my recommendation were thought would be to be helpful for us to have clarity with city attorney and myselfperhaps we could go through the recommendations here to get the commission's sense of the direction you'd like us to make sure you see in the lane was that comes forward. there've been a number of issues talked about in a variety of areas that we could get it doesn't have to be a vote but get some consensus but what you like is he coming back. that would help jumpstart the process next. >> for example, on page 2, under the recommendations recognition one, general language the fine good i don't know if there's any reaction that were different approach you like to see there spewing anything that strikes you? >> any of the commissioners have any comments? i felt that was added that additional language i thought filled one of the probably one of the grounds to support it that doesn't is only appear. so, i would recommend that we adopt that recommendation one. >> there was a comment by represent buys out kaplan who could not be here this evening he did provide a comment on page 2, line 7, a

my recommendation were thought would be to be helpful for us to have clarity with city attorney and myselfrhaps we could go through the recommendations here to get the commission's sense of the direction you'd like us to make sure you see in the lane was that comes forward. there've been a number of issues talked about in a variety of areas that we could get it doesn't have to be a vote but get some consensus but what you like is he coming back. that would help jumpstart the process next. >> for example, on page 2, under the recommendations recognition one, general language the fine good i don't know if there's any reaction that were different approach you like to see there spewing anything that strikes you? >> any of the commissioners have any comments? i felt that was added that additional language i thought filled one of the probably one of the grounds to support it that doesn't is only appear. so, i would recommend that we adopt that recommendation one. >> there was a comment by represent buys out kaplan who could not be here this evening he did provide a comment on page 2, line 7, aft

clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlineshe compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and t carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to testify. i got huge stack of speaker cards so we are going to limit testimony to 2 min. to that evod

clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlines the compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and t carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to testify. i got huge stack of speaker cards so we are going to limit testimony to 2 min. to that everybody will have a chance to testify. i also want to thank the office of short-term rental in the city administrator for offering the opportunity for anyone in this chamber coming this building today, might want to register. there is a table outside that is being staffed by li mei lu and anybody who would like to fill out an application to register a short-term rental can do so. out this door my right, your left, so feel free to avail yourself of that opportuni

clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlines the compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and to carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to testify. i got huge stack of speaker cards so we are going to limit testimony to 2 min. to that everybody will have a chance to testify. i also want to thank the office of short-term rental in the city administrator for offering the opportunity for anyone in this chamber coming this building today, might want to register. there is a table outside that is being staffed by li mei lu and anybody who would like to fill out an application to register a short-term rental can do so. out this door my right, your left, so feel free to avail yourself of that opportun

clarity with the lgbt q community this weekend pride festivities are under way all over the city. >> it's all leading up to tomorrows big parade. cbs 2 joins us live from central park with more. >> reporter: good morning, we are live in central park at the finish line right now for the lgbt pride run, 35th annual everyone is making their way across the finish line right exciting and celebratory events taking place across new york city this weekend, each means a little more this year as participants stand in solidarity and strength. >> it's a time for celebration in the lgbt community pride weekend, kicking off friday with a major party on pier 26 spreading happiness in the face of hate. the moment of silence fell over the crowd as the names of the read aloud bite owner of the nightclub where 49 people were killed. pulse nightclub employee neema asking attendees to spread compassion and kindness through a hurting community. >> turn to the person next to you, give them a hug and say my brother, my sister, i love you. >> the rally to put pride on display also brought a message to lawmak

clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlines the compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and to carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to testify. i got huge stack of speaker cards so we are going to limit testimony to 2 min. to that everybody will have a chance to testify. i also want to thank the office of short-term rental in the city administrator for offering the opportunity for anyone in this chamber coming this building today, might want to register. there is a table outside that is being staffed by li mei lu and anybody who would like to fill out an application to register a short-term rental can do so. out this door my right, your left, so feel free to avail yourself of that opportun

clarity through which you can see the city. you can see the person next to you. it is like a luminous presence. jaume: i had lunch withhe abbot, and he said something of which i would completely agree. he said when the basilica needed a piece of art since the 16th century, that piece was always contemporary. why not today? it is hard for me to imagine this in the studio. it seems like it was here, always. narrator: if venice is about working in historic setting, jaume's installation in chicago couldn't be more different. clare: probably one of his most important works, which in some ways defines him, is the crown fountain in chicago. it is an extraordinary work of two towers made of glass bricks. and out of those glass bricks emerges an ever-changing series of faces, and they are the faces of the people of chicago, and out of their mouth spouts water to form a shallow lake between the two towers, and of course, it becomes a place where people congregate, where they play, where they see themselves. it is an extraordinary point of self-identification. jaume: water for us is life. it means life because our bodies are pro

clarity about how they'll deal with. tom: we have a result from the isle city. it won't surprise anyone. it's generally considered to be very much in favor of remain. perhaps a little surprising they didn't vote more in favor of remain. the isles of sicily. it's such a small electorate. no offense to the lovely people of the aisles of skisly, it's a great -- sicily. it's great police. maybe you can pick up. suppose you have won and new castle. does the prime minister realistically stay for more than a few months? is that plausible? >> i think he does. the one thing we do not need to [no audio] >> in my view need to have informal conversations with his european counterparts before we do anything formally. we discuss with them how we go through the process before we ever get to the point of triggering the formal process. that can be weeks, possibly months away before we do that. we need to get this right and carefully. i think having a change of leadership in the middle of that would be exactly the wrong thing to do. tom: you know as well as i do referendums are imprecise toofments you may

clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlines the compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and to carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to testify. i got huge stack of speaker cards so we are going to limit testimony to 2 min. to that everybody will have a chance to testify. i also want to thank the office of short-term rental in the city administrator for offering the opportunity for anyone in this chamber coming this building today, might want to register. there is a table outside that is being staffed by li mei lu and anybody who would like to fill out an application to register a short-term rental can do so. out this door my right, your left, so feel free to avail yourself of that opportun

clarity with the lgbt q community this weekend pride festivities are under way all over the city. >> it's all leading up to tomorrows big parade. cbs 2 joins us live from central park with more. >> reporter: good morning, we are live in central park at the finish line right now for the lgbt pride run, 35th annual everyone is making their way across the finish line right

with agonizing clarity. this would be the question. how much heart break can one city endure. consider the tragedies that have unfolded in recent days. on friday night, christina grimmie is gunned down after a concert. she was signing autographs for fans. the gunman killed himself. later, walking into a nightclub, guns down more than 100 people. investigators trying to fathom the hatred and the reasons that fuel such a massacre. a gator snatches a 2-year-old. his frantic father fights in vein. crews search for any signs of hope. orlando struggles for understanding, and how many horrors can befall one community. >>> the terror attack in orlando has sparked a political war of words that reaches all the way to the white house. president obama joining hillary clinton and blasting donald trump over his renewed calls for a muslim ban and mr. trump's rhetoric. the presumptive nominee firing back, saying the president should save his anger for fighting terrorists. all of it as a new bloomberg poll shows clinton's lead growing. >> carol, the bloomberg showing hillary clinton opening up

with more. >>> time for the trader blitz, and yahoo! is expected to buy over at citi? joey. >> well, it could easily go back to $40 now that the management is providing clarity on the auctionrocess. >> and american airlines is downgraded over the bank of america, and jimmy, the stock is down 30% this year, and i think that it is cramer this morning on the show that is like now? now down 30 and you are doing it now? and i think that those were his exact words. >> and looking at the chart, it is a beatdown, and if you are shorter, and selling the shares here, two things that you have to believe either the momentum continues to the downside, and i share your infer dudulity on th and if you think that the sessions earnings are six times, and high oil prices are the thing to worry about, but they seem to be stabilize and the worst is in here, and you have to be predicting bad things to short the stock. >> and mixed bag for kroger? >> yes, it is a tough one, from 2015 -- 2012 to 2015, it was up 27%, and it has done nothing since then, and you can stay long, and looks like it is in a no-man's-land, and i would not be excited for any huge upside any time soon. >> and what about a

city alone. so that could hurt. but as far as broad investment with this sort of uncertainty, china's not alone in saying hold on. we need some clarityd on to about what the trade deals are going to be, if there's a recession, how bad it's going to be, all those sorts of things have to be factored in before they start taking big investment decisions. indeed, they may decide they're just going to put it all in europe. >> okay. andrew in hong kong. also nina on the trading floor in london, thank you so much. we've got some breaking news for you. >>> another shadow cabinet member stepping down in just the last few minutes. this time from steven kinuck. robin's with me. his position? >> he's only pps. he's not actually a member of -- >> so he's pps, but he's saying in his letter to jeremy corbyn, i have the deepest respect for your long service. in light of the deeply disappointing referendum result caused in part by the half hearted and lackluster role that you played in the campaign, i've come to the conclusion that you are no longer the person to lead the party. >> typical of what we've been hearing from the people who had resigned fr