pursuing soft sites around the city. targeted up zoning while working to protect existing residents. >> makes more sense. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners and planning staff and department head. my name is laurie brook. i'm the president of the cow hollow association. i'm also a co-founder of neighborhoods united s.f., which represents about 60 different neighborhood associations focused on the zoning situation. >> we share a deep concern about the tenant displacement caused by speculative up zoning. >> the approach is counter productive. why destroy the very homes that are currently affordable in the name of creating more? instead mary lori and the board of supervisors should focus on ways to help developers finance the over 72,000 community backed housing units that are already approved and waiting to be built. >> they should also push for state recognition of the housing capacity unlocked by four plex's six plex 80 use and the recent office to housing conversions. >> our city has already taken significant ste

the city has deferred those to tco. so a lot of the constraints or risk factors that would have precluded folks previously from maybe filing that you know, for building permit with all the structural and technical details are really removed at this point. so certainly hopefully we get some credit for them because it's certainly not us holding up those projects from proceeding at that point. >> all those things this will be a very critical argument when it comes to really a two up zoning and what are we realistically doing to implement of what our achievable goals are if we do get something where we get credit for some of the pipeline units, the state's requiring us to rezone for 34 thousand units. >> so the reason it's not 82,000 is because they're counting they're expecting we're all expecting some of the units that we've already entitled as well as entitlements that come from the existing zoning to count towards that 82. so that's why we're not rezoning for 82,000 units. we're only rezoning for 34. >> thank you for cla

he was the middleman coordinating between neighbors and city agencies to clear the encampment. he says they cleared this encampment in august, but the vehicle dwellers returned within a couple weeks. >> as soon as it was cleared, we have our own form of beautification and deterrents that will prevent reencampment. >> reporter: he says it's important for neighbors to take ownership and partner with the city. similar solutions on nearby streets. the rail company even put in boulders next to the tracks to prevent people from dumping stolen cars there. just a few blocks away from ascend charter school neighbors spent their own money to buy and put in large cement blocks on east ninth street after the city removed the large encampment. >> i feel empowered again. it felt like a helpless situation. >> reporter: many businesses and neighbors say they couldn't use the parking spaces before, so they don't mind losing the spots now. >> parking ticket for like $110 for parking on the sidewalk. i was like but it was still worth it because these guys were gone. >> reporter: perla says it's j

the city comes alive with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face. amend this economic and political challenges. but the full of the southern team has built a sense of relief and optimism at the beginning of the month done, the streets are filled with people's expressing. behooves, what about the future? free from the field of oppression? that's how they find their lives for so long. there's a said that i'll just say to the mass, cuz the federal work is in the united states are expected to receive a 2nd email, asking them to describe their accomplishments, the white house as the necessary to monitor work of productivity. the government is making sweeping costs to the federal workforce, putting some agencies on a business and severely reducing others out. is there a real red old spoke to a us for a service scientist about how it impacted him to see what the various, let's use the hanging there like type becoming a for service biologist who has been visit zero's dream job. a few weeks after his abrupt termination, we took a wa

there's most of the big clubs in the city are in soma. they go till 5 a.m. r they go all night here. and so and again we're in a zoning district c3g where we are allowed the zoning is allowed for there to be 24 hour entertainment. so i would say that the the standard as far as my understanding is 24 hour entertainment per the san francisco zoning code. i'm happy to be corrected there. >> so we're leaning on a 2 a.m. number and i just i'm not sure how we got there. i'm not in there. deputy director acevedo responded to the question about d h. again, it's very clear that habibie lounge had a permit as of august 8th. the claim she's made in her brief that as in september they did not have a permit is just incorrect. i'm not aware of any closure. there were some violations that were responded to. >> that's the normal course of business. this is this is a restaurant. >> this is a normal response to departures. there's notice they're violations and they're corrected and that's that's normal for any recently opening business. i'm not sure how so i'm not sure about t

weiss, friends and family are blaming the city. tonight. a heartbreaking story out of the south bay evening. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan and i'm noelle bellow and unhoused man who was recently found dead in san jose. >> was determined to be former san jose police officer and his family argues the city didn't do enough to help their father who became few years ago from for shaq moment has more. >> can be. but >> where it used to shelter in an house man for months now stands an altar telling a story about a father. and a public servant. >> was everything to me when i was a kid. police officer, he was like now so proud of him. i >> molina died last saturday from carbon monoxide poisoning. his family says molina was trying to keep themselves warm during the night. his brother jose saw the altar for the first time friday i understand i don't i don't. >> i haven't been able to understand. it's heartbreaking. >> only that was a san jose police officer for 10 years. the san jose police officers union told us he served a

after the city removed a large encampment. >> i feel empowered again. it felt like a helpless situation. >> reporter: many businesses and neighbors say they couldn't use the parking spaces before so they don't mind losing the spots now. >> parking ticket for like $110. for parking on the sidewalk. i was like -- but it was still worth it. because these guys were gone. >> reporter: she says this is just the beginning. they'll add more plants and the students will paint the boxes soon. >> this is basically proof of, you know, persistence and hard work. and determination. >> reporter: preston says the city offered transitional housing to the rv dwellers before removal but many of them declined. and the city is asking for patience, saying they have limited people working on hundreds of encampments across oakland. >> now oakland police say a months long investigation has led to seven arrests. on friday officers showed off nearly a dozen firearms seized. according to opd. the weapons cache and ammunition were all found during a months long investigation into an

he was the middleman coordinating between neighbors and city agencies to clear the encampment.ncampment back in august, but the vehicle dwellers returned within a couple weeks. >> as soon as it was cleared, we have our own form of beautification and deterrence that will prevent reencampment. >> reporter: he says it's important for neighbors to take ownership and partner with the city. similar solutions on nearby streets, the rail company even putting in boulders next to the tracks to prevent people from dumping stolen cars there. a few blocks away from ascend charter school neighbors spent their own money to buy and put in large cement blocks on east ninth street after the city removed the large encampment. >> prostitution, drug selling, even cooking up meth, gang bangers night and day, loud music. it just was not a safe environment for our neighbors. >> reporter: randy skalzetti is the business owners of the pack fruitvale, a dog boarding and daycare facility. it took them several years to clear the rvs. he said some rv dwellers were selling drugs right in front of his busines

here on the canal, in a new part of the city, is lolita's restaurant. it's only been open a year. from the market. her menu combines international techniques with her uzbek roots. i want to make a blind test. close your eyes. going to close my eyes. with your new restaurant. and, like, during our, like, during past ten years, like, places are opening. are behind this change. is that it? that's done now? yeah. like, it's... yeah. new flavours and, uh... competition we can make a really good product. and in true uzbek style, dessert is a fruity masterpiece. yeah. uh, melon. berries. mm! lolita says these top—quality melons make it onto nearly every menu in the country. of hours east of the city. with melons for generations. and look at them here! this is watermelon. look at the size of that one! that's ginormous! from 2 kilo up to 30 kilo, you can find the watermelon and it's, like, uh, we are, like, in a strong competition right now, but it's even better because only in strong competition we can make a really good product. mm! delicious! there's a lot more going on here. the sun—dr

he also says the city, it's doing everything it can to bring people inside. meantime, is calling on the county and the state to do more to help people with drug addiction and mental health issues reported here in san jose, jackie woman kron 4 news. >> 100,000 fentanyl pills and 16 pounds of meth. just some of the items recovered today in fairfield from gang members during a massive bost solano county deputies and the fbi say the bus was a result of a year-long investigation into sir, a gang members who were involved in drug trafficking. agents also found more than 20 guns pound of cocaine and nearly 180,000 in cash. officers arrested a total of 8 people in the bust. >> the city of oakland has averted its plan to temporarily close more fire stations. city officials say they expected closures of 4 additional stations will not be necessary. this fiscal year. the 3 stations that were temporarily closed last year will be will remain closed through june. but >> they >> are expected to reopen the city, closed them in an effort to help produce 130 million dollar budge

so i went looking for places here in the city where there industrial areas. so we don't disturb anyone. the message came in december, but the clock is winding down. the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing says since opening in 2022, the site has served 132 households living in their vehicles. support includes case management, housing assistance and vehicle repair. it is disappointing that the currently only safe parking site or vehicle triage center in our city is closing. lucas elor is with the coalition on homelessness. we are glad to see that the department of homelessness and supportive housing has given housing offers not just shelter offers, but housing to the folks who are at the bayview vehicle triage center. our concern, though, is for those who still are going to be living in their vehicles, they're not going to have a safe place to park. the city says everyone on site was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance before the closure. and most have taken advantage of that assi

the 1st session took place on friday night in the city of chan. um march. the 1st is the anniversary of the 191970, and the uprising that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in the 1945 as well. that is, it's from a louisa toby and i'll be back in around half an hour with more of the day is he's off the $1.00 oh $1.00 east. the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is it runs footprint across the middle. the shrinking beach front administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for you? are a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the china is experiencing. i use unemployment crisis based on uh, showing us millions of university graduates unable to find jobs. families expectations from central wasn't looking at the chef on what it is. it was important to go honish. all those with informal work struggling to the scenarios, find in 2023 use on employment to future record high meet. i'm going econom

the city comes to live with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face a man difficult to make and posting of challenges. but the full of this other game has little to so, so for leave an optimism at the beginning of the month on the streets or see of with people's expressing, behooves, what about the future free from the field of oppression. that's how they find their lives for so long versus have that. i'll just do the damascus. and that's, that's a man as of a put on them. but stay with us. on alex's era, inside story is coming up. the the is had a lot of that will stop by looking at the satellite imagery, east asia. and you can see the development of some fixed cloud across moving parts of china. and that where the system is going to bring some exceptionally heavy rain across the korean peninsula. a bit of a wintery mix to more northern parts of china, and it lost its way further east. bringing some of that winter weather to south korea, north korea, as well as on woods to central parts of japan. below it, we loaned the spell

hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisors. mayor lurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one to come together collectively. >> the police commission is known as the body that sets policy for the police department and conducts disciplinary hearings on charges of police misconduct. the president of the soma business association is viewing this change as a step towards better public safety. >> people are really fed up with the crime, the break-ins and stuff, and people are getting away with it. >> but not everyone agrees. after the recent controversial removal of anothe

the day. new york city ends up back in the low 30s.alking below normal temperatures for a lot of folks from boston to washington, d.c. pittsburgh included in that with a high of just 32 degrees for tomorrow. and then as we get into the later part of our weekend and rolling into our early part of our workwe on our first saturday of march. now we are on a cooling trend and in napa you'll notice it more cloudy as well compared to the last couple of days. temperatures only in those low 60s this afternoon, with some clouds returning into the evening hours as we'll track a little bit of rain coming in right around dinner time, and also lingering into our >>> and that's a look at your forecast. guys? >> all right, angie, thank you so much. just ahead an alarming new look at just how much screen time our at just how much screen time our youn g (♪♪) (phone dings) for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura in adults, nurtec odt can provide relief in 2 hours which can last up to 2 days. (♪♪) don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. all

the city closed those 3 stations in an effort to help 130 million dollar budget shortfall. now, the big story tonight, president donald trump or did ukrainian president volodymyr silinski out of the white house today after a shouting match in the oval office. washington correspondent basil john is in washington. he has more. >> on this heated exchange. hard to believe a >> well, vicki grant, this was a stunning and unexpected series of events that took place in the oval office after this all happened, the white house canceled the new up the scheduled news conferences and the deal that zelensky came to signature. >> we're not in a good position of don't have the cards right now with us. you start having all kinds high right now. you're a the meeting in the oval office turned into a heated back and forth. don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you take as ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky and president donald trump shouted at each other. they it. then tell us i don't want a cease-fi

the brownouts of multiple fire stations. now, city leaders say those policies have reduced the projected budget shortfall and opened up new funding to keep the four fire stations open. looks like last week's email from elon musk to federal employees was more than just a one time pulse check. sources tell nbc news that some federal employees have gotten a second email from doge, demanding bullet points of what they have accomplished. this is a screenshot of the email. employees at the department of education, office of personnel management, and the federal bureau of prisons say they got the second message from musk's department of government efficiency. the email directs employees to send five bullet points of what they accomplished by monday, and to complete this task weekly. sources say the email will be sent to hundreds of thousands more employees tomorrow. ami bera. yeah, speaking of musk, on the peninsula today, protesters voiced their displeasure with his role in washington. dozens of people gathered outside the tesla offices off

a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuentes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuentes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyone addressing them. after the commotion, the couple was nowhere to be found. huerta says she was disappointed in how the team at ocean view stables handled her son's injury. she believes the owners of the horse ranch pushed her concerns aside. >> asi como porque soy latina? pues ahi no pasa nada. >> forte tells ktvu she felt powerless and worried that because she is a latina, nothing will happen. one ocean view employee assured her he had filed a report with the police. but fuentes is concerned about what comes next. we reached out to ocean view stables for comment on thi

>> new at 6, the city of pinole has a new police chief. ted her career back in 2001, contra costa county office of the sheriff were she held positions, including deputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant and assistant sheriff recently. she managed to field operations bureau overseeing nearly 400 people across a patrol investigations and special operations. longtime gun safety advocate. matty scott has been appointed to the san francisco police commission. she was sworn in by the new commissioner wilson leong who was approved unanimously by the board of supervisors. mayor lori says that although the city still has a long way to go in terms of public safety, these changes are on the right track to make sure that san francisco is safer. >> wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience, he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across them co

the city comes alive with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face a man difficult to make and pull, think of challenges. but the full of this other team has been all the social police and optimism at the beginning of them. i've done the streets or see of with people's expressing, behooves, what about the future free from the field of oppression that to define their lives for so long. there's a said that i'll just do to the mass cuz i still head here now the 0. the yeah. that's, i'm on the appliances breaking the poll. vote will record a game details coming up. as for the, as the cost of oh, celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and cause of albany and force. we were meant to be completely ethnically, cleanse people are power, examines the post for landscape and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction as possible the making of a states on that. just so you know, the lat

the city comes alive with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face a man difficult to make and pulls that go challenges. but the full of this of the team has built a sense of relief and optimism at the beginning of them. i've done the streets or deals with people's expressing. behooves, what about the future free from the field of oppression? that's how they find their lives for so long. there's a said that i'll just go to the mask us will stay with us on our 0 account and the cost us next. the had a lower that let's have a look at the weather across the europe, but this weekend with the stock of nature, logical spring, we're seeing lots of fine and dry weather across the north where it is set to get more mild. we've temperatures picking up across scandinavia for the south of this. however, for the mediterranean it continues to be a very unsettled picture with very heavy rain. moving across its recent blustery winds in width of skies as well for the ballet, eric islands. and it is set to get very west coast east in pots of sp

hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisors. mayor lurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one. to come together collectively. >> the police commission is known as the body that sets policy for the police department and conducts disciplinary hearings on charges of police misconduct. the president of the soma business association is viewing this change as a step towards better public safety. >> people are really fed up with the crime, the break-ins and stuff, and people are getting away with it. >> but not everyone agrees. after the recent controversial removal of anoth

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the brownout of multiple fire stations. now, cityicies have reduced the projected budget shortfall and kept four of those fire stations open. happening today, a5k and polar plunge at crown beach in alameda. it all benefits special olympics northernalifornia. online registration is closed, but day of registrations are welcome, so just show up. crown beach and alameda. that starts at 830 this morning if you're not near alameda. the sonoma county polar plunge is at doran beach in bodega bay at 10 a.m, and there's one at the santa cruz beach boardwalk at 10 a.m. too bad that a warm, kind of humid weather we had over the last few days isn't joining us today. cinthia has one last check of a cooler forecast. i wish we had more peeks of that sunshine too. that was in that video, but it will be a kind of gloomy start there. for all the activities in alameda and our inland valleys. also seeing some clouds drift around that evening, chance of rain is lingering on into tomorrow as well, with some activity that could bring about some isolated thu

the city comes to live with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face to men, difficult to make and pull. think of challenges. but the full of this other team has little decisive relief and optimism at the beginning of the month on the streets or sea of with people's expressing. behooves, what about the future, free from the field of oppression that to define their lives for so long versus have that. i'll just do to the mass cuz the for the veterans is put, francis has spent another peaceful, nice and hospital off to suffering with a cold and isolated breathing crisis. the 1st experienced difficulties in breathing on friday. the 88 year old pontiff has been battling pneumonia and both longs for 2 weeks. crowns continues to get an outside to run hospital offering pre is for his recovery. we are one with the full in this situation. we come here to pray for him. as we believe that we cannot save him his suffering, but we so over to sleep, everything 2 feet. and with said, we can pray together so that the bolt will find strength wit

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hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisorsnnounced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one to come together collectively. >> the police commission is known as the body that sets policy for the police department and conducts disciplinary hearings on charges of police misconduct. the president of the soma business association is viewing this change as a step towards better public safety. >> people are really fed up with the crime, the break-ins and stuff, and people are getting away with it. >> but not everyone agrees. after the recent controversial removal of another commissioner

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a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuertes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuertes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyone addressing them. after the commotion, the couple was nowhere to be found. huerta says she was disappointed in how the team at ocean view stables handled her son's injury. she believes the owners of the horse ranch pushed her concerns aside. >> porque soy latina pues ahi no pasa nada. >> forte tells ktvu she felt powerless. one ocean view employee assured her he had filed a report with the police, but fuentes is concerned about what comes next. we reached out to ocean view stables for comment on this incident, but we have not yet heard back. for now, fuentes says her so

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know, just you have the redwood trees right here. >> now, just two years after that fallen tree, the city said they're putting the finishing touches in place and said the trocadero should be available to rent in just a matter of weeks. >> the permits will start on april 1st. and my understanding is, is that if you want to get married here, you better plan ahead because this is a hot ticket. >> and park goers tell me that they're especially happy that the city seemed to be very thoughtful about this project, even to how and which trees were removed from behind the structure to make sure that when the storms return, we won't see another tree come crashing down on this piece of living history. and guys, remember we are here in stern grove, which means this is where the stern grove festival is. so certainly a lot of people going to be turning out for those music festivals. and we'll get a chance to check out the trocadero house themselves and see how beautiful it is now that it's been restored. guys, we got to go inside and i can't tell you it was just really, really fun and it was just beaut

the city council plans to make recommendations this spring. ex lee says he is confident the law will reduce traffic deaths, but he knows it will take time to adapt. >>> still ahead, a trip back to the time of stars like charlie chaplin, we'll meet the couple operating the bay area's last silent film theater. >> showing a local connection is important, but it's also an experience that they may not get anywhere else. >>> plus, we were there for the final deliveries from a mailman who has served the north bay for four decades. >>> beautiful sunset on this friday evening, a beautiful end to the month of february, temperatures on the warm end, almost 80 degrees today. we have a return to normal temperatures tomorrow and >>> we are just two days away from the 97th annual academy awards and this year's best picture nominees have one thing in common. they all involve talking. in fact, only two silent films have ever won the oscar for best picture, 1927's "wings" which took home the top prize at the very first academy awards. it didn't happen again unti

or of southern yes and that the devastation of war, honey mac moved, was that the most in gauze, the city with how the simians help the fest ramadan, pres, see, i happen to be, they're afraid of room here in one of the oldest mazda in garza city. i talked to people about their reaction on how they feel about the, the brain and proposal, an interest to expand phase one rather than moving forward with they agreed upon a stage 2 of this, these prior to the great depression because you're not moving into stage 2 and rather extending stage one of the season that is hours away from being completed on over means there is no into the lord means is rather still a state of work with the palestinian. it means or we're going back to the genocidal acts on the ground. the many of this devastation of the people from people the most deep sleep deep feels they're part of the fire releasing the companies including the bodies on the inside the gulf stream alex simeon release it from is really not the exact number that been agreed upon. these really military need many times and violated the agreement a lot o

in a protest against corruption in the southern, the serbian city of nice movements triggered by the collapse of a roof and a newly built train station and nobody's side to november that killed 50. the vatican says pipe francis has suffered, overspread true crisis, and its receiving oxygen from a ventilator. thousands of people in room have held the vigil for the 88 year old head of the roman catholic church. he's been in the hospital for 2 weeks suffering from pneumonia. the vatican says despite the set back point remains a lot and in good spirits. right, right. step headlines, got more news coming up here in algebra. i'd have to revisit. i'll just hear what i for now the law. 2 2 what uh. 2 what. 2 the. 2 of the the the guy and a is the lives of many authors, the very beautiful country, surrounded by water. the people who really are various diana is out frequently is, is galia is gonna you know, we, we have, we are in this country. we are in south america, the only english speaking, but closed for ali, we are linked to the caribbean, the 1480 or dig way out of free gland. and in th

san francisco native wilson says he's looking forward to the opportunity to make a difference in the city and mattie said she's grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. the hayward unified school district's superintendent is now on administrative leave and the district is not saying why the district confirms jason remy and was placed on leave pending an investigation but didn't share details about what's being investigated. raman has served as superintendent since 2023. in the meantime, jan wolfe hernandez, the associate superintendent of student and family services will take over as acting superintendent. >> the west contra costa unified school district will reduce their staff as leaders try to tackle a growing budget deficit. the board of education voted that wednesday night to cut more than 150 staff positions for the upcoming 2025. 26 school year. but leaders spared 8 full-time certificated and classified positions. according to interim superintendent, can moses. the district is trying to cut around 1.2 million dollars from the general fund. the d

hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisorsurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one. to come together collectively. >> the police commission is known as the body that sets policy for the police department and conducts disciplinary hearings on charges of police misconduct. the president of the soma business association is viewing this change as a step towards better public safety. >> people are really fed up with the crime, the break-ins and stuff, and people are getting away with it. >> but not everyone agrees. after the recent controversial removal of another commis

how do you think so that's a 100 maybe in the, in the cause, the city and to get more of a sense of the situation on the ground in the effort to try and rebuild lives. we can speed down to olga to rifka, who is the space person that or child of united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. ok, thanks very much date for joining us from london. now you've spent a great deal of time in gaza over the months and have seen this this violent slide to catastrophe. what were your most recent impressions? a good afternoon and thanks for having me. what i can say, of course, there's a lot of things that we're seeing on the ground and over the 56 weeks we have seen just how important to cease fire is for everyone for us to be able to deliver the assistance for the people to get some reprieve. you know, it's for the 1st time when i, when i'm talking now to people, when i'm going around to different parts and go to bed, i've been able to hear a sense of hope and a sense of relief. and that they have been able to grieve for the 1st time since the bus stop falling. and of course,

the procession took place on friday nights in the city of june on march. the 1st is the anniversary of a civilian uprising in 1919 that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in 1945. the indigenous people in columbia blocking one of the main bridges on his border with equitable choosing autonomy of destroying ancestral crossings. demonstrations formed a human chain and set off 10 some chairs on the we'll reach out to an international bridge for several days. the ecuadorian farm industry says closing and formal crossings is necessary to find drug trafficking, but protests to say they've been used by local communities for generations. not successful on these assess throw bridges on, not only necessarily passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities that meant the populace. what is the mileage it? cordelia? military has caused significant damage within the community, and we are showing go solely authority b

we visited the city to the cities last month . and so they didn't, group has insisted that the countries are covered, 2 slots in the balance of the demonstration of the icon that says the most is all schooling by nearby lawanda claim, but gully of denied. but that's another story. now a 22 year old, i'm here and i'm his served on the front lines of the done bus has been granted russian citizenship. this is amanda celia was a student in one of the special moves he'll play. she'll be guided by $22.00 inches hired to serve in the russian on choices. and he even received the middle bravery. he says he fires to continue his education, not that movie. i kind of think of the total due to you guys you, i am from algeria and i know what nato is, how the alliance acted in africa and in asia. they killed a lot of people, women, children, they're taking resources. russia has always helped my country. we are a former colony of france, and no one help this poor country except the soviet union. i want to help russia in such a difficult time. i k

cause will mobilize the criminals to come and visit the one from destruction that you saw out on the city. as when the particular politicians was arrested and not to be touched upon. the rental court and getting deputy nor can some authority orders against the prosecution in those on the 1st special letters you able to speak about. therefore, we must, a very little couple ourselves in watched right from the judiciary an order of government to make sure that each and every government walks the way to what are you worried that if they don't, what i see could be back in the we have no choice, but to make them walk maybe that is why i took the time to travel that from that will just come and have this conversation with you here. head to head. okay, let's go to our audience who, being waiting very patiently. i'll take custom from the yes lady here in the last. yes. on the edge. yes. on the recent visit to can ya? just last month i was that witnessed low level corruption happening right in front of my eyes. it's something that smoke bang wave, anything. it seems to be brown pen. well, if anythi

the coming weeks. julia galle. i know i'll just hear mexico city hundreds of students. protesters arrived in the southern sevien city of nation friday night after marching for days. they were welcomed by local residents who set on fireworks and handed out balloons and flowers on saturday and old a mass untied corruption protest will begin in the city. i protest movement was triggered by the collapse of a roof that i nearly built strange station in november, which killed 15 people as the wife of the longest serving policy and president who was released on thursday is in show when she will see 9 banquets . he was among 975 simians, exiled after the release. as part of the guy's a ceasefire deal. he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring after she was banned from leaving the occupied westbank to meet him. or con, has the story. a man nephew knew the when she married no bark to see that she'd made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison to he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, dea

but 1st on, when it came reports from the city of bites, law, the crowd is continental workers gathers outside the workplace and vets. not many of them have been told the jobs that the composite jobs are going over. they are trying to fight the decision. this is the last year we still felt about $300.00 employees would be transferred to over the occasions button, housing and frankfort event. in january. the decision was made not to do that anymore to completely eliminate over job see effect which means the police outlook. so many of these people look, all the people have a full house is on a plans people's lives and families depend on it and is hoping wiped out and one stroke because it's like everyone else. i'm losing my job. i started training here and never imagined this. i thought i could carry on working here for a while because i was enjoying it and it was going well of the job losses. here are some domestic of the problems. the oldest and most of industry has been facing in recent times, but it doesn't stop that. many german industries are struggling to remain competitive with m

the not the days to attend, to protest against corruption due to take place in the city of nathan on saturday. that were welcomed by residents who set off fireworks and handed out balloons and flowers. the protest movement was treated by the collapse of a roof that a newly built train stationed in the vendor that killed 15 people and south korea. hundreds of people have dressed in traditional costumes of march to celebration dependence.

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i sat down with him to discuss the film up for best documentary feature. >> i love my city, i love, i love the place i grew up, and i hope that more people, you know, continue to make this kind of work from native backgrounds and from all backgrounds that aren't represented well in this industry. >> in that category. noisecat is up against palo alto native brendan bellomo, nominated for his work on the documentary porcelain war. meantime. >> the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role, monica barbaro, in a complete unknown. >> san francisco born barbaro being recognized for her portrayal of joan baez in the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown, but it is known she grew up in marin and is a tamalpais high school graduate. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it, and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film and that's the best thing ever. >> next, the nominees for achievement in costume design. a complete unknown. >> it's a team that includes arianne phillips getting a nod for costume desi

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the president is taking what some are calling a revenge tour of new york city. um, far more interest in the issues there than he was in his first term. what are you learning? >> yeah. i mean, look, obviously trump is a fan of new york city. he was. >> born and raised there, but he also has this sort of odd friction with the city because one people there politically don't really accept him. he was born in one of the outer boroughs and always wanted to be accepted in manhattan as a real estate broker, but even the real estate circles didn't really accept him historically. and then add on top of that, this was the town that that slapped him with various felony counts. when the jury weighed in and found him guilty. and so some observers are arguing that he's basically on a revenge tour, and he's been hyper involved in new york in the last few weeks, far more so some would argue, than he was during his first term in office, including, among other things, obviously, uh, basically shutting down congestion pricing, which is this key initiative that lawmakers are pursuing

but i also know there's a lot of people in the city who are very concerned about the influence of theing, not just immigration, but even how i control the traffic in new york. so this is a concern, not people are outraged. people are very concerned about this, worried. but i said, if i can get some controls in place to give me line of sight into budget investigations, legal, and this all has to be approved by the city council, i can't even unilaterally do those controls. i was just trying to create some safeguards so people can dial down the temperature a little bit. and just like i had to do last fall, calm it down and just let people know that we're fighting for them, working for them. and not all this drama that seems to be just so prevalent all the time. new yorkers are just getting exhausted. joe. jump in. >> you know, governor, you talked about traffic and we've had congressman mike lawler on who i think wants your job. and he's been he's been he he's been very critical of congestion pricing your role in it i know donald trump also has tried to get involved in traffic patterns i