so the colas, the retirement, the health benefits going up. in addition, inspection services, any field inspection division, there is also a change because we included vehicles to do those replacement vehicles. so just a summary of the division expenditures, 52% of all of our budget goes to inspection services. 22% to permit services, and the administration is at 26%. since i'm in administration, i want to put the caveats with that. part of the reason why administration is higher than permit services, because a lot of department-wide items are budgeted there. a lot of the work orders are budgeted there. a lot of the professional services are budgeted there. we don't budget it at a division level or something like that. so it is that we have so much administration staff, it is just a lot of the city-wide or department-wide architecture tistdepartment-wide actually budgeted there. and the next slide is the service of other departments. so that is just showing you all of the different work orders. you can see in the second group, you can see that

or the customers want you to pay our medical expenses ok so coca-cola you do the customers a lot right so who do i give you the address can you send me the check in my obamacare place 20000 dollars coca-cola hello oh anyone there oh it was their coke 000 you mean you're just selectively selectively deaf i get it why because you in your yacht largest shareholder warren buffet are committing. it's a g. word 3 sobel so i'll let you go see you mention obamacare that was brought in under president barack obama many of the resistance or in social justice worries think he was the greatest president in u.s. history and brought about only good so since 2010 companies have invested more than $200000000000.33 plastic and other chemical projects in the united states including expansions of existing facilities new plants and associated infrastructure pipelines why did they invest so much what is going on uniquely in america that is seeing them expand into this is called fracking because there's a unique thing about fracking that actually lends itself to cheap plastics and getting a lot of money fro

. >> tenemos niños pequeños, entonces como que te las colas nos dicen tiene que hacer esto y limpiaro trans porten el virus a la escuela. >> a dos casos en el condado de santa cara, líderes del condado afirman que no existe un peligro al público simplemente dicen que es un paso más de precaución, y básicamente dicen que esto es por si acaso este problema se sale de control christian cáceres noticiero telemundo 48. >> gracias christian por la información mañana martes termina la cuarentena de personas que regresaron de wuhan león estado bajo vperoannte la incertidumbr ha creado esta enfermedad parte de la población de riverside parece que están preocupados de manera incorrecta, pues al parecer acosa trabajadores de la base militar por las redes sociales. >> pienso que ellos están en lo correcto de decir que no hay riesgo de que estas peligros traen el virus de wuhan donde está el virus ya los han tenido cuarente >> expertos recomiendan el uso de tapabocas y no ir a lugares donde hay posibilidad de que lleguen personas de china, por ejemplo los aeropuertos. >> el coronavirus ha tenido

make it clear, it's a 2% cola. >> 2% basic cola. >> basic cola. >> effective july 1, 2020. >> public comment? all those in favor, say aye? opposed? item 20. >> item 20, action item. termination -- determination and approval of credit interest rate for fiscal year 2020-2021. >> commissioners, consumer interest rates remain the below minimum 4% as stated in the city charter, so we ask that you approve the analysis and approve the proposed interest rate for 2020. >> so moved. >> second. >> any questions? public comment? all those in favor, say aye. opposed? okay. before we go to the next item, we're supposed to take one out of sequence. >> yes. we're supposed to do item 23 before 22. >> right. 23, please. >> commissioners, bill homark and ann harper here from kyron to discuss the results of the actuarial evaluation, and it looks like they're set up. >> given the time here, we will just hit a couple slides to hit the highlights of the valuation. employer rates are up, but it was expected. the projections are almost identical to what we showed last year, but from here going forward, there

to put planes in the air they knew were going to go straight into the ground where the execs coca-coladecided to keep telling people to chug a coke even though it's a mild toxin that will give you the diabetes of the tumor of the kidney stones. the poor minority neighborhood the location of all those crimes. no no no one of the largest crimes in our world happen in poor neighborhoods in fact street crime doesn't hold a candle to corporate crime the big pharma created opioid epidemic alone killed a high. 130 americans a day criminals are not the true criminals in this world in fact it was criminals a couple of weeks ago who took a moral stance to get the world's most famous political prisoner julian assad out of the torture of solitary confinement as craig murry a former british ambassador said julian is finally released from solitary in belmarsh prison because the other prisoners were appalled by his treatment and took up action on his behalf a small victory for basic humanity and it took criminals to teach it to the british state but that's not the only step in the right direction in

make it clear, it's a 2% cola. >> 2% basic cola. >> basic cola. >> effective july 1, 2020. >> publicment? all those in favor, say aye? opposed? item 20. >> item 20, action item. termination -- determination and approval of credit interest rate for fiscal year 2020-2021. >> commissioners, consumer interest rates remain the below minimum 4% as stated in the city charter, so we ask that you approve the analysis and approve the proposed interest rate for 2020. >> so moved. >> second. >> any questions? public comment? all those in favor, say aye. opposed? okay. before we go to the next item, we're supposed to take one out of sequence. >> yes. we're supposed to do item 23 before 22. >> right. 23, please. >> commissioners, bill homark and ann harper here from kyron to discuss the results of the actuarial evaluation, and it looks like they're set up. >> given the time here, we will just hit a couple slides to hit the highlights of the valuation. employer rates are up, but it was expected. the projections are almost identical to what we showed last year, but from here going forward, there's s

where you have a big brand and everyone is interested because you are a leader, i used to work at coca—colamatter what you did at coca—cola, pepsi always did something and there was always this thing going on. the brand is so big now that it is vulnerable to being pushed over. and we are hearing it is now going in comparison to some of the more traditional names in the industry. like general motors, ford and chrysler. and ford are plummeting now. they have had a fourth quarter of bad results. this isn't good, but they are building and building because of the emissions in the way we are all thinking now. it's the future. lesley, thank you for coming still to come fancy—dress, drama and intrigue: we'll be taking a look at the experience economy with the founder of secret cinema. you're with worklife from bbc news. a pretty little thing advert has been banned by the advertising standards authority over concerns that it objectified women. the youtube ad featured women wearing exposing lingerie. the retailer says it didn't mean to "cause any offence", that it "celebrates women" and promotes body

still, shake shack, domino's, coca-cola, they're all in the red.s back over to you. >> thank you, domm in the meantime, huawei's chief technology officer saying that plans by the united states to create a 5g rival to huawei could be a challenge to find alternatives for the next generation networks. washington has maintained that huawei is a national security risk, alleging that beijing could use the company's equipment for spying huawei has denied those claims scanlon says the technical standards and actual implementation of 5g have taken about ten years to create. jim, i know this is not your field of expertise, but do you have any thoughts on this security versus competitive risk that huawei may pose to the united states? is that something you guys talk about at all at the fed? >> this is out of our bailiwick. it's long been a concern that you're giving away state secrets when you trade i think that kissenger's comments that we're in a cold war is resurfacing issues for people that didn't live through the cold war and is not used to this kind of

were to come from coca-cola you know. that. even if they work hard for morning until night the men receive at most 20 to 30 euros a day. who are no one in africa would believe how we work here. abandoned houses huts and tents in the middle of fields where there is no water no plumbing no power or heating the farmhands live here and many have done so for several years no real life to help our family. without. they only have cell phone contact with the relatives benedicta hasn't seen her husband for a long time. even so she's glad he went to europe. almost immediately thanks to the money we have a roof over our heads and can continue to build i have spit bite that if he were here it would be very hard for us i'm happy that people leave and seek going up hostages. the tomato farmer frequently sees young men carrying backpacks she knows that the next group of gun ins are on their way north. to. the garment industry puts out more c o 2 than anything ation and mercantile shipping together so environmentalists are touting swap meets a

while i'm none the wiser but we always like to see the stalls at the other david colas jordi town for most of his new film where he's playing a but alcoholic. not just any burnt out yes that's true he's playing w. eugene smith who was a real life war photographer life magazine photographer basically the inventor of the editorial photo spread and this is a true life story of how smith went to japan to the town of minamata to document the ravaging effects of mercury poisoning it's a true story of course. journalists at the press conference with johnny depp were trying to draw parallels between the troubled life of smith and johnny depp's own troubles in the past years accusations against him by his ex-wife amber heard that he beat her that he used drugs and alcohol johnny depp didn't go for any of any of those parallels he just stuck to the script very very quickly just on the movie about the naive august 20th century. way. hidden away as it seems like it sort of falls for the main actor. right elio jet amano is not a household name in the rest of the world but in italy he is a huge sta

polanski using his jewishness to cry wolf well he's not just suicide he's survived the ghetto in cola and he lost family members. and when he things history could repeat and this attitude i think is really credible michael as always thank you and seizes will will there on the 28th of february will be of the final all absolutely how many seasons he wins old doesn't win that things . now an exhibition in the cones towers in the swiss city of zurich that makes us think about the relationship we have with our planet that has been the overriding topic of danish icelandic. some in recent years it is not all doom and gloom with lights lasers and installations on a grand scale and song explores how we should co-exist with our planet and how art can help. the exhibition symbiote exceed comprehends human beings as part of a larger system of artist are left for us on explores our relationship with the natural world with work that has a powerful emotional and sensory impact. it clings to the core to our one thinking about culture in general is often the physical essential experience it doesn't ju

can carry up to 12 passengers and ferry them from the holiday center of patani or to the island of cola pretty times 5 boats but for the last few weeks most of them have been going nowhere. we've barely had any customers since the chinese have not been allowed to travel out of the country local people don't go off to the island very often most foreigners are gone we boat operators don't know if we will survive. not so long ago each of his boats made the trip at least 2 times a day thanks largely to chinese tourists many of the groups booked in advance to but now getting every single customer is a struggle profit says sales have dropped by 70 percent in the last 3 weeks. before the outbreak of the coronavirus nearly one in every 3 visitors to thailand came from china so they were a key market today tiny tourist or 30 say only about $3000.00 chinese are arriving per day the average used to be 30000 other players in the tourism sector are also feeling the pressure. we have really big effective not only for the chinese it's our thought the feeling of the traveler about their not in the in t

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so the colas, the retirement, the health benefits going up.in addition, inspection services, any field inspection division, there is also a change because we included vehicles to do those replacement vehicles. so just a summary of the division expenditures, 52% of all of our budget goes to inspection services. 22% to permit services, and the administration is at 26%. since i'm in administration, i want to put the caveats with that. part of the reason why administration is higher than permit services, because a lot of department-wide items are budgeted there. a lot of the work orders are budgeted there. a lot of the professional services are budgeted there. we don't budget it at a division level or something like that. so it is that we have so much administration staff, it is just a lot of the city-wide or department-wide architecture tistdepartment-wide actually budgeted there. and the next slide is the service of other departments. so that is just showing you all of the different work orders. you can see in the second group, you can see that

operating costs and this is largely driven by our retiree health and pension cost and increase in cola. this table pulls out the rpttf portion of the request by use type and the total portion is 189.8 million and the majority of which will be spent on debt service and admission bay. this table provides a comparisof year over comparison to the 1920 and we're requesting a decrease of 14.3 million and due to the reduction of the pledge for housing and the plan decrease in our debt service schedule. with that, i turn it over to the project managers to discuss their portions. >> good afternoon. my name is annie wong and today i'll be giving a brief overview we're requesting for the housing programme in the year 2021. we're requesting just shy of $100 million and the majority is going towards $90 million in gap loans. the primary first a fund at 95.$3 million and the rest will come in other funds such as developer fees and nonadmin rtpff. the funding authority requested will go to support oci stand-alone supportable housing projects with the majority going towards hunter's point shipyard at

mcdonald's got torched, coca-cola which lost 11% on the week. that's the stuff that doesn't really make a lot of sense. people are still going to drink coca-cola, but oil prices were decimated down 16% from monday to friday on the belief that demand will be dented if economies from china to europe too, yes, the united states begin to shrink. bret, we know the virus has already disrupted supply strains to get parts and materials from other countries. that fear ramped up to a new level with the victims popping up in italy over the weekend and john roberts reporting the connection in california of a second community spread victim. >> bret: you had larry kudlow saying, what i would look for, the buy in the market, there are buys to be had, coronavirus is the trigger but what connections are investors making between the virus and their money? >> he's right. so many things on sale, but the virus spreading come of that spear paired with the real concern, the domino effect of that fear will slam their investments, for example the airline selling off bec

do farm-to-table, organic farm-to-table, just give us whatever you were paying for cheetos and coca-cola. we will do it. we serve 300 million meals a year to kids. [applause] not because i wanted to run for president. let me say this. we did it because those kids were getting a raw break in terms of health. for all of you who are parents, you know if you give your kids cheetos and coca-cola for lunch, the afternoon is going to be a big pain in the neck and they will not be able to perform. at a lot of these kids, they are on free and reduced lunch. you know what you are not getting? a great breakfast or dinner. we knew we had to be showing up with healthy food for these kids. people sometimes ask me -- today is sunday. people sometimes ask me if i believe in god. i do believe in god. but when people ask me, i say, you know, the closest i have ever been to god is on a sunny day in southern california, right by the mexico border, in a school that is over 90% free and reduced lunches, watching this -old kids, watching eat a kid with big ears fish taco with a big smile on a sunny day, califo

coca-cola responded and said yeah, we're on it.eping especially because it's only the first quarter of the super bowl. it was just hysterical last night. had to give you that. lauren: i can't wait for that man to actually say something. tracee: tell us what happened. maybe his team was losing. lauren: cheryl, go find him. get an interview. cheryl: yeah, i know. he's probably awake now. lauren: let's hope so. tracee: thanks, cheryl. democrats spent this weekend making last ditch efforts to win over supporters in iowa and the back and forth between president trump and democratic rival bloomberg takes a new turn. here to dive into these topics is rul r after afte raul and he. what do caucus goers need to hear from these candidates? do they want to hear more about how they're going to beat president trump or what they're going to do as president if they win? >> i think telling them that they are the candidate to beat president trump is definitely the right way to go. some people are so tired of just how the last three years have gone,

y este expande la capacidad de las colas protocolares.dow jones se desplomÓ nuevamente ante el temor de los inversionistas. hoy el Índice retrocediÓ 1200 puntos, marcando el sexto dÍa consecutivo de pÉrdidas. se convirtiÓ asÍ en un rÉcord decaÍda en 124 aÑos en su historia. ademÁs de nueva york, se registraron caÍdas en las bolsas de londres y parÍs, entre otras. paola: quÉ estÁ pasando con el panorama mundial del coronavirus? revisamos los datos confirmados. china tiene hasta el momento 78,630 casos. corea del sur, mÁs de 1700 los casos confirmados hasta este momento.. en japÓn, 186. en europa hay preocupaciÓn, especialmente con italia. la cifra subiÓ a 400 hasta este momento. en alemania son 21 casos. yendo para sudamÉrica, el primer caso estÁ en brasil. ramÓn: si desea consultar las Últimas noticias y alertas sobre el coronavirus, puede visitar nuestro sitio web de univisiÓn 14, donde encontrarÁ detalles para mantenerse bien informado de nuestros artÍculos. paola: continuamos hablando del gobernador gavin newsom y el alcalde san ricard

if we were coca-cola or pepsi, that's not good i could share, -- not very good market share.o there is room to grow. david: what percentage of profits or revenues are from outside the u.s.? brian: 15% to 20%. david: is that where expansion can come? brian: we are expanding outside the u.s., capital markets, trading for asset managers and other firms. we have a company that does investment banking and treasury services around the world. we are investing in those by making people. it doesn't mean acquisitions, just people, asia, latin america, middle east, europe, etc. we can grow because basically the connectivity of the largest companies and midsized u.s. companies, which we are the largest provider of services to around the world, it needs people like us, and we are happy to do it to help them transact, export, import, and it is a great business. david: 20 years ago or so, if i wanted cash i would go to a bank and write a check and they would probably cash it. do you really need banks, physical banks these days? how many people walk in and cash checks that way? brian: the nu

luis: cuando finalmente comenzaron las asambleas electorales en esta cola del norte de las vegas, nos dÍas de votaciÓn adelantada y eso es lo que mejorÓ la situaciÓn de nevada. luis: mucho de lo que ta participan por primera vez no se quisieron perder la experiencia. >> tengo 18. luis: estuviste esperando mucho para las 18 para venir ? >> desde la vez pasada cuando no puede votar. luis: uno se pone triste porque no puede decir quÉ pasa en su paÍs, pero sí. en esta escuela la mayorÍa de los hispanos dejÓ bien claro a quiÉn querÍan. >> vengo aquÍ por el seÑor benny sanders. luis: otros, quizÁs una minorÍa, prefirieron candidatos que yo considero mÁs moderados. >> vamos a ver si probamos con una gente mÁs joven. por mi, pete buttigieg y que es el nuevo candidato ahorita a ver que nos da. luis: hoy en nevada es la noche de benny sanders quienes tuvieron trabajando durante meses para darle esta victoria se reunieron aquÍ para celebrar, pero todavÍa hay mucho camino por recorrer y ellos lo saben. arantxa: muchas gracias, luis megid. nuestra espalda donde estÁ nuestro corresponsal viendo es

-- cheetos and coca-cola for lunch, they will not be able to perform. if you are on free and reduced lunch, you know what you are not getting? a great breakfast or dinner. we knew that we had to be showing up with healthy food for these kids. people sometimes ask me -- today is sunday. people sometimes ask me if i believe in god and i do believe in god, but when people ask me, i say "you know, the closest i have ever been to god is on a sunny day in southern california, san isidro right by the border in a school that is 90% free and reduced lunches watching eight years old -- eight-year-old kids eat a fish taco with a big smile on a sunny day. california food for california kids. " poor kid so he would have a different life. you're talking about are we investing any tethers success across society. mr. trump does not know what prosperity looks like. prosperity looks like successful, healthy, educated american citizens. [applause] hello. mr. steyer: where am i looking? >> way back here. my name is bob. mr. steyer: hey, bob. goodwin,kearns historian, was i

if we were coca-cola or pepsi, we would think that is not very good market share.there is a lot of room to go to grow. david: what percentage of profits or revenues are from outside the u.s.? is it a large percentage? brian: about 15% to 20%. david: are you reasonably happy with that? do you think that is where expansion can come? brian: we are expanding outside the united states, so we have services doing capital trading for big firms in other companies, and then we have a company that does corporate and commercial banking and investment banking and treasury services around the world. we are investing in those by adding people. it doesn't mean acquisitions, just adding more and more people with opportunities in asia, latin america, middle east, europe, etc. we can grow, because, basically, the connectivity of the largest companies and midsized u.s. companies, which we are the largest provider of services to around the world, it needs people like us, and we are happy to do it to help them transact, engage in trade, import, export, and all of that stuff. it is a gre