killing of thomas needham our manager of northern ireland factory and then we examine with alice to mcdonnell one of john hume successors as leader of the s.-t. o.-p. about how the northern island was pulled from tragedy to peace just after christmas in 1973 thomas needham i was bundled into his car i'd say to school in west belfast . he was never seen alive again by his friends or family it was an idea of murder and tragedy in the province with 500 people a year dying as nationalist and loyalist paramilitaries mobilized against the power sheeting stunning deal agreement alex takes up the tragic story with journalist and author david blake knox who has published a new book on the killing. david yes this book whether they get a station or there's a book come from there you know the very height of the troubles 970 free this great for modern tell us a bit more about it. well i suppose part of the reason the true move to this story is as you say it was at the height of the troubles and i thought it reflected is a very unusual case it was sort of a case that the only german national ticket to die

. >> go ahead, you can finish commissioner mcdonnell. >> commissioner mcdonnell: i was going to say that i would also welcome and encourage us as a commission to think about the training opportunities for us as a commission and -- and then kind of embark upon that -- that journey as well. and, you know, whether that is learning modules that we do individually. another might be one that we do together as a collective as another potential path. and then i would also love to see kind of cement this -- the importance of this issue in the form of what i would kind of call or name as an equity moment in each of our meetings and just to be clear, i mean, it's a moment of highlighting both the space itself, it could be a moment of celebration of a success. it actually also could be a moment where we're highlighting a current challenge that we're facing and we're willing to kind of eyes wide open name it and grapple together with how do we address this. we now understand it better and how to address it. so that's another element they would like to lift up. >> i appreciate that, commissioner. we'v

stephen mcdonnell has the latest. the announcement has come from beijing. it will follow other countries and banning all flights to and from the uk indefinitely. according to the chinese government, they will be closely monitoring the situation in britain, augmenting the control measures as the situation changes. right now, up until the ban, we had at least eight flights to and from the uk, including two from british airways in this has been ramping up from the time that there were no flights but they are all to be cancelled indefinitely. the announcement came from the foreign ministry spokesman said due to the exceptional nature of the virus mutation in britain and its potential impact, the chinese government will be making this decision. they said they had been studying responses from other countries and thought it seemed like the right thing to do but i think they were also trying to calm nerves, if you like, by saying they will be closely monitoring what is happening in the uk and as soon as possible, resuming the flight connections. stephen mcdonnell i

in merged with competitor mcdonnell douglas. 2 companies with 2 very different business models. the merger was all about transforming our successful culture and business model into the same business model that mcdonnell douglas had used unsuccessfully you basically shortchanging hearing is stop doing aggressive new product go into your other business for care. the new boeing moved its headquarters from seattle the only home the company had ever known to chicago. it began slashing investment in research in order to cut costs. and maximize wall street returns. i felt was wrong i felt the company was going to the company in the wrong direction and. i thought that quality would suffer and the integrity of the product would suffer. feel that that legacy him now history in a clump of time. has been hijacked. by a bunch of course. by 2003 it was time to launch a new plane. but boeing's new board was reluctant to invest the billions needed. the board made it clear that. they wanted this plan made for less money they wanted it made for $5000000000.00. they wanted parkers the command to p

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. today in san francisco we have 20,976 cases of covid-19. 173 people in a hospital. and sadly, 176 people have died from this virus. while san francisco's death rate

stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. hong kong politician ted hui was in denmark earlier this month when three democracy activists were sentenced to between seven and 13 and a half months in hong kong. he announced that he was leaving the democratic party and going into exile. hejoins us now from london. it's good of you to join us. let us talk about what has happened with the businessman, what do you make of the businessman, what do you make of the use of this new security law? of course he is seen as the enemy of the hong kong regime now because he isa the hong kong regime now because he is a symbol of leading the democratic movement and he is been one of the most outspoken generalists that the regime will ta ke generalists that the regime will take every effort to throw him into jailfor take every effort to throw him into jail for sure take every effort to throw him into jailfor sure glad take every effort to throw him into jail for sure glad they're doing the activists and politicians like me and people from all walk

authorities‘ initial response to the virus were widely shared on social media. 0ur correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in beijing. does this show how sensitive the chines authorities are to reports they were slow to reaction to the initial emergence of the virus in wuhan? yes, zhang zhan's hearing only lasted a few hours and she was found guilty of picking fights and provoking trouble. this is a crime that dissidents are often charged with and in factjailed for in her case for four years. that's the sentence she has received. and it is interesting, she has referred to as a kind of citizenjournalists. but her reporting was challenging the government more at the diss dent end ofjourn —— diss dents end of journalism. she was showing the chaos of the early stages of outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic in that city. and you can do many things in china, but one is not challenge the communist party. when it wants s to portray this has been handled well and if somebody should see any mishandling or cover up, it is not something they will accept and for this reason she is being punished heavily. i gath

allister mcdonnell. donna welcome back to the show thank you i guess always approach religion a pleasure to work with you now listen let's stop on the ellie seventy's of this speaking to david blake not some of the coming of thomas need a mile of the german businessman that was a period where we were not the effects of not deal of the troubles been $500.00 people were dying a year loyalist part of motive violence nationalist part of militant violence how did that would be the the the point to which the trouble seemed all consuming. well i think what happened was with the civil rights effort and movement in 196970 and. basically that was overtaken by people who spano i'm sort of to buy alarms on the violence just read the violence you know you had then all sorts of took for top murders and crazy stuff we had a senator putting wilson was murdered for for instance a nasty lp senator in the storm in parliament and then started how to be perot because the unionists were so resistant to granting basic civil ri

. >> go ahead, you can finish commissioner mcdonnell. >> commissioner mcdonnell: i was going to say that i would also welcome and encourage us as a commission to think about the training opportunities for us as a commission and -- and then kind of embark upon that -- that journey as well. and, you know, whether that is learning modules that we do individually. another might be one that we do together as a collective as another potential path. and then i would also love to see kind of cement this -- the importance of this issue in the form of what i would kind of call or name as an equity moment in each of our meetings and just to be clear, i mean, it's a moment of highlighting both the space itself, it could be a moment of celebration of a success. it actually also could be a moment where we're highlighting a current challenge that we're facing and we're willing to kind of eyes wide open name it and grapple together with how do we address this. we now understand it better and how to address it. so that's another element they would like to lift up. >> i appreciate that, commissioner. we'v

that we've seen far obviously the squad came out very harshly against him not only because of look on mcdonnell but also again because of some of his issues around public health when you shut down mental health clinics and there are you know all of these people who are. now you know left to the streets for drug use or whatever else to try to quell some of the pains of the mental health issues they have that causes its own problems in addition to the fact that this is someone who literally got ran out of the city by the black community if your argument is that you are this inclusive administration that you are trying to give back to the community that got you in there to begin with you don't choose the man who's a guy to the black community and is basically he utilized his entire terms to disagree up to what should have been progress for in under-served community and you know i really it just it is it's one of those ones we're feels like hey let's pick the worst possible guy possible just because he gives us money like let's do that our own is and his brother is a big time agent in hollywood lik

killing of thomas needham our manager of northern ireland factory and then we examine with alice to mcdonnell one of john hume successors as leader of the s.-t. o.-p. about how the northern island was pulled.

commissioner mcdonnell. >> i just have a quick question from what i heard and read. the additional new net shadow is on -- is it between november 15th through the 25th and am i correct it's at 3:45 p.m. >> thank you for the question. the date of november 15th and january 25th are highlighting the maximum shaw days. again, on that maximum it begins at 11:45 a.m. it will peak to what the graph is showing. if you could put it back on slide 7 please. are we able to see the slide. >> not yet. >> not on my side yet. it's going -- if they could put it on slide seven. >> this is useful because it shows the maximum day and shows the graph of the project shadow that, as mentioned it expand nine months of the year touching summer through spring. as you can see the project shadow pronounced in fall and winter. it's in the afternoon and late afternoon time frames. >> okay, thank you very much. >> commissioner hallisy, do you have a question? >> i got a briefing about two weeks ago. >> make it was a mistake raising their hand. >> let me ask chris, did the department receive letter

john, after mcdonnell's declaration, what does it mean for the rebalancing and shuffling in washington as trump is leaving office? >> i think, kate, we're getting a little closer back to the kind of transition that we've been accustomed. very belatedly, should have happened a long time ago. but nevertheless mitch mcconnell recognized reality. the way he did it, surrounding it with praise for the president, giving him advanced heads up, generated a fairly muted response by trump's standards on twitter to mitch mcconnell. and the in fact now the four leaders in congress, democrat and republican, house and senate, appear to be getting close to a deal with the white house on some covid relief, desperately needed by families in for a lot of suffering without it, that is a sign things are getting to what passes for normal in the end of the trump era but obviously, with this cabinet meeting going on, we have a president in psychological distress over having locked the election, having trouble accepting it. he fired his defense secretary. his attorney general is leaving. we don't know what els

i am jerry baker and for elisabeth mcdonnell . watching the evening edit on foxbusiness . it for us . thank you for watching last and have a very good evening. authorization -- filed for an emergency use authorization of their vaccine. moderna becomes the second company to do so after pfizer filed for its emergency use authorization two weeks ago. moderna says its vaccine is 94% effect

. >> democrats press mitch mcdonnell for the stimulus checks the senate majority leader refusing to budge. >>> missed warning what authorities were told about the nashville bomber more than a year ago as investigators scour the scene for clues on why he did it >>> winter weather blankets the midwest with more storms on the way. what to expect this holiday weekend. >>> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> we're following developments dramatic surges in several states new concerns about the vaccine rollout and expanded stimulus checks in limbo. we'll dive in on every front this hour. we begin with operation warp speed officials admitting the u.s. vaccination effort has been slower than expected. >> we agree that that number is lower than what we hoped for we know it should be better and we're working hard to make it better. >> in a tweet today president trump wrote the feds distributed shots, now it's up to the states to get them into americans' arms florida's republican governor today said supply is limited new york's governor backed jo

mcdonnell distinguished university professor of african american studies at princeton university. i think black women need to claim this victory and in doing so, insist on having and wielding actual power. and we -- the representational moment is important. the symbolic significance of a black woman being the vice president of the united states is important. but what we need in our communities right now are policies that will address the suffering that engulfs our communities today. yamiche: that's something harris has promised to do. and as she looks toward the inauguration, she's already acknowledging the tough road ahead. sen. harris: as i said the night we won this election: now is when the real work begins. the necessary work. the good work. of getting this virus under control, saving lives, beating this pandemic, and opening our economy responsibly while rebuilding it so it works for working people. yamiche: it's a tough road being paved for the first time. we turn now to explore the rest of the diversity of the biden team with karen bass, the chair of the congressional blac

he worked closely with our then va secretary bob mcdonnell and with congress to increase the va funding, to ensure veterans get the benefits they earned and they deserve. by the way, he knows we have a very, very steep hill to climb in getting more funding, more docs, more psychiatric nurses, more folks out of the private sector into the va. that includes implementing veterans' choice, a bill led by my friend bernie sanders and my late friend and american hero, john mccain, and signed into law by president obama in 2014 to help veterans access quality health care that they need when they need it. and in this role, i've given dennis a clear mission. fight like hell. fight like hell for our veterans and their families. and anyone who has worked with dennis will tell you he'll move heaven and earth to fix any problem and get the job done. he'll also work closely with our secretary of defense designee lloyd austin and the entire cabinet and jill as first lady to pull every lever to help us build back the va better than ever. and dennis is a family endeavor. his wife cori leads a nonprofit c

of not just every day facebook use, but political prosecutions, like the case in kelly last term and mcdonnell earlier. there is a persuasive case made on how any one of those prosecutions could be repackaged as a cfaa prosecution if the government were to win hear. winhost: -- justice thomas: you seem to be making the point that if you have a level a clearance, but you access information that is level b, that would exceed authorization, but why couldn't you get the exact same thing on havether end -- you authority to access information, but you are limited -- that authorization is limited as to what you can do with it. carexample, you work for a rental -- and you have gps, but rather than use it for a car that might be missing you might use it to follow a spouse, where in this case the use of information is a problem. i don't understand why you make the distinction between these -- or ways you can have or not have authorization. mr. fisher: because of the language of the statute, justice thomas. the statute simply asks whether the user is entitled to obtain information and to use your car ren

. >> democrats press mitch mcdonnell for the stimulus checks the senate maj

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> the goal is simple. it's to raise women's voices. >> learn a little bit about what you should be thinking about in the future. >> we had own over 300 -- over 300 people who signed up for the one-on-one counseling today. >> i think in the world of leading, people sometimes discount the ability to lead quietly and effectively. the assessor's office is a big one. there are 58 counties in the

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy

and the republican chairman ronna mcdonnell, she had the same pitch. >> and you want to have a check on chuck schumer and with the finl filibuster, from destroying the country we love we need to make sure that the republicans keep the senate majority. >> there's a race to get out voters. a race on capitol hill for a new coronavirus relief bill to continue. house speaker pelosi says there is a $900 billion aid package and there's a look that it could be later this month. >> we feel excited about the prospect that there's a bipartisan bill. i told members i'm not bringing any more bills that are not bipartisan. it's a good product, it's not everything we want, don't get me wrong. i don't want the republicans to think that we're-- that this is a dream come true. >> president trump has repeatedly said that he is interested in a new coronavirus relief bill package. he would support a bill if congress were to reach one and there are talks whether this is going to be lumped in together with another government funding package, but there are so many people eager to see what congress may be ab

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. the people that live around here i love to see w

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i'm joined by timon walton and rafael manldsleman. our clerk is ms. linda wong. i'd like to thank sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. due to covid-19 health emergency, city employees and the public and the board of supervisor and legislative chamber are [inaudible], however members will be participating in the

commissioner mcdonnell. >> i just have a quick question from what i heard and read. the additional new net shadow is on -- is it between november 15th through the 25th and am i correct it's at 3:45 p.m. >> thank you for the question. the date of november 15th and january 25th are highlighting the maximum shaw days. again, on that maximum it begins at 11:45 a.m. it will peak to what the graph is showing. if you could put it back on slide 7 please. are we able to see the slide. >> not yet. >> not on my side yet. it's going -- if they could put it on slide seven. >> this is useful because it shows the maximum day and shows the graph of the project shadow that, as mentioned it expand nine months of the year touching summer through spring. as you can see the project shadow pronounced in fall and winter. it's in the afternoon and late afternoon time frames. >> okay, thank you very much. >> commissioner hallisy, do you have a question? >> i got a briefing about two weeks ago. >> make it was a mistake raising their hand. >> let me ask chris, did the department receive letter

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. [♪] [♪] >> so i grew up in cambridge, massachusetts and i was very fortunate to meet my future wife, now my wife while we were both attending graduate school at m.i.t., studying urban planning. so this is her hometown. so, we fell in love and moved to her city. [♪] [♪] >> i was introduced to this part of town while working on a campaign for gavin, who is running for mayor. i was one o

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> good morning, welcome to the december 14th, 2020 meeting of the rules committee. i'm chair of the committee with me on the video conference are rules' committee vice-chair supervisor catherine stefani and rules committee member supervisor mar. our clerk today is victor young and i'd like to thank sfgov for staffing this committee. >> due to covid-19 health emergency and protect members mem

road ahead to put in place all the necessary reforms, but we can only make strides by getting leader mcdonnell and senate republicans to be teammates in the effort. >> well, tom, it really makes sense for them to be teammates, doesn't it? if you look at the demographics, if you look at where we've moved as a country, you know, we've been predicting for some time the demographic changes were going to eventually move north carolina, georgia, texas, arizona, in the democrats' direction. it certainly got georgia and arizona in that direction. and it's going to get harder and harder for republicans to win the white house. so wouldn't now be a perfect time with a democrat in charge and with democrats looking like they're in a powerful position for the foreseeable future to get democrats to agree to some of these executive branch reforms? >> absolutely. i think it's a perfect time, whether mcconnell and the republicans are in control of the senate after georgia or not to get something through the senate. it's going to require republicans and democrats working together. there are a number of things wh

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> welcome to the land use transportation committee for december 7, 2020. i am chair, aaron peskin, joined by supervisor safai and committee member preston. our clerk is ms. major. do you have announcements? >> due to the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this is taken p

here with a preview kacie mcdonnell. hey, casey. that's one i had to watch but that looks really funny. >> it is so stinkin' cute. thank you so much. a craze called christmas. it's a three-part series. original fox nation. you have to watch it. i stayed up late last night to watch it truth be told. it follows three folks who live, breathe, eat, sleep, christmas. it's all they do all year around heather, shane, frank who changed his name santa claus. his son was born on christmas day. santa barbecue kay temperaturing. sarah johnson son along for the ride. instagram she posts every day. this series follow them every day leading up to christmas. this week is fabulous. ainsley: so funny. they are owning it. good for them. christmas on the coast is another one. watch the clip and get to you explain on the other side. >> excuse me, sir hi. you took the last bag of march marshmallows. >> oh. i didn't. >> this is my bag of marshmallows, i came here specifically for that bag of marshmallows. ainsley: okay. what is that one about. >> christma

we have sean and rachel campos-duffy and heather mcdonnell among our debt-- guess, but does anyone find it log that new york buffalo bills fan andrew cuomo has suddenly decided it safe for fans to attend a ball game in for the playoffs? is december 31, last day of 2020, think god. "varney & co." begins right now. ♪ david: i think it's fair to say we are all waiting for tonight within and to 2020 and then-- and a lot of hope for things to turn around primarily because of the success of the vaccines once they can get out we can expect boomtime all over the world. it's a busy news day so let's get started with this, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there is no realistic path for $2000 stimulus checks and democrats are trying to quote poe a fast one pair go lauren is here to break it down. lauren: mitch mcconnell says he will not separate the bill for the bigger checks from what is in president trump's request, which is investigating election fraud and taking on big tech with the elimination of section 230 protection. it signals that are checks and coming this year or in this c

but this is often how they deal with things like this, and this is how mcdonnell has been doing it, john. >> sort of regular business, and i'm sure we know the partnership between mitch mcconnell and president trump is remade in many ways, the federal judiciary. there are a lot of conservative goals accomplished. one has to wonder in private moments if the senate majority leader also counting down the day to january 20th. at least his job will have more clarity. we're going to revisit that shortly. first, back to the matter of the vaccinations and the struggles this administration has had getting to the americans who need them, and they're receiving a lot of criticism, including from president-elect joe biden. he spoke yesterday, again, urging americans to wear a mask, and calling on president trump to set that example in nhis finl days in office and called trump out for his handling of the vaccine distribution. >> the trump administration's plan to distribute vaccines is falling behind, far behind. this will take more time than anyone would like, and more time than the promises from the

rachel: here is more is fox nation host kacie mcdonnell. we all like to curl up on the couch around christmas time and watch movies. tell us which onc ones we shouln fox nation. >> shameless plug right off the top. i sat down with a few win women who are so familiar with what christmas at the white house looked like. and yes we have seen pictures. we see the tree alivening. but you have no idea the amount of effort and the manpower and woman power that goes into decorating the white house. they have two days to set up at a warehouse at undisclosed location and i found all this out white house christmas available now on fox nation. they have two days to throw everything into the white house and get it set up and if they are missing a strand of garland or some lights, that's it. they have got to figure it out which is great. good news. i know christmas is over. it came so quickly. you can watch this, get some ideas because all that christmas stuff is on sale right now. you also can shop right now for maybe a white house christmas ornament, ta

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks at good and tastes good and it is good in my mouth pretty amazing. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am the executive chef i've been here as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program if you walk up to my one on

our team with the captain, captain mcdonnell and damien has been together and planning it. we got a great plan to stay covid free and sucker free. thank you. any questions? i want to turn it over to maria valdez. >> thank you, rudy. i'm the san francisco covid command center. we're happy to address any questions that you may have. please e-mail us. dempress@sf.gov. >> this saturday, december 12th anniversary is sandy hook, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. $100 for your guns, $200 for assault rifles. 1038 howard street. if you want to contact me, get more details, my number is (415)716-4100. any questions? >> not at this time. thank you everyone. >> thank you guys. appreciate you. >> thank you. . >> chair ronen: the meeting will come to order. welcome to the december 7 meeting of the rules committee. i am hillary ronen, rules of the committee. with me are supervisors catherine stefani and supervisor victor mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [inaudible] >> clerk: committee members will attend the meeting via video conference and participate in the meeting t