waltzes he loves strauss waltzes. so one day i was up there just put the music on. i have noticed that the screen was went right up with the show movie on the stage. so i ran to the stage and adjusted. the lights were still on and the blue danube waltz was playing. and so i had looked back at the audience with the lights on and i saw these people, young and elders, sitting there with their eyes closed, listening to the blue danube waltz. and at the scene that has never left my mind. why was that important? it was just due to the peacefulness music could bring to people that were troubled. and we have this was back just after the depression and things were really hard on the reservations and yet they found their way to $0.50. we would go out again to see a movie every sunday night after i started a newspaper and a lot of the kids had gone to school with the holy rosary during the years i was there. one time i got a call from, a young lady who's who's dead, and she said, we'd like to have you come and talk to us. so the

a local philanthropists and an heir to the levi strauss fortune. she's live in the newsroom now with more on that conversation. interesting candidate catherine. yeah, he he wants to unseat mayor breed in the november 2024 election. >> daniel lurie is campaigning on the city's a quality of life problems. that means he wants to tackle problems like homelessness, drug dealing overdose deaths. lori is the founder of tipping point. that's an antipoverty, a nonprofit. he argues his management track record there along with lots of city project means he can get things done. i asked him, though, about some of the persistent problems the city, including people who absolutely refuse services and shelter. >> this is a block by block. proposition. we're talking about first. you need to have enough shelter, pets, which we have not. we need enough shelter that. so that would be the first thing that i would do stand-up enough shelter beds. and then when you do offer someone a shelter bed and they refuse well, and if they say no, they have to move. and then it's ab

local philanthropist and heir to the levi strauss, fortune kathryn's live in the newsroom tonight with that story. kathleen granted annular. yeah, he wants to unseat mayor breed in the >> november 2024 election. he is campaigning on the city's quality of life problems. that means e wants to try to tackle problems like homelessness, drug dealing overdose deaths. lori is the founder of tipping point. that's antipoverty, a nonprofit. he tells the story of deciding to run the day he and his 2 children walk past a man in the street who was naked and screaming. nobody was doing anything to help. larry says he was troubled by the fact people had seemingly become accustomed to scenes like that and says city leaders are not doing enough. i ask how he feels his experience and running a nonprofit prepares him for running what is perceived to be a seriously troubled city. >> i ran a foundation and tipping point for 15 years. but beyond that, i also rams super bowl was able to convene leaders from all over the region to do what he had to be done to host a great events brought in 240 million dollars

lori is among the heirs to the levi strauss fortune. his mother is a billionaire. and yes, this does frequently come up. i asked him today that's relevant to his campaign, whether it's a good thing or a potential liability. >> but, you know, it's fair everything is fair in this >> but all i ask ask people to look at what i've done with my life and my it's always been in service to others. tipping point from 2005 to 2020 super bowl, 50 making the most philanthropic and giving super bowl in nfl history. everything i have done with with the opportunities i've been given has been about service and giving back and being part of the solution. and so. people ask me about it. and that's how i'll respond. and i'm not running away from it. >> mayor london breed's campaign has suggested lori's platform isn't really all that different from hers, including a focus on police on curbing drug dealing arguing. the main difference is a lack of experience. but laurie says leaders like breed of had plenty of time to do more. and the problems are not going away. lori does know this cou

joining us now is daniel strauss. thanks so much for being here.this gun flap is a small example, but it is a reminder that even though the former president seems to be teflon with gop voters and seems to be on the glide path to the nomination, he is under indictment and if he is running against joe biden in a general election, he is going to be a candidate on trial. it is not something that i don't think that we are discussing every day and like i said, it was a small example here in this gun shop, but it says something really big. >> yeah, i mean, it is not unusual for candidates to -- for presidential candidates especially in a republican primary to visit a gun shop. but it is in addition and it is new ground for the country, for a general election candidate to be facing indictment and have to juggle both trials and those indictments and the regular sort of requirements of campaigning. those are going to be the two major obstacles that the former president is going to have to deal with should he get the nomination to be president of the united s

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levi strauss heir and philanthropist officially filed paperwork to run for mayor of san francisco. in his campaign announcement he positioned hill self as an outsider claiming the same people who have been in power for too long. san francisco supervisor is also running. he was live in our studio this morning it unveil a crime fighting program that will require police officers to walk the beat in high crime neighborhoods. >> we certainly need more officers. at the end of the day, it's a mind set shift. it's about putting officers out there, anticipating the crime, working with the community, allocating resources were they're needed most. >> the supervisor is second to release more details on his plan later today. >>> oakland businesses saying enough is enough in the face of business killing crime. restaurants struggling to stay open as others shut down. the response, businesses banding together for a one day strike. shawn chitnis tells us what their message is and what they demand of oakland leaders. >> reporter: businesses in oakland wanting to make it clear they feel like they hav

san francisco philanthropist and heir to the levi strauss family fortune has entered the race for the mayor of san francisco. daniel lurie is the latest big name to challenge mayor breed next year. as sergio quintana tells us, the announcement came with plenty of fanfare. >> reporter: he walked on stage to the sound "my hometown" by bruce springsteen as daniel lurie announced his candidacy, he brought along high-profile friends including former 49ers ronnie lott, nonprofit ceo jose, and former state surgeon general. he's a big name challenger to mayor london breed at a moment the city is facing serious issues and the mayor is facing sharp criticism. >> this is not a crisis of resources this is a crisis of leadership. >> reporter: this was a very well-organized campaign lawn event, something you would see at state or national level campaigns. lurie is clearly well funded, but he does come to the race with zero experience in government, something he openly acknowledges. >> if you want more of the same, there will be plenty of people that have been in city hall for a decade, 20-plus year

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let's bring in daniel strauss. great to have you.a policy way but even desantis there was a little personal saying that he was basically born on third base. >> yeah, it is a clear sign that nothing else has been working so far. time is ticking down before the iowa caucuses and polling has shown that trump is the far and away frontrunner in this field. and nothing else has worked so far. most of the candidates that you played clips from have tried ignoring him or taking a light touch to him, but that has not cut down his lead. so at this point direct contrasts are the only alternative and the argument still as former governor haley made is that maybe he was the right president for the time but now is different. >> and a lot has changed. and it will be interesting to see what plays out on the debate stage. trump won't be there. but i wonder if we'll see a lot more republican candidates taking it to him. listen to what chris christie had to say about this. >> if he had any guts, he'd get on the debate stage and he's got things to say ab

you might know him as a local philanthropist or as air to the levi strauss fortune. jose martinez takes a look inside his campaign announcement and the early response. >> reporter: what is the first thing that comes to mind when you look at the city? that was a big topic of discussion today here in potrero hill where daniel lori officially announced his candidacy for mayor of san francisco. a view like none other playing host to potrero hill. >> what you think when you look at this view? >> i think we are capable of so much and we are not living up to the expectations that we all have for our city. >> reporter:'s announcement drew a crowd of friends, family, supporters and curious voters, as well as a political and community activist in the mission. >> i think at this point in time it is important to have a democratic process that brings new ideas to the table. the city is really struggling and we are all feeling that struggle. this is a city that a lot of people love, has a lot of wealth. there is not a lack of money, but a lack of political will. it will be interes

levi strauss air danielle lawrie is throwing his hat into become the next san francisco mayor. he plans to fill paperwork at the department of elections this morning. lurie is a san francisco native who also founded the antipoverty organization tipping point community in 2005, he would become mayor london breed second major challenger after supervisor ahsha stuff. i do declared his candidacy back in may. well in the east bay. a father is speaking out now after what he's calling an unsettling encounter with alameda county deputies. anthony hudson says he was filming a tiktok video with his daughter when the deputy showed up pointed a gun and later handcuffed him. another officer patted down the teen hudson, a videographer was filming outside of his car with a tripod. the alameda county sheriff's office says that somebody called in and mistakenly identified that tripod and phone as a possible firearm. so they called 9-1-1 thinking there was this gun pointing out of a car. and so the police came to investigate. people get killed like this. >> you know, we don't know what's going o

he is the heir to the levi strauss fortune for his stepfather. lurie is positioning himself as an outsider in a race against mayor london n. breed and supervisor -- coming up at 7:00, we will hear from lurie about why he decided to enter the race, and from a city supervisor who is also seeking to unseat mayor breed. >>> president biden is in the bay area tonight, as part of a two day trip. he has a little bit of politics and a lot of fundraising. anne makovec has been tracking the present -- president, has more on his five point >> reporter: right now, he had in atherton at a fundraiser, the price of admission between five and $100,000, being hosted by the billionaire couple behind the hiding sinus foundation, which gives grants to fight climate change. air force one touched down a half-hour ahead of schedule this afternoon, around 3:30. after some tarmac meet and greets, the president was whisked away to atherton. later, he is said to continue north to san francisco, where he will stay the night. there are road closures in place now around the f

levi strauss air and land oedipus daniel lori has officially filed paperwork to run for mayor of san francisco. in his campaign announcement, he position himself as an outsider, claiming the same people had been in power for too long. also running for mayor is san francisco supervisor who spoke today on our morning addition about his new initiative to make san francisco streets safer. >> we have a proposal we are rolling out today that says we are going to put officers back out on the street. we are going to put -- we have been having conversations with the chief , people in the community. they want to see people out in the community doing community policing, suppressing crime and stopping crime before it even happens. the officers need to be present and visible. >> the supervisor is introducing legislation, calling for increased foot and bike patrols throughout the city. >>> in solano county, dna evidence led investigators to a man accused of abducting and killing a 6-year-old boy decades ago. jeremy stoner disappeared from his vallejo home in february of 1987 and was found dead on

he is the air to the levi strauss fortune through his stepfather. he is tryiying to position himself as an outsider in the race against mayor london breed and supervisor ahsha safai. >>> the u.s. is four days away from a possible government shutdown . the senate and house moving forward with their own spending bills. there is no guarantee other plan will pass once the bill heads to the opposite chamber. if congress fails to act before the end of the week, thousands a government workers will face for lows and others will be forced to work without pay. >>> the athletics reported that the warriors and the wnba are expected to finalize a deal to bring a franchise to the bay area. the team will play a chase center of the the warriors operations and they will practice at the warriors open facilities. the official announcement come in the next couple of days. >>> today will be a gorgeous day across the bay. we are standing on the virtual map and you could see plenty of sunshine from the camera on a roof. there are interesting things showing up on the big m

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the 46-year-old is the heir to the levi strauss fortune. he announced a couple days ago he wanted to unseat mayor london breed next year. it's not going to be easy for whoever the next mayor is. the city is trying to reinvent itself and clean up its streets. joining us now is daniel lurie. thanks for being with us. okay. let's not sugar coat this. you're from a wealthy family. you've never had political office, and really not many people know who you are. how do you convince san francisco voters that you can handle this? >> well, first, raj, thanks for having me on. i have a long career of getting big things done. first, i want to tell you i was born and raised in this city. i'm a father of two. i love san francisco. i love how diverse we are, how inclusive we are. and i was raised in a family where i was afforded many opportunities. and the thing that my parents taught me was that when doors are opened, for me, i got to bring as many people along with me. and i've done that throughout my career. i did it with the organization tipping point

the levi's strauss heir launching his campaign to run for mayor. >>> president biden arichg in the bay area just about 60 minutes ago this is his third visit to the bay area this year alone. the president and air force one touched down at moffett field at 3:20 this afternoon. the president then ascended the stairs from air force one, and he even stopped to talk, take some pictures of people waiting for his arrival on the tarmac, even a selfie with his family before going inside the nasa ames research center at moffett field. next, he is headed for atherton, one of the richest cities in america, for a private fund-raiser. the event is being held and tickets range from $500 to $1,000. we will have a report live next with more on the president's plans in the bay area including a meeting with some big names in tech before he leaves tomorrow. >>> new at 4:30, another major retailer is closing stores in the bay area because of crime, and this time it is target. the locations are in san francisco, oakland, and pittsburg. let's bring in scott budman. scott, you broke the news today on social m

levi strauss heir daniel laurie announces his run for mayor. we're live as his campaign gets under way as some voice concerns over his candidacy. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> we begin in oakland, where businesses are forfeiting daily profits to make a statement to city leaders. they are turning away customer in an effort to get the city of oakland to do more to curb crime. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez has the tactic that might surprise a lot of people. >> it might seem counterintuitive, but the oakland business owners say they are going to put up those closed signs in windows, giving up income, in order to send that message. about 200 business owners gathered in front of closed store fronts to the city's response to armed holdups in daylight, carjackings and break-ins, and policies the business owners say were well intentioned but didn't end up working in the real world. >> it is not easy to admit we support a failed policy, but someone right now has to encourage and admit we are wrong. that's the lea

entering the race to replace london breed as mayor of san francisco, philanthropist and heir to the levi strauss family fortune, daniel lurie announced his candidacy this morning. >> lurie says that san francisco is facing a crisis of leadership, blaming breed and labeling her as an insider who's failed to tackle the city's biggest problems, specifically crime and homelessness. you can't solve san francisco's problems if you aren't willing or able to challenge the systems that have allowed these problems to fester for that's why we need new leadership from the outside. >> the 46 year old is the founder of tipping point community, a nonprofit working to fight poverty. >> he also led the effort to bring super bowl 50 to the bay area in 2015. >> today, the state's superintendent of public instruction officially announced his plans to run for california governor when gavin newsom's term ends in 2027. tony thurmond says his campaign will focus on his life story and overcoming adversity. prior to serving as the state superintendent, he served in the state assembly and before that on the richmond city

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the race today, registering his candidacy, larizza, local philanthropist and an heir to the levi strauss fortune. he says he wants to unseat mayor breed in the november 2024 election. he's campaigning on the city's quality of life issues, meaning he wants to tackle problems like homelessness, drug dealing and overdose deaths. lori is the founder of tipping point and anti poverty, nonprofit. lori would become mayor london breed second major challenger after san francisco supervisor ahsha e who declared his candidacy in may. today supervisor south it held a news conference to propose more police foot and bicycle patrols in the city's neighborhoods. he's urging the police department to roll out of community policing strategy. that includes more officers on the ground to address and prevent crime. the proposal would also require the chief of police to work with district captains to develop a map outlining patrol beat within each district. police station. another elected leader in california is entering the race for governor in 2026. >> i'm tony thurmond and i'm running for governor to be a v

a new challenger for san francisco mayor london breed daniel lurie, the heir to the levi strauss family fortune and philanthropist, announcing today he is running for mayor in the upcoming november election. >> you can't solve of san francisco's problems if you aren't willing or able to challenge the systems that have allowed these problems to fester . and that's why we need new leadership from the outside. meanwhile a new plan in san francisco to get people suffering from substance abuse into treatment. >> it would require them to pass a drug test in order to receive welfare funds from the county. the mayor's proposal will go before the board of supervisors and dozens of small business owners in oakland are sending a direct message to city hall. they are fed up with losing customers because of thefts, break ins and general safety concerns. some shorten their hours in a collective show of force, others simply closed for the entire day. merchants calling on the city to declare a state of emergency to get more aid from the chp and the fbi. all right. from your news to know to your weather

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now, if you take some film there, the famous great waltz hollywood film, and strauss yes , the music is irving berlin , who actually came from the cantera family. yes, he came, and they are all natives. it’s from somewhere around here, and american music from our region, and here’s american music from the late twenties and thirties. she was very similar to the forties, and she was similar to what our composers of the twenty thirty did. i just wanted to tell you more about it nothing, and then you know when you want to bake a loaf. you must first, uh, sow the bread, uh, squeeze it into flour, make it, there, and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing worked out, and i was forced to invent this theater, which we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov.

now , if you take some film there, the great waltz is a famous hollywood film, and strauss yes, the music who is one of the greatest american composers. uh, such, well, popular music is irving berlin, who is actually from the kanter family. yes arrived, and they are all natives. it’s from somewhere around here, and american music from our region, and here’s american music from the late twenties and thirties. it was very similar to the forties, uh, and it was similar to what our composers twenty thirty did. i just wanted to say nothing more about it, and then you know, when you want to bake a loaf. you must first, uh, sow the bread, uh, squeeze it into flour, make it, there, and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing worked out, and i was forced to invent this theater, which we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov, who unfortunately no longer exists. we understood that we were doing one project. and then we will need to move somewhere, because we incurred a lot of debts , we did not fully understand, what he was leaving for. and this is purely automatic, of cours

a new challenger for san francisco mayor london breed dan lurie, the heir to the levi strauss family. fortune and philanthropies announcing today he is running for mayor in the upcoming november election. >> you can't solve san francisco's problems if you aren't willing or able to challenge the systems that have allowed these problems to fester . and that's why we need new leadership from the outside. meanwhile a new plan in san francisco to get people suffering from substance abuse into treatment. >> it would require them to pass a drug test in order to receive welfare funds from the county. the mayor's proposal will go before the board of supervisors and dozens of small business owners in oakland are sending a direct message to city hall. they are fed up with losing customers because of thefts. break ins and general safety concerns. some shorten their hours in a collective show of force. others simply closed for the entire day. merchants calling on the city to declare a state of emergency to get more aid from the chp and the fbi. all right. from your news to know to your weather to

now, if you take some film there, the great waltz is a famous hollywood film, and strauss yes, the musicanger had such a dmitry tyomkin composer who is one of the greatest american composers. uh, such well popular music is irving berlin who is generally from the kanter family yes came, and they are all natives. that's from somewhere here, yes, and american from our area, and here is american music of the late 20s of the twenties and thirties. it was very similar even to the forties, and it was similar to what our twentieth-thirty composers did. i just wanted to tell you nothing more about it, and then you know when you want to bake a bun. you must first uh, sow the bread, uh, compress it to make flour, there and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing happened, and i had to come up with a theater that we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov, which unfortunately no longer exists. we understood that we were doing one project. and then it will be necessary to move somewhere, because we have done a lot of debt. well, we did not fully understand what we were getting

varieties especially second alto bass and double bass balalaikas true musical instruments 1.000 richard strausshe alpine symphony to create exactly this effect. could be the sound of the wind exactly. musical instruments for 400, this roman emperor minted his image on coins in the form of apollo with a scythera in his hands. nero was a great lover of music. vera and musical instruments 200 for little seryozha rachmaninov. the piano also served as a punishment, but the boy was not seated at the instrument, but precisely there inside the piano. no. wow. and i because i answered that way. under the piano true actors and roles for 600 galina galina theme teaching light 200 or 200 thousand for now look at the screen. in the old photo you see a lesson at the smolny institute. name the position of the one who sits at the table to the right of the teacher, maybe a caretaker of behavior or what not, alas, galina her position is called class lady. let's see who the question is from today. let's say hello to information policy. today our geographers have prepared a topic for you, karelia this famous water

and he also serves as director of the strauss hunter for torah and western thought at yeshiva university, where he received his rabbinic before earning ph.d. in religion from princeton, i had the honor of coaching teaching with him at yeshiva and at cardozo law school, and they were exciting, stimulating experience for us and i hope for the students and if there's an explanation for my taking my with this introduction, it's because as you can imagine, i barely got word in at yeshiva or cardozo, but it was still fun. listen to the new book. as you see, i put it up there is providence and power and the subtitle you see ten portraits in jewish statesmanship. we may not get to all ten. tonight, though i encourage you all to buy copies at our debut book signing for the book afterwards at a reception. as i said, the rabbi is sponsoring sushi and it's co-sponsored as well by the hunter center for jewish studies. the chapters range from the biblical david to disraeli, herzl, louis brandeis is into the modern era of ben-gurion and bagan. i know we will all be treated to something unique and memor

levi strauss is air danielle lawrie throwing his hat in the ring to try to become san francisco's next mayor. he plans to fill out paperwork at the department of elections tomorrow morning. >> is a san francisco native who also founded the antipoverty organization. tipping point community in 2005, would become mayor london breed second major challenger after supervisor joseph it, who declared his candidacy in may. well, if you get up early tomorrow morning, you may see something you haven't seen in a while. that's right. we've got a chance. >> a couple raindrops. here is your wake-up weather forecast for tomorrow morning. 06:00am there still may be a couple lingering light showers around the bay area. some drizzle out there. temperatures starting going to be long, though. those clouds going to start moving out of town. partly cloudy temperatures move in the 60's by 08:00am and by the raindrops, a distant memory numbers in the 60's and the 70's love morning forecast. coming up. thanks, larry. community members in martinez are hearing from health officials about the refinery. >> that's p

first, i want to digest what david showed us with jeff zeleny, kristen holmes and daniel strauss. i'm guessing, as david mentioned, and ooum sure all of you who are excellent reporters have done the same, you have been talking to people inside biden world. and even though i said there's no way to spin this, i will tell you what a source told he. they haven't started advertising in earnest or organizing or spending the must be that they have in a big way. having said that, reality check, jeff zeleny. >> that is true, but the president has the biggest mega phone of anyone. but he is out there every day. so while it's true that there's no question that some of these factors in the economic policies or programs, people don't know what is in all these big pieces of legislation. that maybe true. but the spin that it's impossible to spin is on the president himself. on his age, on what people think and see and feel when they see him. he cannot change. he's 80 years old. he walks slowly. he sometimes speaks with gaffes, as he has done for years. they put some context on it, but people loo

lurie is the founder of the anti-poverty nonprofit a tipping point, and is also an heir to the levi straussst person to challenge mayor london already filed papers to run. lurie is expected to formally announce his candidacy this week . governor gavin newsom signed off on nine bills today that support lgbtq plus californians and queer youth. the range of legislation calls for a variety of protections, including a timeline for required lgbtq cultural competency training for public school staff and the creation of an advisory task force. another bill requires the courts keep any petition for a change of gender and sex identifier by a minor confidential. almost half of the bills newsom signed were proposed by bay area assembly members. rouz. right now, the biden administration is rolling out strategies to contain a recent surge in illegal border crossings. fox's griff jenkins has a closer look at what the white house says are possible solutions. the biden administration rolling out a number of new strategies to get the increasingly unstable situation at the border under control, sending 800 ac

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to share insights is daniel strauss and molly ball. so we have seen this movie before, but now we're in the prospects of a government shutdown in just a matter of days. the speaker after all this went down vented his frustration to re reporters. >> frustrating in the sense that i don't understand why anybody votes against bringing the idea and having the debate. this is a new concept of individuals that the to burn the whole place down. it doesn't work. it was a yearlong bill to fund the pentagon. republicans all vote in lock step for that bill. the majority party votes for it. this time in what has been a common practice among hard liners, they are voting against on moving forward on the rule, on the process, as leverage to extract concessions, leaving mccarthy in a jam. >> i was more intrigued by the fact that mccarthy said some people want to burn it all down. like he's shocked and hasn't been around since 2014, 2018. so i don't know what the performance of shock is supposed to do, but clearly, he is trying to figure out how to lead