before i do the roll call, i want to open this meeting in honor of mike leon who is the co-owner of the eagle who passed away tragically on may 17th. six years mike and his business partner reopened eagle in soma. it is the eagle become a major destination for lgbt communities in san francisco and around the world. mike's legacy will live on through his work in the work to open eagle plaza located on 11th street. today was actually the official groundbreaking for the plaza. we offer our condolences to mike's family. now we'll start with the roll call. [roll call] >> president bleiman: first order of business is general public comment. this is for public comment for any agenda item that is not on the agenda. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. the next agenda item is number two. approval of our minutings for june 4, 2019. do we have motion to approve the minutes? >> i move to approve. >> president bleiman: any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. take a vote. [roll call] >> president bleiman: minutes. approved. next item is report from the executi

[cheers and applause] this morning, i was honored, my business partner, mike leon. on this historic day. i want to take the warmest welcome possible to the honorable mayor london breed, supervisor haney, supervisor mandelman. the greatest community, members of the leather and lgbt cultural district and the friends of eagle plaza. we're all here today after a long road. great accomplishments. eagle plaza started as an idea. six years ago my business partner and i met, built and have a conversation about breaking ground for construct, where we floated idea of the construction of the plaza. between the san francisco eagle bar and the construction. a plaza unique to the world that will honor the leather and lgbt communities, serve as a focal part for them to have events. and now this idea is about to come true. it's fitting this was elected for the first public plaza dedicated to the leather community. it's been the home for this community for decades. a special thanks to supervisor haney and mandelman for introducing and pushing forward the legislation to permit the co

before i do the roll call, i want to open this meeting in honor of mike leon who is the co-owner of thewho passed away tragically on may 17th. six years mike and his business partner reopened eagle in soma. it is the eagle become a major destination for lgbt communities in san franc

david: you want to drexel, then led by mike milken. leon: partially.profit engine, but it was early days. i worked on the first high-yield or junk-bond deal with him back in 1977, which is the $30 million deal from the oil company called texas international. coast.still on the east he then moved a few years later. david: have you always stay in new york or did you move to the west coast? leon: iowa state in new york. i never liked l.a. that much. i like it more now. my wife likes it a lot so we go more. it is better. better restaurants, museums, artists, museums. david: drexelas

george bush, bill webster, leon panetta, and mike pompeo. i will talk about pompeo because he is different in the way he was a restorer. the first three are here to stabilize the ship in times of controversy. when you think about bush becoming head of the agency right after the start of the scandals of the 1970's and the congressional investigations winding down, he is there to make the agency seem like it is not the ogre it was portrayed to be in the media and in some sectors of congress. initially, as a politician, agency professionals did not like this appointment because we didn't want the agency turned into another cabinet office with a political hack or big donors running it. bush was able to allay those concerns quickly because he was a nice guy. everybody could get along with him. he was very honest about his agenda. by the end of his 11 months he had accomplished exactly what president ford wanted him to do. webster gets appointed right after the iran-contra scandal. you can see why having a former judge and senior law enforcement o

i'm a wedding's inside that your mike and women's football campaign leon as i prepare for the bus i have a welcome much against brazil. hello again to welcome back we're here cross turkey we are watching what is happening on the northern coast because we do have some thunderstorms that have been popping up in the heating of the day you can see those on the satellite image wednesday another day of that so with those thunderstorms some of them could be locally heavy at times down towards the south though we are seeing some clouds not a lot of rain across the eastern parts of the med aleppo at about $34.00 degrees staying with that more clouds across the area beirut also cloudy day partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a temperature of $28.00 degrees baghdad though is going to be hot 45 degrees few with quite city seeing winds out of the northwest at about 42 well here across the gulf we are seeing our temperatures in doha 38 degrees that's a little bit lower than what's around the area but that also means our relative humidity is quite high for this time of year things change a little bit by

mike pence want four more years. they launched their 2020 re-election campaign tonight in orlando, florida. news 4's leon harris joins us from the newsroom with more on that story. we know when the president talks to his base he likes to focus on immigration. that crowd heard a lot of familiar themes tonight. >> that's right. in fac one nbc news producer said it was like a rock concert. the president came out and his greatest hits, th crowd loved it, but there wasn't a lot of new material. in fact, there was a lot of talk about the last election. president trump called his win in 2016 a defining moment in american history np in nearly an hour and a half on stage he revived familiar themes, going after hillary clinton and robert mueller's russia investigation. and in a preview of what we can expect in this campaign he and vice presidentke mi pence bouh warned democrats turning america into a socialist country. listen to what he said about democrats and our border with mexico. >> the demagratda of open borders is morally reprehensi e reprehensible. people are pouring in. but we've stopped them. and now as

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