yeah i'm his name just see from channing channing is just for 40 minutes or drive from maine at the center or what harm saw me are and very bad condition we are tab and our own and no one from our government is taking responsibility and taking care for us and in my city more than $600.00 cases are confirmed and more than 2000 cases are is that are are to be suspected so the so there is no transport our city is totally lost now north korean's no airports we are just jammed in our drones are no one is here to help us but despite that no commercial flights from china have begun landing in barca's than do you think that now you would be able to leave foot park is not. i know that that statement from our has minister is totally wrong because just no i have talked to pakistan and bessie that can we leave shining leave china but there their response was that you current leader who beppo us because who is totally locked down there's north transportation nortons no flights hawk and would you believe from here we are just stabbed here and in one hour joining us to get. our clothes we can't leave it

chan is a seasoned and experienced u.s. navy-national guard veteran who is presently a veteran's affairs commissioner who is up for reappointment. commissioner chan has reached out to me the other day to come and show appreciation for the military veterans from the san francisco sheriff's department. commissioner chan is very in touch with the veterans community, and in process of working with two areas of interest in the san francisco community. the first one is getting free access to the state parks and recreation, and the state level recreation b.m.r., as well. jason is currently managing the veterans justice court as a men tar coordinator. -- mentor coordinator. i was so impressed with sitting down with both -- [inaudible] >> chair ronen: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is linda yee. i hope you don't just consider bill barnickel for the next four years as a commissioner, i hope you appoint him. i can't say how much he did for my 96-year-old dad who served in the borna war theater. i helped him through the application process. it was really difficult. we waited, and we waited. two years later, no word from the veterans administration. so i finally contacted congress woman jackie speier's office, and they said my dad did not qualify. so

chan is a seasoned and experienced u.s. navy-national guard veteran who is presently a veteran's affairs commissioner who is up for reappointment. commissioner chan has reached out to me the other day to come and show appreciation for the military veterans from the san francisco sheriff's department. commissioner chan is very in touch with the veterans community, and in process of working with two areas of interest in the san francisco community. the first one is getting free access to the state parks and recreation, and the state level recreation b.m.r., as well. jason is currently managing the veterans justice court as a men tar coordinator. -- mentor coordinator. i was so impressed with sitting down with both -- [inaudible] >> chair ronen: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is linda yee. i hope you don't just consider bill barnickel for the next four years as a commissioner, i hope you appoint him. i can't say how much he did for my 96-year-old dad who served in the borna war theater. i helped him through the application process. it was really difficult. we waited, and we waited. two years later, no word from the veterans administration. so i finally contacted congress woman jackie speier's office, and they said my dad did not qualify. so

agency thatabout th >> reporter: kevin chan is asking others to follow in the speaker's footprints to chinatown. >>> come experience it.>> reporter: we talked to kevin chan the owner of goldengate fortune cookie company. the line should have been down the street. they should be down the street with service right now. that is not the case. business owners in chinatown want to remind everyone it is safe. and please come back and shop and eat again. >>> we are learning a judge has just extended an injunction for a seven california city of allowing them to bar coronavirus patients from being quarantined there. costa mesa city leaders say the government wanted to bring in up to 50 patients from travis air force base. that mitt begs the question about how many patients are actually at the fairfield base. the cdc said the request was just precautionary. there are 53 cases in the u.s. right now. initially 15 coronavirus patients were flown into travis bays. all of them have been moved out. 11 of those cases are being treated at local hospitals. the cdcs that they have no reason to move anybody right now. >>> this was preparatory work in case a batch of test came

chan is a seasoned and experienced u.s. navy-national guard veteran who is presently a veteran's affairs commissioner who is up for reappointment. commissioner chan has reached out to me the other day to come and show appreciation for the military veterans from the san francisco sheriff's department. commissioner chans very in touch with the veterans community, and in process of working with two areas of interest in the san francisco community. the first one is getting free access to the state parks and recreation, and the state level recreation b.m.r., as well. jason is currently managing the veterans justice court as a men tar coordinator. -- mentor coordinator. i was so impressed with sitting down with both -- [inaudible] >> chair ronen: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is linda yee. i hope you don't just consider bill barnickel for the next four years as a commissioner, i hope you appoint him. i can't say how much he did for my 96-year-old dad who served in the borna war theater. i helped him through the application process. it was really difficult. we waited, and we waited. two years later, no word from the veterans administration. so i finally contacted congress woman jackie speier's office, and they said my dad did not qualify. so i

chan has to say. us onina economist joins the line. what are you expecting? could expecting paul chan a little bit more than what he said. he said there will be 3% of gdp in 2020, 2021ed fiscal year and we believe that most, half of them have been announced. fighting fundss and 10ed a few days ago, billion of social welfare measures announced a month ago hospitalsllion to the for supplies. these are announced before. 40se amounted to around billion hunky -- 40 billion. that is 3% of gdp. hk includesillion handoutsssions and tax although it may not be very effective. .> not very effective we have charts saying the recession could be even deeper. it is looking at a contraction of 2.5%. how bad could it look if these measures are not enough? >> my forecast for 2020 is negative 4.45%. this already comes in this fiscal stimulus the government will put in. i believe when you get cash at havemoment, when people very little consumption, what do they do to stay safe back of this is not something really effective during the epidemic. it could be effective if the handout now but -- if they handout now but the consumers could spend the money later. we don't know because consumer withinr could change these few months. so this is a big question for me. also, handing out cash to not be effective in helping gdp but could be stabilizing the job market. but still, many restaurants, due coronavirus,ts and are facing very big pressure to close down. chan is in 2019 gdp contraction. economists expecting 1%, so this is worse than expected. what is your reaction? you talked about unemployment. are we looking at unemployment at 5%, which will be quite substantial? ismy forecast for 2019 -1.175, so if you rounded off, it is -1.2%. there is anything special for 2019 because we know it the second part of 2019, is all about protests affecting retailers and transportation. this is already known. of the budget is not known, how it could effectively boost the economy and stabilize employment. this is important. if you stabilize employment, you almost stabilize consumption. iris will stay with us. hong kong now says the worst economic fallout from the outbreak, that is coming from , and this is expressed by other countries including singapore. let's get more on hong kong's budget with jeremy, good to have you with us. what measures are you looking at to help revitalize hong kong's economy? it is very important right now because the economy is ver

chan. what we're learning this morning about where you won't be able to see it. it's friday, february 14th, valentine's day. >>> schwarzenegger. jackie chan. i love it. right? oh, wait, what was that? what was that, arnold? >> so stupid. >> okay. arnold's in the building, apparently. >> voice of jack. >> i haven't even heard of this movie. >> i literally don't even know what that was. >> so can't wait to find out about that later this half hour. >>> we do begin with a rare public rebuke of one of president trump's biggest defenders, attorney general william barr, saying it's time to stop the tweeting about ongoing cases in the justice department. >> in an exclusive news, barr told abc news the president's tweets make it impossible for him to do his job. barr says the president played no role in his decision to reverse a tougher sentencing recommendation for roger stone. abc's pierre thomas sat down with barr one on one. >> did you talk to the president at all about your decision regarding your recommendations? >> never. >> anybody from the white house call you to try to influence you? >> no. nope. i have not discussed the roger stone case at the white house. >> reporter: on tuesday, justice department prosecutors recommended a seven to nine-year prison sentence for the president's close friend, roger stone. the president furious tweeting, cannot allow this miscarriage of justice. and just hours later, the attorney general officially overruling his own prosecutors to recommend a lighter sentence. barr insisted he made that decision well before the president's tweet telling me trump put him in an impossible position. >> i had made a decision that i thought was fair and reasonable in this particular case. and once the tweet occurred, the question is, well, now what do i do? and do you go forward with what you think is the right decision, or do you pull back because of the tweet? that sort of illustrates how disruptive these tweets can be. >> you're saying you have a problem with the tweets? >> yes. well, i have a problem with some of the -- some of the tweets. to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department, and about judges before whom we have cases, make it impossible for me to do my job and to assure the courts and the prosecutors and the department that we're doing our work with integrity. >> reporter: president trump has publicly raged against the prosecutors in the stone case saying they should apologize. >> they ought to go back to school and learn, because i'll tell you, the way they treated people, nobody should be treated like that. >> reporter: barr tells me he's, quote, happy roger stone was convicted on charges including obstruction of congress and witness tampering. >> mr. barr, the president does not like to be told what to do. he may not like what you're saying. are you prepared for those ramifications? >> of course. but the thing i have most responsibility for are the issues that are brought for me for decision. and i will make those decisions based on what i think is the right thing to do, and i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody. i cannot do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> reporter: the white house spokesman said that president trump is not bothered by barr's comments but says mr. trump has the right to exercise his free speech. the white house says mr. trump has full confidence in barr. but some democrats are skeptical. senator blumenthal tweeting barr is saying translation i'm doing exactly what president trump wants, i just wish he'd stop tweeting about it. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to pierre there. the attorney general's move to undo his prosecutors' recommendation in the roger stone case has triggered so much blowback that the chief judge of the d.c. district court is now weighing in with a rare statement. he said the judges of this court base their sentencing decisions on careful consideration of the actual record in the case before them. public criticism or pressure is not a factor. >>> president trump is lashing out at former white house chief of staff john kelly after kelly defended the former national security aide who was fired last week. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, a decorated iraq war vet, has been under fire since he testified in the impeachment trial. during a speech in new jersey, general kelly said vindman did exactly what he was trained to do when he raised concerns about the president's phone call to ukraine. >> we teach them, a, don't follow the illegal order. and if you ever get -- given one, you will raise whoever gives it to you, this is an illegal order, then tell your boss. >> the president tweeted kelly is like an ex who misses the action and can't keep his mouth shut. john bolton came to kelly's defense, calling him an honorable man who has served his country faithfully. >>> sadness in a south carolina county this morning. the body of 6-year-old faye marie swetlik has been found in the town of cayce. police are trying to figure out how she died, launching a homicide investigation. here is marcus moore. >> reporter: the urgent search for a bubbly little girl in this small, tight-knit south carolina town has come to a heartbreaking end. >> it is with extremely heavy hearts that we are announcing that we have found the body that the coroner has identified as faye marie swetlik. >> reporter: authorities now treating this case as a homicide. they also say investigators found a male's body in the same cayce neighborhood where little faye disappeared, but it is unclear how their deaths may be connected. >> at this time we feel there is no danger to the community. >> reporter: the 6-year-old girl vanished on monday afternoon, last seen playing outside her home after returning from school. these are among the last known images of faye captured on surveillance cameras getting off her school bus before she went missing. hundreds of investigators converging on this neighborhood, including the fbi. searching from the air. and on the ground. knocking on doors and going to every home in the neighborhood, even picking through landfills and dumpsters in the area. authorities releasing these images of two vehicles in the area. through tips they managed to identify and talk to the occupants of this suv but say they were still searching for the people connected to this small silver car. this crime has shaken the community. >> this beautiful little girl on monday was just having her day. she's not hurting anybody in this world. and she's just being a blessing to everybody. and so it's very upsetting. >> reporter: police here in south carolina say there is no danger to the community, but they would not elaborate. they also did not take questions during the news conference, and the raw emotions we saw gave us a sense of just how personal this is for all of them. marcus moore, abc news, cayce, south carolina. >> all right, thank you, marcus. >>> lawyers for actress lori loughlin and her husband say they won't be ready for trial in the college admissions bribery case until next year. they claim that it will take at least that long to go through more than 3 million pages of documents along with 300 hours of audio and video submitted as evidence. federal prosecutors are pushing for an october trial date. the judge will make the final decision. >>> houston astros players admitted to playing a role in the sign-cheating scandal that's tainted their 2017 world series title. but they say they're trying to focus on the upcoming baseball season. as the players got to work in spring training, they offered apologies, said they felt remorse, and hoped to regain the trust of fans. >> it was wrong. we feel bad. we feel remorse. like i said, the impact on the fans, the impact in the game, you know -- we feel bad. >> critics said many sounded like they were reading from the same script. the astros fired their manager and the team's gm over the scandal. no players were punished individually. >>> all right, now to the half court challenge that sparked boos at a college basketball game. >> university of northern iowa dalton hit four shots including a half court heave during wednesday's promotion. he thought he won $10,000 but the insurance company sponsoring the promo said he took too long. he'll get $2,000 instead. voice of jack, i know you're back after battling a little cold this week. this is sickening, right? >> jack, what you think? >> okay, jack is not here, everybody. he's not there. maybe he's still out this morning. but yeah, this is crazy. >> the interesting thing is, dalton said he was fine with the two grand, he was fine. eight thousand short, i'm a little sad for him, but it's fine, as long as he's okay. >> he worked on it, he hit all those shots, he was ready for this big moment. i 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fire after a train hit a rock slide, sending it tumbling into the big sandy river just before daylight. >> reporter: help came quickly and saved their lives. >> this is just a absolutely massive blaze. >> reporter: there is still a chemical spill to deal with. the train was carrying rail cars full of ethanol. residents nearby were forced to leave their homes for a time. authorities let the fire burn itself out. >> that roaring that you can hear is actually coming from one of the rail cars that is still on fire. >> reporter: the region has seen heavy rain for days, causing floods and rock slides. federal authorities are sending a team to investigate this crash. the two train operators escaped with minor injuries. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> not long ago, new york city mayor bill de blasio took major heat for eating pizza with a fork. >> now he's embroiled in a new food faux pas. he showed his lack of chop sticks skills. afterwards he posted a tweet saying, can i use 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"no time to die," the 25th james bond movie, hits theaters on april 10th. i love all the james bond films. when we talk about billy, we've got to give a shout-out to her brother too, he writes these songs with her. >> the duo. >>> we're getting our first peek of robert pattinson as the new batman. >> there is fresh footage just released. an ominous score, slowly revealing the "twilight" star saturated in red light, offering us just a hint of his chiseled physique in this sleek batman suit. >> batman is set to hit theaters on june 25th, 2021. >> that is so dark. it's so dark that i can't see it on the monitor that's like right in front of us here. so i'm over here at another monitor trying to see. oh, i kind of see the red. you know, we're in this temporary studio so the monitors may not be, you know -- >>> next to the russian blockbuster that's headed straight for america. >> that's right. arnold schwarzenegger and jackie chan14 russian fantasy film that i knew nothing about, check it out. >> in 500 years, no one has ever escaped. you're not going anywhere. it's the tower, ha ha! >> so stupid. >> okay. now "the iron mask" is set for release in theaters in britain on april 10th. but here in the u.s. it's going straight to digital on that same day. so wait, wait, wait, wait. i don't have to like go to the movie theater? >> nope. >> i can be just in my home? >> just watching it on your laptop. >> like on demand or something? >> yep, that's how it works. >> i'll take that. >>> continuing our "skinny" friday at the movies theme, the big news for ducks fans. >> emilio estevez is set to hit the ice again reprising his role from the 1992 classic in a sequel series for our parent company disney plus. there's a lot of sequels. >> all right, get out on the ice, let me see what you can do. >> just so you know, you really suck. >> hey, i'll decide who sucks around here. >> they really suck. >> the new "mighty ducks" is

chan here from mohcd? okay. supervisor peskin, is this something that you want to present on since emmy chan is not in the audience today? >> supervisor peskin: so yeah, sure, i'm happy to present. this is a gift to the affordable housing fund of the city and county of san francisco in the amount of $100,000 from the developer of 722 montgomery street. >> chair fewer: okay. no b.l.a. report on this. any questions or comments from my colleagues? seeing none, let's make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. [gave [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, please call item 1. [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have michelle and luke from the controller's office presenting today. >> yes. good morning, members of the committee. thank you for hearing this item. just to introduce it briefly, this is a resolution authorizing issuance of general obligation refunding bonds. it was to be heard at the february 12 meeting of this committee, and we asked for it to be continued until today because we had some technical amendments that nee

chan here from mohcd? okay. supervisor peskin, is this something that you want to present on since emmy chan is not in the audience today? >> supervisor peskin: so yeah, sure, i'm happy to present. this is a gift to the affordable housing fund of the city and county of san francisco in the amount of $100,000 from the developer of 722 montgomery street. >> chair fewer: okay. no b.l.a. report on this. any questions or comments from my colleagues? seeing none, let's make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. [gave [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, please call item 1. [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have michelle and luke from the controller's office presenting today. >> yes. good morning, members of the committee. thank you for hearing this item. just to introduce it briefly, this is a resolution authorizing issuance of general obligation refunding bonds. it was to be heard at the february 12 meeting of this committee, and we asked for it to be continued until today because we had some technical amendments that nee

chan here from mohcd? okay. supervisor peskin, is this something that you want to present on since emmy chan is not in the audience today? >> supervisor peskin: so yeah, sure, i'm happy to present. this is a gift to the affordable housing fund of the city and county of san francisco in the amount of $100,000 from the developer of 722 montgomery street. >> chair fewer: okay. no b.l.a. report on this. any questions or comments from my colleagues? seeing none, let's make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. [gave [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, please call item 1. [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have michelle and luke from the controller's office presenting today. >> yes. good morning, members of the committee. thank you for hearing this item. just to introduce it briefly, this is a resolution authorizing issuance of general obligation refunding bonds. it was to be heard at the february 12 meeting of this committee, and we asked for it to be continued until today because we had some technical amendments that nee

chan. and they have six goals that they've outlined for the use of these funds, and they've really developed our thinking, and i think they're -- the zuckerberg-chans will be very proud of the way the staff are utilizing their funding to improve the quality of care equity and making this a great place to work. and then we reviewed the tips minutes. >> thank you, commissioner green. >> any comments? great. now we are at consideration for adjournment, commissioners. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? second? all those in favor? we're adjourned. thank you . >> i went through a lot of struggles in my life, and i am blessed to be part of this. i am familiar with what people are going through to relate and empathy and compassion to their struggle so they can see i came out of the struggle, it gives them hope to come up and do something positive. ♪ ♪ i am a community ambassador. we work a lot with homeless, visitors, a lot of people in the area. >> what i like doing is posting up at hotspots to let people see visibility. they ask you questions, ask you directions, they might have a question about what services are available. checking in, you guys. >> well

chan. and they have six goals that they've outlined for the use of these funds, and they've really developed our thinking, and i think they're -- the zuckerberg-chans will be very proud of the way the staff are utilizing their funding to improve the quality of care equity and making this a great place to work. and then we reviewed the tips minutes. >> thank you, commissioner green. >> any comments? great. now we are at consideration for adjournment, commissioners. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? second? all those in favor? we're adjourned. thank you . >> the hon. london breed: all right, everyone. thank you so much for joining us here today. we are here with representatives from the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our san francisco airport, and other city agencies to talk about the city's preparedness for the coronavirus and to let the public know that san francisco is ready to respond in order to ensure public safety. since the first outbreak in china, we have been monitoring the situation and taking appropriate steps in order to address the challenges, and i want to be clear that there have been no case

chan during this process. over the past couple months, we have attempted to work with mr. chan to discuss and resolve our concerns. however, multiple times he has gone back on what was previously agreed upon. in mid-january, he offered a very attractive compromise and asked we share it with the neighbors, which we did. his offer of concession was all based on ilene and i being able to convince the other d.r. applicants to drop their appeals. before we could do this, he sent two more sets of revisions, both of which disregarded the previous compromise and was never referred to again. this does not make us feel confident that we can trust his word and work with him in good faith as neighbors. am i up? the. >> yeah, 15 more seconds. >> okay. well. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> now the other two d.r. requesters also get two more minutes each. you can send anyone up for those two minutes. >> so we want to emphasize that we do not oppose building two homes on this site. we do oppose the enormity of the structures and the fact that they are not compatible with ne

chan during this process. over the past couple months, we have attempted to work with mr. chan to discuss and resolve our concerns. however, multiple times he has gone back on what was previously agreed upon. in mid-january, he offered a very attractive compromise and asked we share it with the neighbors, which we did. his offer of concession was all based on ilene and i being able to convince the other d.r. applicants to drop their appeals. before we could do this, he sent two more sets of revisions, both of which disregarded the previous compromise and was never referred to again. this does not make us feel confident that we can trust his word and work with him in good faith as neighbors. am i up? the. >> yeah, 15 more seconds. >> okay. well. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> now the other two d.r. requesters also get two more minutes each. you can send anyone up for those two minutes. >> so we want to emphasize that we do not oppose building two homes on this site. we do oppose the enormity of the structures and the fact that they are not compatible with ne

chan. and they have six goals that they've outlined for the use of these funds, and they've really developed our thinking, and i think they're -- the zuckerberg-chans will be very proud of the way the staff are utilizing their funding to improve the quality of care equity and making this a great place to work. and then we reviewed the tips minutes. >> thank you, commissioner green. >> any comments? great. now we are at consideration for adjournment, commissioners. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? second? all those in favor? we're adjourned. thank you . [gavel]. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority for today january 28, 2020. our clerk is mr. alberto quintanilla. mr. quintanilla, could you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair peskin: thank you. can we have a motion to excuse supervisor fewer, who's attending the 150th anniversary of golden gate park? motion made by commissioner preston, seconded by commissioner mar, and we will take that without objection. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: i will move to the chair's report. colleagues, as we begin the new year here at the t

chan. and they have six goals that they've outlined for the use of these funds, and they've really developed our thinking, and i think they're -- the zuckerberg-chans will be very proud of the way the staff are utilizing their funding to improve the quality of care equity and making this a great place to work. and then we reviewed the tips minutes. >> thank you, commissioner green. >> any comments? great. now we are at consideration for adjournment, commissioners. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? second? all those in favor? we're adjourned. thank you . [gavel]>> good morning, and welcome to the san francisco san diego transportation authority board, for today, tucson, tuesd, february 11th. mr. clerk, can you please call the roll. [roll call] >> we have quorum. >> can you please call the first item. >> i'm 2, the citizens advisor report. >> i'm john larsen, chair of the citizens advisory committee, and i'm here to report on january 22nd meeting of the c.a.c. we began the meeting welcoming to members, representing district 5 and 9, so we're currently on full strengthe strength of te c.a.c. item 6 on your agenda, the c.a.c. members discussed the vet