>> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> reporter: tax fraud.s novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew ken novak. and something made ken's relatives suspicious. so detectives drove over to the loft where they spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> reporter: and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> reporter: answered all the questions but didn't seem to be of much help. then as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family set they didn't recognize him, but would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but fair warning -- as you'll see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft might not be quite what they seem. >>> coming up -- >> disbelief. >> while the invest

dee dee dee think she's fallen so that's in. eighty seven h.t. screams form a two hundred seventy degree panorama coupled with surround sound. that your focus is on several key periods including darker chapters of german history such as the. war the suppression of the east german uprising in one nine hundred fifty three. happier moments including the german national soccer teams twenty fourteen world cup victory celebrations at the brandenburg gate itself. what are these days you know it really takes you back to those times you fully absorbed on board of the team and i'm the. guy you don't really know where to look because so much is going on it's definitely worth seeing twice but it sounds lots of fun for the sauces and it's like i really without the glasses i'm going to. ok now you get a far better feel for what happened then from history. after the show visitors enter another room with a picture and text boards containing details about the brandenburg gate. the team behind the exhibit has already brought various other modern

we expect major flooding the next several days in pee dee river basin, including the great pee dee, littlenfall in north carolina water sheds. residents advised to take preparedness actions now, stay connected to local emergency management for evacuation guidance. we're continuing to monitor rainfall amounts to assess additional flooding impacts. thank you. >> thank you, john. ladies and gentlemen, as you know from the beginning since we have been watching this storm and hurricane, it has been most unpredictable. what has been predictable instead is our concern about heavy rain and flooding, and that is on course for what we have been anticipating all along. we have this morning issued 11:00, removed the evacuation order for the evacuation zones in charleston county, berkeley county, door chester county and edisto beach. they came out from under the evacuation order at noon today. charleston, berkley, dorchester, and edisto beach. that evacuation order is still in evacuation for zones in two counties, two counties only, orie county, zones there, and georgeto georgetown county. school closu

they started to demon eyes and dee legitimatize institutions.nald trump who shows up and capitalizes on the opportunity they created in a much, much worse way than we've seen before. >> you wrote a brilliant op-ed about this a few years ago talking about how conservative radio did this. you asked for a bit of mea copa for a role you played in it. i will leave us with this one story. i was in miami when donald trump was campaigning and i was talking to a gentleman who was telling me why he liked donald trump and he said it's he's going to be tough on immigration, he's going to deport all these undocumented immigrants. i said president obama has deported more undocumented immigrants than anybody. i mean, he's done it more. and the guy looked at me in the face and said that's not true, you're lying. i said, no, there are stats to prove it. what stats? and i pulled them up on my phone, pew stats. he looked at the empirical evidence and said, i don't believe that. >> that's the moment -- look, there is a legitimate criticism of media bias and i think

our chief meteorologist dee dee is tracking the latest timing, paul? >> less than 48 hours from now we may have a category 4 hurricane heading toward the north carolina coastline ment any hope that the -- coastline. any hope that the storm would weaken is gone. it has wind fields hundreds of miles wide. it's a super strong and big storm. there's going be a lot of hurricane damage along thease. floren iil away from bermuda. the key fact here is that sustained winds have stayed at category 4 strength and likely will at landfall. first time ever we've had one this far north. 130 to 140 miles per hour. and here's another problem. once it moves inland it's going to slow down or stop moving which means the same areas will get torrential rainfall for one, two, or three straight days. so storm surge will be a problem starting tomorrow. the fwaul ocean level will rise as much as ten feet with big waves crashing on top of that. that's a concern for the coastline. now it looks like a major hurricane will be there at landfall by thursday night. and significant inl

in sri.ng in -- bring talk more about who dan dees is. >> we have a new ceo taking over in a couple ofthey had vacancies open up in different parts of the bank and dan dees, the new investment banking cohead seems to be the beneficiary of that. he has a lot of tech clients. he has spent time across asia and because he was part of a very important portion of investment banking, now he gets to run the whole investment banking unit. talk about the broader changes we are seeing as well. where do these changes fit in to the broader story of goldman sachs? sridhar: the largest story has been over the last year, 18 months, we have seen an extraordinary change where a lot of folks closest to the currency of lloyd

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whether you are a fan of the trump presidency, many americans are, or dee spies the trump presidency, many americans do, this was an act of political originalism brought to him through the auspices and the offices of the federalist society. no doubt i talk about that in great detail in the book. but nevertheless, the idea of putting a list out there and identifying potential supreme court nominees and then right before the general election saying this will be the list, and i will choose from this list, the president gave social conservatives, other conservatives interested in the future of the court something to hang their vote on. separate from everything else that kind of either disturbed them or gave them some measure of anxiety. examine in that respect, you have to acknowledge that the, at minimum, and maybe appreciate it as an act of political originalism. >> i've got to ask you about this. it's disturbing to most journalists. in the month of september, there's only been one white house press briefing, just 14 of them since june. just 14. has it mattered in terms of getting truth

the pee dee river rises up in north carolina.rillions of gallons that have been falling over north carolina and south carolina will go into those rivers and start flowing. right now, the actual storm is moving west, so away from us. so that's part of the reason that we've been more optimistic here, even though we've got wind and rain and the heavy onshore wind right now. i think north myrtle beach, i hope, will be okay tonight. then the story moves inland, martin. >> reporter: we'll hope right along with you, nick, thanks very much. and you're right, the inland flooding is the main concern, ana, that everyone is facing tonight, primarily in north carolina. it's not just going to be a single day event. it is one that the authorities will be watching. there's thousands of civilians and volunteers that have come in to help. there are thousands of professionals that are also standing by. we already know hundreds of rescues have been made. we'll just have to watch and see how it develops, ana. >> and it's not an overstatement to say t

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takes sexual assault allegations very seriously but it's not fair tore let an unfounded accusation dee rail cav maug's appointment. >> it's bad to use this to hold up a judicial nomination 137 she doesn't know when it occurred and where it occurred. she told different stories who was present. she's cannot verify the specific details of any of it. >> we have an entire page on our website dedicated to coverage of bret kavanaugh including the links the accuser has to the bay area on abc7news.com. >>> south korean president inand kim jong-un have signed an agreement in pyongyang hailing a new future for the two koreas. the agreement includes north korea shutting down one of its main missile launching sites. there are also plans to connect the two countries' rail systems reuniting families separated by the korean war. the two countries will also co-host the 2032 summer olympics. >>> new at 11:00, police are investigating a hop side in the outer sunset neighborhood. happened around 9:00 tonight when police responded to a call of a shooting at 46th avenue and more ra gag street. police found

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to u.s. 501 through noon today we moved an estimated 33,000 vehicles out of the myrtle beach and pee dee area including up to about 570 vehicles per hour, both tuesday and wednesday so both days we had about close to 600 vehicles per hour movements on the facility. as the governor mentioned we estimate we moved about 421,000 evacuees out of the area. we have about 3000 dot employees ready to respond to this event including over 100 crews that have been specially assigned for debris removal operations once the storm passes. i'd like to encourage the public to check our webpages was other webpages for road closures as event unfold. >> i want to point out again there's the number if you don't know who to call, call that number. if that's not the place to get the answer you would be referred the place to get the answer. director smith. >> thank you, governor. department of public safety. as the governor stated earlier, the reverting southbound lanes of your speiser one are now open. the i-26 reverted lanes will close today at 6 p.m. and as i stated yesterday if your vehicle is on the reverte

but it's not fair to judge kavanaugh to let an unfounded accusation dee la'el hrail his appointment. >> i think it's -- to hold up a judicial nomination for one thing. she doesn't know when the incident occurred. she doesn't know where it occurred. she has told different stories about who was present. and she cannot verify the specific details of any of it. >> the bombshell accusations surrounding the kavanaugh case created a teachable moment when it comes to behavior and social skills. >> cornell barnard is live in berkeley with that part of our coverage for you. cornell? >> reporter: dan, kristen, there's been a lot to talk about here at bay hill high school in berkeley. judge kavanaugh and the sexual assault allegations back from high school days, giving students and administrators a lot to discuss. >> so if we're -- >> a physics class at bay hill high school in berkeley. students here are also learning lessons in current events with the judge kavanaugh case. >> we're discussing it at dinner, actually. about what could be and should be done. >> respect among students isn't expecte

. >> if i can find more tools they can use to safely get out of situations and dee fuse situations that'sb. >> reporter: the chief says ld to see it makes o the test it sense to add it as another tool in the tool belt. damian trujillo. >> a dotcom multimillionaire in jail tonight given a six-month sentence. this is new video of him led away in asking the judge for mercy. he pled guilty to misdemeanor battery and domestic violence. he was caught on tape hitting a woman 113 times. he violated parole in 2016 when he hit another woman. >> 113 times slapping, kicking, biting somebody? you don't think they asked him to stop? where was their mercy? we're no fan of mass incarceration in the domestic violence community. i have to tell you this gentleman and i use the term he million when he was just 25 years old. >>> a rodent infestation continues to close down restaurants at a concord mall. six restaurants at sun valley tomi seafood buffet is the latest. the rest reopened. the health department says the owner needs to get involved. owner says he's working with the health department to sort out th

>> we were disappointed to dee she would ending this case when she has always been someone who has spoken the need for free speech. she has been imprisoned in the same prison where they now sit as a political prisoner. when she won the nobel peace prize,d she se political prisoner is one too many. we must all fight to get them out. e that is whate now doing. and she holds the key to their liberty. we very much hope she will now live up to her own principles and release them, and set her country back on course toward the path to democracy and the rule of law. we have tried to make the case today. she stood up and said if there has been a miscarriage of justice, let them explain. >> there has been a call for the united nations to be more involved in many countries around the world, including in the united states. journalists have been described as enemies. >> i think it isap dinting in the united states, traditionally the staunch defender of free speech, that you have the president branding the press the enemies of the people and saying he is at war with the media. i cannot think of a case

harp dee center. this one bouncin off the top of the wall. two runs scored. called a ground rule double. the nats even it up in the fourth. but the sixth not good. marcell ozuna crushed this to right center. his second home run of the night. the cardinals back on top, 5-4. get this, the very next batter, dejong smacks this one to right. that ball is out of here. back to back jacks for the cardinals. add a ninth inning grand slam but tni ninth ng, the nats utlly late b still fall 11-8. >>> now, w hadall. >> i wills first day back to school, informal workouts. the capitals back on the ice. nicholas backstrom and alexec ovin among the players at the ice plex. ovi wearing white even after labor day. he's a dad no. hoping to lead them to back-to-back stanley cups. this team ready to get back to work and thrilled about winning another cup. >> i think we're still enjoying sort this victory. and once training camp starts in a couple weeks and the puck drops again, you'll be -- we're going to be vogt motivated again to battle out and try again. but so far, you're stil

lelgts' break down what governor ralph northam's dee sil means.lessens any potential damage and it also streamlines the process for the commonwealth to send assistance to other states. theeoovernor wantse to start preparing right now. steam 4 chief meteorologistmm doug er. give us what you're seeing now. >> it's still a tropical storm, area. this storm is getting its act together again. a couple days ago it was a category 4 stor it weakened all the way down too a 635 mile an hour tropical t storm now bac 70 miles per hour. but take a look here. it was fairly large. now very succinct. you're starting to see the circulation really startg to co together. the convection right around the center of this storm. this will be a hurricane by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. right now a tropical storm but expected to be not only aic hue but a major hurricane in just a matter of 36 hours. 36 hours to a category 3. that's oat official forecast from theational hurricane center. i'm going to have that for you and the latest track coming . but more importan

going dee and he has his man. wow. smith going deep. goes into the end zone forhe first touchdown. richardson as a redin. burgundy and gold 7-0. aaron rodgers hoping for late magic. comes.s fabian monroe strips thel footb and the redskins defense comes away with it. yeah, the redskins beat the packers 31-17. a much needed win after last week's disappointment. >> that probably was the worst game i have been a part of last ek, and, you know, for guys to bounce back and come in ready to you know, it shows the guys are rezel yent. it was a goo collective effort today. >> hey,oming up in news4 sports, more including a special honorary captain. we have a redskins final on the gay. we migh all night. we are just getting started. our second win. >> all right. okay. we are feeling it now. see you back here in a few minutes. >>> speaking of sports, there are sports cohebacks and there is tiger woods. many of you saw him win his first tournament in five yearse re news4 at 6:00 thisev ening. woods was electric. he won the tour championship in atlanta. the crowds were incredible. following his

jay, radio dee jay, to this book which depicts him as we often cover him, a loose cannon, someone who is undisciplined, but not only distrusted by the closest advisors around him, but someone who the closest people to this president fear what he would do without the checks and balances provided by men like general mattis. so, it was a stunning juxtaposition which you just played. >> and note the two references in those comments, number one, he noted the quote about him that mattis had delivered. number two, he noted the book he has generated during the time of his presidency, which is why we have a broadcast called "deadline white house." take it away, nicolle. >> it's a remarkable thing to watch. and we are going to keep monitoring all of the day's events. thank you, brian, for that. we're going to dip back into the questioning from senator ted cruz from texas of the president's nominee for the supreme court, judge brett kavanagh. >> critically important. i think, again, justice kennedy and justice scalia in texas versus johnson, what could be more unpopular than burning the american

dee caffari has just returned from the volvo ocean race. volvo ocean race to speak to tracy and she said, you know, "can you help me out?" i was like, "yes, with pleasure." and it's lovely to be able to have a great group of girls that have got this three—year project ahead of them. you know, and just help them and impart the knowledge that i've learned along the way to see if it can help them. four women will make up the permanent crew. amelia is the youngest atjust 21. i saw maiden come back on the ship and be lowered off in southampton. and i was out sailing and i thought, "oh my gosh, i've got to sail on that boat." so i started trying to get involved in the project and hassling tracy, offering to volunteer to scrub the hull! and six months later tracy decided she wanted to employ me. and for tilly, who comes from finland, and clearly has no problem with heights, the maiden project gives her a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. obviously the whole three—year trip around the world is pretty amazing for any sailor. but my background academic

been eating humans hold her down beat out for the beat to be mercilessly i keep thinking about that dee it was the worst of my late and. no one has ever been punished for the attack and she had wasn't the first twenty years ago drunk men accused daily rubber of poisoning her husband one swung an axe others stripped her naked and chased her down the street. it's a two thousand and six people said put domi rubber and put a spell on her sick neighbor she says dozens of villages attacked her with sticks screaming today you will die bloodied she was forced onto a bus to another state she had to pay her attackers to letter come home. in rural parts of india accusations of witchcraft are common since the year two thousand two thousand people accused of sorcery most of them women have been killed. once branded a witch ourself a robber has led mating year campaign against such superstition addressing groups across the state of assembly to sort fact from fiction i tell them don't believe in superstitions if you or your family is able go see doctors and nurses don't go to a witch doctors that's su

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dot com coming up author and educator dee walks and joins us to discuss the controversy surrounding us attorney general jeff sessions believe that the a.c.l.u. and the batter is responsible for all the violence in chicago stay tuned to watch in the fall. and what politicians do you should see that. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want. to go right to the press this is like the full story of the people. i'm interested always in the why. should. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want a europe which sticks to its christian heritage so we're number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want a member states to stay as member states we don't want you know give up our nationality you don't want to give up or called sure we don't blow you up or everybody's arms. and so for. with us president donald trump nipping at his heels like a chihuahua with rabies united states attorney general john sessions went back to his comfort zone on wednesday standing before t

berlusconi and yet you're so worried about your image that you've taken to attacking the italian media luigi dee myers says some papers are polluting the political debate every day i don't read italian newspapers to be informed he said but only to understand how they want to attack us welcome to democracy with the cost if you don't like the heat why are you in government sorry to say that but here what he was then on said it was not the role of media because we always fought for free media's independency and free of opinion what will president had was really not a liability on the president to have learned to rely i would like to answer if you allow me without blocking me every thirty seconds when i'm expressing concept thank you very much i would like to tell you that this case about newspapers what we are denouncing is the conflict of interest and i would like to give us some examples do you everybody of us so in the media as what happened about the collapse of the bridge in genoa ok when we denounce it what happened the fact that the maintenance was cut every single year for more than twenty

. >> reporter: she sent in her applicion reed $5,0 check with instruction s to dee positive at this timeher bank account. she then withdrew 3500 and deposited it in the alleged scammer's account to cover the installation of the advertisement. soon after, jacobs' bank alerted her the check was fake and she owed the bank that $3,500 that she withdrew. >> i was actually really counting on that to pay a huge portion of my tuition. >> reporter: steve babe baker is an investigator with the better business bureau. >> we think there may be half a million victims in the united states every year. >> reporter: in a new report, the better business bureau warns cashiers checks and money orders can all be forged. they found fake check fraud in reports about employment frauds, sweep stake frauds and areas such as bogus grants, tech sul port, online purchase fraud and rental frauds. >> what they all have in common is that the check is counterfeit and just because the money is credited to your account does not mean the check is good. >> reporter: the ftc and fbi receive nearly 30,000 complaints -- last y

dee's modern day etiquette class.s the pe. >> who's going to teach me manners? >> imagine a worlds where everyone had these types of tools to get along. it's a lot more than just the fork and the knife. w itas more about instilling this in kids from the get-go. >> from this woman, it means starting young and goingo- headad with the high conflict world. why do you think it is parents are cing to you a asking you to teach their kids manners? >> i think they come to me ama sure the way they were raised is still instilled, that they don't know how to teach it or naturally because they're mom or dad, the kids don't listen.ey e like, hopefully you can instill it in my child. >> judy's two daughters are enrolled in the class. >> we love them.'r e more connected to their echnology, that they hav forgotten manners. >> ironically, many are looking for help in the same place manners go to die, the internet. here, more and more tutorials on at is right and impolite are popping up. d peopperate for a return to the refined, but ms.

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they had vacancies open up in different parts of the bank and dan dees, the new investment banking cohead seems to be the beneficiary of that. he has a lot of tech clients. he has spent time across asia and because he was part of a very important portion of investment banking, now he gets to run the whole investment banking unit. talk about the broader changes we are seeing as well. where do these changes fit in to the broader story of goldman sachs? sridhar: the largest story has been over the last year, 18 months, we have seen an extraordinary change where a lot of folks closest to the currency of lloyd blankfein have been breasted the side or do not have --important role, and -- pushed to the side or do not have an important role. as a result, you have seen movement. vonnie: they are obviously close to him but at the same time he has a specific bent in investment banking. there's goldman beef up its investment banking as a result of these changes? sridhar: if you go back a few years, trading revenues for goldman sachs were a giant share of where the bank made money. that is not the cas

and you can seesaw dee arabia across the sea here. you can see the future. the survival depends on international cooperation to protect the corals. below sea level, politics rarely gets in the way of cooperation between neighboring countries. the reef may be growing, but it's still fragile. part of a much larger ecosystem near the booming result towns of the gulf of akiba. >> basically, there shouldn't be artificial life. there is not supposed to be a lot of developmentment and we are allowing the development, but it has to be very slow. >> reporter: ilat's reef is a tiny fraction of the 2,000 kilometers of reef along the red sea. perhaps because it's so small israel treats it as a national treasure. one that's far too valuable to let go. oren liebermann, cnn, ilat. >> such beautiful video there, right? >>> thank you for watching this hour. i'm natalie allen. i'll be right back with another hour of "cnn newsroom" and our top stories. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred ord

. >> host: on twitter, jody says the ones who dee-dee mannedded and 1 republicans are trying jn in00% meyer. they are saying 7% of kavanaugh is plenty. this is the political grand the finest. post on the facebook page at facebook.com/c-span. >> you may way, those platforms platforms on capitol hill as well this week and the heads of twitter and represent tefs from facebook talking about a couple of different topics in flewnessing the idea of and conservatives on twit earn those social media sites that their is on, those are up for hearings this week. thebring those up in conversation as well. a call from marry lan, republican line. you are next up. go ahead. >> caller: thank you very much for taking my call. really appreciate it. interesting. on side note, when somebody particularly president obama said, elections have consequences. this is irony? if there were actually search though ruth, and i am talking about cory booker and kamala to take documents and just dump them on-line, it snow different than what den did. it is really no different than what he did. rules in place in order f

today from the secretaries of state, homeland security,fe dee, treasury and more, a after a --lood of denials. vice president's office saying we are above such amateur acts ev first lady warning you are not protecting the country. you areitabotaging it your cow withith waurardly action. >> and it is a person living in dishonesty. >> reporter: and some cheers. >> i hope that more will come out publicly. >> reporter: and others agree saying ifak you do out, p i your name blaiyne alexander, increasenbc pl. >> and the question about tree ton? the awer isno. pete williams reports that the critique might be an act of disloyalty, but that is not a crime. nd it is definitely not treason. here is why. as defined by the constitution, treason consists of levying war against the uniteristates or ad to an enemy giving aid and comfort. enemy means a country or entity that has declaredinar or i a state of open war against the u.s. aid and comfort must be something material, not words of encouragement enuragement. th op-ed fails both of those tests. so we hav aresident under criminal inveomigation. a

yesterday to see some of the damage, some of the post hurricane hurt that has been caused in the pee deebecause of hurricane florence. a lot of people who are working to try and restore power are actually staying in cots in this arena behind me. whatever they're doing seems to be working. officials say there are less than 20,000 power outages in the state of south carolina. as for south carolina, as a whole, there are 3400 national guardsmen deployed here. there are teams from pennsylvania here, helping as well. they're performing rescues, welfare checks, blocking off roads when flooding is making it too dangerous to drive. that's the case in north carolina as well. the storm is said to be responsible for the deaths of 17 people. no age spared. the first death in south carolina was a 61-year-old woman from union county. a 3-month-old died in gaston county, north carolina. fema officials say there are several days to go. >> the thing i'm most worried about is the isolated communities, those who are stuck in their homes right now that may not have access to pharmaceuticals, food, water, me

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this right here, bill, is the pepest e dee river. it gets a lot of water flow from north carolina. is a concern with this river and a number of other rivers across the state is that not only are these rivers going to take water, this rainfall, coming down in south carolina right now but it's also going to get the water that is up where you are in north carolina and that could lead to trouble in this state. bill. bill: we'll know in about 48 hourthat.kevin cork is on the nn of the white house. what is the message from the president today? kevin, good afternoon. >> reporter: we have an official lid at that time white house. we don't anticipate seeing the president on camera today at least not in person. white house officials are monitoring the circumstance across the region. let me take you to twitter. the president has been relatively inactive on twitter but i can tell you this, about 12 hours ago, a little more than that, he had this to say. he said great job, fema, first responders, law enforcement, not easy, very dangerous, tremendous talent. america is proud of you. keep it all

and how elizabeth dumped the gun that night with a guy from the neighborhood named dee humphrey who wasr the house. humphrey was interviewed. he admitted it was true. vera's story added up. >> so everything was believable. >> then vera, just 15 years old, naive, frightened, no attorney representing her, dropped her bombshell. >> vera eventually became aware of, through elizabeth, that joan and elizabeth had had some discussions about killing david shannon, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon had conspired to kill david shannon and it actually was elizabeth that had shot him that night. >> a conspiracy? joan the brains, and elizabeth the brawn? given the tumultuous relationship between mother and daughter, who could have imagined they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said vera, that's the story elizabeth told her. and it implicated both her best friend and joan shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. joan shannon was arrested actually before elizabeth was arrested and

this includes the airport workers who despite being dee contractors have been making substantially less than the san francisco minimum wage since they are located in san mateo county. i've circulated a few cleanup amendments that you should have before you, and it is recommended by the city attorney, and i'll ask him to explain, if he'd like -- no, i think they're pretty self-explanatory. all right. so the cleanup amendments are, i think, self-explanatory. i hope to have your support on this item. i don't -- i don't think we have any other comments. i want to look to the b.l.a. and see if there's any remarks that you'd like to make. >> no. we don't have any new information since last week. i think we have both said in our report that the impact to the city would only occur if there -- at the time of the lease or contract renewal, but at this point in time, we don't have any numbers if there is a fiscal impact to the city. >> president cohen: all right. then we'll go to public comment. public comment is open. >> you're on the right track, but you're going the wrong way again. in your ite