then he does "beverly hills cop." >> eddie murphy was comedy. he is a perfect every man and so likeable, even though he is kind of a shit. >> it wasn't about necessarily being the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in. nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, hollywood movies that featured or starred a black artist, their color was always a plot point. in "coming to america," their color has nothing to do with the plot. >> it is my 21st birthday. do you think just once i might use the bathroom by myself? >> most amusing, sir.

it's based in beverly hills. it's essentially a holding company.got several different businesses. how, in short, did you get it focused? chris: i can be very loquacious about this. i'd say it's really simple. this company did not have a global, cohesive strategy of any sort. as you point out, it was sort of a holding company, for five or six companies put together by merger and acquisition and never integrated. there was no common strategy. i would argue no real strategy, let alone common strategy. and the culture, 100 years ago this year, had really lost its way. the culture had become super complacent. the sideload nature of the holding company approach, you didn't really have a common culture. fast-forward to me, what we did was keep it simple. we focused on developing an unbelievable strategy to sort of get this going in the right direction. we were interrupted a bit by the great recession, but we used that as a means to really focus our efforts. we went about building a world-class culture. carol: taking you out of beverly hills, how did that

. >> if you do, i will haunt you >>> then -- the countdown to 90210 is on.is bonding far from beverly hills>>> and what the cast li king big plan to welcome harry and meghan into the. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. it's busy friday. >>> let's get started. here's tonight's top story. >>> brad pitt's photo-bomb and his new interview with leo. >> in my next life, who should i come back as -- you or you? >> ha, i don't know about him. i shine up pretty well, but it's pretty dicey on the inside. >> brad joked, and in a photo shoot had a blast joking around with his "once upon a time in hollywood's" co-star. that's margot robbie attempting a pose. that jump also rare glimpse of the tattoo on brad's stomach. the cast sits down monday with the "today" show. >> we did start on the same television show -- >> "growing pains." we're talking decades ago but -- >> did you ever do a scene together? >> no, no. >> they just missed each other on "growing pains." >> you know, it's a pretty good first day at my new school. >> brad was on the show in the l

cop," "beverly hills cop 2," axle foley anyone?u remember his laugh, anyone? i found eddie murphy just -- i'll save you. we have an akeem impersonator and i'll go back to him because i'm awful with impersonations. we were asking everyone to rank and "beverly hills cop" near low made my top five movies i could watch the rest of my life. what were some of yours? >> i love "the joy luck club." it was so hard to come up with stuff. i had to whittle it down to some of the scenes or imagery or lessons that were most memorable. i love "the joy luck club" because i think it said so much about, a, mother-daughter relationships. it taught us so much about culture. there were incredible highs and lows in that movie. here's some of my others. i love "cornbread, earl and me." "chitty chitty bang bang kwe," spy who loved me" because james bond films are the first films that i saw while we were living overseas. it was all the 007 stuff. "forrest gump," tom hanks exceptional, again a journey in history. and "joy luck club" still makes me cry every

but first, designer melissa warner rothblum shows how she made a traditional beverly hills home feel fresh and modern. so after we finish the main house, we built a whole separate structure th our clients like to call the man cave. welcome topen house. today, i'm coming to you from this unique tplex penthouse in manhattan's kips bay neighborhood. the modern open-floor plan of this spacious corner great room allows for effortless entertaining between the living area, dining, and the kitchen. and natural light pours through floor-to-ceiling windows that frame spectacular views-- views you can also enjoy from the ample outdoor spaces, which make the home feel much larger than its already spacious 4,500 square feet. let's get started in beverly hills with designe melissa warner rothblum. ly see how she completeupdatee from the 1940s while maintaining its original detail and charm. the results are open and airy spaces that feel fresh, textured, and most of all, vibrant [music playing] hi, everyone. i'm melissa warner rothblum from interior design firm massucco waeser miller from los angel

carol: taking you out of beverly hills, how did that change things? chris: why did we do it?ot of people think, well, beverly hills is expensive, and northern virginia is cheaper -- there were a whole host of reasons we did it. cost was a reason. talent base was a reason. because it is really hard to attract talent. time zone was a reason, access to airports. but let me tell you the real reason. sort of getting to the core of your question. it was about a cultural reboot. i went to john, still our chairman, i said we have a great plan. we have a great strategy. but the core of being able to execute that strategy is to rebuild the culture. i'm not saying i can't do it here. i am just saying, it is going to take a long, long time. gravity is a powerful thing. when you have decades -- we had been there 60 years. decades of complacency. it's going to be really hard. carol: you can find more of that interview on this week's "businessweek talks" podcast. jason: still ahead on " bloomberg businessweek," no escape from low rates. it's the finance section takeover. carol: how a decade

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her life has been rocked by family loss and leave "real housewives of beverly hills."a talked about all of it with our initial shell turner. >> it was a big surprise to me to see you walk away. do you still feel like that was the right thing to do? do you have any regrets about that? >> no regrets. i felt i wasn't doing well emotionally, myself, and i wasn't as a quipped. >> you're here to tell me i am a liar. >> it's drama like that that made lisa walk away from the show, but you the bigger struggle was the heartbreak behind the scenes. >> losing many i brother to suicide was very, very difficult. my only sibling. i lost my mother a couple of weeks ago. that's life. we all have to deal with loss. >> lisa unceremoniously leaving the show, even skipping the reunion. >> what i regret is that my exit wasn't as good as moments on the show opportunities things and i'm wonderful things like priejt gel food, which families threie threatening illnesses. >> i'll be serving the 12 millionth meal today. philanthropy is giving back almost is a selfish thing because it makes you fe

that's tough to swallow given that wayne lapierre spent $275,000 at the zegna store in beverly hillse company dime, despite a salary of a million dollars. you'll have to cut the suit from his sold dead hands because the board still backs it. after sandy hook, they helped block gun reform, like basic background checked, backed by 94% of the american people. how people invested in the partisan company talk about principles while they seek to profit from polarization. the truth hurts but not quite as much as. >> the clenched fist of truth. >> and that's your reality check. >> the second amendment does include a reference to zenga, i believe that the spokes suits are something covered in the bill of rights. >> >> somehow i think those donors to the nra weren't thinking they were buying beverly hills suits. >> how fascinating that something can be too polarizing, i think that's what you have just proven. sometimes the programming can be too toxic. >> there is such a thing as too extreme apparently. >> we found the line. thank you very much. >>> a journalist attacked and seriously injured

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and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. can i get a..? thank you.ok at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. >>> an important first for the u.s. armed forces. major general laura jaeger the first to lead an infantry division she took over in los alimitos and flew blackhawk helicopters in iraq. jaeger will now lead 10,000 soldiers >>> a consumer alert regarding the wireless key that allows you to start your car. >> reporter: for tabitha, the tragic news came as a shock. her father dieafter accidentalls car with keyless ignition running in his garage. >> there is apparently a huge number of people out there that think their car will turn off on its own when they walk away with the key fob and that is not the case. >> reporter: the culprit, carbon monoxide poisoning as it filled his house overnight. one of such death this year and the numbers are rising >> it's colorless, odorless and tasteless and hard to detect without proper equipment. >> reporter: keyless cars are increasingly common, but without a physical key, drivers may forget to

the town of beverly hills, santa cruz county and about two dozen other local governments have sued the state to overturn that rule. >>> and in just a few hours, an important moment in bay area history will be remembered. >> today marks the 75th anniversary of the port chicago disaster. a ceremony is scheduled near the military ocean terminal in concord near that port. in 1944, more than 300 people died. it was a massive explosion. many of them african-americans. 50 black sailors refused to go back to work due to unsafe condit,ay congressman mark desaulnier added a bill to a federal defense amendment that would ex-on rate those convictions. just this week, it passed the house. it still needs to be approved by the senate. >>> it's 4:38. coming up on "today in the bay," a major data breach for sprint customers. how hackers were able to exploit a flaw and steal information. >>> and another feature for google maps. the way the app can help you get around on two wheels. >>> live to the bay bridge toll plaza, where already things are beginning to well get a little busy. you're watching "today

and you can s some of the earthquake in beverly hills? you're also seeing different places in southern california, they're saying please don't call 911. you can see the chandelier there shaking in one of those photos there. >> he was talking about he was ow side. he felt something very gentle. looked around and looked to see if anything is moving. >> i was not sure it was an earthquake either. so all in all, it is something that if you're really attune, can you feel that is about 130 miles from here. that's a holong way to feel an earthquake. >> we are 130 plus miles away. >> and we want to remind you, too. what you're seeing here is did you feel it? we're about where you actually felt it. we also want to remind you, we're doing an extensive live breaking coverage of our nbc 411:4, 11:00 a.m. news. it's about 160 miles northeast of los angeles. this is a map of less than an hour ago. map, point out a couple of things whether this. notice what you're seeing, a little closer to the extreme shaking, that's where the earthquake was, as you ge

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including on madison avenue here in new york, beverly hills, san francisco and chicago as well, this would be one of the highest profile victims. scott and laura, back to you. >> so many big names. >> rahel, thank you. >>> kari, it looks gorgeous behind us at least right now for the start of our day. >> we have a clear start along the coast and inland areas. san jose starting out with some of those temperatures in the low 60s, and will be another very warm day. we'll talk about that, what's ahead for the rest of the week, coming up next. >> just a few minutes ago, both sides of the bay bridge approach backing up now. we have the right side, so that's the wrong side if you're. we'll show you how things shape a >>> getting up early isn't so bad, right, skpt ask thef cam at palo alto. now would be a good time to get out the door. >> or sit and enjoy "today in the bay." a nice cool start to our emeryville. >> it doesn't look real. >> it doesn't. the moon is getting ready to set so it looks really large. >> looks animated. >> it's real. >> pixar, great work. >> right over in emeryville. >

and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. can i get a..? thank you.ook at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. >>> two people were arrested in r on sunday, dropping to the ground in the middle of the street and forming a human chain. the demonstrators were reportedly protesting the police presence and corporate involvement in the parade. >> meanwhile on the other coast, the streets of new york were flooded with rain bows and glitter sunday as millions across the globe gathered to celebrate world pride, commemorating 50 years since the riots of the stonewall end which ignited the gay rights movement. here's nbc's joe prior >> reporter: the streets of new york were packed with a different kind of traffic. a vibrant parade, the culmination of world p dedicate9 uprising of the stonewall inn. 50 years ago if this many people would have gathered -- >> we would have all been arrested today the city of new york is rolling out the red carpet grand marshals, members of the gay liberation front, an activist group thatformed righ after the riots,

one of the real housewives of beverly hills is revealing her brand-new summer line. >>> plus malou takess to a place that will tickle your toes with watermelon. >> it is a refreshing experience that tastes so good. >> and amber's avocado overload. >> i'm

she is the author of the book, the beauty prescription and her beverly hills practice is filled withifferent skin types. - makeup has really evolved over the years. initially it was like a caked-on makeup look that you would see and that would plug pores, cause breakouts, irritation. traditional makeups often can accentuate lines and wrinkles and make people look older. now we're going more towards a makeup that's lighter based, not causing the issues that it was before but yet giving you good coverage. the fact that there is now luminess silk is the perfect evolution of an already amazing makeup brand. skin loves silk, it is light, it is natural, it gives lovely coverage and it feels like silk. it's smooth. luminess silk is enriched with really special ingredients that also are wonderful for the skin, everything from vitamin a, c, licorice root extract, allantoin, cucumber extract, witch hazel, chamomile, blue algae, humectants, which hydrate the skin. these are ingredients that can also smooth the skin, are anti-inflammatory, help with pigmentation. these are important ingredients

and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. can i get a..? thank you.ok at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. >>> for some reason we like watching stuff like this an 11-story office building collapsing into a cloud of dust. the controlled implosion took about five seconds to go down. the building was owned by a baptist church that sits right across the street from it. no word on what the church plans to do with the property. probably clean it up to start. >> something about the controlled chaos i think we're into >> blowing it up we know we're doing a little bit. >>> leading the news this morning, a warning for anyone planning a trip to the beach the son of a woman says his mother was killed from flesch eating bacteria. >> reporter: a holiday trip to the coast, a family in mourning after a walk on the beach turned deadly >> there were no warning signs there was a normal day at the beach. >> reporter: wade fleming said it began when his 77-year-old mother stumbled exposing a three quarter inch cut to a microscopic danger th fascitis or

ella fitzgerald was beset by health problems and increasingly spent more time at her estate in beverly hills than on the road. she suffered from diabetes which led to numerous complications and left her legally blind she could barely walk and underwent heart surgery but none of that stopped her from performing. she lived in seclusion with contact or only a few close friends. jim blackman was one of them and he voted fran who traveled to her concerts for decades to one day acknowledged his loyalty by inviting him over to her house. what does fan come from fanatic probably but that by that point you know i was friends with her and so i wasn't you know i was accompanying her so. you know and i was little you know people called me a groupie but you know i always tried to stay away from her and it was she who came up to me it was she who started this relationship not me. that constantly sold it for anything that my school did. he said my dear friends i have given must. be. more than the. lady from. there certainly can eat. oh mark will. miss. hegan. he's a rap student. and if you get in there you

perry and doughtery played iconic couple brenda and dylan on beverly hills 90210.ghtery's role on riverdale is described as pivotal and emotional. the episode will air october 9th on the cw. and happy birthday to daniel radcliffe who turns 30 today. the actor is best known for playing the boy wizard harry potter. he was only 11 years old when he landed the part. and went onto star in 8 movies in the franchise. that's your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news los angeles. . >>> the world's most valuable asset acourt together netflix documentary the great hack. >> the filmmakers explore the greatest data prost sigh scandal to hit facebook. cambridge analytical. the company affiliated with the president's 2016 campaign had improperly scraped personal data from 87 million users through a quiz app. the great hack uses the saga to tell a bigger story. . >> each one of us are really are feeling this -- are really fueling the trillion dollar marketplace which is taking everything from you know your likes, your google searches, your google maps, gps to whatever yo

. >> reporter: from the manicured streets of beverly hills to the sands of venice beach, to downtown'sorious skid row, the latest count shows nearly 60,000 people are now homeless in l.a. county. tents and makeshift shelters are popping up everywhere. more than 11,000 people now live in them, including gary simmons. >> it takes about ten minutes every day to put up and another ten minutes to take it down. >> reporter: the 24-year-old pitches a tent each night to sleep. >> there is no way out of this if i can't find a job, if i can't find a place to live. how exactly am i going to pull myself out of this hole? >> reporter: l.a. residents need to earn nearly $50 an hour just to afford the median monthly rent here. >> we can't build affordable housing fast enough. >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor mark ridley-thomas is battling what he has called a "state of emergency." last year as thousands found a home, even more fell into homelessness. what does that say to you? >> well, it means you cannot underestimate the force of poverty. >> i never thought in life i would be living in a shelter

it was as wide as nevada, palm springs and los angeles and as we have just heard, beverly hills and hollywoodese people are extremely lucky today. when you look at the after—effects of it and, trying to get things back on track again, how do they come across to you? are again, how do they come across to you ? are people just again, how do they come across to you? are peoplejust used again, how do they come across to you? are people just used to again, how do they come across to you? are peoplejust used to it? do they feel as if they were prepared enough? in a sense, people in california are never prepared enough and this, when we have events like this, it serves as a reminder of what might be to come and there is a lwa ys what might be to come and there is always potentially worse to come and we have heard they will be many after—shocks. there is about a 4% chance of an even bigger quake than 7.1 in the coming days. certainly, you will feel the after—shocks for months and possibly years to come but in the back of people ‘s minds, a lwa ys but in the back of people ‘s minds, always the fact th

it was felt as far afield as nevada, palm springs, and in hollywood and beverly hills.t community are extremely lucky today, it could have been far worse. when you look at the after effects, trying to get things back on track again, how do they come across it to you, we get on with it, we are used to it? do they feel they were prepared enough? ina sense, prepared enough? in a sense, people in california i never prepared enough. this often, when we have events like this, it serves as a reminder of what might be to come. there is potentially worse to come. we have heard there will be many after—shocks, a 4% chance of an even bigger quake than 7.1 in the coming days. they will suddenly feel there is after—shocks for months and years. in the back of minds, always the fact a big one could strike at any time, most likely on the san andreas fault, a com pletely likely on the san andreas fault, a completely different fault to the one for this quake. if that happens, when that happens, because it is well overdue, major cities could see widespread damage and potentially many deat

in their beverly hills store, just off the main floors with their fashion displays is the high end, ana accessories. and barneys being barneys is no object. take this uniif set from a french company that once made stationary for royalty. it's so exclusive barneys employees only handle it with gloves. >> you've got an $8,000 ally thought out. you get a solid gold rolling tray. also, you get a gold temper which you use for rolling, which has the shape of the queen scepter. >> reporter: matt is creative director at barny's. >> you know, we started with 15. we're down to four of these. >> reporter: he says the national expansion of pot legalization finally reached a tipping point for the company. >> you could see there was -- you could smell marijuana in the store. and you could tell that the customers were engaging with it. >> could you have imagined that barny's would have an area dedicated to cannibis? >> no, i think the voice that i've been able to develop within this country has allowed for this opportunity to come up because our brand is based on addressing cultural shifts. >> repor

. >> we don't have any homeless in beverly hills or malibu. we have very few in west hollywood.owntown is unbelievably bad and terrible. it started with the idea you could take homeless people who are basically mentally ill, give them drugs and they would be fine and become president of a local bank. but it didn't work out. they have to be put in mental hospitals. we have judges and politicians who understand that, it won't get better. we have judges and politicians who say let the homeless do whatever they feel like doing, it won't get any better. david: we have the same problem in new york. it's not as bad as l.a. because we have winters here where the homeless seem to go to the shelters. our mayor and your mayor, they are essentially using the sidewalks as bathrooms. this city is becoming filthy. >> it's absolutely unbelievable. if someone told you 30 years ago it would be a right to defecate or urinate on the sidewalk, no one would have believed them. it's impossible to believe. how did that become a right? the same way abortion became a right. something a judge made up in t

jillian: attention all beverly hills 90210 fans. >> don't look at me like that.he favorite diner the peachpit coming to life, opening as a pop up in la. jillian: it will be open from august 1st to the third to celebrate the reboot of the show set to air on fox this fall. a couple days to go and see it. 36 after the hour. a disturbing officer ambush. >> they violated them. jillian: isn't that terrible? suspects pour water on the people who protect them. outrage is online. rob: the president's love it or leave it message echoed by church, carly shimkus explains why this sign is going viral. ♪ >> people are fired up and angry after seeing this video showing nypd officers kidding doused with buckets of water. >> they are violated. >> carly shimkus, people online are talking about this. >> shocking video surfacing on social media that showed police officers getting hit with buckets of water or other objects. this video you see right here, this incident took place in brooklyn but in a separate viral video police in harlem you just saw, a police officer making an arrest

i found out i got to talk to you, one of my favorite movies of all time forever and offer is "beverly hillsu. >> and i laughed and laughed. your scenes with eddie murphy in his trademark -- i won't even do it but people know. you could hear it. what was it like doing those movies, what was it like working with him. >> he was so comfortable improvising. my origins were theatrical so i stuck to the script. i was loose enough but i had no idea he was a tsunami of comic invention. >> can you tell me a story. tell me a story of when he's zigged and you had to zag? >> oh, well, yeah. it was fun because i got used to reacting to him, but if you ever see the movie again, whenever i put my hands in my pockets, i'm intentionally creating pain for myself because i can't blow the take. he's -- he's just fabulous and so what my partner john ashton would go like this -- and i would just put my hands in my pockets and i go home with bruises. >> judge, thank you. again the movies premieres on sunday at 9:00 and if you are in new york city, come join me over here at hudson yards, at the cnn video store, i w

this is a much more moderate proposal than what beverly hills just did when they simply outlawed the sale of all tobacco products. i strongly urge a yes vote for this ordinance. >> testimony from the doctor there just gives me further ground to make my demonstration on my hands on demonstrated experience. i'm triggered and quick to react that the fact that you do not have a license from the drug administration to sell a narcotic, you're in violation of civil law and criminal law. you need to make a recommendation to file charges in both sets of courts, pertaining to criminal law and civil law because you are selling a narcotic without a license. i want to put a strong emphasis on it. you're putting profit over safety and you're selling material that you have to be licensed in order to sell. you're not doing that. so that should be done as well. along with the testimony from the doctor, you can't get more clear cut per ponder remembers from a professional to verify that this study, 60 to 70 of the people that are tested are not going to quit smoking cigarettes. it's a false narrative

hundreds of thousands in clothing at beverly hills boutiques. this is a larger scandal potential. but already before that scandal, there was rumblings of fewer people giving money to the nra. what is your sense of the trend i guess? on the nra's power? do you feel like this is a moment? >> i think this is a moment. we've finally reached a moment here. i was asked several times last year. we do see the tipping point? was parkland the tipping point? my answer is really parkland put this issue on steroids and put the nra on notice. i think the real tipping point was the elections in virginia. were it not for literally, it was a draw on when the seats. otherwise we would've had the majority. it was stunning. the gun issue was the number two issue for that election. so it just carried from there, the kids that parkland took up the mantle. then the midterms. what i tell people - - you can't take your foot off the gas. we've got to make sure come november in virginia, that we take back the general assembly. and in 2020, we've got to get the right people elected. at the end of the day, th

>> when i was writing "clue less" i hung around beverly hills high school a lot.ular. >> it does not say rsvp on the statue of liberty. thank you very much. >> amy hecker ling is giving these girls their own vocabulary. >> hello. it was his 50th birthday! >> whatever. >> oh, my god. i'm totally bugging. >> they're changing the lexicon of teen girls all over the world. >> do you have any idea what you're talking about? >> why, do i sound like i do? >> even though cher is this heightened perfect aspirational creation, i think amy is able to see her as a real girl. she doesn't turn her into a punch line. >> in "a league of their own" penny marshall looks at the changing roll of women in world war ii -- >> girls can't play ball! >> men were fighting on the battlefields, but there was still a hunger for professional baseball. "a league of their own" is about women baseball players. >> it's iconic and the lines are iconic and the performances are iconic. >> we told them it was their patriotic duty to get out of the kitchen and go to work. when the men come back, we'll s

you show picture of la, you know la really well, if you show a picture of skid row, that's not beverly hills how, let me show you victor black weapon well, cnn news anchor handled the story. >> the president says about congressman cummings district -- that no human would want to live there, you know who did, mr. president, i did. >> now, i understand why blackwell is emotional, he's news anchor and accusing the president of targeting black and brown people, is that the role of news anchor? >> you're not to become the news and report the news sometimes there's a mountian to -- mountain to die on. look, i'm a white woman, i don't know what it's like to walk in the skin of an individual such as vÍctor who is an african-american male all too often to have words like this at them and their community, i don't know that pain and i think the pain overcame the title and i don't think it takes away from his ability to be a journalist and have journalistic integrity going forward. >> okay. >> i just think -- i thought it was touching, i thought it was real. >> not disputing that, i think if fox news an

. >> from the hills -- to beverly hills. >> totally crazy. >> "90210" after-crashing causing reboot shake-upplus secrets. >> what do you want to know? >> and before the brady's big hdtv premier, march ia returns the scene of her feign miss accident. >> she's got the football!n "en tonight," a look at films and a few tv shows coming your way this summer. >> starting with the most star-studded film set where else? here's "once upon a time" in hollywood. >> it's official, old buddy. i'm a has-been. >> reporter: brad and leo premiered the film in cannes but sensing tension. >> what exactly a stunt double does. >> actors are required to do a lot of dangerous stuff. >> ooh -- ah! >> cliff here is meant to help carry the load s. that how you describe your job, cliff? >> what? carrying his load? that's about right. [ laughter ] >> oscar winning director quentin tarantino delivers a groovy '60s l.a., playboy bunnies, sunset strip and brad, shirtless. and brad ad-libs this line based and real life. >> hey, you're [ bleep ] dumb. don't you forget it. >> brad tells "es skyr" he was as a low point on a m

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i just heard on the radio that some internet mobile just bought a 71 million-dollar house in beverly hills. these people aren't getting their social security and medicare being paid for. they will wind up on the streets this type of employment arrangement allows for a future skid row, and that can't happen. not in this city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. i really want to thank you for listening to all the testimony today, supervisor mandelman for your leadership, the whole committee, all the cosponsors. i think mariko said it. i have been organizing workers for a long time. i was very moved and disturbed by what i heard from the drivers our union, we have a number of members that drive for over and lyft to make ends meet and work for handy, cleaning houses to make ends meet, and for sciu california, finding a pathway to organize and building power for these workers and allowing them to raise standards in the industry is one of our top priorities. i'm very encouraged the board will move a resolution to support this. beyond that, we have laws on the books and