. >> clerk: co chair denise sehaux. >> present. >> clerk: co which of chair jim blacksten. >> i'm here clerk: and council member tatiana kostanian, absent. and council member alex madrid. >> present. >> clerk: couple member sally coghlan mcdonald. >> present. >> are. >> clerk: and council minister orkid sassouni. >> present. >> clerk: and council member helen smolinski. >> present. >> clerk: and council member kate williams. absent. item 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. item 2, action item. reading an approval of the agenda. item 3, public comment. on today's jurisdiction within the m.d.c. we welcome the public's participation during public comment at the beginning and the end of the meeting and as well as after every item on today's agenda. each comment is limited to three minutes and the council will respond to your comments following the meeting if you provide your contact information. you may complete a speaker's card available in the front of the room, approach the microphone during public comment, or call our bridgeline at 1-415-554-9632. where a staff person will handle t

as co-chair of the hellenic caucus along with mr. bill raucous, i would be remiss if i did not mention the tragic wildfires thatter to through greece yesterday. killing dozens and injuring and displacing hundreds more. i am heart broken by the loss of life and destruction. these rapidly moving fires left in their wake and i send my deepest condolences along with all my colleagues in congress to the greek people at this time. i know that the hellenic american community, many of whom are my constituents, are affected by this disaster. as well. and have already begun efforts to help. i want to thank especially my fellow hellenic caucus co-chair representative gus bilirakis from the great state of florida. for organizing this special order, an hour and also congressman cicilline for joining him and organizing it. i founded the caucus with his father, former representative mike bilirakis in 1996. and it remain wouns the largest and most active caucuses in congress. we founded this caucus after turkey invaded annea. it seemed like every ot

i'm pleased to co-sponsor this measure. i also want to commend chairman royce and ranking member engel for their leadership on international conservation issues, particularly the fight against wildlife trafficking. he okavango river basin in angola, bostwana and namibia supports an amazing array of wildlife, including the largest remaining concentration of elephants in africa. it's also home to more than a million people. the delta act requires the development of a strategy to encourage sustainable management of natural resources in the river basin, including the protection of wildlife. this strategy will require input from a wide range of stakeholders including national governmentals, local communities, nongovernmental organizations and the private sector. this is to help those people of the region and also protecting the wildlife. they have the support of key organizations including the world wildlife fund and the wildlife conservation society. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to support this bipartisan legislation, which passed

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. >> we're only a block from the food co-op. this is a bubble here. >> i want to say the food club, which i've been a member of for ten or 12 years now, is such an excellent model for ways you can make healthy food, affordable to all. the co-op has a 20% markup above -- 21% markup of the cost, whereas most grocery stores it's it's like 100% markup so people can afford organic, sustainable, pasture, everything regional in ways you never could before. personally i wouldn't be able to eat the way die if it wasn't for the co-op. this is a model, highly successful. 17,000 members and it's profitable, always runs a profit and we should be replicate thing model in communities across the country, and if people -- this is the thing. we have become so disconnected from our food and our communities and food is such a unifier, and i feel like if we can get more connect with our communities again, around 0 food co-op, it's a great model that needs to be replicated. >> in a whole sale fashion handing off our food, the production, growing, man

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so, silvester‘s admission appears to complete the triangle of co—ordination. vote leave, and the organisation of the vote leave campaign in northern ireland, firmly into the activities of the dup, which are being funded by cook's money. i mean, that is an obvious triangulation of interests. we asked lee reynolds and the dup to respond to this apparent admission of co—ordination. the dup said work with aiq was directed by the party, but didn't say by whom. lee reynolds said he did not direct dup activities with aiq while he worked for vote leave. whether there was a common plan that helped vote leave exceed its spending limit is not the only question spotlight‘s investigation has raised. electoral guidelines are clear on the obligation on parties to check donations. in a recent interview with investigative news website source material, the dup treasurer admitted that he knew nothing about his biggest donor, cook's constitutional research council. he said it was up to the electoral commission to do the checks. but the electoral commission said the rules are clea

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at this point where your other co-workers are inside? >> i do not. >> were you able to see any activity? >> i just heard screaming and gunfire and just knew i had to find a way out. >> you mentioned you barricaded the door and grabbed a weapon. what sort of weapon did you grab? and talk about the steps you took after barricading the door. >> there was a series of file boxes and some cabinets. i put the cabinets over and stacked up file boxes. grabbed a couple hammers. open the window, put the ladder out the window for a short period of time. barricaded ourselves in the bathroom. went to the ladder, finished putting it out the window. was able to get a s.w.a.t. officer's attention tension. indicated i wanted to go downtown ladder and he gave me a thumbs up. and i grabbed -- i went down the ladder and a few of my co-workers followed after and got them out. >> and you're talking about the layout of the store. give us a little more detail of from the time you see another co-worker was telling me he saw at least two men come inside, one was a

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i think i'm going to cry, cos ijust get so upset about it.em face—to—face and say, "you haven't beat me, i'm still here." good afternoon, a few sharp showers and thunderstorms around yesterday, but dry today, some places have seen barely any rain in the past six weeks or so. england and wales dry and sunny, up to 28 degrees, northern ireland and scotland clouding over gradually later from the north—west. this evening and overnight, lashes of rain across northern ireland and the western half of scotland, elsewhere staying dry, quite warm and humid once again overnight, temperatures holding up in the mid—teens for most of us, a sticky start on sunday, and similar to today, particularly in england, wales and eastern scotland, lots of sunshine on offer, hotter temperatures than this afternoon, so by tomorrow afternoon 29 or 30 degrees in the south—east. further north, 17—23 for scotland and northern ireland. to next week, the fresher feel will stretch across all of the country, still spells of sunshine, but we have got a chance of seeing a bit of

he is okay, he got out, but he is still concerned about some of his co-workers. he says there is a second level where there is kind of a safety area. that's not for the customers but he says that's where a lost store employees possibly could be right now. but as you can see officers here on this side, they are just staging out here and also that store employee was telling me that another co-worker of his came face to face with the gunman. he says there are two men that went inside the store and he says one gunman came face to face with another co-worker and that gunman then told him to go home. so that co-worker was able to leave. and that employee is out here as well right now. but a lot of people still shaken up, they're gathered out here, on their cell phones and they're concerned because they don't know what's going on at this point but still just worried to see what is happening to their fellow co-workers out here. we're going to be talking to a few more of them and bring you the very latest in the next few minutes and we'll send it back to you right now. >>

i grabbed a couple of my co-workers, brought them back as well. i barricaded the hallway as best i could, grabbed a weapon, and put the ladder out the window, and after getting the attention of a s.w.a.t. officer, i was able to indicate i wanted to go out the ladder. he gave me the thumbs up. i went down the ladder. three of my co-workers followed me out. >> reporter: you were getting people out, were you bringing people up with you as well as trying to barricade wherever you guys were? >> there was one person coming down the stairs as i was coming up, i grabbed her. there was another person in the break room, i grabbed her. there were additional people upstairs already. we just tried to figure out a way out. >> reporter: do you know if all employees are accounted for? >> i do not, sir. i do not. >> reporter: do you know how many are missing right now? >> i do not. >> reporter: is this store procedure, that in a situation like this, this is the place you would gather? >> we do have in the event of a fire or earthquake, we do have places that we go

as co-chair of the congressional coalition on adoption and original co-sponsor with congressman collins, i am pleased to see the house take up this bill on suspension. there are an estimated 140 million orphaned chilled children worldwide and many -- children worldwide and many families wanting to provide a loving home. countries have carried out policy changes that have duced our intercountry adoptions altogether. many of these changes are suddenly implemented, leading to the confusion of families in the middle of the adoption process. h.r. 5626 adds rorning requirements to the act of -- adds reporting requirements to the act of 2000 to track countries who have made changes to their adoption policies. this bill is a simple fix that allows families to get accurate, updated information. it gives clarity to perspective families and the millions of children who are in need of a permanent loving home. again, i want to say thank you to my ranking member and to representative collins, and i urge my colleagues to support this bill. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewom

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as such i'm a co-worker of mark mau. i'm reading a statement from a co-worker who could not be here this afternoon. i'm fred stump. i have 47 years of engineering experience. i feel that mark was not treated fire fairly by sffd or h.r. and was terminated without getting to tell his side of the story. mark took it upon himself to try to correct the perceived conflict of interest. it is a shame that this person took it the wrong way. from my working with him he was very respectful of everyone he interacts with, both in the public and sffd. i feel this was a learning moment but not a termination offense. i feel this was too harsh. mark deserves better and should be given another chance. sffd is missing out on a grate "politico"y. he tries to do the best for the sffd and the citizens of the county and city of san francisco. at the time, our plan check backlog is very large, and losing an engineer like mark makes the situation worse. sffd needs mark to help clear the backlog and provide excellent service to the city. i'd like

legado del presidente reagan lo importante no es la perspectiva polÍtica de un juez sino si esta en coe la ley y la constituciÓn. me complace decir que he encontrado sin duda a esa persona. >>> esta noche tengo el honor y el privilegio de anunciar que voy a nominar al juez callahan para ocupar la vacante en la corte suprema. (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( (aplausos( >>> conozco muy bien a la gente que esta en esta sala, no se inclinan a aplaudir de pie con frecuencia. su esposa y sus hijas nos acompaÑan,, gracias y felicitaciones a toda la familia. (aplausos( .. >>> el juez tiene credenciales impecables, calificaciones inigualables y un compromiso de dar igualdad a todos ante la justicia, egreso de las cola de derecho de yale y actualmente es profesor en harvard, yale y georgetown.. es considerado un juez por excelencia, un lÍder entre sus pares. es un brillante abogado con un estilo muy clao, s mentes legales mÁs agudas de nuestros tiempos y asÍ cose destacÓ co. >>> escuchÁbamos al presidente trump dando su

not bad. >> reporter: they recently co-lived here, co-worked in a space on the same property, and co-relaxed time. along with a constantly changing crowd of romers. for a daily fee, roam members can live in out posts in miami, london, tokyo and bali with eight more properties planned all for people looking for a sense of home, but not a permanent address. >>> so fill in this sentence for me. home is where the blank is? >> home is where he is. >> you're going to come in and you're going to find your time slots. >> reporter: of course, for another co-working demographic, home is a little more complicated. >> we have looked into ten ways to sunday. >> reporter: entrepreneur sarah baggily is a mother of three and a member of play work or dash, combination of play working and child care space outside washington, d.c. >>> did you go through a period where you were trying to make do without a space like this? >> you can ask me how well that went. but it's amazing what you can do when you are not having your brain divided between what is my toddler doing and trying to focus on what's being done. >>

they are co-pay was $111. and the husband turned to his wife and said, there is no way that we can afford this. and they just turned around and left the drug there.and i was so troubled by seeing that. because obviously, this drug had been prescribed for them. so it was something that they needed. that one of them needed. so i queried the pharmacist about how often this happens. and imagine my dismay, when his response was, it happens every day. the cost of these vital drugs is not just a theoretical concept or an interesting research project. it has a real impact on individuals, healthcare systems and the federal government. americans spend a staggering $328 billion on prescription drugs each year. the federal government picks up about hundred 29 billion of that in payments through medicare, medicaid, veterans affairs, chip program and other programs. in november 2015, alarmed by these price increases, as chairman of the senate aging committee, along with then ranking member, claire mccaskill, i launched an e

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last but not least our co-chair jim blacksten. >> good afternoon. i have learned a lot from your presentation and from the questions that have been posed by colleagues here and i think that the programs that you are putting together here are excellent. so i as a person who is a disabled person in the business world i'm always interested in finances. i'm just wondering, can you -- i don't know if you're in a position to do this, but can you tell us how many families are being served to date? and how that might look like in six months, to a year? >> we haven't gotten to the numbers yet, jim, but every year our numbers increase. and jen and i have both been with the department for only three years. so in regards to the actual number we can get back to you and how it looks like from last summer. if we could email that to you is that something that you'd be interested in. >> yeah, that would be fine. so now are you saying that you have been involved for three years, is that as long as your program has been going or does it pre-date that? >> it pre-dates

do the co-ops compete with each other? do they compete against the regular corporations, or what keeps them from becoming cutthroat in order to win? >> good question. again, i'm going to use a concrete example rather than a hypothetical. i'm going to use mondragon because it is a vevery rich source. and there are loads of books and articles on mondragon, including on our website, democracyatwork.info, where we gather all this material, all of which is available to you at your leisure and no cost and so on. here's how mondragon has done it. mondraragon's first commitment s to preserve jobs. it's very interesesting. when you a ask t, "what is your bottom line?" the answer is jobs. so if, for example, and i'll take an example from them. one of their successful production lines is the fagor. f-a-g-o-r. it's fairly well-knonown in eure and around the world. it produces washingng machines, appliances like that. and the fagor washing machine company has suffered from the international crisis like everybody else, and so the demand

, representative price from north carolina, and the co-chairs of the congressional ukrainian caucus, representatives kaptur of ohio, fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, and levin of michigan. our resolution reaffirms the commitment of the united states to support the democratic elected governments of these countries. and a commitment made in 1994 to ensure the independence and territorial integrity of ukraine. putin has lied. he lied in this commitment. it calls for the immediate and complete withdrawal of all russian military and security personnel and equipment from the nations of georgia, ukraine, and muldova. it calls for moscow to end its destabilizing activities in all regions of these three countries. it commends the ongoing trilateral cooperation between the governments of ukraine, georgia, and muldova to confront russia's destabilizing activity. and it voices our support for u.s. assistance to three -- these three nations, assistance that strengthens their capacity to resist russia's aggression. the resolution calls on all three nations of europe and in the united nations and inter

he's grateful to co-workers who kept him calm and firefighters who got him out. joel cannella may feel like he can return to work at u.s. pipe and foundry in union city, but by looking at thean know that it wouldn't be a good idea right now. last thursday, alameda county firefighters were in the fight of their liveso >> missed my footing and fell down. >> reporter: the first indication that he was sinking fast in this 25 foot silo filled with dry cement. >> i started shaking, and it felt like it was quicksand. >> reporter: and it was up to his chest. >> co-workers tried to pull me out. >> reporter: it wasn't that easy. he suffered from rope burns to his hands and chemical burns on his leg. he struggles a little to speak because cement particles are still in his lungs. >> i couldn't breathe. cement going in my mouth, eyes. >> reporter: he remembers hearing helicopters overhead and firefighters feeding him water and oxygen. >> just hearing conversations of my co-workers and just kept me maneuvering, he was finally remember walking down. i let everybody know i was o

google‘s co—founder shows off a flying car you can learn to use in an hour. on the financial markets, investors are working through a mixed picture of corporate earnings. this has taken away some of the focus on trade tensions for now. we begin in brussels, where talks will resume on britain's exit from the european union. uk exporters are becoming increasingly concerned about a lack of progress on a deal. and the eu is telling its members to ramp up preparations for a failure to reach one — a risk it says is growing. big pressure then on britain's new brexit secretary, dominic raab, who took over last week after david davis resigned in protest over the government's plans. today the confederation of british industry — the uk lobby group for big business — is calling for a long—term strategy to support exporters after brexit. it warns britain's export performance has been in decline now for two decades, and is far outstripped by the likes of germany. there is, of course, a lot at stake. the eu is the uk's biggest trading partner, with almost half of all uk goo

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his brother--in-law and co-worker says he tried to warnhim not to do it... the victim was rushed to the hospital... fire officials say his hands are so badly injured - they may need to be amputated. (pam) despite the usual and frequent warnings - you did not have to look far to see evidence of illegal fireworks...(ken)kron4's rob fladeboe shows us what he found in one east san jose neighborhood. maria aranda/store owner "....it was just like great america....only worse..." maria aranda is talking about what she called the "brazen" illegal fireworks show that took place last night just down the street from her taqueria.maria aranda/store owner ".....it makes people happy, they come over here and they set up chairs towatch it..."the intersection of bonita avenue and east san antonio streetseemed to be the main launch pad for quite a display judging fromthe spent fireworks littering the street. there are several scenes like this around the five wounds neighborhood. i saw dozens of spent rockets, firecracker debris and sparklers. the show lasted into to the wee

passiont co-mingling of in america, and what does this say about us as a culture, and is there -- is this any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and really -- guns and religion, it has usually been problematic. >> supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg, stephen breyer, and elena kagan took part in a mock trial, post of our regular series hosted by the shakespeare theatre company in washington. insurrection in camelot, based on the theater's production of camelot. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> good evening to everybody. as you know, tonight's argument is based on the text of the 1960 camelot, a low play beloved classical musical that is currently playing on this stage, directed by alan paul. in a kingdom not so very far a long, long time ago, riddled with corruption and violence, king arthur and queen guenevere created a near utopian society in camelot. over might,mpioned and the king sits with the knights of the round table, with no head, signifying equality and cooperation. by the way, the ninth of the

the environment secretary was the co-chair. they have been referred to the police by the electoral commission, having refused to co-operate with the electoral commission. will the prime minister guarantee that her cabinet ministers will fully co-operate with the police investigation? prime minister may: i say to the right honorable gentleman that i actually question the way in which he put his question. he has made an accusation in this house against members of this house -- >> mr speaker -- >> order. the question was heard and the prime ministers answer must be heard. prime minister may: the right honorable gentleman has made an accusation in this house against individual members of this house and of the government, and i suggest that, when he stands up, he reflects on whether or not it was correct to do so. the electoral commission is an independent regulator, accountable to parliament,?not to the government. it has, as we know, taken steps in relation to the vote leave campaign. i would expect that all those involved and req

they are the co-authors of "new power." great to see both of you. >> good to be here. >> you both have experience with this. you had a zero budget and now it's an enormous event. let's talk about how as a business owner you can tap into this. >> we think of power as this critical capacity in the 21st century. how do you mobilize people effectively? it used to be 20 or 30 years ago, it was about who you knew, the capacity to raise money, capacity to navigate a system. now, anyone has the ability to harness the energy of the communities around them. the question is how you do it. all around us, we are writing this book and inspired of stories without this traditional power, old power. we broke through using these techniques and built extraordinary businesses from scratch. >> how do you breakthrough? i have a company in a small town somewhere. i'm not connected to anyone in power. how do i breakthrough the noise? >> another question is what are you asking your community to do? typically, we ask people to consume things. the co

. >> co-chair sehaux: thank you, council members. and council member orkid sassouni. >> yes, thank you. hello. i will try my best to summarize and to get right straight to the point. you know, great in terms of services and the san francisco area, but i know that there's -- that, you know, the playgrounds are worn out and they tear easily and they're in disarray. how often are they actually attended to and repairs take place? i notice that there's quite a bit of holes in the rubber and the swings are, you know, just not quite hanging properly. for example, in delores park there's one example. you can see broken swings and, you know, i -- i am concerned that children are playing on that without supervision sometimes and just having a ball out there. and get a little wild and with the equipment in disarray. so it concerns me. there's no ranger or anyone coming in and having a look at safety checks on a regular basis. so that is a red flag. and let's see, coret park is great, good. and bishop -- excuse me, mission playground is a great