i am on miss naomi's side. >> with a flower on her walker and smile on her face, naomi wooten walkednearly a century worth of wisdom. >> if you't have love, forget it. and this couple has the got it. >> maybe it is love that is the ageless in greed ygredient to l harmony. guess what, i am done with my questions? david begnaud, krks newcbs news harmony, north carolina. >> that's the "overnight news" for thursday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, may 3rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hush money contradiction. president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani says the president reimbursed the $130,000 payment to daniels. >>> strong storms are battering the central united states with rain, wind, hail, and tornadoes, leaving behind widespread damage and knocking out power to thousands. >>> and the boy scouts get a

naomi's grown daughter also appears with her young they're easily startled. week. finally the cubs dared to approach the carcass to make. a so apprehensive that they disappear at the slightest hint of danger week. several attempts are required before curiosity finally wins out. only once to drag the meaty mosel out of the headlights and into the darkness but it's being safely secured and philip are relieved the cubs are not any alive they also look out say that. there are several males among them that's good news because they could help repopulate abandoned areas since male lions often roam over great distances there are four lion cubs feasting on the giraffe they've been spared the fate of their father who was killed one of the cub seems to prefer the wire attached to the bait to the meat itself a sure sign that he is not hungry. but the lions a jumping. naomi's older daughter is done for by her own cubs playing in the tree. the young seem more care. free than the mature lionesses. think. it. was the only finally manages to pull the giraffe a few metres into the s

naomi finally manages to pull the giraffe a few meters into the safety of done us. not only is a fantastic mother during the day my side were here with sounds of cattle and nobody sense their presence. when we started the play back when the giraffe was already light out we heard the radio signal she was close but she didn't come out until it was dark in the halls of congress and. she's very careful and that can be seen in her movements to the slightest noise she left again. like gives us hope that the young will make it despite the large number of people and cattleman's because they got my only looking after them was called. the office result only lines like naomi can survive in a world dominated by humans there's less cautious are long dead but ideal habitats like the anger on google crater will only be accessible to roving animals if safe corridos a set up between protected areas because lions need space but what does that mean for own minds in africa will this soon just be a few isolated populations like the one in the crater populations that are well protected b

a male member of the pride was killed right where naomi is holed up that has worried she has no idea how the rest of the pride is doing. her and her adult daughter they had cubs earlier on last year. a way of saying that while some locations a couple of months back but now it's been a good while source says wallace to sort out so that's all say i'd like to see if she's still with the cubs. philip and didn't go out looking for the lines they are not so easy to find because in dealers' research study area is around two thousand square kilometers in size how many lions are there the research is hope the photo traps will help them find out. if. it's not common to find traces of lions here a dried out pile of dung is reason enough to set up a camera the photo traps provided by the conservation organization had zero are useful for gathering evidence of animals that would otherwise not be seen. this photo trap has been monitoring activity near a watering hole for some time a few animals venture out in the light of day like this but boone. it's only under cover of darkness the most dead to c

we can speak now to the former director of sure start, naomi eisenstadt.orjoining us today. your thoughts initially on the loss of dame thoughts initially on the loss of da m e tessa. thoughts initially on the loss of dame tessa. well, i am tremendously sad. tessa made an incredible contribution to sure start but also, as someone contribution to sure start but also, as someone who entered the civil service to do sure start having never been a civil servant before, i was absolutely terrified and what i valued most was her incredible kindness to me, her encouragement to me, her willingness to help me through what was and could have been a very difficult transition from the volu nta ry a very difficult transition from the voluntary sector into government. i mean, my best quote of tessa's was, "i want to smell the babies." she so wa nted "i want to smell the babies." she so wanted it to be a bad mothers, fathers and babies and i think we achieved that because of tessa. —— be about mothers, fathers and babies. what did she bring to that role? she had a social w

thing at that time.t i did not get to work with her until this last year when the former director naomi needed her and over the last year i have found her to be professional andig forthright and having the ability to to have these discussions with her whether the challenges north l korea or the long-term challenges like china or russia i feel safer knowing that it has ms. haspel at the helm. those who can and will who will speak truth to power and if asked to do something illegal or immoral she will refuse. i believe not just because she has told me so or even because she said it and friend of the committee under oath because i have heard from people who have worked with her over years you know and trust are jim clapper, and any many others everyone of them have trusted her to push back on actions that may be inappropriate coming from this president furthermore i believe someone will push back strongly against any attempts by this president to undercut or denigrate the professional men women of the cia and that responsibility first and foremost to speak truth tote power with those impli

. >>> naomí no se perdió ni un solo detalle y dio lo mejor de sí cuando demostró que quiera ser campeonamejorar su futuro y sus sueños. >>> este gimnasio está ubicado en una zona peligrosa de la ciudad y fue puesto aquí para alejar del peligro a la juvnetud. >>> el papa francisco quiero que me de la bendición . >>> y ya con la nuncia divina, arrancó el trabajo de este gimnasio que esperan se convierta en un semillero de talento, en méxico jazive pérez, telemundo . >>> es verdad , la habilidad del papa francisco de conectar con la gente y el tiempo para los próximos días cómo va estar. >>> variación va a ser escasa por un sistema de alta presión que está a nuestra derecha, mientras tendremos otro sistema de baja presión, para las próximas horas cielos despejados , con el termómetro que comienza a descender a las 12 de la noche veremos una diferencia de 10 grados mínimas en los 50 y más 40 al norte de nuestra región en muchas ciudades perdiendo 25 grados las últimas 24 horas, mañana también se celebra el día de la madre en los estados unidos en el resto de nuestra ciudad marcando en los 60

in the women's draw, world number one simona halep beat japan's naomi osaka to reach the third round.st year, won 6—1, 6—love injust under an hour. halep will guarantee her place at the top of the rankings if she wins her next match and that will be against 13th seeded american madison keys on thursday as they battle for a place in the quarter—finals. elsewhere, the eighth seed venus williams came back from the brink of defeat to overcome russia's elena vesnina in three sets to reach the third round and she'll take on estonia's anett kontaveit. meanwhile, the number six seed and former world number one karolina pliskova could face a fine after her three set defeat to greece's maria sakkari. having already argued with officials during the final set of the match, pliskova then took her frustrations out on the umpire‘s chair. britain's simon yates had another fantastic day at the giro d'italia winning his second stage at this year's race and extended his overall lead to 47 seconds. yates put in a sublime late burst to win stage 11, holding off the pursuit of his nearest rival in the stan

first, i'd like to call up our city administrator, naomi kelley. she will be making a brief presentation, and following her will be the director of the san francisco port miss elaine forbes. >> good afternoon, supervisors. naomi kelly. supervisor administrator. first on behalf of the capital planning committee. i am very happy to be here today to introduce the seawall earthquake safety bond measures that are before you for recommendation and inclusion on the november 2018. it supports our regional transportation including the b.a.r.t. and muni tubes, and ferry services. it protects our city from flooding, it supports critical utilities, whether it's water, sewer, electrical, telecom, and emergency response and disaster recovery infrastructure. it makes it possible for our way of life and it's a big part of who we are in san francisco. the seawall's importance to so many different assets is how we've come to understand the urgency of the need in the first place. in 2014, under the leadership of then-mayor ed lee, the city introduced the lifeline's i

if you believe that naomi because she didn't love that will be sad now. that the bits of egypt. that you. know somebody's. got to. give to mom the clock in the home to mom the mom is on the top. on the five feet and put it all with jamal here. to see out of someone. else other well all summer long. i mean none of us have the. kill list that's the good stuff. and we'll deal. with the rough with the source and what ana just enough called her head down on the ice sheet and so things are going to be the future of them and the doctor that will . cause i know i'm going to have them to suddenly be sure that we show it with a vision i'm sure they're going to think that that's one of the line of some of the finest that they've done something such as i can almost close the most of my their lives with you. look at them and they're just over and they're the. you know hereford no way in the game assembling nichols who may sell the haina kolo and pullin the. look. of a cool postman to browse it wasn't going to mess with more butter or see. if it mumbled the mafia literature well or should a h

with that i want you to thank -- join me in thanking naomi rao. we are going to go to lunch. hopefully that wall will open over there. . >>> earlier this week the center for american progress hosted their an wral ideas conference in washington, d.c. featuring presentations and discussions by progressive legislators, journalists and organizers. you can see it tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span3. also online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. in prime time tonight on the other c-span network goes, for 1968 america in turmoil series, a discussion on the cold war. our guests are elizabeth cobbs, historian, documentary filmmaker and hoover fellow. and mark kramer, of harvard university's project on cold watt studies. that's tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. on r span 2 the health oversight and government reform committee reviews a progress report on the 2020 sen chavoucensus. members talked with the acting attorney general on civil rights and you can watch it tonight starting at 8:00 on c-span 2. >>> i approached some abandoned huts, and when i got to the

if you believe that naomi because she did well that will be sad never should've been let out the bits of egypt. that you. cut. out of. the club in the home to mom the mom is on the top. on the five feet and put it on the jamal for him. to see out of someone. else other than the all southern. for me none of us have. to list just a list of stuff. that. will help him. deal. with the awful clog up and sort of what i just ended up called to have done on the ice sheet and so. the future of the animal get up there and that will. cause i know i'm going to throw them to suddenly be sure that when a vision i'm sure they're going to look at that point of view i decided to find. something such as a good home opens them up close on my that limb is with you. look at them and they're just over and they're the. you know hair of troop of know me in all the jane assembling polls when they said i mean ok though and pulling the. new look closely one of its goal posts when it was it wasn't going to mess with more butter or see. if it mumbled the mafia literature well or should a hard fought on the scene i

its place it looks like maybe it will be a number of queens that will take their place supermodel naomi campbell hosted a star studded fund raising gala the theme was race to equality with proceeds going to initiatives devoted to improving education health and culture but it might take a while to make this traditional festival truly socially aware. even though this year is supposed to be a celebration of female directors and so forth they brought in a lot of very old school male directors. the vendors is also here but in some ways these men represent a type of cinema that i think can would like to go back to that maybe like to go back to the night and seventy's where it was all about the pure o'toole in the end to go down the eighty seven year old pioneer of the french new wave movement only made a press conference appearance via cell phone but his latest film the images. book which premiered in the competition shows he still is experimental as ever. then vendors showed his latest work out of competition a documentary about pope francis disappointingly perhaps the pontiff didn't accompa

british supermodel naomi campbell was also in town hosting the fashion for relief charity gala. guests included color blue nice a cosy actor adrian brody and footballer mario balotelli on the catwalk balaji definitely stole the show proceeds from the event will go to a good cause. we stayed in cannes because it's time again for your next xstrata. this is where all of us can choose their favorite travel destination in europe and we go there to find out more about the landscape people much more today we are fulfilling a viewer requests from kadek us in venezuela sakya men it would like to know more about the mediterranean city think of can a many people affair think of the famous film festival which is in full swing at the moment the crim that akram of the industry is at the french we've again no one will get closer to the stars than just a vessel the photographer family has documented the festival for seventy years for sure paso is on hand and can again and tell us tells us what to look out for. the film festival palace is the nerve center of the whole event. this is where the mo

. >> reporter: naomi gonzalez says she is worried about her family's future. she and her family have been camping in their rv along marina way near the berkeley marina since last july. >> this is all we have. >> reporter: now the city is forcing gonzalez and dozens of others who set up camp in the public parking area to move. the city says the campers have created a health and safety risk. construction crews will begin revamping the area this week. >> we are trying to be very patient and work through the process and work with people so we can avoid tows and citations. >> it's been hell. it's been hell for public safety and public health. >> reporter: this man who keeps his boat at the marina says tenants have been dealing with syringes, human waste, and criminal behavior. he says one camper even threatened his life. >> this person had me inside the rest room threatening to kill me with a rock if i got out of the rest room because when i went in i shut the door behind me and he wanted in the rest room. >> reporter: campers claim they have been good neighbors. t

aja naomi king there. moving in here and with this guide we have also seen a bit of rain. the cloud is the pushing into northern england as wales as well. ahead of that weather front a lot of sunshine but sunspots along the north sea coast and some misty low cloud close by and examples from me and sussex earlier today. it's a rather cool compared with the sunshine. overnight we will start to see the slow cloud across eastern england to get quite a cool start to monday. and overnight the rain gets heavier and more right spread and northern ireland. the splash of rain on the go out and northwest scotland and western and northern aisles as well. we will push back to the coast again with the sunspots might linger during the day and you'll see warm sunshine. the rain retreating to western counties during the day but still there into northwest scotland. heavy bursts and more breeze. elsewhere in scotland you get to see some sunshine and cloud increasing belt. the chance for showers developing across parts of sou

this is the leader and this has the ark up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. went to korean leadership hands a few weeks ago actual for peace was celebrated by an. excerpt at the american press trumps cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for help thinking do you just put out a finger chain like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the home of fighter jets taking off as this man's well of the balls. now. he's in the most powerful position ever had so close to trump's ear that he fears an echo when he speaks watches he tried hard not to vomit when he reacted to the korean leader's touching hands they're like putty in north korea's hands it's very emotional for south koreans i understand it but you know as the great international relations theorist p

this is the leader and this has the arch up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. when the two korean leadership hands a few weeks ago in full for peace was celebrated by. except at the american press hundreds and members of trump's cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for how creaking do you just put out a finger shaped like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the hum of fighter jets taking off is this man's lullaby that. now he's in the most powerful position ever had so close to trump clear that he fears an echo when he speaks watch as he tried hard not to vomit when he reacted to the korean leader's touching hands they're like putty in north korea's hands it's very emotional for south koreans i understand it but you know as the great international

after the break naomi campbell david bowie and kate moss just some of the subjects of one of the great just photographers in the world ellen bottom were to run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this them all coming up about two and going underground. hymens was as political ties back to one he counts donington disdain sex standing stock poor. use of a viral all dolled up a lot to be on the wall street on the ballpark so please don't waste your money it doesn't matter what i will start to sweat out of the i'm going to sedate old get out of the complex enough. to salute all me out for you all to close to a strike in which three years could all go out i go for opening for our golf on you so. long. haul course plus we'll turn our back to the target. ok she said you could fall in the routine. and you can become a scene. in time seventy. welcome back could u.s. president donald trump launch a clinton style wag the dog war on iran because around the world governments are becoming concerned about the possibility of the white house trying to distract the u.s. public from allegations

. >> reporter: naomi gonzalez says she is worried about her family's future.er family have been camping in their rv along marina way near the berkeley marina since last july. >> this is all we have. >> reporter: now the city is forcing gonzalez and dozens of others who set up camp in the public parking area to move. the city says the campers have created a health and safety risk. construction crews will begin revamping t

black racism anti islamophobia by a piece meant for capitulation blackwater thank you after the break naomi campbell david bowie and kate moss just some of the subjects of one of the greatest photographers in the world ellen what i'm worth you run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this and more coming up about two of going underground. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on the.

progressives are there you know heads are exploding in anger all over this move by trudeau i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out that you know basically that how justin trudeau knows of this decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said his days of getting out of canada to bask in the pouring selfies are over so i got to ask why is making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes dead in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking war girls as is sometimes he's been do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil baron with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta is the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the pipeline to be as

after the break naomi campbell david bowie and cake boss just some of the subjects of one of the greatest photographers in the world ellen bottom work to run away from the circus to pick up a camera told us i'm all coming up about two and going underground. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and another by michael stop on the border doesn't come from open eyes of god i'm just i'm just a dumbass on the guns not woods as that see that you got on into this it's a must also cliburn them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that to think office can put more on that's what we call softness of the sense of the stillness also the little one woke the most vocal to moving through almost pulled me through the world was all of those the small things this is the arsenals of the host i moved on with the old vision stopping there was a sting of only holes in front is up

she swept asidejapan‘s naomi 0saka in straight sets on wednesday, as the romanian won 6—1, 6—0 injustin the coming hours. golf's european tour returns to belgium for the first time in 18 years this week. the belgian knockout starts on thursday in antwerp, with a number of the continent's best players taking part. home favourite thomas pieters is hosting the event and he says two years of planning has finally paid off. to see it now after two years, it is pretty cool. i hope family, i have not seen them for two weeks. —— my whole family. i think it is important for players because i think rory mcilroy is a big success when he hosts, and the amount of people who come and watch, it brings a bit of pressure with that but it is good pressure and i like it, and i will try to embrace it. in case you missed it, atletico madrid have won the europa league for the third time — beating marseille 3—0 in lyon thanks mainly to an antoine griezmann double. the french international made it six goals in eight matches in this year's competition and proved the difference, with a late goal from the skippe

the rising hollywood star, aja naomi king added her voice to the protests while making her first appearanceuch a big thing and it has become a global thing 110w. good. i feel like the one thing the me too movement taught me is that there's so many situations and everyday situations go through that we've become accustomed to and we don't even realise, oh that is inappropriate. i'm so happy that we as women are standing up across all industries and are saying no more. you've been working on a show, how to get away with murder, it has not been an easyjourney, has it? or has it? you know, i've been really blessed because of women like shonda rimes and kerry washington, doing all the work they have been doing in hollywood, they have changed the landscape of what my experience probably would have been without them. there would not have been space made for a viola davis to be the lead on how to get away with murder. so there would not have been me. we would be back at square one. this face looking back at people and especially when i think of young girls saying you are beautiful. look at you, you

i want to bring up retweet by naomi long. this refers to northern ireland.ight, this is an incredible result. eyes will now turn to us yet again, a place apart behind gb, behind ireland. still waiting for a change here. explain what the situation is in northern ireland and what, if these exit polls are borne out, what it will mean. northern ireland has similar laws as the irish republic as things stand at the moment. in northern ireland and abortion is only illegal if there is a serious or permanent risk to a woman's howl. it's nearly a ban on abortion. if, however, as we expect, this is repealed, the government goes ahead with plans to loosen the law in the republic, there will be more calls for the law to be relaxed in northern ireland because it will be the only part of the uk or ireland where strict laws on abortion remain in place. another story you're covering, brexit, they are talking about the border between north and south. some are beginning to think, could this be that women from the north would come south, potentially, if in fact these abortion l

heads are exploding in anger all over this move by i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out like you know basically that justin trudeau knows the decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said of days of getting out of canada the bask in the selfie there are over so i got to ask why you making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies. well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking your girl jazz's sometimes he's moving in do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil bearing with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta's the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the pipeline to be as sending three times more oil to th

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progressives are there you know heads are exploding in anger all over this move by trudeau i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out that like you know basically that's how justin trudeau knows that this decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said his days of getting out of canada to bask in the pouring selfies are over so i got to ask why is making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes dead in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies. well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking or girl does is sometimes he's moving in do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil bearing with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta is the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the

after the break naomi campbell david bowie and cake boss just some of the subjects of one of the great just photographers in the world ellen bottom were to run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this them all coming up about two and going underground. hymens was as political ties to one he counts donington disdain said standing stock poor. because of that i would. love to be on the wall street for the ballpark so please talk to me it doesn't matter what other stuff to put us out of you're going to simply go get out of go but see. if you do so you call me out for you up close to swipe and we're so used to all the no no they go for opening for our own use so. let's slow. course. it was a lot darker. ok when she sees her you could fall in the routine. and you can become a scene. in time for venting. lead . welcome back could u.s. president donald trump launch a clinton style wag the dog war on iran because around the world governments are becoming concerned about the possibility of the white house trying to distract the u.s. public from allegations of a payoff to adult film star

you have just made your way over to ask, naomi, what have you seen around dublin castle and on the streetstle and on the streets of dublin today? ajubilant atmosphere is building with a lot of young women in particular were in the merchandise of the yes campaign. there is a sense of an historic victory for them. it is not one that anyone would have predicted, so a lot of people are adjusting to this new reality. they presumed ireland to be more conservative than the result shows. we heard from one of emma's guests of a more accepting ireland than was expected. to be clear and transparent, our people wearing the gnome merchandise? have wearing the gnome merchandise? have we seen it over the past few weeks? yes, certainly, over the last few weeks. up until last night there was quite a strong presence showing the posters and they fought until the last. but this result if it is borne out to show them to be in the minority. let me bring in audrey. they are still collating the boats, but let's talk about this in the context of perhaps a new ireland. this is the place where in 2015 they legislate

naomi kelly, muhammad nuru, ed ruskin, phil michael lamb bart, john aim, thom hughie from dbi, michael, nicole bond, adrian pond, barbara garcia, brian strong, john updike, and finally, my partner in everything tyron jew from the mayor's office. could you stand up and be recognized. [applause] and lastly, i would like to thank our main sponsor for this event, so grateful for their leadership and their demonstration of what is possible when you lead by intention and that is kaiser. [applause] >> so, i have to say, as a californian, it's been a tough year to witness this new normal of a changed climate. as an environmentalist, it's been hard to watch what is happening at the national level. it is impossible not to feel not to react. don't it always seem you don't know what you've got until it's gone. but then, i see students, students like the school of the arts chorus, students like those who are rising up against gun violence and marching for their lives. and that awful feeling turns to hope. and then i see the young people who are suing the federal over climate change because they bel

runfola out of san francisco and kelsi hoser is represented by naomi chung, the attorneys released a joint statement that reads:"our clients vehemently deny the allegations that have been made and intend to prove their innocence. in the coming weeks, we will provide you with additional facts, documentation, personal information regarding tianshu shi, and regarding the complexities of training a national post-very complicated situation involving agencies. iasco flight training inc. expelled mr. shi early this month for failure to meet the standards set by the aviation (faa). mr. shi was given every legallypermissible opportunity to successfully complete his (pam)coming up: bart has expanded to anitoch.... but passengers say, there is a major problem with parking. (ken)coming up next: the national spelling bee finals start tomorrow. we'll hear from two northern california spellers about what the competition is like. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence comm

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want to thank naomi kelly for continuing my journey here and making me director. thank you for that opportunity. of course to you, thank you. yes, your questions were tough, but they are supposed to be. you are doing your job. i hope we treat you with respect, even though we may be angry about having to answer the questions you might ask. that's okay. [laughter] so keep it up. although, would you give me replacement, mr. endrico, a little honeymoon, a day or two, and then go ahead and grill him. thank you very much for this honor. this is just great for my heart. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, director updike. >> after this photo, let's bring him into the well, so we can take a big, group photo. >> supervisor kim, you're up next. >> supervisor kim: thank you, colleagues, members of the public and members. i want to bring up chan to the podium. it is really my honor today as an asian-american and as an attorney to honor chan, also known as ceci wang, here at the san francisco board of supervisors. for those unfamiliar, he was the very, very first chinese-ameri

board authorized funding for a seismic evaluation of the city's buildings, and i want to acknowledge, naomi kelley, our city administrator who has now convened that committee who is now meeting and working some policy regulations that will hopefully come before the board of supervisors. yesterday, we had a little 3.5 earthquake over in the east bay that many of us, including myself, felt here. we all know it's not a question of if, but when, and i think we really need to start carefully examining some of the tradeoffs we've been asked to make. today we are joined by the original geotechnical engineer for the millennium tower, and i want to thank you for joining us, and i'll ask the clerk of the board of supervisors to administer the oath at this time. >> chair kim, members of the committee, president breed, angela calvillo, i am here to administer the oath. please present your name for the record. >> my name is ramel golersarki. >> just repeat "i do" after i finish. you do solemnly state that the testimony you may give now pending before this government and audit oversight committee of the

. >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 workingor the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks wi

city administrator naomi kelly, planning department, digital services team, treasurer and tax collector's office, rent board and board of supervisors and mayor's office that we receive so much support and we want you to succeed kind of atmosphere from everyone involved. thank you, again, so much for this commendation and honor and it's an honor for us to have the opportunity to be public servants for the residents of san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i'm victoria weatherford, city enforcement office. i've worked on various cases and so on behalf of the city attorney's office, attorneys, parallels, investigators, i want to say thank you to the board for the recognition of the hard work that all of us do and i, like kevin said, it's teamwork here. working with you in our office together in order to draft the legislation and defending it in court, even on appeal by the big companies that want to stop our abilities to enforce our laws. working with short term rentals has been a fabulous partner working to bring us the most egregious cases and it takes a vil