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us at this time they don't have this data compiled. portsmouth square is run by rec and park. that departmentued a statement reminding us that the square has, quote, some of the best maintained and most heavily used restrooms in our entire park system. so why pee outside? so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. we waited until he was done with his business. excuse me sir. hi, we're with abc news. my name is leon melendez. i wanted to ask you. you realize there are public bathrooms upstairs, but you choose to urinate here. could i ask you why? >> okay. thank you, thank. >> you, thank you. do you. why do you urinate here? he just simply walked away. portsmouth square is not the only park in san francisco with its share of peeing individuals. garfield square in the mission hosts many day laborers who were at one time urinating outside, despite also having a public bathroom inside the park. the city has since put a pit stop at the request of neighbors franklin square at 17th, and bryant has a sign at the entrance of the park welcoming people to use this pit sto

us at this time they don't have this data compiled. portsmouth square is run by rec and park. that department issued a statement reminding us that the square has, quote, some of the best maintained and most heavily used restrooms in our entire park system. so why pee outside? so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. we waited until he was done with his business. excuse me sir. hi, we're with abc news. my name is lyanne melendez. i wanted to ask you. you realize there are public bathrooms upstairs, but you choose to urinate here. could i ask you why? >> okay. thank you, thank you. thank you. yeah. do you. why do you urinate here? >> he just simply walked away. portsmouth square is not the only park in san francisco with its share of peeing individuals. garfield square in the mission hosts many day laborers who were at one time urinating outside despite also having a public bathroom inside the park. the city has since put a pit stop at the request of neighbors franklin square at 17th, and bryant has a sign at the entrance of the park welcoming people to use th

she gets sworn in to lead the us justice department on her first day on the job. what is the first thing she does? headline us cuts task forces on foreign influence and russian sanctions. quote. in a memo sent to staff wednesday, u.s. attorney general pam bondi revealed she had disbanded the foreign influence task force, a unit dedicated to investigating violations of the foreign agents registration act. bondi did not elaborate, but figures on the republican party's conspiratorial far right have accused the government of abusing fara to unfairly target political operatives like paul manafort, trump's 2016 campaign chair, who was indicted in a probe into russian influence in that year's u.s. election. also on wednesday, the day of her swearing in, bondi disbanded a task force klepto capture, an initiative started in 2022 to enforce sanctions against russia. who's all that good for shutting down the foreign influence task force, shutting down enforcement of the foreign agents registration act, and getting rid of the task force that enforces sanctions against russia?

whether we stand with our allies or cave in to putin domestically, in terms of whether we use the justice department as opposed to enforcement of the law. we are really at a crisis point. and even though the court hasn't acted yet on exactly what is going to happen with respect to almost $2 billion that congress has appropriated in foreign aid, i do expect a ruling quite soon. >> soon. >> well, professor laurence tribe, when that happens, i'm sure we will have you back. professor tribe, thank you, as always, for coming to the last word. and coming up, democrats have a new plan to take on elon musk and his co president donald trump, and their attacks on the federal government. congressman joe neguse will (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps them get quick answers about any property by connecting them to the actual listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a l

is that a part of the police department using that triage center for any processing yeah. or detainment you know some of those stated goals for that new trailer center it not as much processing as we hoped to one day have but what it has been able to accomplish is we have hundreds of people that go to that center every day. they get connected to services, those that want to get connected service some people just arrested off of the sidewalks and that is part of what this is. you know, we don't when you go down the street or any street in san francisco just like that and you see people on the sidewalks that are struggling from addiction and all that you're part of this is where can they be that's a safe place . that's not a sidewalk if they're committing a crime, of course we need to take enforcement action but some people just need help and those services are there so you know, from the first day people were a little bit skeptical because they didn't know what it's about. you won't go there to get arrested now if officers use it as a process, you know those crimes are happ

. >> stand with our allies. >> or cave in to putin domestically, in terms of whether we use the justice departmentenge as opposed to enforcement of the law. we are really at a crisis point. and even though. >> the court hasn't. >> acted yet on exactly what is going to happen with respect to. almost $2 billion that congress has appropriated in foreign aid, i do expect the ruling quite soon. >> soon. >> well, professor laurence tribe, when that happens, i'm sure we will have. >> you back. >> professor tribe, thank you, as always, for coming to the last word. and coming up. democrats have a new plan to take on elon musk and his co president donald trump, and their attacks on the federal government. >> congressman joe. >> congressman joe. >> neguse will join us (luke) so why can't we say we're the best home shopping site? (lawyer) because while true, you just can't say that legally. (luke) so i can't say... “homes-dot-com is the best!” (lawyer) no. (marci) what if we jumbled up the words? (luke) homes best is com dot the. (lawyer) no. (luke) what if we said it in spanish? (marci) homes-punto-com es el

us. anytime we get something, it's better than nothing. right. and next month, the california department of water resources will conduct what it describes as its most important snow survey of the season. the results then should give us a much better idea about where the state's snowpack stands heading into the spring. >> and summer months reporting in the sierra nevada elevation, 6800 feet 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. lawrence has the high country. well, that's the deal. i mean, it's been up there last year, right? spring skiing conditions up there. you head toward the middle. the day things don't work is like they used doing that nice powder. but that's going to change to get more snow as we head through the weekend. so don't go up this year and about and think that that's gonna be like this all weekend long things going to change. it is back to winter this weekend. >> a live look right now up toward you some of the valley and you can have john there in the distance. a lot of snow up to over the mountain tops, too. and yeah, speaking of that snow, yep. we could definitely use some more ru

she obtains sensational us government documents proving the existence of a network of bio labs in ukraine. similar to georgia's lucas center. the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of strange that they put the words peaceful as if they were trying to deny something. normally you do not expect normal biological laboratories to be not peaceful. the general is joan dubin visited one center of the board tree. it was very safe to wait storage and basically they were both of trials on on suspension, launched an investigation to shortly alter the us government once again, denied it. so the board res existed in ukraine. on march the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john covey made a special statement on the mass. so we are not developing bio, logical, or chemical weapons inside you. crank is not avenue. now people were starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile, the biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage ther

being like, i can't do this, but to me is even worse insofar as it represents the justice department being usedrifying and especially to one like myself. a former prosecutor, u.s. attorney and attorney general for the state of connecticut for 20 years and investigation a prosecution charges and indictment can ruin lives and the weaponization of justice smacks of stalinist russia. as stalin's chief of his secret police said. show me the man and i'll show you the crime. that's the way the so-called justice system operated. in that autocracy. we are facing the same terrifying weaponization of justice here. >> i know that you've written to the acting u.s. attorney for dc, ed martin, who seems to be quite a character, about some of what he said, and he is only acting personally, i think that some of these are impeachable offenses from officers united states. we'll see what happens. i don't have much trust in the current republican congress. you met, you were part of, i think, roger wicker. was he in the meeting with you today? >> he was. >> okay. so roger wicker, who's the chair of the armed service

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us. anytime we get something, it's better than nothing. right. and next month, the california departmentresources will conduct what it describes as its most important snow survey of the season. the results then should give us a much better idea about where the state's snowpack stands heading into the spring. >> and summer months reporting in the sierra nevada elevation, 6800 feet 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. i'm great job as always. i will see you. you're 6800 feet andres you to 9100 feet as we look here. this castle peak along interstate 18 where you see a lot of snow on the side of the i learned. so what do you think you're going to gamble on? good weather. how about all of dropping to that's where we're going to find that snow level dropping as we head throughout the week itself. >> yet spring-like up there right now all around the state, of course, got some slushy snow up there to ski on, of course, with warmer temperatures. but >> i think as we head throughout the weekend, the temperatures are really going to drop off in that snow going to begin to fall once again. so hi

department's website. okay, it is 6:17 p.m. on a friday. that means for many people, not us. the weekend has already started. yeah, and i get the idea that if you want to make the most going outdoors this weekend, you want to do it sooner rather than later. yeah, certainly. get outside and enjoy it tonight. tomorrow is not going to be a total rain out, so to speak, but we will begin to see some rain here as soon as your saturday forecast and then also into sunday. let's go ahead and move it into that microclimate forecast. and you can see as we get a look here at san francisco after some seventys today we're back down to 62 and some 50s moving in over the next couple of hours. so you'll need the jacket if you're going to san francisco near the bay. we got into upper 70s, low 80 around hayward and also castro valley. right now we're seeing the average drop down to about 67, and then we're 57 here at 9:00. and for the inland valleys, it was another day also with 70s and 80s still very comfortable right now at 69 degrees. and we got you down here to 58 at 9:00, 54 at 11:00. let's take it into storm ranger mobil

i know i'll just hear mexico city a thing gives us a student courier that to lead an uprising to alex department is to shake, has seen the last year, has assaulted a new political policy. the launch of the national citizen policy was celebrated on friday with a major riley tumbler child dri, has moved from dhaka, a thousands gathered at monic me avenue in the capital deca for the launch of the national citizens party, our ncp, led by student activist opposing discrimination there were behind the monsoon revolution in bangladesh in july and august, last year. that was the prime minister shed casino. but that victory didn't come easy. nearly a 1000 people lost their lives and many more were injured. during the uprising i, this was a student activist during the protest. he resigned as an advisor to the interim government last wednesday to join this new political party is calling for the new democratic constitution to be drafted, to prevent the return of constitutional. i'll talk to see the us unite together, hand in hand to build such a bundle of dish where the force of every citizen with the matte

at this legislation. >> and my last comment is on the planning department who always very humorously says oh, you know, nobody wrote to us well nobody knows what the f you excuse my french is going on because the planning department never really tells anybody anything unless they have to. >> one person came here who's definitely pro-development and he's going out to people he knows are going to prove this and he's got a whole bunch of people involved. but i can tell you my neighbors don't know anything. i'm in the outer sunset and nobody knows anything about this. so please do not lose. we haven't gotten any letters and the excuse that they haven't gotten any letters then that means that they haven't told anybody. >> please send this to the historic preservation commission and don't make a decision today. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, george cherish. i think the most troubling thing about this is sort of the raising of the vinyl windows and i think that you know the thing about windows fenestration especially in san francisco in our residential neighborhoods is it does make the house. it's like it's like your hair if

us. anytime we get something, it's better than nothing. right. and next month, the california departmentof water resources will conduct what it describes as its most important snow survey of the season. the results then should give us a much better idea about where the state's snowpack stands heading into the spring. >> and summer months reporting in the sierra nevada elevation, 6800 feet 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. from 1600 feet to castle peak interstate 80, which is clear folks heading up to the mountain. but sunday could be a different story. yeah. looking like blue skies right now. but will that last? lawrence is here to let us know. get tricky. you know, you drive up their spring skiing conditions, right? the roadways are open and clear. everything nice. but coming home, it's back to winter again. so. >> you gotta be careful if you head up in the high country, be prepared for that. the storm clouds rolling on in. so today, beautiful day around the bay area. spring weather not only here but really all across the state with high pressure overhead looking up toward the 70

the former san francisco redevelopment agency and is working with the recreation and parks department as well as usthe arts commission to transfer ownership and maintenance of the hunters point shipyard phase one parks and public artworks to the city and county of san francisco. for some background in 2009 the redevelopment commission ten public art pieces for the shipyard which were then installed in 2015. we are recommending that the arts commission accession and the following eight artworks as you just read into the civic art collection. the two remaining artworks titled got gigantic v by matthew passmore and rebar group and nautical swing by matthew geller are functional pieces. they are a swing and a play structure which in agreement with oci and rec and park are better managed by the recreation and parks department. we are currently working with oca and rec and park on a joint community facilities agreement to ensure that the arts commission has the funding needed for the ongoing care and maintenance of these eight artworks. and acceptance into the collection will be contingent on this agreem

what i see is that the use of sanctions as a, as a weapon has failed for the united states. i see the that the state department's policy of working as hard as possible to not speak to our adversaries has failed. i see that donald trump recognizes that we are in a multi polar world, not a unipolar world. and that whether the united states likes the russian government or likes the chinese government or not, it has to engage with the russian government and the chinese government at any government. so i think that this is a rail politic, as henry kissinger used to say, we have to recognize the reality of the day and deal with it. we can't just pretend that we're the world's only superpower and take it from there. it doesn't work. and instead it's, it's going to bankrupt our country, we have to change this policy. and i think donald trump understands that, and that's what he's doing absolutely. spot on the thank you. so my done career out . cool. don't lease the form i see on the list. really nice to have you on. thank you very much. thank you so much for the vacation right now, following the fiasco in the white hous

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us now, washington correspondent for spectrum news, kevin frei. kevin, good morning to you. let's start with these emails. because the last time these went out there were several departments and agencies who said, don't respond to that pause or ignore it. there was a lot of confusion about what they'd be used for. is it any clearer now the purpose of these these emails? >> i think we have to watch over the next few hours to see if we once again repeat this sort of scenario where some of the agencies come out and say, actually, you don't need to do this, which set up this sort of friction between elon musk and particularly some of those that deal with national security, where you saw even trump allies that that have basically pledged to work for trump at the fbi, the nsa, the list goes on, advising the employees to slow walk this and don't necessarily engage. it seems there might be a call for the employees to essentially say, i deal with national security matters, so we're going to leave it at that. but even that raises new questions. and keep in mind, the employees in the midst of all of this are kind of being experiencing a degree of whiplash. i remember after the first

dodaro: one is to make permanent the use of the death master file to have social security give it to the treasury department. that is on a pilot basis. it has already saved millions of dollars. it needs to be made permanent. we should not be paying deceased people. it took me years to convince congress to even make that a pilot program. i never thought it would be so hard to stop paying dead people, but apparently it was. rep. fallon: where they all in chicago? mr. dodaro: i think they were spread around. in any event, that is number one. number two would be to extend the statute of limitations for fraud and the employment insurance program. it is about ready to expire at the five-year mark. congress should do as it did with paycheck protection program and extend it for five more years to make it 10 years. there are hundreds of cases still being investigated that i think need to be -- need to come to a conclusion. dir. patel: is that for these -- rep. fallon: is that for social security? mr. dodaro: unemployment fraud. extend the statute of limitations. make site neutral payments in reality for medicare. if

department, the short answer is no. this was supposed to be a very straightforward, you know, diplomatic initiative. you know, to sure up us ukrainian relations prior to the beginning of the goal. she ations and obviously what we're seeing now is the relationship in adult spiral adults on clear if for the leaders can the can pull it out before it actually crashes. yeah. even on the inside, as he said at the white house at the state department, what do you think happened here? what was the lensky ambushed? was this old premeditated? it's a very good question. i don't we, we know the answer yet. you know, clearly the truck, the administration has been signaling a dramatic shift in us policy towards ukraine. you know, but this was mismanaged by the white house. this was mismanaged by the cranium side . we know these were very blunt words. they are not surprising and of themselves. what's shocking is that they occurred in the public domain. all right, but the bottom line is, this was a very bad day for ukraine, a bad day for the united states and to very, very good day for russia. so what's, what, what's the white house going

us. what's the bad news? [ indistinct conversations ] i skipped the line. ♪ ♪ >> maurice: there is more evidence that americans are worried about the economy and inflation. the commerce departmentsumers cut their spending last month by two tenths of a percent, the sharpest drop in four years. >> john: and in a cbs news poll, 70% said their incomes are not keeping up with inflation. 62% said prices were still going up in the past few weeks. >> maurice: cbs news "money watch" correspondent kelly o'grady is here. and kelly, that include coffee prices. >> reporter: that's right. and while we did see an overall dip in spending, consumers spend more on the necessities, so housing, gas, and food, because inflation is rising, so we dug into why prices are going up for an american staple as the cost of coffee beans are now at a 50-year high. >> it is a daily ritual for most folks. >> reporter: gregory zamfotis is the founder and ceo gregory's coffee, a new york-based company that imports, roasts, and sells coffee across its 50 cafes nationwide. zamfotis is feeling the price creep brewing in the industry. how much coffee are you buying? >> so this year we will probably close in on 600,00

us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. latest developments inside the trump administration's department necessarily want to be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. josh mankiewicz: eight months after diren dede's death, markus kaarma went on trial for his murder. seeking justice for their son, diren's parents traveled from germany to a montana courtroom, where they were befriended by the same group of kids who had loved their boy. a lot of us got the chance to meet his parents when they came for it. and they were really, really awesome. they were a lot like diren. josh mankiewicz: his parents watched as the man who shot their son faced the charge of deliberate homicide. paul ryan: --and what think is important is-- josh mankiewicz: to kaarma's defense team, led by attorney paul ryan, that was outright excessive. it was a man who was fearful-- josh mankiewicz: ryan laid out a basic narrative. markus kaarma, twice a victim of burglars, reasonably thought diren dede was another one and dangerous. paul ryan: he thou

us inputs abroad is going to diminish? well, i guess the question is how much the some of these policies get picked up by other, you know, other agencies within the state department? but yes, i mean, you, the, the gutting the targeting of usa idea is fascinating. this and really is a signal at the united states is, is announcing that it is no longer going to superintend the world. right. and a id is a perfect expression of a kind of a kind of the fusion of heart and soft power. i mean, it does. all of it does it does, it does important. and, and, and you main work. and it is, i think was funding the only work in the hospital left and gaza, things like that. and you know that, and you have dispensing, you know, medicines in africa and, and, and, but it was also the agency in which the funded democracy promotion programs. and these were the, you know, when, when, when, when the national endowment for democracy which operates on the a i. d, was founded in 1983 under the reagan administration. the 1st director of us that we do in the open. what the c, i a used to do, who berkeley, meaning that they fund oppositional groups and then countries where that are friendly,

dodaro: one is to make permanent the use of the death master file to have social security give it to the treasury department. that is on a pilot basis. it has already saved millions of dollars. it needs to be made permanent. we should not be paying deceased people. it took me years to convince congress to even make that a pilot program. i never thought it would be so hard to stop paying dead people, but apparently it was. rep. fallon: where they all in chicago? mr. dodaro: i think they were spread around. in any event, that is number one. number two would be to extend the statute of limitations for fraud and the employment insurance program. it is about ready to expire at the five-year mark. congress should do as it did with paycheck protection program and extend it for five more years to make it 10 years. there are hundreds of cases still being investigated that i think need to be -- need to come to a conclusion. dir. patel: is that for these -- rep. fallon: is that for social security? mr. dodaro: unemployment fraud. extend the statute of limitations. make site neutral payments in reality for medicare. if

us to do. on the side of the isle we have consistently promoted the idea of making investments in technology so we can do things such as say look at the department of defense. it takes up approximately 50% of our discretionary income. our discretionary spending. approximately 50% goes to the department of defense. it has not been able to pass an audit in the last six audits. we're not talking about pennies. i understand we want everything to be perfect. let me talk about the big numbers. the big numbers are on that side. when we look at our entire workforce, our federal work worse, force is less than 5%. let's talk about defense. that seems to be the same side of the ledger that mr. musk gets the vast amount of majority of his money from. on this side we believe in law & order. a number of us are actual lawyers. we understand the constitution. we believe in that as well. there are things such as impoundment because as you said, we need to return the power of the purse to congress. it never left. according to the constitution that is where it is at. people are confused because they were upset about the guy who runs twitter. who for sure is doing

glad to see that ustr and the department of congress will be the department of commerce will be conducting a comprehensive review of all us trade agreements, our tariffs and economic policies to strengthen domestic industries and enhance national security. as has already been mentioned today in response to concerns repeatedly expressed by our constituents, representative sewell and i, along with 29 of our colleagues in the house, reintroduced the leveling the playing field 2.0 act to equip companies and the department of commerce with the tools that they need to take on these bad actors. mr. chairman, i ask for unanimous support to enter into record a letter of support from a variety of stakeholders whose industries would benefit from the bill. >> without objection, thank you. >> our bill updates trade remedy law and creates new laws to combat repeat offenders, to expedite investigations, and apply meaningful consequences, including going after chinese subsidized manufacturing through the belt and road initiative. mr. garish, as you outlined, so many of our global trading partners engage in trade practices and policies th

us held her head in shame. lunch was canceled. a joint press conference also canceled. the signing of the minerals deal is off the table for now. the state department has even already terminated funding for ukraine's energy grid restoration, and president trump instructed zelensky to come back when he's ready for peace. and by the way, if there is a next time, you might want to put on that suit. it is the white house. take a look. >> why don't. >> you wear. >> a suit? >> why don't you wear. >> a suit? >> you're the highest level. >> in this country's office, and you refuse to wear a suit. just want to see. >> if you do. >> own a suit. >> you have problems. >> i a lot of americans have problems with. >> you not respecting. >> i don't have office. i will wear a costume after this war will finish. okay. yes. maybe one. maybe something. maybe something like yours. yes. maybe some. something better. i don't know. we will see. maybe something cheaper than. yeah. thank you. thank you. >> president. >> now you need to keep in mind, historically, this is not the first time that zelensky has disrespected the us. you might recall, joe biden reportedly lost hi

military, the defense department, through an appointed secretary of defense who is totally unqualified to be secretary of defense. i'm just saying pay attention to what's happening around usd mike allen, the this is a real change in tradition, which will have, i think, a big response from members of the press corps. >> no question, because. jim vandehei and i are. >> up with a column. >> this morning. >> on trump's media. >> control strategy, pulling. >> back the camera. >> and looking. >> at the. >> fact that. >> this. >> is of a piece. >> with the lawsuits. >> with the control of workspace at the pentagon. with the actions. against ap. >> and just. >> around this table. >> off camera. >> we've. >> been talking about how. there's going. >> to. be a democratic president. >> and that's. >> one of the reasons you see some. >> conservative news organizations. >> backing up. fox backing. >> up ap, signing on. >> to protests of. >> how this is. >> being done. now. >> what the white house told us for this column is we're trying to. >> open up. >> new opportunities. >> for people who think differently or doing things different. ways that the. >> old. >> system didn't serve peopl

the two leaders were expected to sign a deal that would give the us access to ukraine's vast mineral resources. but mr zelensky departed delegation to leave immediately after the clash. shortly after his motorcade departed, mr trump wrote on his social media platform: "president zelensky is not ready for peace if america is involved, because he feels our involvement gives him a big advantage in negotiations. i don't want advantage, i want peace. he disrespected the united states of america in its cherished oval office. he can come back when he is ready for peace." but president zelensky expressed gratitude to the american people after his clash with trump, writing on x: "thank you america, thank you for your support, thank you for this visit. thank you potus, congress and the american people. ukraine needsjust and lasting peace, and we are working exactly for that." our north america editor sarah smith explains the repercussions of that seismic shift in us—ukraine relations. we think he's getting ready to leave, to fly to london, where he will be having more meetings. but i cannot overstate how serious what happened he