back in the queue, 12 hours after they set out, the friends from tyrone are tired but elated.e end is in sight. it's been unbelievable. we've done very well together encouraging ourselves along the way. there was a bit of a surprise. tell me what happened. we werejust coming down to lambeth bridge. and we saw the car with the royal standard on it. and word got round that charles and william were both arriving. so i got to shake both their hands. i said to william that him and his father are doing such a great job with such a difficult time this last week. and he just said thank you very much. you've done a fantasticjob. good luck with the queue. three cheers for the king! hip hip hooray! when queen elizabeth acceded to the throne 70 years ago no—one could have predicted all the political, economic and social turmoil that played out during the course of her reign. equally no—one knows quite how long king charles will rule or what the world will look like when his time draws to a close. however it's safe to assume that the monarchy will face more of this kind of thing. commonwea

um he's named after tyrone braxton. his name is marshall von. so he's named after brandon marshall and von miller and miley and her name is spelled m i l e i g h so if you take away the first h her name spells mile hi, danielle pursley is home is a testament to her team outside and inside, and then i've got you know the team photos random cups from the games because why not? why wouldn't you save those orange blue christmas tree that they don't take down? i just move upstairs in december in dallas. mark schanfield wears his love for the cowboys on his sleeve and on his back, hence the nickname tattoo mark back in tampa. keith is gearing up for his last season as big nasty putting on the face paint about an hour takes. i get wet wipes. i can get it off in 15 minutes. sometimes you forget you have it on we driving, and i'm like, what the hell are you looking at? all that paint and years of bucks losses are worth it. but it's very humbling to see you know, fans come up when they were little, and now they're adults. you know, i get a lot of that now

. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment. am i'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct f

>> "they cloned tyrone." [ laughter ] you guys want to see it just from the title, right?e ] yeah, "they cloned tyrone." >> jimmy: how long did you work with jamie on this? >> we were together for several months. got shut down, came back, filming was on the schedule, we were together a long time. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, besides being a very, very talented person and a very, very nice person. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: is the most fun person to be around. because he inserts fun into spots where you just never imagined there would be fun. >> yeah, the charisma levels on this guy is ridiculous. i really love jamie. >> jimmy: he carries around a backpack with a speaker in it, right? >> wait, so he does carry it everywhere? >> jimmy: yes. >> he takes it everywhere? >> jimmy: i've seen it a couple of times. >> he's there with it on set. it comes in handy. while we're shooting, we shot in a specific area in atlanta. you know, it's sometimes hard to tell all the locals that you're going to be shooting a big movie in their neighborhood. sometimes you ruffle feathers. >> jimmy: right. >>

keep the same as what mike is. tyrone johnson place. quid? i've not much, i'm sorry. yeah. plan problem is either way, more stub with the love story away. much number presley's mom, i was issued, the, which is the, me being the, me, she go, she returned as a country. if this nuclear terrorism isn't stopped the world, my face, the catastrophe, 6 times worse than channel go. a look at the we wish was to work the suck is the kind of call us on a bus stop. asking was just wondering, is it a capitol for peacekeepers? lenient numbers, a luminous clarity of so we're doing. we're still normal shuttle to leave the, with the se scores position as a, excuse me, and also union you near oceleto to you. you couldn't you just open it because the fallout will rain down on ukraine and western european countries is suicidal. because those involved in this nuclear terrorism are the ones who will suffer us. mm hm. ah ah b o. a, a a ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic development only pers

conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts being deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone. >> the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in self-defe

of public unrest has hit a run since and mean he's death last month, wrestle santa has moved from tyrone up the quite 3. they probably caught the in iran on saturday. the porter spoke across the country once again in the largest cities in iran. there were widespread demonstrations being held into iran for the 1st time. the demonstration spread around grand bizarre. and one of the police hot also was sat on fire. this is quite significant because grand bizarre inter run is an important business hub. and any disruption in the business could further detail create the older, the struggling economy in the, in the country. so among the protests that were held on saturday, those in could some progress we're particularly violent. they were reported. several people have been killed by the security forces. however, the security forces are seeing that only one person have been killed and that the poor her tours are, are responsible for doctor kelly and the deport, as were not on the, on the 3 in the universities. also, there were widespread being held and today the president of iran, ibrahim racy,

the detention center holes, many of their own political prisoners. russell said that has more from tyrone it was a pan p. m. local time on saturday, inter around when the fire broke out in the imprison and quickly spread across the other. the other was right after that they have heard the shot guns and also exclusion, like songs that were just just around while the, the smoke and the 5 was, was rising abode the abode in the prison. so officials are seeing that there was a fight between the prisoners and some of the prisoners said the fire on the soothing workshop in the prison. that is the cause of the fire. and right after that, the security forces entered to the scene and brought distribution under the control the governor off to run my master. he said that you did, the fight was between the prisoners who were convicted because of the the taft or the financial fraud. and no political prisoners have been involved in this over at this moment. it is quite difficult to really where to find that right of the, the incident that took place in the prison. we have seen that the whole, the old ma

why because we let them candidates not at tonight's forum include tyron, jordan's peter lou and john riemann. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. oakland international airport is almost back to pre pandemic travel levels for 1/4 straight month, the airport has seen more than one million monthly passengers. that's about 90% of 2019 levels . additionally the airport saw passenger traffic in september jumped by about 33% compared to one year earlier. when it comes to air cargo, however, the numbers are down about 14% in a year over year comparisons, california's attorney general and other elected officials announced new statewide effort today to protect and expand access to abortion. contra costa county district attorney dina becht in and los angeles city attorney mike fewer were among those taking part in the virtual news conference. a new statewide reproductive rights task force will bring together district attorneys as well as city attorneys, and they say they're going to be working together to ensure that californians have access to reproductive care. reproductive rights also affect

an imprisoned sheriff's deputy will not face criminal charges for shooting and killing 33-year-old tyroney is andrew hall and already serving a six-year prison term for a previous shooting in 2018. he shot and killed a man during a slow speed chase. the district says they cannot confirm he broke the law. big changes are underway at twitter now that elon musk has taken over. the top executives are gone so what is next? suzanne has more on what the future may hold. >> elon musk is the ceo of tesla, spacex, and now twitter. he tweeted, let the good times roll. the takeover is raising lots of eyebrows and concerns about potential layoffs, among other things. >> he bought it. he has the right to do that. >> i just don't want there to be propaganda or him just showing what he wants. >> you have to sit here and eat the popcorn. a question a lot of us have is what is twitter going to become over the next few months and even the next few days and weeks. this is a huge experiment with one of the most influential platforms of the world. for those of us using it daily, the key question will be how mu

she's attempting to tyrone desantis to the sheriff of miami from the 1960s who was a segregationist sheriffalked i think off camera yesterday a bit about the attacks to come. they've already begun but the attacks to come with ron desantis being outside of donald trump, the leading contender for republican candidate for president of the united states. >>> you have joy reed launching an extreme if not familiar campaign against a republican politician. pete: for the people of florida, he's handled this about as good as you can hope considering the hurricane of this size and magnitude and he's pointing out the obvious to the rest of us and most of the country. don't approach someone's home. you don't know. they're prepared and able to defend themselves. black, white, brown, doesn't matter. it's their property, they can defend it and defend their lives. i think it's a foolish political approach and not going to work against desantis and plays into twitter and the elite view that behind every maga republican is actually a racist. rachel: behind every looter is a black person assuming that's the c

. >> thank you tyrone. good evening, i'm the senior coordinator at the san francisco environment department. and i'm also one of the department's racial equity leaders along with soko made here. since it's been a while that we provided an update. next slide please kyle. i'll review a key line. in december 2020, we received our equity plan of racial equity. and since then we've been implementing actions in the plan. we hired a consultant to have our survey and also submitted our annual progress report to the office of racial equity last march. the reports and the progress report are in your commissioner packets. as explained tory toments but we'll walk you through smft highlights today. next slide. so we'll start with a few high level updates. as you know, funding has always been a challenge for this department. and the work has been ziggy more work that existing staff has been been able to afford. so we will hire a new coordinator as well as additional funding, 125,000 for racial equity consulting services.

host: tyrone on the republican line from illinois. caller: good morning. i look at our politics right now and i think we are lacking a lot of concepts. but we talked about president trump with his documents -- when we talk about president trump his documents and an the white house, why do presidents not get checked on what paperwork they have to take out of the white house so something like that cannot occur? and do not know how many past presidents have taken stuff out that they are not supposed to but i think it is wrong. i fear a loss on january 6. i cannot say i agree what happened with that but i can say that i have not heard much of what our government is doing to secure our capitol buildings so something like this can never happen again. i think that is really important. i cannot go with these things that the democrats are saying right now because of the energy thing, for example. i do not think there has been enough thoughts on it. they had people on c-span talking about to upgrade our grids would cost $6 trillion in the electrical fields to get th

fill them's third went in off of tyrone who in the summer, gerard ditched as captain but kept on theas ever done this before, the fact that united, there was barely anyone sticking up for him. that lack of playing style, that lack of identity. i don't think he can point at a lack of resources. they have spent money, villa are just going completely backwards and i've watched every team this season at least two or three times in the premier league, and honestly, i would say that bella was the worst coach out of everyone in the premier league. there'sjust no identity. i'm a fighter, i'm not going to quit, — i'm a fighter, i'm not going to quit, it's— i'm a fighter, i'm not going to quit, it's not my dna.- i'm a fighter, i'm not going to quit, it's not my dna. this is the week the pressure _ quit, it's not my dna. this is the week the pressure told. - quit, it's not my dna. this is the week the pressure told. gerard l quit, it's not my dna. this is the - week the pressure told. gerard spent 11 months at villa, but he's not used to setbacks. retired from playing six years ago and in a fir

conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts being deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone. >> the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in self-defe

conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to including deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound. >> only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. >> diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in

conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to including deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in self-d

let's go now to tyrone in new york city. calling on the democrat line, what do you think about congress and how they have done so far? caller: i think congress is struggling to take care of the people that donate money to them and the mass population. it is very difficult to take care of both. if you take money out of politics, maybe we will have a better congress, a better presidential candidate, but because we have money dictating how congress operates and who they operate for, we will continue to have this problem and i hope that the republican stops this anti-american attitude. we need to understand that we need government. they know it now in florida. they need the same government that you pay your taxes to, the same government that you need to help you out when there is a hurricane situation. it is the same government that you call -- that you are calling to make small enough to drown in a bathtub. it is our government. we need it, we need to make it stronger, make it more responsive to the mass population. this is not

tomorrow i'm going to tyrone to the capitol. the tv is going to film report on me. and from there we're going to pan to others. once they're close to the port, we'll catch a ship to qatar. i'll make videos or whatever, that's the reality. ok. 30 sanchez, his parents said there's been no communication with him since then. okay. no, saw what he thought he's not politically involved. he does not belong to any political party. he's not been making propaganda, neither for nor against any situation. the only thing that moves him is supporting real madrid and walking to get to the world cup in kits. r o sanchez had recently walked through the kurdish region of iraq. how expanding a local farmer that hosted the spaniards before you continue this journey. we're glad to read that and we're back now back now that we said i'm going to iran, i'm going to benchmark for the gates. where is the road to benchmark? we said this road takes you to benchmark. and so he took his bike and we were busy working in the farm, planting apples and packing tomatoes, but at 8 30 in the morning, h

so that was the rate that tyrone, as we're paying and that was the highest tax rate that we got didn't the case of that is still there. so that's one you turn which of course and carries it all the people to label the budget that we had in the u. k. is the budget, the many budget for the rich. so politically wasn't a very clever move. one would imagine. i've been there on our discussion, so perhaps looking at other elements of what the many badges included. one of them is the corporation tax rate. they had been an expectation that that great would increase. next financial year we started in april and u. k. from 19 percent to 25 percent. what we had had, of course, from the band with many budgets and i think had been hinged during the stresses an election campaign to be prime minister, which now was, is, or it was that that would be reversed. there was not going to be that increase. well now there are suggestions that that may still happen. and other possibilities that we might see, the catch in the basic graduate come to actually shows meant to come down to 19 b to the pound. in again,

let's go now to tyrone in new york city. calling on the democrat line, what do you think about congress and how they have done so far? caller: i think congress is struggling to take care of the people that donate money to them and the mass population. it is very difficult to take care of both. if you take money out of politics, maybe we will have a better congress, a better presidential candidate, but because we have money dictating how congress operates and who they operate for, we will continue to have this problem and i hope that the republican stops this anti-american attitude. we need to understand that we need government. they know it now in florida. they need the same government that you pay your taxes to, the same government that you need to help you out when there is a hurricane situation. it is the same government that you call -- that you are calling to make small enough to drown in a bathtub. it is our government. we need it, we need to make it stronger, make it more responsive to the mass population. this is not

. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment. am i'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct f

came to our crowd today but you all where the foundation of funding the statuary fund project with tyrone powell and lawrence drake. thank you for what you have done. this was a labor of love and i want to thank my partner, congressman jim clyburn who was there all the way to say, this is right. i really appreciated your words at the unveiling ceremony where you said -- because let's face it, we are in a moment of time they want to rewrite history. i appreciated that you said you cannot rewrite history and you shouldn't even try. [applause] and we are not going to. we are going to celebrate this great educator. thank you, jim clyburn, for being an inspiration. chairman, if you know her and you'd see her somewhere -- you see her somewhere on the january 6 committee, she was helpful in keeping us on track. the curator and others were instrumental in the early days and helping her understand what it means to have a symbol of greatness in the united states capitol and statuary hall. speaker pelosi as well. i love the idea that it is kind of a girl power moment, no offense, mr. webb. to have a

they then conceded a penalty, before tyrone mings completed the 3—0 defeat, with an own goal.y away from it. and you are confident he will turn it around? i are confident he will turn it around? . ., ., are confident he will turn it around? _, ., ., around? i will continue faint and continue to _ around? i will continue faint and continue to do _ around? i will continue faint and continue to do what _ around? i will continue faint and continue to do what i _ around? i will continue faint and continue to do what i do - around? i will continue faint and continue to do what i do until i l around? i will continue faint and l continue to do what i do until i am told something different. he continue to do what i do until i am told something different.- continue to do what i do until i am told something different. he had a ta on the told something different. he had a tap on the shoulder— told something different. he had a tap on the shoulder and _ told something different. he had a tap on the shoulder and a - told something different. he had a tap on the shoulder and a half- tap on t

they then conceded a penalty, before tyrone mings completed the 3—0 defeat, with an own goal.rom it. you are covered it you can turn it - won't shy away from it. you are l covered it you can turn it around? won't shy away from it. you are . covered it you can turn it around? i covered it you can turn it around? l will continue to fight and continue to do what i do, unless i am told any different and i will move forward in that position. leicester were also playing last night and after their 2—0 win against leeds, the foxes boss brendan rodgers, who used to manage gerrard at liverpool, was told about his former captain's sacking. it seems every day a manager is threatened to lose his job. stability and patient seems to be running out in football so i am really disappointed in him —— for him because i believe with time and patience, he could have got them where they wanted to be. cristiano ronaldo says the "heat of the moment" got to him, in explaining why he walked down the tunnel before the end of their win over tottenham on wednesday. he's been dropped from the squad to face

host: tyrone on the republican line from illinois. caller: good morning.itics right now and i think we are lacking a lot of concepts. but we talked about president trump with his documents -- when we talk about president trump his documents and an the white house, why do presidents not get checked on what paperwork they have to take out of the white house so something like that cannot occur? and do not know how many past presidents have taken stuff out that they are not supposed to but i think it is wrong. i fear a loss on january 6. i cannot say i agree what happened with that but i can say that i have not heard much of what our government is doing to secure our capitol buildings so something like this can never happen again. i think that is really important. i cannot go with these things that the democrats are saying right now because of the energy thing, for example. i do not think there has been enough thoughts on it. they had people on c-span talking about to upgrade our grids would cost $6 trillion in the electrical fields to get things done. to swit

then the ten men of villa conceded a penalty, before tyrone mings completed the 3—0 defeat with an owning out in football. i am really, really disappointed in him. —— for him. i believed in time, and with that patience, he could have got them to where he wanted them to be and where the club want him to go. rodgers himself can now sleep easier now, after his leicester side moved off the bottom of the table, thanks to only their second win of the season against leeds. ironically, their manager, jessee marsh, now finds his position under scrutiny. his leeds side gifted leicester the lead, with an own goal by robin koch. and then a brilliant team effort was rounded off by harvey barnes, to make it 2—0 to leicester. so the pressure eases on rodgers but increases on marsh, with his team only out of the relegation zone on goal difference. we are not representing the club the way we want. i am trying to find solutions. that's all i can say. we're working incredibly hard and diligently to try to help the team to be successful, so no one is more disappointed than me. i've got to help try and fin

i think the best was your number 2 is our number 1 when tyrone was in charge of communications or sewer out reach. i'm not sure how edgy the campaign could be or should be buoy think when we get a little more edgy that gets more attention. i don't know how well this is receive in the other community or how well this translate in other cull urs and languages but you know the more one can impress the idea of water conversation now and in the future the better. we should cell brit that we use less water per capita than others. again, great w on the communication efforts. thank you very much. next caller you have 2 minutes. peter tuolumne river trust. congratulate mrs. roads on a high energy presentation i see why we are getting ruand wonderful if we put her on the salmon issue. i got the numbers for the river 541 counted so far. 541, 22 for tuolumne. that's a much big are difference than last year where it was 10 to one. thank you. no more calls 9c gentleman affairs update and meaghan scott will present. >> good afternoon meaghan scott the acting director of policy and gentleman affairs. w

columba was 19, from county tyrone.t the commission have said they believe a credible reason to restart the search. the commission doesn'tjust search. the commission doesn'tjust search speculatively, it bases on information it receives, often from former paramilitaries, and it says well it cannot reveal details, it has the belief that it is worth while mounting this search once again. so investigators are at work, columba �*s family are here, his brother said all he wanted was to give his brother finally brother said all he wanted was to give his brotherfinally a christian burial to lay him to rest with his late parents. so it is certainly a time of renewed hope for the families, but they will wait anxiously i should think over the next few weeks as the day progresses. they will hope that the weather conditions remain helpful to the process of trying to recover columba's body. how do people regard this? northern ireland never had a truth and to process, a lot of people thought we just had to move on. this is an importan

. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment. am i'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct f

conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyroneheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to including deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone. >> the actions of deputy hall in the fatal shooting of tyrell wilson hall claims he was acting in self-defense when he opened fire on wilson that deadly

why because we let them candidates, not at tonight's forum include tyron, jordan's peter lou and john rehman. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica antioch mayor says he was attacked during a city event . mayor lamar thorpe was speaking at a luncheon with the antiochus chamber of commerce when a man in his late fifties approached him now the mayor says the man appeared to be seeking a confrontation. so we asked him to leave. that's when the man punched thorpe in the chest before bystanders stopped him. that man is not been publicly identified, but the mayor says he hopes the individual will be prosecuted. time is now 407. the oakland police department is extending for 30 more days its plan to fight gun violence in the city police chief laurent armstrong says officers will be permanently added to the criminal investigation division, and he is also bringing back the traffic enforcement unit chief armstrong says, since that plan was put into place late september, oakland police arrested 120 people linked two violent crimes, including shootings and homicides, and the poli

. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct from th