we call them green-agers. we save water, we cared for the trees.cultivated a connective, engaged and aligned workforce that delivers outstanding service. we measured, we innovated, we trained, we collaborated, developed, hired, recognized each other, we celebrated together. we're proud to be part of this team and we said everything matters, from the smallest park to golden gate park, our parks are diverse and unique as our amazing city. we're so proud to steward them on your behalf. remember, in 2018 -- >> get out and play! [ ♪ ] >> that was 2017, and that was the general manager's report. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comment under the general manager's report. richard? ok. >> president buell: so noted. being no public comment, this item is closed for now. item 4, general public comment up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 13 at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest that are within the jurisdiction of the commission. and that do n

speaker, yesterday as steve bannon agered both republicans and democrats alike on the house intelligence committee after the white house invoked executive privilege said he should not answer questions during the transition during his time at the white house. is it appropriate invoke executive order -- speaker ryan: i am not familiar what happened yesterday. there has always been a tension on executive privilege between the legislative branch and the executive branch. his goes back to every administration. obama did, bush did, clinton did. that is a tension that happened. reporter: should bannon -- speaker ryan: i don't know the specifics on it. i really don't. casey. reporter: do you have enough republican votes to keep the government open this week? can you look at a dreamer in the eye and promise them they will put a stand-alone bill to help them regardless -- speaker ryan: look, we have been very clear. we want to see a daca solution but a daca solution has got to be a balanced solution, a solution that also not just treats the symptom is but the root cause what the problem is in the

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green agers are teens who live or go to school in the bayview, chinatown neighborhoods and have learned about park stewardship and supporting parks and events and programs. they meet regularly with recreation and park staff. they research issues they're interested in. they create projects based on what they found. this is a really amazing youth leadership program that we've been operating now for i believe six years. and was recently expanded with your support in your most recent budget. it is equity zone initiative and we're proud of our work cultivating the next generation of park stewards. moving into february, rec and park will host two public budget meetings on thursday, february 1, at the betty a ann recreation center and february 28th ingleside police station. you'll hear a preliminary report from our chief of administration and finance, derek chu, but you can learn more about the budget cycle and updates to our strategic plan and we want to hear from the public about your priorities and neighborhood parks. for more info check out our website. moving later into february, we're so

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agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect.icial meal. ♪ ♪ >> trevor:. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is an actor who plays zoey on "black-ish" and starring in the new spinoff series "grown-ish." >> oh, my god! you wreak! how much weed did you smoke? >> clearly not enough to be at a wack ass student photography show. >> this is an experimental art exhibit. >> this is socially conscious totally. >> is it or just a bunch of sad photos of little black kids holding melted ice cream. >> well i also saw a couple of sad photos on tiny black hands on chain link fences. >> trevor: please welcome yara shahidi! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: i'm so glad to have you here. everyone from "black-ish" has been on the show. we have been fans of yours for a long time, and now you've gone from "black-ish" to your new show "grown-ish" which parallels your real life in many ways. what is "grown-ish" about? >> "grown-ish" is a very literal title in that

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the chase it seems that the syrians have the least say when it comes to the future of their country ager and you really have the shots being called by players like russia particularly. so i think you know reading from the situation on the ground now you have turkey's campaign enough that it seems that every player in this war and it is a proxy war agent is no one's going to decide or agree on the political solution until their own interests have been achieved stuff too many thanks as i said more analysis on those talks in vienna in our news hour beginning just of a ten minutes time here on al-jazeera stephanie decker many thanks indeed. now let's get you some other news stories of the day this but an explosion in the afghan capital kabul that happened close to the old interior ministry in the city and several foreign embassies these the latest pictures that we have. there have been a number of casualties people killed. people injured to two it all comes a week after the attack on the intercom to the continental hotel in the city i'll just say it was a polish who'd is live for us in kabul

scientology a little bit and some other things, but you also talk about secular folks, who are like the new agers basically, right? - yeah, spiritual but not religious. - right, who are themselves in some ways -- - some, and again, i don't want -- - [evan] fantasylanders. - yes, many of them are, and i don't want to paint with too broad a brush. when you say christians. - not all christians. - not all christians at all just, you know ... - but it does beg the question of whether faith is the same thing as belief for purposes of discussion for this book. - distinguish them for me. - well, my point is you have people who, if i were bill maher sitting here as opposed to myself, i would be saying well, the bible is made up. - [kurt] yeah, yeah, yeah. - you know his whole trope about that. - yes. - the kind of belief without facts to support the belief or back the belief up that you talk about in here, do you see a long walk or a short walk to people's traditional faith? i mean, after all, they're believing in a thing that they believe. - right. - but there's no basis for it. - right, and that is the

after a valiant firefighter rescue effort today, look at this, a teen-ager was found and pulled out alive from the mud in a building collapse. you can watch these mudslides happen from the air. you can also see what they have done to some of the major highways running north and south in southern california. and that is our broadcast on this busy tuesday evening. thank you so very much for being here with us. and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> we just can't imagine how powerful that mud is, how the rocks coming through, there's two trees in our house. our rooms are gone. everything is gone. just wiped out. >> deadly mudslides in southern california, rescue crews have been working around the clock after heavy rain and mud wiped out homes. >>> overtime, the end to the daca vote, it comes as the lawmakers try to reach a bipartisan agreement. >>> and

sideshow that left a police officer hurt. 18-year-old juan vargas and sis diaz -castan >>> two teen-agers have been arrested after a weekend sideshow that left a police officer hurt. 18-year-old juan vargas and genesis diaz castaneda are accused of running down an officer. the incident was caught on camera. richmond police released video of that moment today. you can see the car slam into the officer there standing in the street. the eight year veteran suffered broken bones and was seriously injured. kpix5's juliette goodrich shows us another sideshow where a spectator got a little too close to the action. >> reporter: veronica, so close that one of the cars actually hit him and he tumbled over. we'll show you that video in a second, but first a local activist here in oakland who plans to run for mayor says he's got an idea. why not have these sideshows in a lot like this one behind me? ar circles around and a bys the car >> something has to be done. i mean we can't allow this to happen on our streets. >> reporter: oakland community activist ken houston showed us this video he obtained fr

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after a valiant firefighter rescue effort today, look at this, a teen-ager was found and pulled out alivein a building collapse. you can watch these mudslides happen from the air. you can also see what they have done to some of the major highways running north and south in southern california. and that is our broadcast on this busy tuesday evening. thank you so very much for being here with us. and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> anything happen today? mostly i just took a big nap this afternoon. like cold. i tuned everything out. i figured i would come on the air tonight and ask around. i didn't hear -- jimmy cricket. this was a freaking news day. and a news night. it is still happening. it's never good when this is the out box on my desk for the first segment we're going to do tonight. there is more than one segment in this show tonight. holy mackerel, there's a lot to get to over the course of the next hour. i'm glad you're here. this isn't the show you want to be washing dishes and listening with one ear. if you have a chance to sit down or push pause to sit dow

disheartening to me as a citizen, that my young nieces are seeing this type of things, they're teen agers, one is in college. this is the level we've gotten to with this presidency. it's awful so that's my general response it to. >> okay. i want your general response, jonathan what do you think? >> i would endorse all of that but add it is a little peculiar that michael cohen, very close associate of president trump and the white house are denying that this sexual encounter took place, but they're not denying that $130,000 was paid for her silence. so what were they paying the money for? it's kind of an obvious question, if she didn't have a story to tell? >> all right. let's turn now to the president's reported comments during thursday's immigration meeting. in a statement from senators tom cotton, david purdue, two of the republicans who attended the meeting saying they do not recall these comments, is that a viable strategy, republican lawmakers trying to ride this storm out, sophia? >> no and i'm deeply disappointed to someone who was very active in republican politics at the federal,

ager begets anger, it foments more bigotry and hatred. there is a response that is far more powerful. just tell the truth about us. america's greatest strength is and has always been its diversity. we do come from the hard hit places, the shitholes as our president likes to say. and you know what, that drives us, we work harder. we work smarter. we're galvanized, we're interconnected and interdependent, our unity is forged in opportunity. it is laced with dreams of a better life for our families. so mr. president, please forget this harshness that may play to some small base. appeal to something more basic, sweet strength. be better than this. because the people you lead who are the heart and soul of the greatest country in the world, america, they deserve better than this. this is a big story, we need perspective, let's get it, one on one right now, with senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, i haven't seen you, happy new year to you and the family. >> you too, chris. >> i wish i could say i was surprised by what the president said

agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect.e unofficial meal. lemonis: puerto rico is running on fumes. there are generators everywhere, and 6,000 miles of downed cable. the electrical grid is crippled. jose sanchez with the army corps of engineers is leading the effort to restore it. lemonis: what percentage of the island after 42 days is still without power? 63% of the original generation has not been restored yet. it is a difficult task, but it's also a powerful storm. and how many trucks do you have working on this effort? so, right now, we have over 300 trucks in puerto rico. that's it? no, no, but that's just the initial flow, right? we have 40 that just arrived today. we've got over 200 next week, over 200 the week after. this would never have happened on the mainland. you and i both know it. i know you can't say it. i can. but it would never happen on the mainland. you'd see trucks everywhere. you'd see military deployment. this is essentially a war. this is after a war. a bomb hit. it almost looks like a war zone. it i

agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect.ra. welcome to the unofficial meal. ♪ lemonis: if somebody ever writes a book about the history of marijuana in modern times, the two of you would have a chapter. [ laughs ] a sentence anyway. you'd be in the book. -thank you very much. -thank you very much. meeting the hesslers was one of the highlights of my time in humboldt county. tom and karen had been through a lot, but not nearly as much as their neighbor, johnny casali. i did ten years, i'm not a rat. it would have been really easy for me to have turned in a friend of mine and not done any time. after hearing their stories, i had a pretty good feel for the history of humboldt. but what about its future? well, i think i found it. i'm marcus. -alex. -nice to meet you. -nice to meet you. how many acres do you have here? -900. -holy cow. alex moore has invested millions in honeydew farms, and when it comes to weed, bigger is definitely better. what happens on this 900 acres? we have cultivation sites spread out in different locatio

if you talk to businessman agers in new york and they start comparing how they could manage their operation know, in north carolina or some of the other states that are very attractive to millennials it's a pretty appealing change and this budget that cuomo came out isn't going to help. liz: now this is giving back to tax cuts to workers has grown to 217. it's not just big tech companies like apple or car makers liz or the airlines. it's the little guys too, supermarkets, barber shops, gyms , trucking companies and no democrat right now is calling for full repeal of the tax cuts even though you'll see a lot of negative rhetoric against tax cuts. >> oh, this is a movement. i talk to a lot of the ceo's of companies across the country little companies that have put in wage hikes or bonuses for their workers and they all have the same thing to say. they're basically their message is we love our employees they've done a great job. we haven't been able to raise their wages the last several years because of regulations and because of high taxes. now, we have this win fall and we are going to share

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agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect. of farrell's in buena park,g and there's a line of customers already gathered here. we got to get everybody moving. all right, so, listen. i'd like you to check the stations, let's check the kitchen, let's make sure the candy store's cleaned up, and let's get everything set up, tables set up. the new store is amazing. the candy store before was nothing more than an afterthought. what exists there now is an experience. instead of being jammed into a small corner, it's basically taking up the whole front of the store. what was once a cramped, small seating area is now dedicated to bulk candy with really good margins. and we refreshed the look of the outside, brightening it up and changing the sign. in all, we spent $75,000 making the improvements. so, walk me through what changed over here. shauna: one of the things we're trying to do is all the bulk candy. people can do bags. they can do little containers. we have ready-made gift baskets. lemonis: oh, look at that! that is awesome. sha

agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect. unofficial meal. -giving up 50 percent of my investment, how do i get my return on my investment? -i think 300 for 35 percent. -i can't do it. -what do you mean? i'm putting money in at the same valuation you guys are. 250 and 50 is 300. -mm-hmm. -i'm putting up the same amount you guys put up, and i'm asking for half. what do we want to do. -yes, is my decision. -okay, so we have a deal? -we have a deal. -okay, we have a deal? -we have a deal. -okay, and you know when you take this check, i'm 100 percent in charge? i'll see you guys back at the shop, okay? -okay. -sounds good. ♪ -so yesterday, i'd made an investment with eric and brenna and steve to invest $300,000 into the business. we need to make sure that we fill this floor with people that can bring ideas that we don't have today. we're going to need to understand what the assortment is for the company. we will continue to make jeans, but i don't believe that, if you're in the apparel business, you should make things just for gu

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agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect. ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ lisa: oh, my god. this is my office. cory: amazing. oh, they have cookies! look at that! lisa: thank you. cory: wow. lisa: this is real. i can't believe somebody like me really got an office. cory: yeah. lisa: i got an office! cory: i'm out of here. lisa: i'm sorry. cookie mom got an office! woman: camera up here. i'm here. lisa: i don't care. they got to hear that. she said, "good for you." lemonis: she did? lisa: she did. she said, "good for you." lemonis: so this office cost $3,200 a month. if the margins are 75%, how much revenue do you have to do? my experience with cory has been unbelievable. he's far more engaged, and he understands the magnitude of what we're doing. and while i don't totally believe him, he says he likes math now. can we sell 100 a day? cory: mm-hmm. over. lemonis: do you know how many i think we can sell? -500? -1,000 minimum. cory: i think we can. lemonis: we're gonna be rolling in some dough. cory: yeah! lemonis: you like that? lisa: rolling

agers is that who we are? no! no it isn't. sabra grab and go: hummus. pretzels. self-respect.. welcome to the unofficial meal. lisa: i'm just telling you the way i'm looking at it. lemonis: i know, but you've already predetermined who i am without even getting to know me. lisa: okay, but i'm telling you, i'm not gonna compromise who i am. lemonis: but no matter what you try to do to push me away, you're not going to be able to do it. lisa: i just feel like, am i just, like, a failure right now? i don't have an education. i was 16 when i had cory. ramona: i don't have education, and for a long time, i beat myself up just because i didn't have the pedigree that society said i had to have. there is a job for you to do, and it's going to require you to put your big girl drawers on like my mama used to say. what are you going to do with it? lisa: that's the million dollar question. ramona: yes. lisa: what you gonna do with it? ♪ lemonis: we are hard at work, getting the final details ready to bring mr. cory's to market. lisa is setting up her new website on the shopify platform. th

we will dig into this later as it has ager in public -- repercussions not just for intel.jor pushback from that firm. scarlet: general motors at its highest since november. they reported a less than dramatic monthly drop than expected. silverado sales climbed one and 5%. shake shack, up 8%. sales surging after, or i should say shares surging after analysts said that they would get a boom after the tax reform package was passed. joe: getting a quick look at government bonds. not a whole lot of action except for a little bit of flattening on the short-term rate selloff continuing. 2.21 5%.ar is at if we look at the one-year term of the 210, real quickly, putting it into perspective, we are basically right here at the lows. no steepening at all, really, in the new year. the trend towards 50, watching for a potential inversion, that's very much one of the themes to start the year. julia: currency london, extending games against most of the g10. november construction spending also rising more than expected. that's just above 120, the figure. we were talking yesterday about the

russia is also one of explanation russia would give to iran's ager external allies. it is one reason why i don't think we will see any type of effective human action. it might be useful for the united states to put russia into the position to veto any such action. they might be useful for the u.s. to put russia in touch a position as to veto any action but i do not think they will do so. the europeans are more complicated, i think. because the united states would like to see some sort of joint statement, joint sentiment between theressed united states and europe, to put some international pressure on the iranian regime, but it has not happened so far. instead, we have seen mild statements from the europeans which do not blame anyone. and they: all sides to refrain from violence. equivalency is any between the iranian security forces in one hand and the people protesting on the other areas why do we see that? i think there are a few reasons and those reactions are milder than the european reactions in 2009. after the rigged election. one of my colleagues is writing a

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