having said that, the bla. this position 5177 that does policy, health, and safety, what are the requirements to being a 5177? and i am talking about academics or any kind of experience that this person, to fill this civilian position, what are the qualifications that this person must have? >> thanks, supervisor fewer. i have the job description right here. so under knowledge, skills, and abilities, it says it requires a comprehensive knowledge of the theory, principles, and practices of occupational safety and health and cal osha regulations and requirements, specific knowledge of california occupational injury and workers' compensation reporting is essential, plan, revise, and carry out a program in safety, including personnel training, inspection and correction of unsafe employees, carry out safety programs and procedures, communicate effectively both orally and writing and work independently. so the minimum qualifications are possession of a master's degree in safety, occupational safety, and health, safety

the intent of this committee to set the agreements between the bla and the department. supervisor haney, did you have a question? >> supervisor haney: yes, supervisor fewer, a couple quick questions. what is the support of housing and how we make sure that within the budget we're keeping the units affordable, especially for people that are living in sros? i often hear from my residents that -- from my constituents, that they are paying over 50% of their income in rent and some of the master lease sros. are you analyzing that, or are there ways that you're ensuring that we aren't basically taking all of the very little money that people have and sort of forcing them to not have funds for other basic necessities? >> well, some of the way that the supportive housing works was decided by the care not cash legislation, i believe proposition n, which has a different formula to calculate how much income people pay to rent. we did inherit some housing from the department of public health in which residents are paying 50% of their income to rent. we've been fixing that increment

in fact, in may she was rebuked by reporters, asked about it and she literally that bla bla bla, showthe jail cell. she boasted about flaunting this law. so this is gone overboard. and of course, we're going to see a president who himself has shown, he doesn't care about the law so he won't do the right thing and there won't be any accountability. >> and your work as an activist and a writer has been to push things. to say, this is not okay. right? what do you say to people who say, is she just getting away with it? the president is not only not moved by this. they've made it clear. they're going to hold her longer because they don't want anyone to think they're overresponding to the ethics office. >> let's be clear. >> and yet the reason why this is not okay is that we don't have a public government that can just be hijacked for political purposes. that's why you have the hatch act. >> there are two separate layers where i'm outraged. i'm sort of the functional democracy basic rules that we hope we all agree on. whatever our beliefs or views or ideology. that's out the door. then the

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this bla report is about the cost of over $54 million to the city o and county for cost of alcohol in the city. this legislation only moves them around. it doesn't create new licenses. thank you. >> thank you, mr. livingston. next speaker, please. >> i'm with the neighborhood council and you received a three-page letter about this subject. the neighborhood council helped to develop the hate neighborhood commercial district in 1999, specifically because we had concerns about alcohol serving establishments and the stat ration. saturation. we talked with merchant neighborhoods and most feel that changes the ordinance would not help fill the vacancies because the key barrier to filling vacancies in the hate is rent. very high rent. so before we give uwe found outc properties and one lccu. we do not want the buffer zone shrink. shrunk. tweaks may be appropriate but unfettered permits of alcohol-serving businesses in the current buffer scone but outside of hate street will not help fill our vacancy. it would reduce traffic to hate street. we want to have a recognition of our neighborhood co

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we are while, above a flower shop on 14th street, a new deb acade begins, and lou chibarro and the bla blade will tell its stories. >> you can raid moead more stor about the celebrations on our website, "pride guide." >>> some who rely on meals duringhe school year go hungry nurg t during the summer. >> we'll have around nine sites this summer where students can come out and enjoy meals. >> we found last year the kids who came stayed, they got librar cards and we see them all year round. >> you cet the locations for the summer food programs in your area by searching "summer food" in the nbc whington app. >>> thousands of tour groups come to d.c. every year to tour the smithsonian museums. just ahead, the tour group from out of the country whose relatives helped create the smithsonian institution. eg gr why? i can't handle beltway traffic anymore. i gotta get in the express lane. you're kind of freaking us out. you know wha. just try waze carpo it matches drivers and riders who are headed in the same direction - that way you can say hi to the expressane, and share the cost of the commut

it's no secret that bla black trans women are being murdered at a very high rate. >> as long as lgbtqdiscrimination, pride is still relevant. i've always thought about how powerful it is for young lgbtq kids, particularly those who are closeted can identify with those on television. and i know there is a kid sitting at the kitchen table right now while his parents are watching this same exact seg mpt segment. >> to see the full episode of abc's "1969", stream it on the abc app or go to abc news.com. be sure to tune in sunday morning at 11:00/10:00 central. >>> the brother and sister marking a milestone. be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, someti

secondight warren and bill de blas on the first night. elizabeth warren, if she's the j nominest cut her first attack ad when she said i'm with bernie. that may work well in the primary. it may work well in california but it may cause them problems in the general election. >> i'm curious what you think about this. what we're hearing from republicans is that this is exactly what they want, this is the socialist democratic party. you know, but i think there's obviously a lot of exciteme around these candidates as well. so that's a balance they're going to ha to weigh in the coming months. >> clearly t sll create excitement among one wing of the democratic party. bernie sanders, savannah guthrin pr e pressed him on will your health care plan raise taxes. he said yeah it itwill. any pian when you're adm admitting that your plan is going to cost middle class taxpayers more money, that clearly is going to be in some attackgad al the way. >> he was asked how are you going to implement this with a divided congress, he said well there's going to b

but the batsman battled hard oscar afghan's de blas beginning with 42 wrong. they were restricted however to a modest but competitive 227th and on. pakistan's chase started terribly. they lost track of them on the 1st over. bar brawls amanda knox the innings they put on $72.00 runs together but pakistan last quick wickets and had to rely on the low order. it was down to all round in modeless even were hard to see them on the peg guided pakistan to the narrowest when. overturning afghanistan's total with just 2 balls to spare. pakistan's dream of a 2nd world cup is still very much aligned so homilies 0. mitchell starc starred as australia crush new zealand outboards after the post a 243 start took 5 for 26 new zealand crumbling to 157 all out the champions when they hit by 86 runs. australia of course already through to the semi's every team plays each other once but the top 4 advancing new zealand losing means they remain 3rd black caps are still not guaranteed a place in the semifinals pakistan's win sees them jump above the england the hosts have the chance

. >> reporter: a day of rides and entertainment turning topanic s gimountainor the e when smoke bla taruld bely se anything. it was so thick. you just could smell it, too. it was so crazy. >>eporter: the fire was quickly put out. no accident says the l.a. fire captain. you mobilized a large number of resources very quickly. >> we can bring a lot of equipment, a lot of personnel to bear early, and we stopped that forward progress and it gave us a chance to control the fire before it gets really large. ll reporter: thousands of acres are also burning in northern california, where blackouts by the utility pg&e plunged thousands into darkness over the weekend to avoid downed lines that spark fires, as happened last year when the entire town of paradise was wiped out in the deadliest and most destructive year of wildfires in california history. the weekend outages were not without problems for rural homeowners like helen mccloskey. >> we're responsible for our own water. when the water is off because the power is off, we can't fight fires. we're absolutely defenseless.te today amid triple-di

." >> it leaves us feeling as if we lives atter, as if bla don't matter. it laevds us feeling lynched. >> reporter: equality loudoun is upset about a comment made in a leesburg pride proclamation. dunn was not there but council member thiel wrote in the spot reserved for dunn's signature "everyone is equal. identities don't help." >> we've had murders of transgender women of color in d.c. people are really scared right now. and you had an opportunity to do something respectful and you il fa. >> reporter: but other members of the community defended the councilmen for speaking their minds. >> and all of a suddenroups d individuals are coming in and telling you you don't know how to run your town. >> reporter: council members dunn and thiel both declined our requests for comment on camera. the naacp and equality loudoun says they will continue the fight to hold those councilmene rnsible for their actions and their words. reporting from leesburg, chris gordon, news >>> a community in frederick county, maryland is mourning the iudden loss of liberty town volunt

well we discussed this story with a feminist campaigner lyndon blas and also the leader of the justice for men and boys party mike you can. we're still talking about doing something that we said would happen 2030 years ago we had the sex discrimination act since $9075.00 and there was a promise then. that men and women will be treated equally fairly and we've yet to see it i'm sorry to say this is of course just the advertising industry bowing down to radical feminism. the idea that there is some big problem here any well they will. say that linda but only 9 percent of british women suffered and to far as feminists yet feminists have huge influence over of it's got this going not to do it because all this gender stereotyping thing is just one of countless firmness narratives lots of women who want to see equality and justice don't call themselves feminists i've got nothing to do with them it isn't actually has got to do with the law mike the law has says it's 975 sex discrimination that women should be treated know this favorably than men and therefore we don't want to see stereotype v

we discussed this story with firmness campaigner linda blas and lead to justice for men and boys party might be can. this is of course just the advertising industry bowing down to radical feminism. the idea that there are some big problems well they will. say that linda but only 9 percent of british women suffered and defined as feminists yet feminists have huge influence also. got this going not to do it because all this judge gender stereotyping thing is just one of countless feminist narratives lots of women who want to see equality and justice don't call themselves feminists i've got nothing to do with them it isn't actually has got to do with the normal like the no has says it's $975.00 sex discrimination that women should be treated know this favorably than men and therefore we don't want to see stereotype versions and visions of us cleaning out the chaps from the moments that they leave school they leave full time education to retirement age women are far more likely than men to not work at all or to work part time and this is this is this is got nothing to do with this sort of

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it may not be the controller's office or the bla but we have an entity with the expertise of putting valuations on businesses and we contract with those to create the evaluation. you know, there are other ways of getting to this besides. >> us doing all of the work. if the city is saying preserving and not creating vacancies is very important. let's put money and support behind this with a program that helps our tobacco retailers. >> should we instruct staff to go back and redo this based on our recommendation today? i am struggling with the fact we seem to have just rewritten the previous resolved. >> that is a valid point. i feel like we should table this and take another crack at it and district it around. >> my second question. who wrote this? was this you, commissioners? >> it was dominica. >> i got it. i understand. help me just was this again new person questions like i am trying to understand how all of these pieces come together. was this is result of an office conversation? >> merchant meetings with supervisors and conversations at the commission. >> first, it was in septem

pt bla the blaze only growing by a hundred acres. >> hopefully they'll put it out. >> they didn't have evacuate us. it was already coming through the property. >> millions under red flag warnings and mandatory evacuations are in place. >> it gets a little nerve racking. at the same time we know those firefighters are working. without them i don't know what we'd do. >> reporter: in areas of the previous areas, including paradise, power was shut off for nearly 18,000 customers. this sky fire breaking out near magic mountains, families running to their cars as smoke engulfed the park. north of phoenix more than 7,000 acres burning, now 50% contained. the first heat wave is approaching, temperatures soaring from phoenix to las vegas and in palm springs it's expected to hit 112 on tuesday. with high temperatures, thei ife risk in the west remains dangerous. >> thank you for that report. we have this troubling seen out west with the wildfires. we also have some flooding in the south, bill. >> we were chatting during the story, we can't believe it's already wildfire season. we had epic snow i

we have an aerospace engineer who has a buy rating at $448 on boeing people are bla ark not having t faith shaking, they think it will all work out, why is that >> it is a very transitory moment ultimately it will be one of the safest aircraft, and it is just a matter of what it means for 2020 and 2021. for now what we're dealing with is the process of the ffa recertifying it, international regulators, secondly what this means for flight education and training with additional simulators >> we're talking about a loss hoar for bowing, aren't we >> we're pushing it into 2020. there are some loft aircraft that we're moving permanently. but we have not really seen significant cancellations. what we're really doing is moving the 2019 cash flow into 2020 >> first it was moved to the back half of the year, and now 2020, it just keeps being shifted out. i understand this is not a loss, but shouldn't there be more push back from the community to the company than to just say look, how could you not know this would take so long or why are you not getting your arms around this internally. why are

across the city in navigating the permitting process and additionally, findings are supported by the bla report that was requested by supervisor mandleman, that the time line can be nine months for a business to open without a conventional business use and those are averages. 1 month some are significantly . when we're talking about the storefront vacancy issue, we're talking about getting tenants to fit storefronts and cutting down the length of time to open and saving businesses time is one of the most impactful ways to save them money. pot so the goals here is two-fold, help new businesses to save money and strengthening businesses as well. this is a set of legislation that really was informed by one-on-one business experience. and there are 10 to 12 different components to this legislation to touch on, health code, planning code, police code, as well. generally, we've organized them into four big buckets, which i'll talk about in succession. put happy to further talk about the amendments and i think it would be helpful to talk about them in the context of each of the specific proposa

i can go back and look at the budget and bla and say why do you have the six positions? at some point you have to explain it to us. >> supervisor: anyway, thank you very much. we are not taking action today. it's more of a high-level conversation to get to know each other. any other questions? seeing none, thank you very much. our best to our wonderful assessor. thank you. right now i'd like to call up the academy of sciences and mr. michael mcgee the interim director and chief financial officer. madame clerk can you please the timer for five minutes for mr. mcgee. >> ready, go. good afternoon, chair fure, distinguished members i'm the interim executive director, chief financial officer for the cal academy and joined by my director of finance matthew lao. on slide two the academy's proud to be a science and sustainability leader for san francisco and the rest of the world. we're in agreement with the budget and staffing allocations for the steinhart aquarium. our ftes will remain flat to last year's level. you see the budget total $6.24 million. of that, 26% goes directl

bla blaring its horn as it careened into a smaller boat and the isock.r says it was about to dock at a passenger terminal when it had a ca mechaniproblem. venice is a very popular site. tourists and cise ships during the summer tourist season. >> amazing stuff. thank you very much. > also want to let you know about a hlouisiana catholic s school principal who ha resigned after being arrested for public intoxication while on a school field trip here in d.c. michael comeau was arrested early thursday at archibald gentlemen's nightclub in northwest after police receive aa report ofrunk man who didn't want to pay his bill. the incident happened while the students on their trip were in the hotel rooms for the night with other aperones. the diocese of baton rouge released this statement in part, saying the diocese of baton rouge confirmed today that michael comeau, principal at holy family school in port allen, was arrested on may 30th while on a school sponsored trip to washington, d.to it goes on ead that mr. comeau submitted his resignation as principal and

they are michael bennett, joe biden, cory booker, bill de blas blasio, john delaney, kirsten gillibralibrand. camera harris, jay inslee, amy klobuchar, eric sawallwell, and andrew yang. there are the 20. those debates will tyake place n june 26th. we will tell you which ten will be on which night. let's bring in the panel. okay. there are names not on that list. seth molton and steve bullock. >> that is devastating blows to their campaigns. long shots to begin with. t still early. missing the stage there is a devastating blow. there are a few surprises that made the list. bill de blasio. i try to give it that murray state like field. we can see them cheering or something. >> governor bullock will be on in a minute. he's not happy. he doesn't feel he's had a fair shot. the cnn debate is using the same criteria. all he needs is one more poll and he gets it. in same criteria can get you into the next debate. if you didn't make this one, you'll have a shot. do you think this has been a fair of a process as the dnc could put together or do you think this could have been better? >> i would

one new college grad went viral this weekend for celebrating in style: sad thing is, he majored in bla applause ) who's a ( bleep ) now? the joke was, "sad thing is, he majored in backflip." now... meanwhile, there was a pretty insane confrontation at l.a.x. this week. it all began when an enterprise shuttle bus and a jeep collided. then "the driver of the jeep began pounding on the bus window hard enough that it shattered." so "the bus driver pulled a gun on the jeep driver," and "the driver of the jeep pulled a knife," so both were arrested. then another "enterprise employee was also arrested because he is believed to have been passed the gun and tried to hide it." in other words, a relatively pleasant day at l.a.x. ( laughter ) we'll be right back with senator kamala harris. i knew my son could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew widespread hpv is and while hpv clears for most, that might not be the case for him. i knew his risk increases as he gets older. i knew a vaccine could help protect him at age 11 or 12, before he could

we need to get a reconciliation to find out whose numbers are right, what the bla said was they compared the current program that we're putting forward and what would be the impact on a $500 donation and a $200 donation. we're all trying to empower small donors for sure. that's a good goal. we also are trying to make sure that candidates aren't doing dialing for dollars because they need so many more contributions they spend all their time fundraising. nobody wants that, i presume. what they found was the number of donations between a $500 donation if that was matchable and $200 would go up from the current 200 donations you need. that is an increase in the donations candidates would need. if we had a $200 matchable level, if you go down to $150 or $100, candidates are going to need more contributions to meet the amount of public financing. we have to find the balance here. if we had a contribution amount of $166.66, that would be the exact amount you would need, the same amount as with a $500 donation in terms of how much they would be worth. i'm about out of time and i haven't gotten t

put in anoer place to sleep tonight because there was so much going opt the homes sdroiped by the blaslast. you see montgomery fire there. this wase 9600 block of brassy way off montgomery village avenue here. this is nonstop water that opened from the parking lot and sent all of that blasting these homes here. again, residents of o threef these twousz here had to be evacuated. others nearbyeeere dmed to be okay. we hadpp cho 4 come out over here to get a look at this from the a. looking down at the ground. you see a big hole in the parking lot. filled with water. residents re watching this all happen. watching the cleanup, as well. the water was shut off for hours as wssc was able to make repairs here. as we in back out here live, you can see with the sunlight how bad this really is. the winws on two levels of this townhouse here haveen completely blasted out. you can see inside, we can tell you this unit has been deemed unsafe again. two hours have, as well. some good news this morning is that water has beenre resto the line has now been fixed. progress being madeerut long for those

. >> democratic kaecandidates bla washington for failing to act. will anything change?senator cory booker joins us exclusively. >>> tariff man. dangerous overcrowding at the southern border. to stop it the president is ordering steep tariffs on mexican goods. >> the president has constitutional obligations to step up. >> will the strategy slow migration or simply hurt americans' pocketbooks. acting secretary of the department of homeland security kevin mcaleenan is here. >>> plus, read my lips. robert mueller speaks. >> we would not reach a determination one way or the other. >> democratic calls for impeachment grow. do voters agree? >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is once again grieving after a mass shooting. overnight what has become tragically familiar sight, mourners gathering to remember innocent people gunned down in a mass murder, this time in virginia beach where 12 people were shot to death at the virginia municipal center. the gunman, a public utilities employee wielding who handguns purchased legally. this latest massacre

. >> democratic kaecandidates bla washington for failing to act. will anything change?ker joins us exclusively. >>> tariff man. dangerous overcrowding at the southern border. to stop it the president is ordering steep tariffs on mexican goods. >> the president has constitutional oblat

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we need to get a reconciliation to find out whose numbers are right, what the bla said was they compared the current program that we're putting forward and what would be the impact on a $500 donation and a $200 donation. we're all trying to empower small donors for sure. that's a good goal. we also are trying to

blas i -- because i think what the last two nights did was clarify the race. are a whole bunch of pretenders and shouldn't be in this race. there are some people who have a lot of offer, the governors that spoke, but don't have a realistic shot. they're there to raise issues. and then there's five or six candidates, however you count them, who have a real shot of this by making it harder to get into the next set of debates, we will start to winnow the field. and that's what -- that's what is great for the democratic party when it's all said and done, we're going to have the strongest candidate, whether it be kamala harris, joe biden, julian castro. i'm for testing them now, not in the general election. >>> next up, mohammed bin salman, vladimir putin, even kim jong-un and the love they all got from the president overseas. ♪ when you get right down to it... freedom is the ability to go where you wanna go... ♪ and do what you wanna do. ♪ so... what do you wanna do? the 2019 jeep compass. hurry in to the 4th of july sales event and get $500 additional bonus cash

because in the school, as it is a home, it's not nice, kids are mostly sick and irritating and the blae plagued the schools is 2015, i would teens visiting three times last year. but the school is in one of the most poorest and at 28 —— ethnically diverse areas in scotland. living conditions have been an issue for several years, counsel says it's working to deal with the problems including proactive block by block treatment programmes, but even with a multi—million pound by a programme targeting slum landlords in the area, problems remain. families are complaining about overcrowding and infestation, some are struggling to get spaces in schools and also because residents are complaining about seeing people take furniture from the street to the flat so that adds to the infestation and that back issue. since he counsel introduce measures at the school, there have been no sightings at that but forjanuary, information sessions forfamilies but forjanuary, information sessions for families are being offered at the school of the council says this is sensitive work to avoid stigma for those liv

regretted not going because i wanted to hang out with the people outside because they were having a blas blast. >> president trump: they are people that love our country, and they love seeing what is happening. it was noaa tailgate party for the country, not for a team, although as a team when you think about it. it was a tailgate country for ourator party. and it was like love. it is love for what we are all about, for the things we stand for. it was a beautiful evening. it was an evening -- we had a lot of people that don't like us so much, you possibly have heard about that, sean. >> sean: i thought about read about that. >> president trump: people were it was -- some say they've never seen anything like it. it was special. you know, it was boring. they had a monsoon. i don't think one person walked off. they had rain like you have not seen, and it didn't -- nobody left. they just sat there and stood there and some brought tents, they were there for two days, waiting to get them. incredible evening. >> sean: i bought a painting from this guy in utah, his name is john mcnaughton, it wa

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extraordinary, a running take from our experts on the hydrocarbon market, -- javoiierier blas.veillance," francine lacqua in london, tom in new york. we are looking outside at hong kong, the strait of hormuz, and luxembourg. i could never find it on the map. francine: i can find it. tom: maria tadeo is with us. meetings, they have something to talk about which is the mess in italy. what do germany and finland think about italy? isia: that is right, and it funny because in a meeting like this, the italians have become the new greeks in terms of the attention and the media circus. this is all about the potential fine italy could be slapped with . the italians say there is no need for this and will say the commission is wrong. the forecasters are too pessimistic and this idea of the output cap, the italians will tell you it is crucial they think is wrong. they have space for fiscal expansion, but the germans will not like this and they see it as the biggest test to the fiscal rules in europe. francine: well the commission back down a little bit because they are on their way out? m