the tax figures that you presented today were disproved by ed lee. companies including twitter broke all the records yesterday, so your figures are not up to date because the record was just broke yesterday. and about the tech boom, the tech boom starts with the races, justin herman plaza, when you started with the fillmore and displaced my people -- >> supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name's kathy burik. i'm a member of seiu 2121. i'm intersectionally here. this wasn't what i planned to say, but after i heard the student with uber speak, they have to be taxed. when he heard the -- when i heard the person talk about how the deals were made in 2012, why weren't community people or community organizations not at the table? why was it just deals with the corporations and whose jobs were being lost? i'm sorry, it's like -- i won't go there because that wasn't what i planned to say. what i wanted to -- when i read this article about tech real estate agents from a firm called compass said, are we going to see a one bedroom condo w

it's all part of super duper day proclaimed in 2011 by ed lee in recognition of the chain's community. >>> star wars fans will make a reservation. guests looking to guarantee a reservation can get one at any disney resort. details will be available on the disney website. you must have a disney account to register. >>> we have more sun than clouds. you can see the marine layer. that's influencing our high temperature and inland valleys. 74 in santa rosa. we're cooling off tomorrow and tuesday. a rebound or recovery for thursday and friday. highs today. cool at the coast. partly sunny there. the rest of us enjoying the sun and away from the bay it's mild into the 70s. closer to the bay where the fog is just about to clear. could be breezy and tomorrow we'll look for the gray to start a sunny finish. tuesday and wednesday we're cool cooler. we've got a lot of sun throughout the week. we can't really muster up too much change. maybe a couple of degrees warmer into next weekend. could be another system that comes our way cooling us off. that's what spring is about. usually the cool weather

there was a fellow working for me named ed lee. i said if you want to keep your job, you get that god damn fountain working. he went on to be the mayor and the fountain still works. there is a guy assigned to do nothing except make sure that water is running if i pass that fountain. i love that. that reflects the ingennowty of this -- ingenuity of this city. when donna shows up and gets out dressed by london breed, you know there is a new generation, new day and new time. welcome to all of you to this year's celebration. thank you. [applause.] >> always a part of every historic occasion. fantastic. our next guest is within 15 days every timer. days of the retirement. she is tough, fair and tells a good story. welcome fire chief joanne hayes-white everybody. [applause.] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being out here and preserving our rich history and tradition. i am grateful this will be my last time up here as chief of department. it is a phenomenal privilege and honor to sheriff as your chief for 15 years. today is about

. >> within days of the passing of the proposition, ed lee called on agencies to act decisively. >> heve order asking the department of public health, along with planning and other city departments to think through an internal working group around what we needed to do to consider writing this law. >> we collectively, i would say that was representatives from g.s.a., as well as the mayor's office, met with a lot of departments to talk through what prop 64 and the implementation of prop 64 it meant to them. >> the mayor proposed an office of cannabis, a one-stop shop for permits allowing operators to grow and sell cannabis. >> he wanted a smart structure. he wanted a regulatory structure that ensured that kids didn't have access and community's were safe and that consumers were safe. and he wanted to ensure, more importantly, it was a regulatory structure that encouraged diversity and inclusivity. >> this is an office that will be solely charged with a duty of wanting not only the policies that we create, implementing and enforcing them, but also executing the licenses that are needed. w

all of it part of super-duper day proclaimed in 2011 by san francisco's late mayor ed lee in recognitionin community's support. >> boy, it's been a pretty weekend out there. with a lot of sun and blue skies. with my luck, that can't keep. >> eric, don't be so pessimistic. >> i'm not being pessimistic. i'm just being me. >> guys, a lot of people like fog and that's what we are seeing here this evening, kind of an indication our seasons are changing. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep across the region and we have no participation. but the picture over san jose now, a live look. partly sunny skies and we see high clouds streaming in from time to time. tracking not only fog cover but changes to the pollen forecast over the weekend. here are the latest numbers, tree pollen has actually come down from high-to-medium levels right now. however, grass pollen is on the rise so if you have been wheezing and sneezing lately and it happened before, it's probably because of grass pollen now. it's from low-to-medium levels over the weekend. your main offenders are trees are poplar, aspen and cottonw

. >> she said she chose may 5th as her retirement date because ed lee was a mentor to her. >>> an unusual sight on a bay area freeway. >> i couldn't really believe there was a sea lion on the freeway. >> the call for a rescue that had chp officers calling her a a real character. >> houston has been complaining about the referees in game one. an interesting twist for game two that may not have houston too happy. >>> breezy to gusty across the bay area. that won't get in the way of >>> check this out. a young sea lion in the back of a chp car. it didn't do anything wrong. not really anyway. experts are examining it and caring for that sea lion after it wanted ordered to 101 during a morning commute. drivers spotted the hour near the 380 split amy has the story. >> reporter: the sea lion appears to be okay. it looks like he's done this before of i'm going with he. he won't know the gender until a vet checks him out, probably tomorrow morning. here's a look at the cute little escape artist. they'll figure out the age and gender. the volunteer from the marine mammal central who picked him up s

to the late to mayor ed lee, 30,000 by 2020 also set a goal of 30% affordable units. the mayor's office of housing and community development prepares a weekly dashboard highlighting progress towards meeting this goal. it we should be noted that the housing elements and in the 30 by 2020 have their own reporting requirements. what is the ten year historic affordable housing production trend? if we are to look at just knew housing production, affordable housing made up of 25%, or a quarter of net new units built in the last ten years. i would like to add that this is a proportion that has been more or less consistent in the last two decades or more, it is just a tad higher then the last housing balance report the housing balance calculation however looks beyond new housing production, it also looks at entitled and permitted affordable units, - units removed from protected status. essentially, these are rent-controlled units that are removed from the rental market, either through the ellis act, demolition to conversion, and owner move in evictions. this is collectively c

let's bring in ed lee from the "new york times" and a cnbc contributor. s in general, that's not new that we've seen the replacement cycle extended and growth in developed markets is certainly not growing as quickly as it was. >> we've seen shipments decline quarter over quarter the last few quarters samsung bore the brunt of that partly because they were in the lead in terms of volume. right? so they were sort of at the head of everything. apple was close ibehind in term of where they were now we're seeing maturing in markets like the u.s., europe. and as asia rises and other markets rise they're going tore cheaper phones and that's not what apple or samsung is known for >> well, samsung has a big fleet of phones. >> huge fleet. exactly. big range. >> they're in a better place for this an apple is >> true. but the chinese makers like xiaomi they're just undercutting price and they're from all accounts just as good. just as well made. the software maybe sort of is less caught up but in china especially we chat is the operating system anyway. it's an app ev

eight and a half years ago, we were up to our ears in sawdust doing tenant improvements and mayor ed lee came to take a look around and scott weiner looked around and look me looked me ins and realized i'm one of the few people scott can look in the eyes. [ laughter ] >> he looked around for a couple more minutes and looked at me, really, really? and as rafael will tell you, i'm a follower of rules. i couldn't think there would be another way i could go about doing those tenant improvements and this was my baptism in the san francisco local government. it's been an honour and privilege to serve all of the businesses in the castro upper market neighborhood but especially the small independent ones. i've had the pleasure of working with supervisor weiner, supervisor shihe mendleman. small businesses face challenge, sky-high rent, taxes, regulations, lack of workforce, house, be empty storefront, the homeless and mentally ill that roam or streets. and those are easy to see, but i tend to focus on the positive. the real positive is a miracle that takes place in this town every single day. th

part of super duper day by ed lee in recognition of the support. >>> let's turn to weather now and meteorologistisa argen she's tracking it all. >> live doppler 7. low clouds and fog pretty much for everyone. fog out towards livermore and pretty cloudy in concord, as well as sfo. and delays on arriving flights and looking at clear skies as you head out towards fairfield. an area of low pressure off the coast keeping it cool just about everywhere. central coast, southern california and then another system that will reinforce this cool air come monday and tuesday. probably didn't want to hear that, right? walnut creek partly cloudy right now and we will see a sunny afternoon for everyone, although it is going to be cooler than probably you would expect. it is 50 in morgan hill and half moon bay and good morning, oakland, 52 degree. emoryville mostly cloudy skies right now and 49 for you in santa rosa and napa 51 and 52 out by the delta with some sun and 52 in livermore. right now 27 in truckee and low to mid-60s today in the mountains and numbers will be coming down with that next system moving in

but it was genuine, that -- actually, the specific circumstance of that race was appointed mayor ed lee had said he was not going to run, so candidates got into the race and said he was not going to run. what changed and turned them into zombie candidates is he decided to run after the public deadline. so as far as i know that's what happened, and i think something like that could happen again, but i think something like that could happen under any permutation of the program. i think, commissioner ambrose, my dream allows candidates to apply earlier and get the grant, but only the initial grant. still, if i read the proposal correctly, it wouldn't be until june, when all candidates have filed that you could get the rest of the money. i don't know if this is in here. personally, i would say if you get the grant and you drop out of the race or -- if you do, you have to repay the grant. and if you get the grant and you decide you're an unviable candidate or somebody else gets in the race, what do you do? i think that could happen in any race. until the deadline, you never know who's going

compaigns in 2015 and 2018, "ike for commissioner," and it was, you know, very great to work with ed lee. and when we first met you, you told me all of the chicago stories and things like that. and then when london appointed you last year, we thought that we were going to spend four great more years. and then all of a sudden you got nabbed for tita, but it gives us an opportunity to really look at how we can envision our sewer, our storm water system, our sanitary systems, and even the power to treasure island. so i see all of the great insight and the experience that you gained on our commission that will really help us deploy all of those assets at treasure island. so we're definitely looking forward to that. on a personal note, i'm going to miss you as a friend. i'm going to miss your sense of humor. and on a good note, you know, i don't have to wear any chicago stuff, so that will be great. because i'm not going to bet you anymore. [laughter] >> but, you know, i'm looking forward to seeing you on the island. so thank you for all that you've done for the p.u.c. under your leadership.

becky kick off today also hanging out, ed lee with us for the next hour. lots to talk to him about.s. >> the s&p 3500 looking to open about six points higher. europe european equities green across the ground with the exception of the ftse 100 it's down just marginally. finally,

we will be in ed lee tomorrow with an important conversation.rrow with an important conversation. i went to john mickelthwait and said, i must see the first game in their new stadium, so mickelthwait greenlighted my trip to london. let's start with that. the world is coming to an end. and yet, here is an infrastructure project that was put on and everybody has executed brilliantly. one day after brexit in our old studios, ubs bought a building instead of least a building. the city in london is actually doing pretty well. derek: it is doing ok. is it doing as well as if that had not have happened? banks.der around the they would be putting more people in london but for brexit, and there is an element of holding back investments. the fact that -- francine: is all we need to know. hit --ow it is time to john: now it is time to hit. tom: every single cab driver london has the colors. francine: some of the players, germany and italy, italy cut its 2019 gdp growth forecast. how badly will it get in the euro zone? worried. germany is maybe a year or tw

on arbor day in 2011, he was honored by mayor ed lee and an oak was planted in his honor between 31st in 30 seconds streets. but within the next couple of years, every single streets tree , every tree on the median was cut down to make way for a bus lane, including his tree. i really hope he does not hear about that because i think it will only affirm his sense of hopelessness. if we can't keep history, let's at least honor his lifetouch at work and commit to making trees a part of our fight against climate change. we can't say we are fighting climate change but leave out the only known mechanism that cleans our air, sequesters pollution, and provides habitat for a refried joke -- fragile economy and makes sidewalks and streets more walk and bike friendly. he still comes to every planting he is too frail to lead teams on his own, but i always invite him to join my team because i want all of my volunteers to learn from him. all i ask of you is the next time i see charlie out at the saturday morning planting, i can say to him this time, this city changed, and maybe we could do it in his

becky kick off today also hanging out, ed lee with us for the next hour. lots to talk to him about. a lot of tech names. >> the s&p 3500 looking to open about six points higher. europe european equities green across the ground with the exception of the ftse 100 it's down just marginally. finally, treasury yields at 6:00 in the morning 42 seconds to go treasury yields 2.607. choin report its economy dwru at an annual pace of 6.4% in the first quarter. they put that kind of in quotation marks. >> quotation marks because it's not real >> we think it might be -- they look on the bright side. that was roughly in line with beijing's official target in growth suggesting that efforts to stem a slowdown may be working. however, it's still the weakest growth in a decade matching the previous quarter here's what the lead story in the journal was looking at >> this is the big story of the morning. we want to get to everyone's yield on this. it was quite a surprise for everybody. shares of qualcomm surging right now after it reached a deal with apple to settle their year's old dispute over royal

on the 19th, we are able to arrange a meeting with pg and e. , actually it was mayor ed lee who is then the city administrator and we are designated after the saint bruno incident gas explosion to meet with pg and e. on the gas side, and one of the things that i thought would be helpful as if we have issues on electric side, is well, is to bring them together cordially, both the gas section and the electric section , and we have been having quarterly meetings and they have been very valuable. i think we have really improved the relationship and the communication, and the expectation is that we have in response times. i know chief gonzalez has helped out a lot with advocating for after hours response times, being a little bit shorter than what we had experienced, they have been very responsive. i took the opportunity last friday to interview, not interview, but introduce and get moving forward -- there's a lot of new faces at pg and e., with those faces with the deputy chief, as well as her two deputies. so that should be a smooth transition, as well, working continued with pg and e. on

ed lee from the "new york times," walter isaacson, author and cnbc contributor ross gerber from gerber colin gillis from chatham road partners. so-g guys, we didn't want you to leave. let's get a final thought on what we will be listening for. what's going to be key on the call with this big pop here after hours? >> again, we want more information on services. i think -- i suspect that their owned and operated stuff, apple music, apple news, the forthcoming apple tv that's the thing they want to focus on where it's not a tax thing necessarily it's more the stuff they own or at least they're facilitating and if they can grow that side of it that that's something they can control the destiny of and if they can give us more information on that, talk more about that, that bodes well. but we'll have to see what they say. >> colin, how are you thinking about the valuation? >> tim cook is trying to change the narrative around apple to becoming a services company and rotate away from the iphone. they're giving us more data about services, talking about gross margins. that's all fantastic they'

. >> jon fortt back with us and bring in ed lee, cnbc contributor from "the new york times" covers techtflix sharehold er and dan mys, an analyst at wedbush securities good afternoon ross as a shareholder, are you satisfied with these results or are you nervous about the guidance >> no. i think they're great result they continue to hit it out of the park every quarter, seems like every quarter, and, you know, they always guide down you know people have to understand this is a corporate strategy every company is doing it now. they learned it from tim cook. guide down and take the hit for five minutes and then you can beat expectations every quarter. we don't pay much attention to that guidance. the real underlying numbers are still very strong for netflix and, you know, we expect that to continue at least for the time being. >> ed, weight your take on the numbers? >> i think it's also a very strong quarter i think the note on the soft churn or the churn around the pricing change is note worthy. i think there are a few factors. hulu lowered its price on the ad driving product around $2 ar

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