amber bauer, district director for uscw here on behalf of jim araby. he will no longer be applying for if that set and we'd like to separate jan garcia in her application for this commission. >> thank you. >> and your application actually just came in after the deadline. >> it did. i'm jennifer garcia with ufcw in san francisco and the application was in late. my local just recently got the cannabis division assigned to it and there was some internal miscommunication on timing and that is why the application was in late. so as i have been with unionrep with local 648 working for the local for two years and we represent over4,000 members that live and work here in san francisco. we're the only union that does have retail workers that we represent here in san francisco. also before working as union member i have ten years' as a member and working here in retail and san francisco also. as a union member, before i became an employee of the union, and a representative of my co-workers, i was very active in union organization, back in the day was rise up, an

amber bauer, district director for uscw here on behalf of jim araby. he will no longer be applying for if that set and we'd like to separate jan garcia in her application for this commission. >> thank you. >> and your application actually just came in after the deadline. >> it did. i'm jennifer garcia with ufcw in san francisco and the application was in late. my local just recently got the cannabis division assigned to it and there was some internal miscommunication on timing and that is why the application was in late. so as i have been with unionrep with local 648 working for the local for two years and we represent over4,000 members that live and work here in san francisco. we're the only union that does have retail workers that we represent here in san francisco. also before working as union member i have ten years' as a member and working here in retail and san francisco also. as a union member, before i became an employee of the union, and a representative of my co-workers, i was very active in union organization, back in the day was rise up, an

not jim araby, i'm amber bauer the director for the western states council. >> can we have you comeduring public comment? because i can't have other people speak -- i really apologize, but no. >> public comment, yes. >> okay. eliot beckelman. >> hello i'm applying for labor chair no. 20. i'm an attorney who engages in cannabis regulation and criminal defense. i think i'm a good fit for -- lest the only labor chair on the task force. i have been heartened by the words of ms. thomas talking about training and access and heart ened by terrance heartened >> you won't heartened by daisy ozim's testimony? >> i was heartened by daisy, i heard daisy speak once before. >> okay, just checking. >> she is applying for the youth -- we talked about it and it's really encourage, but she is talking about because this is an opportunity you from the macro sense of a social justice opportunity. but it's also micro, because the cannabis economy will serve as a counterbalance in my opinion to the tech economy, which is limited to a certain strata and how you get to it is through jobs. this is going to b

amber bauer, district director for uscw here on behalf of jim araby.he will no longer be applying for if that set and we'd like to separate jan garcia in her application for this commission. >> thank you. >> and your application actually just came in after the deadline. >> it did. i'm jennifer garcia with ufcw in san francisco and the application was in late. my local just recently got the cannabis division assigned to it and there was some internal miscommunication on timing and that is why the application was in late. so as i have been with unionrep with local 648 working for the local for two years and we represent over4,000 members that live and work here in san francisco. we're the only union that does have retail workers that we represent here in san francisco. also before working as union member i have ten years' as a member and working here in retail and san francisco also. as a union member, before i became an employee of the union, and a representative of my co-workers, i was very active in union organization, back in the day was rise up, and

>> reporter: he was specifically asked whether cooperation with pakistan and availabsaudi arabi importantfrom talking to others it is important and they have reached out to those countries for help, especially looking into the background of malik, the wife. >> pete williams outside fbi headquarters in washington, thanks so much for the briefing. let me go back to malcolm nance who is still with me. you hear pete giving us a few more details what the fbi director was saying inside. anything that made your ears perk up? >> clearly, the fbi is playing this very close to the chest, and they're right. this is the initial stages of a very large investigation. for what they have right now, yes, they have two individuals, they have identified their radicalization. they essentially said the same thing in a sanitized forum, that they had contact in some way, shape, or form. now, they don't see any indications of a larger network, but that doesn't mean they weren't handled by a foreign entity, neighbor from afar. >> as pete said, we're 50 hours into this. it feels like days and days but it's still e

saudi arabi does not know what spot -- saudi arabia does not know what sparked the fire to hit theirospital, more than 100 hurt. and the ninth suspect charged in the terror attacks in paris. he had been in contact with the cousin of the suspected terrorists ring layer purity global news 24 hours a day powered by our 24 journalists worldwide. i'm vonnie quinn. matt: we are looking at futures shouldning into, well, i not say into the open because it is only somewhat a.m., but when a half hours before the open. on the s&p, dow jones, but a little bit of a turnaround now to unchanged with a green tent. take a look at oil. it will be the story of the day that we will be talking about. here you see crude taking a little bit of a turnaround itself, getting about .1%. but crude had been up all morning until our 5:30 meeting got out, then all of a sudden it came down. if oil stays up today, that will be four days in a row of gains. that is the longest streak we've seen since april, and that is a long time. you have a baby between april and now. take a look at currency boards. one of the reaso