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Immigrant from sierra leon. If he returns to his home he will be killed. He is requesting asylum here in San Francisco. He hasnt gotten s he is not here illegal. Hes a harvard graduate as well. Next year january 31 and i just been coming to city hall to try to get support for him as well, and thats pretty much all i have to sai. I would like him to speak for himself. I want to thank the commission for its work. This is my second time appearing at city hall. The first time i had the opportunity a...

Hard to tell, but the ab and c levels are in place in zones 1 and 2 and at far end, all the way down to the d level. Just a shot of some of the excavation and bracing going on and the conditions which the contractor is working under right now in zone 1. Micro piles continue. They have 70 completed todate, or by the end of november. Installing bracing, under the 1st street bridge between zones 2 and 3. Completing the trestle in zone 3. And excavation and bracing in zone 3 as it progresses along. ...

NewsChannel 5 Investigates discovered hours and hours of videos where Shawn Taylor has appeared with the widely discredited QAnon conspiracy theories. Now he's the assistant police chief.

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