carmen chu, i didn't acknowledge carmen chu. thank you for being here. do we have school board in the house? matt haney is here, thank you for being here. [applause] our former mayor art agnus. [applause] i think they like you, art. and i think that is it. have i gotten the former city college christie timwolfbridge. our first gay city college trustee tim, who paved the way and our constitute trustee simmons is here as well. there are some folks who worked on this campaign without whom i would not be here. they are led by my campaign manager, kyle she'lly who is going tsmealie.mckenzie ewuing d director. brendon shucard who did great work for us. and our fantastic interns i hope many of you will be coming into city hall with us. i know some of you are. scott carlson, john tell, jackie, jock steinberger. amelia -- i can't say her last name. and then i also want to acknowledge mark leno's campaign manager who will be coming in as another legislative aid in our office, aaron mundy. [applause] and last but not least wrapping up his business as a small busine

, a m she thought was a boy she had met online kidnapped her taking her from her home in pittsburgh chu- tortured her for days. >> my hands were over my head, i was crying. >> it's haunting to say the least. >of onhe viewers of those images recognized her picture from a missing poster amend called police. >> i have no other word for it other than a miracle. >> reporter: alicia's story shocked the internet, showing how quickly child sex imagese sad across the globe, images that cannot be erased, even today. >> reporter: police are trying to stop this because of a lsoaring number of lo cases, using public records requests, news4 i team obtained case files from 14 years ago. and rising pressure on es authorito do something to stop the criminals. >> last year we received over 10.2 million reports of child exploitation through our cyber tip like. >> in o year? >> in one year. >> reporter: one-third of t total cases you have ever come across were in the lastyear? >> yeah, in the last year. >> reporter: new law requires internet providers notify theer ce if a user posts a suspicious image of a

we have been working with commissioner chu. we've had at least two sessions, and she's willing to sit with us for, like, three hours, so that's very dedicated and has a lot of questions, and so we look forward to going through that same process with commissioner safai. and with that, i will open it up for any questions. >> president stansbury: questions from the board? seeing none, we'll open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to address the commission? seeing none, we'll close public comment. thank you, mr. huish. why don't we go back to -- let's postpone 9. thank you for bringing it forth. any objection to that from staff? >> no. >> president stansbury: 9? the analysis of protection strategies, we will postpone that. that's going to require a little bit of time. >> president stansbury: i've reserved the option to do it later. can we call 10 and 11 together? >> sure. for item number 10, real quick, we had a very good month back in may. seems like a long time ago. our investments were u

and recorder carmen chu. sheriff hennnesee. and assembly member david chu.sco board of supervisors, katherine stephan stephanie. jane kim. norman yee. jeff sheehy. aaron peskin. supervisor-elect rafael mandelman. and sandra lee fewer. also with us local elected officials, treasurer josÉ sineros. and city attorney dennis oh, rarea. and public defender jeff adache. and district attorney george cascgon. and also with us today mayors from throughout the bay area and members of abag and the united states conference of mayors. members of the bar board of directors. members of the san francisco board of education and the city college board of trustees. members of the san francisco consular corps. and also san francisco's department heads and commissioners. thank you all for being here with us today. now our congressional delegation wanted so much to be here today, mayor-elect breed, but they had to remain in washington where they are extremely busy. goodness knows, but they did send along their very best wishes to you on video. let's take a look... >> good morning,

for nightly business report, i'm minick chu. >>> tyson has been given a headache. the company cut its profit forecast. the ceo blamed uncertainty for lower chicken and pork prices. demand from mexico and china has fallen in part because of retaliator tariffs. all of this comes at a bad time for tyson, which is dealing with a glut of meat on the market, which has pushed prices as a result. shares tumbled in today's session. >>> harley-davidson another american icon that has dealt with its share of trade related issues. today the company says it plans line l out an expanded of -- lineup of smaller bikes in an international push for growth. in an interview with cnbc, the ceo defended the company's decision. a decision that drew criticism from president trump. >> certain commodities like grain and soybeans are traded off against otherhings like motorcycles in the basket of nations.ween and so picking on one specific thing like motorcles and assuming it's going to be easy ff change, that's where it gets complicated and ult. the administration is working hard on this iss

assessor recorder carmen chu. sheriff vicki hennessey.an francisco board of supervisors, katherine stephanie, jane kim, norman ye, jeff shi, erin peski supervisor-elected mandleman and sandra lee elected officials, treasurer herrera. public defender jeff adachi. district attorney george gascon. mayors of throughout the bay area and members of abag and the united states conference of mayors. members of the b.a.r.t. board of directors. members of the san francisco board of education and the city college board of trustees. members of the san francisco counselor corps. also, san francisco's department heads and commissioners, thank you all for being here with us today. now, our congressional delegation wanted so much to be here today, mayor-elect, breed. but they had to remain in washington where they are extremely busy. goodness knows. but they didlet's take a look. >> good morning, celebrate. but senate business keeps me in washington. but i want to offer my wholehearted congratulations to london. it wasn't so long ago, london, that you and

i'm dominic chu. a quick check on the market. it's stable. the dow jones would open up by 5 points as these futures gains hold, if they do this morning. the s&p basically flat the nasdaq off by 57 much of that driven by what's going on with netflix. we'll have more on those broader markets in a moment. that's our top corporate story shares of netflix in freefall after subscriber growth fell short of forecasts the shares are off by 12% in extended hours trading on the conference call netflix says it overforecasted the quarterly changes and the pace of new customers noting it underestimated subscribers in 7 of the past 10 quarters. >> so think of us as continuing every year to figure out how we make certain adjustments to keep the operating margins growing, subscriber base growing. that's been the basic way we've been operating so it's more of the same and in terms of the dart board several years out on when we double, the answer is not soon enough we're always pushing hard to figure out how can we get more growth but we're awfully pleased with

don chu, thank you. >>> all right, let's get to sue herrera. has a news update. >> i have that, not a lot of gucci. i have the news update here is what's happening at this hour the white house says that north korea has returned remains of what are believed to be u.s. serviceman killed in the korean war. the handover follows through on a promise that kim jong-un made to president trump when the two leaders met last month. >>> russian president vladimir putin says he invited president trump to moscow. putin suggests both leaders are ready for more summits, but notes conditions need to be right. mr. trump has also invited putin to washington. >>> disney announcing all theme parks except disney tokyo will be ditching plastic straws and stirrers by next year. they are pledging to reduce sire foam cups, reduce shopping bags, cut in room plastics >>> six former major league players inducted into the hall of fame this weekend festivities begin today in cooperstown, new york, including the parade of legends tomorrow and induction on sunday. >>> you're u

i want to thank assembly member tinge as well as senator wiener and chu as well as the folks at lyft and uber who really, i think, want to turn the page and become a part of the solution and finally, it wouldn't have happened without my chief-of-staff whom i am profoundly thankful and madam president, i would like to make a motion to table item number 37. >> all right. table item 37. >> i'd like to tank my co sponsor kim, ronan, yee, fewer and mandelman. >> it's been seconds by supervisor kim. we'll take that without objection. all right. madam clerk. next item. >> item 38 is an ordinance to amend the planning codes to allow limited non conforming specified zoning districts to operate between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. with conditional use and authorization to the determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> madam clerk, on the question of should it be passed call roll. >> item 38, mandelman. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor ronan. >> aye. >> safai. >> aye. >> steph. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> brown. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor fewer

as adopted it would be the first in the state under assembly member david chu's bill. it would create projects to receive 120-day ministerial review establishing the district would make the city eligible for in sen tive payments from the state. last week we received a letter from the california department of housing and community development stating they have done an initial evaluation of our proposal and found it to be consistent with 8073. it's part of the public record for your reference. the bill requires the district provide 20% affordable units, central soma will provide 33% and that the area have anna proved e.i. r. for specific projects, the bill requires developments to provide 10% on site affordable units and they use either prevailing wage or skilled and workforce labor depending on their size. central soma would add local criterion projects lo not be eligible unless they're 100% affordable. properties with existing housing and mixed use projects that include over 25,000 square feet of office are also not eligible. projects would need to comply with the cent

i'm dominick chu brian sullivan is off. the s&p up by 9 points the dow jones up by 102 and the nasdaq by 31 points if things hold like this going to the opening bell as for the treasury side of things, 2.85%, still hovering around that level right now as you can see for the ten-year treasury note. the two-year note 2.5 6% interest rates fairly steady right now. on the asia side of things, we have seen a strong day across the board, especially in china japan's nikkei up. the shanghai up. about a half a percent as well for the kospi. as you can see for the major indices in europe, the dax off the cac in france and the uk .2 of 1% as well. look at the oil market we're seeing a little bit of weakness in wti crude ice brent crude. 77.53 up by one half a percent let's take a look at the currency side of things. the dollar losing grounds. 1.1771 to buy a euro pounds, 1.33 in the uk driving that british pound action >>> let's talk about that breaking news out of the uk. brexit secretary david davis is out. his res egg nation comes

i put up a bad score, but an honest score >> so dom chu cheated a little >> no.y are you pointing out you are an honest golfer >> i could have broke a hundred, if i took a mulligan here and there. >> his tempo here, he doesn't rush at all from here. that transition is so smooth that's the key >> he's smooth on tv slow and deliberate everywhere safe driver. everything everything about dom is slow and deliberate >> another jobs report tomorrow. i'm shocked now. do you remember the endless summers when you were a kid. three months was like ten years. >> i grew up in los angeles, it was a 12-month summer. >> exactly and you spent 12 months on the road probably. >> time does go more quickly last time the president tweeted i'm looking forward to the jobs number tomorrow if he comes out saying i'm dreading this. >> futures took a turn the "journal's" lead story is how americans are able to get better jobs with better pay and it says that could improve worker productivity which is one thing we're told cannot improve to the extent where we can get faster gdp growth. maybe

over to you. >> thank you very much, dom chu. speaking of oil, tensions between the u.s. iran rise over concerns of a real threat of a cyber attack. our next guest says major risk factors can affect markets good to have you here. >> thank you >> the dust up earlier this week between president trump and president rahani of iran, you put out a photo. toward the very ends you say there is a much overlooked issue of iranian cyber capabilities and what they can do to us repeat here what you have written tore folks what is the concern about iranian cyber capabilities >> the concern is they're good at it. people don't really have their arms around it maybe they're on ends, first rate, intellectual and scientific community they've learned a lot from the russians they're looking for ways to retaliation symmetrically. we have to get our hands out of the sand and deal with this thing. >> so they can do what to us >> to the u.s. they could attack u.s. corporates they could attack u.s. financial markets. turning off the lights, interfering with software/hardware. they could conceivabl

back over to you >> thanks very much, dom which you chu we thought we'd ask the traders to do bottom fishing >> it's kind of stormy out there. >> we've done this before, but just review. we'll take at&t as an example and we'll go around the horn if the trader thinks it's a good catch we'll see this if they think it's a dead fish, you'll see this. >> get it? >> those sound effects >> we'll start with careen akar we'll start with at&t. is this a dead catch or a silent, dead fish. >> i'll say it's a dead fish and you have a core business that is really under attack, right and you have a big merger that's a lot of integration which actually the integration is on hold while the govern the pursues an appeal. you have a lot of debt that went along with that, the only thing in its favor is the balance sheet and the business being under attack and the new merger. it's a lot i would pass, dead fish. >> see this wouldn't be a dead fish when it was trading at 42, but to me, where's that sound effect with the lively fish >> i don't think you're allowed to do it >> good catch. there you go >> what

little bit further east with there as we head through monday so that will drag the temperatures in chu days down for the central belt of africa are lots of thunderstorms here all rattling their way towards the west as you'd expect some particularly heavy ones over sudan there and they gradually work their way towards the west and into nigeria. young men who joined in the battle for somalia. many never return. to understand. from the north and with. syria. we're here to deduce computer covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover this story with a lot of intimate moments we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of this story we have presence here all the time apart from being good government it's also very important to be a journalist you know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens there matters. welcome back to the news hour live from london here is a look at the top stories funerals have been held for hamas fighters killed by israeli

i'm dominic chu.per is down 17% from the high year-to-date on that basis, jim and bob join me now from the cme in chicago bob, let's start with you. is copper sounding the alarm on the market can we call copper dr. copper? >> you know, i hate that tired nickname for copper. i do especially when you look at what's happened in the 17% you mentioned, dom it is mostly the trade wars. when the threats of the trade wars started, it is when the downdraft started. going back to down 7% since june in copper. it is on weaker dollar, the inverse relationship, and short covering the copper sell-off is additional shorts over the last three months or so it is not just exiting china slowdown it is all related to the trade war. >> all right there's a lot going on there jim, how low could copper go what are the next key levels you're watching here for copper? >> well, it did bounce off a relatively key level when it hit 266. now, it is still bouncing along a downward trend line. i need to see a to see a base ae streng

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. >> thank you, dom chu, and our chart master says square's run may end.>> well, let's talk about the definition of an uptrend this is what you say is the guideline? literally right north by northeast, never higher, never too hot or too cold. in fact, put in the line, we see that right here, right this is a well defined trend line, but what i'm thinking at this point is that we know that uptrends will have checkbacks. we'll often get back to trend and we're due for that around now. let's zero in on the more specifically and take a look at these, the drawdowns that the stock has had. putting zoom on here, we know that the stock dropped 15% it dropped 12% it dropped 8, 8 again, dropped 8, 10, 29, and so i would just point out that it's perfectly normal to have a give back let's put the line back in what i'm thinking, basically, is that the stock closed at 69.85 come back to trend, which it's done ten times 62 plus-minus the trend line comes into play. that's 11% it doesn't mean a thing. it doesn't change the great stock or change the angle, and think that's

chu could not tell that 23 men after a football mad been there. they had lost as well. and they just left a little note saying thank you in russian. laura: you have been watching this now, you have a good feel for it. who is your money on to win the world cup? reporter: i have my england hat on, but i don' us through the ringer again. i can only see a winner coming from the top half the draw. brazil are getting stronger, but if the belgians can stop them, belgium still really to find eir stride. i would have thought whoever comes through a semifinal from brazil or france -- the french i think will get past they will probably be favorites to lift the world cup. laura: ollie with the big bet. thanks so much for joining us from moscow. now, being heckled is part of the b when you are a politician, especially in the house of commons. it is ju a teensy bit more awkward when the cries are not from the opposion benches. the defense secretary was talking about the fight against the islamic state today when his mobile phone interjected. here's what happened. >> in the euphrates

dominick chu takes a look. >> the first six months of 2018 didn't play out at all like the first six months of 2017. the broader market staged a relatively calm and steady rally all of last year, the same cannot be said this time around. sthat isn'tring some experts when 2 comes to the second half of this year. >> under the surface, small cap leip is doing well. we think in the second half of this year can continue to be upward. >> there will be a number key drivers to watchs weead toward year end. one of the most critical remains the health of corporate america and its ability to produce profits. >> it's going to be mostly earnings, it's going to impact where stocks go. >> given all the uncertainty around president trump's trade policies and the medium to longer effects of the economy -- if the economy can't manage to maintain momentum, even pick up some steam, some parts of the m market do better than others. >> when the gdp gains 3% or more, so y have a good economy. value tends to do much better thgrowth. in our opinion, a stronger economy like we expect the second half of this y

that bull run story as some traders try to view to close out those bets >> thank you very much, dom chuart master says one of these stocks' run is done. carter, what are you looking at? >> look at wwe it's off the top row here, to put it into perspective. number one and number two best performing stock in the s&p 500 in the past 12 months while wwe is up 207% let me show you a two, three year chart to put the names into perspective. basically plus or minus all three up 300%. you can see the actual numbers here, 300, 299, 307. the trajectory, what's key, wwe plays this huge catchup, right it's done that let's zero in on the chart itself the first look at that, it's a ten bagger for the s&p 500, right? that's what winners are all about, finding something that's the dream, beats the bench handily. so do charts back to '04. i just want to compare this current run with this current run. take the ones away, take a look at this. what we have is how far above the 100 day moving average again, how far above and is it reasonable to think that you're going to get a check back so take a look at the

for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >> eli lilly continued the trend with the strong quarterly performance. e drugmaker outpaced both profit and revenue estimates hich made it one of the best-performing stocks in the s&p 500 today. >> nick dorell took a look at what drove earnings results. >> it was a better than expected second quarter for eli lilly ich based on the results, helping to drive sales wereme cines for diabetes and e lipta for cancer and cialis for men's health. theddrugmaker s it doesn't intend to raise its prices for the rest of the year. that follows other pricing pledges from pfizer, merck and novartis. the trump administration laid out of blueprint to lower druge prn early may. >> today my administration is launching the mostep sweg action in history to lower the price ofio presc drugs for the american people. it and ltle changed until the president called pfizer earlier this month, prompting theo company reverse planned price hikes. the rest of the industry has since started showing more restraint. volume-driven strategy and we have new medicines that can mak

chu up front so he a very strong and offensive and attacking mind is french team and i read the belgian team not cautious but a little bit more cautious than normal but still very. respectful of the qualities of france. but i still see with these lineups i see goals it's a high quality midfield when you read across it a name bringing the likes of mustard and bailey and that's not really weakening any side is it he's an absolutely fantastic player the tottenham player. and he's just i mean it's to have that kind of play as you know to have the luxury is incredible for martinez and i say he sprong as a prize and you know it is a surprise because bell is only only came in came in in the first game and then started the game against england and then he hasn't featured so it is a surprise in the respect that he then starts a game which is semi final of the world cup. that then bell it is a quality player and he's someone who can give a lot of experience a lot of power to the village in midfield and a lot of protection for players like. kevin de drawing and then you can have only much of. an e

. >> all right thank you very much, dom chu the chart master says one of these stock's run is done.carter what are you looking at >> looking at wwe, eithit's offe top rope put it in perspective. number one and number to best performing stocks in the s&p 500 over the past 12 months. wwe up 270 show you two, three-year chart to put things in perspective basically plus or minus all three up 300%. can you see the actual numbers, 299, 307 trat ejectry, what's key, wwe plays this huge catchup. catch up. let's zero in on the chart itself look at that it's a ten bagger for s&p 500. that's what winners are all about finding something. that's the green that beats the bench handily. let's go to the chart itself all right. this is back to '04. i just want to compare this current run with this current run. take those lines away, take a look at this what we have is how far above the average. again, how far above is it reasonable to think that you're going to get a check back so take a look at the next chart. this is exactly 90 weeks this is exactly 90 weeks this one is even a little bit more than

but what we can say as this stage, he has met with kim yong chu. there is no official time line, but if this first meeting goes well, pompeo will go on to meet with kim jong un himself. what we expect from this is very vague, too. there is a lot of pressure on mike pompeo to come back. he has said that he is in north korea to flush out the details on that commitment that he and trump made in singapore we don't even know if the u.s. and north korea are on the sanl page. at this stage, expectations for pompeo. >>> president trump says he is ready for his meeting with vladimir putin in helsenki later this month. president trump is kgb and all of this. vladimir putin is fine. i'm prepared, i have been prepared for this stuff my whole life. >> the july 16th summit is set to bring up several critical issues. fred, will there be any official record of what putin and president trump discussed? >> there will be some sort, but the beginning of that meeting will be exactly what the russians wanted which is a one on one meeting between president's -- president

back to dom chu to get the details. >> the market giveth and taketh away for everyone.ut if you are jack doorsy the taketh part may hurt more today. shares of twitter had a facebook lake slay after the had a disappointing day with the user accounts and forecast. and from the end of last year through the highest in mid-june shares doubled in value for twitter, not bad for dorsey, the ceo and coveder of the company but from the highs mid-june through today the stock lost a quarter of the value that hurts but that may be made up for a bit by square stock which has had a tough couple of days as tech related stocks sold off but the payments processing company that doorsy is chief executive of and founder of still managed to hit a record high in trading today before joining the rest of the market in negative territory. upon a year to date basis it's still a double the share stort started off the year at $34 and change and even with the two-day losses we have seen it's still a massive gain so they are both doing pretty okay but in a strange twist square is doing so well that i