we're the only cbd that annually washes their sidewalks ten times a year. flower baskets are always a big hit, garbage cans were pointed annually, but we're trying to get mohamed to give us the new ones. even though he hates the big bellies, we would love them. planter boxes, you can read all about it. i know you guys want me to go quickly. we work with sf rec and park to activate the noe town square, which is difficult to do. i'll talk about that in a minute. the best thing we ever did was a long-term strategic plan, which -- with the community, where we asked, what do you want to see on this street, and we have used this plan to write every grant so that all of our capital improvements on 24 street have been generated by grants so we can maintain them because of the cbd. we'd love to do more murals on large walls, we'd love to improve the greening on the town squares, we'd love to have intersection count downs at the two intersections of church and castro and 24 street. advocacy based, work with the community and the merchants to modify the planning code

kurylo: perthe annual report, 129. i think we now have 132. >> president adams: you know, 129 businesses, though, since we started this. i know we should all be proud of ourselves, because i know everybody on this commission has referred to richard, and richard, you've taken care of them, and all of our referrals and through our neighborhood supervisors, so i just want to say very, very good job. i actually went through this when regina sent it, and i think you did a very good job with it. >> r. kurylo: thank you. >> president adams: so excellent. commissioner riley? >> commissioner riley: yes. i also wanted to thank you for your report and also my referrals. i was talking about the legacy business as some events, and people were interested, and i referred them back to you, and you get back to them with very detailed information, so thank you. >> r. kurylo: well, thank you for the referrals. >> president adams: commissioner dwight? >> vice president dwight: it's also great to see some of the people taking advantage of

. >>> an annual car show is more than just a fundraiser. to one family it is to honor a loved one whose murder is still unsolved. >>> time for a cool change in the bay area as we look live over san jose, the forecast is coming up after this break.>> reporter: the annual arroyo car show. but the event.. is more than just a fundraiser for the family who founded it. kp >>> classic car enthusiasts headed to san lorenzo today for the annual car show. the event is more than just a fundraiser for the family who founded it. >> reporter: arroyo high school 17th annual high school -- car show has built a fundraiser and a 28-year-old still unsolved murder mystery. >> we are hopeful that at some point we will have the answer.>> reporter: the car show is held each year in honor of rick delvecchio. he was 37 years old during the week of christmas in 1998 when a driver plowed into him in front of his family's trucking business in berkeley and sped off. >> is tough because we still have a family business that we run that is the scene of the murder. we go t

and at another annual meeting today shareholders in germany second biggest lender. to choose an entirely new supervisory board as its head close peta steps down off the cuff a century with the bank collapse bank hopes to put a raft of problems behind it it's still reeling from the global financial crisis when it was saved by a government to bail out the german government still holds a stake but comments on plans to start paying a dividend. again this year despite slumping earnings in a beach to boost its share price. well u.s. president on a trump can't be pleased about this but since he told office in january last year china has sold considerably more goods to the united states and buys the despite of the hefty tariffs trying to plans to impose on chinese imports and the gap appears to be growing now just to look at our two shopping carts here as they come in in the first four months of twenty eight hundred china's trade surplus grew to more than eighty billion dollars that's around nine billion more than the same period last year another interesting story i would

the house next week takes up the annual defense authorization bill, we are joined by joe gould who is defense whose congressional reporter, tell us about some of the key programs and policies in this annual authorization bill. >> sure. earlier this month, the services committee marked up its version of the national defense authorization act, which is the annual policy bill, this year, adheres to the top line that was negotiated as part of the two-year budget deal, so it is $716 billion, which is a -- an increase from 2018, which is 700 billion. the mech there is a number of policy provisions, that also lays out the hardware and what kinds of numbers will be provided to the military, there is some 77 f 35's in the bill, to virginia class submarines, there is a 2.6% pay raise, an additional 16,000 troops, and there are some policy provisions in there as well. supportive of the administrations nuclear posture reviews, and it includes house chairman max thornberry's proposal to cut 25% from certain military support agencies, the so-called for the state, additionally, viewers may have hear

. >>> tonight 24th annual annual annual annual annual memorial.h year her parents hold a memorial and candle light >>> the loan in a shootout. >>> a group of south bay renters burned out of their homes is demanding their landlord to let them back into their unit. last month this five damaged 36 rent controlled they gave us a few days to get in and get the essentials. after that shut down for 30 days trying to get back into the unit and they wouldn't let us. >> a spokesperson wouldn't say why they wouldn't let them back in. >>> cal fires says trees coming into contact with pg&e fire lines caused four major fires. abc7 news reporters katie utehs is live in the news room. >> reporter: pg&e is lobbying in sacramento to change the rulings. latest determination from cal fire show why it shouldn't happen. >> distance requirement from their poles and their wires. if they keep to that distance there shouldn't be a problem. >> reporter: cal fires investigations show pg&e is in the wrong. cal fire says trees coming into contact with power lines is the cause

there are eight hospitals that report their data to dph annually, required by ordnance. these are saint mary's, saint francis, children's hospital, cpmc and saint luke's and three hospitals report voluntarily, keizer foundation hospital san francisco, ecss and zuckerberg san francisco general. with these eight hospitals together dph is more accurately able to capture city wide trends and charity care. so before i start on the report i wanted to give you a little bit of a timeline for charity care because there's some important factors to take into account. this timeline here on your slide provides some significant events that have occurred since the passing of the charity care ordnance and these have had an impact on charity care in san francisco. starting with the creation of healthy san francisco in 2007 this was our health access program here in san francisco that have allowed uninjured residents access to health care services and we are able to capture healthy san francisco patients cost services in our annual report separately from traditional charity care. with the

[applause] >> i want to welcome you again to 37th annual officers memorial service.e national auxiliary recognized that we had had a national bill passed in 1962, but we hadn't done much with it after that. 1980 2, 125 people gathered in washington, d.c. to honor that year's fallen. and it has turned into what we now call police week. that we had azed duty and responsibility to honor those who put on a badge or a star and don't make it home to their families. for the past 37 years, we have corrected the mistake we made. and we now come together every year on may 15 to make sure that this country never forget those who served with honor and distinction. and as a fitting tribute we sit here today with the president and vice president, along with members of the cabinet, members of the house and senate, and we can easily see that our heroes did not in vain. the thousands of law enforcement officers who are here, we are indeed one family. and we will support our families in the times of need. reagan in hisd annual message about police week said: let us resolve to do all i

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at another annual meeting shareholders in germany second biggest lender. to choose an entirely new supervisory board as its head to close steps down off the hof a century with the bank collapse banks hopes to put a raft of problems behind it it's still reeling from the global financial crisis when it was saved by a government bailout and the german government still holds a stake but plans to start paying dividends again this year despite slumping earnings in a bid to boost its share price. and keeping an eye on the action in frankfurt for us is of course danielle colby danielle how is this a shareholder meeting coming along any any major news just yet. well during his last speech as the chairman of the supervisory board class peter must say that he feels that the lender is actually on the right track in his opinion call master and was able to gain more activity capital and at the same time was also able to decrease their pending lawsuits you also pointed out that the lender was able to gain more customers in both the private and also the corporate banking

lots of annual meetings coming up. monday you have bp's annual meeting. annual general meeting. wednesday china releases commodity trade data for april. how much oil are they importing and what are they doing with copper? property prices have been slowing down. their property market not as strong. how are they dealing with that? thursday, st. petersburg in international economic forum. some of the big guys are going to be there. what do they say about the state of the commodity world? that does it for "bloomberg: commodities edge." make sure to catch us each thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time and 6:00 p.m. in london. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, the week belongs to the treasury bears. yields breaking out to the highest level since 2011. the italian bond market adjusting to a populist government determined to spend more. and e.m. central-bank credibility very much in question. just who is turkey's central bank governor -- t

well at another annual meeting the c.e.o. of germany's coming out bank martin is eelco the lender had a solid start this year the bank posted net earnings of one hundred fifty six billion euros in the first quarter and the cost of laying off thousands of workers this way on profits have come out bank is set to cut seventy three hundred jobs by twenty twenty as it tries to improve its bottom line comments by plans to stop paying a dividend again they see it despite slumping earnings in a bid to boost its share price. will call make a stop selling its popular a six and a several models off to discovered what eight cold irregularities and sixty thousand diesel calls the company has told german regulators the models may have been manipulated to bypass environmental regulations adding to the list of german cars with illegal software now this could put further pressure on audi's parent company fox father which of course is already paid out billions of damages in connection with the so-called diesel gate scandal. in the coming hour

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buffett does not like cryptocurrency is a position he really reiterated at the berkshire hathaway annual meeting his grievances against bitcoin and its ilk are many it's a nonproductive asset has no intrinsic value it's a breeding ground for charlatans who take opportunities to rip off people trying to get rich in something they don't really understand he said that crypto currencies will come to a bad ending warren buffett eighty seven in terms of charlie munger who's ninety four i like cryptocurrency is a lot less than you do he said to warren buffett to me it's just dementia is like somebody else's trading turds and you decided you can't be left out i think because charlie munger is ninety four warren buffet's eighty seven they're both getting ready to you know shed their mortal coil and exit berkshire hathaway. cryptocurrency these big coin is a response to their legacy they're witnessing what that what they caused this is a response to the financial system they created they had wish this had happened after they were gone and these are just old men railing against the youth who who ha

historical association annual susan: adrian burgos is teaching history in a specialty that people may not think of as a historian subject. baseball. thank you for being with us. you have written baseball is essential to the hispanic experience in history. adrian: baseball provides an identity for many, especially coming from cuba to puerto rico, venezuela, it goes back to the 19th century. in some cases, for cubans, before there was even cuba as a nation, there was baseball. that helps consolidate their sense of identity. baseball, what makes it unique for latinos is that we are the first group of immigrants to the united states that came with baseball. baseball was not a means of assimilation, the same way it would be for european immigrants, where the polish and the italians learned baseball here and became more american. we already arrived with baseball. we see a different process of acculturation. dynamics in which we had already game.cas' as we already claimed it. susan: before we get to your personal involvement, what is it about this or that made it so popular? adrian: the mome

> melissa: fox news alert awaiting the president's speech before the national rifle association's annual convention as he sounds off on the mueller probe. let's go to outnushed overtime, i'm melissa francis. later this hour, a friendly audience in dallas when the president speaks to the group that was one of his earliest backers, the nra, at their annual convention. this as the president battles controversy closer to home telling reporters before departing washington that nobody wants to talk to robert mueller more than he does. if he thought the meeting would be fair he would override his lawyers. >> president trump: negotiate wants to speak more than me. against my lawyers. most lawyers say never speak on anything. would i love to speak. because we've done nothing wrong. there was no collusion with the russians, nothing, there was no obstruction. >> melissa: the president also appears to be walking back some of rudy guiliani's comments about the payment to stormy daniels saying guiliani just started on the job. maybe wasn't aware of all of the facts. >> president trump: rudy knows it's

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we are proud to host recently the third annual bay area teen science event. here's where we collaborate with uc berkeley and the high schools of the san francisco unified school district to inspire teens to have careers in science. not only did our staff speak, but planet.com to get kids enthusiastic about careers in science. then we hosted for our 12th annual wild about art and science children from the san francisco public district schools from elementary, this was an effort to meet their next generation science standards. here you see some of the winners. all of the elementary schools are allowed to participate. the winning entries, they get to the zoo free, but their whole class plus a lunch and their posters are used for marketing materials and get newspaper press as well. congratulations to those artists. then this weekend, we will celebrate both volunteers and earth day. we'll have a two-day celebration and the first is to open gail's garden. gail was both a docent and board member at the zoo. our bird walks, this is another effort to attract martin lu

s preliminary fiscal year 2018-2019 annual budget and work program. i will first walk you through the number rs and pass it over to director tilly chang to wake you through the agency's annual work program. as you are well aware of, the t.a. has five to six responsibilities. the prop k, c.m.a., the prop a programs and the timma program. and revenues this year were forecasted to total to $123.2 million. this is $4 million lower than last fiscal year, so the current fiscal year in right now due to funding for the island and the project will be island improvement project. that project will be wrapping up in the summer, this coming summer of 2018. we also have federal and state planning and the state programming and mon norring funds. this is -- and the monitoring fund. this is typical where we have one year we don't feoff it represents part of the nay federal grant revenue revenues representative and the island projects and the timma projects and the projects like the stone freeway, ramp intersection. and the vehicle registration fee represents 4% and ho

expect at the time to annual shareholder meeting in frankfurt thank you so much. thank you.nd the doors have also opened at the command spunky annual meeting shareholders in germany second biggest lender to choose an entirely new supervisory board as its head closed miller steps down off the hof a century with the bank commits bank hopes to put a raft of problems behind it it's still reeling from the global financial crisis whether it's was saved by a government bailout to the german government still holds a stake but one plans to start paying a dividend again this year despite slumping earnings in a bid to boost its share price. all right u.s. president all the trump card to be pleased about this but since he took office in january last year china has sold considerably more goods to the united states than was the despite of the hefty tariffs trump plans to impose on chinese imports and the gap appears to be growing just look at our two shopping carts as they move in in the first four months of twenty eight hundred china's trade surplus grew to more than eighty billion dolla

today marked the 150 anniversary of the annual memorial day celebration. . but before things got underway to honor the many who gave their life for their country. there were dozens working behind the scenes to get everything ready. there were flowers to be laid on each of the grave sites there were chairs to be set up for the nearly 2k expected. i spoke with some of the volunteers who got up very early to be here and make this day possible for others. alexandria wilson, volunteer. i am honored to be here. adam silva. i like it because i get to honor those who fought for our country. q. you put up chairs? yeah. and you got up early, very early, yeah. here in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (pam)(pam) in the south bay... san jose's oak hill cemetary was the backdrop for one of the bay area's most widely attended memorial day ceremonies... there are 14-thousand veterans buried here at oak hill. each and every grave was decorated with an american flag. roughly 5- thousand people were expected to attend one or more, of four separate events honoring veterans at

amanda: the pension plans investment board just reported annual returns of 12%.he question is where will it seek growth with volatile stocks and low yield in bonds? i spoke with the ceo in the bloomberg first interview. >> we look everywhere, all over the world. public and private assets, half is in privateio assets. the remainder is in public assets around the world. ultimately, diversification is incredibly important for us. is theorth america biggest market we have, in europe, 20% in asia, and a growing amount in latin america, the geography is across all asset classes. we're looking for investment. are balancing that against the need for a long-term safety. you do not have to worry so much could have as, you terrible year at any given time. >> equity exposure is the biggest risk we run. it will be for many years. when you look at the annual report, one year in 10, we lose at least 12.5%. constant. the key for us is to make sure we have been sufficiently compensated for the risk we are taking. what our team is doing globally on every single investment we make.

one of the first annuals, the annual you can see, confederatee soldier. the confederate flag. know, very, very powerful symbols, symbols of resistance. another telling detail is the -- the school newspaper was and still is known today as the southern accent. so you can see, you know, there's a confederate, you know, caricature of who is their mascot. they're the rebs, you know. another name for their sports team, the confederates. here are -- here is an article about when they are naming the guardsmen, the guys in the confederate uniforms that shoot off the cannon. they're being named here today. and here is a picture of one of guys in the school newspaper. so, i mean, it was just the fabric of daily life in the school. know, we're the rebels, we're the confederacy, this is theold south and this is old really white south. there's a fascinating record i of then the files historic society. and this is actually a file that prominent lawyer in town and a politician who was also involved with the school district. he actually kept in his files a chronology of the battles over integr

we'll have a recap of the 40th annual recap of the 40th annual carnaval parade.ming trend will continue today as high pressure builds over california and onshore flow weakens. coastal cooling will develop on tuesday with more widespread and significant cooling expected by wednesday as a dry upper trough develops over the state. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) in the east bay this morning ... homeless people living out of their cars in berkeley ... are protesting an eviction notice by the city.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the berkeley marina with more. lydia? (lydia)the city of berkeley has posted a warning that if those living in their vehicles in the marina do not move them by this morning, monday, may 28, they will be towed, fined and impounded. most of those living in vehicles down at the marina have been evicted from their housing in berkeley o

>> in the annual salary budget. and the -- >> the f.t.e., increase to help with the rollout of the program? >> yes, exactly. the large page summarizes the capital budget, two-year appropriation, $1.85 billion. you can see the lion's share relates to 60% of that relates to the wastewater enterprise and the sewer system improvement program the general manager addressed. water side, investments are, and completing the water improvement program, investing in the water transmission and distribution system, and the power side, about 70% of the investment in the up-country assets, and investment in distribution locally the general manager pointed out to expand the hetchy power operations. in conclusion, 24/7 services critical to public health and safety. a significant expansion of the power enterprise and cleanpowersf, long-term capital investment and financial planning strategies, we are investing in our assets. and the activities as general manager kelly pointed out, deliver tangible benefits to the community. >> all rig

the doors have opened at the annual meeting shareholders in germany second biggest lender are said to choose an end tiredly new supervisory board as its head to klaus peter miller steps down after half a century with the bank commands bank hopes to put a raft of problems behind it it's still reeling from the global financial crisis when he was saved by a government bailout the german government is still hold to stake but the canal spun plans to start paying a dividend again this year despite slumping earnings in a bid to boost its share price. or we talk about share price we also talk to daniel stand by for us in frankfurt the stock exchange down your comments bunch of the meeting there probably taking center stage where you are what's to be expected from it. well with today's annual meeting this is certainly also the start of the new era at comcast one when close to general is leaving his job as the chairman of the supervisory board the new man in charge is most likely going to be. found he has been with spawn since two thousand and eight and until two thousand and fifteen worked as

right now during our semi-annual sale, save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. the warriors return to face the rockets in game three of the western conference finals. tipoff 5:00. anthony has a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning everyone. to defend the throne the warriors have to defend the home. shifting to oakland for games three and four. the warriors are unbeaten over the last two seasons. the warriors dominated the first game and got blown out in game two. some thinking the doves might be in trouble against the rockets. green doesn't think so. he says the doves play better when they challenged. >>. >> game one we feel threatened. game two we maybe didn't feel less threatened. you know, it's time to loo to lo for reminder of the service. >> cavs and the seceltics. using the force the get the cavs back in no answers. the cavs roll 116-86. boston still leads the series two games to one. brandon crawford is golden with the glove. it's his bat keeping the -- the giants taking on the rockies. white caps on the bay. down 2-1 in the third. giants tak

welcome to the 37th annual national peace officers memorial service. in 1962, president john f. each year be observed as peace officers memorial day. a day in which top honor the brave law-enforcement officers who probably were the uniform, who daily served the communities in which they lived and worked, and who ultimately made the supreme sacrifice in the performance of their duty. the proclamation was signed october 1, 1962. on this date in 1982, yearly observance was established to recognize and honor our hero. today, we honor 199 officers who hug their kids, kiss their loved one, called their parents, wave to their neighbor, and donned the uniform and shield one last time. they believed in the code to serve and protect because they knew what they did mattered. they knew their job of enforcing laws and preserving order in the communities in which they lived in work made a difference. these officers and the families that matter to them expected them to return from their shi s, to continue life as it has been, normal, everyday living. however, this is not the case from the offi

meeting this weekend the 53rd annual meeting.al guest is berkshire's chairman and ceo warren buffett. thank you for being with us this morning. >> it's fun. >> it is fun i want to talk through the cash hoard. you told us last week that you had spent about $12 billion to $13 billion in the first quarter. so you were thinking the cash hoard was closer to $100 billion based on other things you bought as well. so you're spending billions of dollars. but you still have a hundred billion dollars. is that ideal? >> no. it's -- we earn very little on it but that is -- we will earn a little more this year. but it's just about the world's worst investment except doing something dumb you're doing for a longer term. it decemboes give you the abili move something along but i would rather have that number be $100 billion and have the other $70 billion in businesses we own. but also in securities we own. and we did, for example, put t out -- how much was in the first quarter and in april we put out $15 billion or so net. and into stocks. i like

this is where all the big annual fairs take place, for example, the annual i got cultural fair.fron is bringing a sort modern flavor to what is becoming an annual event similar .o the french agricultural fair you have emmanuel macron is a much more modern french president and many respects, here encouraging a startup nation. whens one of his slogans he was campaigning for the presidency a year ago. here just after he was elected for the second vivatech fair, and now he is here again. ceos ofhe founders and big startups and tech giants. the big question here today is whether or not france can create we can goment where from a startup nation to a scale out nation. what frank is looking to create is a longevity for its startups so they will be able to expand beyond france, which is a relatively limited market, and more of what are known in the sector as unicorns, companies that have more than $1 billion of value on the market. i think one of the major priorities this year is to take advantage of france's global network in africa and elsewhere to promote more of an expansionist appr

annual revenues. in 2014, the last 20 years of revenue as well. we are anticipating we are five years in and five years more of 10% freed up, and we are also recommending to the second to last year and the net result is a lower capital reserve and the long-term debt is down. package that up and it means there is $50 million over 30 years of a there are 3 billion program for $50 million more for projects. so we're holding constant. we're holding steady is what this says. also in the baseline, we take care of the major products in the paratransit category. central subway, these are the four major projects and these are the categories and prop k that have the big, big ones. and central subway, we have allocated all the funds available and updated the strategic plan with cash flows and expenditures. and all available funds and cash flows and we are overprogrammed slightly in the baseline, but we are hoping this will resolve itself with the updates to the program and financing costs go down. presidio parkway, all the funding obligations have been met.

increase from that because the annual increase is meant to cover ordinary operating and maintenance expenses and what is left over, up to a maximum of 7% can be passed through to the tenant as increase. it's a permanent rent increase that is part of the tenant's base rent. that is your primer for the day. in the past year, we've issued # 7 o & m decisions. because we were on short notice, we're only going to provide data fort past year. based on the data that seems consistent with what we've been experiencing, 91% of the new petitions have been filed by new owners and in every one of those cases, 100% of the units were granted 7% rent increase. because this legislation proposes to eliminate debt service and property taxes, i was asked by supervisor fewer's office to determine what the rent increases would have been if debt service and property taxes were not considered and in 60% of those cases, there would be zero increase from the tent. some landlords who are not new own understand, do file the -- owners, do file the petition because they've experienced increases in insurance, rep

may 1, 2018, through april 30, 2023, at a cost of $126,000 and 3% annual increases with two, one-year options to extend. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: resolution to approve property improvements from lake merced golf club for $66,000 to be used by the city for periodic scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs and regional groundwater storage and recovery project and adopt the ciqa determinations and make the same findings. >> supervisor breed: came house, same call? adopted unanimously. >> clerk: issuance and sale of revenue mortgage bonds by the city in an aggregate principle amount not to exceed $95 million for construction of 127 units of affordable residential rental housing to be located at 2050, 2060 and 2070folsom street and shotwell street. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 24, approval of the clubhouse for golden gate tennis center, to accept a $24 million grant to renovate the tennis center in fiscal years 2020-2021 and a approvin

the annual pre—tax profits, still in profit, but falling to £66 million.f executive is saying there is no need to panic. that is what he is going to say. he will steer a steady ship. that report released today, it is honest, stark, you could take a positive view on it. you could say they are opening the pace of change and making the difficult decisions. equally could take a negative view and say it is a 3—5—year plan, our investors going to wait at the tills for that amount of time to get a payback? he also talked about a change in customer habit and online sales is where they've got a look. marks & spencer have been criticised about being slow i'm getting on board with that. and then previously the ship they spent £200 million on what was to be this amazing commerce centre. that is where houses struggling to keep up with demand. the website is still too slow. as you say, they are still in profit, these results were better than some investors had inspected. the share price was up this morning, up 5%. but it is still up 2%. if you look at the bigger picture

annually. february 2019, completed and posted a prequalified list of experts to serve on future peer review panels. so we are now prepared to assemble a peer review panel. april 2018, we received a board of directors recommendations for ap082 and now we are going to prepare ready for b.i.c., building inspection commission approval. we have other collaborations and partnerships. we have 301 mission seismic safety committee from the office of the city administrator, and also the apply technology council is conducting a tall building study. specific to the building. close monitoring, july 2017 expert engineering report, structural safety review of millennium tower of 301 mission street and also february 4th 2018 was a follow-up report to find the settlement tilt do not adversely affect the building's structural safety. that was a conclusion of those reports. >> supervisor peskin: at that time? >> yes. >> supervisor peskin: the one thing we have to really underscore is it didn't say and in a month,

the lease has a 3% annual increase. the airport graphics provides the design layout for airport materials and prints, maps and directors and work orders for other city departments. the graphic staff has occupied this 6,000 square feet of office space and 10,500 since 2009. the airport does plan to move the graphics to the airport property as part of the future administrative campus phase. this is anticipated to happen in 2023 to allow for up to $669,072 to accommodate new equipment and flexibility to accommodate potential destruction and determined to be no greater than fair market rent based on the analysis of similar properties. the budget analyst has reviewed and recommends approval and i would be happy to answer any questions and i believe there is also department of real estate here if you have questions. >> where is the department of real estate? come on down. i will use every opportunity to pull you in front of the mic before you get out of here. how are you? >> i am great. thank you. >> what can i answer for you

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