we have patty driscoll on the left, who was an all-american quarterback from northwestern.you know, charlie bachmann in the middle, who was an all-american lineman from notre dame. and on the right, we have a guy named george halas who is actually a pretty average college football player, is an end at university of illinois. but who really became a star during his one season at great lakes. now, like a lot of all-star teams, great lakes struggled with teamwork early in the season. they should have been big favorites in most of their early games, but they struggled to to narrow ends in two ties and their fifth game of the season. great lakes final. he put it all together against previously undefeated rutgers patty driscoll scored four touchdowns including punt returns of 90 and 60 yards in a blowout win the following week. great lakes took advantage of a 90 yard fumble return to eke out a 7 to 6 win over previously undefeated naval academy. they finished the regular season undefeated and received an invitation to the 1919 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was the mare

. >> jack driscoll began to notice memory problems and soon learned he has alzheimer's. >> they gavetests and said, well, you -- you're going to have it. >> based on the test, driscoll was able to prepare his family for what they could expect. >> i talkeded to my wife, and i talked to my kids and let them know that maybe down the road i wasn't going to be the same as i was then. >> testing for alzheimer's may soon become much easier. a new study shows that a simple blood test called al's path could identify alzheimer's in people before symptoms start to show. >> this may revolutionize the diagnosis of alzheimer's disease. this blood test is going to make it easy and quick to diagnose this condition. >> the typical indicator of alzheimer's in the brain side buildup of proteins called beta amyloid and the way doctors look for those from teens is to use brain scans or spinal taps, but not everyone can get those tests. >> pt scans have radiation and thousands of dollars and spinal taps are intrusive and they also cost a lot of money. a simple blood test can democratize care for people an

driscoll. >> present. >> thank you, we have a quorum. >> madam secretary do you want it call the next item. >> item number 2, communications. we welcome the public's participation during public comment. there will be an opportunity to for public comment at this meet anding there will be an opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item on the agenda. each comment is limited to 2 minutes. public comment will be taken in-person and remotely by call-in. for each item the board will take public comment first for people attending the meeting in-person. comments or opportunity to sfaek during the public comment period are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001 access code 2662, 9954743 and pound and pound again wh. connected you will here the meeting discussions but you will be muted and in linsing mode only. when your item of interest comes up, press three to be put into speaker line. speak clearly and slowly and turn down your tv, radio or computer. please note that city policies along with fed cal state prohibit harassing conduct against city employees and others during pu

. >> board member driscoll we have quorum is present and motion for disclosing or not in closed session. >> not to disclose. >> second and moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> opposed? . okay. >> so call for public comment. >> any in-person public comment on this item seeing none. >> callers if you have not done so press star three. >> that's where we're at no callers on the line public comment is closed. >> next item, please. >> may address the retirement board now. public comment is limited to two minutes per speaker unless the chair specifies a different time. it is limit to two minutes. >> two in-person callers requests i'll call. >> anyone has public comment on this item please stand up to the podium. >> any general public comment [off mic.] >> no item 4 general public comment. >> seeing none, in-person public comment on this item callers. please press star three to be added to the queue pod rapport any callers. >> madam secretary no callers on the line seeing none, public comment is closed. and item 14. >> sorry my fault go ahead. >> okay. >> next item, pleas

course, tate in the situation, you would expect that these rates of they have or the past capital driscoll coming a little to give you that information you've got. so we thought the ceasefire. where do we are going to seize more be put in despair? look yes, have a medium but many more. and of course why we need to see is the force displacement to stop. we can, we know that we cannot up so smoke before the don't want, shouldn't this, we had already sent that he was fully informed me. it would be for the $155.00 blown grains donation is. the set is close the side and it would how it says be settled twice. so you do that. we have not get that too hot. such a number of people app uh, in, in, in these conditions where what do we have see in these b c says getting what we have seen the tongue in what we have seen ease. uh huh. a trauma i of 2. then we made as many before cool us data t miles had already video the situation a some beautiful and data for what we read. we need to like now pci. few, many that introduced by just a rough eye of the south of gas. it has not been spared, so these are th

this was how long this film existed as an art form driscoll could have. and what about the circus school? can i think that answers your question, what does it personally? so you just mentioned film a 2nd ago, which is a type of technology. um, which makes me ask, has technology changed how the circus operates and if so, how so? oh yeah, according was as with any card form, there has to be a balance there. we use, we want new technologies, new tools, and new techniques to enhance with circuits, experience and we have to let not replace or are you sometimes behind all the sets and props are scenes and equipment, soft lights and sounds so you can lose sight of the surface itself and all of the performers, and there are so you have to look and the performers are at the heart and soul of any circus lovers live. so that's why i'm not a big fan of say the circ to. so they like to me, it feels like they're impersonating a real circus. me unless you could argue that it's a circus like show. it's not the real deal, but i mean, it's not in the classical sense. it wa

i sat here last year and said i was super excited about john driscoll.sit a year later and i never upgraded the stock. why? because only the ceo can really truly drive the strategy. you can have great leaders underneath you, but i think at the end of the day it's driven by the ceo. when i look at tim, he is the first ceo of walgreens that actually understands what people are doing on the other side of the table. pbms, managed care, et cetera, honestly when the stock was down 11% today it kind of crushed me a little bit -- >> no, you had told people dividend's in danger. i think you're too hard on yourself as you always are. this is when you want to start thinking about it. >> but being down five i said to myself if it can end down five today i think that's a great entry point. >> now, cvs, they're both trying to get away from the front of the store, which is obviously difficult. do they have good plans? is that going to work? >> i think it is. one of the things to think about when you think about pharmacy, it's the highest touch point of anything in heal

people on the left of the labour party being forced out the mayor of the of the north east, jamie driscolln themselves on the corbynite feel like corbynite wing, who feel like starmer has kicked them out with corbynite wing, who feel like sta|much as kicked them out with corbynite wing, who feel like sta|much excuse. d them out with corbynite wing, who feel like sta it's ch excuse. d them out with corbynite wing, who feel like sta it's ch eabout d them out with corbynite wing, who feel like sta it's ch eabout kicking out with >> it's not about kicking people out misbehave, if you , out if you misbehave, if you, um, if there is a situation in that you make comment on and that you make comment on and that that comment is outside the rules of the labour party, whatever those rules are in most times, then you can get expelled. we have expelled , you expelled. we have expelled, you know, hundreds and hundreds of people , for instance, in and people, for instance, in and around where i am just because they are anti—semites . and those they are anti—semites. and those people, we would not tolerat