in the meantime, here's a little bit from my incredible conversation with sheryl lee ralph about thence of women advocating for themselves and literally taking a seat in the front row. >> too often, women get comfortable sitting in the back seat, right? you figure, oh, well, that's all right. let them shine. let them go. right. you better move yourself right up front. i think in my life. what if rosa parks had was very satisfied sitting in the back? rosa parks at one point said, you know what? i'm sick and tired of having less. let me move myself to the front seat. and her moving herself literally to the front seat changed everything for generations of people, not just women. move yourself to the front seat. >> there are three, four empty seats. >> what? >> no. >> here we go. >> look how slow. >> come on. okay, bring some seats up. all right. a lot more on that ahead. >> back to the news. >> now we're taking a closer look at president trump's joint address to congress. steve rattner is back with more fact checks. there are a lot. steve, first up, president trump doubled down on one o

the anti elon movement also has people getting rid of their tesla's, including singer sheryl crow, whoto social media announcing that proceeds from the sale of our car are going to npr now. so far, no public response. >> from elon musk to the stock drop of tesla and also the ongoing protests. >> but on acts, there are many posts in support of musk and doge. back to you. >> san jose is stepping up efforts to get homeless people off the streets. the mayor is now proposing those who refuse help or offers of housing could be arrested. >> after refusals, shelter housing in a short period of time, paul, 12 months that we will press charges for trespassing. do everything in our power to get you into the behavioral health court system to help you get whatever help you need to be able to get off of our streets and turn a life around. that's the proposal. >> this is one of many efforts the mayor is pushing to try to reduce homelessness. san jose is now expanding shelter capacity by building temporary housing and working to connect the homeless with family and friends encouraging those living in

thank you supervisor sheryl supervisor walton thank you so much, madam clerk and colleagues. >> today i will be introducing a resolution urging the mayor's office and the department of homelessness and support of housing to explore locations for unhoused shelters throughout san francisco. san francisco has been in a homeless crisis and while the city has expanded shelters and supportive housing, the reality is some districts are carrying way more of the weight than others right now. districts ten, nine, six and five have the majority of shelters and services while other neighborhoods especially in the western parts of the city have very few or none at all. >> this isn't equitable especially considering the concentration of our unhoused neighbors in other areas of san francisco the same communities many of which are lower income and home to people of color keep getting asked to do more. while other areas haven't stepped up in the same way homelessness is a citywide issue and like my colleagues supervisors sherril just shared a few moments ago a san francisco issue and every district sh

keith morrison: her name was sheryl retzlaff-- this is her.p a winter's worth of debris along the country road, just like every other spring. what sort of stuff do you find out here, because there are cars going by here all the time? oh, yeah, i find all manner of things. i mean, i have found cameras hanging from my trees with, you know, the disk cards in them. we've found car radios, and speakers, and cases of booze, and broken booze bottles. keith morrison: she followed her usual route along the tree line. where were you that particular day? here. i start usually here, and make my way all the way around, and then end up back here. keith morrison: and that's where it was-- a shoe. what kind of shoe was it? it was leather, flat, red-- like a mary jane type of shoe. ok cheryl threw it in the trash bag, moved on. so my husband comes home from work, and as per the usual, he's like, so what did you find this year? and i'm like, well, i didn't really find anything but trash other than the shoe. and he was instantly on alert. he was? he's, like, you

i sent off with all sheryl hodge destination on sunday, following days of finding unrest between pro government forces and supporters of toppled form at present a shot on a side. hundreds of people have been killed in northwest serious since thursday. many of them civilians under the socket, remnants of the former regime with external support, trying to create strife with the aim of dividing our country. the former regime created wounds that of little to drill, working to prevent revenge attacks and preserve civil peace. we will not tolerate remnants of the former regime who committed crimes and spread the chaos. they have no choice but to surrender themselves. no one is above the laundry. criminalize any code to spread strife and divide syria. we announced the formation of a fact finding committee regarding the events on the coast and form a higher committee. on the main fine thing has been in the coastal cities of the attack it until twos, from a strong house of the assad regime, con, voice of reinforcements have been sent to secure both port spot. the mediterranean sea, russell, s

the anti elon movement also of people getting rid of their tesla's, including singer sheryl crow, who posted a video to social media announcing that proceeds from the sale of our car are going to npr now. so far, no public response. >> from elon musk to the stock drop of tesla and also the ongoing protests. >> but on acts, there are many posts in support of musk and doge. >> back to you. >> switching gears to weather taking a live look now at the bay bridge. a little bit of traffic, but not much for those coming in and out the city kron four's gayle ong is here with more on the weather. gayle. yeah, it's been a very nice the last 2 days. very comfortable. temperatures. the spring-like weather. well, it looks like we will be doing a little rewind because winter is returning midweek and we are expecting rain and >> some snow in the sierras. so sounds like it could be a miracle march for you riders and skiers. but the roads may be treacherous. a live look over at sfo. pretty quiet night. chilly out there. you can see why all this radiational cooling with. you know, we don't have the clou

here at a local school, and one of those mentors included emmy award winning actress and activist sheryl lee ralph, who met with drama students. >> and. >> shared many pearls. >> of wisdom. >> forbes, randall lane and i also spoke to the students about advocating for themselves with confidence and the importance of recognizing their worth, male allyship, and much more. it was a very special day of giving back to the next generation. here at the crossroads. >> of the world. >> we'll have more here from the 35th summit in the days to come, including my interviews with sheryl lee ralph, deepika padukone, one of hollywood's highest paid actresses, and economists, linda rama, human rights advocate and wife of the prime minister of albania. you're watching morning joe. you're watching morning joe. we're back in 90s. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. libe

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mika, i've been so excited to ask you about the conversation that you had with emmy winning actress sherylt were your big takeaways? i love her. >> love her. >> she was amazing and. >> she basically. >> brimming with. >> confidence but forced everyone in the audience to step up for themselves and to take the front row seat literally. >> there were a couple empty. and we made. >> them take the front row seat. >> she had incredible. >> lessons for our audience, and she will also be receiving the know your value award at the award ceremony tomorrow night. she's just a force of nature. and at this. >> time. >> with so much turmoil and so many different fights underway. for women to even regain lost rights, she had a lot of really important messages, which we'll be showing to you, and we'll be sharing some of that during morning joe about how women. need to step. >> up and use their. >> voice, how and why they need to do that. >> a really important message. i'm so looking forward to seeing more of that conversation. but what else are you looking forward to at the summit in the coming days? >> o

thank you supervisor sheryl supervisor walton thank you so much, madam clerk and colleagues. >> today i will be introducing a resolution urging the mayor's office and the department of homelessness and support of housing to explore locations for unhoused shelters throughout san francisco. san francisco has been in a homeless crisis and while the city has expanded shelters and supportive housing, the reality is some districts are carrying way more of the weight than others right now. districts ten, nine, six and five have the majority of shelters and services while other neighborhoods especially in the western parts of the city have very few or none at all. >> this isn't equitable especially considering the concentration of our unhoused neighbors in other areas of san francisco the same communities many of which are lower income and home to people of color keep getting asked to do more. while other areas haven't stepped up in the same way homelessness is a citywide issue and like my colleagues supervisors sherril just shared a few moments ago a san francisco issue and every district sh

and we want to welcome supervisor steve sheryl here and really thank you so much for calling this hearing and the floor is yours. >> well thank you chair chan vice chair dorsey supervisor and garcia for scheduling this hearing today. i'm deeply appreciative for the opportunity to be here the subject of this hearing is the first year free program which waives initial registration license permit and other applicable fees for new small businesses and existing eligible shops that are opening a storefront. >> now this item was my first introduction at the board because i strongly believe the programs like this are and are are an example of city hall being a partner not an obstacle to the success of entrepreneurs and to the vibrancy of our city making it easier to open and thrive and as a small business in san francisco must be a shared priority for city leaders. empty storefronts need to be filled. creative small business entrepreneurs must be empowered. >> i believe that today we will hear about the massive successes of first year free but the reason we are here today is because first year fr

present chair melgar present melgar present vice chair sardar sardar present commissioner sherril sherylsent commissioner walton walton present chair we have quorum. >> thank you so much madam clerk do you have any announcements? yes. thank you. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting, we welcome your attendance here in person in the legislative chamber room 250 in city hall or you may watch cable channel 26 or 99 depending on your provider or stream the meeting live at of gov tv.org for those wishing to make public comment remotely the best way to do so is by dialing (415) 655-0001 and when prompted and bring access code 26603554576 and then press pound and pound again you will be able to listen to the meeting in real time when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on press star three to be added to the queue to speak do not press star three again or you will be removed from the queue when the system says your line is unmuted the live operator will advise you that you are allowed two minutes to speak when your two minutes are up we will

supervisor sheryl supervisor walton thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i have a resolution and two in memoriam. first i'm introducing a resolution to reaffirm san francisco's commitment to our local business enterprise program. we will also be hosting a rally next tuesday, march 4th at noon with our lbi and labor partners. our city's chapter 14 be local business enterprise program is all about keeping opportunities local and making sure small businesses especially those owned by minorities and women get a fair shot at city contracts. when we prioritize obies we're not just supporting businesses. we're creating jobs, strengthening communities and keeping money circulating in our local economy. these businesses are more likely to hire san franciscans, pay fair wages and contribute to the city's unique character by reaffirming our commitment to the hlb program. we're doubling down on economic equity and making sure all of our small businesses continue to thrive and are not left behind. beyond economic benefits, the resolution highlights the