same house and call as question on a items. there was a rementdation on the budget committee-there was a recommendation on this item for the budget analyst and wondering the rational for why it wasn't considered by the budget committee? it looks like it wasn't made. it is item 24. it is the dredging and harbor reconstruction. i believe there was a request that any work over a certain amount of money comes back to the board of supervisors for considerationation. it was including? >> the budget analyst recommended amendment over 500 thousand dollars coming batook the board and believe the budget committee did adopt the amendment. it isn't reflected thichb resolution just because of the way-it isn't reflected in a special font of the resolution because of the way resolutions are drafted. we can drubl check to make sure that amendment made it in here >> can we take this item same house and call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. item 24 >> item 25 is the resolution approvering the [inaudible] official stateme

and can we do that same house same call. >> same house same call. mr. clerk, item number 7. >> item 7, introduction of new items this is an information item. >> do any of our commissioners have any comments? or introduction of new items? >> seeing none, we will take public comment on this item. seeing, no public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, could you please call the next item. >> item 8, public comment. >> at this time we are open for general public comment. >> seeing no general public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, next item, 9, adjournment. >> before we return i would like to recognize sfgtv for recording this meeting and transcribing them to make them available for the public, seeing no further items, the meeting is now adjourned. >> it has been amazing. the people have been so gracious and so supportive of what we're doing. the energy here is fantastic with so many couples getting married. it's just been an absolutely fantastic experience so wonderful. >> by the power vested in me, i declare you spouses for li

but you feared making the 911 call because the 911 call call would be made public?er die literally die than just simply die of an embarrassment that will follow you for the rest of your life? is oo when we play the tape doesn't that encourage people not to call 911? >> the trouble for me i am all in favor of transparency this is a very embarrassing circumstance. isn't it his mistake? you call animal control when something like this happens? you don't call 91 # 1. >> you don't know that, do you? >> first of all he was smart enough to put on an accent. >> sorry about that. >> that's the first step. but i tend to agree with camille. i am like i am in favor of these things coming out in public records. seems like 911 calls get priority over every other request ever made. >> for me i don't understand it. guys, would you call, be honest with me, would you call 911 if you had accidentally locked yourself in an empty closet and you were naked? you know you are a contributor you are on tv. what would you do? >> would you starve to death? >> that's my closet. >> let me out. >

calls. i do believe that program has been highly effective from reducing calls from legitimate telemarkets but several years ago the landscape started to shift in a very troubling way. robo-calls were on the rise. in 2009 the ftc regained 60,000 complaints about robo-calls each month. currently we get approximately 150,000 complaints each month. a dramatic increase. so what happened? major technology changes in telecommunications services have led to lower costs and improved services for consumers, that is good news. but unfortunate fraudsters have taken advantage of the lower costs which brought faster and cheaper automatic callers and have further exploited spoofing which enables the scammer to hide its identity and location in the world. in short they have taken advantage of this cheap model and used it to blast literally tens of millions of illegal robo-calls over the cost of less than one cent her -- per call. coupled with the legal privacy invasion we see that the robo callers pitch go

another indication of workload is priority calls for service so here we just selected a and b call tell us which are the general emergency response calls for arret or someone during the day calls 911 so here we fall in the middle of the range of a and b calls per sworn officers what that would mean is each officer is responsible for fewer emergency priority a and b calls than in other cities what this doesn't take into account is not all sworn officers are responsible for responding to these calls if you would like more detail the police chief can speak to that. finally in our survey we can asked for the racial make up of police department staff what looks like a complicated slide is easy to understand. anything above the middle line means that rational category starting in white on the left hand side there are more officers than are white than the population you can see for a police departments this is characteristics the second is latino san francisco is the only department in our survey that had slightly more hispanic officers than our population the third is asian or pacific islande

you're buying the july 09 calls for 360, selling the july 100 calls at 60 cents. between 93 and 100 you can make up to $7 and you're risks that three. and to me you want to define your risk around this $90 level because that's a big gap level from the earnings and you don't want to see it go back if you're wrong. >> there's no question given how these stocks are behaving that you would not want to reach out and go out and buy the stock right here. but i would make one point abo baba. this thing, just to get a sense of how cheap it is, amazon managed to double their revenues from 2009 to 2011 and again since. guess what? their revenues in 2017 are forecast to be the same but analysts expectation for revenue growth are substantially lower than amazon experienced and i don't understand that. i expect that it will be as good or better. you have a faster-growing economy, the secular tail winds are with them. this really is a both story but i would only use option dpshs. >> they don't handle inventory. there's a key difference between baba and amazon business model. not

resident be debbie dill spotted the accused mass killer and call called 911. >> they got him.y else got hurt. >> as local, state and federal law enforcement officers investigate this possible hate crime, the roommate of the suspect said he had been planning this for months. he wanted to start a civil war. but i can tell you guys we've only seen unity from a grieving community. reporting live here in charleston south carolina. >> sorry to interrupt you there. that is quite a blessing to hear this entire community has united innish situation. it appears in the next few hours, he will be going to court. what happens next for roof? >> manufacture what happens next is he will face a judge and he'll hear the charges against him. right now he's only been charged with one count of murder but expected to be charged with eight more counts and other charges after this horrific tragedy here inside this church. then it will go through the trial face. there will be more motions. we don't know if he has an attorney just yet. we don't know if he'll be assigned by public defender but more answ

madam clerk, call the next item. (applause). >> item 35 is an ordinance to order the summary vacation of a sewer easement and authorizing sale for 16,000 for the prompt at crown terrace. >> item 36 is a resolution to declare the intention of the board of supervisors to establish a property based business improvement district to be known as the dog patch in northwest potrero hill approving the management district plan, the engineer's report, the notice, the proceedings, the assessment and the required findings and setting a time and place for the public hearing as july 28 at 3:00 pm here in this legislative chamber, room 250. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. this is also an exciting piece of legislation. so what you have before you is a resolution of intent to form the city's first ever green benefit district in dog patch in northwest potrero hill and a few years ago i started, began this conversation in working with groups of dedicated neighbors and property owners on creative solutions to fund open space

>> i believe it's been phone calls. poen calls into the police department. >> reporter: in the hours before they explain he was highly emotional. he had just come from two suicide emergencies including one where he consoled a black mother whose husband killed himself. they also say he detained a young white female, but you didn't see it the video. >>> for the first time the dramatic 911 call from wimberly texas. they were staying in a vacation home the father somehow escaping. the chilling plea for help. here's ginger zee. >> seven of us are trapped in the attic. water is rising. i'm afraid we are now trapped in the attic. >> reporter: as formidable scenes like this were playing out along the blanco river in the middle of the night, emergency responders were fielding a flurry of desperate 911 calls. >> do you need police, fire or ems? >> hi, we are, i'm not sure where we are located. we're on the blanco river over in wimberley and the water is up to the second story of the house. >> reporter: the voice on that call, lau

we introduced together the robo call and call spoofing enforcement act. this bill would give the fcc more authority to go after non-licensed robo call violators and increasing penalties on them. one other concerns we've heard from our law enforcement agencies is their inability to get at spammers who spoof calls from overseas. this be would allow for the fcc to enforce spoofing laws against overseas callers who direct their activities to those living in the united states. additionally the bill would grant the fcc explicit authority to regulate third party spoofing services. we have to stay on top of this issue because spammers, spoofers and robo callers will continue to use whatever tools are available to them to defraud american consumers and america's seniors. we must give them the flexibility to fight these fraudsters. the complaints are only increasing. in the last five years alone the ftc reports monthly complaints about illegal robo calls have doubled. and in missouri as we will hear from attorney general danderant, the top complaint of residents is

wait, the house has -- oh, same house, same call. without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. . >> item 28 is a resolution to approve and authorize the execution of a host site agreement with pga tournament corporation for the use of tpc harding park golf course for the 2020pga championship for a site fee of 2 million. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call. without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 30, resolution to approve an extension agreement between the public utilities commission and the turlock district to extend the term of the sales agreement to june 30, 2016. >> same house, same call. without objection this resolution is passed unanimously. >> (inaudible) proceeds of future bonded indebtedness authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee to permit the issuance of a revenue bond in an aggregate amount not to exceed $30,024,000 for walker drive. >> m

and can we do that same house same call. >> same house same call. mr. clerk, item number 7. >> item 7, introduction of new items this is an information item. >> do any of our commissioners have any comments? or introduction of new items? >> seeing none, we will take public comment on this item. seeing, no public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, could you please call the next item. >> item 8, public comment. >> at this time we are open for general public comment. >> seeing no general public comment, public comment is now closed. item, 9, adjournment. >> before we return i would like to recognize sfgtv for recording this meeting and transcribing them to make them available for the public, seeing no further items, the meeting is now adjourned. week. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of play rec and park has a place win the high sincerely the place to remove user from the upper life and transform into one of mother nachdz place go into the rec and park camp ma

[applause]. >> ( calling speaker names ). those are the last three speakers. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon [inaudible] and i think that we should have a rule to where we don't play games with taxicab drivers because all of us are supposed to be a taxicab driver and [inaudible] where the location was at and they was trying to deny the fact that i was going to be a taxicab driver and [inaudible] education and you're allowed at 6 o and i have a license from pennsylvania saying you could be a driver, so i'm going to show that to them and makes sure this gets processed they have different bus routes that need to be changed to where the [inaudible] wouldn't be so busy in part of the areas and i think that's where the problems are and having so much construction going on with that with muni and to make some other levels and bart trains to where it would be easier on a lot of our traffic situations, and i had built some houses back in 2006 and i was wondering whao*i what happened to those houses that i turned in. i never did g

phone calls? the nature of it? >> i believe it's been phone calls. department regarding him. he has tried to remove any ability to contact him directly. >> some people are viewing this as a racially intent act on his part. >> i think he became aware immediately, the minute that it was reported by the media and interviews were being done. i think he knew immediately that that was an issue. according to the city of mckinney, i believe he does keep his pension and benefits yes. >> can you tell us whether he is aware of if the police department is getting angry and racial calls. are there people on his behalf calling the police department? >> i have no information or no way to confirm that. >> i cannot speak on behalf of the police department at all, ma'am. >> have you heard reports? that's what i've heard, that they're getting angry phone calls of a racist nature of people saying that they're not reporting -- >> ma'am and sir, i cannot confirm or deny any of those accusations. i can't speak on behalf of the mckinney police department. >> is there an inv

for calling. of your governor running for president? >> caller: yes, i think it's been a disaster, from here, when he entered office in 2008 you know he had a $1.2 billion budget surplus and this past session, you know, he had to deal with a $1.6 billion budget deficit primarily because he chose to balance the budget using one-time money which was equivalent to paying your house note with a credit card, and then he tried to push forward he actually did, you know, with a sort of scheme that called for raising taxes, but the scheme called for putting a tax credit to be more palatable to grover norquist and the afc. it's a disaster. he'll do anything to get elected president. he was for the affordable care act before it was affordable care act. when the democrats passed it he became against it. he was for common core, you know, before democrats were for it. now that they're for it he's against this. this guy cannot be trusted. he will say and do anything to get elected, and our state is worse off now

may i ask who's calling? >> in december of 1994, joanne katrinak told friends about a disturbing telephone call she received from someone she had never met. >> stop calling here! >> three days later, joanne katrinak and her 4-month-old son, alex, disappeared without a trace. telephone records could not identify the caller but investigators suspected that the incident might hold the key to their disappearance. >>> joanne katrinak was a strikingly attractive young woman, a good student and an outstanding athlete who had hoped to pursue a career in the fashion and beauty industry. >> she was very concerned about her appearance. she was very, very pretty. and, i mean, she made sure every hair was in place before she even took the garbage out. she was a very loving child. >> joanne was known to family and friends for her upbeat personality and optimism, qualities that were tested when her first marriage ended in a painful divorce. in 1992, she met andrew katranik, a 38-year-old building contractor 14 years her sen

did you call him? did he call you? and if you called him, how did you get that number?ially he called 911. and left a long rant on our 911 tapes. and from that 911 call we got a phone number. because we can get the numbers that's calling in to 911. and then our negotiators called that number and that began our negotiations at the scene in hutchins. >> reporter: can you identify him by that number? >> no. we're going to have to get i.d. on his person fingerprint, at this point. yes, sir. >> reporter: was there a threat to the pd or -- >> yes. the rant was about what we mentioned in the first briefing. first of all, that we had police that caused him to lose custody of his child. secondly we accused him of being a terrorist and that he as a result was going to blow us up. and that was the extent of the threat. there was no mention of the gunshots toward the police facility or the attempt at killing an officer who had pulled up in front of him ramming the car during that rant. but that had already happened when he called 911. so again, he was just rambling quite a bit. you

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she called her husband first and then she called 911.ou tell us, kenneth, about his court appearance later today? >> reporter: well he will stand in front of a judge to hear the charges against him, a formal arraignment. and then he'll hear if there are any other related charges. we understand right now there's only one count of murder but we do expect obviously, that there will be eight more counts added and other related offenses. so we'll also find out if he will have an attorney or a public defender in this case. we expect a public defender. at this point, we don't know so we will know more when he has his arraignment. >> and this area if many people are not familiar has had a long history, no doubt, of racial strife, but even recent racial back-and-forth including the debate over the confederate flag which continues to fly at the south carolina state capitol. it continues to fly after somewhat of a compromise. but now this whole debate has been reignited to some degree, kenneth. >> reporter: t.j. full disclosure, i'm actually from t

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call for the vote > all in favor, say i. > i. >> opposed? the motion carried. >> next 10 the public hearing and discussion and possible action for the 2015-2016 drought project to achieve the reduction in the puc retail service area for the control board adopted on may 2015 and authorize the general manager to impose more restrictions on the outdoor use for water with the state board emergency resolution. >> again steesh for water we've been discussing this drought program for the last couple of meetings with the state regulations they were adapted and approved by the administrative law that required various degrees of reductions in the reduction of delivered water by retail agencies throughout california and call for san francisco to recess by 8 percent in the low residential per capital use and others are higher rates for example, hillsborough we discuss 36 percent reductions required so i said this is being thoughtful to make sure the push is on for those using the most water in the areas that would be reduced for san francisco we're prop

i'll sell two calls for three calls back so i get an extra phone call.i can do to make a buck. that is just how you do it. you got to find a hustle in here. you got to. >> herbie has no hustle that will make it possible to see his identical twin brother perry, who is kept in a separate housing unit. >> they won't put us together because they said it's a security risk. it gets frustrating because i'd like to see him and sit down and talk to him and see what's going on. yeah, i love him. that's the love of my life. you know what i mean? >> perry mckinney misses herbie as well. even in jail the haircut can stir memories of growing up together in, believe it or not, twinsburg, ohio, home of the annual twins day festival. >> it looks good. it brings you back to the streets a little bit when you can just go to the barber. my brother and i, that's one thing we always do. we always go get our haircut together. it's funny, sometimes we go to the same barber and he'll tell me this hot chick is over here. go there and mess with her. so i'll go there and she'll be l

hearing none i'll call for the vote. all in favor? opposes? the motion is carry >> request g, request authorization to enter new grant agreement holding-it is the institute on aging. >> these are-- >> grant agreement with the institute on aging for elder dependent abuse prevention for july 1, 2015-june 30 rkts 2018 >> president james we are doing f now instead of g. we had them out of order. >> it is my fault i did them backwards. >> we just did g and now we are doing f. >> that is my fault. just to be clear the one that we just talked about was elder abuse prevention service which is training and the training public education, the training of professionals >> i was look at the amount in the grant which is f which says is 283, 919. >> right >> that was the one that we just approved, right? because i'm looking at the amount. >> we have to go back and vote for g and then let [inaudible] explain f. >> right >> okay, so i'm confused here. which one did you just get through- >> i talked about elder abuse prevention which is g >> that isn't what i r

so we don't know what was right or wrong what was called in so until you get the 911 call you kind of -- you don't know what was really called in. >> jordan you hear that this officer who you saw acting this way, and throwing one of your friends to the ground, he had come from having what his lawyer describes as a pretty awful brutal day does that change the way you perceive the way he acted? >> no that shouldn't change anything. i feel if you felt you were emotionally in tact at the moment, you should have handled the situation even better knowing that you felt bad already, knowing you had had a bad day. >> all right, jordan and maurice gray, thank you, both. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> it has not taken long for some to rally to the cause of corporal casebolt sometimes in the form of attacking those who protest what happened in mckinney, texas. joining me now, jury mckesson who joined the protest in mckinney, texas, the object of some criticism in some quarters including on fox news for being called a professional protester. there are folks who -- there was a

the length of the call, the duration of the call, i guess that's the same thing. but there will be a number of private telephone companies collecting this data. the government can't just automatically access any more. now it will require a court order, a vie is a court. they're saying that this is program that was automatically rubber stamped like so many times before. instead, some of the provisions under the patriot act was fired and there was a discussion that had not taken place in a very long time. there was a shift initude. there is is news a shift in the debate the fact that there was debate at all is significant. but at the same time i can tell you that there are many in the united states who are unhappy to see this program being brought back even with these modifications. the aclu said that when it comes to surveillance, they will remain untouched. >> thank you. members of the u.s. congress calling for the release of a classified intelligence report that contains information on who may have financed the september 11th attacks. it's something that many fam

the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. mcconnell: i ask that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: is there any objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: now, madam president, it's time to et go the job done on fisa. it's time to get the job done. from the beginning of this debate, i had aimed to give senators a chance to advance bipartisan compromise legislation through the regular order. that's why i offered extension proposals that sought to create the space needed to do that. but as we all know, by now every effort to temporarily extend important counterterrorism tools, even noncontroversial ones was either voted down or objected to. so here's where we are. we find ash snefs ourselves in a circumstance where important tools have already lapsed. we need to work quickly to remedy this situation. everyone has had ample opportunit

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calls from salespeople.hey're still getting through. since 2009, complaints have nearly tripled from 63,000 a month to 150,000. nancy cordes now on how telemarketers are beating the system. >> reporter: 74-year-old stephen vandivere of centreville virginia says scammers target him because of his age. he installed a block on his phone and it still wasn't enough.al >> an occasional call getsh, through, maybe one a week. >> these people call my business three times a day. >> reporter: linda blasse of kep dallas, texas, kept a log of robocalls she received just in the past month, 62 calls hawking everything from diabetesme medication to a "free" security alarm system. >> i tell them to stop calling and they keep calling. >> reporter: at a hearing today,te maine senator susan collins says catching scammers has gotten harder. many of them operate from overseas calling centers, often in india. she demonstrated how a simple app enables them to impersonate government agencies, a practice known as "spoofing." >> my sc

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a phone call from holloway.t they think i killed frank with antifreeze. >> that's what we told him. >> he says, you know, i wouldn't go spreading these things around. what are you talking about? i don't need to talk to you. and he said, well, they will never be able to catch me. but he said, you know -- >> he said -- >> he said you better watch your back. i am scared to death. >> reporter: what she should have been scared of was the cops were on to her obvious lies. this one about what chad supposedly said to her and the previous call about antifreeze. angelina still hadn't admitted anything, at least not to detectives. then they found a good friend of angelina's, a confidant. she told the cops that just months after the wedding, angelina was already bored with frank and cheating on him. >> they were sitting around like girls do and talking about killing their husbands. how they would do it. >> reporter: as girls do. >> my wife is probably doing right now. >> reporter: the friend quoted angelina as saying that s

>> i believe it's been phone calls. phone calls into the police department regarding him. >> reporter: in the hours before he's seen kneeling on this teenage girl, they explain he was highly emotional. he had just come from two suicide emergencies including one where he consoled a black mother whose husband killed himself. they also say he detained a young white female, but you didn't see it the video. the lawyer says they're now waiting to see if any charges will be filed. but that bar for a police officer is very high. >> thank you. >>> for the first time, the dramatic 911 call from wimberly, texas. this mother and her family were staying in a vacation home, lifted right off its foundations. swept right away. the four somehow escaping. the chilling plea for help. here's ginger zee. >> seven of us are trapped in the attic. water is rising. i'm afraid we are now trapped in the attic. >> reporter: as formidable scenes like this were playing out along the blanco river in the middle of the night, emergency responders were

may i ask who is calling?llo chairman collins, this is sam dewy from your staff. >> are you calling from the i.r.s.? >> no, senator i'm actually over here. ( laughter ) >> reporter: phone carriers do have access to technology that would enable them to block many robocalls on behalf of all their customers, but most carriers haven't implemented it. missouri democrat claire mccaskill. >> if they came out with an ad, "we're going to block robocallsing, "i mean i don't think they could handle the business they would get. >> reporter: the f.c.c. is working on a proposal that would eliminate any legal barriers for phone companies who want to selectively block robocalls from for their customers. when the companies want to invest in that technology remains an open question. >> pelley: coming up next, a desperate call to 911 as floodwaters rise. work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing? the garlock bankruptcy may affect your rights even if you do not presently have an asbestos-related disease. garlock's produ

[applause]. >> ( calling speaker names ). >> mr. chairman my name is wayne ting, i'm the general manager of uber san francisco thank you for the opportunity to speak today. first i want to say uber is a strong supporter of vision 0, we share the vision of the mayor and the sfmta board to eliminate pedestrian deaths, to reduce accidents and especially we share the vision of making market street more safe. one of the things that [inaudible] proposed to put together was to say any right turns on to market street increases the chance of pedestrian deaths and accidents and i think one of the thing that is my colleagues mentioned that's something that's absolute if right turns on to market vaoet is making market street less safe, then no vehicles should have the opportunity to make chose turns, that includes taxis, that includes xheshabler vehicles and any other tnc's i think the problem that we have with this proposal is it creates a preferential treatment for one form of transportation over another form of transportation. i think it's a

they're going to call a foul? no. >> mark: but going small allows the warriors to have a play maker at the big position. draymond green, comfortable catching it off the double-team, and the outstanding delivery to iguodala in the corner. >> mike: 5:30 remaining. james. launches a three -- won't go. rebound, curry. cavaliers cannot afford many more missed times down the court. livingston lays it up and in. and it's 94-79.qualing the largest lead of the game as we go under four minutes remaining. >> jeff: steph curry's got hit rid riddling the cavs leers defense right now. >> mark: and mike it's more than the eight assists, because the hockey assist. taking the double-team and he's making the right play out of it. >> mike: as a team, 28 assists. and just eight turnovers, as james jones grabs curry. that's that's their second team foul. and this one starting to slip away for the cavaliers. as they are running out of time with 4:37 remaining. and quicken loans arena has grown quiet. curry. smith, the rebound. draws th

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senators calling for the flag's removal. this as the speaker of the mississippi house says he wants to see the confederate cross removed from his state's flag. and walmart announcing it will remove all rebel flag merchandise from its stores. we get more from cnn's ana cabrera in columbia south carolina. >> reporter: john and christine, the confederate flag still flies out front of the south carolina state capitol, but now the governor nikki haley, is joining calls for the flag to go. and this sets up a debate that will likely play out in the next few weeks inside the state capitol and end with an eventual vote by state lawmakers, which will determine the flag's future. but the governor's announcement just reverses what she said in previous statements in which she supported the placement of the flag here on state capitol grounds alongside the confederate war memorial saying it symbolizes the state's heritage. but she says, in light of the charleston church massacre she recognizes that this flag means different things to diffe

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