david chu and ash carra are looking to get a look at the border. 6 this comes as thousands of central american immigrants seeking asylum in the u.s. continue their wait in mexico. >> to decision 2020. mayor pete buttigieg is the first openly gay candidate to run for president. kamala harris spoke at the anniversary gala. they trail joe biden by 20 points in recent polls. >>> berkeley ferry service faces a big obstacle this morning. the mayor says the city still has to conduct a study to determine if the pier needs to be restored . it is crucial to economic development and disaster recovery. >>> hiking the half dome in yosemite may be getting worse. the park began limiting the number of hikers back in 2010. it started after four people died in four years. a new study found rescues per person doubled after the park started requiring permits. they say they need more data. >>> 4:53. nbc bay area responds. >> two new stations, two languages and one team. consumer investigators chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> and happening now, southwest e texas preparing for more rain. take

it's authored by assembly member david chu of san francisco. and it would cap yearly rent increases to market value plus 7%. properties that are less than ten years old as well as smaller properties with ten or fewer units and those that are under rent control would be exempt. after three years the bill would be reevaluated by lawmakers. >>> a san francisco mayor breedtransgender and non-comibreed is calling to add billion to lgseetng a major new atrx. >> it's been all over the place this morning. star wars galaxy's edge opens to the public rr a lot of peopo sblults. nbc's stephanie anaheim with a look at what fans can expect. oh, a different look for us this afternoon, steph. >> reporter: yes indeed. yes, princess layia was tired, so she's taking a nap. but check it out, i have a new friend here. this is a porg and he is in the pet shop here at the land of batu. you can see the land behind me. it is absolutely incredible. 14 acres. this is an epic interactive "star wars" experience. now, whether you are into classic "star wars" or maybe you pr

david chu, president of the board of san francisco supervisors at that time says i don't think we'll allow public comment for the next speaker which was me. sfgtv, i would like this on the screen until i resume speaking. it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it and that's the problem you have with me and the sunshine ordinance. you don't want to follow it. you don't want to allow the public to have the access the law expects them to have and want to able to interfere as mr. chu did that day. i'm not quite sure what he did, to be honest with you. i don't know if first amendment rights were suspended or what but i was dragged out by the sheriff's office and as an american citizen within i'll be dammed if i will do that in silence. civil grand jury of city and county of san francisco for 2010 and '11 wrote, because the ethic's commission, lack of enforcement, no city employee has been disciplined to adhere to the sunshine ordinance. the commission has allowed some city officials to ignore the rulings of the sunshine ordinan

we put together -- we worked with the offers of the senator and david chu's office to put together aesource affair on may 17th. we invited speakers to the fair and provided information on different ways to access capital and information about the retirement programming. also the office of small business was there participating and also lawrence from sbc was there. it was pretty well attended. positive feedback from business owners and potential business owners. also attended some functions on the small business week and may is asian heritage month. i attended the celebrations as well. that is it. >> anyone else? any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> 11. new business. allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commission. discussion item? any public comments. public comments is closed. >> sfgovtv please show the slide. >> this is the only place to start your new business in san francisco. the best place to get answers to your questions about doing business in san francisco. if you need assistance s

it is often by assembly member david chu of san francisco. it would pass year increases to market value plus 7%. properties less than ten-years-old, smaller ones and those under rent controls will be exempt. after three years, the bill will be reevaluated by lawmakers. >>> new for you this morning, san francisco mayor london breed is proposing spending more money on probably one of the most vulnerable communities, home les transgender and breed is calling to add $5 million to lbgtq and housing. the particular group is 18 times more likely to be homeless than the general population in the city. >>> happening today, the valor games kicks off in alameda. the annual three-day competition is taking place on coast gashed island in oakland. >> that event will have a fast face-off of biathlon, rowing, power lifting, cycling and even archery among other sports. >> nice to see. >>> 5:08 right now. we had a pleasant week. a little change, though, today? >> yeah the reason we have a little cloong. we have a low that can spark showers to the

assembly member david chu of san francisco says it would cap market value plus 7%. >> that property is less than ten-years-old as well as smaller ones with ten or fewer units and those under rent control will be exempt and after three years that bill will be reyou valuated by lawmakers. >>> now to a developing story, noaa scientists are expected to check in a well possibly in trouble in the water near alameda. a viewer shared this photo with us last night. it's hard to see. you can make out the whale's tail splashing up and down. they are still awaiting more details. the coast guard says it's aware of the whale's location. >>> 6:06. on capitol hill, the big question this morning. will congress impeach president trump? lawmakers are talking about it a again after a small announcement. house speaker nancy pelosi says nothing is off the table. >> we want an unclad case that the republican senate at times seems to do not an objective jury will be convinced of the path that we had to take as a country. >> nbc news' peteral sander is outside the white house following this developing story. >

today i'm introducing a resolution in support of assembly member david chu's bill, 1482, to establish a cap on annual rents increases. nearly 17 million people in california and 600,000 residents in san francisco are renters. state-wide over 50% of all renters and over 80% of low-income rentsers pay one-third in rent. these people are rent burdened. in san francisco, 150,000 renters live in housing without any rent control. that number is nearly 15 million renters across the state and that leaves them with less money for essentials like food, transportation, education, childcare and healthcare. many also live with great anxiety brought on by the fact they lack the security o certaia size of a rent increase. currently many rentsers are left paying a guessing game how much their rent will be the following year. this fear is burdensome for renters who cannot plan for the future and who worry that they may experience homelessness when the next rent increase comes along. ab-1482 offers a solution for renters by creating price stability, certainly and predictability to rent increases from l

david, over to you. >> thank you, dominic chu.up in chicago for the rick santelli. >> i like to welcome michael thanks for joining me today. let's get right into it. i've been reading a lot about insurance cuts does the fed really need to cut rates with interest rates rather tame, but certainly not acting as though they're not pegged about right, and inflation is low, but not real low. does the fed really need an insurance cut at this point, michael? >> i would say absolutely not. the economy has slowed from its very aggressive levels that we had in the third and fourth quarters of last year, but the ism data is coming off the peaks, it's not clear that it's going to fall much further it's in expansionary territory and growth is solid and inflation low. it's not likely to keep going down everything looks good right now. insurance cut i think is not appropriate at the moment, but down the road, depending on how the economy behaves we'll see. for now i think everything is in good shape. >> you know, we've taken our eye off the crisi

i want to bring in cnn's don chu, msnbc political contributor, and former congressman from florida, daviddominique, to you first, let's talk about this trade war. how are investors in the market seeing all of this. on one level, the president is tweeting, tweeting, tweeting, maybe it's going to put pressure on china and unpredictability will make them want to make a deal. >> the tweeting is the reason why the markets are perhaps drifting lower but not selling off in a whole sale capacity. what i mean by that is there's no doubt over the course of the past week of trading, the markets are lower than they were, off the record highs, still within striking distance, but the reason you're not seeing a massive thousand point drop in the day for a dow or more because of the impact of tariffs is because all it takes is a tweet, one way or the other from president trump to try to shift a narrative that traders are already into. now, if that is the situation, traders cannot go full bore bearish or bullish on the markets given what's happening in the markets and the unpredictability is the reason wh

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