actually, all of them, but two in particular at that point in time were critical to this project david chus former role at the board of supervisors was one of the first advocates for this project. it seems really easy now that it's all done. at the time he took some arrows for us and there were some times when it wasn't the easiest position to be taking. david, we owe you a great debt of gratitude and the support you gave us then in guiding us to our new home at mission bay. i'm going to introduce this guy in a moment, but i want to say something about him before i do. chancellor hagad has been an amazing partner in getting this project done. through the time that i have known him, which initiated with this project, i've come to respect what an incredible steward you are for this amazing institution. he's a really good negotiator too. i will tell you that. he was -- you know, we had a common vision, but we had to figure out how to get there. the getting there was the part that chancellor hagood was so instrumental in making happen. mayor breed before she was mayor was a supporter. she even

. >> i am david chu. everyone has seen the trouble the rose pak name has caused everyone. hearing your position on the board because you are all smart people. the wise chinese person said a smart person doesn't stand next to a wall that is about to fall down. another wise person once say the best solution to the problem is to walk away. so i hope you all can think very carefully about this naming. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello i am long chen. i live in the sun set in san francisco. i am a volunteer for chinatown station only. since may i visited many districts in san francisco and merchants in chinatown to visit to see their opinion about this issue. the merchants in chinatown as well as the citizens encountered more than 90% oppose this naming. in these few months or volunteers have gotten 16,000 signatures and the numbers are growing. this has reflected the people's voice. there is a lot of controversy who wrote the pack from the merchants. people say that she was a bully. she threatened people who didn't listen to her. thank you. >> next speaker

older part of a generation that grew under british colonial rule and want to protect their lifestyle david chu works in the service industry he is one of 200 government supporters from to same neighborhood. i absolutely don't accept the months of the protest on the steps not what the general public wants not that the months can be mapped they are all nonsense and excuses. people here are calling on the police to uphold law and order and play protest just for the recent outburst of violence. and we all love. part of china will believe that so i don't want this place to be ruined and so i came back and support and i cannot take any violent demonstrations we can see as witnessed by so many young writers you know that benefits dating is killing my killing my feeling across hong kong harbor and davis son march with the pro-democracy protesters mostly young people who fear what they perceive as the growing influence of the chinese government in hong kong's affairs they feel their demands are being ignored and frustration is growing and should be said that if i keep sweeping the same you respond. eve

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that all changed with david chu's legislation in 2014. >> and it wasn't legal at that time so that's why we had to sign it. >> thanks. >> sir, i have some questions either one of you can answer. so my first question is you began -- you embarked on doing more work on this rear structure in 2016 before the a.d.u. ordinance; is that right? >>no, the a.d.u. ordinance was already in place. i wasn't really thinking about the a.d.u. at this time. i was looking at this rear cottage until i built my house and it was terribly run down, 130 years or whatever. >> you were working to make it habitable as an accessory to the main house? >> well, at first when i started, i was just doing the structural repairs. i wasn't totally thinking about it. >> and can you tell me what are the terms of the restraining order that you referred to. >> well, guy burdick was walking by our house. the last warrior game as you may recall, about 4:00 or 5:00, he's carrying a guitar and started smashing my house. he opened the meter box and saw two meters. so he started smashing and smashing and little guitar pieces to

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that's requirement tundra measures and to governor gavin newsome today, san francisco, some women david chu says the bill is to help transgenders graduates who might struggle to find jobs. because there's student records don't reflect their legal name. some luber and lyft drivers today urged lawmakers to take action on the gig economy lawmakers are considering a measure which is called a b 5. >>and it would expand the benefits to those workers however. >>not all of the rideshare drivers are on board with the plan. >>85 would redefine many independent contractors such as uber drivers. >>as employees, opponents of the bill worry, though that the reclassification could clash with other state law. switch could keep uber and live from offering drivers the flexibility that the company's offer now doordash driver tamra craik says change is needed in the good the economy was she was lawmakers to do it a different way. >>the flexibility allows me to be a mother allows me to work full time we should see changes we should see protection for the drivers we should see some benefits we should see a lot o

chu has more on that part of the story. >> all right, so currency is a huge focus, david, not just because of the yuan side of the equation with china, but also relative to what it does to the u.s. dollar and its relative strength to other currencies, not just major developed one, like perhaps the sterling or the euro or canadian dollar or yen, but also against emerging market currencies as well with that being said, we take a look at three companies that have mentioned about the currency impacts in their recent earnings calls, all ahead of what just happened with regard to the chinese devaluation or letting devalue of their ewian, their currency first of all, coca-cola in its q2 earnings release that we just saw a couple of week ago, they talked about the fact that earnings per share grew 4% despite a 9% currency headwind those currency headwinds could play a major role if the u.s. dollar were to strengthen even more than it is right now. so we're watching that they expect a 6% currency headwind going forward in the third quarter of this year not just coca-cola and consumer staples, also talking about other names with re