ecs provides nearly 100 units of supportive housing for families. and our portfolio in that arena continues to grow as we're asked to step up and provide more supportive housing to families. what we know is families would benefit from affordable chi childcare. there's no doubt. i'm support of locations where one building in particular cannot afford a childcare center that's operating out of the building in which they live. >> that's hard to hear and difficult to see and ecs has 300 employees living with minimum with, many of them, and many would benefit from affordable childcare and struggle to live in the city. many don't live in the city. many would benefit. thank you. >> hello. happy valentine's day. sorry, i didn't bring v valentines. i'm rebecca browning. i would like to say in support of the measure because every parent living in san francisco it's hard to maintain normalcy in terms of having housing food and transportation and everything and affordable childcare is needed and the [indiscernible] board though they officially come out they do s

a redline, ithink would be the ec], and if it crosses a redline, i think she would be the ec], and ifdline, ithink she is would be the ec], and if it crosses a redline, i think she is going to have to suck it up in the end, to be perfectly honest. she has no choice because you cannot go into brexit without some form of deal on extradition, basic things like that, oi'i extradition, basic things like that, on cyber and also other things. they are going to talk to each other a nyway are going to talk to each other anyway whether or not there is a deal. the tone is very illustrative of where things are at the moment. i want to hear from vincent ford was your specialism is a different continent, a very compact patchwork security, economics, politics. as an outsider looking at this, what do you made of this? iaman you made of this? i am an outsider but it bothers me what happens. i think we shouldn't be surprised at all and we are going to hear a loss of this. these are mind games. i pity theresa may because she is like a tool that is being used by both sides. one day she says something to

in europe it happens to be the ec]. she must swallow this.nd, brian o'connell, as another european looking in on this, do you think the european arrest warrant and euro poll and all that can be taken for granted, low hanging fruit? we should be able to take it for granted and people's security is paramount above trade and everything else, but the tone of the remarks probably betrays the level to which this relationship between britain and the eu counterparts in this negotiation have reached, they're really, really poor. as polly said, you must have an independent arbitrator and it will probably be the ec] and if it crosses one of her red lines i think she will have to suck it up in the end because she'll have no choice. you cannot go into brexit without some form of deal on extradition, basic things like that, on cyber and all kinds of other stuff. intelligence agencies will talk to each other anyway whether or not there is a deal. i think the tone is very illustrative of where things are at the moment. i want to hear from vincent because, ob

. >> vamos con el partido que cerró la jornada y veracruz estaba urido de sumar y ece cabezazo y estopartido, andré pierre gignac con el gol de cabeza antes de irse a los vestidores, guido rodríguez con la cabeza pero el árbitro se confundió y luego marcó falta, luego gol después penal y ahora jérémy ménez anotaba hasta el fondo y piojo herrera dijo ¿qué pasó ahí? >> mete manotazo en la cara, si marca penal es expulsión, si no, deja el gol, no sé qué marcó porque nosotros preguntamos al cuarto y tratando de adivinar qué marcó. >> después de la novela que vivió y ya arrancó como titular y almeyda en casa y santos dos goles y puch que hizo el primero y 2 a 0 final y para unas chivas que están invictas. >> a nivel resultado es de lo peor que hemos vivido y digamos que no haya especulaciones y el día que decida no más, es diple. >> anoche el león hizo el esperado debut de landon donovan y regresando a la "liga mx" y jugando en la "liga mx" y entró de cambio al 83, pocos minutos pero es la primera vez que ve accidente desde noviembre de 2016 cuando jugaba con el galaxy de los Ángeles. >> a

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community neighborhood association has been incredible and helpful and i want to thank the staff of ecs and providence foundation. providence is here on site providing service, cooperating the site, along with ecs, as well as the partners from the human services agency, and the department of public health, who i believe are here today. they're also providing services, enrolling people in benefits and providing them with medical care. i want to thank the port. this is on porlt property and the port was gracious to work with us to make sure we were able to secure the property for the next three years to operate the navigation centre and the folks standing up here, the department of public works, helped identify the site, made sure it was going to work, designed it and this is a beautiful facility. really, really well thought out and then built the site and made sure it got built fast. probably in record time despite multiple challenges we had with utilities and other things. they did an amazing job and also their ongoing work lepping to keep the -- helping to keep the streets clean. super

for families for children to access services, quality services and compensation raising it for the ecefessionals. so we appreciate the board of supervisors consideration of this matter >> thank you. graham, are you going to be around for a while? >> about 30 minutes. >> there's a parent way baby i'd like to get up here for public testimony. does anybody have babies or have to pick up their kids. we'll take public testimony and invite this mother with the baby to come up first. >> hi, marie valuna district 9 resident. as you can see i'm a mom. i'm a part of different mom groups and golden gate mothers group, hpp, homeless prenatal program, main street mamas. the number one issue all of us moms in the city talk about before anybody here in city hall was talking about it is childcare. childcare and leave. those are the two issues. i've seen numerous postings on facebook of moms saying they have to leave the city because of childcare is too high. they can't afford it. there's no opening for them for their childcare subsidy voucher they can find. no one wants to take it because the pay is t

the helicopter, ec 130 went down saturday near the west rim 60 miles west of peach springs, arizona. mireya villarreal reports, three other people were killed. >> reporter: moments after the crash, witnesses rushed to help. ted fujimoto, wedding photographer shooting nearby captured video of the helicopter on fire. the accident happened 73 miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. >> it was pretty bad. it is amazing how they survived. the two ladies, you know, are luckily to be alive. >> the helicopter belongs to one of the biggest grand canyon tour companies in the area. been around more than 50 years and boast on their website more than 600,000 customers a year. >> this is the fishst with papillon, first major crash since the 2001 incident we were involved with. >> attorney gary robb specializes in these accidents. he sued the company in 2001 after a helicopter crash claimed six lives. >> the helicopter industry is evolving. we are thinking safety is more and more of an emphasis whereas in the past revenue seemed to really be of paramount importance. >> r

we are second in the country, only to ec, for women in the technology field. d.c., for- only to women in the technology field. about 38% are in the technology field. called girlsgram go ciber, where we are working hard to get them into the market where we are working hard to get them into the marketplace. we figure out what they need, and our workforce will be the most important facet of my administration, because we have got to get them ready. i talked to ceos all over the world, being the chief economic development recruiter for my state, and the number one thing they asked me is if we have the people? do you have the workforce? that comes before taxes, quality of life, it is the number one question. if you do not have that workforce, they will not come. to havethat in order that workforce, north carolina has to be a top 10 educated state by 2025. if i have anything to do with it, which as governor of my state i expect to, we will get there. >> which band are you in now? a top 10er: we are educated state when it comes to universities and colleges. we have on

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. >> police say the euro bus helicopter ec-130 took off saturday in las vegas for a scenic tour from the grand canyon. near quarter master canyon in arizona witnesses watched as the helicopter came down. >> it happened so fast and when i saw them turning, when i saw him turning, i wasn't sure what he was doing. by the time i yelled to everybody to turn around and look, it was all out of control. >> three people were killed. the ntsb and faa will investigate. pappon airways says it flies about 6 00,000 passengers a yea on grand canyon and other tours. at least 16 incidents in the region since 1996 of. in 2001, six people were killed and one survived when one of pappon's helicopters crashed on its way back it las vegas from the grand canyon. marci gonzalez, peach springs, arizona. >> russian investigators say the pilots after commuter jet did not report problems before it crashed killing 71 people. surveillance camera captured today's fiery crash about 25 miles south of moscow. it had taken off from moscow minutes earlier. a russian media outlet reported one of the planes black boxes h

philadelphia set a new bar, a ec repeat? >> other cities want it also and we're trying to share it and make sure that everyone around the league gets an opportunity to have the same experience you had. and i'm sure everyone will look at that and say how can we beat that experience and that will be hard to do. >> ilso spoke to him about the controversy over the national anthem, and the fine line that he has to walk. you'll hear more of his conversation coming up at 7:00. >> to this now, could the mayor of minneapolis be changing his tune to eagles fans? he said this in a welcome video released earlier this week. >> come on out, have a great time, make sure you come back to visit us again. >> are we seriously welcoming the [ bleep ] eagles fans? >> the mayor didn't exactly welcome birds fans with open arms. even though he spent time living here while attending villanova law school. now that fans have been in his city for a few days, britney shipp asks how they're behaving. >> so far so good. we want to welcome everyone, even p

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eces that mean we're done with the coon? don't know if i would own an island in a place tt has hurricanes, but the economy is solid. we're talkng about a baton that handed the baton to main street finally. that will be good for the economy. we see self-feeding momentum out there and that's something we welcome. >> yang: late today the white house put out a statement ecoing that that the long-term fund mendells of the economy remain skong. diane sw and gillian tett, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> yang: in the day's other news, a new, bipartisan immigration bill was floated, but president trump quickly shot it down. republican john mccain and democrat chris coons called for a pathway to citizenship for immigrants illegally brought here as children.nc they alsoded better border security but not funding for aa border wall. the president said any deal that doesn't include a wall "is a total waste of time." former sports doctor larry nassar was sentenced today, for a third and final time. he was ordered to serv

. >> reporter: six british tourists and the pilot onboard the eurocopter ec-130 at a sight seeing tripn it crashed late saturday afternoon. >> down. >> reporter: an area so remote and rugged, the rescue mission took eight hours. three tourists were killed. becky dobson and her boyfriend celebrating his birth along with his brother jason. papillon says it safely flies 600,000 tourists safely each year. there was another deadly crash involving the company in 2001. some worry about the canyon tours. >> when talking about low altitude flights, or if there is a problem and the pilot must put the aircraft down, the canyon doesn't really lend itself to making emergency landings. >> reporter: tonight, flights in the area halted. the survivors seriously injured. blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> coming up, a sad day for the music world as we say good-bye to a legend. >>> also, the historic unveil liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could

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. >> reporter: police say the eurocopter ec-130, operated by papillon airways, took off saturday with the pilot and six passengers from the united kingdom onboard. out for a scenic tour of the grand canyon when around sunset, flying in what police say were extreme weather conditions, with wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour, lionel douglass watched as the helicopter came down. >> tail broke in half, biggest explosion you've ever heard. and then flames like you've never seen as well. >> reporter: the pilot making it out alive but three people were killed. >> after the first explosion, there were at least five more explosions that went on. >> reporter: papillon airways says they fly about 600,000 passengers every year. police here say the company helped transport first responders to the site of the crash. and they say in a statement, their sympathies are with the families involved, and they're fully cooperating with federal investigators. >> marci, thank you. >>> next to the deadly plane crash, a russian passenger jet falling out of the sky just minutes after takeoff. you can see here, pi

600,000 people a year, this crash involving a euro co pter a year, this crash involving a euro copter ecle accident here. the three british survivors and pilot are being treated at this hospital in las vegas, all four said to be in critical condition. investigators are at the hospital and ijust critical condition. investigators are at the hospital and i just spoke to them. they have made contact with all four survivors and they are preparing to take statements. as for the families, they have been being done at paying tribute, the father of becky dobson said his daughter was full of life and always happy, and the father of stuart and jason hill said his sons loved one another and were very close and took some small comfort from knowing that they died together. james, many thanks for the latest in las vegas, james cook, our correspondent. in south africa, leaders of the ruling party, the anc, have been meeting to decide the fate of president jacob zuma. he's been resisting calls to stand down amid allegations of corruption. but over the weekend the party's new leader, cyril ramaphosa, said

ec reporter: a few minutes?> a few minutes, correct. >> reporter: some patients elect for a comprehensive lab test, which takes longer to complete and is more accurate, but even if a rapid test comes back negative, dr. spak says healthcare professionals are ikained to treat symptoms. a> looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's got to be a i ck. i may not prove it's a duck. so somebody comes in, fever, aches, a lot of people sick in te house or at the school, sounds like the flu, we know the oru is everywhere, it's the flu. >> reporter: the difference in costs can be the difference for ctients. the rapid test costs a few dollars. the lab test can cost $200. >> glor: wow. omar, thank you. coming up here elon musk gets set to launch its biggest rocket with a tesla on top. set to set to launch its biggest rocket with a tesla on top. you're really not sick! you were just up late watching the game. you faker! sorry, that was uh, my grandma. it's life insurance and wharetirement solutions toic? help you reach your g

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obviously still being part of the single market comes with ec] jurisdiction...me... i have to say as a lawyer i'm conscious of the fact that whatever trade agreement you get into, somebody is around to arbitrate it and the obsession we have with the european court ofjustice seems to slightly miss the point although i do understand that direct effect is a particular problem. we have little time, it sounds like we are miles apart... can i offer a solution? that you have a customs union for goods and things that cross the border, physical products, and complete freedom to negotiate new trade deals? if we are outside these in the market i don't think were going to get a customs union for services anyway so i think we talking about one for goods in the context of ireland and therefore the whole of us. these are very complex issues of detail. i'm not saying they are insoluble. but do we simple by them and then ah mau gets up right when they are difficult to fix? there are deals all over the world, this is not a major issue that should stop us doing trade. my fear is t

san francisco los angeles ec urban blight that's getting worse and not better. of washington. the policy made by liberal governors and liberal left mayors. charles: thank you both very much. president trump let his hair down at cpac in more ways than one. actually he kept it up do you know what i mean. we will tell you all about it, next. .. charles: president trump lightening up the mood by allowing the crowd to admire his head and admitting the notorious mane isn't always as perfect as it looks. [cheers and applause] president trump: i try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks, i work eight. it doesn't look bad. we are hanging in. charles: he's veering off script. he did use the moment top offer some levity much need in this week of tragedy. joining me to discuss, charlie kirk. ron, you are down at cpac. today the president trump they saw was the president trump they saw on the campaign trail. is that the way you say the? >> sure. you hear ballroom dancing in the background. it's a lighter mood. president trump had a different speech than in years past. he s

ecs is in partnership with the city of san francisco and other nonprofit partners currently serving overlicated members of our community annually. through the provision of shelter, navigation centres the interfaith winter shelter, pop-up shellers when asked. supportive housing, including nine master lease properties. a senior's centre. and provision and work force development. we are on the frontlines of this crisis. we have a clear understanding of the challenges that lie ahead and believe we as a community need to do all that we can to raise additional revenue to help unhoused seniors and those throughout affordable housing portfolios who are aging in place. and families and veterans and those experiencing chronic homelessness and those marginally housed. with the additional funding for navigation centres and rapid rehousing and supportive housing and preservation of existing units and affordable housing we will be on the right path. those this path is long, and a frustrating one at times, with no short cuts or quick fix wes need to do all we can to generate additional revenue. this is

ecs provides 534 beds and two shelters, our next door shelter and our sanctuary shelter for single men and women. we provide an additional 60-100 seasonal mats for the winter shelter. in addition to that, we're currently do 50 additional slots at our next door shelter for pop-up shelters. we also offer two navigation centers, one of which is one of the ones identified for close you're. we provide 139 beds at those two navigation centers. so we are 100% behind the department's cause to try increase the number of beds, expedite the process for making those beds available. we believe that this particular service, these services are needed to stabilize, provide respite for many in immediate need for critical care and improve the quality of life for both the homeless and stable citizens of the city. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak on item 8? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor fewer? >> yes, i have an amendment. >> good, because i have questions. >> great, do you want to start with the questions? >> thank you, so what w

he did participate on the challenge ec commission, but by that -- challenger commission, but by that time he was very ill. in '87 he witnessed the super nova of '87, and it was very special to him because he said that kepler had a super nova, and now i have mine. and i think he knew at that time that he didn't really have long to live. he died in 1988 of cancer. wheeler outlived him by 20 more years and died at the age of 96. we see wheeler at the gravitational wave observatory for which his student, kip thorne, would win the nobel prize this year for discovery of gravitational waves. so kip thorne is the second nobel prize-winning student of john wheeler, and thorne has always been grateful to wheeler for his mentorship. so when wheeler died, freeman dyson said he was kind of like a prophet looking out over the promised land that his people will one day inherit. the promised land is new ideas in physics, and those inheriting the wheeler legacy are modern theoretical physicists who owe a great debt to wheeler. so all of this and more is in my book which, as mentioned, i'll be happy t

as an example, the atlanta ec tf hosted a tabletop exercise partners here locally. the purpose of the exercise is cybermote awareness would incidents and how it could possibly impacts businesses. i will give you examples later on. those who work in this realm are regime, the cyber area, are clever and how they exercise their criminal schemes. the secret service believed preparedness is important. our proponents of information sharing. briefly on partnerships, i would like to knowledge extraordinary partnerships with law enforcement communities here in georgia. georgia state patrol, atlanta fire department. all of these are critical to us. one thing the service actively recruit do was to recruit partnerships and local communities. part of guys we need the partnerships and we have to do protective operations for the president and other protective. also, the collaboration between us and local communities with how we can best knock down the criminal enterprises that operating. part two's overall, and i think you we have a strong also inship here and georgia. as an examp

if that is the case, then you would ec energy stocks outperforming, not underperforming. they are one of the biggest ers right-- market lagg now. this is really kind of contest think that general viewpoint. what is interesting about energy stocks is that they suggest the recent rally in the oil price is not sustainable. energy stocks compared to the s&p 500 have been flat for the last several months while oil prices continue to march higher to new highs. that is a massive the emergence that we should pay attention to. scarlet: when you look at oil prices and make it to inflation, that is one set to inflation and there is the wage gains -- a lot of people blended for the move higher in yields. i would back to a rigid work in -- regimen as that is good news is looked at as bad news? >> some of the risk your sectors like high yields are widening a little bit and i can a little bit along with equities. i still think there is ok demand, i think the question from friday's payroll number is will there be sustained path through of that and how much of that increase expectations.

helicopter has crashed, killing three people and injuring four others, police say the euro helicopter ec-130 was carrying a pilot and six passengers when it crashed yesterday afternoon. rugged terrain and windy conditions are making it difficult to rescue those four survivors, and the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash. >>> double decker bus has overturn in hong kong killing at least 18 and injuring dozens more, some passengers there claim the bus was speeding, police arrested the driver, cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> in other news today u.s. has nabbed its first gold medal of the winter olympics in south korea more about that shortly but first 80 miles away from the olympic village there was a possible diplomatic break through between south and north korea, holy williams, explains. >> reporter: in the presidential palace in sole, another sign of the thaw between north and south korea. president moon jay in of south korea welcomed this woman, kim yo jong, the sister of north korea's dictator kim jong u.n. and first member of the north korea'

have been 18 years in our country and want to become doctors and lawyers and i do not know what ec is going to do in how they treat our dreamers, but in our state we want them to become doctors and lawyers and i'm glad we are giving them a chance. we know we have some challenges in d.c., i will look forward to joining my governors and members of congress under chand -- understand the challenges. there are threats in the higher education act, there are proposed cuts to support systems and i hope we will be vocal and talking to our legislators to see we do not go backwards and our financial aid system. i want to thank everyone who is pitching in on this and i want to turn it over to south dakota's governor, who has inspired us in semi-ways, and i want to tell it -- in so many ways and you are one of the most inspirational voices i have heard making sure our kids with disabilities get access as well. governor, thank you, and thank you for your leadership. thank -- >> thank you all for being here for this great panel. the pleasure of being joined by the vice president of education and kno