commissioner driscoll, the gravel is yours. that takes us to item . >> the approval of the minutes of the may 8, 2019 meeting. >> move the minutes. >> second. >> any corrections or additions or deletions? any public comment? all in favor say aye. >> approval of the may 22, 2019 special meeting, item 9. action item. >> i make a motion to approve. >> i second the item. >> any corrections, additions or deletions to this item? any public comment? all those in favor say aye. opposed. that takes us to item 10. >> item 10. action item. >> consent calendar. >> so move approval. >> is there a second? any questions on any matters on the consent calendar? any public comment? hearing no public comment those in favor say aye. opposed. that takes us to item 11. >> item 11 action item recommendation to issue a request for proposal for investment consulting services. >> it has been almost six years since we issued an r.f.p. for investment consulting services and four years since we hired with two one year renewals under contract. we ask curt t

driscoll was the 200th member of the f.d.n.y. illness and the department lost 343 men on the day of the attack. congress is expected to extend the 9/11 compensation fund, but yesterday senator rand paul blocked a fast tracking of the bill, noting the country is $22 trillion in debt. but what about the debt of gratitude america owes first responders and their families? that is a debt the country can never repay. or sacrifices we can't afford to forget. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thanks for joining us. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by cbs right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>> right now i 7. >> this deadly police shoot

kevin nolan was 58, and richard driscoll was 73. both died of cancer.scoll was the 200th member of the fdny to die of a 9/11-related illness, and the department lost 343 men on the day of the attack. congress is expected to extend the 9/11 compensation fund, but yesterday senator rand paul blocked the fast tracking of the bill, noting the country is $22 trillion in debt. but what about the debt of gratitude america owes first responders and their family? that is a debt the country can never repay. for sacrifices we can't afford to dreg. i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thanks for joining us. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm meg oliver. military tensions continue to rise in the persian gulf. president trump says the u.s. navy shot down an iranian drone over the straight of hormuz because it was threatening one of our destroyers. the president also announced he's ordered 500 u.s. troops to saudi arabia, which has its own issues with iran. the iranian revolutionary guard

driscoll becomes the 200th new york firefighter to die.he vietnam veteran recognized for his bravery five times over his 32 year career. he was 73. nolan described as wonderful and extremely popular leaves behind a wife and 3 children. the tragic death come as senators reach a deal to vote on a bill that would ensure the 9/11 compensation fund never runs out of money. >> jean scalia, new labor secretary, some of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. the president tweeting in part jean has led a life of great success in the legal and labor field and is highly requested. the previous labor secretary resigned amid criticism for his role in a secret plea deal that allowed jeffrey epstein to avoid federal sex trafficking charges. >> there is no one complaining about the heat. he was up in arms yesterday complaining about the heat. jana steen knows this herself. >> i'm not going to complain because i don't want to upset janice because she said something nice to me yesterday. >> is that why rob took the day off? i gave him a hard time ye

driscoll becomes the 200th new york firefighters die.he vietnam veteran recognized for his bravery 5 times over his career, his 32 year career, he was 73. nolan described as wonderful and extremely popular leaves behind a wife and three children, he was just 58. the tragic death come as senators reach a deal to vote next week on a bill that would ensure the 9/11 compensation fund never runs out of money. a final goodbye for an american hero, 3000 people attending a vietnam that's funeral after an intern invited them. drew mikell working at a michigan funeral home learned wayne wilson passed away with no family so put out a call on facebook inviting anyone and everyone to pay their respects. wilson was buried with full military honors. i love what americans can do when they come together. a fox news alert, iran denying the us shot down one of its drones just hours after donald trump made that announcement. so what really happened? vice president james cara fano joins us live up next and you don't have to grow up, toys "r quote us is comin

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and today news that firefighter richard driscoll became the 200th fdny member to die from a 9/11-related illness. losses only reemphasizing the urgency. >> at some point we have to stand up for the people who always stood up for us. >> reporter: despite the adoverelmingly with vote scheduled for tuesday peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >> we are going to take a break and be back with a deadly inferno and what the arsonist was heard screaming. >>> many in japan bewildered and mourning after a deadly arson attack left dozens dead. >> reporter: tonight a devastating fire that authorities say was deliberately set leaving 33 dead, dozens injured, and a country horrified by whey pierce to be the worst mass killing in decades. i saw some people with burns covered with something, she said fire officials say most of the dead at the animation studio were in a stairwell where they had tried to escape to the roof. kyoto police are calling it arson, saying a man poured what appeared to be gasoline and reportedly shouted "you die"" as he set it ablaze the suspect detained at a hospital a motive

detective louis alvarez who testified alongside stewart died and news i firefighter richard driscoll became the 100th to die from a 9/11 illness. los angeleses only reemphasizing the urgency. >> at some point we have to stand up for the people who have always stood up for us >> reporter: despite the temporary roadblock, the bill is expected to pass overwhelmingly with a vote scheduled for tuesday. peter alexander, nbc news, washington >> breaking overnight, a man took matters into his own hands after fire broke out in a philadelphia high he made a ath-defying escape, scaling th stories down e side of the building to make his wa to safety. it took him less than three minutes to safely ndach the grou where he was greeted police officers. the fire is now out and homes.nts are back in their six people went to the hospital for minor smoke inhalation >> shocking vio shows a close call for a commuter in nework. this guy here is nearly threat into a subway train as a temporary wall collapses and the platform is flooded by rushing the mta said it wacaused by a contractor working on a resident

driscol and garrett stock, without them, the state case was weak.o you suppose they came forward anyway? because they were forsed to. why did juliet say christopher talked about killing his parents. >> if you don't tell us what we want to know, you will be arrested. she tells them what they want to know. >> the defense attorney got herrera to admit they wouldn't have had that. >> if they didn't hear what they wanted to hear. which begged the question. >> if he was going to take the lives of his parents. why would you stay with him and why would you marry him? >> i can't think of how many times i have heard somebody say, i hate this person right now, you hear it for six straight years, you don't believe it. >> finally, she testified, detectives lived when she told them, i knew it would happen, i didn't know when. >> i never believed he was going to do it. the statement, i knew he was going to do t i said, i didn't know he was going to do it. i am confused. i don't know if he did it or not. nobody knows what happened except for him and garrett. that i

reporter: days later, retired nypd detective luis alvarez died, and today news that firefighter richard driscoll the 200th fdny member to die of a 9/11-related >> at some point we have to stand e people who hav always stood up for us. >> reporteupr: despite , the bill is expected to pass overwhelmingly with a vote scheduled for tuesday.te alexander, nbc news washington. >>> we are going to take a break and be back in a moment with a deadly inferno and what the arsoniswas heard screaming. have to run f. i didn't have to call 911. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didnat have another heart ck. not today. u took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you procted. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, ucis proven to further rede the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack,o stke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's becaun while aspirin cahelp, it may not be enough to manage your r

retired 73-year-old richard driscoll passed away wednesday.ccording to the fdny his death was caused by handling toxins nearly 18 years ago. he served the new york city fire department for 32 years. the senate is expected to vote on 9/11 first responder funding bill on wednesday. senators mike lee and rand paul raised concerns because they wanted to offer amendments. amendment votes next week, they are not expected to pass. >> 25-year-old jaylen alexander car jacked an elderly man. why? he had no idea how to operate a stick shift. he was later arrested by police in orlando after stealing a seco second. >> you should be a two star admiral by now yet here i are, captain. why is that? >> it's one of life's mysteries, sir. >> the trailer for the long awaited top gun sequel dropped thrs there's a offer. top gun maverick hits theaters next summer. this guy can't wait. >> you can't wait? >> can't wait. >> today is a big movie day. "lion king" is do well. the cnn democratic debates are taki taking former joe biden. >> we will check on this heat wave c

. >> thank you, commissioner driscoll. i thought about something when you mentioned earlier about one of our managers donated to the smithsonian and i wanted to point out we had another manager, one of our private equity managers, robert smith, and you may have seen it on the front of the "new york times," he was the commencement speaker for moorehouse college in atlanta, georgia. at the end of his commencement address, he and his family agreed to pay off the loan debt of every single graduate and that was done two weeks ago at the moorehouse college. he donated to the smithsonian, $20 million for one wing of the museum. i wanted to talk about one of the managers who presented today as well as being a private equity manager and giving back but i thought the moorehouse chef piece acollege piece was o. so thank you for that, letting me point that out. >> motion to ajourn is in order. so moved. >> public comment. meeting is adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in

. >> i think you clarified the answer that president driscoll said. for this we anticipate if you went to 7.25 it would trigger just an additional contribution requirement from the city and not from the employees because of the way the cost sharing is structured. we are in an area where it has to be a wide swing before there is a increase or decrease in employee cost sharing provisions. >> there are three assumptions. no change to the economic assumptions. >> is that correct. >> that is the action item. we are waiting for a motion. one, two, three. >> i make a motion to maintain all three. >> is there a second? >> we have to vote? >> on each of them. >> you can vote to stay where we are at with all three of them. >> what is the motion on the table? >> adopt all three economic assumptions which is know change. >> i second that item. >> any further board comments or questions? public comment? i will call the question. all those in favor of the motion say aye. >> opposed. >> that concludes item 16. >> i appreciate staff sending a note to us the other day

>> robert driscoll, thank you for joining us.esterday it is safe to say it did not go as democrats had hoped. >> i think that is right, didn't change anything for those paying attention and who read the report. there is some notion that having it on tv would somehow change people's mind but it certainly wasn't compelling television, you had a witness who did not want to be there, told the committee did not want to be there and that he was going to stick to the report and he kept his promise and referred to the report more often than not. not very much news. abca2 we have a few choice soundbites to play for you. >> you reference, quote, the firm that produced you are reporting. the name of the firm's fusion gps, correct? on page 103. >> i am not familiar with that. >> it is not a trick question. fusion gps. abca2 called for the wrong soundbite, that is my fault. in the first hearing you had john ratcliff of texas asking bob mueller since when do you have to be proven innocent to be exonerated for a crime. it was one of the big mom

reference, board communication policy, finance committee are certainly things that as president driscoll indicated were talked about plunge the board members for more than one and a half days retreat but have been talked about since. this is 14 pages o of matrix. i am letting the board members know. be prepared to figure out how we are going to do things going forward. there are things i have to do. educational development issues. >> i will be bothering you with 800-474-676-- with the phone ca. thanks for doing this. with that we can continue on with the terms of reference changes. >> public comment. i have to call for public comment. no public comment. >> i make a motion to adopt all of these as submitted. >> that would be item 21, 22, 23 and 24. >> correct. >> as submitted. >> the whole package. >> i will make a motion. >> i will second it. >> just one comment. it is directed toward the finance committee. or operations committee. at the governance committee we were trying to derm what rules needed to be changed on behalf of the operations committee. it doesn't make sense for us to make

richard driscoll now the 200th new york firefighter to die from illnesses linked to ground zero.r bravery five times over 32-year career. he was 73. kevin noland was just 58. he leaves behind a wife and three children. news of their death comes as senators reach a deal to vote next week on a bill that would ensure the 9/11 compensation fund never runs out of money. president trump plans to nominate jean scalia the son of late supreme court justice antonin scalia new labor secretary. gene has led a life of respect. previous secretary resigned over controversy surrounding his handling of a 2008 plea deal for wealthy financier jeffrey epstein. big names honor new for lifetime achievement in the arts ♪ do you remember when it jillian: r and b group earth, wind and fire actress sally field, singer linda ron stat, sesame street and michael tilson thomas all named as this year's kennedy center honorees. the award show will take place in september. that song by earth, wind and fire has always had a special meaning for our family. i remember that from like growing up and my dad playing it

last week we lost richard dris driscoll, the 200th firefighter, fdny firefighter to succomb to illness. more police officers have died since 9/11 than on 9/11. more than 10,000 people have been certified with a 9/11-related cancer with more being diagnosed every day. more will get sick. more will die. some of them won't be diagnosed for years. and that includes responders and it includes the residents, teachers and students who stayed downtown because the government told them the air was safe. they told them it was safe to breathe, even though it was not. this bill won't change any of that, but we can finally let the people in the gallery sitting here watching us today witnessing. we will let the people in the gallery go home knowing that the government will truly never forget. we owe them that promise. and today we have the opportunity to let them get back to their lives, be with their families and exhale. they at least deserve that. i want to thank senator gardner for his leadership on this bill. i want to thank senator mcconnell for staying true to his commitment. and i said earlier