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bla, bla, bla. don't be fooled, folks, trey gowdy is a water boy for the deep state.u say something that doesn't agree with the president's view, they turn on you. facts notwithstanding. >> absolutely. and that's -- there was -- what sessions' poll approval in alabama these days? other than like his core supporters around the administration, there are still a handful of people in alabama, sessions loyalists, in the white house while the president is attacking -- >> look at the national rally and look at the reactions. corker is booed, because corker was at open war with the president. jeff flake can't run again, because he would have lost the primary because of his critique of president trump. trey gowdy is not facing a primary next month, he's not running again. those who speak out against the president tend of one thing in common, they're not on the ballot. >> they don't have to face the ire of the trump base. the next question, do republicans want this, this is a rally trump last night, to be their midterm message. >> if you want your country to be safe, then you m

to rescind the vote for item four, and i would like you to call item four, and we'll hear from the bla, and we'll take public comment and then well au take action. so i make a motion to rescind item four. without objection. thank you. recall item four. >> clerk: [agenda item read]. >> all right. i appreciate that. now, the floor is yours. please tell us your thoughts. >> just very briefly, this approves the 19.3 million from mtc, but it commits the city to 19.4 million in matching funds. we show budgets on page five and six of our report in terms of the grant allocation, 16 million goes to the better market street design. our understanding is which would complete the costs for about $34 million. then on page six, the other is the school roots project budget. this commits about $400,000 in proposition case sales tax money as a matching funds, and we do recommend approval. >> thank you. i appreciate that recommendation. let's get to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. now i would like to make a motion to approve with a positive recommendation, accepting the

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, so we're not going to hear back from the bla reporting back to us this week. there will be a public comment at the end of the department hearings. i've asked each department to keep focused on strategic remit, service changes and to focus on significant changes from last year's budgets. again, i've asked their presentations to be no longer than ten minutes. again, i'll begin with the airport. >> clerk: madam chair, may i read the items? >> supervisor cohen: yes, please. could you please call item numbers one, two, and three together. [agenda items read ] >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you very much. i will read the order of the departments that will be presented. first we will hear from the san francisco international airport, followed by the library, department of the environment, san francisco employee retirement system, the rent board, building inspection, and the san francisco unified school district -- excuse me, i'm sorry. the san francisco international airport, the port of san francisco, sf library, mta, child services, the law library, rent boa

this is from bla good win. he says it's dollar strength anm emergiket weakness, because it's the top of the list because it's probably the most immediate and current stress in a few countries like say turkey, argentino or venezuela, could easily spill over and eventually start to impact developing markets. the next one hnge flo into the same dollar theme. this is lori over at rbc capital markets, who says we've seen historically whenhe dollar strengthens too much, kind of like it is right now, earnings revisions take a hit. the expectations for a weaker dollar has been consensus so if lhis continues to go gets it, it may c read paint. and we'll finish with this one. this is ivan fineseth over,ho says it's all about revenue and earnings growth. anything that would derail that trail would be the biggest risk. anything that knocking down corporate sales, all things to watch out for. >>> so with oil prices, interest rates ohe dollar rise, it's creating a trifecta of factors that that expert is with us night. muhamm

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and remember, you can't take you.ith ♪ [ cannon blas ] weekend. good night. . >>> happy weekend.elcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, kyle bass, my special guest. and then later on in the program, my interview with wells fargo ceo tim sloan, candidly talking about the scandals that's plagued his country recently. first, deidre bolton has the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street this week. >> april's jobs report was mixed. unemployment dropped to the lowest level since 2000 in 3.9%. that headline number was strong but there were fewer jobs added to the u.s. economy than forecast. 164,000. wage growth rose to 6.2%. employment specialists see a 3.9% level as a competitive job market. president trump's economic team was in beijing on thursday and friday. trade talks are intense. the u.s. and china are so far apart on big issues, the u.s. wants to reduce its trade deficit with china by $200 billion by 2020. china wants the u.s. to back off on threatening tariffs on

down after a challenge from stephane outside the box minds wrongly awarded a penalty which pablo de blas is had no trouble converting one male. and in the eighty fifth minute gary told man cross from the left to mucho who flicked the ball on to alexander maxime. get to. the match wasn't only painful. because two things come in threes bump a box grabbed a goal on his bundesliga debut to finish off like a. mind celebrated at crucial victory in the fight for survival. so mine still averted but what about hamburg and freiburg. and now to one of two relegation crunch games from the weekend at. hamburg. three years ago. helped save hamburg from the drop back then he led a spectacular escape for hamburg and on saturday he could be the one sending them down. i know the kind of pressure you face in this situation and what it means when the pressure is gone because no one believes in you anymore kind of. things are different in hamburg everyone believes in coach. there seemed to be no hope a few weeks ago but hamburg have faith in themselves again and they were now just five points from safety. wh

. >>> lowe's also blas the weather for its disappointing quarter. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the home improvementr retai said a late start to the spring season caused results to miss estimas, but theompany did say it's encouraged by sales this month and expects that momentum to continue. separately, "the wall street journal" reported that biionaire investor bill ackman and hedge fundz. shaw group has each taken a $1 billion stake in least. it rose to $94.69 >>> ralph lauren had a higher margin. same store sales are off and total revenue beat expectations. shares climbed 14% to >>> the health insurer anthem said it wassp buyinge health. the price tag of that deal wasn't disclosed, but the merger gnalled anthem's push to go into medical care services. it will allow it to buy large array of programs for consumers. shares of anthem fell actionally to $232.06. >>> cosmetics maker rev lon has appointed the first female ceo. deborah periman will take over. shares of the ompany fell nearly 7% on the news to $17.55. >>> and tln after the b

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he is the bla that conducted the study of the municipal fiber a few years ago that had slightly different cost estimates than this most recent report. why don't you share your thoughts with us. >>speaker: our report was issued in march of 2016 and prior to that in 2014 we prepared a report for supervisor marr but the 2016 report the focus of that was on the different approaches that could be used for building a municipal fiber network, a ubiquitous municipal fiber network including fully public municipal network, the private sector approach and then the public/private partnership. our conclusion was that every approach had advantages and disadvantages and risks but the public private partnership reduced some of the costs it might incu.we obtained cost infn from a consultant to dt. this was before the ctc work had been done. the cost estimates were lower. the highest was about $867 million to build the network and that was completed in to 15 and the ctc report came out two years later and had higher numbers as you have seen today. as explained largely be the passage of time and they did a

jerusalem bla claimed by both israelis and palestinians. >> israeli security forces first fired tear gas into the crowd an dropped it from drones. then they opened fire. >> it's turn into a grim day here in gaza. a steady stream of ambulances coming in. '. >> most of the people being brought in have gunshot wounds to their lower limbs. >> some protesters praying amid the chaos. a striking scene. others threw stones, used slingshots. at least 55 protesters were killed according to palestinian health authorities and more than 2,700 injured. the shrouded deadlined hospital hallways, their grieving loved ones in inconsolable. such a stark contrast in jerusalem. >> my friends, this is a great day in israel. >> jared kushner pointedly scorned the protesters. >> those provoking violence are part piston problem and not part of the solution. >> reporter: here, there was music and prayers led by pastor robert jefrs of dallas who has preached that jews are destined for hell, along with mormons, hindus and muslims. >> pray for the peace of jerusalem. >> reporter: president trump spoke via a vide

as we continue to process a bla blockbuster piece from the "new york times," donald trump jr.tal health with an emissary of two wealthy princes offering to help win the election. that's according to several people with knowledge of the matter. the meeting was arranged by erik prince of blackwater fame. eli, let me start with you. i called it a blockbuster piece here. a lot of hay has been made of another piece. when you look at this one in concert with that, how big a deal is it what "the new york times" is reporting today? >> i think it is another blockbuster. there's a pattern with donald trump and his whole operation that even before he was in politics, the countries most hospitable to him, the banks willing to lend to him, they were foreign. so there's this pattern of dealing with other people in foreign countries, doing business with them. it just seemed to sort of extend into politics. there was no realization, it seems, during the campaign and even the presidency that this is against the law, that the constitution strictly tries to prevent foreign interference in our el

zon bla don blankenship is looking for a big win. it's too early to call. let's go to steve kornacki. he's on the big board tonight. >> polls closed. we will take you through what we can expect very quickly in the next 90 minutes if the past is prolonged, probably a third of the vote in west virginia will come in, in the next 90 minutes, we will know is blankenship for real? are the reports, the idea of him surging is based on internal polls. there is not a public poll out there showing. but republican internal polls that have set off panic in walk. that's the basis. so we will find out in the next 90 minutes, if he's for real. is he in the game? is he pulling away? we have polls closing in north carolina, two republican members of congress facing potential credible primary challenges, polls close in ohio. jim renacci going against sharod brown. two gubernatorials. mike de29 i wine, richard cordray, against dennis kucinich. we can show you this. chris we have a lot of numbers in indiana. this is for the republican nomination to oppose the democratic senator

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dangerous it was to have bill clinton engage in these sexual dal yass but they have nothing to do when it's blad coming from the off today. >> i said the same thing that he traffics in re schism. look i don't know what's in david duke's heart, but i know what he says. i don't know what he's george wallace's heart but i know what he did and his actions. i don't know what's in donald trump's heart but yan what his says and his actions are. >> it's terrible that his supporters will not admit it. >> we'll be right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of dep

let's see what she's talking, i will compare it against the bla, and the mayor ka's office and we can figure out what those costs are going to be. supervisor fewer, did you have -- no? okay. i don't think we have any other questions for you. is there any other information that you want to present? no? >> no. >> supervisor cohen: oh, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to answer for you. >> i'll take your lead. no. thank you very much for the opportunity, and i'll see you next week. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. good to see you all. thank you. all right. next, we're going to hear from the law library. >> if you turn to the second slide, the highlights of some of our services include attorney reference librarians assistance. four people, whether they're lay people or attorneys. they have some portions of our collections that aren't found elsewhere. one of them, it has to do with the complete history of the california code of regulations. [please stand by for captioner switch] we have to pay for insurance. the cost to maintain the software that is library software, the catalog check ou

. >> laura: we all know people who are suffering with the end stages of life, glee owe blas stow ma, taking the life of many of my friends, sadly. this is president trump today at this bill signing ceremony. i think we have the voice over of it. and you see him with this little boy. it's absolutely amazing. let's watch. >> come on up here. [laughter] [ applause ] that little boy has muscular dystrophy, and he was waiting for his hug. he is like, come on, come on. he's like this. i thought it was hilarious. people can tend to caricature one another. we all are guilty of that. the idea that he doesn't have a heart, he doesn't care about people, that whole narrative, monica, is getting so tired and it's preventing people from actually governing. >> and when he announced for president even more so now, we all understand politics. but when we are talking about an issue of life and death, of patients with terminal illnesses who just want the chance to have experimental treatments, the idea that any democrats would oppose this simply because donald trump is for it is actually outrageous. th

trump decided to bla in on the jerusalem matter but this is simply going to make an mission impossibleems to me, all that more impossible. >> you say it's impossible. obviously, the palestinians don't see it that way. >> reporter: not at all. they viewed president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israeli in december before we for the the final status negotiations on a two-state solutions and viewed that as the death of the u.s.'s ability to play unbiased arbiter in negotiations and frozen contacts with the american ghings aft administration and stayed there and u.s. tried to reach out openly and behind the scenes but hasn't work. the palestinian relations with the u.s. remain in a form after deep freeze and not clear what it would take for the u.s. to unfreeze that and for the u.s. to be able to thaw that because of how much opposition the palestinians have and they have the support of the international support. shortlily after trump's recognition of jerusalem the capital of israeli and went to a vote of the united nations general assembly the overall whelming

i don't see any questions from committee members for either the bla or hsa. thank you very much. and at this time we'll open it up for public comment, seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. all right. colleagues may we take a motion on item number two? >> supervisor peskin: so moved. >> supervisor kim: we have a motion made to move this forward to the full board, and that can be done without opposition. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> supervisor kim: mr. clerk, can you please call items number three, four, and five together, please. [agenda item read] >> supervisor kim: thank you very much. and i realize item three is slightly different from four and five, so my apologies, but why don't we start with item number three. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, chair kim and supervisor breed. when i first became a member of the board of supervisors in 2001, the western portion of my district was not really well represented by neighborhood organizations. the eastern part, the older part, russian hill, north beach, telegraph hill, all had organizatio

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. [♪] bla >>> we have both the march 20th and the april 3rd commission meetings.re there any changes, directions, additions, commissioners? >>> i move to approve. >>> both of them? >>> second. >>> i'll take role. >>> next up, report from our acting director. >>> good evening, commissioners. i just have a very brief update this evening. i just wanted to reiterate that our annual entertainment commission retreat is going to be held on june 30th, so mark your calendars if you haven't already. we're gonna be doing this from about 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and again, i'm really interested in hearing from you all in terms of what you would like to work on at this retreat. we could use this time to discuss if you'd like or you can e-mail me directly or reach out to me. i've heard from some of our constituents on certain things that they'd like to see from us. i'm happy to bring some of that to the table. one of the ideas that a venue owner brought to me this past week was perhaps having an expert in the sound field come and discuss sound code with us and potential ideas fo

targeted, imports are that hits big plants like pue bla and audi.des is manufacturing there as well. audi is coming from europe into the united states. the german auto industry is so important for the german economy. anything that hits business in the united states is effectively a national security issue for germany. can bet german politicians in berlin will be taking a close look. guy: what are they going to do about it? dnas not in angela merkel's to correct things like this. how does this new government fight back? s: the europeans so far haven't proven effective at all in reining in president trump's inclinations. don't have ay superstrong leg to stand on. the fact there are higher import u.s. autos coming into europe, rather than vice look -- they will take a everything -- maybe everything is fine. if trump pulls the trigger on something like this, it will change the competitive landscape in the u.s. market, still one of the biggest in the world. chris, thank you very much indeed. f saxo bank is still with us. the german economy is. -- geared

look for javier blas on bloomberg.com. we will continue with mr.isors.global this afternoon, our coverage of the president. it is expected he will have a most important announcement. david sanger says this will be the most important policy announcement for the president in his tenure. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. takeda pharmaceutical is shaking up the drug making business, for 60% buy shire premiums of shire's closing price before takeda expressed interest. to aansforms takeda lucrative business. the -- ited to sell stake in the canadian shale producers, offering at a 2.9% discount to yesterday's closing price in new york. shell wants to sell assets to reduce debt. the parent of the new york stock exchange has been working on a trading platform that would let investors trade on bitcoin. international continental exchange has had talks about the subject. that is your bitcoin bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you. jpmorgan chief executive jamie dimon laid out his long-term vision for the gr

haspel ran cia bla s site thailand at e e timet least one prison w was werboboard. heronfirmatn hearing set fo wednesesday would mark the first time she might ever speak publicly about her role in the torture program. in west virginia, polls show the formerly imprisoned coal baron don blankenship is surging in popularity ahead of tuesday's republican senate primary. blankenship is the former ceo of massey energy. he served a year in prison after 29 miners died in the 2010 upper big branch mine disaster. last week blankenship released an ad attacking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and his "china family." mcconnell, who has opposed blankenship's run, is married to secretary of transportation elaine chao. >> i am todd blankenship and i approve this message. mitch mcconnell has created millions of jobs for china people. while doing so, mitch has gotten rich. his china family has given them tens of millions of dollars. i just want people are now running false negative ads against me. theieir challenge of me on me despicable and mentally ill. drain the swamp and c

. >> second bla. >> president brandon: is there any public comment on this item? no public comment? okay. >> i'm alice rogers, and i'm serving on the working group. and i just want to thank the staff for the effort and the inspiration and hoping them not to be asking them to be tilting at rainbows, but really finding the new inspiration that you guys miraculously keep coming up with, so thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? okay. commissioner woo ho? >> i guess this has long been coming. we have a lot of peers that are in here, so i really applaud the effort to try and get some new ideas because certain of these piers, we've played with and certain developers, and things have not panned out. we're had limited success, and we're able to finally launch on some of these. i appreciate that. the only thing i didn't quite see on this, and i understand it's an rfi, and we're not bound by it in terms of what we need to do, but a couple things. i should -- i sat on another panel, i guess, for park and rec on the palace of fine arts. went through a who

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i'm going to give the bla an opportunity. they're an independent entity that provides analysis for this body and helps inform our decisions. i think it's important we hear from them before we go into public comment. why don't you take the microphone. thank you. >> yes. good morning, president breed, chair. i think that sort of the case has been made out very well for this. we did just look at the impact of the city. it would be a reduction of revenues of about $1.2 a year estimated, about 700,000 of that would be probation fees. another 200,000 is electronic monitoring, but as has been stated, the sheriff's department has already stopped collecting those fees. of course, there are other costs associated with collecting the fees that may offset the savings, but we consider this to be a policy matter for the board. >> thank you very much. now, we will begin with public comment. as a remin reminder, it's 2 min. a cost chime indicates 30 seconds remaining on your 2-minute balance of time. >> thank you, supervisor. i'm the legisla

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done bla don blankenship has escalated his attacks on mitch mcconnell and his wife, a chinese americanso by the way the secretary of transportation. >> swamp captain mitch mcconnell has created millions of jobs for chinese people, and mitch has gotten rich. his chinese family has given him tens of millions of dollars. >> nem al allies are comparing blankenship to roy moore. this tweet from josh holmes, for those asking, this is my response to west virginia roy moore. this clown is a walk talking case study for the limitation of a prison's ability to rehabilitation. wow. anyway, that is a reference to the year blankenship spent in prison for mismanaging a coal mine. we'll be back with more on the big upcoming primary this tuesday, some important red state senate republican primaries right after the break. . and it's also a story about people. . people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your busine

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