this is the final option to extend the contract with bombardier for the air train system. the budget is on page 10 of the report for $14.8 million. we did consider it reasonable based on actual spending and prior budgets for this contract. there is money funds budgeted in the airport budget to cover the cost and we recommend approval. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. any moviembers of the public wi to speak? public comment is closed. is there a motion? >> i'd like to make a motion to forward this item to the full board. >> supervisor fewer: we take that without objection. the item is forwarded to full board with positive recommendation minus the vote of chair cohen. mr. clerk, call item number 9. >> ordinance amending campaign government regarding campaign finance and conflict of interest. >> supervisor fewer: thank you, this was continued from the february 1 meeting. i want to recognize kyle and patrick from the ethics commission who will not give a presentation today, but are here to answer questions. i believe we were going to be joined by supervisor peskin. >>

canada ease bombardier will release results for the last quarter of 2017 and the full year as well.on a trade dispute against american firm boeing. a us trade body has allowed bombardier to sell its newest aircraft in this country without paying duties and investors will be watching for the company‘s forecast for 2018. a raft of economic data will be out as well, industrial production numbers will be released and we will find out how the producer price index is faring. which is a measure of wholesale inflation here in the us, it is likely to have gone up by 2.5% in january after dipping in december. that will be in line with what he saw on wednesday, when data showed that consumer prices had risen. richard dunbar is investment director at aberdeen standard investments. good morning. we will talk first about the european growth numbers out yesterday, with i were pretty good. very strong growth. 2.596 in the fourth quarter and expectation in the yearahead. the fourth quarter and expectation in the year ahead. that is a change from what we were talking about about 18 mondays ago when t

my right honorable friend the business secretary has been very active on behalf of bombardier. we're pleased by the outcome. i think you can rest assured the government will remain a strong supporter of business in northern island, but i would perhaps add the sooner we can get back to divulge government in northern island the easier it will be to ensure that practical benefits flow back to northern ireland. >> thank you very much, mr. spe. i put high-speed is critical in critical towns with his been a market since 1310. in this age of internet shopping with my right honorable friend confirm the government support for traditional markets and policies that will boost our high street? >> mr. speaker, my friend is right to speak up on behalf of his constituents. i know he's a tireless campaigner, and markets like the one are part of the local fabric and tradition of towns right across this country. what together wants to do is to help those markets and town centers to prosper and what is at the same time and rapidly changing retail environment and assure my right honorable friend t

scene of an unexpected victory, hundreds ofjobs had been under threat at the aircraft manufacturer bombardierhe firm won a trade dispute against boeing in the us. but mrs may came here looking to help find another breakthrough. northern ireland has been without a devolved government for 13 months. i have urged the parties today to get a final push to see if we can get a final push to see if we can getan get a final push to see if we can get an executive up and running, i believe there is the basis of an agreement here and i believe it should be possible to see an executive up and running in northern ireland soon. the main sticking point has been whether there should bea point has been whether there should be a new law to protect and promote the irish language. for speakers of the irish language. for speakers of the time, irish is about identity, culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognition. culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognitionm culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognition. it needs a quality, it needs to be on the same level as

scene of an unexpected victory, hundreds ofjobs had been under threat at the aircraft manufacturer bombardierirm won a trade dispute against boeing in the us. but theresa may came to northern ireland looking for another win, talks to restore power—sharing between the democratic unionist party and sinn fein are at a critical stage 13 months after the devolved government collapsed. critical stage 13 months after the devolved government collapsedlj believe devolved government collapsed.” believe there is the basis of an agreement here and i believe that it should be possible to see an executive up and running here in northern ireland very soon. she was joined in the negotiations by the irish sea coast, —— the irish leader. we are hopeful the two parties will come to an agreement this week. the main sticking point has been whether there should be a new law to protect and promote the irish language. for speakers of the tongue, irish is about identity, culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognition. as the deadlock has continued, the irish border has become a significant matter in

canada's bombardier will also be releasing earnings.ne maker unexpectedly won trade dispute in the us against boeing. joining us is david bloom, global head of fx strategy at hsbc. talking about inflation, looking to the week ahead, big figures from the uk and the us, what are we expecting? the market meltdown started when the average earnings numbers in the us were worried about wages picking up and worried about inflation. this is the week where all of our worries come to fruition. we have the uk numbers, the bank of england has already indicated it wa nts to england has already indicated it wants to raise rates. and the us numbers where the market is saying, is the third behind the curve? they haven't raised rate enough. 0h! you can feel the tension in the market already with these inflation numbers coming up. is that what they actually say, oh! ? ithink it was worse than that over the last couple of weeks. hopefully it will just worse than that over the last couple of weeks. hopefully it willjust be like a of weeks. hopefully it wil

scene of an unexpected victory, hundreds ofjobs had been under threat at the aircraft manufacturer bombardierow after the firm won a trade dispute against boeing in the us. but mrs may came here looking to help find another breakthrough. northern ireland has been without a devolved government for 13 months. several rounds of negotiations have failed to break the deadlock between the democratic unionist party and sinn fein. mrs may and the irish prime minister leo varadkar told the parties they were committed to bringing back devolution. after the meetings, stormont politicians struck a positive note. good progress has been made, we will continue to work to look for more progress. and it's about finding an accommodation that recognises the need to respect all languages and all cultures in northern ireland. we don't believe that there is anything now that is insurmountable left to resolve. there are matters of clarity and some detail. the main sticking point has been whether there should be a new law to protect and promote the irish language. for speakers of the tongue, irish is about identity,

modification 4 to air train operations and maintenance contract with bombardier holdings inc., exercising the one-year option to commence march 1, 2019-february 28,2020 and new contract amount not to exceed $130 million. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. please call 21 and 22 together. >> clerk: two real property leases for five-year initial term for base rent with 3% increases for $93,242. also reimbursements $38,000 for tenant improvement, utility, services per month and first right of refusal to purchase the building. and item 22, amendment of lease at 390 market street with brcp llc for use of department of public health for the cost of $1.8 million with 3% annual increases for three-year term through november 30, 2021. >> supervisor breed: can we take these same house, same call? withouted objection, adopted unanimously. >> clerk: retroactively authorize the site license with tristar for installation of microwave antenna located i in stanislaus county and to make the appropriate ceqa findings. >> supervisor breed: ca

hundreds of jobs had been under threat at the aircraft manufacturer bombardier.spute against boeing in the us. theresa may came to northern ireland looking for another win. talks to restore stormont are at a critical stage. i have urged the parties to make the final push to see if we can get an executive up and running. i believe there is the basis of an agreement and it should be possible to see an executive in northern ireland very soon. she was joined by the taoiseach, who shares her optimism. the differences that exist between dup and sinn fein are not insurmountable and we are hopeful they will come to agreement this week. the main sticking point has been whether there should be a new law to protect and promote the irish language. for speakers, new law to protect and promote the irish language. forspeakers, irish is about identity and culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognition. it needs equality and to be on the same level of the languages in scotland and wales. it needs to be on an equal footing. languages in scotland and wales. it need

it a leading share into the 172 market it hopes to secure the competitive edge with airbus with bombardierthe controversial c-series last year it could face stiff opposition from the brazilian government which holds a so-called golden share in embaer, we'll have more details with aviation, aerospace and defense as our coverage of the 2018 singapore air show continues. i'm dan murphy, back to you. >>> ryan air shows opened higher, ryanair did see a jump in its third quarter net profits which rose 12% to 106 million euros. that was ahead of analyst forecasts and despite ongoing labor contracts, the carrier also updated its expectations for profits. we're talking to a senior analyst at burnstein research. with the pilots, i think they just said ryanair, their demands are laughable. they want to try and match some of the salaries that they're seeing at higher value carriers. and now difficult is this going to be as a challenge for the airline, they want to continue to expand and yet they'll see this pilot churn >> i think the difficulty is to see what unions are bargaining for, not only pay, b

scene of an unexpected victory, hundreds ofjobs had been under threat at the aircraft manufacturer bombardierirm won a trade dispute against boeing in the us. but mrs may came here looking to help find another breakthrough. northern ireland has been without a devolved government for 13 months. several rounds of negotiations have failed to break the deadlock between the democratic unionist party and sinn fein. mrs may and the irish prime minister leo varadkar told the parties they were committed to bringing back devolution. after the meetings, stormont politicians struck a positive note. good progress has been made, we will continue to work to look for more progress. and it's about finding an accommodation that recognises the need to respect all languages and all cultures in northern ireland. we don't believe that there is anything now that is insurmountable left to resolve. there are matters of clarity and some detail. the main sticking point has been whether there should be a new law to protect and promote the irish language. for speakers of the tongue, irish is about identity, culture and h

interview and corporate tax reform neighborhooded him to compete to -- boeing to compete well against bombardiert's about competition and that is something obama emphasized over and over again, we have to have free and fair trade and obama favored it because he felt it put our economy at a disadvantage now suddenly if someone wants to say politically this is a mistake, this -- chuck schumer was in favor of it and obama was in favor of it i don't really get where anyone from any political spectrum would be against it. >> that's a negative action, i don't know, i'm befudled by it >> jim, last night, i don't know if you saw, providence is good, they beat -- >> i watched it. >> remember when '74-71 with seconds left and had visions of an upset. >> saturday will be great. >> saturday is everything. i think that villanova, i don't know what seed they are going to be if they don't beat xavier what seed? because providence love five games. >> blew them out in philly but we'll see what happens thanks, we'll see you in a couple of minutes. ha couple of big interviews that we just showed, thank you. we'll

of body of the bombardier has been sent to pathology for autopsy there was no injured in this incident both are not employees an embassy or depletes men who are protecting the building strong security measures took today in port great saw a lot of policemen and are protecting the embassy building which is the one of the most protected building. in this industry and also in the near by area is the national security agency of montenegro so everything is really seriously took security forces month in exile as you said embassy today is closed for visitors and to all american citizens imported it is advice not to come to embassy at all today melissa just how unusual is an incident like this want to make or. so to apologize we have lost our connection with. our correspondent in a pod government so so let's move on at least forty four people have been killed when a double decker bus plunged into a ravine and southern. it ran off the road and and fell on hundred meters down a cliff emergency services had to pull bodies up on stretchers two dozen people were injured and many have been flown to

my father was a bombardier in world war ii and dissipated in the d-day air campaign on a b-17. he helped defeat the evil of his time. i was recently in auschwitz and i saw the horrors of what the nazis did, the pure evil of the gas chambers. my father and his band of brothers did not think about politics when they were drafted to serve. he actually volunteered. they simply put our country first and the example they set is one we should follow because as we know, freedom is never free and we will always have to fight for it. ronald reagan once told us that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we must pass it to our children in the bloodstream. it must be fought for, protected and handed on for them to do the same or one day, we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the united states, where men were free. these are the challenges of our times and just like my father's generation, the greatest generation, we fought and defeated fascism that threatened civilization and we also defeated commun

lumber -- some ofntentious you may remember the dispute, the anti-dumping dispute between -- andand bombardier some canadian start to ask, we are being so nice to donald trump, icy beating us up all the time? all we are getting our trade penalties. government thought they had to push back, and we act launched, which is a challenge the way the u.s. calculates penalties and trade. it specifically deals with softwood lumber also goes to challenge a lot of trade remedy practice that goes back to 1974 and before the united states -- is going to be a tricky negotiation. but because it is such a broad challenge, it is also brought into a very negative way -- has brought into a challenge the way congress has written trade remedy laws. the u.s. has written laws to protect industries and make sure cheatings treating -- a broad, they will defend the u.s. industry. what is fascinating to me as canada chose to challenge them and challenge u.s. law when congress is important to the determination of the deal. thecriticism isn't towards trump administration or obama administration, it is a challenge in the wa

haslinda: you are playing with the likes of established players, bombardier, for example.upposed to be a mixed generation aircraft. yugo: mrj is only next-generation aircraft which was designed from the -- we optimize everything including the engine and airframe. so this is ours. haslinda: despite that, you have seen some cancellations. is that impacting your profitability? are you expecting more cancellations because of the delay? yugo: no, unfortunately, recently, we agreed with a customer that cancellation will be an option for both parties. because they changed their business. they sold her business to another company and returned businessense -- their to another company and returned their license to the faa in the u.s. this is not because of our situation. haslinda: you're not affecting further cancellations? yugo: no. haslinda: what number of airplanes -- how many orders do you need to make the project profitable? yugo: we are targeting to sell more than 1000 airplanes in the timeline of the program life. this is very long-term, obviously. we are committed to this bu

the first visit for the prime minister this morning was the bombardier factory in belfast.guage and same—sex marriage as well as an overall acrimonious relationship, has resulted in 13 months of stalemate. at the weekend, the new sinn fein leader, mary lou mcdonald, indicated that some sort of deal might be in the making. but it seems that may now be the case. the prime minister was last in northern ireland during the election campaign, and has been criticised for what some described as a hands hands—off approach to restoring the power—sharing executive. today's visit is a clear indication that progress has been made. the prime minister is meeting the parties at stormont, the home of the assembly along with the irish premier, leo varadkar. the speculation is the deal to restore the power—sharing assembly may include a workaround to resolve the issue of the official status of the irish language, which has been a bitter source of division between the dup and sinn fein. restoring the power—sharing executive would come at a crucial time for northern ireland as it faces another

look what's going on with bomba bombardier in canada. >> cargo has been so strong, it's even stronger than passenger traffic. we see this as a real sign of economic growth, a real lead indicator. so there is something everyone else can hang their hat on. >> airlines also replenishing. you know, those big jet deals, that's going to help that's cyclical. we know that >> at least in the past. >> yeah. >> again, boeing, one of the better performers again this year cisco shares are hitting an 18 year high. they broeke a two year streak o sales decline. this morning, ceo chuck robins credited the transition to more software and higher reoccurring revenue. >> ten quarters ago 6% of our revenue was from recurring offers and this year it was at 14%. w we're pleased with what we did happy with the execution, the team delivered >> did you hear what we said about boeing you can say the same thing about cisco, was there a more cyclical industry than the semi conductors it was a very predictable cycle that you would have throughout the calendar year. what he seems to be suggest ing with the rise in

. >> the bombardier thing didn't help either. >> that's right.ght it has totally turned around and now canada's on the hot seat that's one option or one scenario is we end up with two, three trade agreements that would cause some disruption that's not priced in either. i just think we have to may mpae attention to it now. it's real. it's like it's two worlds. new york doesn't talk about t. washington is talking about it every single day and somewhere there's a balance there in the middle. >> our resident canadian at the table, kevin o'leary -- >> i wanted to ask you going back to the canadian thing, the average car chassis, because i'm an investor in automotive part companies on both sides of the border, goes over seven times back and forth detroit, ontario, back to detroit. it's not pragmatic to breech that it's too destructive for both parties. most canadians look at this and say, whatever happens it's going to be a pragmatic outcome. trump is not an idiot. wilbur ross is not stupid. they know in the end this will be a pragmatic outcome even if