they told ssa to draw plans to cut staff by 50% and their hand-picked acting commission sharon radzyminski proudly declaring he wants wants to cut at least 7,000 social security administration workers and trump and elon are now pushing all social security administration employees out the door. they are threatening their employees with future firings and force reassignments while offering financial incentives to leave. that is an offer that went to everyone at the agency. i want to make sure everyone understands a few things. 90% of the ssa staff work across the country outside of the agency's headquarters at 1200 field offices to make sure that they're available to help people in every part of our country. staff who are not providing direct service support perform critical work that keeps the agency and social security system operational including supporting the agency's it infrastructure. elon and i doge are positively grateful in touting the staff -- about the staffing reductions and they are working to close as many social security offices that they can get away with. doge has proudly l

. >> for some, like sharon patterson, this is personal. fears cuts to the services that help her disabled son. >> stop what you're doing and let us live and breathe and take care of our loved ones. because if you take the money away, you hurt us. hurt us all very deeply. >> but conservatives see this differently. they say president donald trump gets to choose who he works with, and is simply delivering on his promise to get rid of waste, fraud and abuse. >> cuts happen to balance budgets to make companies profitable. it has to happen in our country as well. >> for this group, the cuts are a call to action. organizers are calling on people to boycott elon musk's businesses. >> they have to stop buying tesla. and we're calling on the entire state of california to defund the economic engine that is allowing elon musk to take over the federal government. >> it's no fascist usa. >> they're hoping with their message and their money, they can have an impact. they say protests like this are just the beginning. >> we may seem small individually, bu

sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson, excuse me, the cbs bay area icon award.self. >> you got it. she helped start a place where people could have accountability and stability in their lives. a place to belong and grow. >> hey, dawn. >> reporter: dana helped create a cafe like no other. it serves up more than food and drink. >> it will help heal the whole person. i mean, we all want to be loved and to be able to offer our own love and support to someone else. >> reporter: the cafe is busy at urban sanctuary in san jose, the church data had pastors. the but before it was a cafe, the giant hall was a soup kitchen, where people living with homelessness came to share meals over a decade ago. then something changed that. >> there were three people who died in a short period of time, which really broke our hearts. they were close to us, so we began to ask it if there is another way we could do this. >> hey, diana, and cofinding them in a model of peer support for people working with mental addiction and other trauma. >> they will feel cared for to have friends and to

equipment, it won't be as critical as, for example, so spanish on all information on an intelligent sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to ukraine. situational awareness and will provide the russians an advantage on the battlefield with regards to the former. busy files of your nations and weaponry, while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go without and your supplies for, for a few months. so again, it was very much the band whether this mode is symbolic, just to put political pressure on, on the landscape. what from bringing in wants to the your brain? yes. in terms of providing them with disadvantages on the battlefield and by their force in them in so peace negotiations in terms of the best force to europe is pretty much exposed because they've been pretty a ride in on us security umbrella. and i just, in terms of expanded deterrence, which is the nuclear and you being elements, but those are the presence of us conventional and you literally fall in your full, wait too long. you're a black, significant military capability, just predict meal, and we get t

so popularity, sharon's in care of the light, $100.00 and the full. it's a dry and warming trend, particularly so on the western side of india harassed your box up to 37. not close at 566. this is what about the way it should be, the average it is 32. so are we heading for a spring heat wave? i don't know, but it's certainly held in by or the 20 lose in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify when voice his assignments agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right wing media circles again is 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post decoding the media on houses era the the, you're watching l g 0 live from to high reminder about top stories. european union leaders holding emergency talk seemed brussels in what's being called a watershed moment for the rock security strategy. ukra

and this when the cost blowing, sharon was out through wells. no, not at west and scott's, and i need to know why. obviously we will focus on spending pushed in a minute. but as the reading just edited in the form of charles involved by the western france and england, it still will becoming a woman in places that were only last week. but my sub 0, however, not change has happened is probably sustainable. this is also happening is also sustainable. this is wet weather in our berry and it's cold, studding already in spain. event system running in on friday was when the wet weather through southern ports cut up through the boulder with spain his lot into cold, yet no potential at least for flooding. and of course it spills over. so for morocco, for out you area and future days it, even for libya, the chances are to be cloudy. that breaks of rain, at least through this, they probably friday with a very obvious streak here that runs a line of right through the middle of the saw her again, a price, it shouldn't see much. right? and he's going to of th

so pop from one to sharon's in care of the light ones and in the full it's a dry and warming trend, particularly so on the western side of india harassed your box up to $37.00, not close at 566. this is what about the way it should be, the average it is 32. so are we heading for a spring heat wave? i don't know, but it's certainly hot in by, of the escaping the gravity of home and reaching for the star and asking civil engineer which means that transcend orders actually strives to soar. as an astronaut, she must 1st find a place on a story of resilience. and the bundle of sky witness on l. jersey. the the the welcome back. you're watching out. is there a reminder about top stories this hour? you as president donald trump has issued we'll see quoted last warning to him. us release, all remaining cops is in garza, come us in return, says any competence release it should happen within the framework of a ceasefire agreement posed in the glades. c middle, right, so jake has signed a little binding state quotes on police from a pricing in his sent me a ton of a sense of faith. that's republicans. drug

military way, but it wouldn't be it as critical as for example, so spanish all information intelligence, sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to your brain. situational awareness and we'll provide the russians and advantage on the battlefield with regards to the former. busy files of nations and weaponry, while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go without and your supplies for, for a few months. so again, it was very much the band whether this mode is symbolic, just a political pressure on, on the landscape or problem bring it in, wants to the your brain. yes. in terms of providing them with disadvantages on the battlefield and by their voice in the hands of peace negotiations. yeah. and alexi many of us have a sign up at trump has effectively surrender them, give him coach and everything he wants and more on ukraine. why is trump taking this stance? and if this is all transactional, what does the us get out of it? if, if, if trump gives opponents leverage on ukraine? i was, this is an excellent question because i think, but most of the elementary and most of obs

hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds.ight, and it was easy. (soft music) [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. shannon: i am a shannon bream. follow-up from tensions when bo

to sharon. ukraine's mineral wealth, but things as you can see, got a little heated. the president and vice president said zelenskyy was it not being grateful enough for the billions of dollars the u.s. has invested in ukraine. solecki was scheduled to have lunch and a joint news conference with president trump launch a news conference. poor canceled. our washington correspondent basil john has more on this exchange. well, probably not. >> to a kron. 4 exclusive now, just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her job. yeah. on tuesday, san mateo county residents will vote on a measure which will give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff with cause. a scathing report was released about corpus back in november. kron 4, sarah since and sat down one-on-one with her about the efforts to remove her from office. first of all, just want thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like

how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip.ah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

. >> for some, like sharon patterson, this is personal. she fears cuts to the services that help her disabled son. >> stop what you're doing and let us live and breathe and take care of our loved ones. because if you take the money away, you hurt us. hurt us all very deeply. >> but conservatives see this differently. they say president donald trump gets to choose who he works with, and is simply delivering on his promise to get rid of waste, fraud and abuse. >> cuts happen to balance budgets, to make companies profitable. it has to happen in our country as well. >> for this group, the cuts are a call to action. organizers are calling on people to boycott elon musk's businesses. >> they have to stop buying tesla. and we're calling on the entire state of california to defund the economic engine that is allowing elon musk to take over the federal government. >> it's no fascist usa. >> they're hoping with their message and their money, they can have an impact. they say protests like this are just the beginning. >> we may seem small individuall

sharon chin introduces us to this week's cbs news bay area icon award winner. >> how's that? hey.anal bridge helped create a cafe like no other. it serves up more than food and drink. >> it helps heal the whole person. i mean, we all want to be -- to be loved. and to be age to offer our own love and support to someone else. >> reporter: the cafe is busy at urban sanctuary in san jose. the church dana pastors. but before it was a cafe, the giant hall was a soup kitchen where people living with homelessness came to share meals over a decade ago. then something changed that. >> there were three people who died in a short period of time. which really broke our hearts. they were close to us. we cared about them. so we began to ask if there was another way that we can do this. >> reporter: dana discovered a new way. >> all right, hey diana. hao are you doing? >> reporter: co-founded recovery san jose in 2014 a model of peer support for people working to recover from homelessness and incarceration and other trauma. >> we've seen people just begin to stabilize life. to feel cared for and

hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds.ht, and it was easy. (soft music) peter: thousands of bikers in florida gearing up for the start of the 84th annual daytona bike week with. adam klotz is on a bike, on a motorcycle at daytona international speedway. adam a, this might be the first on a hog live shot that we've had on "fox & friends," at least in 2025. adam: i think you're probably right, peter -- [audio difficulty] earlier rachel said who do you think you are, tom cruise? well, tom cruise, jackie chan, adam klotz do their own stunts. so, yes, i am a little bit like that. has anyone ever in the history done a weather forecast from a motorcycle? i would like to think not. [audio difficulty] because i've got a weather forecast for the folks who are going to come out here today. ultimately -- [audio difficulty] daytona beach where currently temperatures are in the 50s which means this leather that looks really cool, it's very practical as well. we're also talking about temperatures climbing up to the piddle 70s today. -- m

sharon chin introduces us to this week's cbs news bay area icon award winner. >> one seed in each celllettuce, eric is sewing seeds of hope in their lives. >> each person so interesting and so resilient. so strong. so full of potential. >> reporter: eric helps people living with homelessness get back on their feet through abundant grace coast side worker. the nonprofit he started ten year ago in half-moon bay. >> i want to people to feel they're valuable and they're worth something and they have a future. >> reporter: his nonprofit partners with potrero nuevo farms in a work force development program. unsheltered folks learn how to plant, tend and harvest fruits and vegetables. they gave 13,000 pounds of organic produce last year to 300 people in need. >> easier for now. >> reporter: curtis says serving others gives him a sense of purpose he hadn't felt and a long time. >> that gives you reason to be proud. and then working here on the farm. growing vegetables. and being able to give that to other folks. it helps a lot. >> reporter: eric helps about 125 unhoused people a year rake in a

a new memoir titled careless people written by former met executive director sharon when williams isrs an insider's view of 7 years at facebook, which is now meta detailing the company's leadership under mark zuckerberg, sheryc sandberg and joel kaplan. when williams provides accounts of internal struggles, including efforts to expand into china. challenges around hate speech in issues of workplace harassment and misogyny. that memoir promises it says to reveal what she describes as the self interested and careless behavior of the company's top executives. >> tonight, american labor leader and civil rights activist dolores is going to be at glide to host a women's history month in san francisco. huerta has championed labor rights and social justice her entire life. and for 50 years, she worked with cesar chavez cream, united farm workers union back in 1962 and this vent. she's going to talk about her journey fighting for economic equality, gender equality. >> equality for migrant workers and that's at 6 o'clock at glide memorial on allison taylor. streets. and kron 4 is celebrating r

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. >> for some, like sharon patterson, this is personal. she fears cuts to the services that help her disabled son. >> stop what you're doing and let us live and breathe and take care of our loved ones. because if you take the money away, you hurt us. hurt us all very deeply. >> but conservatives see this differently. they say president donald trump gets to choose who he works with, and is simply delivering on his promise to get rid of waste, fraud and abuse. >> cuts happen to balance budgets to make companies profitable. it has to happen in our country as well. >> for this group, the cuts are a call to action. organizers are calling on people to boycott elon musk's businesses. >> they have to stop buying tesla. and we're calling on the entire state of california to defund the economic engine that is allowing elon musk to take over the federal government. >> no fascist usa. >> they're hoping with their message and their money, they can have an impact. they say protests like this are just the beginning. >> we may seem small individually, but

hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. shannon: i am a shannon bream. follow-up from tensions when boil over between trump and zelenskyy. zelensky. the path is unclear. corrects you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. you are gambling with world war iii. you are gambling with world war iii. quote securities can we have? i am not pushing we are not fresh and we're just asking, we're just sharing. clicks the oval office class reverberating across europe but well received in russia. we'll talk exclusively with the director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard in her first a sunday show sit down. and that senate foreign relations committee chris van hollen about the stunning sequence of events. and mexico sues u.s. gun makers all the way to the u.s. supreme court. >> the mexican gover

let's hear from sharon in south carolina, line for republicans. good morning.r: no, i'm on the line for democrats. anyway, the comment that i want to make is, that the meeting yesterday, it was appalling. it was disgusting for trump and vance to carry on and bring out the way they were. president zelenskyy was there to make peace. he was there to get some questions answered and to get some clarification. that's what he was therefore. and my thing is, and i want to ask the previous guest that you had, why isn't putin there at the meeting? why isn't he they are to answer these questions, him and zelenskyy get together, and put an end to the cease-fire? why does trump have to stand in the middle of what they need to do for their country to make peace? ok? he wants to be a dictator, mr. trump, well, you know what? you better watch it. you may bring hell on this country here, ok, and you may be ready to hide in your bunker with your family, but please be careful of donald trump and what he does. he's showing it right now. now my thing is, why can't zelenskyy input a

let's hear from sharon in south carolina, line for republicans. good morning.ler: no, i'm on the line for democrats. anyway, the comment that i want to make is, that the meeting yesterday, it was appalling. it was disgusting for trump and vance to carry on and bring out the way they were. president zelenskyy was there to make peace. he was there to get some questions answered and to get some clarification. that's what he was therefore. and my thing is, and i want to ask the previous guest that you had, why isn't putin there at the meeting? why isn't he they are to answer these questions, him and zelenskyy get together, and put an end to the cease-fire? why does trump have to stand in the middle of what they need to do for their country to make peace? ok? he wants to be a dictator, mr. trump, well, you know what? you better watch it. you may bring hell on this country here, ok, and you may be ready to hide in your bunker with your family, but please be careful of donald trump and what he does. he's showing it right now. now my thing is, why can't zelenskyy input

i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joanne gaudio, sharon walton and shortly president rafael mendoza and our clerk is brant halper. i would like to thank you gene lombardia for from s.f. gov tv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? >> yes, just a friendly reminder if we had attendees to please make sure it sounds all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings should you have any documents to be included as part of the file it should be submitted to myself. the clerk for public comment will be taken on the item on this agenda when called and when public comment is called please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right and left. >> hang those curtains. >> alternatively you may make public comment in writing in either of the following ways he mailed them to myself. the budget and appropriations committee clerk had b r n t dot jli p a at sfd or v.org have you submit public comment via email it will be forwarded to supervisors and also included as part of the official file.

but i do believe miss sharon crow kitchen will address all of these hardships and neglected issues that have been standing and ignored. but i believe she will go forward and take care of her obligation to make sure the maintenance and the cleaning and all inspections will be done on time properly as scheduled and make reports for work that's needed and do the job for the community. can i i'd like to say commissioner thank you chair scott thank you for that. i hear what you're saying, mark i hear you as well. thank you so much for the presentation. i know this is a discussion today this afternoon i hear the concerns i'm fully aware as well. i read the email and thank you for submitting that email and i know we're all going work. that's why we're here together to make sure this gets addressed and gets taken care of because this is our city and so we are here to make sure everything is you know you follow procedures and that we're we stay with it so i hear what you're saying and thank you, chair scott for your words . thank you for the presentation and my last comment is simply slutsky i n

drawing support from sarah jessica parker and sharon stone.. >> michael: i love to see her standing up for herself and a lot of other people. >> lara: and everyone out there. thanks. >> robin: let's go down to greg dutra from our chicago station in for ginger. >> greg: this video, their wrist being pulled back. if it was not so serious, you would think it would be the beginning of a hollywood movie. moving through mississippi butne east coast. we've got active tornado warnings just north of interstate 40. then severe thunderstorm warnings and a tornado watch that goes through south and north carolina. let's track this as it moves through the afternoon. by about 1:00, 2:00 from washington, d.c., up to philadelphia, moves into america. >> lara: we are celebrating women's history month with "deals and steals" this week here tory johnson here with representatives from women run businesses ready to talk about their products from genes to teas. >> game changer in jeans. i wore these about two months ago, and i was like she has to come to "gma." why

brand new supervisor sharon chen thank you very much for coming. assistant s.f. pd chief david lazarus thank you david. >> the newly appointed mta s.f. mta director julie cushman is here and thank you very much. >> w director sarah dennis phillips and director of business development of entities. thank you very much all for coming. these people do a wonderful job. it is hard work and i appreciate all of their efforts going forward. okay so i want to point out one initiative inside the chamber of commerce that is called leadership san francisco leadership, san francisco or l.a. has been around for 40 years and they continue to turn out different cohorts every single year. it's really sort of a behind the scenes opportunity to see how san francisco works on the front of the house and the back of the house. so if i could ask all of the nsf current class and alumni to please stand up be fantastic, i see some hands up there. yes. give em a big hand this is really the face of this the future of san francisco leadership. so thank you so much for coming. this is probably

i have to unfortunately have to excuse myself but thank you, commissioner sharon, it's been wonderfulto work with you and well, i hope our paths cross again many times. >> thank you. the commissioner this is commissioner beltran and i simply want to echo all of the other prior comments with my deepest thanks. i have to say that one of the most memorable things that happened to me during my serving on this commission was that reflects her collegiality and friendship is that commissioner actually invited all of the commissioners to her home and we had an amazing dinner there and we were able to see her set back and her husband's esthetic and just be together as a community, you know, celebrating the work that we did and that really moved me and i will really miss you. >> so let me read into the record just so that we have this this is a part of the record, abby said. and cheniere is an architectural photographer with over 40 years of experience. >> her photography has been published in architect magazine architectural digest and architectural record. she has had showings of her work at

let's hear from sharon in minnesota, democrats line. caller: good morning, pedro. i have not taken a hiatus since the election. my first call back. today is the first call in. i think bernie was kathy from iowa a few minutes ago pointing out that trump is a tyrant. boy, was she dead right on. i did not watch the speech. i just can't do it anymore. my time is way too valuable to sit and listen to somebody who lies through his teeth constantly. who is a rapist. i don't even understand this anymore, pedro. the reason i'm calling is because i heard a lot of republican whiners this morning calling in and complaining the democrats did not cheer and stand up and kiss his feet last night, for heaven's sake. they have short-term memory block, delta. -- don't they? kathy from iowa pointed out that biden gave a great speech. they should just maybe put that into google and see how republicans reacted to that. let's look at obama, for his speeches and how rude and disrespectful the republicans were. another caller said the democrats should not even show up. i agree. they should

commissioner sharon and you know, for your leadership on this particular project and i have the honor of serving with you with mary and mary, thanks for all your hard work and leadership in the city and county of san francisco because if you look all over the city, i think your work is there. you know, i live in the bayview and i know how we've been able to transform the open you know, read the public forum in their art or it's part of the economic engine for the development of treasure island yerba buena island. and i remember i still have to document that about maybe five, six, seven years ago for the first time in the history of san francisco, they really woke up to the part that arts is part of the economic engine and they actually produced a very comprehensive elaborate sort of thing. they put even under a male newsom where they said because they're looking at new york, they're looking at all these iconic cities all over the world that and the world that arts. so art is not just something pretty or wherever it is. and if you look at the other boyne island right now we have signat

men present supervisor melgar male guard present supervisor sadr sadr present supervisor sherril sharon present and supervisor walton walton present mr. president you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor fielder is stuck in jury duty so can we have a motion to excuse? supervisor fielder moved by sherril is there a second second by chen and i think i'm going to say excuse her until she arrives. if she arrives and we can take that without objection. >> okay. all right. >> the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the romita aloni who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the romita colony have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homelands. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relati

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brand new supervisor sharon chen thank you very much for coming. assistant s.f.pd chief david lazarus thank you david. >> the newly appointed mta s.f. mta director julie cushman is here and thank you very much. >> w director sarah dennis phillips and director of business development of entities. thank you very much all for coming. these people do a wonderful job. it is hard work and i appreciate all of their efforts going forward. okay so i want to point out one initiative inside the chamber of commerce that is called leadership san francisco leadership, san francisco or l.a. has been around for 40 years and they continue to turn out different cohorts every single year. it's really sort of a behind the scenes opportunity to see how san francisco works on the front of the house and the back of the house. so if i could ask all of the nsf current class and alumni to please stand up be fantastic, i see some hands up there. yes. give em a big hand this is really the face of this the future of san francisco leadership. so thank you so much for coming. this is probably