finally, on congestion, many, if not all, of the services rely on ci city right-of-way and curbs and the city has not consistly coordinated to develop a robust curb management approach. on congestion, some studies have found that some users choose to drive personal vehicles less when they use these services but others find increases in driving. so it's a bit of a mixed bag. with that, we have seven recommendations. we tried to boil them down to one word on each that we should partner by creating a framework for emerging mobility pilots and proactively partner with these companies. we need to conduct additional research. we need to regulate the industry and harmonize the current systems and recover costs associated with permits and impacts. we need to bridge mobility and access gaps. and we need to prioritize public transit. we need to increase enforcement in known conflict areas and hotspots and we need to use price as a tool. we need to move towards decongestion pricing and incentives, particularly in the downtown area and implement curb management strategies. i ccan explain any of t

i realize we need sanctuary ci city. we are attracting more addicts and mentally ill. drugs are not only conducive -- are not only addictive, but inducing mental illness as well along with it. i am asking for more funding for the mentally ill, programs here in the city. for more prevention so we can get money for early preventions for the mentally ill. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good afternoon. i'm here with services. i want to thank the mayor and the board for the funding you provided for youth and families thus far. i'm here in support of our ask a $14.8 million to serve youth, family and adults. specifically $1 million for youth, for emergency housing assistance for youth. i want you to specifically keep in mind that 80% of youth experience and homelessness are unsheltered. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with larkin street youth services. i am also a member of the budget justice coalition. you're asking for 300,000. 100,000 for each of our respective youth leadership bodies. i want to remind us all tha

particularly contributing toward the ground floor animations that we are looking for in all locations of the ci city >> president hillis: i agree with that. i think banks have become less active and they have converted a lot of their space into office space. it is unusual for a bank to expand. i don't bank they are, but i know they are a bit more active than some of the other banks where we see just offices. commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: i am on the line on this one. approved the bank of the west and it is an absolute dead zone day and night. absolutely dead. it is huge. i don't even know if they will stay there. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: we may want to expand that into a special discussion that we have among ourselves. i see the deadening effect of change at the corner of powell and post, where they are used to be disney animation for many years and something else before. it is actually empty and i think we need to start talking about how we want to deal with this. i am not taking a side of the particular applicant to, but i have my concerns.

ci citi buying back, say, 250 million share this is year, it just doesn't make sense, the eta irrational effect on the stock market, where every stock is identical, has just made me sick, what it said is there are ceos that work as hard as they want and organizations that can do everything to make shareholders money and the etfs keep them behind will these companies by back a lot of stock yes, that is what matters to me. i know there are a lot of people that feel buy backs do not matter michael, when you buy back 250 million shares a year, are you supposed to say, you know what they can buy back 250 million. >> when we're talking about banks, one of the problems with the overhead was too much capital. i also just wonder as much as we can talk about how the yield curve should not really be a trading queue for these stocks, it's not really what drives the und underlying margins you have had this kind of narrowing of the curve, it seems to overhang the psychology of the stocks. >> it seems to have become what i regard as being not a distraction, but it seems to be that the investors always

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city. and already has microsoft. it has satellite offices from facebook and google. but amazon has just super charged that. put the growth on steroids. >> cies around thery cou as they contemplate what it would be like to welcome an amazon t send headquarters. one area they look at is housing and what it wou mean. you mentioned increase in density. >> yep. >> what was the i tact on housing market in seattle? >> tremendous impact. amazon isth one o factors. a major factor for growth in seattle. and there's been a huge amount of migration over the past teveral years. and over the l five or six years housing prices have doubd. in the city of seattle. not in the greater puget sound rio de janeiro b regionit but in the of seattle. housing prices doubled and apartment rents have don't up 70 or 80%. so it is a serious impact that the hq 2 city shod think ant. >> a double edged sword there of dourse. people who n affordable housing. >> right. >> so all those folks who got those jobs needed places to live. so t m jobket obviously boomed. >> it is a tremendous job market. yes. and amazon in seattle despite all its growth continues to have thousands of

ci, with the heat. >> reporter: avoiding exercise was impossible for the nearly 5,000 participants of the new york city triathlon yesterday. race organizers took precautions to keep runners cool and medical staff were on hand for emergencies and to remind them to stay hydrated. >> you know, when these racers tend to just put their head down and keep going really hard, they sometimes forget that. >> reporter: in harrisburg, pennsylvania, this fire captain used field temperature gauges. >> 143 degrees right there. >> reporter: to demonstrate the dangers of leaving any person or animal in the locked car. doctors are urging people to be aware of the warning signs in order to avoid a heat streak. >> the warning signs means it's time to get out of the heat. >> reporter: there are warnings in place throughout the fourth of july holiday which is as long as this heat wave is expected to last. >> demarco, thanks. a brutal one. meteorologist daniel niles of our boston station joins us with a look at who is catching a break from the heat. danielle, good morning. >> the heat and humidity is intense. big dome of hig

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about that and we're going to have other cities joining us in this waymo ride healing service with time. this in senior talk about whics activating personal use, a a cican go by is going to triumph that but it is on the roadmap. >> that's exciting a unglued ad one more questions i'm going to give it to the governors to ask questions as well. there are approximate 36 states that have adopted laws, regulations, executive orders to allow for the operation of a time as vehicles. you are doing it in arizona. we've had, and you talked about the number of lives they could be saved as result of this technology but there have been some incidents in the news recently. how do you respond to those questions were with that of the telly associate with the operation of an autonomous vehicle? >> this is such a challenging question, such a challenging area. i think the first way to respond is recognize that whenever someone is injured in a situation like that, our first response has been very sympathetic one to the family who suffered that loss. so that's our first instinct i think it's a recognition as we roll out this technology more broadly that there's going to b