st. francis and said mrs. wells do you know your son is in the hospital?ice officers, he said why aren't you here? i said the police officer said that i couldn't come because he was under arrest. the doctor proceeded to tell me that my son went into cardiac arrest and that his kidneys were failing, when my husband and i got to the hospital and i saw my son, he was already gone. they had beat him to a pulp. he had bruises all over him. his head was swollen like a watermelon. his neck was busting because of the swelling. they broke his neck. my son's nose looked like an s. they actually beat the crap out of him. >> she didn't see the video. you saw the video. >> yes >> what are we going to see, rodney >> i didn't want her to see or hear the video. it was our attorney's request that she stay in there as long as she could. she heard one word and had to leave out the room. and that was when they initially was put pulling him out the car, he said what did i do. >> i know that's what he said >> he said what did i do? why are you all doing this to me? what did i d

st. francis coffin passes through the city of santos, where the football legend spent most of his life and where he has now been laid to rest. ah, i'm will on sika welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where republicans have failed to allow the speaker in the house of representatives. the party gained control of the chamber in november's mid term elections. frontrunner kevin mccarthy fell to gonna enough support in 3 rounds of voting despite making concessions to his hon. detractors is the 1st majority party leader not to win on the 1st ballot in a century. the 4th vote has now been adjourned until wednesday or we, we did have earlier, i asked our correspondence in washington, carolina shamore, while some republicans were refusing to give their backing to kevin mccarty. well, yes, the republic has it on support support. mccarthy are clearly among the far right in this party to the vision is clearly in this extreme m at the heart, right once mccarthy, to give up a certain concessions. and he is obviously not aligning with their positions because he needs them. but he also ne

st. francis and said, mrs.in the hospital, and i said yes, i was advised by the police officers. he said, why aren't you here, and i said, the police officer said that i couldn't come because he was under arrest. the doctor proceeded to tell me that my son had went into cardiac arrest, and that his kidneys were failing. when my husband and i got to the hospital, and i saw my son, he was already gone. they had beat him to a pulp. he had bruises all over him. his head was swollen like a watermelon. his neck was busting because of the swelling. they broke his neck. my son's nose looked like an s. they actually just beat the crap out of him. >> she didn't see the video. you saw the video. what are we going to see, robbie? >> i didn't want her to see the video or hear the video. it was our attorneys request that she stay in there as long as she could. she heard one word and had to leave out of the room, and that was when they initially were pulling him out of the car, he said what did i do. >> that's what he said. >

st. francis county detention center, climbing through a narrow space in the wall, getting to the roof. stealing a car from nearby parking lot. all five are being held on felony warrants. authorities tonight say three of them are known sex offenders. >>> when we come back on the news tonight, the desperate search for a missing actor, where his phone last pinged outside los angeles. >>> and tonight, the music of david crosby. we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, (that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function), and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop t

st. francis we say that a lot here. st. francis make mow a channel of your piece and i confess to everyone i say that prayer every morning and sometimes i grip her and say make me a channel of your peace because i don't feel peaceful. despite about this a lifely place to work, [laughter] i don't always foal that way! i will be honest. but am you know i dpom strife to conduct myself in a way that does listen rather then and there to be heard to understand rather than understood and i will continue to try to do that. one of the best speakers yesterday was my son dominic. and he is 18 years old. ready to go to college it year tell be difficult for me. but he proveed me that you can do this job well and be a mother as well. approximate his remarks just proveed him all the mothers in the room that you can have a career and you can raise good children. so i'm grateful to my children and my family who were there. i don't have family here today. but i do have my friend here and sam bennett former aids. want to thank my campaign team

st. francis who said prostatitis always when necessary. use words. >> that example is so powerful. i think about you as a legislature or policymaker, how do you think about the reach of a policy of legislation in your first year in the senate 2013 there was a terrible incident in chicago where there is a young girl gunned down by a gang member who thought she was someone else. president obama at the time he said no law or set of laws can present every senseless act of violence in our country. when the child opens fire on another child there is a hole in that child's heart that the government can't fill. when you think of yourself as a legislative policymaker, how to use your position to speak to all of us? it's not always about the tactics of what law has passed. that's how we treat each other. >> i will say this in part be disappointing for my legislative friends, but 99% the legislation we work on will never become law if we are lucky 99%. question is what is this role we'veou been given from my perspective? there is a purge there is an influence that is incredibly powerful and r

st. francis of assisi said proselytize always.ut when necessary, use words . >> that example is so powerful and i think about you as a legislator or policymaker. how do you think about the reach of policy, of legislation? your first year of senate in 2013 there was a terrible incident in chicago there was a young girl done down a gang member who thought she was someone else. president obama at the time said no law or set of laws can prevent every senseless act of violence in our country. when a child opened fire on another child there's a whole in that child's heart but the government can't fill. so when you think of yourself as a legislator, policymaker, how do you use your position to speak to all of us that is not always about the tactics of what law is passed, how you treat each other. >> i'll say this and it hiwill probably be edisappointing to some of my legislative friends but 99 epercent of the legislation wework on will never become law. if we're lucky , 99 percent so the question is what is this role that we've been give

st. francis of assisi is aht proselytize always. when necessary, use words. >> that example is so powerful, and to think about you as a legislator or a policymaker. how do you think about the reach of policy of legislation? your first year in the senate in 2013 there wasnc this terrible incident in chicago where there's a young girl gunned down, by a gang member who thought that she was someone else, and president obama at the time, he said no law or set of laws s can prevent every sensels acts of violence in our country. when a child opens fire on another child, there is a hole in that child's heart that the government can't fill. so when you think of yourself as a legislator or policymaker, how do you use your position to speak to all of us that is not always about the tactics of what law is passed, it's how we treat each other? >> i will say this, will probably be disappointed some of my legislative friends, but 99% of the legislation that would never become law. if we're lucky, 99%. so the question is what is this role that we b

pope francis will address worshippers in the vatican this morning, following the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope is lying in state in st basilica to allow mourners to pay their respects — until his funeral on thursday. this morning, pope francis has celebrated mass for the solemnity of mary in the vatican and is due to address worshippers in st peter's square in an hour's time. let's go straight to our europe correspondent, bethany bell, who's in vatican city. hgppy happy new year however up offence gone so far this morning? —— happy new year, how have at the events gone so far this morning? this new year, how have at the events gone so far this morning?- gone so far this morning? this is where benedict _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in - gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in state i gone so far this morning? this is l where benedict will lie in state and where benedict will lie in state and where the public will be allowed in to pay their respects to th

st. francis shopping center in daly city's had to close. >> for this one it stays on for around six hours smaller one which is good for maybe four to five hours. >> three doors down, the bakeshop does not have a generator. they are looking to lose anywhere from eight to $10,000. >> all the items in the fridge. that is a lot of money. we lose a lot of money. then we start all over from scratch. >> just telling the people it is closed. we don't have power. >> pg&e officials project the majority of the area will get their power restored after 6:00 p.m. i also asked what about business owners who lost thousands of dollars because of these power outages. they said to file a claim with pg&e. >> in san francisco there was minor flooding in the marina district. melanie woodrow has the story. >> traffic in the marina was fairly light shared those who did venture outside were prepared. >> near the warming hut the waves are crashing. you can see water pooling on the ground as well as yellow caution tape preventing people from crossing into this area. you can see some on the others. it has not stoppe

st. francis detention center property.seen on surveillance tape stealing a car from a parking lot of a neighboring business and fleeing. the escape left an entire community on edge and fearful. >> locking my doors. >> i am scared. i have a lot of little grand babies and my daughters are tiny and they should do a better job keeping these people off the street. >> all five inmates were originally being held on felony charges. three were known sex offenders, one was charged with the rape of a 12-year-old girl. the men are said to be riding in a dark gray toyota with a rear temporary missouri plate and no license plate up front. rewards up to $5 thousand currently being offered for their return. dana. >> dana: hope for a good outcome here. >> bill: so in california, a sheriff's department now mourning the loss of one of their own. riverside county deputy calhoun was shot and killed while answering a call a week ago today. the 30-year-old deputy leaves behind a pregnant wife and two young sons and now tunnel to towers is steppi

st. francis square shopping center in daly city most businesses had to close. >> for this one, it stays on for around six hours. then i have a smaller one which is good for maybe four to five hours. >> three doors down come of the bakeshop does not have a generator. they are getting ready to lose anywhere between eight to $10,000. >> all the items on the fridge. that is a lot of money we need to throw out. we lose a lot of money. then we start all over again from scratch. >> just telling the people it is closed. we don't have power. >> according to pg&e officials, power will be fully restored in the coming hours. i asked what about business owners who lost thousands of dollars with these outages. they said to file a claim with pg&e. >> across the bay area. they are down to half of what they were at the peak. this is pg&e's map of current outages. the orange squares are the biggest outages. the north bay and the peninsula account for most of the current power outages. if you lose power you can still watch abc7news live on your phone. we are streaming through the bay area episode download it

pope francis has addressed thousands of people who've gathered at st peter's square in the vatican, a xvi. the pope described his predecessor as a faithful servant of the gospel and the church. from monday, the body of the former pontiff will lie in state before his funeral on thursday. here's our religion editor, aleem maqbool. singing they gathered at a mass for peace, at st peter's basilica. this traditional start to the catholic new year was, of course, overshadowed by the passing of benedict xvi. his successor talked of now entrusting the pope emeritus to the holy mother for his journey to god. later, it was many thousands that poured into st peter's square to see pope francis appear at a balcony and hear a prayer for his predecessor. translation: let us all 'oin together with one heart h and one soul, in thanking god for this faithful servant, of the gospel and the church. the legacy of pope benedict for some is complicated by the way he's viewed to have handled abuse scandals, particularly when he was archbishop of munich. how do you look back at that now? 0n the one hand, we c

st. francis hospital. the district attorney was contacted and it was determined that the tennessee bureau of investigation would handle this investigation. we did reach out to the memphis police department to get our hands on the police report, the incident report. they declined to give that to us. earlier we spoke to a family friend of one of the officers involved, emmitt martin iii. we spoke to beanie cobb, a retired sheriff and he said martin showed up in his office a few days after that appearing remorseful. >> i saw the pain on his face. he said he hadn't slept in five days. when he was expressing to me the things that went on, he was teary-eyed. >> reporter: cobb said martin defended his use of force saying he had to do what he had to do to get nichols into custody. pamela? >> the district attorney does not believe he did what he needed to do. nick valencia, thank you. here to discuss, civil rights attorney aretha martin, captain ron johnson and former richmond, virginia, police officer joe estid. ar

francis has addressed worshippers in the vatican this morning. his address follows the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope will be lying in state in stilica from monday to allow mourners to pay their respects — until his funeral on thursday. pope francis celebrated mass for the "solemnity of mary" in the vatican, and afterwards he paid tribute to his predessecor in st peter's square. translation: the beginning of the new year is for _ translation: the beginning of the new year is for mary. _ translation: the beginning of the new year is for mary. let's - translation: the beginning of the new year is for mary. let's invoke l new year is for mary. let's invoke her into intercession, especially for pope benedict xvi, who left this world yesterday morning. letters all join together with one heart and one soul and thanking god for the gift of this faithful servant of the gospel and the church. we saw recently, on the television, his images and all of the activities and life of pope benedict. 0ur europe correspondent bethany bell sent this update. pope francis began this prayer praying for mary's intercession for benedict who died yesterda

this is the scene in st peter's square, where pope francis is due to address worshippers, one day after the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. as russian missiles strike kyiv — a former international criminal tribunal prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried in ukraine for war crimes. and croatia begins the new year with a new currency — switching from the kuna to the euro. pope francis is addressing worshippers in the vatican this morning. here merged a matter of moments ago, it is poignant this year, following the death of his predecessor, pope benedict xvi. the pope is lying in state inside, will be lying in state from st peter's basilica on monday, tomorrow, to allow mourners to pay their respects. his funeral will be held on thursday. there was a mass held on thursday. there was a mass held earlier inside st peter's basilica on what is the 56 world day of peace. the pope appealing for peace and also asking holy mary to accompany the former pope. let's hear. translation: this is a mary's greatness, as the angel celebrate, the shepherds come and praise god for what is hap

addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict the sixteenthaithful servant of the gospel and the church'. pope benedict died at the age of 95. the climate campaign group extinction rebellion says it will temporarily stop using public disruption tactics in the uk. hundreds of the activists have been arrested after blockading traffic, locking and gluing themselves together, but the group say "very little has changed". you are watching bbc news. now our world: myanmar: inside the resistance a people's army made up of unlikely soldiers. they're sacrificing everything to fight for democracy in myanmar. their enemy is general min aung hlaing, who seized power in a coup, ousting and jailing the country's top elected leaders. what started as a protest movement is now an armed uprising. we follow a mother and student as they become soldiers in this new civil war. as the death toll mounts, and the world looks away, can they restore democracy? whistle blows deep in the jungles of myanmar, hundreds of protesters are being turned into soldiers here in this

francis has addressed worshippers in the vatican this morning. his address follows the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope will be lying in state in stilica from monday to allow mourners to pay their respects — until his funeral on thursday. pope francis celebrated mass for the solemnity of mary in the vatican, and afterwards he paid tribute to his predessecor in st peter's square. translation: the beginning of the | new year is entrusted to mary most holy, whom we celebrate today as mother of god. at this time, let us invoke her intercession, especially for pope emeritus benedict xvi, who left this world yesterday morning. applause. let us alljoin together with one heart and one soul in thanking god for the gift of this faithful servant of the gospel and of the church. we saw recently, on the television, his images and all of the activities and life of pope benedict. let's cross to our religion editor aleem maqbool at the vatican now. we just listen to a little cleft of what pope francis had to say. what was the ambience like in st peter's sqaure, unto what was said today? just extraordinary scenes this morning as thousands of peopl

st. peter's square. >> dignitaries from around the world will be attending and pope francis will be leading the mass. he'll become the first pontiff in modern times to preside over the funeral service for his predecessor. moments ago the coffin carrying pope benedict left st. peter's basilica, where he's been lying in state since monday. >> now, before he became pope benedict, joseph ratzinger was born in 1927 in germany, became a cardinal in 1977. following the death of john paul he was elected pope in 2005. he resigned from his role as pope in 2013. benedict said his choice to step down was made to liz lack of strength of body and of mind. >> cnn is covering all angles of today's events. senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen and senior vatican analyst jonathan allen are both in rome, but we begin with vatican correspondent delia gallagher who's joining us from st. peter's square. delia, explain to us what the atmosphere is like as the faithful gather on this day. >> reporter: well, bianca, i've been here for a few hours. now, they started coming in the early hours of the morning to fi

we heard from pope francis a couple of times today, first at a mass for peace that was held in st peter's benedict xvi, "to the holy mother, to accompany him from this world to god." and then later, pope francis appeared at a balcony here at the vatican for what is his regular sunday lunchtime homily, where he started this week by asking people to join together, as you rightly say, to pray for the man he called a faithful servant to the gospel and to the church. extraordinary scenes, though. we saw thousands of people pour into the square from every side. vatican police told us a short while ago that they thought around 40,000 people were here to witness that homily. of course a lot of people happen to be in rome for new year, from around the world, including a man i met from chicago, who said in spite of the fact that he knew that pope benedict had been ill for some time, there was still a sense of shock. others did refer to the complicated legacy of pope benedict, but of course many more people will pour into rome and the vatican in the coming days, first for the laying in state and the

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addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, as a faithful servant of the gospel and the church. pope francis will preside over benedict's funeral on thursday. as russian missiles strike kyiv, a former international criminal tribunal prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried in ukraine for war crimes. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader could not be clearer. and croatia begins the new year with a new currency — switching from the kuna to the euro. nationalist parties wanted to keep the kuna, but were overruled by the constitutional court. now on bbc news — it's click. this week, we are celebrating 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we will look at the secrets behind the broadcasting technologies that changed the world. a radio legend talks about legendary radio. i used to set my watch by the pips. my favourite pip is always the last one. lara watches tv with friends. i guess the idea is we're not actually meant to be in the same place. and in the quest for greener energy, omar discovers a tasteless flu

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addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, asa faithful servant of the gospel and the church". pope benedict died at the age of 95. climate protest group extinction rebellion says it's going to temporarily stop its public disruption tactics in the uk, and focus instead on large—scale protests. and celebrations have taken place around the world to herald the start of 2023. the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. a miserable start to the new yearfor spurs — unai emery�*s aston villa come away with the points at the tottenham hotspur stadium. sterling's on the mark for chelsea, but did they hang on to beat forest and continue the kick—start to their season. and high fives all around, as great britain reach the play—off round of the inaugural united cup. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. it's a been a new year's day to forget for tottenham fans — the opening game of 2023 saw

st. peter's basilica. pope francisfrom his written homily to pray aloud for pope benedict the 16th, the vatican announcing his death at the age of 95. he will lie in state starting tomorrow with a funeral plan for this coming thursday, benedict was the first pope in 600 years to retire, so some procedures following his death will be entirely new. joining me now from front you is and is nbc news correspondent claudia reveler, thank you for joining. a funeral procession there on the way, what can you tell us about what is happening inside the vatican? >> hey mehdi, well today the pope, pope francis, just presided over two scheduled events. this morning he led a mass that he holds every thursday of the year, in st. peters square, and then later on he delivered the scheduled sunday prayer from the weaned of -- and in both occasions, he paid tribute to pope emerita benedict the 16th. i will just read you what he said during the mass. he said today we interest beloved pope emeritus benedict the 16th to his holy mother that s

addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, as a faithful servant of the gospel and the church. pope benedict died yesterday at age of 95. as russian missiles strike kyiv — a former war crimes prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried this year for crimes against humanity. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader "could not be clearer". brazil's new left—wing president, luiz inacio lula da silva, will be sworn into office today — 20 years since he first led the country. he narrowly beat his far—right predecessorjair bolsanaro. mr bolsanaro is boycotting the inauguration. you are watching bbc news. now, ending the falklands war. recording now. yeah, yeah, yeah. right, i'm ready to go. are you keen to answer it as well? oh, yes, yes. you can stop to think about an answer, you don't have to do it all in one go — it's just a conversation with me and i'll take you — i'll take you through the experiences. absolutely, yeah. um, yeah, 0k. clapper bangs. you're literally lying face down, pressed your face into this

st. peters square and you will be presided by pope francis himself.ancis today carried out the scheduled events. he held mass this morning inside st. peters square and then deliver the usual sunday prayer from the window of the papal apartments, going to st. peters square. and drying both advance he paid tribute to the pope and marcus benedict 16. glory. >> claudio lavanga force at the vatican. thank you. up next, we worry about the safety of planes in crowded spaces. what about attacks on the power grid? next, the impact they can have in what can be done to stop them. one to sto them ter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshield and recalibrated their car's advanced safety system, so features like automatic emergency braking will work properly. >> tech: alright, all finished. >> dad: wow, that's great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> si

his funeral will be held on thursday at st peter's square. pope francis will leave that service.iden released a statement about the former pontiff saying in part, he will be remembered as a renowned theologian with a lifetime of devotion to the church, guided by his principles and faith, may his focus on the ministry of charity continue to be an inspiration to us all. house speaker nancy pelosi also commented on benedict's passing saying. in part, paul and i join our fellow catholic catholics and mourning the passing of pope benedict the 16th, a global leader whose devotion scholarship and hopeful message , stir the hearts of people of all faiths. spiritually i am always moved by pope benedict's powerful and cyclical god is love, where he quotes saint augustine highlighting our moral duty as public servants to fight for justice. tributes continue to pour in for pioneering journalist barbara walters. walters died yesterday at the age of 93. she spent more than 50 years on nbc and abc breaking barriers for both female and male journalists. she worked as a news producer, reporter, h

addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, as "a faithful servant of the gospel and the church". pope benedict died yesterday at age of 95. celebrations have been taking place around the world to herald the start of 2023. the firework display in london also paid tribute to the late queen, elizabeth ii. as russian missiles strike kyiv, a former war crimes prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried this yearfor crimes against humanity. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader "could not be clearer." and croatia begins the new year with a new currency, switching from the kuna to the euro, and entering the europe's schengen zone, which allows internal travel without border checks. it's just ten years since croatia joined the eu. thanks for your company over the last few_ thanks for your company over the last few hours. _ now, charles�*s kingdom. born a prince, he grew up in the public eye, the man who would be king. with the queen's passing, the responsibility for the united kingdom and the wider commonwealth n

addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, as "a faithful servant of the gospel and the church". pope benedict died at the age of 95. climate protest group extinction rebellion says it's going to temporarily stop its public disruption tactics in the uk, and focus instead on large—scale protests. that's it for me for the time being, i'll be back at the top of the hour. now on bbc news — addiction: the road to recovery. a warning, this programme contains upsetting content. cocaine is a devil, to be fair. this is a story of drugs and booze and addiction. i think with addiction the end result for anybody is death, prison, or institution. it's the story of the fight to get clean for those living the edge. generally, seriously, one slip would kill me, because i'd feel like there would be no going back. a sharp scratch. at a time when drug and alcohol deaths are soaring, something has to change. i simply hope that people will who have been treated rather like lepers are now on a journey which treats them as people with a health conditio

addressing crowds at st peter's square, pope francis has described his predecessor, benedict xvi, as a faithful servant of the gospel and the church. pope benedict died yesterday at age of 95. as russian missiles strike kyiv — a former war crimes prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried this year for crimes against humanity. sir geoffrey nice said the case against the russian leader "could not be clearer". in his new year message the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has described the social care system as �*broken�*. the uk government has said it's providing £7.5 billion in support for the sector over the next two years. new government figures show that more than 45,700, people arrived in the uk in 2022 by crossing the channel on small boats. the last crossings of the year happened on christmas day when 90 people made the journey from france in two boats. now on bbc news it's time for review 2022, and it's been a year where health news has again dominated the headlines. our correspondent, dominic hughes, looks back now on some of the biggest challenges faced this year b

st. francis i know that supervisor peskin has a few words (clapping.) supervisor mandelman. >> oh, oh yeah. >> well matt has said everything but i want to thank matt for and rory diamond for doing that congratulate matthew have served through be extraordinary time in the city attorney's office and who have done great things for san francisco and built the finest public law office in the united states and you're an important part that have that in helping the voters of san francisco to pick one of those long-lasting city attorney and helped the careers along the way from the national we have in large measure those folks along the way you you helped by matthew rothschild i've been on both sides of matthew since starting and sometimes having difficulties and having that- it is a loss for san francisco and for our city attorney's office we're losing you from that office but glad we're keeping you as san franciscans for a long time to engage my politics and with great people and especially um, what you've done part of the generation that swept in the last ye

st. francis i know that supervisor peskin has a few words (clapping.) supervisor mandelman. >> oh, oh yeah. >> well matt has said everything but i want to thank matt for and rory diamond for doing that congratulate matthew have served through be extraordinary time in the city attorney's office and who have done great things for san francisco and built the finest public law office in the united states and you're an important part that have that in helping the voters of san francisco to pick one of those long-lasting city attorney and helped the careers along the way from the national we have in large measure those folks along the way you you helped by matthew rothschild i've been on both sides of matthew since starting and sometimes having difficulties and having that- it is a loss for san francisco and for our city attorney's office we're losing you from that office but glad we're keeping you as san franciscans for a long time to engage my politics and with great people and especially um, what you've done part of the generation that swept in the last ye