the count down is on for the brazilian city to get ready for the next olympic games. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >>> you're watch, al jazeera. here is a reminder of the top stories... ..angry relatives of the victims of malaysia airlines flight mh370 have stormed the company's beijing office. they are angry because they do not believe the winged fragment found belongs to the missing plane, despite the government confirming that the piece was from the missing boeing 777. seven civilians have been killed in the iraqi city of fallujah after a market was hit by shelling. people living in fallujah are caught in the crossfire between i.s.i.l. fighters and the iraqi army. i.s.i.l. fighters sweeping through, and iraqi forces are trying to recapture it >>> nigerian group boko haram reportedly captured 135 people in noib ouring cameroon part of a regional force fighting the group

they're watching as the brazilian city races to get ready to welcome the world next year. they're trying to learn as much as they can from the first ever city to host the event in south america. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: a series of test events were held in rio de janeiro. the organizers in the city are checking how to run events smoothly. members of the tokyo organizing committee visited rio de janeiro a few days after the city began its one-year countdown. they inspected a venue in a district in northern rio which will host equestrian events. they wanted to check preparations and how organizers plan to run events. the international olympic committee hosted the visit. the tokyo officials were guided along some venues by their counterparts. they visited a liaison center for the interior management, registrant for the participants, and an area for supplies and equipment. tokyo organizers paid attention to how precision equipment with low-heat tolerance was being kept. the members also examined mobile base stations, which are essential for communications. >> trans

when one year to go before the brazilian city opens its doors to host the world's largest athletic event, construction of new roads world-class sports venues, and a five-star olympic village is pushing ahead. >> there are works going on throughout rio ahead of the olympic games. it's about turning an already excellent city into an olympic city. reporter: the onward march of progress does not have everyone so enthused. this used to be a busy if impoverished place built on a racetrack. bit by bit, homes here have made way as authorities relocate residents to make way for olympic construction, although not everyone has accepted the offer. >> the olympics and other reason we are getting kicked out, its real estate. we know in the future, once the olympic games are over, this will be a neighborhood with shopping centers and big holdings. it will be a posh area. >> it's really hard because the fight is between a residence association and capitalism. reporter: authorities claim only 3000 residents have so far suffered losses because every oh 2016 -- because of rio 2016. rights groups disagree.

the brazilian city hosts the first olympic test event. details in sport.tie says civilians were killed one of the operations in northern iraq. the claim center an attack on the camp operated by the ought lawed kurdish pkk. these developments are as the regional kurdish president said the pkk fighters must leave iraq's north. his concern that the kurdish fighters' presence would only invite more attacks from turkey. >> would endanger more lives. zeina chase khodr. >> reporter: president barazani calling on the pkk to withdraw from the mountains to protect civilians saying if there were no bases in northern iraq then turkey would not be bombing the area. the krg really linking its call for humanitarian reasons, but, you know, this raises the question: what will happen on the front lines with isil? because the pkk have been helping the peshmerga, the kurdish force of the kurdistan. they had he sent troops to help them hold al 1,000 kilometer front line against isil. it seems that the krg is now confident that they can hold this line by themselves. really thes

have to for their community across the border >>> rio's water safety in the spotlight as the brazilian city hosts of the first olympic test event. details in sport. >>> british and french government agreed to help each other tackle the migrant crisis in the french si of calais they'll send in teams and sniffer dogs to patrol the area around the entrance to the channel tunnel where migrants have been trying to cross to the u.k. security teams have been struggling to stop them as barnaby phillips reports. >> they got through, migrants cling to the top of a lorry as they drive away from a tunnel on the english side of the tunnel. the destructions cause the roads to clog up in south-eastern england. bad news for the economy, and anyone hoping to cross to france for the holiday season, so the british prime minister is under pressure. >> we'll take action across the board, starting with helping the french on their side of the border, we'll put in more fencing, more resources, more sniffer dog teams, more assistance in any way we can in terms of resources. >> reporter: over in calais the situation

one brazilian city, two to three million people, symbolizes everything that the rights based approach model really means and so before i go into the good news i want to acknowledge that in the news today if you're following it there is big opposition to what i'm now going to describe by those that are privileged and feel very threatened but please as you hear this news do not dispair. remember what they told us democracy is becoming. it's never finally won. it's essence is eternal struggle. so i want to tell you what i saw firsthand that changed my life. my daughter and i travelled to write our book. my daughter anna and i and this could happen in any city, really. for example, it happened because a mayor, '93, ran on the platform of food as a right and he was elected. and his officials said basically if you are too poor to buy enough food in the market you're still a citizen i'm still accountable to you. he put together a city agency advised by a civil society council that represenned everybody from farmers to universities to business and religious leaders and labor and they came up

number three the vegas hotel, the brazilian city brought its influence to vegas. four, rio the animated musical film released in 2011. it was followed by two other great films. the angry birds rio edition. it's influencing movies and infiltrated the gaming world. released as a marketing tie in around the rio and rio 2 movies. that doesn't include my old time favorite record. oh how lovely. frank sinatra did a version of that too. that wraps up the "the rundown." president obama speaks live in about 20 minutes. that's coming up. i'll see you tomorrow. american express for travel and entertainment worldwide. just show them this - the american express card. don't leave home without it! and someday, i may even use it on the moon. it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 t

streets calling for the brazilian president to resign >>> finger pointing after the fall of an iraqi city. baghdad making an effort to reform the iraqi government >>> and more on the bomb, and civilian rights. >>> we begin tonight with a possibility that the days of president dilma rousseff could be numbered. tens of thousands marched in rio de janeiro, brasilia and sao paulo. the protesters wanting her impeached. smaller gatherings are taking place in towns and city, the third time people have taken to the streets after protests in march and april. it's on political corruption, and they blame rousseff for the bad economy.

she highlighted the city's success in attracting brazilian companies to support the olympics. >> this is a great opportunity for rio, an important opportunity for brazil to showcase what you can do and the level of readiness that you have achieved with less than 365 days to go and until the olympic flame arrives. >> there is no word whether the ioc addressed pollution problems. they found unsafe levels of bacteria and viruses from untreated sewage. this past weekend 13 u.s. rowers competing at oh limpic trials came down with stomach ailments believed to be from water pollution. >>> raiders owner mark davis and chargers president dean spanos met with the nfl l.a. committee. the team or teams that end up in l.a. will be determined by a vote of the owners. they will also hear a second l.a. area stadium proposal and relocation by the st. louis rams. no vote of the owners is scheduled. no major announcement is scheduled at this meeting. >>> twitter an the national football league have a plan in place for the upcoming season. the two have been partners since 2013 but now twitter users will

there are described of brazilians, but the general feeling with 365 days to go is that people in the citye behind their game. the mayor says that rio will be the city that is most transformed by the olympic games in the history of the games. laura: how does he feel about lessons from hosting the world cup? >> fifa was chastised for hosting the world cup. . going away with tax-free profits and leaving very little infrastructure. the stated saying there will be legacy. there will be improved transport networks. the metro line between the city center and to the south will be finished. transport networks will be finished. one area is about water quality. that is one area where the local authorities admit that they have failed. they have promised to try to improve that. there a big legacy is one thing. that is one thing the ioc is insisting on and the city is saying they will improve between now and august 5 of next year. laura: we will all be trying to get into going to rio for those games. that brings today's forecast to a close. you can find all of today's news at our website. i'm laura tre

brazilian exposure. you're not going to find that citi has brazilian exposure.ur banks which are the fundament of our credit system are not going to freeze on brazil. people want to find things in the closet. that's one of the reasons why united technology is down so low. it's one of the reasons why when i look at the dow -- a lot of people say it's down. look at the s&p. 2.1 dividend. can it go to 15 times? it can. get ready. if it doesn't happen, well, okay. >> you mention utx, that is the worst performing dow component. we're down 127. let's get to bob on the floor. >>. >> reporter: very week open. 4 to 1 advancing to declining stocks. stanley fischer's comments on the weekend, fairly or not are being perceived as hawkish. japan's industrial production was weaker than expected. china's manufacturing pmi number is out tonight. there is some concern it could be weaker than expected. and crude oil was down as much as 2 % before the open. it's rallied a little bit but still on the downside nature that's weighing on the markets. let's look at shanghai and shenzhen

rio officials signed a deal with brazilian universities to develop a plan for cleaning up the city'solluted water. they pledged to drastically cut the amount of raw human sewage in the bay before the 2016 games. seven universities as well as several research institutes will develop the new clean-up plan. >>> well, sometimes when you fill up for gas you're offered a car wash. >> yeah you have to press the button one way or the other. now there's another option. phil matier shows us how you can dream of a fortune while you're filling up. >> kind of weird. wasn't expecting at the fuel pump that's for sure. >> reporter: play at the pump. california isolatest attempt to expand the lotto market the both convenient and controversial. >> verify your age and -- blah blah blah. play responsibly. >> reporter: convenient because it allows credit card users to buy lottery tickets without going inside. >> it's pretty enticing to some people. >> reporter: controversial because it's a sharp change from the lottery's long- standing cash only rules. rules that were aimed at cutting down on overspendin

tens of thousands taking to the streets calling for the brazilian president to resign >>> finger pointing after the fall of an iraqi city. baghdad making an effort to reform the iraqi government >>> and more on the bomb, and civilian rights. >>> we begin tonight with a possibility that the days of president dilma rousseff could be numbered. tens of thousands

. >> this is going to be about brazilians, it's going to be about a city that a lot of people have written off. i was here ten years ago, the devastation, the picture's still stunned, about 80% of this city was under water, the 2,000 people almost were killed. it was truly a devastating sight. having said that, the federal government has pumped billions of dollars into this community and the people who live here have put a lot of sweat equity into it. the lower 9th ward was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods to come back to this he have this $20 million new community center, talking to some young people here. they talk about the future, having a future here, in a place where a lot of people thought the city could never come back, this is really about a city that's on the move, a city where the economy is coming back, a lot of it having to do with tourism, the number of passengers coming in is up 22% at the airport. but also a city that the president recognized when he was in the neighborhood just a short time ago, still has a long way to go where there's been inequality. the same kind we

. >> this is going to be about brazilians, it's going to be about a city that a lot of people have written

city's tougher neighborhoods. this is youtube video of her competing in a u.s. brazilianujitsu martial arts >> i'm not afraid to be close to people, come into contact with people if need be. in a city with such a large asian community, roughly 1 1/3 of the population, there are only 32 female officers on a staff of nearly 300 officers. a native san francisco, chow speaks cantonese many. >> when i get on scene and help out an officer that has, you know, a taiwan east speaking victim, they are always relieved to see that i speak cantonese and they can report the crime to us. of a officer colvet, she is the first member of her family to become a police officer. she says that the uniform is the right fit in every way. >> this is the happiest i've been in any job. it really, really is. >> reporter: to find out more about police work, the department is recommending that you speak with police officers and go to sfpd's website. >> am per lee, thank you. >>> a man who tried to rob a bank in san lorenzo this afternoon managed to get away even though a sheriff deputy was close by. h

thousands of brazilians taking to the streets of sÃo paulo and other cities criticizing the presidentdealing with a corruption scandal that involves politicians from her own party. is still struggling with the weakening currency and rising inflation. this is the third major protest in the country so far this year. lauren: let's show you headlines from today's edition of "the wall street journal." pentagon centro implies. the pentagon to sharply expand the number of u.s. drone flights in the next four years. ali babar faces rush threat from rivals. china's top e-commerce companies look to gain an edge by smacking high-profile friends with exclusive contracts. and expands with doj plans to sell under its own branch of the first in 25 year history. dagen: coming up, straight out of compton to the top of the box office. the dagen: yes you do. the gangster rap film blew away the most optimistic expectations. in sports history at the pga tour championship. >> i haven't had time to think about what i just accomplished. i guess you can take me off the list now. it's good to be a major champio

. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, massive crowds gather in rio and other cities, voicing their anger at the brazilian government and embattled president dilma rousseff. one of the leaders of the civil rights movement julien bond has died think we'll examine his legacy of leadership he leaves behind. also every day 40 sit million americans face not having enough nutritious food to eat. we'll go to chicago to see how bad the problem is in the heartland and two women fight to go make history >> they believed in what they were doing but they were >>> more than 4,000 wild fires have burned through california since january. and 10,000 men and women bravely fight to save thousands of acres of land. but you might be surprise today learn 40%, some 4,000 of those firefighters, are prisoners. "america tonight's" sarah hoye met some of them in california. sarah joins us here in new york. sarah, these are prisoners, right? i wonder what motivates them to go out and fight fires? >> they are actually inmates who volunteer to do the work. what motivates them is that they are actually able to have a little redemption

rio officials have signed a deal with brazilian universities to develop plan for cleaning up the city'srs. they've pledged to drastically cut the amount of raw human sewage in the bay before the 2016 games. i hope they do. seven universities as well as several research institutes will develop the new clean-up plan. >> crew teams from all around the world. >>> it is 5:25. surgery for president jimmy carter, we'll have the latest on the 39th president's recovery coming up. >> also, a rare visitor to california. why a wildlife expert is excited about this animal image. >> and i'm kiet do, we are live in sunnyvale where a deputy pulled a man out of a car moments before it was smashed by a train. the whole thing is caught on the whole thing is caught on camera. ,,,,,, let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought

tens of thousands taking to the streets calling for the brazilian president to resign >>> finger pointing after the fall of an iraqi city. baghdad making an effort to reform the iraqi government >>> and more on the bomb, and civilian rights. >>> we begin tonight with a possibility that the days of president dilma rousseff could be numbered. tens of thousands marched in rio de janeiro, brasilia and sao paulo. the protesters wanting her impeached. smaller gatherings are taking place in towns and city, the third time people have taken to the streets after protests in march and april. it's on political corruption, and they blame rousseff for the bad economy. >> reporter: the larger protest in brasilia, the capital rio de janeiro. it's unclear if the turn out was as large as the protests in braz brazil in march and april. it is important because it will go to the appetite among brazilians for impeachment. at the moment there's a huge gap between the numbers put forward by the organizers of the protests, and the ones put forward by the police. now, dilma rousseff is highly unpopular. she has the lowest approval rate ever for

city's water. he was attending the world's rowing junior championships, a test event ahead of next year's olympics. brazilian authorities are accused of not reducing virus us and bacteria in waters that will hold olympic events. he said the international olympic committee hasn't asked him to test the waters. >> if they say to someone, going to be the state, actually to the organizing committee, i heard that question two or three days ago and what he said was that there was not any request, but if there was a request, we would do it. i mean, this is our virus water. enjoy it. >> more than 40% of having a's children under the age of five have stunted growth because of malnutrition. it is hoped a new addition to the afghan diet will ease this. >> muhammed says he has trimmed his soybean crop this year. the flour from last year was such a success. >> we give some to our neighbors to persuade them. they mix it with their regular flour and people liked it. it kept fresh a longer time and it had lots of protein. >> soybeans are high in protein and other vitamins and a cheaper option than beef, chicken or eggs. maln

the city is face ting heavy criticism due to the discovery bay. brazilian officials deny the sewage problem affected any of this week's events. >>> we check the accuweather forecast. >> let's do it. meteorologist bill evans is upper west side. >> good morning, everybody. here we go. a humid morning here. we can see breaks of blue sky here. we see humidity toward lincoln center. a morning where it will feel immediate humid the moment you walk out the door you will detect that. it will be that kind of day today, kind of muggy, oppressive with the humidity. the heat not so bad. mid-80s, not a 90-degree day. our camera at 4 time's square looking south, the low clouds with the sun working its way around. the sun will break through around that. look at the humidity, high, calm wind. the air feels stagnant. normal overnight low is about 68. good morning, chief. we are looking at 78 right now. the sunsets at 7:48. area. we will see more storms coming our way in the morning starting 4:00 a.m. off. some could be heavy with drenching downpours. u.v. index an 8. pollen

city. standing 6'2", 200 powers, he frightened them away. he is also a blue belt in brazilian jujitsu. >> they were more surprised than i was and they were way more scared. >> now, he bought his surveillance camera after a previous burglar cleaned him out. this time around, the suspects left empty-handed. no arrests so far. >> that one guy had his hands around the tv and boom. >> not going to mess. >>> coming up a company apologizing because of three simple words. see the controversial advertisement just ahead. >> plus, from the big screen to the auction block. some iconic items from elvis's closet if you can afford them. >> a game changer in diagnosing adhh. how an app is speeding up the process and preventing some children from getting wrongly diagnosed. >>> on this day in history, the berlin wall was to be built to isolate themselves from the west. over the next 12 years, east germany saw three million citizens go to west germany. >>> a major pen company inks an apology after an ad campaign. bic honored women in south africa with a facebook post many found sexist. it said l

city's water. he was attending the world's rowing junior championships, a test event ahead of next year's olympics. brazilianuthorities are accused of not reducing virus us and bacteria in waters that will hold olympic events. he said the international olympic committee hasn't asked him to test the waters. >> if they say to someone, going to be the state, actually, the organizing committee -- i heard that question two or three days ago and what he said was that there was not any request, but if there was a request, we would do it. i mean, this is our virus water. enjoy it. >> still a year to go until the rio olympics. i think he'll have a few more questions about water safety. >> he has got to prove what he's saying, doesn't he? thanks so much. do stay with us here on al jazeera. we have another full bulletin of news straight ahead. >> to see my child laying on the table. >> what was that total bill from start to now? >> almost like 10 million dollars. >> enough people have decided that the gun lobby has too much power for too long. the nra is not invincible. >> after weeks of protests, iraq orders a crackdo

city full of black folk, poor folk. gentrification is happening here. it has always been in. here in brazil, african brazilians are living in a terrifying situation. i'm inspired to be a journalist, so compare the struggle. right now we are in kabula, at a site where 13 young black men were massacred during the carnival. the police lined them up against the wall and shot them. in el salvador, no one talks about the police, we don't deal with the police. everyone is afraid of police. they can kill you. they come to the marches and take pictures of the people. i'm like we are coming for you. police have military, and they come through in tanks. this kind of violence is still common. it is normal. even though black people are the majority. they face abuse from police. many are black themselves, but it doesn't matter. they'll kill you for no reason. if you steal something from someone that's not a brazilian, you are dying. you are at a carnival event, someone pic pockets. you can get shot on site. i came to brazil the month michael brown was killed. i grew up next to it. most people here were for the people in bal

at the same time, brazilians are brazilians we know how to throw a party as i mentioned. rio is a marvelous city, wonderful people, so we will see a mix of that. i think the event itself, it takes a month, you can isolate the city. you can create the situation during that month to have celebration and to fulfill the commitment that you may when made when you decided you would host the olympic games. it will be possible as rio despite the embarrassing loss to germany in the world cup that they will never forget. >> that is a day that shall not go named. thank you for your insights this morning. >> a rash of oil train derailments in the recent months raised safety concerns. the fires that often result are extremely difficult to battle. local fire departments are typically unprepared. a new effort is underway to change that. >> ever thought about an accident? >> this is what they're thinking about, a hellish derailment, unfightable fire, 43 cars off the rails oil tankers accordions together in flames. firefighters arriving without the know how or the equipment to stop it. >> at that paint we create

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact

cities. rio is more on the focus, there'll be more scrutiny on the police faction. that is something that people are not surprised about. you have to say some brazilians that are conservative are for that violence, believing the more violence police are. the better their security will be, which is just not the case. when the olympics approach, fll be more scrutiny. if we take the experience of the world cup into account, we'll see that there's a security bubble around the event, and that the security is with the police being violent. >> another big issue blew up when the associated press published the investigation, saying that some of the waters will host boating and swimming competitions were polluted. can that be taken care of? >> well, part of is to be taken care of. you see in the rowing event that is taking place tomorrow, the roars are not going to have much trouble, they don't have to swipe in it, that's a given -- swim in it, that's a given. in regards to sailing, swimming, and the waters, that is going to be more complicated. he has promised to deliver two facilities to train the pollution that is there, and the levels, they are sure, will b

brazilian president dilma rousseff to resign tens of thousands taking to the the streets. protesters saying that dilma rousseff should be impeached. smaller gatherings are taking place in towns and city, the >> reporter: there is the third time there has been large-scale protests since dilma rousseff was re-elected less than a year ago. the they came at a time when the popularity rate as 7.7%. the lowest for a democratically elected president. there's marches in the city, the largest in brasilia, south paulo and here in rio de janeiro >>> out with the workers party they chant as the march moved along copacabana beach. the same message resonated in cities and downs across the country, including the north-east. the demonstrators anger was triggered. leading to the rest of dozens of people. >> they are stealing. they don't have it. they don't have the rupture. here in rio. many were from the middle class. they had seen steady growth over the past decade. now it's feeling the pinch of the economic crisis. but while the protestors were making the voices heard, many more prepared to hear the sunday on the beach. >> there has always been corruption in this country. they are not demonstratin

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact

city, if you're familiar with that building. >> powerful story in cuba. >>> from cuba to brazil. check out what's been happening to the brazilian stock market. lower again today. this adds to a 16% slide over the past three months. consider that, folks. stock market of the world's seventh-biggest economy has fallen 16% in just 90 days. wow. if you ever's invested in the main brazil etf, ewz, which is the msci brazil etf, that's down even more. 20% alone since may. brazil, a story that we are watching. >>> a breaking news alert now with kate kelly. >> major news out that tiger manage, the family office run by julian robertson, taking a stake in lumber liquidators. the stock moving way higher on that news. it's down 80% year to date on some negative reports about the quality of their flooring and some issues with their chinese business. but rallying on this news about julian robertson's private fund. shares -- he also slashed his netflix stake to 64,000 shares from a previous half a million shares that had been his number one holding, as well cut a stake in apple to 310,000 shares, down from 325,000. cut an allergan shares to 44,

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact

brazilian investigators. this budget is funded a project in brazil to learn more about the size of the transgender population in rio deja dareo and prepare for a project in that city is -- now recommended globally by the world's health organization. however, there is no coordinated program to deliver this to transwomen in the area and the risk of hiv is high. the grant will fund a portion of [inaudible] dr. lou and mcgoldrick fallen for one year between the investigators in brazil. dr. mc fallen will be training the team to measure the size of the trans population in rio. the other doctors have extensive experience in developing protocols for prep demonstration projects and providing that expertise to the brazilian team. thank you for considering this request to accept and expend grant. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. we will move on to public comment. anyone to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> i move we approve this item and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. motion by supervisor mar and take without objection. madam clerk can you call item 5. >> item 5 is a resolution retroact