catherine daniel from the office of economic and workforce development. and teresa wu from the california department of rehabilitation. so without anything further, serene, would you like to come up and start presenting? nicole is going to start. okay. sorry, nicole. >> good morning. thank you so much for having us and this topic on the agenda today. i am nicole bond, the director of the mayor's office on disability. and i am going to just briefly introduce our topic, and a little bit about our framework. and then i will be coming back at the end of the presentation to talk about solutions and next accepts and to spend the bulk of the time focused on questions and public comment. i know there are many people interested in this today. and serene is going to be supplementing some of the data and statistics that supervisor yee mentioned in the introduction. and then we will be talking briefly about some of the city programs and the public feedback we have received and the next steps we will be taking. >> thank you, nicole. >> good morning, supervisors. super

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(catherine) adult film star stormy daniels is suing president trump for defamation.in new york today. she claims she had an affair with the president in 2006 and that she was threatened by a man in 2011 to keep quiet. earlier this month on twitter, trump called a sketch of the man "a total con job" and said he was "non existent." daniels' attorney calls the president's statements "irresponsible and defamatory." the white house is denying the affair between daniels and trump. (grant) still ahead... the sharks return to san jose... as they face the las vegas golden knights in game 3 tonight. we're at the shark tank as fans are already showing up. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. people are hurt --including an officer -- after a crash involving a chp cruiser. these are new photos -- this happened on eastboung interstate 80 in fairfield.... about a half mile before red-top road. investigators say white mitsubishi mirage crashed into a chp vehicle that was pulled over o

daniels. cohen denies he did anything wrong catherine herridge is live in washington. paying for access.ld have thought? >> that's right. another wrinkle in this story. the inspector general is now conducts an inquiry into whether michael cohen's confidential banking records that were leaked included car activity. on tuesday, as you recall, the lawyer for stormy daniels alleged that cohen used a company set up before the 2016 election to receive payments from a variety of businesses including $500,000 from the firm associated with the russian billionaire. >> where did you get this information about michael cohen? >> it's covered by the work product doctrine and we're not going to disclose where we got the information. >> so where it stands at this point is that we've got investigations really on multiple tracks now. we have the russia special counsel investigation, the new york cohen case and the treasury department looking to the alleged leaking of cohen's bank records. >> cohen's team didn't like what avenatti had to say. >> yeah. they filed a complaint with the federal judge. avenatti

documents reviewed by fox news shedding new light on daniel richmond's role as an fbi special government employee. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this story. >> well, thank you. good afternoon. fbi records reviewed by fox news show daniel richmond was a special government employee for the fbi for at least 19 months beginning in june 2015. but the security clearance and badge access to the fbi building here with a, the records show richmond answered directly to director comey. according to the records richmond's stated responsibilities include the use of encryption by terror suspects, going dark. in august of 2015 his projects were expanded to include the implications of federal investigations being brought to state and local prosecutors. but government transcripts also indicate richmond was sent talking points by the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail investigation, why the case was different from other prosecutions, mishandling of classified information. when he was a special government employee, richmond also gave media interviews, defending comey. none identify him as an fbi empl

daniels. and then pressing that reporter there, who, you know, who actually was the same reporter, catherine lucy, from the associated press who asked him that question a month ago on air force one, did you know about the payment? he said no. the president clearly trying to again dismiss this as a witch-hunt. not answering any of the specifics here about if he changed his story. we have some frustration boiling over the president, clearly wanting to address this himself. but again i think as many questioned now, as we had earlier, just different ones. >> honestly, i said it yesterday, i'll say it again today, we know less today than we did yesterday. jeff zeleny, thanks so much. great to see you. joining me now to try to make sense of it, mark preston, senior political analyst, doug heye, and julie pace, senior political analyst and washington bureau chief for the associated press. mark, what do you make of donald trump saying giuliani just started, and he will eventually get his facts straight? >> what he's seeing is that he's seeing this story going in a direction he was not looking for it to g

daniels because that seems more interesting. the influence peddling, there are many folks drinking on k street who would meet these same definitions. >> catherine, you get the last word and that is that somewhere, either perhaps washington or boston, the kelly family is celebrating john kelly's 68th birthday. it was a sporty 68th birthday where his career is concerned. he had to walk back a comment or two. he's made further comments on immigration coming up as our broadcast continues tonight. a rare foray into public statements and media, in this case an npr interview that backfired. >> >> it was a rare interview and it was wide ranging, but one thing i thought was interesting was that he sought to stress his relationship with the president, the time he spends with the president, hours a day, this comes after months of speculation ant the relationship and reporting about how the relationship has cooled, that they don't have the same bond they once did, that he doesn't have the same influence in the west wing so it seems he was trying to send a message. we'll see if that holds. >> josh gerstein, catherine lucey, jennifer rodgers, thank you for s

correspondent catherine herridge is here with details on a warning to one of the major figures involved. >> a federal judge warned michael avenatti today, the lawyer for film actress stormy daniels that he will need to stop his publicity tour if he wants to continue participating in the case. as he entered the courthouse, michael cohen did not talk to reporters. inside, his lawyer argued that the release of bank records amounted to quote a drive-by shooting of his clients rights." he suggested the team is illegally leaking recorded conversations connected to daniels, and while there is no independent evidence to support the claim, of a naughty told them the report should be released so the public can decide. >> their importance related to the president, and what he knew, when he knew it and what he did as it relates to conspiring with michael cohen to commit one or more potential crimes. >> of the federal judge set a june 15th deadline for his lawyers to finish reviewing 3.7 million files seized during a raid earlier this year. >> bret: kevin, the republican senate committee also leveling some new and serious allegations tonight. >> chuck grassley questioned the accuracy of the

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daniels, $130,000 that the president later reimbursed. with us now is former assistant fbi director as well as former prosecutor greg brour. on set our panel for the associated cress catherine lucy along with national politico reporter. thank you all for being here. and, greg, to you first. talk through the significance of what you're seeing unfold with michael cohen and then separately with paul manafort. >> well, clearly michael cohen is of interest to federal prosecutors and now that we see an associate of some type of michael cohen's pleading guilty in new york state court, federal prosecutors will undoubtedly be looking to that person, the so-called taxi king, for any and all information he may be able to provide with respect to michael cohen's activities. and so this is a significant development, i would say. >> you've been reporting a little bit on the political overtlie this when it comes to what's happening with michael cohen, right? >> that's right. democrats rolled out their better deal agenda just two days ago. one of the planks of that is that they're going to, as their 2018 election message basically try to paint trump administration corrupted. michael cohen h