commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: just. i appreciate this conversation happening here. i just want to thank mr. gobel for hitting the ground running in two short weeks, preparing this -- the budget and information for us, because this is good -- a good discussion with today being the deadline to pass our budget, i do -- i do think that we should have something in there that -- that says, like in past years, that we would reserve the right for the full amount, and that we anticipate returning the money for -- to equal the 273? just sort of looking at the proposed fiscal year budget, i -- i don't see -- yeah, what you're talking about in terms of the money for -- to begin an rfp process for a special study. so am i overlooking that? >> no. part of this was i -- you know, trying to determine specifically what studies we're going to take on and what money we would need, but i'm certainly happy to look at a line item that -- that talks that? we have an estimated remaining balance of 51,000, which we can carry over, but i'm definitely open to a line item because it does look

commissioner pollock. >> vice chair pollock: thank you very much. and commissioner singh took the words out of my mouth. i definitely wanted to make sure in in addition to t.m.z.s that we're looking at all moblght services whether it's scooters or bicycles and just in terms of i think a unique position that lafco is in is like our work with sfpuc that as well as sfmta are separate from the board of supervisors in the way that they work and so to be able to bring a unique lens and advise their work and complement it and looping in the board of supervisors. i think these are the reasons why lafco is so uniquely positioned. it is something that we're offering some focus and clarity that we'd like to see flushed out in the special study. i will go back also o on the wok plan on objective number one, to see you bring forth the special study that was requested on community choice, 2.0. that that be something that you look at concurrent with the mobility services. that is something that the commission has already approved. i don't know what your bandwidth

logan, commissioner pollock. >> vice chair pollock: just a quick question. when you look at the labor piece specifically, is it a focus at all that we look at labor practices of companies that receive either contractual or public land designations, like i'm thinking of curbs or right-of-way in turns of the use of the roadways. i know that the city and the county has set up when you sign a contract with the city that you have to have certain labor practices. you have to have certain, you know, benefits for employees and that sort of thing. i don't know if partnering for curb space or, you know, bike racks and that sort of thing is also a contractual obligation in terms of labor practices? is that a sort of gap that's also been identified? i don't understand the labor sort of piece in terms of contracting for those things. >> that's a great question. i think that one of the mechimisms that we have in the city to sort of push our goals and agenda for good labor practices is, in fact, through the permitting system that operates through the public works departmen

my daughter was meadow jade pollock. and she meant the world to me. and she's not here anymore. and she was my baby. she was my princess. she was everything. so i'm not going to let this happen to another family. like right now, i have the heart of a lion right here. no one could stop me. nobody. >> reporter: those resounding calls for change from parents and students let florida governor rick scott to sign into law historic new gun regulations. >> the governor has just signed a major new bill to beef up school safety -- >> raises the minimum age to buy a rifle and bans bump stocks -- >> should the students at marjory stoneman dugly high school -- you made your voices heard. >> reporter: they're beside him. andrew pollock, who spent weeks advocating for school safety. >> i got 49 more governors to meet up with and say, listen, it's time to be proactive. let's start hardening the schools and be prepared. >> here we are. and i'm feeling down, i come here, i have his energy surrounding me. and i try to feel better. to fulfill me. these are presents we've been receiving from people.

commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: just. i appreciate this conversation happening here. i just want to thank mr. gobel for hitting the ground running in two short weeks, preparing this -- the budget and information for us, because this is good -- a good discussion with today being the deadline to pass our budget, i do -- i do think that we should have something in there t

the four seniors who were killed that day and a necklace work, looking, meadow pollock and permissionck or their parents have been invited to attend. two of the families will not. he will be here as a tribute to his son and his friends. some students will honor the slain with pictures taped onto their caps. >> i don't even know how to move forward from it. meadowood either one to say keep going and don't get that. stopping would be the thing. >> i'm actually very nervous for graduation. i wanted to go as well as they can be. i don't want anything to happen. i think i have that fear that something might happen. i just wanted to go smoothly and everyone to be done. >> interpol i come in the very prominent and vocal parent and father of meadow pollock who's been on tv and with the governor advocating for the bacon reform and school safety measures. he did go to prom and said that was pretty much more than he could take. he nor his wife are going to come here today. however, her son, hunter treated he will walk across the stage and pick up the diploma on behalf of his sister. there's goin

i am joined by commissioner cynthia pollock on my left and hillary ronen on my left. i am also joined by alisa romero the clerk. my apologies for starting late. i was in another committee me

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sure and you expecting a win then and it was difficult to say i expect to win because i expect from pollock to react i expect a message from not to accept what happened in in the first in the first half i'm sure that they are going to make some little changes and. bring for example develop i think we will bring the team a little be. more creation the same the same with. with the negative which which i think has more than media more than must and they don't need to one commands in a match where. they are the best they are the best thing but be careful because because. that happiness the attitude. of the spending team. you have to be careful because you can do it only say that was not a match was an air france against rainy in many ways a similar match or perhaps you haven't determined a strain saying that likes defending a rugged aggressive thing and then also you have the france thing which is full of flair as we thought i think we can go free some of the highlights line we can ok well as we know it finished the one in the end a fair result you think i look like to me france for making hard

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yet to say pollock just cut the ticket and it gets me because the trail. find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. with the. lack of a journalist working for a russian news agency in ukraine has said during a court hearing that he wants to surrender his ukrainian citizenship. has also asked for support from russia yesterday were i want to address president petro poroshenko to surrender my ukrainian citizenship i consider myself a russian citizen now and i am asking lattimer putin for his efforts to protect me . i'm sore do have to make this hard decision to surrender the passport of the country in which i was born and raised i was proud to be a citizen of ukraine. he was arrested last month on charges of treason with free speech advocates describing the move as politically motivated ukrainian court this friday rejected an appeal from the journalist after the court also denied his request to be allowed out from a security cell during his hearing with more details he has a question of what you've seen today is of course the continuation o

it has to be a mark pollock —— multilevel approach. it's about educating at all levels.this is how you should act?|j education of the companies, saying this is how you should act? i was thinking first of all of people, boo weekley gower children the right things and schools? we teach them various skills like how to prepare a cv -- various skills like how to prepare a cv —— do we teach our children. educate the educators. educate the educators, certainly. finally we need to educate the policymakers. forfar need to educate the policymakers. for far too need to educate the policymakers. forfar too long need to educate the policymakers. for far too long policymakers need to educate the policymakers. forfar too long policymakers have been allowed to pollute all along, say, oh, i'm a technophobe, i don't really understand any of that stuff —— poodle. you can't be a decent legislator, a decent policymaker if you have no understanding of data intensive digital platforms based on algorithms with all that entails. it's not an option any more i think. they should have to do all sor

killed in the shootings that marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida meadow jade pollock a senior age eighteen meadows dad andrew pollack founded class c. l. a s. s. americans for children's lives and school safety there at americans for a class org. how many more kids have to be killed until we fix it after columbine should've fixed it after sandy hook we should a fix after just one death we should have fixed the folly to that fix that then my daughter would still be alive andrew welcome. thanks holland thanks for having me today really when i hear my daughter's name especially this weekend it's a tough weekend for me it's graduation weekend i can only imagine. what my son just so everyone knows my son. has to go get out the plum. this week this week i'm just having a i'm having a rough couple of days you know i don't know it's rough just thinking that my kids got to get up on the stage my son. rough. paid this we can get it so but this we can touch it all this week in texas president trump met with families of the recent school shooting there and you were among survivor

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as commissioner pollock said, i've been with the sfd fund apo as billion, after four years, we got to that meeting at sf'ers, and i felt like something was going to happen, and we just came out of there with another plan to make a plan, and it just infeweriated me. like you said, this should have happened a decade ago. we need to make this happen. weeed a public bank. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you, chairman. next speaker, please. >> thank you, chair fewer and commissioners. chad holtsman, senior policy analyst for 350 bay area but speaking for myself as a language time san franciscans. i want to thank the treasurer and the great staff for the great attitude which i don't always see from city departments. i do think that, i guess the comments by curtis and trevor are worth -- this is kind of focusing on the positive aspects of the bank, potential positive aspects, and i think what we're highlighting is the averted negative aspects of not doing this, which is -- which is also i want to bring into the room, have led the campaign to divest your pension fund from fossil fuels a

pollock said, it is outrageous and anger and self-righteous purpose to stop the school shootings and it could probably done if it everyone wanted it to be. >> laura: god bless you both. thank you so much, much needed tonight. by the way, google is making a mistake and it's making one that is really bad, suggesting extreme left-wing bias.y we report, you decide. up next with kevin mccarthy most pills only block one. flonase. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> laura: an unbelievable story, google has a lot of explaining to do. if you google the california republican party, the information block would inform you about the party's ideology. what it said was jaw-dropping. let's examine it with kevin mccarthy, republican from california. it's great to see you majority leader mccarthy. what is going on? google said this was a mistake, but you got wind of this. when you typed in california republican party, what showed up? >> it's at our ideology

. >> i thought the bathroom ended up looking like a jackson pollock. >> jimmy: do you travel together? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, we actually play cards, and whoever loses goes last, of the four. >> jimmy: oh, so it's not all at the same time, you don't have them all set up at once? >> no. >> jimmy: then do you drive home together? do you wait for each other? >> hey, i got a picture of it. >> jimmy: oh. >> i forgot. >> the answer is, we went to the ivy. >> that's our friend walter parks. and this is obviously before. because we're standing vertical. it was fun. it's a great way to do something that you should do. >> jimmy: it's a great idea. people should do this. anyway what i'm asking is can i come get a colonoscopy with you? >> no, it's kind of like the four. >> yeah, yeah. >> you could do it, though. >> it's kind of like the mark twain party that you were trying to throw. don't go to his party! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, all right. i won't come to that either. you guys, when you're on the road, do you have the same crew? is it the same crew of people? >> we obviously on our show have a l

. >> this morning, the brother of metal pollock tweeted this. has been waiting for where she would've been getting her diploma on her way to attend college. this is a sad day as well be walking the range to get her diploma. there is beefed up security here at the school district in the school going all-out to try to make this a happy occasion. it's supposed to be a happy occasion but without a doubt for so many just 109 days since this massacre in valentine's day. today will be very mixed emotions. elizabeth: i can't imagine the pain for those parents. appreciate it. leland: tv star kim kardashian pushing for prison reform. what one former bank robber wants the president to do. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling a kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer, so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved

a laboratory employing staff of eighty into pollock uses it of illegally selling dope and products all over the world. when your public. may be coming to you to disperse them with cardiovascular fortuna still it is for a. whole lot of it was it to put ourselves in the county if that is your thought. just for thought for that's what this allows for but if i think. the manufacture of such products is perfectly legal in moldova sportsmen though use many of them for purposes other than those intended. clomid or clomid a drug usually prescribed to sterile women is used by bodybuilders after testosterone treatment. likewise side to made or low thirty nine sodium a thyroid hormone used to supplement steroids and pyrrus a time psychostimulant that works on the central nervous system is used by athletes to. proved their ability to concentrate. to me to get me into a couple of publishable call for much of that something a bit of good idea is much much co-publisher lot of money coming to. this medication falls into public domain and many major pharmaceutical laboratories have stopped manufacturin

standing ovations as his father manuel oliver, trying to hype them up, he hopped up on stage, meadow pollockant to go to graduation, so her older brother and her boyfriend of four years accepted it. this was something a lot of these families were dealing with during that time, whether or not they wanted to do this. the school said they have to also acknowledge the four years, not just the past four months, we want the students who are graduating to be able to celebrate. so they worked something out. they don't usually have a guest speaker at the marjory stoneman douglas high school, but this year, one of the teachers, jeff foster who managed to work behind the scenes and secure the tonight show host jimmy fallon. i want you to listen to a little bit of what he had to tell them. >> when something mefeels hard, remember that it gueets better, choose to move forward and don't let anything stop you. i met several of you at the march on washington, d.c., it was an amazing day, thank you for your courage. >> also a lot of jokes in there, made yanny and laurel jokes, and how their friends are going

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. >> like a jackson pollock? >> exactly. this is synonymous with the traditional sculptor except for the medium used. but i think there is a good workable standard when you hav sothing heart-art, and part-utilitarian. high people pay very prices for these highly sculpted cakes not because they taste good but because of their artistic qualities. >> i would get to have a wedding cake that i would say tasted great. >> the top of my wedding cake is still in our freezing. >> i would say it no longer probably tastes good. the question is, can you compel somebody -- >> is this the purpose test? predominant purpose, predominant effect, how would you characterize it? bags if you are talking about the line between speech and -- i would say it is predominantly nantlysive or predomi utilitarian. >> in its purpose or effect? >> i think both. one factor is price. our people paying for the utilitarian side or the artistic side? >> what about a baker who is an atheist and cannot stand any religion. someone says i want one of your special ca

the global chief marketing leader at campbell soup, and joe pollock. welcome.h you. tell us what is going on with packaged food. there has been turnover. >> there has been. it is about the industry and the challenges for the big food companies. they are struggling to find growth. have gone three years of cost-cutting. now they are looking for topline growth. it is harder to be relevant today with the fragmented choices. changing andds preferences changing. they're looking for ways to grow. are people buying fewer goods or paying less because the prices are going down? >> people are still eating. what is happening is they are eating different food in different places. more people finding these new outsides, newer brands more relevant. there are less process, they are meeting needs of they are not finding as much today. versusake a look at s&p -- there is a typo. the underperformance. do you look at a worse offender versus good offender? >> they are the ones take a look and looking at the new looking at functional foods, natural, organic, the consumer is moving a

as sophie pointed out, we are seeing lyft being briefed back we aree pollock -- rathed life being brack into markets. >> looking at chinese debt, and compare that with thailand. china is the second biggest global economy and growing fast. the dynamics and china are different to other emerging markets. we should move on from categorizing china and chinese authorities in the emerging-market basket. haidi: the concept that has been popular is a strategy that have ad markets particular set of covenants and the expectation they will step in to support the market, is that reasonable? >> i agree. they have the means, and they will. i was surprised yesterday when we had the tariff announcement, to see the chinese market down, hong kong and korea, for example, taiwan or malaysia, where exportskets of the biggest share of gdp and of not more vulnerable in the chinese markets. i think that reaction opens an opportunity to buy chinese shares and sell down smaller asian countries. there is always room for chinese authorities to step in and support. they just announce cutting consumption tax to su

andrew pollock, whose daughter meadow was skilled in the parkland shooting, has been involved from the these kids are going to be safer now from what i accomplished. hopefully the rest of the country is going to see what we did in polk county and we're going to lead by example. >> reporter: the polk county program was created by sheriff grady judd and school superintendent jacqueline bird. what about parents who are uncomfortable with more guns on campus or any guns on campus? >> those parents need to wake up and understand this is a new normal. this is the last best chance to save your child when all the different layers of security have failed. and their job is simply this, to be well trained, to react within seconds, to find the active shooter and kill him graveyard dead before he can hurt your child with a gun. >> we're talking about civilians here, not sheriff's deputies or police officers. >> everybody we hire in this industry starts out as a civilian. these folks are starting as civilians, but when they finish their training, they're going to be better trained with more hours an

during that time they got heavier, and then i was diagnosed with ed pollock which was removed in dayelationships. after a few false start, i saw a gynaecologist who seem to understand and suggested i have a coil. it has been brilliant, my emotions are calmed down, my moodiness has gone andi calmed down, my moodiness has gone and i feel more like calmed down, my moodiness has gone and ifeel more like me. who can talk about why the coil might help with these things? i think what she is probably talking about is the mirena coil, it produces a synthetic copy of progesterone. i had the mirena coil many times during treatment of endometriosis. partly it was about settling down the lining of the womb, trying to thin it down a little bit, so that the bleeding was less heavy. it worked for awhile for me, but then it stopped working. different women have different experiences. yes, every woman is different, as we know. what do you take from this survey, and what can you feed into the nhs in england and wales?m survey, and what can you feed into the nhs in england and wales? it is interesting f

the present as a poster of a woman named eileen pollock. the poster was a picture with a photograph and underneath it with the words: american vision. that's what he was talking about all the time kind of like this invention of american, the american project anuld that mean in the idea that that was part of what we should be doing is writers. that's not what everyone thinks a writer should be doing. many people would say that-- you know, you are too close to a social project that this is not about art for art's sake sort of very much in dialogue with your context, so some people feel that's not the highest. i don't know if it is or not. luckily, for me that first teacher was not interested in art for art's sake. he was interested in a novel that was very much involvedit with america and yeah, so iowa for me was great because there are other wonderful teachers there i willwo say. that's another thing. ea ateachers coming in and out, so it's not like one ae big writer whose kind of dominating the program. you have got a lot of different peopl

joel pollock is the senior editor-at-la for breitbart news.a first-hand look at one and joins us now from l.a. joel, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: you went to a facility about a half an hour from the border in elkahone california. what's your impression from inside one of the shelters. >> the most amazing thing for me when i arrived there i arrived with an open mind. i felt i had to see it for myself. was the care of the staff who works there. they have doctors and psycholosts and trained social workers and adminirators. all of them want to hel these children. often kids come there without any knowledge of basic hygiene. they come from. so poorest places in central america. the staff there give them toiletries, they give them new clothes. they sometimes have to teach them how to shower. how to use a flush toilet. they give them an education. this is a place where they have the welfare of the kids at place. they com there from border patrol facilities. difficult situation. the goal is to ring that reunion bell that sits at the fr

the present was a poster woman named eileen pollock. the poster was a patient with photograph and enemies with the words american vision. that's what we are taught about all the time. kind of this invention, the american project what did that mean lex and the idea that was part of what we should be doing as writers. that's not what anybody thinks provider should be doing. many people would say that's kind of, you are too close, you are too close to a social project. that this is not about art for arts sake. it was very much in dialogue with your context. so some people say that's not the highest -- i don't care if it is or not. italy, likely for me at first teacher was not interested in art for arts sake pick is interested in a kind of novel that was very much involved with america. so i worked for me was just a quick tour is because there is a wonderful teachers there i will save but that's another thing. the teachers come in and out, there's not like one big writer whose kind of dominating the program. you have a lot of different peop