british prime minister david lloyd george and president wilson were at all its with the french fry ministerdds with the french prime minister. by the time the german delegation arrived, compromisess were nonnegotiable. rather than risk renegotiating hostilities, they signed. >> the time and place were symbolic. the 28th of june, 19 19 was the anniversary of the assassination of archduke frans fererdinand.. .he hallll of mirrors allied representatives were sat behind one long t tabl, which was seset next to mirrorss and facing the windows. the germans came in last and arrived in the center of the hall, where there was an 18th-century desk with the treaty on it. they were the first to sign the document. minister stood up and invited them to do so. >> with the treaty of versailles, germany lost 1/10 of its population, 13% of its european territory, all l its colonies, and part of his army. german public opinion considered it an unfair and d defamatory treaty, with onene particularly humility -- humiliating clause, which h they saw as foforcing germany to accept full responsibility for causing

my name is david lloyd. i differ today from many of tod today's speakers is that i'm an office tenant. the decision to move my business into san francisco in 2017 was the space was advertised as a performing arts space. my office space is on the fourth floor. it's 10 by 10 feet, a small sink with only cold water. the room is often hot, and the space has no windair condition and no ventilation other than the window. currently there are eight to ten spaces open on my floor. i question the wisdom of displacing so many existing small businesses with the assumption that these spaces will be filled with p.d.r. uses. currently, no p.d.r. tenants are flocking to the already available spaces. i'd invite the council to visit the location and view the structures slu structur structures exclusively for p.d.r. use and witness the damage you'll be doing to one set of businesses in an attempt to help another. thank you. >> -- i was also treated as an independent contractor. an attempt to net more from the service i provide

lloyd has a great sense of humor. i don't mind that. i'm sure davidn the hamptons and be quiet. >> you've written a book if you're in the hamptons and on the beach, should be reading what inspired you do write this? one. friends is pretty famous, we should mention or was. >> yes one was john f. kennedy jr. i went to and jove with. four of my friends from andover and wanted a way to remember them because i'd noticed, no surprise, that they had died young and tragically well before they're time i also want a reporting challenge. you know, just like with bear stearns or the duke of crosscase for goldman sachs trying to figure out what happened to those firms. i wanted to know what happened to my friends. they weren't here to talk to so i had to triangulate around them and i lost touch with them i would see john occasionally in new york typical fashion, after high school you lose touch. no social media back in the '70s and noticed they died young and tragically and wanted to know what happened. incredible reporting challenge imagine talking to the widow o

trailer for the big screen version of the iconic andrew lloyd webber mega musical which prances into theaters december 20th in hollywood. >>i'm david daniel. >>before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge traffic. it is spilling in in your town ashley lanes >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, thanks for waking up with friday we have a little more energy. we sure do little more sunshine on friday. and it's so good one isn't it easier to wake up on friday mornings. it is i was telling them morning that was like. >>axis of my contacts and last i know again so i was a little worried that it be think those things are good friday looked at those eyes right uh yes, we're up we're ready to roll and hopefully the forecast cool. let us down because we're expecting. >>plenty of sunshine warm temperatures and a nice weekend john bring it. >>i know you know what this weekend is bring been so spoiled so far this year and we're just get more spoiled this weekend. so this is a good news for you i know we like to hear news like that a bay bridge and the golden gate bridge, both looking nice and clear this morning very min

if you look at standard chartered stock price is anotherrs, lloyds company that also came out defending their paycheck. irs. lowered the davidyour shareholders immature doesn't seem like a smart move to me. you shouldn't question my pay. [laughter] lisa: it is also interesting because there's a question of why they need a cash allowance and a pension type fund aside from their pie, which is all -- from their pay, which is already fairly ample. david: charles schwab, the third story, reports that they are in talks to buy some units of usaa, specifically brokerages and wealth management. it is not the size of the deal, but the nature of it, to really diversify schwab. billionit is only $100 in assets, and when you think about the size of charles schwab, it is $300 trillion of assets. this is a business where there's a ton of competition. goldman sachs just paid $715 million for a business themselves. they are trying to double down at a time when net interest margins account for most of the revenue. lisa: you think of charles schwab as a brokerage that caters to mom-and-pop, and you think of usaa as being an association of fina