. >> commissioner thomas. >> here. >> a commissioner comino. >> here. >> commissioner perez. >> here. >> and president tan. >> here. we are still waiting on a law enforcement rep. which is all good. okay. first order of business is general public comment. is there any public comment on matters related to the san francisco entertainment item that is not on the agenda? i don't see any. public comment is closed. two is the approval of minutes from june 5. commissioners, unless there is a change you would like to make, happy to entertain a motion to approve. >> just correct the spelling of my name. under call to order, it's thomas. thank you. >> all right. any other changes? if not, would someone like to make a motion? >> a i move to approve minutes. >> a second. >> an any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. let's take a vote. >> a commissioner lee. >> aye. >> a commissioner bleiman. >> an aye. >> a commissioner thomas. >> aye. commissioner perez. >> aye. >> a president tan. >> aye. we will move to item three, report from the acting director. ms. wyland.

commissioner thomas? >> vice president thomas: i want to say the flier with all the information on it is fantastic. i wish more of our event organizers did this. >> we do the resident flier the wednesday before and go a block in every direction. so they call us -- me, first, before sfpd. on the back of the flier was an overview of the map. >> vice president thomas: thank you. well done. i think we may need to take your template. >> go wild. >> president tan: it's great that you have this number and contact information accessible. what happens if someone says it's too loud? >> i probably won't be there. i'm navigating the permits. but there will be eight shaw management security there and sfpd will be on site and i will be in contact with alisa, who is the event person at thirsty bear and leon o'toole, our contact at conga. sfpd -- i will call security immediately and they can get in touch with my client or i will call them and they will turn it down. >> president tan: okay, great. any other questions from

commissioner thomas? >> vice president thomas: i wanted to say, bryant, thank you for your years of service on this commission. it's been great to be vice president under you. i've learned a lot. i really have appreciated the ways in which you engage with often contentious voices in conflict and helped all of us to figure out how to get people to better places and come to some compromise and shared understanding and it's really -- it's been an honor to serve with you and i've really appreciated it and thank you. thank you for all of the time that you spent away from your family on behalf of the commission in particular and so thank you. >> president tan: thanks. i will start crying. [laughter] >> commissioner bleiman: i have two comments. the first is, i think we would be remiss not to thank commissioner thomas for her work as vice president of the commission. i was very -- i think i speak for everybody, that i have this level of confidence that when president tan wasn't here, we had a steady, wise hand o

commissioner of the customs and border patrol kevin. search rescue agent laura thomas and you cannot see the k-9 but he is there in the -- ainsley: this is your first time in new york. >> it is my first time in new york. ainsley: commissioner, you met with the president yesterday. what was that like at the white house. >> it is. have our agents honored for the work they do. narcotic seizures and rescues which agent thomas' efforts. steve: agent, how did that make you feel to see some of the rank and file people you work with being recognized by the president saying come on up here and tell us what you do. get in the publicity that they deserve? >> it's great to see, actually feel appreciated, that's a big thing for us. it's nice to see boots on the ground. brian: commissioner, how do you feel about this whole abolish ice movement that's out there. local law enforcement being told not to work with you? what does that do for you? what do you tell your men and women? >> right.

. >> commissioner bleiman: here. >> vice president thomas: here.

thomas hazlett. later, fcc chair on cheap high and the three other commissioners testifying on priorities for the agency had a commerce hearing. our guest on c-span's newsmaker this week's maryland senator chris van hollen. he has the responsibility for the democrats and is hoping to turn the senate blew the selection cycle. democrats are defending play six seats this time around. 10 in state. senator, thank you for being here. sen. van hollen: great to be with you. >> comey introduced the two reporters. alexander covers the hill and nicolas covers the new york times. alex, you're up first. alexander: what battleground states will decide to control the senate, what are your top priority races. sen. van hollen: i'm not going to talk about exactly what we will put our resources, but we will be fighting in every state. obviously, we are trying to defend 26 states including many states that trump won. that is your first line of defense. then, we are on offense. we are on offense in many places. we don't have a lot of targets of opportunity. republican senate seats that are open. we have to if it candidates

thomas hazlett. later, fcc chair on cheap high and the three other commissioners testifying on priorities for the agency had a commerce hearing. our guest on c-span's newsmaker this week's maryland senator chris van hollen. he has the responsibility for the democrats and is hoping to turn the senate blew the selection cycle. democrats are defending play six seats this time around. 10 in state. senator, thank you for being here. sen. van hollen: great to be with you. >>

the new york city police department says thomas friedman, a former u.s. city health commissionerarged with groping a woman against her will at his home. friedman denies the allegations. global news 24 hours a day on air on -- and on tictoc on twitter hard by 2700 journalists and analysts in 100 -- 120 countries. to what let's go back abigail was talking about. u.s. equities rising following jay powell's dovish speech. signaling the central bank is in line with gradual rate hikes. the dollar deepened losses. for more insight, let's bring in romaine. >> we didn't click close at that record high level but we may just barely cling to that for the week but it has been good for stocks. we came in and had news out of china, the news from jay powell. that gave a lift to the market. want to start with what focus -- i want to focus on what started the bull run. that was the biggest market moving action of the day. >> the dollar has always been a good indicator of where the market is going to go. yuan. the story about the that led to the drop in the dollar. we got a good sign this was going

thomas who is on 14—under. that's all the sport for now. i will see you again soon. thanks. the children's commissionerces in northamptonshire. it comes after the local authority drew up plans for major reductions in the services it provides because of funding shortfalls. speaking to the today programme on radio four, anne longfield said the cuts in council funding could have "catastrophic consequences" for vulnerable children. extremely worried that the financial difficulties that northamptonshire county council are facing will mean that they're not going to be protecting the services for the most vulnerable children, which could have catastrophic consequences for those children. what northamptonshire are saying is that they're going to be offering a core offer of children's services at a statutory minimum. and my concern is that that won't cover children in situations that you or i would think that they desperately need help, living in families where they're neglected, severe mental health of families, domestic violence and the like. the westbound carriageway of the m48 severn bridge has reopened aft