the second you can say they met her mayor willie brown. ken. >> she was the queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff to the 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church percent of duty or sense of commitment measured sense good judgment. >> i think that all of us want to do whatever it is that we do it in the best possible way. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after including a trip to sacramento in 1983. where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a mo

the second, if you can say they met her mayor willie brown can. she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. >> from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. don't even think. and in a

willie brown. and kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the former mayor willie brown about the queen's death. >> whether it's a berth, wedding or death. when the royal family is in the news, the world is glued to the tv. and that was the case today for the death of queen elizabeth. the second who can say they met her or san francisco mayor willie brown can. she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so. >> we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983

where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things parent and the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual i do in our actual importance from state leaders to u.s. presidents the queen cross paths with countless political figures. san jose state university professor katherine olson says >> the 96 year-old always remained a political. her views on politics. she kept to herself and she was an excellent terms >> president biden and president biden saying thursday that the queen 70 year reign defined an era. his statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dignity and constancy. >> who deep in the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states. she help make our relationship special. there will now be 10 days

the second you can say they met her or san francisco mayor willie brown can. she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so. >> we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so that was so many things. a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and i

the second you can say they met her or san francisco mayor willie brown can. was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff. the 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so. >> we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so that was so many things. a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a mom

boulevard but that wasn't good enough because we needed to serve the heart of china town so mayor willy brown and rose pack struck a brilliant compromise to agree to demolish the embarcadero freeway but build a subway into the heart of china town, connecting chinese san francisco in the cultural heart of chinese san francisco. but to do more than that, to revitalize the southeastern part of san francisco, including the bay view, to connect african american and filipino american and other populations to new emerging job centers in mission bay and all the jobs in union square and again here to china town. so, with support from speaker pelosi and a billion dollars of federal funding, we are almost there. we're also really grateful. [cheers and applause] we're grateful to secretary butavig for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this once in a generation opportunity. [cheers and applause] can provide cities like ours the resources that we need to make a transportation system that works for everyone but particularly the people who have the fewest mobility choices. i also want to make my appreciati

in fact, while she was here, she met with the speaker of the state assembly at the time willie brown. >> and kron four's rob nesbitt had a chance to sit down with the former san francisco mayor and reflect about the queen. >> she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church in elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san franc

. >> willie brown kron four's rob nesbitt. talk to the former san francisco mayor about his memories. >> she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after including a trip to sacramento in 1983. where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversation

where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual i do in our actual importance from state leaders to u.s. presidents the queen cross paths with countless political figures. san jose state university professor katherine olson says >> the 96 year-old always remained a political. her views on politics. she kept herself a man. she was an excellent terms >> president biden and president biden saying thursday that the queen 70 year reign defined an era. his statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dignity and constancy who deep in the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states. she help make our relationship special. >> that was rob nesbitt repo

where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual i do in our actual from state leaders to u.s. presidents the queen cross paths with countless political figures. san jose state university professor katherine olson says the 96 year-old always remained a political. her views on politics. she kept herself a man. she was an excellent terms >> president biden and president biden saying thursday that the queen 70 year reign defined an era. his statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dignity and constancy who deep in the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states. she help make our relationship special. well, that was rob nesbitt reporting. and

> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent and the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual i do in our actual import from state leaders to u.s. presidents the queen cross paths with countless political figures. san jose state university professor katherine olson says >> the 96 year-old always remained a political. her views on politics. she kept to herself and she was an excellent terms >> president biden and president biden saying thursday that the queen's 70 year reign defined an era. his statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dignity and constancy. >> who deep in the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states. she help make our relationship special. >> and that was rob nesb

san francisco notable alumni include former san francisco mayor willie brown and vice president kamalaris in response to the name change the school's chancellor says this is an exciting time for the college. the bill signed by the governor yesterday goes into effect in january. >> brand new body camera video showing the moment a train crashed into a police car with a road rage suspect inside. that's new at 6. we'll take a closer look at what happened. >> welcome back. 6.15, on this saturday night in florida is bracing for a possible major hurricane as tropical storm ian gain strength over the caribbean. it's expected to become a hurricane by monday and could hit the sunshine state by next week. >> florida governor ron desantis expanded his state of emergency today and is urging everyone to prepare now with sandbags and essentials. this storm is expected to bring flooding rain, intense hurricane force winds and destructive storm surge trumper meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with the very latest on that storm's path. >> a pay there and we're not even tracking that well def

she met with an assembly member willie brown, who abc 7 news caught up with thursday. >> her passing is frankly a sad day for many of us that had the pleasure of personally meeting her. her visit with me in sacramento is one of the highlights of my public career. tim: while her presence was a source of stability for millions , or death will usher in a time of transition for a british crown that has seen challenges in recent years. many in the bay area say they will continue to remember her fondly. >> the whole world was excited that this amazing woman has reigned for 70 years. most people have never known any other queen. tim: big question a lot of people have is what happens next? the united kingdom will go into a ten-day national mourning period that will end with the queen funeral. this has been meticulously planned for years and will have several major ceremonies. i would venture to say most around the world won't have seen anything quite like what we will witness in the days ahead in london. i'm live in the newsroom tonight, tim johns. ama: thank you so much. you can watch more

she met with an assembly member willie brown, who abc 7 news caught up with thursday. >> her passing is frankly a sad day for many of us that had the pleasure of personally meeting her. her visit with me in sacramento is one of the highlights of my public career. tim: while her presence was a source of stability for millions , or death will usher in a time of transition for a british crown that has seen challenges in recent years. many in the bay area say they will continue to remember her fondly. >> the whole world was excited that this amazing woman has reigned for 70 years. most people have never known any other queen. tim: big question a lot of people have is what happens next? the united kingdom will go into a ten-day national mourning period that will end with the queen funeral. this has been meticulously planned for years and will have several major ceremonies. i would venture to say most around the world won't have seen anything quite like what we will witness in the days ahead in london. i'm live in the newsroom tonight, tim johns. ama: thank you so much. you can watch more

san francisco notable alumni include former san francisco mayor willie brown and vice president kamala harris. the school's chancellor says this is an exciting time for the college and the bill signed by the governor goes into effect in january. well, a new study says overnight electric car charging is going to get more expensive. you got stanford researchers found that increasing electric vehicle ownership in the western u.s. could lead to peak net electricity demand that a man could rise to as much as 50% under a stress test scenario where every vehicle on the road is a plug-in model. more demand translate into higher prices, which means lori days of your cheap overnight, charging may be coming to an end. well, caltrain unveiling their brand new electric train this weekend in san francisco, federal, state and local officials attended the event at the 4th and king station to tour the new trains and check out the new features. look at that. the transit agency is going to replace their entire fleet of diesel locomotives as part of it. electrification project. the new trains are going to

among the delegation that met with her, former san francisco mayor willie brown.ac i would say that she is probably the royalty that will best be remembered in every way. >> reporter: they'll sure remember, as he visited the uk for a gathering of bishops. >> the queen was too frail to attend, but she did send a beautiful letter that the bishop of london read to all of us. it was about her faith and her value of her faith, but also about climate change. >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. ahead, not so fast. the road brock block that crews ran into as he tried to clear a homeless encampment. >>> it is bay city buzzing, but not in a good way. the mysterious fly infestation hurting a lot of downtown businesses. >>> i know you are happy to see this after the heat wave, dropping to the 60s in the north bay. it's warm in concord and 89. the latest on the heat wave and ou >>> new details about that brazen shooting of an armored car driver outside of san leandro's kaiser hospital. tonight we are learning the driver has died. sa

boulevard but that wasn't good enough because we needed to serve the heart of china town so mayor willy brown and rose pack struck a brilliant compromise to agree to demolish the embarcadero freeway but build a subway into the heart of china town, connecting chinese san francisco in the cultural heart of chinese san francisco. but to do more than that, to revitalize the southeastern part of san francisco, including the bay view, to connect african american and filipino american and other populations to new emerging job centers in mission bay and all the jobs in union square and again here to china town. so, with support from speaker pelosi and a billion dollars of federal funding, we are almost there. we're also really grateful. [cheers and applause] we're grateful to secretary butavig for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this once in a generation opportunity. [cheers and applause] can provide cities like ours the resources that we need to make a transportation system that works for everyone but particularly the people who have the fewest mobility choices. i also want to make my appreciati

i think we have pictures coming up and i had the privilege of being at willy brown and participating in the red carpet treatment the students got to welcome them back to school and it was so fun to see the kids, middle schoolers, and you saw some kids going up the red carpet and others not as enthusiastic but i think everybody was glad to be there and what felt so nice about coming back, we're not in pre-pandemic times but it's very different than a year ago when we started because a year ago there was so much more uncertainty and concern about what would happen and while the pandemic is still here and we're deal with covid-19, we have a lot more tools and knowledge on how to manage it so there's greater sense of -- it's a sense of confidence of the students of coming back and staff was welcoming and we worked really hard to ensure that our students had classroom teachers in front of them when they joined. we worked hard recruiting, new teachers and appreciate those teachers who ended up moving some special assignment to support our classrooms and we're working hard to fill the class

i think we have pictures coming up and i had the privilege of being at willy brown and participating in the red carpet treatment the students got to welcome them back to school and it was so fun to see the kids, middle schoolers, and you saw some kids going up the red carpet and others not as enthusiastic but i think everybody was glad to be there and what felt so nice about coming back, we're not in pre-pandemic times but it's very different than a year ago when we started because a year ago there was so much more uncertainty and concern about what would happen and while the pandemic is still here and we're deal with covid-19, we have a lot more tools and knowledge on how to manage it so there's greater sense of -- it's a sense of confidence of the students of coming back and staff was welcoming and we worked really hard to ensure that our students had classroom teachers in front of them when they joined. we worked hard recruiting, new teachers and appreciate those teachers who ended up moving some special assignment to support our classrooms and we're working hard to fill the class

laughs] v3 she spent her whole life making alliances with powerful men being montel williams and willie brown had no idea that she had alliance with kim jong un of north korea. she just announced it we went to our files and there was. a photograph of kamala harris intimate dinner of kim jong un at the french laundry there is the alliance never thought she'd admitted in public but this is a new show and with reported. we are out of time, but we will be back have the best night with the one you love, sean hannity follows. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we build begin this fox news were added to the very latest development across the state of florida of hurricane ian carved out a path of the scottish instruction across the states in the southwest coaches and run to the central part of florida and in the east coast look your screen you've entire communities wiped out and destroyed. fort myers beach is absolutely devastated their continuing to receive more and more updates on the extent of this damage and of course the search and rescue operations

applause] >> i can truly attest to the fact that i definitely probably come in third and that mayor willy brown still comes in first every time he shows up to china town and so, i'm grateful for his leadership, for mayor ed lee and the work that they did to get us here today. but today, i'm going to take all the credit, now that i am mayor for moving this project forward which has been long awaited by this community and this city. but before i give my remarks, i want to take an opportunity to just express my condolences, many of you know that queen elizabeth the second passed away today and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, we have setup a book for those who are interested in coming to city hall to sign this book. we will then present it to our council general here who represents europe and make sure that the community receives this book of condolences and so, thank you all so much, many people reached out to us to want -- to know exactly what san francisco plans to do and that's exactly what we plan to do. she was a marvelous lady and she definitely will be missed. and again,

san francisco notable alumni include former san francisco mayor willie brown and vice president kamalaancellor says this is an exciting time for the college. the bill signed by the governor goes into effect in january now, schools across america could be receiving further help in improving their students. mental health in the wake of deadly school shooting states like texas and west providing new funds for mental health services and others are expected to follow the u.s. department of education is distributing 1 billion dollars to help states increase school-based mental health support. >> you know, we're realizing as a country it shouldn't be talked about in the shadows anymore. mental health support and access should be something that we talk about regularly. >> now, cardona hopes these actions by congress on mental health are only the beginning. states will also be able to use the money to hire more resource officers and that to provide training for active shooter drills and secure school buildings. now dealing with unwanted e-mails can seem like a part-time job. rich demuro has has

san francisco notable alumni include former san francisco mayor willie brown, vice president kamala harris in response to the name change. the school's chancellor says that this is an exciting time for the college. the bill signed by the governor yesterday goes into effect in january. well, happening tomorrow, the folsom street fair returns to san francisco. the fair, of course, taking over folsomomom street between 8th and 13th streets. you can expect other nearby streres will also be affected. >> by this in previous years, more than 200,000 people have gathered for this event. the want a full list of road closures. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. if you want totoget the monkeypox about vaccine, they will be available at the folsom street. fair from 10:00am until 04:00pm tomorrow. there also will be available in the castro street fairs going to be holding a vaccine clinic as well. those details will be announced at a later time. well, if you're looking moved to a suburb here in the bay area, we're going to tell you which ones. >> top the best list. plus, one across america was

boulevard but that wasn't good enough because we needed to serve the heart of china town so mayor willy brownand rose pack struck a brilliant compromise to agree to demolish the embarcadero freeway but build a subway into the heart of china town, connecting chinese san francisco in the cultural heart of chinese san francisco. but to do more than that, to revitalize the southeastern part of san francisco, including the bay view, to connect african american and filipino american and other populations to new emerging job centers in mission bay and all the jobs in union square and again here to china town. so, with support from speaker pelosi and a billion dollars of federal funding, we are almost there. we're also really grateful. [cheers and applause] we're grateful to secretary butavig for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this once in a generation opportunity. [cheers and applause] can provide cities like ours the resources that we need to make a transportation system that works for everyone but particularly the people who have the fewest mobility choices. i also want to make my appreciatio

san francisco notable alumni include former mayor san francisco mayor willie brown and vice president kamala harris in response. the name change. the school's chancellor says that this is an exciting time for the college. the bill signed by governor newsom yesterday goes into effect in january. well, happening tomorrow, the folsom street fair returns to san francisco. the fair taking over fulsome between 8th and 13th streets. you can expect other nearby streets will also be affected by the fair, some 200,000 people usually come to this to find a full list of those street closures. you can head to our web site. >> kron 4 dot com. if you want to get the monkeypox vaccine, they will be available at the folsom street. fair from 10:00am until 04:00pm. and then in october, the castro street fair set to hold a monkeypox vaccine clinic as well with details to be announced later on. >> some swimmers made waves this morning during the 17th annual swim across america event here in san francisco, the summers leaving the little marina green and swam 1.5 miles to aquatic park this morning. hundreds

willie brown is also remembering queen elizabeth ii during her visit to california.she made a trip to sacramento brown was an assembly speaker then one of the highlights of my public career brown remembers the queens sense of humor. they're clearly and not been a real briefing by her staff people on. not sure or should not occur in that visit. i didn't know that you know that certain side you should walk on and all those kinds of things. i had to wing it. she winged it as well at one point queen elizabeth the second left and one of brown's mistakes i had said to her that their 80 members. so she turned to me and she said which one of the members i said the one standing and she said they are all standard. and in san francisco's japan town here is a photograph from 1977 when she celebrated her 25th, silver jubilee the owner of crown and crumpet is also honoring the queen's legacy with afternoon tea and this is a tradition. the queen has done throughout her life. one of her favorite teas was black tea and today many are gathering to honor her memory drinking. her favori

willie brown was speaker of the assembly at the time, he says, when he met the queen, she struck himintellectually curious, asking questions about his position. she asked all those questions if she was a student and class involving state politics. during another visit in 1991, the queen attended a baseball game between the baltimore orioles and the oakland a's greeting players and coaches in the dugout and waving to fans in the crowd. as the uk and people around the world more in the death of queen elizabeth. we are learning details about the many ceremonies and her funeral foxes. lauren blanchard joins us now live from london. good morning, lauren as we know the uk and the royals have a lot of protocols certainly to follow for many events. what is planned for the funeral and the days leading up to this for the queen. well pam, let's start first with what's happening today, and this is with the new king charles, his wife, camilla , the new queen consort. let's take a look at some video just moments ago, the new king and his wife, the new queen consort , arrived here in london. they t

same visit the queen took in the majesty of yosemite national park and had a profound impact on willie brown , who says the queen struck him as grounded and intellectually curious, asking him questions about his role as the then speaker of the assembly. she asked all those questions if she was a student in the class involving state politics. earlier in that trip, her majesty was serenaded by none other than perry como and frank sinatra jumping whenever you want sitting the world. just rolling along best singing a song in 1991. the queen even attended a baseball game between the baltimore orioles and oakland a's greeting players and coaches in the dugout and waving to the crowd. those visits and the ties they cemented between the queen and the san francisco bay area are part of the reason grace cathedral's bells tolled. 96 times at noon today. we rang, the bells tolled the bells for each year of queen elizabeth's life. she's been incredibly important person for the people in our community, grace cathedral says with the queen's role as the head of the church of england. there are deep ties to

same visit the queen took in the majesty of yosemite national park and had a profound impact on willie brown , who says the queen struck him as grounded and intellectually curious, asking him questions about his role as the then speaker of the assembly. she asked all those questions if she was a student and class involving state politics. earlier in that trip, her majesty was serenaded by none other than perry como and frank sinatra jumping whenever you want sitting the world. just rolling along. singing a song. on another visit in 1991, the queen even attended a baseball game between the baltimore orioles and oakland. a's greeting players and coaches in the dugout and waving to the crowd those visits in the ties they cemented between the queen and the san francisco bay area are part of the reason grace cathedral's bells tolled 96 times at noon today. we rang, the bells tolled the bells for each year of queen elizabeth's life. she's been incredibly important person for the people in our community, grace cathedral says with the queen's role as the head of the church of england. there are deep

same visit the queen took in the majesty of yosemite national park and had a profound impact on willie brownys the queen struck him as grounded and intellectually curious, asking him questions about his role as the then speaker of the assembly. she asked all those questions if she was a student and class involving state politics. earlier in that trip, her majesty was serenaded by none other than perry como and frank sinatra jumping whenever you want sitting the world. that rolling along. singing a song. another visit in 1991. the queen even attended a baseball game between the baltimore orioles in oakland, a's greeting players and coaches in the dugout and waving to the crowd. those visits and the ties they cemented between the queen and the san francisco bay area are part of the reason grace cathedral's bells tolled. 96 times at noon today. grace cathedral says with the queen's role as the head of the church of england. there are deep ties to her majesty and the episcopal church, her sense of duty, her sense of commitment, her measured sense of good judgment . i think that all of us want to

same visit the queen took in the majesty of yosemite national park and had a profound impact on willie brown , who says the queen struck him as grounded and intellectually curious, asking him questions about his role as the then speaker of the assembly. she asked all those questions if she was a student and class involving state politics. earlier in that trip, her majesty was serenaded by none other than perry como and frank sinatra jumping whenever you want sitting the world. just rolling along. best singing a song. on another visit in 1991, the queen even attended a baseball game between the baltimore orioles and oakland. a's greeting players and coaches in the dugout and waving to the crowd those visits in the ties they cemented between the queen and the san francisco bay area are part of the reason grace cathedral's bells tolled 96 times at noon today. we rang, the bells tolled the bells for each year of queen elizabeth's life. she's been incredibly important person for the people in our community, grace cathedral says with the queen's role as the head of the church of england. there are

this is by brett harvey, who made weekend retreat and brown willie.ovie that, on the surface, is a story about a father who has to take his estranged daughter from manchester to cornwall via wales and via wookey hole on what becomes a kind of journey of self—discovery. here's a clip. ta—da! here we are. what? what about it? i can see it's wookie hole. what exactly is this| supposed to mean? something to me? we've been here before. have we? yeah. - 0n holiday. i've never been on holiday with you. you have! me, you and your mother. that must have been ages ago. yeah. was it a good holiday? you really don't remember? how old was i? six. seven. how would i remember that? i don't know. why are we here now? ijust thought it'd be fun. for who? i did like that scene. you see, i think weirdly, i mean, i've seen the film a couple of times now. i think that scene kind of encapsulates what i really like about this film. i mean, there's a lot of things going on and it'sjumbling past and present memory, you know what, you know, perceived reality, all that sort of s

this is by brett harvey, who made weekend retreat and brown willie. that, on the surface, is a story about a father who has to take his estranged daughter from manchester to cornwall via wales and via wookey hole on what becomes a kind of journey of self—discovery. here's a clip. ta—da! here we are. what? wookey hole! what about it? it's wookey hole! i can see it's wookie hole. is this supposed to - mean something to me? we've been here before. have we? yeah. 0n holiday. i've never been on holiday with you. you have! three? yeah. me, you and your mother. god, that must have been ages ago. yeah. was it a good holiday? you really don't remember? how old was i? six. seven. how would i remember that? idunno... why are we here now? ijust thought it'd be fun. for who? i did like that scene. you see, i think, weirdly, i mean, i've seen the film a couple of times now. i think that scene kind of encapsulates what i really like about this film. i mean, there's a lot of things going on and it'sjumbling past and present memory, you know, what, you know, perceived

harris has spent s her whole life making alliancesl with powerful men that be montel williams and willie brown . liams andwe had no idea she hadg alliance with kim jong un of north korea. she t she just announced it. and so we went into our filesa and there it wasph, a photograp, kamala harris, an intimates dinner with kim jong un at the french laundry. there's the alliance. ladies and gentlemen. i neve r thought she admitted in public. but, you know, this is aported new show we got to report. we find we are out of time, but we'll be back. havebe back ha a best night wits you love. n hannitfolly follows. >> welcome to "hannity". we begin tonight with this fox news alert.n and breaking tonight, we'rethis going to continue to trackere ae the very latest developmentse all across the state of florida after hurricane ian carved out t a path of destruction allhe across the state's southwest coast right into the central paf part of florida and then up the east coast. look aret your screen.enmmun you have entiritiee communities wiped out and destroyed. fort myers beach absolutely devastated. we're con

i saw the objection when mayor willy brown wanted to release 500 medallions, because the city needed it. the outskirts of the city needed it. the same people that are here today objecting to this objected to the 500 medallion that lead into uber coming and filling that need. they objected to every single attempt to increase more medallions to serve the city. they objected to bart go toog the airport. the same people are here objecting to every new attempt to improve this industry. this is about drivers and it is about the public. the public loves uber, because it is convenient. somehow it have a hold on the industry. we cab driver are struggling for fares. i don't know when someone is saying that the industry is doing well, know it is not doing well. cab drivers are struggling out there and we need more passengers, and uber has that bank of passengers in their pockets. we need it. this is win, win, win situation. win for the driver, win for the public, win for the city. we need to embrace technology. we need to move forward. we can't afford to go backward. >> (inaudible) a driver sin

how is parcel arc transferred by willie brown? diane feinstein? nancy pelosi and secretary of the navy i have a photograph. why would you want it transfer percentel arc had parcel b, c, du see one or 2 are pollowed. why would you do that? why do you give time for ocii to read a letter from the navy who cares about the navy! who the hell cares about the navy! the [inaudible] depleted [inaudible] on hunter's point. first lab was on hunter's point it is still there with you windows. y'all don't know? our police -- were begin a building our lab was given a building on hunter's point. and our city put our employees our police force in harm's way. now, it is very easy to say let's clone up hunter's point to what? residential standards? going it take you 8 billion dollars. who's got that money! >> thank you. don'ts be talking, do it! thanks thank you, next speaker, please. hello i'm doctor [inaudible] a neuroscientist. i want it thank you for your report and president with theon and preston and channel for your time and care on this issue. add my voice i

boulevard but that wasn't good enough because we needed to serve the heart of china town so mayor willy brown and rose pack struck a brilliant compromise to agree to demolish the embarcadero freeway but build a subway into the heart of china town, connecting chinese san francisco in the cultural heart of chinese san francisco. but to do more than that, to revitalize the southeastern part of san francisco, including the bay view, to connect african american and filipino american and other populations to new emerging job centers in mission bay and all the jobs in union square and again here to china town. so, with support from speaker pelosi and a billion dollars of federal funding, we are almost there. we're also really grateful. [cheers and applause] we're grateful to secretary butavig for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this once in a generation opportunity. [cheers and applause] can provide cities like ours the resources that we need to make a transportation system that works for everyone but particularly the people who have the fewest mobility choices. i also want to make my appreciati

i saw the objection when mayor willy brown wanted to release 500 medallions, because the city needed it. the outskirts of the city needed it. the same people that are here today objecting to this objected to the 500 medallion that lead into uber coming and filling that need. they objected to every single attempt to increase more medallions to serve the city. they objected to bart go toog the airport. the same people are here objecting to every new attempt to improve this industry. this is about drivers and it is about the public. the public loves uber, because it is convenient. somehow it have a hold on the industry. we cab driver are struggling for fares. i don't know when someone is saying that the industry is doing well, know it is not doing well. cab drivers are struggling out there and we need more passengers, and uber has that bank of passengers in their pockets. we need it. this is win, win, win situation. win for the driver, win for the public, win for the city. we need to embrace technology. we need to move forward. we can't afford to go backward. >> (inaudible) a driver sin

as setforth in the letters and there is in the charter and particularly when willie brown was mayor voted a number of times to amend the charter to give that second ballot and there was in the police commission, planning commission, the 1960s to the port commission understate law, and in those cases as one of san francisco's best attorneys said today, that really is the end run around the legislative check and balance around the board of supervisors and that is troubling. when you are a member of the public and going to the planning commission and you think you are getting a fair hearing but it turns out that maybe if a commissioner votes the wrong-way, not that they even need to be told how to vote but because they have that over their head, people are left with less trust in government and that is a problem. then the even more troubling ones and those are the adequacy judicial bodies where they are really tantamount to court. as a matter of fact, when i was president, i appointed mandel man to the board of appeals and that was a legislative body and when i recommended to president walto

as setforth in the letters and there is in the charter and particularly when willie brown was mayor voted a number of times to amend the charter to give that second ballot and there was in the police commission, planning commission, the 1960s to the port commission understate law, and in those cases as one of san francisco's best attorneys said today, that really is the end run around the legislative check and balance around the board of supervisors and that is troubling. when you are a member of the public and going to the planning commission and you think you are getting a fair hearing but it turns out that maybe if a commissioner votes the wrong-way, not that they even need to be told how to vote but because they have that over their head, people are left with less trust in government and that is a problem. then the even more troubling ones and those are the adequacy judicial bodies where they are really tantamount to court. as a matter of fact, when i was president, i appointed mandel man to the board of appeals and that was a legislative body and when i recommended to president walto