co-chairs may serve no more than two consecutive terms unless by vote membership allows the co-chair to serve beyond the two-year limit. item 7. home care subsidy pilot program. increase awareness of san franciscans 18 years or older who have unmet home care needs of the home care subsidy pilot program and eligibility requirements. presentation by jane caruso. public comment is welcome. breaks. the council will take a 15-minute break. item 8, healthy saturdays overview. overview and discussion of healthy saturdays, partial closer of j.f.k. drive and golden gate park. presentation by gary mccoy. policy and community affairs manager, san francisco recreation and parks department. public comment is welcome. item 9, ceremonial item. the late mayor edwin lee, councilmembers, and members of the public are welcome to share thoughts, stories and memories of the late mayor, edwin lee. item 10, public comment. items not an today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. please approach the microphone or give your comment card to the mod staff. item

, scientific co—operation, scientific co—operation so we can exchange co—operation, scientific co—operationieces of art in order for our fellow citizens to share this joint history and also for our artists to be in constant contact, to build a future, to build imagination which knows no borders. ladies and gentlemen, this is what i meant to say about our discussions today and the challenges we're facing. once again, theresa may thank you very much for hosting us. i think we can ta ke much for hosting us. i think we can take a few questions. i will start with the uk media. carl. reporter: thank you, prime minister. from itv news. prime minister many people will look at the calais deal and think it looks a lot like you are sending money to france and taking migrants from france. is this the thin end of a wedge? mr president, if i may ask you, after brexit, do you think that uk prime ministers are more or less influentialfigures on ministers are more or less influential figures on the world stage and is the loan of the bayeux ta pestry stage and is the loan of the bayeux tapestry a sign that y

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so you are co-ceos and co-founders from college? and let me say this doesn't work out. i know you've seen the social network, with mark zuckerberg and the whole movie. how do you maintain what was a great relationship and is now a part of a business where you are, you have venture capital money right? you are post-ceos. one guy is not in charge? >> yeah. we know nothing about what we were getting into when we started. i know the early promise. and we made a bond. we exited to each other. we said it was a marriage, but much more than that, we said, he was 4.0, double major from berkley, and we since then have become so close and obviously his family is my family and vice-versa. we make it a purpose to put our partnership above everything else and its the partnerships that him and i have i think it works. we get up at 6:45 every single morning and come home from the office. >> it's a marriage. >> it's co-founders. >> yeah. >> co-founders. >> yes. i will say nick hill and we've had this company gets started literally from the ground up. we do all-nighters planting mushroom

haydee rodriguez-pastor is the co-founder of vida usa and vida peru.his mother of six lives in the bay area and was born in peru. she inspires people because of the work being done by the nonprofit she started in the east bay with her late husband, carlos. he started a bank in peru, which has been an enthusiastic supporter of vida for years. a deadly illness prompted the birth of the charity. the infrastructure was already there after the epidemic ended, so haydee and her team built it into a life-saving powerhouse that ships containers full of surplus medical equipment and supplies to peru and helps millions of other people in at least a dozen other latin american and caribbean countries. >> i took care of the peruvian side while haydee was pushing all of the logistics from the united states, which was the most important part. >> the need is enormous. thousands and thousands live in shacks like this without running water or sewage systems. many don't have health insurance, but they can get first-class free or low-cost medical services at hospitals ser

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. >>> and all the money in the world, but a big pay gap between co-stars. why did mark wahlberg reportedly make over a million dollars for reshoots while co-star michelle williams reportedly got less than $1,000? a hollywood uproar. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. as we come on the air in the west. distraught family members and neighbors have joined the grim search under way in california tonight for the missing in neighborhoods swept away by mud slides. there have been some dramatic rescues today from homes that are up to their rooftops in mud. but also a rising death toll. at least 17 following this week's torrential rains. more than a hundred homes destroyed. and for some of those trapped, time is running out. the disaster is taking place two hours north of los angeles in montecito. that's where we start with our national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight in montecito, the heartbreak is as overwhelming as the destruction. >> i don't know where she is. >> reporter: this is where hayden gower i

and the cos, there were cos out there in our day and i think you could say the same today getting it all done. doing the training, the blocking and tackling and to the higher level war fighting piece but there are cos who don't. and what leeches through with with report, and i'll start with you, kevin, because john doesn't want to be first anymore, is are we leaving too much to the individual cos and in fact maybe we've always been doing it that way but now it's really showing itself with all the other stress? >> well, i do think we're leaving too much to the co, particularly now -- this was not an issue necessarily in those long gon halcyon days as you refer to them. my dad had a chief petty officer who had forgotten more than he would ever know about gunnery. we do not have that anymore. just as we have generalists, we are generalist as surface warfare officers, we have somehow drank the kool-aid we want the generalists also. i have my chief here who has forgotten more about guns. those are gone. on it other hand he is coaching his kid's soccer team and has an associate's degree. w

adding their are co-parenting. they're in a good place. and mutually making it work.hey're much more cordial now than they were after they split. >> let's move on to another story making headlines right now. reese witherspoon gets emotional with oprah after her big show win at the critic's choice awards. reese is having a moment posing with nicole kidman and in matching black polka dots with e mile ya clarke. it's a new interview with oprah that has her reliving her me too moment. >> i was in the room the first time you shared your story, reese. how has the speaking out of it led to a greater sense of control. >> i don't know if i have gotten to that place yet. i'm very emotional ate. true disgust at the director who assaulted me when i was 16 years old. silence helps the or the meanters. it doesn't help the tormented. there are moments you have to evaluate whether silence is going to be your only option. at certain times, that was our only option. but now is not that time. >> reporter: oprah sat down with a panel of women abouthe sunday morning." they met monday afte

. >> "the new york post" reports that lauer was overheard telling a co-worker, quote, this is going toe my last parade. >> there have been rumors for weeks that "the new york times" and variety were working on stories about lauer. >> the post cited a source who claimed, quote, nobody knew what matt was doing with the interns and junior producers. it was appalling. that apparently changed on monday, november 27 when nbc says it, quote, received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by matt lauer. but if lauer feared repercussions, you wouldn't have known it on his last day on air november 28th. >> a lot to get to. >> a source tells us the anchor seemed confident and upbeat behind the scenes. that afternoon the post says network executives confronted lauer who reportedly initially admitted only that he had three consensual affairs during his 25 years at "today." the following morning, november 29th, his firing was announced. >> this is a sad morning. >> a source tells co-host savannah guthrie and hoda kotb were briefed about the firing

meanwhile his co-star, michelle williams, made just 80-bucks a day. now the studio says-- it had to pay wahlberg, or it couldn't replace kevin spacey. according to "usa today" wahlberg's contract gave him veto power over his co-stars. and when the studio decided to edit out kevin spacey, amid sexual misconduct allegations, wahlberg refused to sign off on the move neither wahlberg or williams has commented on the story. new developments in the debate over confederate monuments. virginia's house minority leader wants to give cities the authority to remove or alter those memorials. current law bans governments from removing, or changing war memorials. this bill would give cities full rights over what to do with those statues. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy.. what are you working on for 5 0-clock. comment president trump using a vulgar term to describe immigrants. the new fallout from the remark and what the white house is saying this morning. a d-c man vanishes after arranging an online date. and now months later

parts of both cos. >> but those two last months where be lost lives? >> yes. and i do not dispute this. admiral davidson goes on for the vast majority of the report indicting the system and everything from doctor and operations, training, manpower, personnel, facilities, every element of the dot milk spectrum he indicts specifically. he offers 13 causative factors seven of them are called fundamentals. everyone of those is the responsibility of someone else to provide to that co. so who's fault rer is it? i i'm amazed thatd commanding officers still take commands of ships because they're 360 wild cards on your ship that could do something crazy every day and you could be dragged out by the chemical shed and have a bulled put in your head every day and yet guys still do it and they're responsible but they play the hand that they're dealt and if they are not being dealt a fair hand, that's someone else's fault and not just theirs. >> right. we'll come back to that because there's cultural aspects about how far do you play it hand you're dealt and when do

republicans who can be convinced to co-sponsor the legislation. we know there are more than the number who co-sponsored who would vote for it if it were allowed a vote on the floor. i believe going into the next set of negotiations, they now have that proposed solution to look at in terms of a framework for moving forward on a daca fix. >> republican leaders have said that these number two talks between mccarthy and hoyer and durbin and cornyn, they see that as the most viable path to a daca agreement. could i get you guy's view on those negotiations? >> we encourage the egotiations. >> let's put several bill on the floor and see which ones gather support. i believe the best path is a simple one, a narrow focus, save those issues on which we do not agree for further negotiation. it's affecting families right now. there's an urgency to getting this done. much like spending bills that republicans just want to run out the clock and delay and delay. let's get it done. get it den, get it off our plates so we can focus on the many other issues that we n

♪ >> that is prince william and kate during co ven tri today.ight pink mull berry coat. it hides her baby bump. that baby is due in april. >>> a lot of people thinking jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez might get engaged this year. toeping our couple's know and tell j-rod's full court press. >> if at first you don't succeed. a-rod got the kiss cam right managing to get a quick peck unlike a few months ago when j-lo was about the pom poms. they were at the basketball game. his team lost, but a-rod is totally winning. earlier in the day they caught up with friends for a casual lunch. feks up new couple alert. danica patrick makes it official green bay packers quarterback aaron rogers has her heart racing. patrick and rogers are an item. they got together just after the holidays. first met at the espy awards in 2012. >> there's lots of good looking people walking around. >> the news comes after danica's relationship with ricky stenhouse jr. ended. aaron and olivia munn woke up. >>> finally are january jones and nick viall a couple. >> he goes on dat

eliza's co-stars and director james cameron rallied around you. i promise you gym cameron, schwarzenegger and jamie lee curtis would have done something. to which schwarzenegger responded you bet your blank. curtis said i was saddened. kramer denied her claims saying they are made up. the agency that represents him said they ke sided to part ways. now to the backlash over the woman accusing ansari of sexually assaulting her. ashl >> you went to the press with a story of a bad date and you have potentially destroyed this man's career over it. aziz said he was surprised and concerned. he thought everything was consensual. we spoke with ashley banfield today. how is she minimizing the me too movement? >> there are harvey weinstein and aziz ansari's. they're not the same. you mentioned kevin spacey. how has the allegations against kevin affected your friendship and also your view? >> it's a really good question. i never experienced the ugliness that has been laid there. i have haven't spoken with kevin. i defy anybody to say you don't have somebody cl

the co-parenting game, that was strong.le it sounds like selena gomez doesn't have the support of her mom when it comes to getting back with justin beebe. mama is blasting bieber. unhappy that's how selena's mom is feeling about jelena. why? our source tells us she beliefs justin was the catalyst for selena's downward spirl. she said quote it was a toxic relationship and took selena many years to get over. how do the mother daughter deal? they don't talk about justin. mandy knows not to bring it up. she'll never give her an umt may tum because she knows selena will choose justin. >> next up miley cyrus and liam hemsworth making a splash in australia. they've been there celebrating liam's birthday. they spent time at the beach body surfing and playing in the wave. miley took time to take a few selfies. >>> here are the first photos showing chris martin and dakota johnson are an item. they had their arms comfortably wrapped around each other as they strolled on the beach. they've been dating since early october and our source

es una co no lo es.soluta en 30,000 piezas de precisión.. para los que no se conforman, es un vehículo certificado preadquirido de mercedes-benz, o no lo es. el evento de vehículos certificados preadquiridos. desde ahora hasta el 28 de febrero. solo en su concesionario autorizado mercedes-benz. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ un mexicano estÁ transformando las paredes de nueva york en obras de artes, pocos saben que su arte comenzÓ con como una tragedia. >> la transiciÓn de mudarme de mÉxico a estados unidos, nuestra familia se mudÓ fue porque mi padre fue asesinado en juÁrez. >> Álvarez no viviÓ una infancia comÚn, huyÓ de la violencia junto a su madre y hermana, pues si vieron forzados a dejar ciudad juÁrez mÉxico, desde los 12 aÑos la mejor expresiÓn que encontrÓ fue el grafitis. >> era como una decisiÓn de empoderarme. >> gracias a su talento fue transformando simples paredes en obras de arte. >> darle un momento de reflexiÓn como un escape a otro mundo. >> Él se dio cuenta que su dibujos tenÍan poder, podian llamar la atenciÓn sobre las injusticias. >>

he describes the mid 20th century creation of the counter intelligence program often called co-intel pro and tracking and infiltrating of domestic. his class is about 45 minutes. >> welcome to class, everybody. today we're going to talk about history of government surveillance. the central question i want to think about today, can intelligence agencies operate in a democratic society and be successful in protecting the government and its citizens while also upholding the same citizens' rights? especially the right to descent? in other words, are liberty and security compatible? no doubt there is a need for intelligence communities to operate. threats exist from foreign and domestic sources. those threats are real. they've been real throughout u.s. history, come from across the political spectrum. for over a century in addition to taking action against real threats to the lives of american citizens, bureaus and agencies within the united states government have is your veiled those who have expressed what the kato institute describes as, quote, strong political views that run counter t

again it shows the defence co—operation. the broader relationship and going beyond that and really the relationship between theresa may and emmanuel macron. we will see more of the body language, house now getting on at the press conference, because that is crucial, it is crucial when it comes to the kind of deal that we might get on brexit. emmanuel macron sees himself very much as a leader, an up and coming leader if you like within the european union. he has very ambitious plans. so, everything is very friendly. but, of course, there are tensions as well. we have heard from the french government over the past year is how they seem to be waiting in the wings for those jobs which might come their way from the city of london and go to paris. so, that tension is there but i think a lot of today is about the uk saying, we have a lot to offer. we may be outside the european union in the next year but on security, the fight against terrorism, intelligence, the french and british intelligence services have met today, and when it

i wanded to thank our co-sponsors as well as mayor ferrell who just signed on as a co-sponsor and i wanted to thank everyone who's come out here today n particular a big thank you to jordan davies, a member of the s.r.o. task force and transgender disability housing advocate who has fought for this since day one. thank you very much. >> thank you for the presentation. and to supervisor ronan for bringing forth this legislation. colleagues, do you have any questions or comments before we go to public comment? supervisor peskin? >> i would like to thank jordan davis as well. >> great. and with that, perhaps we'll begin with public comments from jordan davis and any other members of the public who would like to speak on item four. >> i proudly serve on the city's s.r.o. task force where last year we voted to change in a housing code that would require single-use common restrooms to have gender-neutral signage. this is historic legislation before you today. although there are many s.r.o.s in san francisco and elsewhere in california and beyond. nothing like the was ever done before and this wi

i hope for those of you who have not signed on as co-sponsors that you'll consider co-sponsoring or at the very least vote in support of this very important legislation. thank you. >> hi. tommy mecca from the housing rights committee. we are fully in support of this legislation and hope that you will pass it. personally, as a gay man who's been involved in the queer community since the early 1970's, i'm extremely happy that it's happening. it is long overdue. as, it is jordan said, historic and gives me pride in san francisco that often we are on the cutting edge in pushing things like this. and we should be. safety is an extremely -- safety of tenants is an extremely important issue for us at housing rights committee. so, it's logical that we would be here in support because all tenants must be safe and that means all. no exceptions. despite the progress that the lgbt community has made in the past 40-something years, the reality is that there is still anti-lgbt violence in this country. and especially against transgendered women of colour. so, thank you for what you're doing here. an

amy: ambassador hohoekstra is sa co-founder of the house tea party caucus. he supports the death penalty, opposes abortion rights, and has spoken out against marriage equality and lgbtq rights. in pakistan, protests have erupted nationwide after the body of a seven-year-old girl was found raped and murdered in a district south of lahore. zainab amin was last seen in surveillance camera video holding a man's hand as she walked near her home in the town of kasur. her body was later retrieved from a garbage dumpster. it was at least the 12th such incident in the district over the past year. on wednesday, thousands joined a funeral for zainab, protesting the failure of pakistani authorities to stop the sexual asassault and murdrder of child. in the occupied palestinian territories, israeli forces shot and killed two palestinian teenagers thursday, as protests continue to rage over president trump's declaration of jerusalem as israel's capital and over u.s. plans to move its embassy to jerusalem. 16-year-old amir abu musaid was shot dead at a protest near the isr

but you don't keep the co-pay? >> no. >> how much do you keep?re does the other 43.38 go? >> out of check from the pbm. >> or pharmacy benefit manager , negotiates rates between pharmacies and insurance companies. they don't want pharmacies under cutting the deals, so contract bar pharmacists from actively offering a cash sale. >> you're in the supposed to talk ever, not to you, not to our patient, not to anybody. >> the d'angelo can talk because he now runs a compounding pharmacy, not subject to non-disclosure agreements, lawsuits are challenging call-backs and some state have out loud them, benefit managers insist pharmacists cents are empowered to charge the cash price if it is lower. >> who do you blame? >> got to be the drug companies and the pharmacies. got to be. they say they cover these things, and yes, they do cover them, but it has in your best interest not to use it. >> take away for consumers, ask your pharmacy for their cash price consider shopping around. >> brook silva bragga. >> great advice there. still ahead right here on cbs-3

because hoda is officially the co-anchor of "today."et's give her a round of applause. >> reporter: it was just 34 days ago she filled in and helped co-host savannah guthrie break the news of matt lauer leaving "today." >> it's off the morning for both of us. first, it was can you fill in for a week. i said, how about next week? how about the week after. and something happened. and it was so weird. there wasn't a magic moment. it just worked. you know what i mean? >> we were like, how about forever? >> reporter: hoda's solid ratings helped. the "today" show beat rival "good morning america" after she started filling in. lauer reached out the her. >> he texted me and he said, congratulations. and, some really nice words. and, um, it meant the world. >> reporter: for hoda, a balancing act. the 53-year-old adopted a baby girl haley last february. she'll continue to host "today ats wine-loving fourth hour. >> you and me are together. >> yeah. >> forever. >> how are you going balance all of this? >> i think we haven't. >> it will be a drink

co-living is 9 bedrooms on the third and second floor. balance of the second floor is hotel, back of house and ground floor, hotel reception area and entrance, shared with the co-living and a small restaurant. from the outset, we've worked closely with the department and urban design advisory team and studied the central soma plan and urban guidelines, some of which has been reflected in the design. one of the keys is architectural diversity. since much of this area is going to change, there's not a lot of architectural context at the moment. so we have design precedents to our owner. this is a building in paris. it's clad with a simple metal screen is, but you can see through the screen to the outside. it's a metal rain screen and it's perforated and it's a calm form that we thought would be appropriate for this site. it functions as an exterior window shade that results in an energy-efficient building, another objective of the central soma plan. the material we've chosen is a very simple, off-the-shelf, corrugated metal. it's been used

pi mean how much does a jar cos? less than five bucks?nk they'll be restocking next we at walmart. diane king hall is at new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> here on wall street the dow rose again. it was a roller coaster ride for the blue chips lost some ground after president trump said he favored a stronger contradictin treasury secretary steven mnuchin. ultimately the dow jumped 140 points. the s&p 500 edged up 1 point, while nasdaq edged up 4 points. >>> walmart is cutting jobs at its arkansas headquarters earlier this week. they also shut 63 sam club warehouses in order to keys pace with they plan to sell ebooks and audio books. >>> a setback with philip morris on a sell in the united states. it's already sold in more than 30 countries marketed as the rir reduced risk of tobacco product. they want to market it in the u.s. but the fda can still allow the product to be sold in this country. >>> and there's a new colonel sande sanders. ♪ i'm colonel sanders, same as always ♪ >> his wife is due to pitch the kentucky fried ch

pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service

here at the co—op, they are offering survivors a new start. who knows they are a modern slave victim, orjust their line manager and logistics. it's totally confidential. what are the big challenges you face in making sure this employment works? they don't have maybe a driving licence or bank account. the formal things you and i would have to say who we were. we have had to adapt our hr policies to be able to deal with that. right now, in our communities, there's an estimated 13,000 modern slaves. though because they often disappear, that number could be much higher. when survivors escape or are discovered, often they are deeply traumatised. they might be suffering from panic attacks and be terrified of the police. sometimes their sense of trust has been so deeply eroded that they are suspicious of any support on offer. that makes the scale of this challenge even greater. how did it go yesterday at the body shop? today, this charity, alongside the co—op, is meeting with a dozen businesses hoping to help more survivors. even as consumers, we lov

. - i'm evan smith, he's the co-founder of spy magazine, the host of the public radio program studio 360, and a best selling author whose most recent books are fantasyland: how america went haywire and the parody memoir you can't spell america without me, the really tremendous inside story of my fantastic first year as president donald j. trump. he's kurt andersen, this is overheard. (audience applauding) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? hate to say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience applauding) kurt andersen, welcome. - happy to be here. - good to be with you, congratulations on this book. we'll talk about it first, fantasyland, the timing of this book is exquisite. i'm assuming it's not entirely accidental. - it is entirely

but a sign of that denial is pretty much points to a co-deposco co-dependent relationship by republicans in congress, no matter how bad trump gets, no matter how much damage he causes, if you have some use for him to push through their agenda, that means getting through a budget on top of the tax cuts from december, they're going to hang on to him. the problem of a co-dependent relationship is, however, when your partner becomes so abusive, when he becomes so derogatory, do you get dragged down with him? and i do think this isn't just a political question for the republicans now. in terms of if they're going to carry their own moral authority as a party, they are going to have to decide at some point whether or not they're going to call out trump or remain silent. >> i want to point out our top story, the false alarm that sent people in hawaii in a panic over a missile strike warning that wasn't, thank goodness, but an example before donald trump came into oval office, the world wasn't worried about nuclear war. and now there are real concerns. it is kind of another example and, yes, kim

>> no, no. >> the co just knew it was going to be a big problem.ey said, we're just going to roll you up and move you. i said, that's fine. get me out of this tent, please. that's what happened. they brought me here. which is just ten times better. i just like it here. >> 15 miles away, at suffolk county's riverhead jail, cesar figueroa hopes to see his newborn daughter. >> i feel bad that i can't be there to even tell her i love her or nothing. i can't see her. i don't know if she even knows me. >> he's written me a couple letters about it, requesting it. i had to talk to the warden about it. make sure that the warden was on board with it. figueroa, come in. have a seat in the black chair. how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> got good news for you. the warden, i talked to the warden about you going to the see the baby. he gave it the approval. don't get in any trouble between now and when you go, and we'll make it happen. all right? >> yeah. >> you happy? >> hell yeah i'm happy. i feel like crying but i don't want to cry. >> it's highly unusual