steven b. ms. debbie morrow: he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. ms. nolan: (voiceover) he's lovable. ms. nolan: i mean, you just--everybody loves steven b. craig melvin: (voiceover) but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. detective ken clark: (voiceover) and they came upon a body floating in the water. mr. mckinney: shot him one time in the back of the head. ms. nolan: (voiceover) i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. ms. nolan: it's like this can't be happening. craig melvin: (voiceover) what did happen? the hunt is on a gleaming yacht. ms. nolan: i thought, why did you get on that boat? craig melvin: (voiceover) a scheming businessman and a missing fortune. ms. nolan: you're a multimillionaire and you don't have any money. craig melvin: (voiceover) from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. mr. mckinney: i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. steven b. williams was a man with a gol

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b. steven welch spoke about the importance of sailing and the sea scouts i was a part of sea scouts growing gave me opportunity i never could have had. got involved and met many san francisco students, children from all walks of life. all over the city. it is the preemnanlt out reach to bring our city youth into usage of the became i recommend there be more engagement with stake holders. the location and shame the layout and tenants. we have to historical boats. incredible participation from a number of boats. including many that are children and high school programs use we have no motors. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm mark and -- long time resident slip hole nert west hashar. good morning commissioners. san francisco is a world class city we deserve a world class waterfront and we commend the effort this is are going forth. my points are short and direct. i believe stated by others we got a safety issue. we choose to relect a gap dock in the west harbor.nd foremost many reasons we host over 30 regadas a year. 90% don't operate with motors. second point, i'm a believer that we need t

context statement was authored by historian grant grandin, with contributions by eric ma, paul liu, steven bnes, and william tran, with support from historic preservation consultants icf. peer review of the draft context statement was completed by scholars, planners, and community advocates in 2022, and a translation of the document was completed in 2024. over the past year, working with community engagement consultant incommon, the department has collaborated on a series of community events and projects featuring the context statement with the sunset chinese cultural district, western neighborhoods project and the san francisco public library. the chinese american historic context statement chronicles the history of the chinese american community in san francisco from 19th century through today, and covers topics ranging from immigration and community formation, the founding sorry, thank you. the founding of cultural of community and cultural organizations and religious institutions, neighborhood settlements and residential patterns, artistic and cultural expression, and the struggle for ci

. >> rocker, rappers, r&b stars. >> steven understood rock n roll and owed a debt to the content of africaa pirate. he is nothing less than revolutionary. >> i was spiritually exhausted. i said what i wanted to say. no record company wanted to sign me anymore. so i walked my dog for seven years. i wanted to be very different. as different as i could be, thinking i'm never going back to music again. >> in the e. street band, stevie van zandt has done it all, on stage and screen he captured audiences and awards around the world, but you just saw a clip from the new hbo documentary that focuses on a part of his life that even his biggest fans might not know, his work as an activist. it is called stevie van zandt, disciple now streaming on max and another documentary row diary it's so cold out, just lock down and watch it all. and he also has a memoir out, unrequired infatuations. all your christmas needs, stevie can deliver on. we have to start with this. most people that achieved your level of music, have done it. this is what i'm doing with my life. i'm the man. i'm successful. mwah. but yo

diane from rocklin, california,, i will sign up for public if steven miller is handing them out, obey bis your favourite christmas food? goose! christmas goose! dennis from hernando mississippi, i hope you get a shirt with a manly call her for christmas! what you mean my collar is a manly? are you saying i have an effeminate colour? -- collar. >> welcome to this special edition,

diane from rocklin, california,, i will sign up for public if steven miller is handing them out, obey b,... zach -- what is your favourite christmas food? goose! christmas goose! dennis from hernando mississippi, i hope you get a shirt with a manly call her for christmas! what you mean my collar is a manly? are you saying i have an effeminate colour? -- collar. >> welcome to this special edition, filling in for sean, we start with a fox news alert, president trump leading the way on budget negotiations endorsing a new drastically slimmed down to keep the government open. on capitol hill, that measure was just voted down in the clock is ticking a government funding runs dry at midnight tomorrow, that's about 26 hours from now. this comes as we learn shocking new details about how the biden white house cocooned and protected a diminished commander and chief. reporting comes from this expose in "the wall street journal", the report that quote, there was limits over who biden's spoke with -- biden spoke with, and limits around the sources of information he consumed. the president of the uni

b. steven welch spoke about the importance of sailing and the sea scouts i was a part of sea scouts growing up it gave me opportunity i never could have had. got involved and met many san francisco students, children from all walks of life. all over the city. it is the preemnanlt out reach to bring our city youth into usage of the became i recommend there be more engagement with stake holders. the location and shame the layout and tenants. we have to historical boats. incredible participation from a number of boats. including many that are children and high school programs use we have no motors. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm mark and -- long time resident slip hole nert west hashar. good morning commissioners. san francisco is a world class city we deserve a world class waterfront and we commend the effort this is are going forth. my points are short and direct. i believe stated by others we got a safety issue. we choose to relect a gap dock in the west harbor. first and foremost bad idea for many reasons we host over 30 regadas a year. 90% don't operate with motors. second point, i'

b route. we have valley risky as a security and political affairs analyst and will talk to you. we cross the, steven cc me. he's an award winning journalist and chief editor of mid east this course. alright, gentlemen, prospect rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated. right. start out in berlin motor could um we had um, um jake sullivan, come out. and the last new cycle saying that the us will cry about the pressure syria is facing chrome, and it will kind of link a group, the h t s. here. of course he didn't use the world a word i'll tell you that he just said opposition. a to the government in damascus . what is your take on this? i mean, there's so many moving pieces. we have air to one. there's apparently a signed off on this. so signing away the entire a style or process. they write the russians, but so much time into we obviously know there is and is really hand in here because of the timing of it immediately after the cease fire or truce in 11 on the this is unfinished business. as i said in my introduction, go ahead to exactly picture i just wann

steven: great question. if you are going to bhy wouldn't you stay in school where you are essentially the big person on campus? why wouldn't you structure a better name, image, and likeness deal with the collective to pay you more than what you would receive if you are a late round draft pick? same with the nfl. it gives the opportunity for a lot of the student athletes to capitalize on their name, image, and likeness and find brand deals that can set them up for the future. what we need to do is put in guidelines and standards so it is an equal playing field. if you can see based on the college football playoffs, the big schools are obviously winning. vonnie: we have to get you back in the new year, we haven't got enough time to talk all this through. steven olenick from mintz. i want to bring you more details on that breaking news that sonali gave you earlier. the bidenistration urging the supreme court to uphold the u.s. tiktok band. that brief being filed at the supreme court. they are making dueling arguments as a showdown r

stevens cable posing from to dc for audi. what am it says of a replay of the 2014 wide onto in his own city? the mail to b. c has said t, o subs for and not national interest. well, that was in response to that as the recently criticizing the general searches and even announcing sections i guess today he doesn't belong to himself, doesn't belong to his family. and most importantly, doesn't belong to you train and the training and people he serves the interest of other countries. we had from narrow, brought to sea levels and full a political prisoner stopped in 2008. he found himself behind falls in georgia as a pulling file of the 2nd student government. he says that kids ongoing support all the top full. the president continues to shape biological ties between the states that needed fixing it up. i guess it was. ukraine has always supported such really say even demanded his release. they have repeatedly appealed directly through diplomats and through european politicians and officials. they all wanted to rescue him because he was promised that when he would be smuggled into georgia in a truck with milk or

know who was saying it on nicole's show earlier, george stevens i think was saying that if somehow they figured out all these folks who are on these h1 b somehow steve bannon wouldn't be opposed to the whole thing but the fact is they're not. we are attracting people particularly as engineers and doctors from china, from india, from the middle east, and there's a lot of them. what's the issue? why are we -- why do we do that? why are we calling these people in from other places? the organizer some of the criticism is why can't we just hire american engineers, american cardiologists? what's the issue here? why do we have shortages in america? >> the bottom line is we are just not producing enough people with those skills among the nativeborn and we have really good evidence of this. there are studies that show that companies don't resort to the h1 b visa unless they really, really have to. that is they have first tried to fill the position with u.s.- born workers and they simply can't. in fact, what research shows is the companies that are not able to get h1 b workers because they lose out on the lottery by which those workers are assig

stevens. steve wycoff as special envoy to the middle east and kelly loeffler as small business administrator and all of them have one thing in common at least. they are billionaires with a bs, our political analyst tim miller and a former rnc spokesman and now will host of the bulwark podcast and also joining us as a correspondent for bbc studios and then the cnbc senior washington correspondent who interviewed vivek ramaswamy yesterday. we thought with you -- start with you. your thoughts? >> they are envisioning a total transformation of the federal government top to bottom and they will look at every possible couch for change in the federal government and the question is whether they can do it. the first problem they have is one of authority. they are an outside commission and it's a souped-up blue ribbon commission. we have seen those before trying to tackle spending. the other thing is the scale. they talked about $2 trillion worth of cuts out of a $6 trillion budget and you can't really do that without cutting what they call all of the discretionary spending which is everything the federal government does including the pentagon and then maybe touching some of the so