will grant, bbc news, los angeles.re's a warning today that the use of drones to deliver drugs and weapons into two of england's highest security prisons has now become a national security threat. the prisons watchdog says drone supplies to inmates at manchester and long lartin are now so regular, that guns could be smuggled in. the two jails hold some of the most dangerous men in the country — including terrorists, murderers and bosses of organised crime. dominic casciani reports. a drone over manchester, a video showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons. the delivery of drugs and contraband by drone are now a massive problem forjails — this footage showing how gangs fly them right up to cell windows. two reports today reveal how the devices are destabilising two prisons holding some of the most dangerous men in the uk — mu

let's get the latest from our correspondent will grant.led their home in altadena with nothing but the clothes on their back. the couple, who run a fostering agency for at risk youth, made it out with their lives but little else. this is a street where i have spent a lot of time, being a part of the community. the next day, sheila returned to the ruins. a lifetime in a home turned to ash. one of 12,000 structures lost in the worst fires la has seen in decades. like picking up my keys this morning and recognising that all the keys to the house and, you know, the back key, door key and all this belongs to nothing. to nothing. and it is surreal. it's a tale which crosses communities in los angeles. elizabeth rafeedie grew up in a poor neighbourhood here, but became a lawyer and bought a house in malibu with her husband. today, she's living in a hotel room, unsure of what the future holds. it's like having a member of your family die - because that's the end. the end road at that point of that person's history, l which is the end i road of our

will grant has more.wildfires in los angeles enter their second week, they keep burning, and the stories of destroyed lives stack up. amid the ruins of his block, michael soto was incredibly fortunate. his home survived while his neighbours were left with nothing. now, he stands guard — to protect what he still has from looters — patrolling a devastated neighbourhood. i moved to this area, you know, for my kids — to have a better upbringing for them and for them to have a better future. it was a beautiful community, you know, it was mixed, it was nice. everyone, you know, looked at each other, waved and all that, you know. so it was just nice. i wanted my kids to have a better future for themselves. but, um, yeah, i... it looks like we're going to have to start all over again and rebuild, come stronger. the affluent suburb of brentwood has so far avoided being razed to the ground with the same destructive force. but with the santa ana winds still a majorfactor, the residents aren't out of the woods yet. a

will grant, bbc news, los angeles.al chandeliers there have been lowered — by hand — for their annual clean. jayne mccubbin has been monitoring what is a highly delicate operation. for almost 130 years, these lights have illuminated dancers in blackpool�*s famous tower ballroom. over the years, the moves have certainly changed, but the backdrop hasn't. but look at the dust on that! so once a year, a spring clean ensures the sparkles are worthy of the footwork down below. every january we lower our chandeliers, our edwardian chandeliers, down from the roof of the ballroom, and we clean all of the crystal. there's over 10,000 pieces of hand—cut crystal from italy here. hello, paul, over. it is a slow, careful process. yeah, go ahead, ethan. the floor's all clear. you can start lowering the chandeliers. - but it is done today exactly as it was over 100 years ago. speeded up here, but look and listen to this. this is the view from paul hulley, who's been the man on the winch in the ceiling since the 80s. he knows all too w

will grant, bbc news, los angeles. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, gave us the latestelves here for further high winds in the next few hours. now, they're not expected to be as fierce as the hurricane force winds, which wrought such devastation to communities such as this a week ago. but the us national weather service is nonetheless using words such as destructive and life threatening to describe them. now, with hundreds of canadian and mexican firefighters as well as firefighters from neighbouring states now on the ground here. now on the ground here, la's mayor karen bass, is saying that her city is ready to respond to any changes in the weather conditions, but asked today about the time scale for rebuilding communities such as this, she said it could take years as city officials have first to scour these areas for any hint of human remains before removing all the debris and ash that is here before they can start the repopulation process. that said, though, a few former residents of this community were allowed past the evacuation zone today to return to see what rem

the same thing and judge cannon, without even hearing substantively from the department said i will grant you that and i will temporarily enjoin the department of justice, jack smith's office, and anybody who works with her for those two people from not only releasing the report but disseminating any information contained in that report. that's an order of extraordinary breadth. i am the 11th circuit. i can't even asked the lawyers at the department of justice to tell me what's in the report privately. >> come on, dude. aileen cannon, doing her thing. i guess it has worked for her so far and we will see if that continues. thank you very much. >>> still ahead. tens of thousands order to evacuate as a dangerous wildfire burns in los angeles. we will bring the latest details. latest details. >>> president biden is in los angeles but he had to cancel his event because of high winds and a rapidly spreading wildfire. more than 30,000 californians are under an evacuation order as the fire spreads in pacific palisades in los angeles. vice president kamala harris l.a. home is a mile away from that

she has granted this request and the house will now be until march 24th. over the holidays, i've also had a chance to reflect and i've had long talks with my family about the future. through the course of my career any success i have personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. left night over dinner, i told my kids about the decision i am sharing with you today. i will resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. [ speaking in a global language ] >> so the prime minister is now essentially saying in french what he just said in english. we will keep monitoring this because if he takes any questions we will certainly go back to that. but i want to bring back our friends, senior wido

and judge cannon, without even hearing substantively from the department of justice, said yes, i will grantt stand i will temporarily enjoin the department of justice, jack smith's office, and anybody who works with or for those two people from not only releasing the report, but also disseminating any information contained in that report. and that's an order, chris, of extraordinary breadth. just about it this way. i am the 11th circuit. i can't even ask the lawyers for the department of justice to tell me what's in the reports privately. >> come on dude. aileen cannon, man, doing her thing. you know? i guess it's worked out for her so far. we'll see if that continues. lisa rubin, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, tens of thousands are ordered to evacuate as a dangerous wildfire burns in los angeles. we are going to bring you the latest details, next. test deta boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! money, power, friendship. let's go! ♪♪ ♪♪ well would you look at that? jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. i really should

. >> kennedy: i will grant you it is terrifying that u.s. member who was discharged honorably is capable of this level of radicalization. he went to egypt for three weeks to a month. what happened there, i am more scared of the people who are preradicalized, the people who come into this country easily with an agenda who want to kill us all, those are the people -- >> jessica: again come i'm not trying to minimize anyone who wants to do harm, but to stand there and say that president biden is out of his mind -- >> judge jeanine: he is! >> tyrus: i have a question. what's up next? >> jessica: and then it's going to be mine. >> joey: a stunning security failure in new orleans. the city had barriers that could have prevented this attack bute' they didn't use them. ♪ ♪s lowi each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. force factor ultra berberine, is the number one best selling berberine supplement

we know the president has a receptive audience, because at least four of the justices were willing to granty appeal, which would have been extraordinary. the supreme court typically does not hear appeals like that until he conviction is finalized. the president will have three chances to get this conviction overturned on appeal. caitriona: we heard from trump that he had tried to use the supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. will it likely have any impact on the appeal process is outlined? -- they appeal process you have outlined? >> i think so. that is the strongest argument the president has, because a different majority of the supreme court, 6-3, ruled last summer that a president's immunity is very broad. anything that is arguably an official act is subject to immunity. even evidence of official acts cannot come into trial. the president is arguing his tweets about michael cohen, his communications with hope hicks and other officials in the white house, they were introduced as evidence in that hush money trial and that was unconstitutional. the appellate courts are going to hav

the night market is free and will take place between 530 and 9 p.m. wednesday on grant avenue, and several streets will be closed, so taking public transit is encouraged. it's going to be a big event for sure. thank you. jia. an investigation underway tonight into a deadly shooting at an east oakland gas station. it happened at the valero gas station on east 12th street just before midnight. when officers arrived, they found a woman who had been shot. paramedics rushed her to the hospital, where she third homicide already thisity's year. a follow up now on the shooting death of a woman in the east bay. allegedly at the hands of her own husband. this happened february 2023. officers responded to a call about an assault on an off ramp in 580 in oakland, and when officers arrived, they found a woman shot dead. now, nearly two years later, the chp says late last night, detectives arrested her husband, nathaniel mccowan, facing a massive nearly $130 million budget deficit. oakland is making some big cuts everywhere, and that includes closing two fire stations for six months.

. >> okay, but let me i will grant you it is terrifying that a u.s. service member who was discharged honorably is capable of this level of radicalization. we know he went to egypt for three weeks to a month, and that's terrifying. we want to know what happened there. i'm more scared of the people who are pre radicalized, the people who come into this country easily with an agenda, who want to kill us all. >> those are the people who saying, i'm not. again, i'm not trying to minimize anyone who wants to do harm. i'm just saying to stand here and say that president biden is out of his mind for talking about this. >> johnny, i have a question. >> i have a question. >> what's up next? it's not the end. >> there we go. >> and then it's going to be my block. >> up next, a stunning security failure in new orleans. the city had barriers that could have prevented this attack. they didn't use them. >> not again. you're told is coming. >> your cold is coming. >> thanks, revere. >> we really need to keep zichem in the house. >> only if you want to shorten your c

california departments the how many amount and the timeline from july 25th through june of 28 and so the grant willperative contracts through 5 nonprofits including richmond and citywide case management and the programs for the. that was item 7. >> next item for us item number 14. so this grant entitled std prention and really a core funding for the prevention control. whoops. >> so the goal of this grant to conduct the disease investigation and strengthen the response and limitation to prevention and treatment. and case management for hiv and sexually transmitted disease current 5 years starred in january of 19 and runs through february of 26 the the specific bringing the total to 13. >> the increase will be used to the goals of the funding and maintain combrefrns next item is 15. this is a grant entitled clinical from nih through texas and the grants is part of a the big southwest of the clinical trials a research network in the fat i forget a national institute within nih for the research and determine the efficiency of the extended release of medication. compared to move forward the injects for

grant for 2026. we have our 2026 iteration and there will be they'll be utilizing part of the 2025 iteration of the used oil op grant as well. so that's why they're showing a higher professional services and used excuse me and grant funding for toxics reduction. those are the major changes for the next fiscal year at this time. good evening commissioners i'm soko made i am the new zero waste program manager at the department. and our team works to reduce generation and reduce disposal to landfill by increasing waste prevention, reuse, recycling and composting. so we're funded in several ways. first and foremost, it's the refuse impound account. and then through construction and demolition debris, transporter permit fees. also, the c and d work order through dbi. and then finally some state grants that we've received over the last several years in terms of our priorities, starting with the core funded ones, we want to continue implementing zero waste state and local policies, including the mandatory refuse separation, crv initiatives, edible food recovery and sandy recovery. we want to continue implement

nancy pelosi has announced muni will receive $9.2 million in federal funding to modernize the historic presidio yard. pelosi says the u.s. department of transportation grants will support the overhaul of the century old bus maintenance facility. officials say it will improve maintenance as well as working conditions that will get muni busses back into service sooner. >> san jose has started cracking down on rv encampments in the city. officials are first targeting the 30 largest unauthorized rv parking sites. they'll set up towaway zones and alert people living in oversize vehicles that they have two weeks to leave. meantime, san jose is tripling its shelter capacity for rv residents. it's also setting up safe parking sites for rvs in the berryessa and saint teresa neighborhoods. >> all right. coming up next, the nba all star weekend concert series, the artists that you'll see and how much you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (

it will include a special night market along grant avenue, which will feature 18 vendors and live performances. he will then head over to far east cafe for a community banquet, and before the dinner, there will be performances with lyon dancers, dragons and 100,000 firecrackers. that is what organizers have promised. they also say nearly 800 people are expected to attend the event, and that includes three former mayors. governor newsom, frank jordan and willie brown. happening now evacuations have been lifted in san francisco's outer richmond neighborhood after a gas leak. this all started about 1130 this morning. a construction crew cut into a gas main at 47th avenue in balboa. it took crews more than an hour to stop that leak. 15 people were evacuated while crews repaired the line. more than 500 people are without power right now. pg&e expects to have all that restored by seven tonight. well, a standoff that resulted in a police shooting has now ended in oakland. it all started around five this morning on macarthur boulevard near 66th avenue. police union says a sergeant confronted a man fir

wednesday's market will be three blocks along grant avenue between sacramento to jackson streets. there will be 18 vendors and a stage for live music. i don't mind, you know, to continue, you know, you know, doing the night market, we bring a lot of young people to chinatown to enforce. you know, the bottom line is, you know, create jobs and bring and bring income to these small businesses. it's exciting. of course, you know, my for me, you know, i i'm not i'm not looking for a job. i'm not running for an office. i will not ask him for money. so i, you know, i'm happy to help. at the same time, a sold outinner at far east cafe, one of chinatown's last remaining banquet halls, is being organized by asian american community groups. they estimate up to 800 attendees. it's going to happen. mark young is the founder of the nonprofit stand with asians. there will be lion dancers, dragons, firecrackers, 100,000 firecrackers. the inauguration events coincide with an auspicious date. it's january the 8th, which in chinese is pronounced yud vallejo, which signifies new beginnings, prosperity

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the question is will trump grant one to the former proud boy's leader. >>> tonight, a new york judgeted trump's request to try to get out of his sentencing, supposed to happen this friday. the question is, what do trump's attorneys do next? what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. the judge who sentenced him and called him, quote, the ultimate leader of the proud boys admitted that he had an outsized impact on january 6th. my congressional source tonight served on the house january 6th committee and has been re-elected to house democratic leadership. congressman pete aguilar of california. it's great to have you. i want to ask you about enrique in a moment, but on today just of itself, [ inaudible ] . to come to washington, d.c. and disrupt our proceedings. >> well, and with enri

wednesday's market will be three blocks along grant avenue between sacramento to jackson streets. there will be 18 vendors and a stage for live music. i don't mind,ou know, to continue, you know, you know, doing the night market, we bring a lot of young people to chinatown to enforce. you know, the bottom line is, you know, create jobs and bring and bring income to these small businesses. it's exciting. of course, you know, my for me, you know, i i'm not i'm not looking for a job. i'm not running for an office. i will not ask him for money. so i, you know, i'm happy to help. at the same time, a sold out dinner at far east cafe, one of chinatown's last remaining banquet halls, is being organized by asian american community groups. they estimate up to 800 attendees. it's going to happen. mark young is the founder of the nonprofit stand with asians. there will be lion dancers, dragons, firecrackers, 100,000 firecrackers. the inauguration events coincide with an auspicious date. it's january the 8th, which in chinese is pronounced yud vallejo, which signifies new beginnings, prosperity

san francisco says new grants will pay for street city. excuse me? street improvements citywide.one of the projects will revitalize the stretch of powell street between market and geary. it will include wider sidewalks and cafe style dining, plus a dramatic chandelier lighting feature over the cable car turnaround. the $36 million in funding will also include improvements at folsom and howard streets, and to improve the city's bus fleet. tolls on bay area bridges are going up january 1st on the seven state run bridges. starting tomorrow, drivers will pay $8, an increase from the current bridge toll of $7 for most cars. in addition, the mtc bay area toll authority voted to approve a series of toll increases starting in 2026. under the toll hikes, some drivers will be paying as much as $11.50 by the year 2030. the mtc says the higher tolls will help pay for bridge maintenance. the toll hike does not include the golden gate bridge. its tolls were raised in july. the city of vallejo is named its next police chief. jason todd, who has been serving as interim chief, has been chosen to

germany will probably grant itself a bit more fiscal space with the reform of debt brake.ey is german companies start to invest more in the country. that is not a matter of the debt brake. that is a matter of doing away with regulations. that is a matter of using a little bit of fiscal space to cut business taxes. so, i do hope that the new government will actually do that and, if so, even if the fiscal space will be limited by a modest reform of the debt brake, then the private sector companies will spend more investment and german consumers, which have been put off so much by a long period of political uncertainty, political wrangling, i hope they will also open their purses. the new government ending political uncertainty and modest reform of the debt brake will propel germany. >> interesting. speaking about businesses and politics, perhaps you can give us a little bit of color in terms of how you read the comments from elon musk giving his support to the afd. is that likely to change or impact the narrative in the german election at all? >> i don't think this will have

she has granted this request and the house will now be furloughed until march 24. over the holidays, i also had a chance to reflect and had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career, any successive personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. last night over dinner, i told my kids about the decision that i am sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide, competitive process. last night, i asked the president of the labour party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. [speaking french] i have always been a fighter. i have always been a fighter because i really care for giving canada and canadians and always being driven of what is in the best interests of canadians as well. despite our best efforts to get through the parliamentary

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. >> from 530 to 9 p.m, there will be a night market along a two block stretch of grant avenue. it will feature a stage with live performances. lurie is seen here at a chinatown night market. he is credited with funding these events long before he was elected mayor. the night market founder says lurie has helped chinatown in its economic recovery efforts. >> it's something that, you know, bring people to chinatown. this is something because chinatown is so, you know, so quiet. it's been very slow. so i think a lot of merchants really are, you know, see, we can bring people to, you know, especially young people. >> the night market on wednesday will feature a beer garden on commercial street. 100,000 firecrackers will be lit in front of the historic far east restaurant with lion dancers to celebrate. lurie. inside, there will be a nine course banquet for the new mayor. >> he does care about chinatown, so. and i think it's not only chinatown that you know the asian community. >> organizers say the $1,000 per table event sold out in days. guest speakers include governor gavin newsom

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one of them deadly. >> is at 6. >> everybody on the will kids and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight at 6 o'clock just a couple days into the new year in san francisco, police are investigating 2 shootings, one of them resulted in a man being killed and a woman and a toddler were injured. our kron four's rob nesbitt was at the scene today where family members talked about what they believed happened. >> san francisco police say today's shooting was an isolated incident and there's no threat to the public. the father, the man who was killed says his son shot himself after shooting 2 others had to that. anthony thomas was in tears while police investigated the home where he says his son, antoine thomas, was shot and killed according to thomas, the 24 year-old shot himself after shooting his one and a half year old son and the child's mother. is >> for for some strange i i i i didn't i didn't get a chance to make it here. time. stop it. now he's gone. >> police were called to the residence on tompkins avenue. san francisco just after 08:00am thursday for reports of

the grant period of performance is three years starting this january so projects will be completed by december 2027. our grant is one of 105 awards announced so far and it's noteworthy that the epa received approximately 2700 applications for this program requesting more than $40 billion in funding. the tick next program delivers priority recommendations from the treasure island supplemental transportation study which the san francisco county transportation authority completed with one treasure island in 2023. >> i will now turn it over to nella gonzalez to discuss the estes. thank you alex. >> so treasure island connects delivers recommendations from actions from the treasure island supplemental transportation study. >> treasure one treasure island was the lead on that study and i did make a report a few years ago now. and the idea of the study was to identify near-term improvements in supplemental transportation options options for the island. some of the recommendation has included our community ambassador program and we're very excited that through the grant we're going to be able

wednesday's market will be three blocks along grant avenue between sacramento to jackson streets. ere will be 18 vendors and a stage for live music. i don't mind, you know, to continue, you know, you know, doing the night market, we bring a lot of young people to chinatown to enforce. you know, the bottom line is, you know, create jobs and bring it bring income to this small business. it's exciting. of course, you know, for my for me, you know, i i'm not i'm not looking for a job. i'm not running for an office. i will not ask him for money. so i, you know, i'm happy to help. at the same time, a sold o dinner at far east cafe, one of chinatown's last remaining banquet halls, is being organized by asian american community groups. they estimate up to 800 attendees. it's going to happen. mark young is the founder of the nonprofit stand with asians. there will be lion dancers, dragons, firecrackers, 100,000 firecrackers. the inauguration events coincide with an auspicious date. it's january the 8th, which in chinese is pronounced yat baho, which signifies new beginnings, prosperity. and

instead, some patent owners can be more certain they will not be granted an injunction and will have to settle for an ongoing royalty set by a court while the infringer is permitted to continue using the patent owner's innovative technology. studies after ebay show that permanent injunctions were granted much less frequently than before ebay, especially for patent licensing firms. there's some new research that shows that patent owners, regardless of business type, are not even asking for injunctive relief at the same rate as they did before ebay. if you take into account these patent owners who don't even seek injunctive relief, the decrease in granted injunctions where infringement is found is down 66% for operating companies and 91% for licensing firms. the shift from a presumption of injunctive relief to a patent system where injunctive relief is uncertain has serious negative effects on the patent system. first, the lack of injunctive relief has led to predatory infringement, where infringers who know they are unlikely to be enjoined make a calculated decision to infringe now and

autistic people like myself. >> andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, san francisco says new grants will for street improvements citywide. one of the projects will revitalize the stretch of powell street between market and geary. it would include wider sidewalks and cafe style dining and a dramatic chandelier lighting feature over the cable cars turnaround. the $36 million in funding will also include improvements at folsom and howard streets, and to improve the city's bus fleet. well, more outrage in new york city after the death of a woman who was set on fire while sleeping on a subway train. what investigators have learned so far about the victim, and more questions about what caused a boeing 737 to crash upon landing in south korea. the clues authorities have been able to uncover skaters from the u.s. and representatives from boeing are on the scene of a plane crash that killed 179 people in south korea. the boeing 737 800, operated by budget airline jeju air, crashed on sunday. two flight attendants survived. that plane could be seen having engine trouble, and a preliminary report a

>> there are only one of two rulings that judge gesmer will do is grant or deny the state. if she denies it, we have a long way until friday and assuming the sentencing will occur then, that will be the final judgment of conviction. and donald trump will officially be a convicted felon and then can appeal and as peter said, the problem is the stigma because it will be happening while he is the president so there will be briefs filed while he is president and there will be oral arguments in the appellate court while he is president about this case. clearly, donald trump doesn't want that to happen and he wants it to be in limbo which will happen if he is in limbo. it will just stay that way until he is no longer president. he can't be considered really a final judgment of conviction until that sentence happens, if it does on friday. >> the other big story we talked about is the fight over the two-volume report written by the official counsel jack smith in which it will be released and it ended a short time ago this press conference and donald trump lashed out at the special c

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the grant will pay to retrofit roads and crossings and implement measures to cut down on traffic, as reduce the number of lanes, connect bicycle and pedestrian upgrades to transit hubs, and add workforce development programs. this pilot program is designed to create more attractive trails for bike riders and joggers, as well as sustainable infrastructure that protects the environment and is resilient to the effects of climate change. >> a show of support from here in the bay area, how communities are coming together to collect much needed supplies for those affected by the sou n (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? f

. >> from 530 to 9 p.m, there will be a night market along a two block stretch of grant avenue. it will feature a stage with live performances. lurie is seen here at a chinatown night market. he is credited with funding these events long before he was elected mayor. the night market founder says lurie has helped chinatown in its economic recovery efforts. >> it's something that, you know, bring people to chinatown. this is something because chinatown is so, you know, so quiet. it's been very slow. so i think a lot of merchants really are, you know, see, we can bring people to, you know, especially young people. >> the night market on wednesday will feature a beer garden on commercial street. 100,000 firecrackers will be lit in front of the historic far east restaurant, with lion dancers to celebrate. lurie. inside, there will be a nine course banquet for the new mayor. >> he does care about chinatown, so. and i think it's not only chinatown that you know the asian community. >> organizers say the $1,000 per table event sold out in days. guest speakers include governor gavin newso

candlestick developer, collc of five point is also the owner of a portion of the land that grant improvement will be constructed on. and they have the rights in the area. according to administer code, having jurisdiction is required if granting agency does not conduct an open and competitive process. public works did not conduct a competitive process, because the grant application was specifically for work in the development which meant the federal requirement. today public works seeks award to award grant funds directly to developer construction of the improvements under the grant. public works would act as administrator to ensure the work is completed as specified. >> sorry for the interruption. >> oh sure. no caption. is that requirement for ada? >> sorry to interrupt you, do you understand what is happening? >> yes, no problem. >> he will coordinate with sfgov. >> i think sfgov is capturing it, it's just not showing. >> oh okay. >> we are not broadcasting today, it's not live streaming today but it's being recorded by webex. >> can i proceed? >> okay. okay as the bayview connections is part o

that new grant will fund enhancements to the underpasses that currently separate chinatown, increasingety measures, expanding accessible walkways and bike paths. a northern california indigenous tribe is celebrating a victory that will also bring big changes to the city of vallejo. the u.s. department of interior is approving a request by the scotts valley band of pomo indians to place a 128 acre parcel of land in federal trust. what that means is the government holds the title, but the tribe gets to develop and govern the land. the scotts valley tribe plans to build an eight story casino, as well as homes and an administrative building on the site, which is bordered by i-80 and columbus parkway in vallejo. several bay area tribes, along with governor newsom, oppose the plan. they say the scotts valley tribe has no historic connection to the land. meanwhile, macy's flagship san francisco store has been spared. for now, the company has shared a list of more than 60 store locations closing this year. macy's said it will close 66 stores, most in the first quarter of the year, and that inc

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and so we're willing to grant that, have it go through the subcommittees before it reaches you all forional review. next slide please. next is file number 240982. this is an ordinance amending the building, administrative and public works codes to remove the local requirement for existing buildings with a place of public accommodation to have all primary entries and passive travel into the building accessible to persons with disabilities, or to receive a city. determination of equivalent facilitation, technical infeasibility or unreasonable hardship. this is the av reform ordinance that we've been discussing that you all reviewed back on november 20th. next slide please. and the last local ordinance is file number 241067. this is an ordinance allowing interim housing in hotels and motels without requiring a change of use or use classification. this is also reviewed by you all and approved unanimously on november 20th. next slide please. and then the state legislative calendar on january 1st, unless otherwise indicated within a law, those statutes will take effect january 6th. the legis

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