egan? it just seems miraculously low. >> if i can address the general concern that trying to do data-driven policy in this world. it's something that we experienced with the inclusionary study as well. we cannot simply tell people, tell us what your construction costs are when they're part of the part of the policy makers. we can't say, send it to us secretly, because we cannot keep it secret. we cannot shield anything. so we're, therefore, reliant on outside consultants to do their own research and to report back to us and we're dependent on the credibility of their work. we're fortunate in this case to have a consultant that's helped us that's proven to be credible on the same subject times in the past. where does the $330 come from? it comes from them asking general contractors, what are your costs for this type of construction. i would also mention, it's about 12% more than what they reported for the exact same type of construction in the process that we had for the inclusionary. so the

egan. >> thank you, supervisor tang and supervisors. as supervisor tang indicated, i'm here at her request, our office took a look at the proposed legislation and received a report from the san francisco chamber of commerce last friday with the results of research that they had conducted on the potential impacts of this proposed legislation, so i would like to present that to you, alongside work we had previously done on the impacts. and just start off to hit what i think are some of the highlights of the proposed piece of legislation. again, supervisor tang alluded to most of these things. the legislation on january 1 would ban the sale, donation, manufacturing or gifting or other distribution of new fur products in san francisco. the possession of fur products would not be banned. there is no explicit ban of out of town sales or on-line sales, either. fur is defined as animal skin with hair, flees or fur fibers attached. it would not include other animal products like leather or lamb skin or wool. other items like dog and cat items wo

egan pennel crashed towards the end of the final stage. —— tour of catalu nya.l stage. —— tour of catalunya. we will have or sport throughout the evening. one morning two sisters leave home in norway as they do every day but by nightfall they have sent a message saying they are heading for the syrian war. their father races after them but they are already over the border. the norwegian writer asne seierstad tells the story in two sisters of a family convulsed by shock and the baleful influence of a war far away which overtook them in 2013. the girls, who were given fictitious names in the book, have never come home. welcome. this is a work ofjournalism but it takes you on quite a darkjourney. what did you discover that you did not know before this started? i learned a lot about how it is to grow up a somali girl in norway and how it is to search for an identity when you stand with a leg in norway and a leg in somalia and how this journey to radicalisation is quite step—by—step. it doesn't happen overnight. it is really the small steps happening every day, and if

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egan, you got a lot of pushback from public comment. i cannot participate one way or another, because i generally trust what you are presenting, including comparing apples to apples. where do you stand with the comments that members of the public made regarding the accuracy of your data? >> i would say that -- i share the concern that the data is not as transparent as we wish it could be. i don't know how that solve that problem in the short term. i think we might want to think of ways, and discuss it with the controller, of getting audited construction data after the fact so we get an apples-to-apples index so we're not always in a world of, trust me. i don't believe your numbers. so i'm generally sensitive to that. having said that, think we've done it the best way we could. on the construction cost issue, the fact that we used the same consultants doing the same methodology, they're reflecting 6% annual growth in construction costs. that's been typical of construction cost growth this decade. there was a question about public comment

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for more on what his appointment means, we are joined by gene spurling and doug hoelltz-egan good morningd to see you both gene, how is he going to do? >> well, first of all, i want to make clear i have known and debated larry kudlow for over 25 years now. i do want to say we don't agree on virtually anything, but he's always been decent and civil and it's something i appreciate and i wish him well personally i think the biggest problem for larry or anyone is whether or not anyone can succeed as the national economic council director with this president the national economic council director, the job i have held twice, is one in which you are supposed to have the authority to coordinate your economic cabinet, to bring honest debate fairly presented to the president. right now, you have a president who, by all accounts, internal accounts as well, makes decisions based on impulse, narcissism and who whispered in his ear last and when you see somebody trying to really do process like the national security adviser mcmaster, they seem to be discredited for doing it so you know, larry's going t

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merle egan was this operator cannot take it lying down in the army kept saying you are in the army now and she said yes, sir, i know what that means but which got out of the army she felt it was important to continue to try to get the story out and she said when she was in her late '80s and she was 91 when she finally got her victory metal and some in her late '80s she said people always ask me why do i keep this up and she herself got discouraged and as you can imagine, they kept trying anyhow and she said i do this because i love my country and i want my country to be worth loving. >> it was for patriotism, you know, as well as her sense of the injustice to women that kept her moving this forward and stories like this are important for all of us. >> and inclusion in the military. >> yes, absolutely. marshall one of the reasons the army corps was formed in the 1940s and then later o integrated with the whole army in the late 60s early 70s is because george marshall knew the hello grossman they took us calls. [laughter] >> wasn't their case in 2016 where they weren't going to bury some

telling their stories, that helps us as a world be better, move the marker of the story and merle egan who is an operator who couldn't take it lying down in the army kept saying you are in the army right now and she kept saying i know what that means but when she got out of the army she felt it was important to continue to get the story out. she said when she was in her late 80s, she's 91 and she finally gets hervictory metal . and someone in her late 80s, she said people ask me why do i keep this up? and she herself was discouraged. as you can imagine. but kept trying anyhow. she said i do this because i lost my country. and i want my country to be worth loving. so it was her patriotism. as well as her sense of the injustice of women that kept her moving this forward so stories like this are important. or all of us. >> and inclusion on the us military. >> absolutely. and george marshall, one of the reasons why the women's army car was formed in the 1940s and then later integrated with the whole army in the 70s is because george marshall knew the hello girls. they took his phone calls.

.egan: that is absolutely right there's a lot of things that goes into currencies.ne of them is where policy divergence is. the u.s. dollar should be appreciating. there's a slow of funds issue with the withdrawal of monetary easing. fewer funds are flowing into the u.s., and that could put some downward pressure on the u.s. dollar. , theyre are trade war's say the difference between the wars in trade wars is that in the latter the guns are pointing internally. that sums it up. if there are a whole bunch of tariffs that the u.s. and eurozone impose on one another, it hurts everyone. that could be a drag on growth which could cause the ecb to move any slower than they are currently projecting. that is not going to be addressed in this meeting. francine: -- lisa: as people look at the prospect of trade wars and allowing inflation to pick up. possibility's easy for 40% equity correction. do you agree? megan: in one go? i think either way, i don't agree. to see that we would need to see a light cycle surge in inflation and i am not buying that. we can agree that we are

merle egan was this operator couldn't take it lying down in the army kept saying you're in the army and she said yes, sir, i know what that means in which got out of the army she felt it was important to continue to try to get the story out and for 60 years she said when she was in her late '80s she's 91 to finally gets her victory metal and in her late '80s she said do people always ask me why do i keep this up and she herself got discouraged. as you can imagine, but she kept trying anyhow and she said i do this because i love my country and i want my country to be worth loving. so, it was her patriotism as well as her sense of the injustice women that kept her moving this forward and stories like this are important for all of us. >> in inclusion in the military is still very much alive tech it as well. >> yes, absolutely. burch marshall one of the reasons why the women's army corps was formed in the 1940s and it later integrated with the whole army in the 60s and 70s is because george marshall knew the hello girls. they took his phone calls. >> i think as well and there was a case in