welcome. >> i am ed son. i am 18. i have lived in south market since i moved here from the philippines when i was 7 years old. i am here to speak on behalf of the pedestrian safety campaign and why it is important to south market. there is a lot of things that we have to worry about when it comes to safety as pedestrians walking streets in day or night time. speeding cars and poverty and crime going on in south market. we are worried about people and our safety from those dangerous people, and i am advocating for that campaign because, you know, as pedestrians we deserve to walk the streets safely in night tame or daytime. whether that is through brighter lights to replace old ones or providing ways where pedestrians such as myself and elderly people to cross safely from the streets is really, really important. i can only speak on behalf of the south market. i do hope this campaign can branch out throughout other neighborhoods such as the tenderloin and hunter's point. there is a lot of dangerous areas around there. i

i am isabella. i am a member of idle no more sfa and i am an occupier of ohlone territory, and i thank you to the ancestors for letting us be here. i want to talk in regards to the statue and ask for a rehearing for the removal of the statue and how important it is to not only our ancestors and also for the next generations to come and us here today living. i have been active about having schools take the statues -- not the statues away, but the mascots away and standing up to racism face to face is really a crucial thing to do especially at my age. i shouldn't have to deal with anything like this. and anyone else who has spoken before me and after me because that goes to show how stuck in history and stuck in time that we are that we can't move forward. we need to make these decisions and to stand for the community and stand for the people. we ask for you to listen to the facts and history. and is up to you to make the right decision. and i stand here today in honor for my family and i stand strong

i am on the list. i am a member of jerry's voice for peace and you will hear from several others of us tonight. we're supposed to be talking about it and i think it is important to focus on the kids and the kids that it serves but i want to stop -- talk for a minute about another organization. the jewish community relations council, which i believe is behind a lot of the problems with proceeding with the memorandum of understanding. a rock is a true grassroots organization. it is obvious by the people who come out to support them. it is obvious from the kids that they work with. the jewish community relations council, by their own definition is a treetops organization. they work in the back door weighings with powerbrokers like you guys and like the people at glide church you initially came out against the memorandum of understanding. but after actually meeting with the people back they had the sense to realize that they had to been had. and they rescinded their support. i think you guys should follow

i am a former member of the collaborative. i am here to speak about an issue deer to myself. i am a post 9/11 veteran and iraqi freedom veteran. 80% of the veterans left the military without a job. two in five reported being homeless in the past year. more than half of the san francisco veterans are at risk of ptsd. 46% of those in san francisco were considered at risk of suicide. reallocation of the funds for heck has had a direct impact on my program. i haven't had to make playoffs, i haven't been age to actually hire for two positions because of the funding. with my community partners in the san francisco area who had to make layoffs, those individuals were individuals who were doing outreach for us and individuals who were locating and identifying veteran on the streets for us. without their partnership we can't identify those at risk for homelessness or those who are at risk of ptsd and those other things. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker. >> i am becky. i work at the san francisco food bank and member of the food security task force. i want to commend

i am currently earning a ph.d. at uc berkeley where i study how to increase public trust in government and improve our political system starting with our elections. i've also worked in political reform organizations for almost a decade o fighting for policies that help regular people make our voices heard and respected by our elected leaders. in one sense, elections are complicated. they are technical, they require a lot of administration, they're expensive. but in another sense, elections are simple. they're how we, the people, fold -- hold our politicians accountable. they are the mechanism that translates our most fundamental needs into public policy. that's why i am especially concerned that in san francisco today, we are not hearing from all of our voters. the 2016 primary turnout, it was below 50 % and five neighbourhoods. meaning that half of registered voters did not turn out. and there were big differences across neighbourhoods. we saw turnout ranging from a low of around 40 % in bayview hunters point to a

i am a doctor. routinely, i have dealt with that have been fda approved, and as those medicines were released, we found after two to three years of thousands using those medicines that they have problems we never knew about. often it seems the medicinal use of marijuana is merely a front of the recreational use, and i do not support that. i want more studies, and one of the things i want to promote in the federal government is we need to move marijuana off of ,chedule one into schedule two so we know what this substance is and how to use it safely with our population. governor romney: i agree with dr. kennedy in that regard. let me elaborate for the moment. this ballot initiative is really not medicinal marijuana. i support medicinal marijuana for a person with a condition receiving a prescription from a real doctor, filled by a real pharmacy. that is something we ought to have. we ought to move there as quickly as we possibly can to get prepared to people who need pain alleviation as quickly as pos

i am not going to do anything to make you pass out.tm it so much. i am not going to do anything to make you pass out. it is fine, if it will help with the data. 0ne fine, if it will help with the data. one of the reasons we do this is because some people with me/cfs when they stand up, their blood pressure drops and their pulse races to make up drops and their pulse races to make up for it. and we are trying to see if that happens with everyone or just with a few people. so you tell me the minute you don't feel right. well done. 0k. 0k, not much of your waist, is that? i have lost a lot of weight. i think i have lost a lot of weight. i think i have lost a lot of weight. i think i have lost at least 12 kg. hannah knows she is at the beginning of a crash. she is hardly digesting anything, not even holding down a glass of water. the me at the moment it is just trying to get as much in and trying to keep it in. at the moment i am eating tiny, tiny pure eight meals which is about a square about this big, two inches by two inches square. ——

ask questions like why am i here? am i the best person to provide the service? --i using my privilege and in service of those with less than me? what is driving my investment? as is where that tribe can come in really handy if you pick the right ones. ask for honest feedback and then give yourself with the same honesty. at the end of all of this health examination, you may drop the same conclusions that you are where you are supposed to be coming doing things that you are supposed to do. i guarantee that your approach to the work will have improved and your output will be more excellent every time. is take care of yourself. years,-- the last few the term self-care has been really popular. particularly amongst the social justice circles. its popularity stems from the stark reality that the generations before us have worked themselves to death. , and noon, no insurance one to say that you don't know your life to this work. i want to underscore that. you don't owe your life to this work. my comrade and sister joanne forh, the founder of girls gender equity often sa

it's 7:00 am on this sunday, may 6. morning. >> let's get started with a check of our forecast. julie is here to tell us what we can expect. >> a cool, gray sunday is

i was not there, i am not the chief aider and abettor. in alabama, contrary to what you might know, we did not have a breakdown of law and order. >> no breakdown of law and order in birmingham. >> we put some water on some people and arrested some folks. >> what happened after selma. >> a woman was shot on the highway by some thugs, people are shot in washington, dc and philadelphia everyday. >> governor, you cannot say no one got hurt during the march. >> eight people got hit in the head. >> i am talking about the march seventh march. >> who got hurt. >> i would estimate conservatively, 15 people were hurt. >> 15 out of 35,000. >> did one have to go to the hospital? >> yes, sir. >> how many. >> we are talking about five years ago. >> one person went to the hospital. eight got hurt at the selma bridge, then the next week, 50 people were killed in detroit and los angeles, a few people got their heads skimmed in selma with 35,000 people there and you call that the breakdown of law and order. when you talk on these programs, you talk about s

>> so i am trying to understand this blend. so where does the water come from in the alamedo and san mateo and hetch hetchy and rainwater, right? >> so hetch hetchy water comes from yosemite and comes across the valley and comes in through irvington tunnel into the system. and it's joined by waters from calavaris and san antonio reservoir which are in alameda county and the water in those two reservoirs is filtered in the snow valley water treatment plant. that water comes from the local drainage, but also some of san antonio water is previously stored hetch hetchy water when we have excess and we store hetch hetchy water in that reservoir as well. those two reservoirs we refer to as the alameda reservoirs. on peninsula, we have san andreas and crystal springs reservoirs and pillar seal which are the local reservoirs there. particularly crystal springs is local drainage and san mateo creek, but it always sometimes gets excess hetch hetchy water that we can afford to store there as well. so each of the local systems gets some he

bad grades or to say i am disappointed we work together we are partners. i think that the chancellor and her government is going to join us and this historic moment and work together for a stronger europe and more united and more sovereign and more democratic europe that's our challenge. yes for those who follow the events i think you will see that. the german government is not working as quickly as you had expected because we have a different method and we also have different views if you are speaking about e.u. finance minister germany is not endorsing that. everything that you envision is not going to be a person possible are you aware of that of course well i never said that everything that i propose has to you have to take it or leave it all i have an ambition i make proposals but i am convinced that it was my duty to do so the current status quo in europe is bad for everybody our sovereignty is being tested by everything that is happening the iranian crisis trade crisis the challenges of the digital world of internet and there are g. transition migra

i am such a leader and i am such an ambassador.h to thank the league of women voters for organizing these candidates and informative videos for you to see and to learn from. please have a look at my campaign website. vote june 5th for a level headed and clear thinking candidate, richie greenberg. god bless san francisco and god bless the united states of america. [♪] >> hi, i am jane came in over the last rock from on-site talked to san franciscans and every corner of rma didn't there's an amazing city. i've been invited into your living rooms, visited senior centres and visited families and children before and after school. in every way -- everywhere i go i hear the same concern that we are losing our friends, neighbours, and our middle-class. residents are worried that they maybe next to be forced out of the city to has long been known as a sanctuary for all of us. san francisco can and must do better. and people are understandably worried but have also been inspired by our neighbours who are committed to fighting together. for t

i am a rape survivor. one afternoon in early 1990s a stranger pushed his way into the bathroom in an empty office building while i was at work. i screamed and tried to push him away from the door. he kept telling me to shut up and i couldn't move him out of the way so i cried and i begged for my life. i negotiated with him not to kill me. i stood there with a man in rubber gloves, a knife and i gun i found out later. i begged him not to kill me and when he finally said he couldn't i asked him please not to rape me. i have told him i couldn't deal with it. he said why can't you deal with it? i said i was abused as a child and i wouldn't be able to take it. he asked me you were abused as a child? i told him i was and started to cry. he smiled at me, found it humorous and made me sit on the toilet and made me manually cop pew late him while he had his hand on my head and a knife at my throat and said does that feel good? immediately following the attack i did everything a rape victim is supposed to do and mor

steve paulson is right here in his office. >> i am? oh, yes, i am.ia, good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks. big, big fog bank out there. if you are going to the giants game tonight, i would plan more candlestick weather. cloudy and cool. west wind at 20 miles per hour. i think the high today will be about 58, 59. speaking of yesterday was 59. 59/54. the record high not that long ago. 97 in 2008. the record low in 1899, 44. the fog is making it out to the delta, to the wind machines by rio vista. you get an on shore wind for some. up to 30. the stage is set for a cool day. up in the mountains, thunderstorms have been booming. now, this system will move off because another one is going to replace it. but the theme here is that this is a really active pattern. and this low will continue to generate thunderstorm activity over the mountains and maybe even some for

. >> that is why i am a little confused. if i am looking at the two chart, it is almost doubling the percentage of ground water. >> from 1 to 2.1. and the percentage of the san mateo reservoir border has gone from a little bit more than double. >> from about 29% to about 78%. that is because we went from 29 to 78 to indicate that the groundwater should have gone up even more. and this is basically the total supply and each of the charts presents 100% and with san mateo county and 70% and hetch hetchy and 1.1% was groundwater. >> and the groundwater is blended into with the supplies in the reservoir. >> the percentage of groundwater in your san mateo reservoir should be consistent. >> not necessarily because we had cut way back on the hetch hetchy supply there in the april 1 period. and we peaked up the delivery from the san mateo side and with the demand -- >> a let me try another way. >> the demand in the two periods is about the same -- >> i get it. i am focussing on the ratio between groundwater and san mateo. if you do t

i am fine. i am worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and family lawyers -- and followers who don't come to their defense. >>> all starbucks will be back open today. that will start in about a half hour. starbucks shut down all company- owned coffee shops yesterday for diversity training. 175,000 starbucks employees around the country watched videos featuring the ceo of starbucks and the rapper known as common. they were talking about racial bias and what it means. the reaction of starbucks customers we talked to was mixed. >> i don't see how this training is going to end discrimination. are they going to do this training every single time someone gets hired? one training doesn't do it. not even a little bit. >> it is something. you have to look at that. in these times, there is not a whole lot being done. >> starbucks says it will keep investing in seminars for its employees, but the company is not saying how much money they may have lost by shutting down tho

i am not sure.nthony can tell you where if you are in the mood to be with a bunch of kids that are proud and talking about zero waste. we would love to have you there. on april 19th, earth day breakfast i hope you can be there. it is an amazing celebration. it will be mayor farrell's first time as host of that event. we have a lot of exciting things planned, great entertainment and grace food and great schmoozing with the environmentalists who need something to celebrate. those are event this is the future. we continue to plan for the climate summit. we are working closely with the governor's office and c-40. we will look forward to bring you more specifics on what is going to be happening on that. thank you. >> questions or comments, commissioners? is there any public comment? seeing none, thanks director. next item. >> item 10 announcements for discussion. >> any announcements, commissioners? any public comment? seeing none, next item. >> next item is 11 new business future agenda items. this is c

am i am loath number of that sjw, a social justice warrior?haracters myself as a social justice warrior. my intellectual heroes were liberal thinkers, writers like em foster. i believe in the sanctity of human relations, privacy of the heart, friendship, love, and common interest. these are more personal interior beliefs than they are political exterior convictions. more humanistic of a religious impulse. i trust in humanity. i believe in humanity. i think i do, despite what happened in the 40 years of my other heard. i am soft and i can be swept away by heart hearts. sometimes, i am surprised to be described as an activist. ay.rew up knowing i was g is the lastthat time that our member when i was born, that is the last time i am going out of one of those. i am jewish. naturally, i want bullying of all humankind to end. that is a given amongst all of us. how can a golden egg be achieved? what i have spent a lifetime losing and opposing, preaching, with great respect. [laughter] self-righteousness, assertion without evidence, accusation, inquis

exactly of the 200 days moving average, 26.25 i am a tactical laurel and i am bullish. i believe this set up is still a rising trend line and still bullish but i do think we are in for ra sell-off >> i think so. >> should we invite him back to the desk >> come on, we'll bring the chair in >> is going back to the side >> so good this is dangerous. tim and i is close >> in terms of sectors, are there charts that concern you that's under your tactical -- >> if you look at it from the beginning of the year, we had a collapse in energy and a real dramatic collapse in energy, we are just fighting back to the same point where we are in the middle of the show me area, that's where we are in the energy part and i am concerned of energy. >> if we say in the middle what is it that makes you feel we can hold at the bottom of this door. i don't get the sense as much of everybody thinks we bounce off 200 a time that this is cast and stone. >> i don't think we are cast and stone either that's the level to shoot again. i do believe this market is in a show me state. there is been so ma

i am one of them and i am a lawyer i can assure you i would have checked my mail and i would have noticed this and i do not care for the look and feel of this project. i am opposed to there being an additional floor on this building. my concern is that th the appearance will not match the community i purchased in five years ago. when i went through my remodel efforts those of us who go through the process and are informed that we need to maintain the look and feel of the windows and the amount of surface area of the windows should have been restricted and now a few doors down we are going to have a larger building with a substantially larger surface area of glass. may neighbor who lives below me also an owner on francisco street could not be here, sheila and mark see gal are also opposed to the this building for the same reasons that none of us have concern or at least no one has a concern about the height of the building, we understand and respect there should be more floors if that fits the guidelines of the city but we do have concern over the concrete and the glass and the difference

i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. laura anthony is live in danville. >> reporter: we just learned officially that this young man has passed away. danville police just wrapped up their investigation here. the 911 call came in as a possible drowning just before 2:00 this afternoon just as a freshman pe class was about to begin here at the pool. >> requests medic 31 with truck 35edical emergency. >> reporter: the 911 call came in just before 2:00 p.m. just after lunch at san ramon valley high school. a male student was found at the bottom of the school unresponsive. a defibrillator was still sitting near the deep end. the student was discovered at the start of the fifth period freshman pe class. they spotted a body at the bottom. >> the pe teacher quickly jumped in. and was doing cpr until the medics came. >> reporter: a team of investigators around the pool but have not released any details about the victim or his condition. >> i have known the kid and it is hard knowing that he is there one second and now he is not. i

bush post-9/11, i am against it. i am against trump foreign-policy. i am not against america being in the world. i think we have to be in the world. we have too much power and we have too many interests. we have too much of a role to play towards stability. going overseas in search of monsters to destroy and remake society in our image and all of that is a disaster. it will continue to be a disaster. i suspect we are going to continue to do it. maybe on a big scale time. i am very worried about it. >> about the cultural and religious traditionalism, that was fair to explain at one point, i don't think it is fair at all. i am not talking about the collapse of religious faith among the young, but also the falling apart of the family. i think one of the most important stories of our times is the collapse of the white working class. the african american working class has been suffering through this for a long time. now, it has moved to the white working class. we see middle-class people of all races, young people suffering from great anxieties, a loss of

i am really lucky. when i am in a room full, i am like, at least i am honest. something like that. i do look at the bright side. that is a temperament thing. i remember my first time in liberia. there was a woman who told me the most horrific, most awful rape story. i sat down at lunch and they served me a plate of food. i almost threw up all over the table. i had to lie down. i was not listening to my body. i was in a state of adrenaline. i had never had anything in -- like this in my life. i did not know how to incorporate it into how i understood humans to behave. once in a while, you had to lie down or you have to meditate, or you have to do whatever. i have been meditating, lately, and honestly, it is one of the most major changes i have ever made in my life. i feel like it is huge. i also went back to church, which is funny because when i hang out with the evangelicals, they are all in this big contest to see who can take me back. the last thing i wanted to do is tell them i was back in church. because he was like, yes. but, i was thinking, as much as i did not miss my upbrin

i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. it is 4:30 am. i had to use the windshield wipers a little bit. >> so did i. >> will at last long? >> most of the morning. and rain friday. >> what? >> you heard me. >>> it looks like monday will be warmer. right now we are dealing with a big fog bank. it has been a windy month. today will be no exception. the low clouds came charging back late yesterday afternoon. we are getting gusts at 30 already had travis. yesterday it was southwest at 12 but not now. we have another surge out to the delta and filling in everyone on the coast. that is almost old-school. that big low is taking the turn into nevada and heading into the four corners. that will be a big weather make -- weather make a for them. it will only pick up later this week. temperatures are in the 50s, low to mid for just about everyone. on the peninsula, it is mid 50s. it is low 50s around woodside and 50s on the san mateo coast along with a lot of drizzle. look for the low cloud deck to be slow to burn off. another system will drop in thur

i am at the moment i am eating tiny, tiny pureed meals which is about a square about this big, two inchesis some help with it, and they say i need to go to a dietician or have soup, and i was like... so you are struggling to be believed ? yes, i was sent to a psychologist, and my care was basically cut off until i had this assessment with this psychologist, because they were pushing that i had eating disorders. i saw a different psychologist way back then, under children's care, and they were trying to convince me i had 0cd because i was washing my hands too much, and it wasn't because i — mentally, i was trying to do it, it wasn't like i needed to do this five or seven or ten times, it was that my hands felt like they were on fire, or burning, as in you know when you get a really bad sunburn, and your skin starts peeling, that is how bad the allergies get. and they don't believe you. the last thing you expect them to say it is "is this real?" it's to question. it is insulting and it is the problem of me. it is the root. definitely. you are fighting the illness and then you are fighting e

i am benched -- ben sargent. i am pleased and privileged to be able to take part in this discussion of hustler magazine v. falwell, and proud to be around 30 years from the decision of the court, and to know that the case still stands as a pillar of free dis--- expression in these perilous times. was an editorial cartoonist for 35 years. president of the association of american editorial cartoonists at the time we took park -- part in the amicus brief. currently, staff cartoonist for the texas observer, and a career lifelong and many of the people. hustler magazine v. falwell, arose from an ad parity, in which the late televangelist jerry falwell reminisces about an incestuous relationship with his mother in an outhouse. the minister sued the magazine for invasion of privacy. does that mean that it actually happened? and he did not want us to look in the outhouse? libel, and most important, a tort that in virginia with -- which was called intentional infliction of emotional distress. the trial judge turned on the

i am not an animal. i am not a torturer. i am not a monster. >> reporter: you said in reality he is a spiritual person. >> i am like indiana jones when it comes to spirituality. i dig deep. i realize that god has millions of different names. >> reporter: i was at the home in fairfield but the da wants to increase her veil with the new charges. -- courtdale for the new charge -- the da wants increase her bail for the new charges. >>> joseph miller was arrested last week for the fellow san jose resident in 2016. he was identified as the suspect last year and a warrant was obtained after they learned he was in mexico. miller has been taken to texas where he is waiting to be handed over to authorities in san jose. >>> the monterey service department said that they cleared this field destroying 27,000 growing plants and another 16,000 plants that were harvested. in all four tons of plans. the operation could create or pounds of heroin and so far, no arrests were made. >>> this respected novelist, tom wolfe, has died, his career e

i became who i am.n i was about seven years o old, living in tennessee, the year at the bicentennial, someone threw rocks at me because i was different and because i am asian. growing up, i did not understand this but along the way, i met so many wonderful people who strengthens me and made me who i am today. when i had an opportunity to move to san francisco park to become involved with this community, at that was my dream come true. i am so honoured to be a part of this place. last night i was my tree, okay, don't cry and this is a very special place in the city. is the last independent aids care facility. i have the honour of donating all the furniture and arched back in 1997 and it changed my life. and as i walked in last night, because a friend of mine is dianne, i walked in, as just a friend, and just as a local san franciscan to show up to support a loved one, i was so struck by all my fellow asian-americans, mixed race, diverse people who have been there from the very beginning of that agency wh

i am down three bucks on 2,000 shares i am out six grand i want it back maybe the broker shouldn never have been recommending stocks. you can't take stocks back there is no reality insurance although you could buy an expensive put. the concept of suitability is incredibly important that is why for the next hour you are going to be learn about way to measure your own tolerance. with electric brokers, you get a signed form saying you get it. today that stops here. by the end of the show you know what suits you or what doesn't cave caveat emp tor ann marie in new york. >> caller: can you talk abou trimming our profits i get eager and i start trimming when i am up 10% or 20%. i know you talk about it being a high quality problem. >> you would miss out on some of the greatest stocks in the history of man that you may actually own move that up a little. i don't think you should sell until you are 20% or 30% i just don't want you to lose a great opportunity unless the story changes and then it is sell, sell, immediately. lito in texas. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> good. how are

i am a trial lawyer by training. i am a collaborator by training. i am a creative thinker by training, i am a persuader, i can get folks from a place where we are in disagreements to a place where we are all agreeing. i had to do that daily with prosecutors, judges, that the probation department. so i'm thankful to my work as a public defender because it did cultivate such a broad set of skills. my current role, i founded and i now direct an organization that works to elect and educate a lol and state policymakers so that they feel emboldened and inspired to embrace criminal justice reform. that's kind of a complicated way of saying that i am working to build political muscle for the movement around criminal justice reform, and i work with a pretty broad coalition to educate policymakers at the local and state level, and then also to help elect local and state policymakers. >> supervisor cohen: how do you define successful reform? >> i think there is empirical, as well as anecdotal success. so i think we could say that we have implemented successful

because i am what i am. that is my name. yes. the name is my thing.ength in your future. my deep faith in god and the love of my family and friends have allowed me to grow into the person i was born to grow into the person i was born to be. somebody decided that they we re to be. somebody decided that they were supposed to be our lives. it is incredible that we have been given a second chance. to have life.

because i am... i am that i am. laughs. that is my name. yes. the name that my parents gave to me.your past is worth getting back to. not to hold you back but to strengthen your future. my deep faith in god and the love of my family and friends have allowed me to grow into the person i was born to be. somebody decided that was supposed to be our lives. it is incredible that we have been given a second chance, to have life. sometimes the british weather can do the right thing on the big occasion. glorious on saturday, whatever you we re glorious on saturday, whatever you were doing. and as for sunday, more of the same for many but not all because although a high pressure is still close by come there is a weather front coming into the north—west and that means for scotla nd north—west and that means for scotland and northern ireland there is more cloud compared to saturday and some rain. possiblejust about anywhere in northern ireland but nowhere will be raining all day and some places might escape it. in scotland, the rain mostly in the west and north of glasgow, much of eastern sco

i am still not 100% but after five years of recovery and feeling much better than i did, i am finding out what life is like for other me sufferers. they don't believe you. you are fighting an illness, but then you are fighting every health professional. i'll visit the labs at the forefront of research, who are trying to find a breakthrough to make life better for those living with this hugely debilitating condition. she still never gave up hope, she never ever gave up hope. the day this video was shot was the last time i felt well. this was my greatest passion. i dreamt of a life of dance, but it wasn't meant to be. when i was 17, i was diagnosed with glandular fever. it then turned into something called post—viralfatigue, which, because at the time i kept pushing and pushing my body, it eventually led to something called me. the way i describe it to my friends use, imagine you had the flu, and then imagine you had the worst hangover of your life at the same time. for me at the worst, i had crippling muscle pain in my legs, i had such a dull ache in my body, i was always so tired and

i am a san francisco native. i am a u.s. navy vet and i live in the bay area predominantly most of my life. i stay at supportive housing for the past few months and i am just happy, you know, to have a place to stay. i am benefiting from trying to get being put in a situation where i can get my life back together. it's looking good. i wish it was more programs like this to help people, you know, change their lives. thank you. >> thank you mr williams and fortunately, with this budget we will have more housing like the auburn, it is very close to the auburn and what it we are excited it will be opening up very shortly. also we talked about the homeward bound program and the mayor made reference to mr bravo who is over there on the tv screen. he is one of the many, many individuals whose families participate in the homeward bound program over 850 people a year and all of those experiences are unique and i will tell you that that although this program sometimes may appear controversial to some, we get so many lanter is on a reg

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i am happy we have put that together we are a small team. i have three part-time staffers but we reach almost 10 million people i would like to talk to partnerships throughout the day how to leverage and now i am out of time. [applause] >> releasing the updates a few months ago but we will be ready for android soon. and to clean your own house and then vote to all the house to my kratz mom -- democrats but they are important and democrats are urged to vote yes or no so they are timely pieces of information that is a responsibility the whips office has with members and staff. so we realized e-mail doesn't cut it is a mess so this was moving out with clean notifications members love it most of the democratic office is using it the whole room raise their hand when they were asked. because they need to know when to vote just like everybody else. the staff likes it because now we can open the information to the public. we throw in some sweeteners like a queen calendar like job announcements and that's for free by the way to .0 came out and the bi

i am a london -- i am an alumnus of the college. i'm wondering if the panelists saw an article in the new york times about a month ago, a column called "and jesus said unto paul ryan." it was a conversation between jesus christ and the speaker every time jesus spoke, he makes , and a description. it kept me awake at night. a little catholic guilt going on. and his premise was that republican policy was anti-christian. and he goes to the final exam we are all going to face on judgment day. when i was naked, did you give me clothes? evangelicals can't quit scripture better than i can. i am a catholic. [laughter] in essence, paul says i disagree with these programs for these reasons. kristof condemns him. here is the question. do we do enough as conservatives for the poor? if the answer is that we do, why and do not people know that? is there more that we can do as conservatives to make people mindful that we care about the poor, as christians? >> i will take a couple at a time. >> thanks my name is max. guys, for joining us. my name i

i am more than happy to take them as they are. i am not trying to change them.ut i am pleased and honored to work with them. i find it to be exhilarating to find people that are different from me i can actually learn from and expand my view on the world and work productively, even when we disagree, we can do so respectfully. that is a fundamental difference between how i approach the world. i am willing to work with people who have good ideas. i think mine opponent has the mistreated occasionally he is not willing to do that. >> i'm going to need to proceed. no, that's a lot there. first of all, i have known the president for a long time and the president has endorsed me, which shows he respect people who call them like they see them. with respect to robert jeffers, this is a guy who said mormonism is a cold. that joseph smith is a servant of satan. that person is allowed to say that under the first amendment and the have the right to do that. but the idea this person would be chosen by the state department to represent our nation at the opening of an embassy is

so, i am sorry. i am catholic, but i can never be a priest.e: jose ignacio galan, thank you for joining us. jose: thank you. ♪ rishaad: malaysia's political shift. and bring it whose tumbling on the news. it is saying that some of his policies appeared to be credit negative. inclusive insight into what is next for the country. haidi: also coming up, and inflation has shot for investors in central banks. this is bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ rishaad: indonesia under a bit of pressure let's look at what is going on with the jc are. -- jcr. we are expecting a moderation in the first quarter from 655% in the -- 65% year on year. the inflation issue as well. that brings us to the philippine central-bank decision expected. we are not expecting any movement when it comes to the likes of malaysia. but certainlyhe