that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored to serve with each of the 10 of you whether that is chief suhr on transit quality or public safety or supervisor farrell on good solutions for the homeless challenges on supervisor peskin as he fights for good government a good government that our people here in the city deserves and being a physique convert and supervisor tang for moms and protecting the furry friends and supervisor kim so for bringing city college for those that deserve an opportunity and supervisor yee and his decades effort to improve the services and support for our children especially preschool for all and supervisor i know will bravely defend our health care and vital health care services and supervisor ron in an and commissioner coppel on orange our police department and balancing our budget during challen

that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored to serve with each of the 10 of you whether that is chief suhr on transit quality or public safety or supervisor farrell on good solutions for the homeless challenges on supervisor peskin as he fights for good government a good government that our people here in the city deserves and being a physique convert and supervisor tang for moms and protecting the furry friends and supervisor kim so for bringing city college for those that deserve an opportunity and supervisor yee and his decades effort to improve the services and support for our children especially preschool for all and supervisor i know will bravely defend our health care and vital health care services and supervisor ron in an and commissioner coppel on orange our police department and balancing our budget during challen

that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angelaapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored to serve with each of the 10 of you whether that is chief suhr on transit quality or public safety or supervisor farrell on good solutions for the homeless challenges on supervisor peskin as he fights for good government a good government that our people here in the city deserves and being a physique convert and supervisor tang for moms and protecting the furry friends and supervisor kim so for bringing city college for those that deserve an opportunity and supervisor yee and his decades effort to improve the services and support for our children especially preschool for all and supervisor i know will bravely defend our health care and vital health care services and supervisor ron in an and commissioner coppel on orange our police department and balancing our budget during challenging

board has described the claims as groundless. that is it for your business news for this hour. >> thank you very much. a quick reminder of the top stories we are following for you. angela merkel has been in turkey. the two leaders have not made much progress towards defrosting relations. i will be back to take you through the day. the end of the world order as we know it. what and who will replace it? amber will be my special guest. we are back after a short break. ♪ >>> on this week's "wealthtrack" are you prepared for the biggest investment change in nearly two generations. financial thought leader historian and bond expert james grant says we better be. he explains why next on consuelo mack "wealthtrack." ♪ >>> new york life, along with mainstay's family of mutual funds, offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. ♪ >>> additional funding provided by thornburg investment management, active management, flexible perspective.

boarded the plane for europe this morning from joint base andrews. the vice p attending the munich security conference. he will meet with germany chancellor angela merkel. then he heads to brussels for meeting with key european leaders. some new information now on the assassination of north korean leader kim jong un's half brother. third arrest and an explanation from a woman in custody. she says she thought it was all part of a tv prank show, according to the police citing the malaysian police. the poison attack at an airport. one woman's claim they were performing students, telling people to close their eyes and spraying them with something. but someone swapped in poison when it came to kim jong un's brother walking through the line. michelle: an innocent man was thrown in jail for three days due to a coincidence. police in brazil arrested a man because he shares the same first, middle and last name as wanted fugitive. get this, it's crazy. his mother, first, middle and last name are the same as the wanted man's moth after providing information he was working on the day that the crime happened. jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00"

board of education, or john marcel it became the assistant at naacp. spent -- we worked every week. we had anti-lynching one time. we were working another time against chain gangs. we had angela harnden come to the city. and janet robinson wrote a whole at paulservice brothers -- robeson's church. we had armbands. we had a harlem youth council, the harlem christian youth council. we would wear armbands. naacp would hand out a sign that said "a man was lynched today." we had 88 youth groups. we would call them and say a man was lynched today and therefore we would go down the times square, where the black armbands and walk around chanting "stop the lynching, stop the lynching." we did not let a week go that we and talk about what we're going to do. i was very active and became of that time president of the united youth group movement. we had what i would call the most invigorating kind of experience. we really worked to feel we were changing society. mr. bond: he said he had dr. de bois speak. is it fair to say what you are doing was an extension of his dream of the talented 10th? ms. height: yes. mr. bond: he was talking about men. it was peculiar to the time he would referen

senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angelaier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san francisco, settlers and immigrants began arriving after the first independent homestead was erected near what is today is known as port mouth square in 1843. the town was growing very quickly, and was renamed san francisco on january 30th 1847. the california gold rush increased our population over night, from 1,0

angela merkel and the german government are not pleased with the fact that they had to learn about this reading their bloombergs rather than hearing about it from the boardunions here in germany also haven't really said much about it. there is a little bit of radio silence from german unions and remember, they sit on or occupy half of the supervisory boards here in germany so they have a lot of decision making power as far as whether or not they get sold and then the interesting thing will be in the u.k. whether or not this combination ill continue to employee the 4,500 people that make box hauls and they can't afford to fire people in germany or obviously in france. tom: matt miller, what does the south side say? to be direct about it, what is the negotiating power that peugeot has? matt: peugeot has been working with general motors for years. of course they almost did a combination like this previously. what they can do is sway the unions in france more easily because of course the french government is has a big stake in peugeot and hopefully they can sweet talk the german government and unions as well. the real problem is going to be the u.k. unions a