vision zero get you've enabled the partnership that you just described. as all of you commissioners know, sometimes advocates don't have the easiest time working with police officers and patrol officers. so commissioner loftus has been a real bridge and a real relationship builder for that. so when we have problems we have been able to sit down and have regular meetings and hash it out just like you said. so, thank you for all your gun to really make the commission the police department, real champions of vision zero because we need you as commander of sullivan said were not seen significant progress in the number of people who are dying 28 is it that much less than the 31. you really need to see more. so am going to ask urges the commission, to believe they vision zero champions that we

firm, the patrol, as was the traffic company offers. so thank you much. >> okay. kathy, not from walk sf. welcome. >> good evening president loftus i commissioners on kathy to logo with walk san francisco and pres. loftus just really took my entire comment out of my mouth. but it was good. i don't think i can-i can't match it but i guess i will start with thanking you. you have been such a champion of vision zero get you've enabled the partnership that you just described. as all of you commissioners know, sometimes advocates don't have the easiest time working with police officers and patrol officers. so commissioner loftus has been a real bridge and a real relationship builder for that. so when we have problems we have been able to sit down and have regular meetings and hash it out just like you said. so, thank you for all your gun to really make the commission the police department, real champions of vision zero because we need you as commander of sullivan said were not seen significant progress in the number of people who are dying 28 is it that much less than the 31. you really need to see more. so am going to ask urges the commission, to believe they vision zero champions that we

firm, the patrol, as was the traffic company offers. so thank you much. >> okay. kathy, not from walk sf. welcome. >> good evening president loftus i commissioners on kathy to logo with walk san francisco and pres. loftus just really took my entire comment out of my mouth. but it was good. i don't think i can-i can't match it but i guess i will start with thanking you. you have been such a champion of vision zero get you've enabled the partnership that you just described. as all of you commissioners know, sometimes advocates don't have the easiest time working with police officers and patrol officers. so commissioner loftus has been a real bridge and a real relationship builder for that. so when we have problems we have been able to sit down and have regular meetings and hash it out just like you said. so, thank you for all your gun to really make the commission the police department, real champions of vision zero because we need you as commander of sullivan said were not seen significant progress in the number of people who are dying 28 is it that much less than the 31. you really need to see more. so am going to ask urges the commission, to believe they vision zero champions that we

firm. on wednesday we are traveling to city lights bookstore in san francisco where john Ãproducer and cinematographerof the civil rights documentary eyes on the prize will discuss how the pbs series impacted the nation's perspective on civil rights. there is that we are back on the east coast. at the massachusetts historical society with boston globe columnist stephen Ãhe will talk about foreign policy at the turn of the 20th century. also that night john hopkins university professor christopher newfield will examine the state of higher education. at george mason university in fairfax virginia. and on friday at book peoples bookstore in austin texas, diversity texas history and african studies professor diana barry will present her research on economic values that were placed on slaves throughout their lives. that is a look at some of the author programs, booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public.look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's ...