cathy, cathy, as if he was hoping she'd come walking out of that burning forest.lled in the investigators, which is how gerald johnson, a brand new detective at the time, found himself deep in the georgia woods early that autumn morning. >> what happened up there on the hill was -- well, you -- you can describe to me as best you understood at the time what had happened. >> sometime during the night, he had gotten up, according to his statement, to go outside to use the restroom. and as he came back to the tent, he realized that he had been bitten by something or was having some type of reaction, that his throat was closing up and -- >> a sort of anaphylactic shock type reaction? >> well, that -- that's what i described it as. and she takes him out to this toyota pickup, if i remember correctly. he's crawling on his hands and knees at this point and having all these symptoms of some type of allergic reaction. >> reporter: johnson mostly just observed, he said, as the georgia bureau of investigation looked into what happened. but took no action. and eventually, the

cathy, cathy, as if he was hoping she'd come walking out of that burning forest.eputies called in the investigators, which is how gerald johnson, a brand new detective at the time, found himself deep in the georgia woods early that autumn morning. >> what happened up there on the hill was -- well, you -- you can describe to me as best you understood at the time what had happened. >> sometime during the night, he had gotten up, according to his statement, to go outside to use the restroom. and as he came back to the tent, he realized that he had been bitten by something or was having some type of reaction, that his throat was closing up and -- >> a sort of anaphylactic shock type reaction? >> well, that -- that's what i described it as. and she takes him out to this toyota pickup, if i remember correctly. he's crawling on his hands and knees at this point and having all these symptoms of some type of allergic reaction. >> reporter: johnson mostly just observed, he said, as the georgia bureau of investigation looked into what happened. but took no action. and eventu

this is cathy, by the way. -lemonis: hi, cathy. i'm marcus. -cathy: hi. -lemonis: how are you?e to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. what are you sewing? cathy: jockstraps. lemonis: [ chuckling ] jockstraps? okay. so, this is part of your lineup? justin: we do this for a client. the seasonality of the business, this is to help us keep these guys working all year round. katie: you can laugh out loud because everyone does when they hear that we make jockstraps. lemonis: i don't feel like i've met -- katie: oh. i'm katie groves. nice to meet you. i'm manager in charge of special projects, so i'm over jockstraps, lamb and goat products, as well as... lemonis: wait. what? [ laughter ] katie: sorry. this is a lamb blanket. they put it over their wool to keep them clean. they're mainly used for state fairs, all that sort of thing. lemonis: so, this is also contract-made? -katie: correct. -justin: correct. katie: this is for goats. they are leg warmers. -lemonis: these are for ts and. it stops them from biting on their leg. lemonis: jockstraps, lamb coats, and goat leg warmers? like

that was cathie wood of ark investment. met -- mentioned gene editing, our wired for health series will be featured this friday. we will have many guests and innovators providing the latest insights from the intersection of medicine and technology. still ahead, celebrating the work anniversary. microsoft and linked nearing three years as we find out how the coupling is doing. our conversation with the ceo is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we do continue to follow all of the news happening out of the u.k. tied to brexit. mp's debating and voting on a motion to call an early general election. boris johnson is talking now. let's listen in. prime minister johnson: in their own leaflets -- they say we need a general election now. now.ed a general election that's what it says. yet, throughout the weekend, the honorable gentlemen have been trying to disguise their preposterous cowardice by coming up with evermore outrageous excuses for delaying election until the end of october or perhaps november. andhe delay procrastination,

taylor: that was ark invest ceo cathie wood.head, linkedin is one of the social media companies operating in mainland china. we discussed the company's operation in the world's second-largest economy amid u.s.-china trade tensions, next. my interview with the ceo, jeff weiner. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: it has been just over three years since microsoft announced its intention to buy linkedin. the job listing site is set to boast 20 million openings and around 100 million applications each month. unlike facebook, twitter or youtube, linkedin is one u.s. tech company that does operate in mainland china. i spoke exclusively to the company's ceo, jeff weiner on thursday, and asked him about doing business in china. jeff: it is still early days for us. by operating in china, you mean how we have been so successful, our vision is to create opportunity for every member of the global workforce. i think other companies have a different sense of purpose or different mission probably found it difficult to do business in china because it

cathie: it is across-the-board. we manage funds across the board. we have many retail investors.us start that fund, and now we have institutional investors moving into our etf's. it is very interesting to watch sovereign wealth funds who are trying to learn more about the health care systems and health-care breakthroughs, so they can improve lives for their own countries. they are even moving into our etf's, because they can treat our etf like a stock, and it doesn't have to go through a lot of due diligence and go to the chief investment officer. these are younger advisors who are very excited about what we are doing. ♪ taylor: that was cathie wood. still ahead, linkedin operating in mainland china. we discuss its operations in the second-largest economy amid u.s.-china trade tensions. my exclusive ceo -- my exclusive interview with ceo jeff weiner. this is bloomberg. ♪ himhim taylor: it has been just over three years since microsoft announced intentions to buy linkedin. it became reality a few months later and more than $26 billion later spared the job listing website says it p

cathy, thank you. >> okay, okay. sorry. >> tucker: writer at the atlantic has proposed a radical idea bring back racial segregation at least for college sports. huh. the left endorsing segregation something we never thought we would sees a our special continues. ♪ ♪ the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab because there's always another team looking to punch one in. with nfl redzone from nfl network on xfinity, you get every touchdown from every game on sunday afternoons, all season long. watch every breakout star, every heart-pounding running attack, and every big time defensive stop. sundays were made for football on xfinity. that's simple, easy, awesome. add the sports entertainment package for nfl redzone. click, call, or visit a store today to learn more. >> tucker: welcome back to inside the issues special. some of the great heroes in recent american history are the people to risk their lives to integrate our colleges and universities to end segregation. and we revere them. so it's a little surprising d

i am cathy peck. i am a neighbor for 40 years here. also, i was the founder of the foundation that had its offices at 3333 california for many years as well. pardon my voice. we are asking as if neighborhood community to ask for a 30-day continuance. i think we are very close to being on the same page, and we would really appreciate that. some things to our concern which you have heard, it is to remove the flexible retail that would keep, you know, in our neighborhood to 2:00 a.m. if we need to build more housing affordable housing as well. also, to consider removing the loophole in the development agreement that do not require the applicant to build senior affordable housing. we would appreciate that. remove the loophole that would allow the developer to build 386 market rate units and reanything on senior housing by transferring walnut land to the city. that is very important. it is really even in the e.i.r. we felt really understand the impact of the flexible retail that would be coming in to our community and to the businesses and

cathy, thank you. >> okay, okay. sorry. >> tucker: left-wing writer at "the atlantic" has proposed a radical idea: bring back racial segregation, at least for college sports. huh. the left endorsing segregation? something else we never thought we would see as our special continues. ♪ ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to our inside the issues special. some of the great heroes in recent american history are the people who risk their lives to integrate our colleges and universities, to end segregation. and we revere them. so it's a little surprising, decades later, to see, on the fringes of the left, segregation coming back into vogue. in a recent piece, to name one example in "the atlantic," jamele hill argues that quote, "it's time for black athletes to leave white colleges." in the piece, hill argues that making their schools rich while going unpaid thems

cathy... you could say why suddenly so cathy...iny luxembourg? when it comes to brexit, luxembourg really does matter. the prime minister here has a veto over any new brexit extension and a veto over future eu trade deal so did he set out to humiliate borisjohnson this week? he told me today absolutely not. i am sad about this perception from people to think that i want to humiliate. i have too much respect for the humiliate. i have too much respect forthe uk, humiliate. i have too much respect for the uk, too much respect for the uk citizens and for borisjohnson to think that i prepared this as a trick just to think that i prepared this as a trickjust to have think that i prepared this as a trick just to have five think that i prepared this as a trickjust to have five minutes of popularity. really? there has been quite some outrage in the uk after prime minister bettel following a meeting on monday here in luxembourg with borisjohnson, meeting on monday here in luxembourg with boris johnson, decided meeting on monday here in luxem

controversial extradition bill that's bought months of protests in the chinese started 3 chief executive cathy made the announcement today 1st the government will formally with shoulder bill in order to fully allay public concerns the secretary for security will move a motion according to the rules of procedure when the legislative council recently . that though doesn't seem to have made much of a difference but pro-democracy activists yes how they reacted. to candy land that confession is still calling to thank you and you too late the damage is done to god and who still believe that he will call it a shooting fish he can use is from god the impulse to pretend and he'll find it that's not again to be the sceptical 5 p. models that we. 3 months ago operate the clear event paradigm a step one of them on which i showed that with the power of people finally we successfully to 4th off of that. awareness if we step on our boys we are satisfying hong kong government just for fraud appeal. the protests today we have for you action. the extradition bill in question would have allowed hong kong to send

and i just want to thank the gentlewoman from washington state, my dear friend, cathy mcmorris rogers, for leading us in this journey, for her continued leadership in the work that we're going to do to promote integrated business and i look forward to her comments and that of dr. phil roe and i'm just so grateful to usiea for this tremendous opportunity. and i yield back at this time and let the rest of our conversation continue. mrs. rodgers: a big thank you to the gentlelady from missouri. i thought you said it so well and it really is an untold story . and it's a story of opportunity, it's a story of hope. that unfortunately isn't being told right now. and this needs to be part of the peace plan. we need to have the economic cooperation and encouraging that economic cooperation between the israelis and the palestinian business leaders and we saw it, the joint chamber of commerce coming together and in the last two years creating jobs, creating opportunities and giving people hope. it's great. thank you. ok. dr. roe. please. mr. roe: thank you. it was indeed a privilege to be on thi

. >> joining me now, nbc's cathy park in charleston, nbc's simone boyce in myrtle beach and al roker. first to cathy park, let's talk about what's going on in charleston in the low country that's so vulnerable right now. >> reporter: andrea, good afternoon to you. we have embedded with the emergency unit with the medical university of south carolina. we are actually doing this ride along and getting better perspective of what we're seeing on the ground. i want to bring in brian wood. how bad is the situation right now? >> this is our main thorough fare, our main point of egress and ingress out of charles. it's been shut down due to flooding in multiple areas. >> reporter: we've seen a lot of folks driving through the conditions. what should they know? >> turn around, don't drown. do not go out on the roads right now. this is a very serious storm. we're in a storm surge warning. if you do not have to be outside, please stay inside. >> reporter: how concerned are you with the high tide? it's supposed to come in at 2:00 this afternoon? >> high tide on a normal day in charleston is always

thanks, cathy. >>> let's get to another story we've been following.ast eight people are killed and authorities fear the death toll could be as high as 34 after a diving boat caught fire yesterday morning off the coast of california. officials saying the 75-foot commercial vessel called the conception was, quote, fully engulfed in flames when the u.s. coast guard received a may day call at about 3:30 in the morning. the coast guard confirmed five crew members who were on board at the time of the fire jumped off the ship into an inflatable boat and were rescued by a nearby vessel. 34 of the 39 aboard the boat were sleeping below deck when the fire actually broke out. the national transportation safety board said the agency was sending a team to investigate. authorities say there is no immediate evidence, though, of a criminal act. >>> all right. the white house announced monday that it would reconsider its decision to force immigrants home country. the announcement came after the administration suddenly and quietly halted the protections for sick migran

. >> reporter: playing her part in cathy a new kind of mom culture she hopes others will consider joiningroud that she overcame addiction and then helped like inspired others with her story. >> do you think you found yourself now? >> yes, i do. and i really like myself. i really feel like i like who i am and i'mot run away from me anymore. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm deborah roberts in baton rouge, louisiana. >>> and up next, what triggered the surprise switcheroo on "dancing with the stars'" premiere? o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the

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m.p. 2 of the chatty cathy are scottish politics going to be the real story of this epic autumn briggs' isn't just damaging to the u.k. as a whole briggs is damaging to scotland they're all kinds of coakley she's done about the job losses lately in scotland the last coca least i think was 100000 jobs lost so i think the scottish government has taken the view that for in the short term at least. stopping briggs or at least open a new do briggs it has to take priority but 1st your tweets messages and e-mails in response to last week's show where alex interviewed michael sullivan the author of the leveling robert says we can't wait that long now this is in response to michael suggestion the scottish independence will come within the next 5 to 10 years moreover says westminster now resembles alice in wonderland and it's not fit for purpose we need out not let's says again in relation to michael fantastic guest here i'll get the bit louis says professor bosch give a nice summary of the thinking behind the whole independence in europe idea that we've been away dobson's 1990 or so he also poi

for the 2nd time in a year newly it says he she runs to spend the owned cathy will be casting his ballot he hopes that benyamin netanyahu will from the next coalition government be be as everyone calls to prime minister some time stops by for coffee and pastry at this neighborhood cafe like many other liquid supporters so if you see snow on tentative to the long serving leader. live in a demolition the man has experienced and this is extremely important it's very. porton for people here to have someone to run the state as he does it a state like israel with so many challenges and having good relations with world leaders all around the world. following the last election in april in their turn yahoo failed to put a coalition together some analysts describe the elections as a fight for his political life not least because of corruption allegations these elections are not about any policy issue at all these elections are shakespear are there to be be or not to be that it will continue to happen even though there are 3 a criminal investigation is hanging over his head it has proven inability

the center stage by ruling in favor of the case against probation led by f m p m p q i'm a chatty cathy are scottish politics going to be the real story of this epic autumn briggs' isn't just damaging to the u.k. as a whole briggs is damaging to scotland there but all kinds of calculations done about the job losses lately in scotland the last kochi least i think was 100000 jobs lost so i think the scottish government has taken the view that for in the short term at least stopping briggs or at least stopping the new deal breakers it has to take priority but 1st your teeth message and emails and this point to last week's show where alex interviewed michael sullivan the author of the leveling robert says we can't wait that long now.

cathy does not like monopoly.ccounts because can't support monopolies like google, amazon and walmart. i'm sure there are other places available. thank you for your comments. joining us is maike currie from investment director, fidelity international. so nice to see you back. back from maternity leave, baby number two delivered successfully. well done. how would you cope without google?” would struggle. if you think about oui’ conversations every would struggle. if you think about our conversations every day when we just check something on google, using google maps, watching a video on youtube, gmail, it is so ingrained in ourdaily on youtube, gmail, it is so ingrained in our daily lives it would be a struggle. ingrained in our daily lives it would be a strugglelj ingrained in our daily lives it would be a struggle. i guess it's about what limits they put on how they exploit the fact we are so reliant upon it and that will be the interesting thing. they got so much of our data and how they protect that data. you c

place in the province of part of and that's just north busy of here in kabul in the capital of chatty cathy and now there's some confusion about just what happened the 1st reports from the ministry of interior here talked about a suicide bomber and that there were no casualties then we've been getting conflicting reports that it was some sort of explosive device possibly in a military or security vehicle or planted on that security vehicle and then there is a conflicting number being reported of casualties as you mentioned local media there in chatty carol reporting that more than 20 people have been killed we have had other reports from hospital sources saying there have been casualties so i think it is fair to assume that there are a number of dead and injured but just at this stage it is difficult to say how many what we do know of course that it did take place as ashraf ghani the president of afghanistan was due to be attending a rally there we we understand that he wasn't involved he wasn't injured it's not known whether he has stayed at the rally or whether his security people would h

cathy: it's interesting.ls, we have not seen the billion dollar-plus deals we have seen in the past. it is more needs must. the deals are getting smaller. we have not seen the tech deals this year, tech into retail. we will see more and more consumer deals where brands by these brands. they need the access to the consumer. david: is a traditional retail buying back or tech buying retail? lord & taylor, you essentially had tech buying retail. it was an interesting convergence of legacy retailing and new economy retailing. seema: i would say broadly, the retailers are buying the brand to expand the portfolio. i think you will see the retailers more apt to buy. ofhy: we are hearing a lot noise around there. we have seen several deals. , the greats. they are an interesting brand with customer propositions. weid: what brands are talking about? in the foods area, there is a move away from the global brand, the big brown, more to the local, seasonal brand. is that true more probably? more: it's more specific, net, m

i appreciate that brittany and cathy. i want to thank kathy for her out reach and engagement. we will follow up to see what is the best daytime for the next meeting. thank you all. >> thank you everyone. good night. >> this is a reminde, 2019 and the time is 5 p.m item 1, roll call. [roll call]

i appreciate that brittany and cathy. i want to thank kathy for her out reach and engagement. we will follow up to see what is the best daytime for the next meeting. thank you all. >> thank you everyone. good night. slate, and as soon s it comes back on, we cans soon s start. okay. good morning, everyone. we're going to start our september 23rd rules committee meeting. i am supervisor walton, and this is supervisor gordon mar. chair ronan will be here in a little while. so i'm going to go ahead and start the meeting. our clerk today is victor young, and i would like to thank jesse larsen and matthew from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. >> completed speaker cards and copies of any documents tob included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on the october 1st board of supervisors' agenda unless otherwise state. >> chairman: thank you. can we call item number one. >> item one is the ord nan and the administrative code to add a preference and city affordable housing projects for tenants temporarily evicted for rehabilitation wo

. >> members of the board i am cathy u. i own the house right next to jeanies. it is about 100 feet away from this facility. we believe the san francisco ordinance imposes a duty to protect aesthetics in each individual case. as we highlight in our belief the ordinance was to require protection of aesthetics including the lion street corridor. as we emphasize it requires affirmative determinations with specific determinations it does not interfere. >> thank you you will have time on rebuttal. that was thought divided equally. you can go first in rebuttal. >> thank you we will hear from the permit holder. >> you are earning your money tonight, counselor. >> thank you. we submitted a very large package to you, exhibit g. we were required by the planning department and department of public works to use this address. it appears as first or second line of the notice. the notice packet contains photo simulations of the facility which people will turn to when they first receive the notice and shows views up and down lions street. we think that the notice was received,

my name is cathy chung, and i'm the director of facilities and capital planning for the department of public health. i just want to say that we're actually quite excited that after many years of planning we have three community clinics of our health centers going into construction by erl early next year. they are once in a generation-type projects. we've worked very hard, hand-in-hand, in collaboration with the public works team. so we would like to thank them for all their efforts, and just look forward to getting these done and being able two move back in. >> chairman: great. thank you. >> i'm terry schultz from the department of public health, zuckerburg capital planning. it is going to and transformational. the seismic project is going to be impacting, as joe said, there are 206 touch points in the building, but they usually have a column which impacts two rooms. so usually it is sandwich between two rooms. there are 400 changes or relocation that is we have to do enabling those efforts. so there is a lot of risk that is involved with that effort. and we spent a lot of time with j

. >> hi, my name is cathy yu. i'm also an appellant.members of the board, we have submitted substantial evidence to you about the constant stream of everyday passers-by who walk by to see historic homes. we have provided numerous photos and firsthand testimony of those with direct knowledge of the visitors who walk daily. our evidence of the popularity of this landmark is unrefuted. the appellant even considered that they never visited the site, except for an engineer that was sent to that address to conduct technical tests. without such a visit, they could not make the required individualized assessment of the esthetics. visitors don't get dropped off by helicopters at the top of the li lions steps. they walk up and down and look up and down the corridor. visitors walk up and down from union to broadway to enjoy the spectacular scenery, to see the historic homes, the trees, movie landmark homes and gorgeous gardens on the route. so that is a similar pole and if you go this way, you will see there is additional two boxes. the top extens

president melgar and commissioners, cathy with the improvement on the subject of understanding the project. if they are going to have an extended presentation i would appreciate five minutes instead of two. it is not enough time to get out the neighborhood position. i don't want to preclude other people from talking. it is up to you as the president to determine that. the development agreement is full of loopholes that allow the developer to get out of the requirement to build the affordable housing. first, he has the vested right to develop the project but it is not conditioned on building the affordable. there is no requirement that he complete or initiate development of the project. on 30-days notice he can terminate the agreement. if he hasn't started anything in five years. the walnut building is designated as affordable housing building. i have copies for you. if the tax credit closing doesn't occur, he transfers the walnut land to the city. this is a small part of the property. there is no reason the tax credit wouldn't close unless he doesn't go forward because they are readily ava

for george davis senior services , cathy davis sends her regrets and is unable to attend, as the george davis senior center has been operating in partnership with the department of emergency management as an emergency cooling center this week, and hope s.f. director theo miller sends his regrets and is unable to attend today's meeting. we will go back up to monica. julie is here. we will take it in the order it is on the agenda, which is supervisor ahsha safai office and then, hold on. i am just going through the people who aren't here. i would like to say i am pleased to see commissioner ricky from the m.t.a. here, as well, and former h.r.c. commissioner stephen hermon who reminded me i'm sitting in his former chair. we will hear from monica and then julie. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm excited to be here today. i just wanted to affirm that the supervisor's commitment to ensuring equity and transit within our district. he is a relentless champion in making sure that our bus lines run on time, that we are balancing the dual needs of transit reliability and pedestrian sa

henry" and cathy young. it is about ideological feminism.ystemic kino centric bias has led to more than a demand for quotas, usually known as targets. it's led to a demand for social and cultural revolution. ideological feminist measure project -- progress with a female knowledge. ideological feminist with equality of opportunity consistent quality of results. women have nothing to learn or gain in other words from the experience of men. that is where we are going here. >> think about the people who right textbooks like that and articles in scholarly journals. they don't want the people to decide these issues. they want to use the court and able to put their policy preferences without going to the people to make their case they are. that is why you see it starts in the academy and gets pushed out to woke corporative america. >> laura: it's exposing this theory of kino centric thought. >> yes. >> laura: but really exposed it and the trilogy of these books, it is unbelievable. but it is demonizing the male impulse to protect, defend, be strong

you can e-mail me at cathy@livablecity.org. i think i will stop there. i hope you all come. it is going to be a tremendously fun, rich, celebratory day. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other speaker cards? >> there is someone on the bridge line. >> who would like to speak on the bridge line? >> there is an issue they are trying to solve. >> i guess they are not going to speak at this time. there is a technical difficulty. >> we will need to come back to the bridge line public comment as soon as the issue is resolved. >> all right. let's go to the cochairs report, at this time. today i have two of my colleagues who will be assisting me in this report. i should say that we are dealing with a number of very important issues with the mayor's disability council. i think that seems to be kicking up into higher gear. since our last meeting, we have had the passing of joanna quigley, who was a mod staff member for a very long time. her presence will definitely be missed. we had a special celebration of her life, i think it was last month, it was on a thursday evening. at the

cathy or dan can present on that. just to better understand the increase of $4 million and the extension of time and why that's happening. that seems like an important project to move forward if possible. >> let me first say the construction is completely done. so what we're doing is we're working out change order requests with the contractor and negotiating those. so we've trended money that we feel is needed to be able to negotiate appropriately with the contractor to close out those contracts. so you may recall over the last several years there have been a number of site conditions on that project. there were some undetected landslides that were on the right bank looking downstream coming into the fish ladder. so we had to install some soil nails and tie-backs that were in exceedance of what was anticipated. that was a very costly change to the project. so that's one example. there were a number of other examples that added up to this amount. >> and the time extension is just -- >> so the time extension is to get u