so done, and that was in san honest, it in it on protested, continue to be arrested, did at it both of many been killed. the government, if all took willing that assistance by blocking the internet, making it harder for people to organized protests. you're watching g, don't you? still to come? germany's documentary archer throws foreclose after being dogged by accusations of anti semitism as this world renowned exhibition sustained lasting damage. the german parliament has begun an investigation into the botched evacuation of german troops from afghanistan last summer. in particular, the committee will focus on the many local afghan helpers who were left behind during the chaotic withdrawal, putting them at risk of being targeted by the taliban. these images from afghanistan, shock, the world. afghans fleeing the country. after us, german and allied troops withdrew, ending a 20 year mission, western backed afghan forces crumbled, and the taliban quickly regained power to taliban, very strategic, and they em. i think sometimes i had the impression they were always 3 steps ahead of our a

was it was some see some san so it's be quite honest with sin. i mean, tiles has been given more more responsibilities of a lost hopes ac must be caught on this. so in the, i'm sure that go what are the plans of preparations in place to the court. and so let's see what happens. but in the, in the me while, i think we focus our thoughts with the queen, she's a fighter and who knows, she might come out in the funds to be ready to do stuff. i mean, but i thought that she was still do business a few days ago and gave the official anointment for this just been next car minister is a porn smell, but she has done with new been prime ministers in the u. k. all this time, you know, so she has been around for such a long time and you know, and you know, who knows what will happen, she might still be around that bit longer. there was hope and pray and hope that she calls free what she's going through right now. mindy petrovich and appreciate your analysis. thanks very much. and he, patrick van and cultural historian and social come to the united states has

possible in these carts we have been fed up with these carts since may, let's be honest natalia still can't find peace in sanew york village with an american name in donetsk region where her relatives and friends stayed in addition , when i was already lying in the hospital, i learned the sad news about my husband, yana's stepfather. hmm, on may 11, my ego was also killed, and my mother is generally very strong, she tries to walk very hard, she struggles with everything, despite physical and psychological injuries, mother and daughter do not lose hope for the stepanenkos, they rent a house and fully provide for their lives in america, the samaritans organization, sparta work, stepanenko plans to stay in san diego for about a year, and we will go, we will start walking and go home, i want to go home , i really want to, i say, i will cook my pain and everything will be fine san-diau california khrystyna and bohdan shevchenko voice of america on this we will say goodbye thank you for being with us have a peaceful night and a peaceful morning, happy

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what we have been doing in san francisco is honest low a provide for me to always say, how we are doing reuse every scale. which is we are talking the talk approximate walking the walk and i think -- that model needs to go beyond the border of our city and every other -- municipality water utility needs to consider this model. as a way of how the future will look like. solar panels on roofs. there are many ways that will impact our demand. our energy team know this is best. this is actually one way to think about demand not reducing by conserves and efficiency and other ways to have you take people partially off the grid and produce water and reuse it. i think just we -- you need to think more strategically than it come to how we plan for the future. and how to deal with climate change and resiliencey in the system. and i appreciate it coming joining this commission i joined in with all the workshops that are coming become to back and an opportunity to see how you think about different parts of it and -- really appreciate the different parts. one comment this came up here in the convers

. >> reporter: well, marcus, to be honest, it's a little strange to talk about a heat wave in san francisco where you're not exactly seeing that just yet, but the city will keep up with the rest of the bay area who will be experiencing that triple digit heat. for now, this county has taken its time to remind the public just how dangerous this upcoming heat wave can be. temperatures in dublin expected to be 77 to 80 degrees already. that's why health perts are emphasizing how important this heat wave is. the concern is not just the high temperatures but the length of how the triple digit temperatures will stay. health experts are reminding the public heat can be more dangerous than it seems. people in concord already finding ways to cool down while getting their activities in. >> cooling centers, but this heat wave looks like it's the real thing. it's got many days in triple digits. it's got less cooling at night, and it's lasting a long time. it's over a holiday weekend. and so, we're particularly concerned that more vulnerable people will suffer, particularly as this goes on day after day

san francisco youth commission. for the past two years, i was the district 7 representative and to be honest, i still remember that very exact moment i received the e-mail in which then president norman yee appointed me and i screamed, i cried, i yelled to my parents that i got on the commission and to all of the supporters here, you might think i'm crazy, you're probably right but i know all of these commissioners here today can resonate with that sentiment. truly bias aside, this commission is the best youth commission in the world. i mean, it's a huge statement and i will back it up, don't worry. um, for the past five years alone, i can name so many achievements that have pushed san francisco towards a more just and equitable future. for example, mayor breed mentioned pre-muni for youth and the next thing is the 2020 ballot that lost by one percent and maybe we'll try again in the near future. we closed down juvenile hall. we created a participatory town hall that had over one hundred youth voices. i mean, how many commissions in the world can say they've included youth in which they are truly seen as equitable part

honest. we have to tell them the truth about what to expect in san francisco. anybody who's planning a convention is going to come here and see for themselves. joe d'alessandro was the president and ceo of sf travel. his team has talked with more than 2,000 meeting planners who schedule conventions in san francisco. so a lot of visitors are concerned and they're concerned for their own safety. they don't know where to walk blocks from the moscone center clients. see first hand the dirty streets open drug markets crowding the sidewalks and belligerent encounters like this man who threw a water. to let our car as we drove by it's these issues. he says is causing former clients to turn to other cities like austin chicago and boston offering in their eyes cleaner and cheaper alternatives every customer that we talked to at most every meeting planner that we talked to talks to us about that situation the challenges that we have and and when they make that final decision of where they're going to bring their convention those all come into the to the deciding factors

you guys don't know, san francisco's is the forth large effort city in california but we're one that is the global capital and i think that we need to do two things. one, be very honest with global capital but how we have expectations around equity and investment to invest with heart here in san francisco, like we do. but also the second in the end is, sometimes capital moves really fast and you don't realize one day how rents went up or prices went up and we have to do? deep reflection --? deep reflection on the boons and the crash and how we're being strategic in the investment to make sure we can leverage and weather and ride out those systems so it's being very intentional and public globally with all of our partners here, that san francisco leads with heart, invest in people and community and hopes to have partners that believe in those same intentions. and also in the end, just being mindful of learning from the past. we have been the global capital since -- but it takes leadership and reflection because things move so fast and you have to slowdown for a second and do that analysis as well. so, anything with data and the people know here, any gis, any trend ana

sponsor speech, especially when they're use a trash and sans are in the on his side, he is the only way to get people to accept them. being honest and fair is only deeply dangerous to those who are dishonest and corrupt. the moments journalists become viable, they have stopped working for the people. legal and media analyst, lionel shared with us his view on the media covering just one side of the story. when you look at media, i, when you look at a lot of these various platforms that take out the most, quote outrageous things that were said, they save us the time and the waste of time that we would have to go through in watching this dreck in the 1st place, so what, what it is is it's one insane thing after another the idea that you would have a television show or any type of journalistic platform designed to get to the truth or what is believed to be the truth. and you cut off the other side or the other, somebody who's maybe explaining your error. and then you say, this is good journalism because there are no 2 size. i will make 11 bit of, of an exception. sometimes if i think if we were talking about, let's say astronomy or

honest. we have to tell the truth about what to expect in san francisco. anybody planning a convention is going to come here and see for themselves. >> joe is the president and ceo of sf travel. his team has talked with more than 2000 meeting planners whose schedule conventions in san francisco. >> a lot of visitors are concerned and their are concerned for their own safety. >> clients see first-hand the dirty streets, open drug markets crowding the sidewalks and belligerent and counters like this man who through a water bottle at our car as we drove by. it is these issues he says are causing former clients to turn to other cities like austin, chicago and boston offering in their eyes cleaner and cheaper alternatives. >> most every meeting planner we talk talks to us about that situation. the challenges we have. when they make the final decision, those all come into the deciding factors. in >> 2019 the city hosted 40 large-scale conventions at the must goni center. this year they may reach have to. one of the big ones, salesforce's dream forces next week.

honest torto be here and a part of that. and i would that i would like to -- thank partners the port of san francisco. mission bay development brew. bay confirmation will ocii and everybody the members of the communities and -- one i say, among my favorite constituents i am so proud to represent the world champion your world champion golden state warriors and happy to introduce brandson schneider. thank you. [applause]. >> cutting the cord with the celtics. i love that. hello, everyone. and thank you all. especially mayor breed. supervisor dorse and he the team at ocii for your leadership and partnership o this exciting project. i wanted acknowledge we had titan in our sport's world pass away. so first bill russell. who we know speak of the boston celtics 11 time champion with the celtics. but perhaps more important low is civil right's pioneer. we know him as a basketball player, his contributions off the court exceeded what hoe did on the court. the other one, yesterday was vince skill. we are all giant's fans he was a dodger. 87 years as the voice of the dodgers but an incredible man and pinormal i

honest. >> well, that was really shattered reporting that fire still 0 for 10% contained. there. well, democratic lawmakers gathered in san jose as part of rallies held across the country aimed at preventing gun violence in schools. asking voters to support candidates who are in favor of gun control in the upcoming november midterm elections. several gun safety bills that were passed by the house of representatives of stall in the senate. you have bay area representatives and the shoe. and so last grant, we're at wednesday's event and they sit with a new school year under way. no child should feel unsafe. going to school. >> this is not a partisan issue in the but it has become a partisan issue in the congress. so let's turn that around with our voices so that the parents and grandparents of this country can stop worrying every single day as their kids go off to school and whether they will be slaughtered with an assault weapon that day. well, the house has passed legislation to ban assault weapons on high capacity magazines. >> as well as universal background checks for all gun purchases. congresswoman lofgren says these

san francisco. we need to have a honest discussion about that and come up with real solutions on how we will proceed, because by this rate we'll have no states left we can contract with. just wanted to put that on the record and note that we will continue to further this conversation and insure we'll still be able to provide services to the city. thank you. >> thank you. if no other questions or comments we can open up for public comment. >> yes, members who wish to speak joining in person should line up to speak. those listening remotely call -seeing no in person speakers in the chamber. mr. lam, please unmute our caller. >> my question to contracting is, at one time teamsters had this contract. millions of dollars. so, now what measures are taken similarly to what the supervisor stated? what measures are taken to allow companies especially in this pandemic to have access to such a huge contract rather then giving it to outsiders? secondly, i think we the taxpayers have to get some analysis on the biosolds, because i heard you say that the section of the biosolds is treated by the larger amount is

ringback i already have to be honest with you. firstly, iranian women have shown that when they call last around their grievances, they tend to gather right. san establishment of a very strong in the sense of it's a willingness to do crackdowns and violence regimes. that's a change. and any, any iranian women today feels much more empowered about their ability and their power against this regime than they did a few days ago. that's changed in my opinion. and the same goes on with the youth you see, you see when you're out as a senior, i was 22 year olds on the street. and this is a generation that now knows that their voice matters that the world here i see. and if this longer public cracks down on it, it's a matter of time. i mean, even if his brother says go home to morrow, the country has changed. in my opinion, this protest i have made the country where before and after. and especially with that generation of being so young, so willing to change within their life as a de pours on human rights researcher in london. thank you very much for talking with us now to the philippines were the strongest typhoon to hit the country this year? has lef

if you are really honest about what the american people need, let me throw a couple of ideas out there -- housing. you cannot pay rent! try renting a house in san francisco, chicago, boston, or even austin. better training and apprenticeships. our educational system in this country is designed for the 20th, maybe even the 19th century. we live in a world where -- you are men american with skills, they will do amazing things -- you arm an american with skills, they will do amazing things. host: apartment -- guest: the clear answer to that question is the federal government has enriched onset both for the construction of 2 million affordable units, and enormously successful program that has created affordable housing all over the country. we need to put that housing near transit hubs, so maybe someone does not need a car to get to their job because they are lower income. my republican friends are rightly concerned by the burdens of regulation. nimby-ism is preventing the building of affordable housing. we can incentivize it. part of this is education. if you show people what affordable housing looks like today, it is really additive to our commun

honest look at temperatures right now. it's cool out there. 70 degrees in sanncisco. 74 in concord. 75 af. you're out in livermore. 73 in santa rosa. so it's cool, but it's not a it's not too bad out there, right? and we're going to see those conditions continue tonight as clouds move in tomorrow, just a degree or 2 warmer. and then we do have the chance of rain as we head towards the weekend. talk more about this when i come back in a bit. but you can see a little system trying to give us a little rain. i'll take it. i'll give you all the details on that would come back in just a bit to stay back to you. heart-stopping video here of our rescue in san bernardino where officers rushed to save a mother and her 2 young children as flood waters. >> rage right through their neighborhood. body camera video showing us how officers tried to grab one of the children who is being swept away by that fast moving water. police created a human chain to safely get that second child and mother to safety. no one was injured during this rescue. new now at 3 o'clock, los angeles

honest truth. >> how does the city address the city address the crime? earlier i spoke with the d.a. she said t is all about focusing on repeats in getting the message out that san francisco is getting tough on crime. >> we make plea offers that are more -- with the behavior. this isn't the place to come. you can't leave santa clara or oakld and come to san francisco and gt away with crime. it will take p. take patients. already, the tone the tone is much different. the other thing is partnering with the pd to make sure we are jointly working hard to address the more problematic areas. we can have downtown be flooded with crime. that is where most tourist engagement is and where conventions are. we need to make we make strategic decisions to address certain bad pocket area. pocket areas. >> there was a 10 minute window today. that is how busy she is. she is running to retain her se. her seat. > >> switching gears. what we all like to talk about, the weather. look at the dream for salesfore tower cam. cell forces the dreae in the convention. paul heggen s joining us. that is really pretty. >> we get the sunset on the clo. the clouds. the rain clouds are tall. the

san francisco. today i was thinking about my former english teacher mr. mckenzie. i did not appreciate him this much. il be honest. because you know mr. mckenzie's class was heard and heard low ever smiled. and when i found out this he lived in [inaudible] i did in the know what that was at the time. when we were learning about maps and locations and how long it to being to get to work. i started to tree him different because i felt like he guess out of his way to come this far to be there for us. so the least we can do is behavior better in his class room. that should not be the case is my points. that is why this housing is so important. it is important to what we need to do to develop a better future in san francisco. yes, we need more aggressive with housing policies. we need to be open minded about the possibility of using under utilized spaces like that accomplice to create house being opportunity and we need to make sure there is a real connection between the people this we want to have access to the housing and their ability to get in the housing. this is another ball game we are discovering and fact this

honest day's pay. not slave wages. and you have a shortage of workers. if you go to any restaurant in san antonio right now, you will wait a long time to get your table even though there is empty tables because there is not enough wait staff to wait on you. af you will wait a long time for your food because half of cooks are not showing up or they quit. so hire these folks, give them the opportunity to work legally and make sure that the employers are doing it the right way and paying them correctly. and here is the catch, tax them on it so they are paying taxes on any income. they are no the making any more than anybody else, but not less than anybody else either and they are paying their fair share of taxes. i really think -- obviously he know we can't let anybody into the country. there is going to be people that are undesirables. they may have a terrorist or criminal background. keep those folks in their country of origin. but people who just want to do a hard day's work for a hard day's pay, bring them in and put them to work. >> vice president harris has gotten criticism for an inte

to be honest with you, obviously out here in california gavin newsom has done a terrible job. the state is in absolute wreck. he destroyed santroying the state of california right now. if he becomes the president of the united states he will continue the destruction of the united states of america. yes, gavin newsom is calling for an inquiry into what happened in nantucket in those 50 migrants that were put there. if gavin newsom was smart and a leader he would have an inquiry into the 300 young people who died today because of the fentanyl coming across the border. the illegal migrants coming into our state, people dying there. i don't think in nantucket anybody died. nobody drowned. nantucket is an island. i'm surprised they didn't make them swim to the mainland but, yeah, it is just a disaster. what he has done in this state, and he wants to debate ron desantis. actually, liz, i would pay money to see that debate. i think desantis would have his lunch. you know who i think should be the moderator in the debate. elizabeth: who? >> donald trump. elizabeth: oh, man. grab the popcorn, right? that would be off the rails. >> gr

they believe, san francisco should have annexed a half-million immigrants by now because they said their sanctuary and their welcoming. when it comes to martha's vineyard, let's be honest0 migrants, barack obama had intent that held 500 for his birthday party in martha's vineyard. jon: he could've opened his house to those migrants, he could probably has all of them there. i want to read for you something that jonathan turley wrote in the hill, this is an op-ed of california governor newsom, newsom's demand that the justice department prosecute transfers would create a dangerous precedent one that might backfire on the biden administration. the biden administration is transported thousands of migrants across the country with little public notice on late night flights denounced by republicans as destin goes flights. using the criminal code to amplify president rushing for sanctuary cities to face an influx of undocumented migrants, criminal irony is not an offense under the federal code. it sounds like he is making the same kind of point even talking about. >> professor truly has testified before congress multiple times under both republicans and democrat congress is, h

honest. >> tougher for firefighters out there. that was shaddox reporting for us. that fire is still 0% contained tonight. >> democratic lawmakers gathered in sane today as part of rallies held all across the country aimed at preventing gun violence in schools. now asking voters to support candidates who are in favor of gun control in the upcoming november midterm elections. several gun safety bills that were passed by the house of representatives have stalled in the u.s. senate bay area representatives anna eshoo and zoe lofgren were at today's event. they said with the new school year under way, no child should feel unsafe. going to school. >> this is not a partisan issue in the country, but it has become a partisan issue in the congress. so let's turn that around with our voices so that the parents and grandparents of this country can stop worrying every single day as their kids go off to school and whether they will be slaughtered with an assault weapon that day. >> the house has already passed legislation to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines as well as universal background checks for all gun purchases. congressman laughlin sa

honest, they did not even expect. we will congratulate you on this, i personally congratulate you on this, the americans think that by entering the san, they can stop the country from moving forward. this is mistake. they have been imposing sanctions against us for years, but the people of iran successfully oppose them, as far as anti-russian sanctions are concerned. we will never recognize them and will strengthen our relations with russia in trade, the economy and other areas, by the way, sarah, the sanctions could have been lifted by last summer, but the americans thwarted another attempt to resume the nuclear deal at the beginning of the year. they want the assistant to sigh heavily at the exit from the negotiation room president for international affairs yuri ushakov peers into boundless uzbek desert. dmitry peskov, outside the window plus 30, the pools of a five-star hotel remain untouched. not before, the very height of the working day. putin sets unprecedented negotiating pace western observers are unnerved by the fact that the main goal of the united states should be the decoupling of the economy of russia and central asia ,

to be honest, i have a where the you got to do acts that are in the tank you very much. and we also had in downtown sanoler compared to some of these other in locations that were, you know, one 10 1.12, but was still plenty hot. >> for san francisco because most people don't have ac. let's see what everybody did come for sale of >> it's very difficult because we're not used to this kind of heat in san francisco. this is this is very, very rare for you know, so we're all milton high temperatures descended over san francisco on monday. >> forcing many to flee their apartments without air conditioning is don't have ac. have me are not. a lacey. is the fog. >> but we don't have the fog right now. we don't have ac. we left earlier before it got too we actually went to angela islands which was and then a mistake we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open be drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the h

honest, then. yes, the center of the industrial development of the united states was anglo-san europe china then weakile to us, well today the situation has changed radically today several centers and in fact. yes, we are really right, i agree with the alternative, if it is europe is asia, and not only china there, and one more thing today is the huge russian market. here the market of the soviet union was not. it is so in demand for the use of our gas, our e-oil resources, as it is today, and then you see, mendeleev also said to burn oil. this is essentially the same as hoarding a banknote furnace. today, technology has changed; today our science is at the forefront , as it was, it remains. today there is an opportunity to switch to new e-production, including new technologies. uh, production electricity with the help including hydrocarbons. by the way, germany, after all, when it made synthetic fuel? yes, of course, uh, germany had no more expensive time. yes, but this is really how she passed when the romanian oil sources, the hungarian ones, they all collapsed, the red army captured them. she uh,

san francisco youth commission. for the past two years, i was the district 7 representative and to be honest, i still remember that veryexact moment i received the e-mail in which then president norman yee appointed me and i screamed, i cried, i yelled to my parents that i got on the commission and to all of the supporters here, you might think i'm crazy, you're probably right but i know all of these commissioners here today can resonate with that sentiment. truly bias aside, this commission is the best youth commission in the world. i mean, it's a huge statement and i will back it up, don't worry. um, for the past five years alone, i can name so many achievements that have pushed san francisco towards a more just and equitable future. for example, mayor breed mentioned pre-muni for youth and the next thing is the 2020 ballot that lost by one percent and maybe we'll try again in the near future. we closed down juvenile hall. we created a participatory town hall that had over one hundred youth voices. i mean, how many commissions in the world can say they've included youth in which they are truly seen as equitable partn

you guys don't know, san francisco's is the forth large effort city in california but we're one that is the global capital and i think that we need to do two things. one, be very honest with global capital but how we have expectations around equity and investment to invest with heart here in san francisco, like we do. but also the second in the end is, sometimes capital moves really fast and you don't realize one day how rents went up or prices went up and we have to do? deep reflection --? deep reflection on the boons and the crash and how we're being strategic in the investment to make sure we can leverage and weather and ride out those systems so it's being very intentional and public globally with all of our partners here, that san francisco leads with heart, invest in people and community and hopes to have partners that believe in those same intentions. and also in the end, just being mindful of learning from the past. we have been the global capital since -- but it takes leadership and reflection because things move so fast and you have to slowdown for a second and do that analysis as well. so, anything with data and the people know here, any gis, any trend ana

man from san antonio who said he drove to the border to see his aunt but given coordinates to pick up migrants and would get paid based on how many people he fit into his truck. >> to be honest with me. i know you aren't going on. >> they didn't give me the amount of people. >> they told you to come pick up some people? it would depend on how many people you got? >> yes. >> switching to the southern california, a group of migrants with people from 12 nations was apprehended by border patrol south of san diego tuesday morning. some were from somalia, india, afghanistan, ethiopia, pakistan. the dea is giving the urgent warning about the rainbow colored fentanyl coming over the border designed to look like candy to appeal to children. d.e.a. says the majority of that rainbow colored fentanyl is coming from mexican cartels and being smuggled in from the border and the rescue mission in the border we'll keep you updated. >> dana: for more on this let's bring in former d.e.a. special agent. i want to show you some sound from yesterday on neil cavuto's show, a texas sheriff about the problem he sees. >> the problem talking about sentences for people dealing fentanyl. where are the

man from san antonio, he was driving down the border to see the aunt and then he admitted he was given coordinates to pick up migrants and paid based on how many people fit in his struck. >> honest with me, i know you are not going to meet your aunt. they didn't give me an amount of people. so -- yeah. >> they just told you to come pick up people? depend how many people you got? >> yeah. >> also switching to texas to southern california, a group of migrants with people from 12 different nations was apprehended tuesday morning south of san diego. some from somalia, india, afghanistan, ethiopia, and pakistan, and here at eagle pass, texas we talked to a border patrol agent and says on a busy day, upwards of 1,600 migrants enter the united states right here. sandra, john. >> sandra: matt is in eagle pass for us, keep us posted from there. matt, thank you. >> john: and senator bill cassidy from louisiana will be joining us to talk more about this, and the growing fentanyl crisis in america and whether the biden administration is doing enough to stop it. you probably saw the exchange between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre yesterday. >> sandra: with the simple answer off the top w

honest torto be here and a part of that. and i would that i would like to -- thank partners the port of san francisco. bay confirmation will ocii and everybody the members of the communities and -- one i say, among my favorite constituents i am so proud to represent the world champion your world champion golden state warriors and happy to introduce brandson schneider. thank you. [applause]. >> cutting the cord with the celtics. i love that. hello, everyone. and thank you all. especially mayor breed. supervisor dorse and he the team at ocii for your leadership and partnership o this exciting project. i wanted acknowledge we had titan in our sport's world pass away. so first bill russell. who we know speak of the boston celtics 11 time champion with the celtics. but perhaps more important low is civil right's pioneer. we know him as a basketball player, his contributions off the court exceeded what hoe did on the court. the other one, yesterday was vince skill. we are all giant's fans he was a dodger. 87 years as the voice of the dodgers but an incredible man and pinormal in our sport. i wanted to ackno

honest. they were called almost the entire summer one of the coldest we've seen in decades. yet we still have a huge fog bank out there 64 to 88 attempts today. sanncisco 65 57. what's average? 71 56 so below above not by much, but temperatures went up thursday, friday saturday in the city, and then they come right back down sunday, and they'll stay there today and tomorrow for sure, fifties on a lot of the temps. i don't think these are going to budge all that much 39 up in truckee 40. south lake tahoe to 68 l. a. and san diego 53. you kaya little cooler there. 72 loves vegas and you can see that's a big fog bank that system and coming out of the gulf of alaska is going to sweep and stay up in the pacific northwest. but all you need is a system to sweep through to usher in a cooler pattern through wednesday, thursday and friday look warmer, and here comes another system to bring in another cooler pattern. by the time we get to the weekend, september, ending on a very quiet note. and early october, looks quiet to sixties seventies eighties on your temps will keep the cooler pattern of wednesday warmer thursday, friday, then it looks nice but a li

if you are really honest about what the american people need, let me throw a couple of ideas out there -- housing. you cannot pay rent! try renting a house in sanchicago, boston, or even austin. better training and apprenticeships. our educational system in this country is designed for the 20th, maybe even the 19th century. we live in a world where -- you are men american with skills, they will do amazing things -- you arm an american with skills, they will do amazing things. host: apartment -- guest: the clear answer to that question is the federal government has enriched onset both for the construction of 2 million affordable units, and enormously successful program that has created affordable housing all over the country. we need to put that housing near transit hubs, so maybe someone does not need a car to get to their job because they are lower income. my republican friends are rightly concerned by the burdens of regulation. nimby-ism is preventing the building of affordable housing. we can incentivize it. part of this is education. if you show people what affordable housing looks like today, it is really additive to our communities. using

honest to god, i'm so sad to see you go but happy to see you in your next journey. you have made a tremendous impact in the city and county of sanso happy that supervisor ronen honored you today because it's truly people like you that need to be recognized for their work. thank you. >> can we take a picture with john. [ applause ] as you can see we are at capacity in the chamber. we do have an overflow room in 263. just an fyi for everybody. madam clerk, can you continue with roll call? >> yes, we heard first from supervisor mar. next supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, madam clerk. i have a request for a hearing for the institute. as you know, this institute provides innovative social services to our city and they are the most important part of government and serve child care. having worked at being our appointee on the commission, i have seen their first quality of work. however there is a situation with aciu 1021 that represent some of the workers and attempting to represent all. management has not approached this in the way we would expect in san francisco, in fact there is allegations that there has be

honest to god, i'm so sad to see you go but happy to see you in your next journey. you have made a tremendous impact in the city and county of sanso happy that supervisor ronen honored you today because it's truly people like you that need to be recognized for their work. thank you. >> can we take a picture with john. [ applause ] as you can see we are at capacity in the chamber. we do have an overflow room in 263. just an fyi for everybody. madam clerk, can you continue with roll call? >> yes, we heard first from supervisor mar. next supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, madam clerk. i have a request for a hearing for the institute. as you know, this institute provides innovative social services to our city and they are the most important part of government and serve child care. having worked at being our appointee on the commission, i have seen their first quality of work. however there is a situation with aciu 1021 that represent some of the workers and attempting to represent all. management has not approached this in the way we would expect in san francisco, in fact there is allegations that there has be

honest conversations in our series, raising america. at easing, founder of the nonprofit and guy hudson from street violence intervention program in san francisco. jenkins of the community resource center and monte poole from nbc sports bay area. >> the thing that we have been able to do is talk about issues . talk about misconceptions within the community, different communities. you can speak to me for not only from what you are trying to teach me and try to help me, but also i know that you have been through what i'm going through. >> we have been in those situations as strongmen, standing in front of people. people with guns. and they know that we are not moving. we are willing to die for what we believe in. >> my own experience, i have been across kids who, you talk to them about different things. some of the kids don't seem to really value their life. or, not to mention, the lives of other people.