you understand you have the 400 california street location and you will have to reapply for the 250. >> the meeting is now adjourned. . b) authorizing, pursuant to the agreement, a third amendment to the memorandum of understanding with the city and county of san francisco, acting through its department of public works to increase funding in an additional amount not to exceed $17,966,556 for an aggregate total not to exceed $19,079,347 for the transbay folsom street improvement project that is within the scope of the transit center district plan project approved under the final environmental impact report transit center district plan and transit tower ("feir"), a program eir, and is adequately described in the feir and its addendum for purposes of the california environmental quality act transbay redevelopment project area (discussion and action) (resolution no. 28-2018) >> this item before you today is approval of extension and increase i and project with cmg and we engaged them since 2011 -- in addition public works has been engaged to do construction management oversight on the pr

he pulled up the date as well, i noticed that only a couple are on the same wednesday of 400 california street. i think it is good on wednesday as well as -- intersecting lines i think we have that reserved and solved out same with 400 california street. i don't think there is any argue. about that right there. >> so what is your proposal that you two sort of work it out and share the space? >> correct. i spoke with evan before he went to the initial hearing that we should figure this out and work together and that way we can both operate the same days, tuesdays and thursdays on 332 pine street. >> is that as a tract calmatter practical given the parking constraints? >> right. i definitely think it's something that we can fix and work on and join forces together on. >> you know i'm making a difference between being wishful and practical. as a practical matter with this parking structure, is that something that's practical or something that you would like to have happen? >> i would say both. >> to follow up, so there is enough for one truck and they are going to say it's okay evan, i'm beginnin

you understand you have the 400 california street location and you will have to reapply for the 250. >> the meeting is now adjourned. >> the meeting is now adjourned. . - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employee

the push carton the located on the north side of market street and 35 feet west of the intersection of california and drumm operating mondays, wednesdays and fridays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the other is 979 market street on the is the side of market street. 80 feet north of the north of intersection of sixth street. 6 and market street. operating monday, tuesday and thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and the location is 1169 market street push cart located on the south side of market street six feet northeast of the bart underground entrance operating wednesdays, fridays and saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this location, however, has been conditioned and will not be able to be renewed following march 2020 until the fronting development is completed. on september 11, 2017, public works proceeded with the 20-day public notification per section 184.88 of the public works code. during the notification period, public works received five public comments per section, 184.88 at at public work code. the public hearing was scheduled and scheduled and held on november 22nd, 2017. there were fou

they can take the cable car to work and enjoy the great view that you see as you go over on california street. i think the housing is good. i think that adding more people to enjoy the city is a good. i think that this is being done in a way that is actually in line with the existing character of the neighborhood, even if it is technically noncompliant. and so for these reasons, i would request that you support the provincial -- project sponsor's request. >> clerk: okay. this is not rebuttal because we actually had a full hearing. >> actualcommissioners? >> actually, i have a question for the project sponsor. understanding, this is just for the findings. in the brief, it mentioned that you had alternative drawings or ideas for that top level, but yet they were not provided in our brief. do you have something to present that you can put on the overhead or orally? >> todd mavis. at this time, we do not. it might be presumptuous to bring drawings to this particular hearing unless we get a little bit more of a sense to the board's reaction to our request that we adopt alternative findings or gran

cab pulled by a horse, by the way, with william and they went up market street towards the headquarters to the bank of california which is at the corner of montgomery street and california street, maggie would have been trying to contain triumph because the bank of california failed two days before and had spent much of the last 7 or 8 years in direct conflict with the bank of california and william sharon, the guy who picked him up in the cab was his arch enemy. what had happened a fellow william rouston, william through a series of grotesque financial errors and mismanagements had steered the bank of california from the strongest possible financial position into a dark deep hole and had left it millions of dollars in debt and he had been writing cash tags from his own account to -- removing coin from the bank of california vaults, remember gold and silver were monetized so only gold and silver counted. he had been writing cash tags and taking out gold to finance his own adventures and allowing the bank's auditors to cash bank's reserves but when crash came down, the cash tags carried exact value of pieces of p

. >> reporter: our story begins where the cable cars climb, at mason and california streets on hill.ontinent cal mark hopkins. one of the most prestigious hotels in the world. 300 feet up, no matter where you look, the view is breathtaking. 70 years ago, this was the highest point in downtown san francisco. why don't you come on inside. we'll go back and take a look at 1948. it all started right here. this is where it began in this great old hotel attic. kpix threw a switch, and we went on the air live. and in black and white. the date, december 22nd, 1948. on the roof, kpix installed the bay area's first tv broadcast antenna. in the attic, master control, where engineers kept a close eye on transmissions. >> to make sure that it has the proper quality, and so that the viewers will enjoy the best possible picture. >> reporter: on the ground floor, the studios hummed with talent. the station gained a reputation for tackling ambitious live remotes. >> doing a television remote was a big affair regardless of who was in front of the camera. >> reporter: ten days after our first broadcast

market street towards the headquarters of the bank of calf which was at montgomery street and california street. maggie would have been trying to contain an arab triumph because the bank had failed a few days before and he had spent much of the last seven or eight years in direct conflict with the bank of california and william sharon, the guy who come and picked him up in the cab was his arch enemy. what had happened was a fellow named william roulston, roulston avenue that is named for him, william roulston through a series of financial errors had steered the bank of california from the strongest possible financial system into a dark, deep hole. and had left it millions of dollars in debt. and he had been writing hash tags from his own account. he had been removing coin from the bank of california vault. remember gold and silver were monetized in these days. so only gold and silver counted. he had been writing cash tags and taking out gold to finance his own adventures and allowing the bank's auditors to count these cash tags as part of the bank's reserves. but when this mountain came crashin

two apartments on california street were damaged and a dog that had been in one of the apartments died. no people were hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> coming up, three people from the bay area are in jail after a smash and grab robbery at an apple store in the los angeles area. a look at how they could be connected to other similar robberies. >>> erasing convictions for marijuana related crimes. we will take a look at a proposal that is a step closer now to reality. >>> we can see it is going to be a decent commute on 24. it is getting a little slower on the way to the tunnel. >>> fog and plenty of it. temperatures staying cool, below seasonal averages. we will see what is in store over the next few days. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> investigators are releasing additional details about a man who killed

california. >> reporter: streets are quiet and deserted in fire ravaged neighborhoods. some evacuees have been allowed back home, but mainly in places the fire never reached. >> the areas that have not been allowed in, what needs to happen? >> they need to decide it is safe for them. we need to make sure that the utilities have been taken care of, that any hazards have been cleared from the area. >> reporter: throughout redding california people have posted signs thinking fire crews. more than 3000 firefighters from more than one dozen states continue to battle the monster blaze that has charred an area larger than the city of denver. the fire is now heading away from heavily populated towns. >> it is turning -- burning in rural areas. so, the firefight is very real. >> with many people evacuated here in redding california, police are beefing up patrols. at least five have been arrested for looting and illegally entering evacuated areas. >> reporter: at least 17 wildfires are burning across california, authorities are bringing in new resources daily to help battle the f

two apartments on california street were damaged. no people were hurt. the cause of the fire is being investigated. >>> time is 7:14. and governor brown likely to sign a bill into law that overhauls the california bail system. it will eliminate the current bail system that allows defendants to be released if they have the money to post mail. instead, it calls for the release of most suspects arrested for nonviolence misdemeanors within 12 hours of booking. those accused of serious, violencelent felonies would not be eligible to be released. -- violent felonies would not be eligible to be released. >>> prosecutors said eraces thousands of marijuana convicts is waiting for the governor's signature. it eliminated pot crimes and called for reducing pot convictions dating back to 1975. but the proposition gave no guidance on how to do it. the bill that passed yesterday require the state department of justice to identify eligible cases by july of next year. the prosecutors would have a year to decide which cases they want to challenge. >>> a bill to return som

california. >>> good morning. wall street poised for more high. global trade fears are easing. reports on home sales and the dow rising 14 and nasdaq ending 12 points. >>> instagram is blowing out new safeguards. accounts with large numbers of followers are allowed to request a new check mart to show their account is official. it is unclear how many are required to qualify. some are eligible including public figures, celebrities and global brands. it will let users seize more about this account feature. back to you. >>> i want to talk about amazon reportedly working on a new video back to you. >> you can keep going. >> thanks a lot. good to see you. >>> burritos and gauc. customers will get free delivery on any order of $10 or more far limited time. delivery options will be made available through chipotle's app. >>> all right. coming up we have more for you on today in the bay. how are we looking today? .clo cover has been current temperatures are in the 50s. we have 60s on the map. when is the sun going area? i'll break that out for you coming up. >> we show you the freeway ni

as the bus sign predicted, i was going to catch the 43 at presidio and california to go to geary street in order for it to circumvent this. and suddenly, a 1 california swoops by, and i waited close to 50 minutes, after all. now this is really disgusting. you are not keeping on your routes, you are not fulfilling your obligations. and we can have all these wonderful projects like vanness avenue and all these other places, but if the buses don't run on time, if they don't break -- if they breakdown, if they're late -- [bell ringing]. >> -- or they're missing, what's the sense of it all? and basically, you're missing the main threat of concern. basically, m.t.a. has not addressed the basic need of buses running on time and keeping their schedules. it's a question of internal operations. and i hope the response of this board simply isn't muni forward. >> thank you, mr. weiner. next speaker, please. >> i have some materials to be distributed -- >> please leave them there. they will make sure that they get them after the meeting. >> good afternoon. my name is claire beckett. on behalf of bri

they came up working the fields of california soon to patrol the streets of san jose. do you think you can make a difference? >> i think i can, yes. applying myself. i think i can be of assistance to the community. >> reporter: whose idea was it first? >> i would say it was my brothers. >> reporter: he was not sure he wanted to be a police officer and was exploring other options. they both attended college and graduated from fresno state. what was it like growing up with this guy? >> very competitive. my dad wanted us always to compete. it was good because it pushed us. >> reporter: luis had already decided on law enforcement. last week they both graduated from the academy. their parents, immigrants from mexico, proudly pinned two badges on that they. >> my parents worried, they know this job can come with a price. >> reporter: to come from a family of five boys and there is a younger brother and yes, he also wants to become a san jose police officer. he is not just finishing up his academy. >> we are basically making it a family business. >>> yesterday was 12 degrees

street. as if life in california isn't difficult enough already, with the highest cost of living, the highest, homeless all over the street, now we will let a bunch of people out on the street, and of course, shannon, this was all about replacing the private bail bonds business with government workers. because god knows, we need more government workers in california. >> shannon: what do you make of the claims that this has been an issue of racial disparity and it's really been an economic issue? poor people who don't have the funds can't bond themselves and get stuck behind bars and it shouldn't be about economics, whether you are free or not. >> let's face it, there has not been an epidemic of wealthy people committing a whole bunch of crimes in the state. people commit crimes, and they are a danger to the public, they shouldn't be out on the street. the bond system is intended to make sure that if they do get out of jail and they are out on the street, that they don't be made to come back and because they are -- their parents house will be put up another assets will be put up. i think this

. >> i would be walking down the street and i would get mugged if that's the type of people that went into there. >> the california license plate is 5 xrs 835. there were no weapons used and no customers injured. the estimated loss is $30,000. >>> police in oakland are stepping up patrols after four homicides in 48 hours. the killings have the homicide rate running ahead of the past two years. >> memorials across the street from one another. two homicide victims. >> oakland police say the most recent was monday afternoon. in this area in 72nd and international avenue. thomas was in his chair when he was shot. >> a pretty nice young man. got caught up in the streets. >> just across the street police say a man and a woman were shot sunday night. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the female is expected to survive. the homicide may be related and drugs possibly played factor. >> this is not going unnoticed. we're responding. i'm here as a part of that response. >> members of the command staff walked along the area where the two most recent homicides occurred. >> i want to know who did it. i want justice. >> oa

california. >>> here are today's top business headlines. wall street to open higher. stocks fell yesterday on worries about u.s. and china trade. today we are watching for a report on durable goods and feds as will be paying chairman speaks at the annual conference amid expectations they will raise in december. the dow fell 76 points to 25656. >>> lyft is doing its part to get out to vote offering discounted rides. riders can enter location based to the lyft app to access. lyft will offer free rides to people under served communities. those will be provided through nonprofit groups >>> proctor and gamble wants to trademark the letters that you use in your texting like lol or wtf, fml, we can't say it on the air for nbd for use on soap and cleaning products. this has me rofl. board member blasted the company for failure to capture the millennial market. nothing says buy me like lol. >> 4:42 right now. coming up next, look at that forecast. a little cooler this morning. >> we'll be cooler today. we start out this morning. it will be cloudy and we'll see temperatures hea

. >> janet jackson grew up down the street from aretha, in encino, california.poke to iheart radio about the queen of soul's legacy. meanwhile, aretha's iconic hit "respect," shot to the top of itunes after her passing. her music also spiked on spotify. and her album, 30 greatest hits, re-entered billboards' album charts, making it to number seven. her highest position on the charts in seven years. she also knew how to make us laugh. this cla "murphy brown." >> i wanted to ask you about aretha. her music was such a theme throughout the show. just thoughts. >> we flew to new york to film the segment because aretha didn't fly. i had to sit on the piano bench. >> "e.t." was there, behind the scenes, in 1991 for that historic duet. >> it's not her favorite moment to sit next to me shrieking. it was one of the great moments for all of us. >> you deserve those emmys, every one of them you got. but don't show up at the grammys. >> i'm sure we'll see some kind of aretha tribute on "murphy brown." >>> moving to news of the marrying kind, nick jonas and priyanka chopra ma

answering e-mails on time and answering their calls, i'm accessible, they don't know if i'm in california or down the streetcode, a tech company in manhattan that lets employees work remotely every friday during the summer. it's given her the chance to take work-cation, a popular trend among millennials, allowing employees to travel and work remotely from anywhere. for some that means never getting out of bed. fuller hits the road for new adventures to spend more time with friends and family. >> she's ventured to austin, nashville and home to southern california several times. >> we love it. she's super disciplined too. she's home but i have to let her be during work hours. >> having her around is wonderful. she's 3,000 miles away. >> a whopping 52% of americans fail to take all their vacation days last year. even when we do get away, 68% of workers check e-mail on vacation and 43% work remotely. so-called work-cations on the rise at tech startups and financing. travel companies cashing in too. wfh or work from hawaii. our lauren -- luring people to log in from paradise. >> a flexible work environment is th

a new study shows us how bad streets really are across california. (pam) plus: amazing will power shown by a missing hiker. how he stayed alive by eating the bees which were stinging him. (ken)and next... pennisula residents are pleading to save two trees that are more than 100 years old. the latest coming up in a story that is all new at ten. get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for the latest styles and trends... at prices that make them even cuter... ...get to the ross shoe event. yes for less. ...which means you can saynally hyes... ...to the shoes your family wants. find top brands at big savings... ...for men, women, boys and girls all for a whole lot less... ...at the ross shoe event. yes for less. (pam) bad roads and increased congestion everywhere .. have unfortunately become a way of life in california, especially here in the bay area. and a new study finds.. these issues are costing drivers thousands of dollars each year. kron 4's dan kerman explains just how

at apple headquarters in cupertino, california 11:00 on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> goodednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley". john ford is off this week dow is up 45 s&p six and two-thirds apple inching closer to a $1 trillion market value after posting a big beat and iphone selling prices of $724 we have some highlights from the conversation of the ceo. >> reporter: the big story, average sales price of those phones surging to a much stronger than expected $724 due to the popularity of its high end models tim cook telling me in an interview if you look at the iphone that most recently launched the 10, the 8 and 8 plus grew very, very nicely in the quarter, we also took inventories down on iphone by 3.5 million units. the underlying demand is stronger than the knits implied. i talked to cook about china where he said the 10 was the most popular smartphone in urban china. on the call cook addressed trade tensions with china and other nations making it clear he thinks tariffs are a bad idea. >> our view on tariffs are they show up as a tax on the consumer, and wind up

know further north in hollywood summer has set up a camp on a side street the thirty three year old left utah to try her luck in california. now all she owns is a bicycle in a few other things she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. things that are old cool. time talk to. a lot of people are you know. a lot of people with long term drug users and. you know they're great people and i think we really learned a lot from the movie school. and. it's not it's not the safest. summer was able to get by for a while with a waitressing job but when she lost it she had to move out of her apartment that's not an uncommon situation for many here l.a. is expensive an average seventy square meter apartment in hollywood costs over two thousand dollars a month. rising rents are actually making the city more attractive says brian phobe. the businessman leases offices and apartments in hollywood. he's seen more and more entertainment companies move into the area in recent years . but also complains that the homeless make his customers nervous. they don't feel comfortable going out on the street to do their business or go out

street. right now they only exist in parts of europe, australia and canada. >>> california counters the effects of climate change. 100% of the electricity to come from carbon free sources. enacting new regulations. >>> our teacher shouldn't say that. >> actions. racism against a teacher. how students took action. >>> we have clearing, fog most of the day with below average temperatures. tomorrow is similar. >>> chipping in to save school ports -- sports. the quarter million dollars made to the oakland public schools. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. on. call or go online today. call or go on line today. . >>> raiders are donating two $5,000 to save high school sports programs. last week the district announced it would have to eliminate half of the programs. now

california. >>> coming up, rising risks. how extreme weather is putting historic main street under water. ♪ ♪ >>> a quick lookt what to watcheral reserve is concludingy its two-day pol meeting and issuing policy. automakers report sales for the month of july and ahead of the government jobs report on friday, adp will release its private payrolls report for ly, as well and that's what we'll be watching for on wednesday. the northern california wildfires are leaving a trail of destruction. more than 100,000 acres have burned at thisoi. firefighters are making progress, but already livesos he been and homes and businesses have been destroyed. it's early, but wall street is already starting tohe analyze impact. according to keith bruyette and woods, reinsurers will bear the majority of the losses incurred so far. >> horrific scenes from the deadly flash flood in small town america memorial day weekend drew national attention, but now there cameras there gone and locals have to figure out what to do next. the problem is the rivers. combination of climate change and too much real estateas development turned water from an asset to

at tesla headquarters in palo alto, california 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley. i am jon fortt, with me, morgan brennan, david faber joining us, kara swisher a lot to get to this morning we begin with looking at tesla shares off the lows of the session, jpmorgan cutting price target on the stock to 195 from 308 where it had raised the target, following musk's funding secured tweet earlier this month. the firm saying it is reverting to valuing tesla shares on fundamentals alone, giving that to take the company private, funding appears not to have been secured. all of this in the context of debate on short termism, fueled by the president's tweet friday to consider only requiring companies disclose earnings every six months musk looking for disclosure maybe never, at least public disclosure to investors, depending how it is structured who knows. kara, is tesla exhibit a why some in silicon valley may favor reporting less often >> no, no. i think he's just -- doesn't have control of his twitter.

at disney headquarters in burbank, california 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i am carl quintanilla with jon fortt, morgan brennan. and editor and chief of the verge, along with business, insider ceo henry blodgett good to have you both. a lot to get to today. as you heard a few moments ago, a potential new competitor for netflix, hulu. once again, hi, julia. >> hi again, carl. jeffrey ca jeffrey katzenberg raising money for a new platform they call new tv which they plan to launch toward the end of next year. they haven't announced how much they'll charge for this subscription service but katzenberg telling me the focus on high quality, professionally generated content that's short form and designed to be watched on your mobile phone and not the television set is a new niche. >> i think what we are building both in terms of what meg is designing in terms of the platform itself and to make this a mobile first product, that is not the case for any of the people that you just named,

california. why tomorrow could be a very fateful day. also -- >> we have a real crisis on our streetsho are homeless and literally dying. >> a new approach to address a crisis facing california's cities passes a major hurdle. does it infringe on civil rights? that's coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> but finally here, boy did a group of whale watchers off monterey bay get their money's worth yesterday. >> five killer whales put on a spectacular display. they swam up to the boat and took turns for peeking over the surface. >> on yesterday's outing watchers also spotted humpback whales and dolphins. that was worth the price of admission. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm dion lim. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in half an hour. te come on. te the horror on the highway. the deadly collision. a greyhound bus nearly split into two. a big rig flipping off the highway. firefighters desperately trying to reach survivors. multiple fatalities reported as millions are set to hit the road for the holiday weekend. >>> also breaking tonight, the massive explos

i lived in california for almost two decades. when you live next to the street the sounds of the street, the garbage trucks and the people yelling and all that stuff become your dream features. there are these wonderful dream dinosaur crazy things that only come back to me when i'm sleeping in new york and is a garbage truck outside. just like old friends in my psyche. anyway, we are going to start with a welcome music piece. then i'm going to do question and in between questions below to pieces and then the conclusion piece of music after the questions. sound reasonable? [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> okay, so i don't know if we can cut the instrument microphone. these are all musicians from the amazing brooklyn orchestra, the knights. right? [applause] one of my favorite ensembles on the planet. sean conway. [applause] he explained the mainframe over there. [laughter] michael khorasan l., percussion. [applause] and eric jacobson on the minicomputer. [applause] what is actually a cello meant once upon a time. i'm going to ask my

in california, 11:00 a.m. on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning we begin this morning with what's been a wild week for tesla. the "new york times" interview with elon musk getting a lot of buzz as he admits the past year has been the most difficult of his career shares are taking a hit, this is on pace for the worst day since march for tesla, as musk and board members of tesla prepare to meet with the sec joining us this morning, one of the authors of the piece at the times, kay kelly good to see you. >> good morning to you, carl, thank you. >> a lot of color about musk's state of mind which we can talk about in a second. in terms of actionable news, efforts to find a number two appear to be under way, then this idea that he doesn't see a need to relinquish the chairman or ceo title what do you think it means >> i think the disclosure that at one point they approached cheryl sandberg about that possibility, obviously it didn't work out, she's still very much at facebook was having shows you the serio

development inc doing business as executive order located at 868 mission street will serve the public convenience and to request that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of this license and item 40 verified that cbtw inc doing business located at 34-14 has completed pre application requirements for the issuance of a new non transferable type 87 neighborhood restricted general liquor license. >> thank you, very much. seeing there are no names, colleagues can we take these items. same house same call? without objection of the items pass unanimously. >> item 41 is an ordinance to require disclosure of candidate and third party spending in retirement board, health service board and retiree healthcare trust fund board elections to set filing fees, the late filing piece and penalties for violations and specify the ethnic commission will enforce the requirements. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you, very much. >> item 41. >> i want to just start off by saying thank you for hearing this item. for the retirement board and the retiree healthcare trust all into one selection. these three bo

and then, certainly, some of the claims that nelson california ce n,er oon the streets proclaiming themselves before the results were in. that heightens tensions. >> do you think the is fair and esident is the president? >> what the count and the inteneational communits to encourage is statesman-like behavior both on the part of thd prt,en the part of those who challenged him and on the part of the melection csion to be transparent, to put everything out there and let people decide in a calm, tranquil manner. that's the key for legitimacy, and without thagit macy, without that, we've got dark days ahead. >> what is your sense of, in the u.s. during elections, we talk about a mandate, does th president haa mandate? does it matter if he does or esn't,? and what would that mandate be for zimbabwe >> well, i think the president needs a mandate to carry out the opening hopefully in a new chapter in zimbabwe's life in almost four decades without robert mugabe. on the other hand, one could argue zanu pf has a legislative rty. >> this is the party. , has a legislativeandate. overall, more than two-th

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