so, if -- >> president breen: thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor yee. >> thank you for the introduction for the major legislation for keeping families in san francisco. there are so many reasons why we need to do this. we have been the leader in providing preschool opportunities for the 4-year-olds since 2004 when i was able to help develop the preschool for all program in san francisco. we started, when we looked at the stats in 2005, the number of, percentage that had preschool exposure was 57%, and today, the 4-year-olds, we actually have 92% of 4-year-olds receiving either preschool or prekindergarten services. the fact that so many of our mainly mothers miss the opportunity to be part of the work force, needed to diversify and we have proof from studies that when the work force is diversified, the companies do better and yet we don't support the parents that really need the help. number 1, 1 of the things that really trigger this movement since the early 2000, people started realizing that children actually learn a lot by the time t

supervisor farrell, aye. >> president breen: ordinance has finally passed unanimously. item, please. >> item two, state and federal contingency reserve, backfill the loss of funding of various programs, 9.5 million, and department of administrative services to support recipients of the deferred action for childhood arrival program, 2017-18. >> same house, same call. without objection, the ordinance finally passes unanimously. next item. >> clerk: three, resolution to declare emergency, to authorize director of public works to design and construct access point to front door services, case management medical attention and mental health counseling to individuals affected by homelessness, at 440 turk street. >> supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: thank you, president breed. our office has worked with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the tenderloin neighborhood and we have got to a place we are all in agreement. i don't have a redraft of this ordinance and so i'm still waiting for that, i just ask colleagues if we can continue to later in the meeting.

thank you so much. >> president breen: thank you, colleagues. take this item, same house, same call, without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, roll call for introductions. supervisor fewer, the first up. supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: thank you. i would like to see if supervisor yee can speak after me. i'm proud with supervisor yee to be introducing $100 million plus measure to make a humongous investment in early childhood education and child care. the reality around child care in our city today is that 60% of households with children do not have a stay at home parent. center-based child care for infant and 30 out of 50 states costs more than its public university tuition and fees. women and in particular women of color make up the vast majority of the work force but the wages are poverty wages, many early care educators using some form of public benefits to take care of their own families. 2,400 san francisco families are on the wait list for early childhood education and early child care. eligible based on inc

in october, while giving evidence to a committee of mps, michael breen, the father of olivia breen, whoppeared to call into question sophie's classification. ms hahn didn't have cerebral palsy, but she had learning difficulties. but she'd ended up with a cerebral palsy classification. claiming she has an unfair advantage over her competitors, by having less of an impairment. i was really angry and upset. i never imagined seeing my face all over the internet, the newspaper, the tv. i think with me, ijust work unbelievably hard. i put in hours of training on the track. it was interesting, we were told you'd never go to a sports day... sophie is a twin and following a complicated birth was diagnosed with brain damage, which affected her growth and development as a child. over the first two, three years, she couldn't sit, couldn't walk until she was three. she didn't stand until she was two. she spent most of her life in the children's centre. in the four years since she's been competing, her family have felt her achievements have been undermined by behind—the—scenes accusations that sophie

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. >> president breen: so i will actually since it's not 3:00 p.m., i'll finish my roll call for introductions and then go to the 3:00 p.m. special order. [please stand b without trying to address this problem in a different way, we're risking lives, health and safety of our residents and losing opportunities to help those who are grappling with drug abuse. we're risking the opportunity to get them access to other services that we provide. we simply can't afford to stand idly by and thanks to the efforts of community members, we've moved forward in a healthy way we have existing providers and funders who are willing to help us implement this sites and what i was hoping from this memo is a deeper analysis of how we can do the right thing within the confines of the law. the city may need to take steps against criminal prosecution and other risks identified in this memorand memorandum. and i'm asking the city attorney gauge the risk of prosecution and other things identified in the best and most responsible result. so this conversation will continue. the other time i have today, colleagues, is an

more incoming fire than any human i >> shannon: coverage of the coverage shutdown, this is shannon breen, we have reached midnight, it is official. there has been a lapse in government funding. the united states senate has not been able to finish the job before the midnight deadline. now the very functions of the government that we've been talking about will slowly start to phase out and shut down in many agencies across the country. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activity on the senate floor where conversation continueded trying to come up with some alternative plan to keep the government lights on for an extended period of time. some republicans floated the alternative, three-week funding extension on allow time for no, on a budget agreement. and the status of those young people got illegally by their parents. also avoid more of a government shutdown, government funding drama before president trump gives his f

in october, while giving evidence to a committee of mps, michael breen, the father of olivia breen, whol palsy, but she had learning difficulties, but she ended up with a cerebral palsy classification. claiming she has an unfair advantage over other competitors by having less of an impairment. i was very angry and upset. i never imagined seeing my face all over the internet, the newspaper, the tv. ithink, me, ijust work unbelievably hard. i put in the hours of training on the track. it was interesting, we were told we would never go to a sports day. sophie is a twin and following a complicated birth was diagnosed with brain damage, which affected her growth and development as a child. over the first two to three years, she couldn't sit, couldn't walk till she was three. she couldn't stand till she was two. she spent most of her life in the children's centre. in the four years she's been competing, the family have felt her achievements have been undermined by behind—the—scenes accusations that sophie is in the wrong category. no two athletes are the same, so there will be groups. we've q

in an exclusive interview with shannon breen, the president's decision to declare jerusalem the capitalisrael. >> dating and recognizing the obvious, jerusalem is the capital of israel. bringing parties back together. >> in an address to the israeli parliament, the embassy will open at of schedule, by the end of next year. earlier this morning like pentel the bilateral meeting with the israeli president. jillian: meeting with senior french officials discussing tensions in north korea. and the international partnership with the use of chemical weapons. it comes a day after at tillerson visited london where he toward the new us embassy. >> two american astronaut set to walk in space today for the first time this year, scheduled to fix a robotic arm on the international space station. >> and catch on mind cargo ships, the mission starts in two hours. a second spacewalk is scheduled for monday. it is 10 minutes after the hour, younger and more violent come of the ms 13 gang's new threat meant to beef up bloodshed in the us. >> a live look at the capital building, the lights are back on but

writer comedienne ally breen. "national review" reporter kat timpf. a satellite dish is his dinner plate, former bodyguard and my massive side kick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] >> pete, quite a week, huh? >> just a little bit. >> what's your take on all this? >> my take is your final take, everyone needs to calm down. calm down. no this president ran on something, he's negotiating it, he used salty language? greg: yes. >> i know what i said walking on patrol in iraq about the neighborhoods i was walking in. it wasn't wow, this is a wonderful place. it was wow, this is a -- you know. greg: yes. >> you can differentiate the people coming from the places, from places that are not doing as well as america, you might say. we did have a candidate in the general election that called those who voted for the president deplorable. is that acceptable? you're deplorable. you're deplorable. >> [booing] >> the left likes to point to americans they don't like, and the president points out a visa lottery system, a lottery system is grabbing from countries that may n

more incoming fire than any human i >> shannon: coverage of the coverage shutdown, this is shannon breenreached midnight, it is official. there has been a lapse in government funding. the united states senate has not been able to finish the job before the midnight deadline. now the very functions of the government that we've been talking about will slowly start to phase out and shut down in many agencies across the country. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activ

. >> shannon: coverage of the coverage shutdown, this is shannon breen, we have reached midnight, it is official. there has been a lapse in government funding. the united states senate has not been able to finish the job before the midnight deadline. now the very functions of the government that we've been talking about will slowly start to phase out and shut down in many agencies across the country. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activity on the senate floor where conversation continueded trying to come up with some alternative plan to keep the government lights on for an extended period of time. some republicans floated the alternative, three-week funding extension on allow time for no, on a budget agreement. and the status of those young people got illegally by their parents. also avoid more of a government shutdown, government funding drama before president trump gives his first state of the union adroes

let me bring in kieran breen from brain tumour research. the rover 100 different types of brain tumour. we heard from chandos about the tumour he has, and tessa jowell's is different. you have slow—growing and fast—growing tumours which have different genetic components. you can't use the same treatment for both. they are both brain tumours, but they are actually very different. a huge challenge for developing treatments and executing them. some can be treated with surgery, others can't. some tumours can be treated with specific drugs that others won't respond to. this isa that others won't respond to. this is a key challenge to us, and we really need to start at the very beginning and understand the differences between a brain tumour and a normal brain cell. our brains are such complex organs. each of the different types of brain cells can potentially become a tumour. even if you have two exactly the same brain cells that become tumours, depending on the pathway they take, it needs different therapies. one thing that researchers are doing

support for the s&p 500 is 4% to 5% below so we have to assume that down side risk. >> we had lou breen at the s&p and 3,047 he says that's the next fibonacci level. >> i can get to a target beyond the near term of about 2900 in my work. the problem with is s&p 500 is it's just been straight up so we have to look at other indices. the russell 2000 can get 5% or 6% higher. >> don't you have a super bullish super cycle s&p target for the next couple years? >> i've heard a few of those late. >> i where are they? >> it's not my game, frankly. >> come on, pick a number. >> just throw out a round number, right? it's all the round numbers. >> health care is your top pick? >> for now it is that's a near to intermediate term view and i say that because of its relatively oversold conditions so health care has underperformed in recent months and now on an absolute basis you're getting breakouts so they look compelling when you consider it will be fang stocks that drive a pullback because those are the source. >> can you give us a range on oil high and low >> 70 is an intermediate term target we co

. >> shannon: coverage of the coverage shutdown, this is shannon breen, we have reached midnight, it is official. there has been a lapse in government funding. the united states senate has not been able to finish the job before the midnight deadline. now the very functions of the government that we've been talking about will slowly start to phase out and shut down in many agencies across the country. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activity on the senate floor