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again. >> sandra: wow, just some of what we saw today. china and russias friendship on full display, to knock the worlds number one superpower out of the top spot. presidents xi three-day visit a boost to putin. >> john: looks like a world far less friendly to the west. >> sandra: headlines, putin sees anti-u.s. world order taking shape. lots to unpack in hour two of "america reports." sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: here we go again for another hour. the two dictators are...

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It's been 62 days since San Francisco implemented a 90-day street vending ban on Mission Street. We check in with businesses and vendors.

San Francisco officials announced on Thursday the city will pay street vendors $1,000 and launch a campaign to promote them during the 90-day ban.

San Francisco Mission Street vendors are urge city officials to postpone the 90-day selling ban until after the holidays.

San Francisco Mission District's vendors say street vending ban on Mission Street isn't fair to those who have been following the rules.

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen is proposing a ban on vendors on Mission Street for 90 days, in an effort to improve safety for city employees who are tasked with keeping the streets clean and clear.  

In an informal poll, Mission Local found that most residents don't recognize anyone running for District 9 supervisor in 2024.

The Mission’s only “safe sleep” site for the homeless is set to close by the end of the year, after over three years in the neighborhood.

In a survey of 500 potential voters in San Francisco were asked: "Should fentanyl felony dealing not have sanctuary city protections?"