gartner. when the -- report includes a list of the findings and regulations and designates a city departments to respond to each finding a niche recommendation. many civil grand jury reports require the board of supervisors to provide responses to findings or recommendations. this report is not. the board is not obligated to respond to any of the specific findings or recommendations in this report. the board could, and a supervisor introduce a resolution at any meeting regarding the joint terrorism task force. we have an ordinance regarding the city's participation, as well. which the board could further legislate. >> thank you, mr. gartner. um again i want to thank the civil grand jury members on the committee members that were focused on this particular report, for all of your work in investigating these really important issues um, you know, how we can balance public safety and the need to really protect our city from terrorist threats. um with also protecting civil liberties and -- immigran

gartner -- gartner, i would personally say 15 through 198 inclusive. that is up to you. >> deputy city attorney, job gartner, that is fine. either way works whatever the community prefers. >> apparently i have done my weekend reading. if that is acceptable to you, supervisor brown, i would make that motion as i just set forth. >> that is acceptable. i want to grocery store. >> god bless. i want to grocery store, too, or this would not be on for the first time in 100 years. let the record show that there is a girth of grocery stores long before there was a formula retail band in this part of the city. without objection, we will take that amendment and without objection we will forward the item as amended with a recommendation the full board. next item, please. three through five together. >> item three, ordinance approving project to occupy portions of presidio avenue, masonic avenue, pine street, euclid avenue, mayfair drive, and laurel street adjacent to 3333 california street for the purpose of installing and improvements; waiving conflicting require

heather: according to gartner consulting firm, 80% will monitor their activity by next year, the information accessed on company issued devices, used to improve work environments. the state fair of texas is in full swing. last year, 2 million people attended the 133rd annual event. >> good morning. it is a beautiful morning in dallas and what started on 80 acres now welcomes 2 million people like you mentioned. i was lucky enough to be one of them. >> welcome to the state fair of texas. when you see the 55 foot big tech you know you made it to the heart of the longest-running state fair in our country. they say everything is bigger in texas so let's find out why. >> 101 years old. would you say the state fair of texas is the recipe for a long happy life? >> yes. you can lose all your worries. >> is it the line for the corndogs? you are kidding. what is a great about that? -- >> if you had. >> what is your favorite thing? >> chocolate on top. the state fair of texas not chose in the shape of texas. this places 277 acres and we have barely scratched the surface. i got the llama. i am usually p

gartner predict that next year, 85% of all such interactions will occur via chatbox.pany looking to leverage ai in that space is tele-performance. it currently works with 59% of the world's largest companies across 170 markets to provide customer service experiences. recently, they entered into a partnership with facebook and nigeria. joining me from new york is the ceo of tele-performance, daniel julian. great to have you. talk to me about your recent partnership with a book and how helping your businesses provide customer support to those customers. >> thank you very much for having me. toon't know if i am going speak a lot about our recent software in nigeria because it is important for us in the country and it is much more to then to helpsales develop customer service in africa. all the is sure is that companies all around the world now want to deliver a much better customer service to their customers because the customers have taken the power thanks to the internet and the smartphone. taylor: the idea of chatbox is very interesting. there was a statistic that we

if you're a kickedder kickedder gartner, you have to be a kindergartner with a disability. let's remove that and let all of the parents be able to choose the school of their choice. so again, this would allow us to enhance our existing programs in arizona. >> yeah, i'm interested in the form of the tax credit scholarship. so there's tax credit scholarships, and we have more traditional voucher programs, and then there's also education savings accounts. and i'll just ask any of the three of you, efs sort of comes as a tax crept scholarship. -- credit scholarship. it requires the state to notice the sgos. do you think that format may sort of privilege the tax credit scholarship maybe to the -- i don't know if they deserve an advantage, but to, you know, to less likelihood that esas or vouchers would continue? and do you view that as a problem or an issue? >> well, i can speak for arizona. i think when the secretary earlier shared that the way to sell this piece is to hear the testimonials of the very families who have been benefited from not only our esas, but also other scho