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mayor farrell? [applause] >> mayor farrell: thanks for having me here today. i want to congratulate everyone on the launch of global s.f. pretty cool science here as well. you know, as was mentioned, building on what mayor newsom and mayor lee did in terms of our programs, we continue to attract businesses to the city of san francisco. san francisco has always been a leader on the international stage. and this is just a continued commitment to that.

our mayor, mark farrell. [applause] >> mayor farrell: than >> mayor farrell: thank you, mark. isn't this awesome? [applause] i am very excited here. i talked to our office of protocol, about my first week in office as mayor. i said why don't we have one of these poles with our sister cities? he said you know what? we can make this happen. here we are. two weeks before leaving office. this is an awesome way to go out. i want to say how proud i am to be here as the mayor of the city of san francisco. on the mayor of a city that prides itself on our sister city relationships. especially in this era today with the federal government, where we are building walls, we are tearing down relationships. we are literally creating tariffs. here in the city of san francisco, we are leading the way in a different manner. we are leading the way building bridges between our different countries and different cities throughout the world. our sister city program in san francisco, it dates back to 1957. with the inaugural sister city of osaka. it was done just a year after president eisenhower in

thank you mayor farrell and thank you supervisors. i've asked the board president to join me up here today. [applause] honestly, i couldn't do my job without the support of someone like michelle. this is her third year as our president. it's my fifth year at pride. it is quite a privilege to do this. we are quite the team. again, i need her by my side. i am glad she is here today as well. so, we are pleased to be here at the beginning applied month and honoured to be part of this flag raising ceremony. san francisco is looking very proud. i don't know if you notice, but this past week we installed the rainbow flag along market street and the energy in the city is clearly building to what i expect to be an enormous expression of resistance and hope and solidarity on june 23rd and 24th. i am lucky to work, yes. [applause] i am lucky to work with some dedicated and tireless individuals. we are a small team we are a mighty team. not everyone in the office or working on the event could be here today, they've got some work to do, however, t

mayor farrell issued that story and that story was obviously then mayor farrell offering his support and merging the bonds and offering us some additional cap space, more room, because the city has a policy of only issuing new debt when old debt expires. >> to $545 million? >> to -- yeah. that's what he asked us to work on, yes. >> but the challenge here is we just had a whole presentation on lessons learned from the 2012 bond, and it seems that a lot of this is premature. you're still have not completed the community engagement on some of these projects. portsmouth square. you had the fifth -- the number five workshop, but still, the committee is debating between the $90 million project versus the $65 million project -- >> commissioner -- >> let me finish before you ask the question. gene friend, there's still projects being considered. that project isn't completed. peace plaza, the first community meeting isn't until july 31 on community visioning and planning. part of the problem with coming out with the press release which you're quoted in that, $545 million, is is that enough mo

. >> mayor farrell: all right. there we go. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: let us get started here. first of all, i want to welcome everyone to city hall to kick off san francisco's are judy -- lgbtq pride 2018. let's give a round of applause, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: i want to thank, first of all, the incredible people that made this happen here today. not only outside of city hall, but thank you to the volunteers who are making this month exactly what it is for the city of san francisco. special thanks to our own san francisco pride team and i want to acknowledge teddy witherington who is scheduled to be here. teddy, if you are here, or he will be here soon enough. i want to acknowledge him as well for being here. i want to acknowledge, there are a number of people up here as well. acknowledge the elected officials, alice randolph from art city officials board, carmen two, our assessor recorder, the woman of the hour, for sure. [cheers and applause] clair farley from our office of transgender

, and mayor farrell has expanded upon some of the initiatives of the lee administration. as he mentioned, over $13 million for new equipment to keep our members safe and our community safe. it's very important that we have state of the art equipment. it does a few things. not only does it add to the safety of our members, but it achieves goals such as vision zero goals. all of our specifications now for apparatus, talked about the importance of vision zero. making sure we have environmentally responsible vehicles to the highest he mission standards as well as moragile vehicles to navigate through our windy and narrow streets here in san francisco. so making that investment and bringing on a new you are fleet will achieve a whole lot of different things that we really appreciate. just as the department of emergency management has experienced a boost in their call volume. we have, as well. it kind of makes sense, right? 25% increase in call volume since 2013. we're one of the busiest fire departments in the nation. we run over 150,000 calls a year, and we pride ourselves in

[applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you. first of all, i want to thank you at the united players for holding this event, as well as the gun buyback program. i want to thank mayor elect reed who has been a champion for a long long time. this is not something new to her. kudos to her. [applause] i want to thank our police department for being here. to the captions that are here. give them a round of applause, please. [applause] and i also want to give a shout out to our late mayor ed lee, he was a huge supporter of this program as well. for all of his support over the years. we are here to talk about gun violence in san francisco. this is an issue that affects our entire country. it affects us in our streets. ever.every year, in our countr whoa. >> it was ed lee exco. [laughter] >> every year in our country we have 12,000 people killed by gun violence. 106,000 people -- 106 people every day. for everyone killed by guns, and other two are injured. 24,000 are injured on the streets of our country. and that has to stop. we are go

farrell, final supplementary comment. >> thank you.iven -- >> order on my right. > given that sbs currently holds the australian broadcast fifa world the 2022 cup, will the turnbill finally say its cuts the bs programming and public. >> senator? you.hank hat a good thing it is, that bs is broadcasting every event involving the soccer roos. what a great thing it is, that be broadcasting the world cup final. this side of on the chamber, we think that's a good thing. obviously, we're aware of the technical difficulties that they had, and sbs, and optis ensure ked together to that there is even more that's broadcast. would ask sident, i reflecttor farrell to about one hour 15 minutes.

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farrell, final supplementary comment. >> thank you.iven -- >> order on my right. > given that sbs currently holds the australian broadcast fifa world the 2022 cup, will the turnbill finally say its cuts the bs programming and public. >> senator? you.hank hat a good thing it is, that bs is broadcasting every event involving the soccer roos. what a great thing it is, that be broadcasting the world cup final. this side of on the chamber, we think that's a good thing. obviously, we're aware of the technical difficulties that they had, and sbs, and optis ensure ked together to that there is even more that's broadcast. would ask sident, i reflecttor farrell to announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with policy issues that impact you. monday morning, we will preview the week ahead in washington. also, we will talk about the cost of safeguarding nuclear materials with a cq roll call writer. journal."washington joined the discussion. >> monday, review of the recent supreme court case which ruled that states can require online ta

criss farrell thank you. >> thank you. lou: ve vote in our poll. do you think that meltdown over trump and putin summit by dems, and whichever -- rather than any serious concern about the russian threat to u.s. national security? cap of the your vote on twitter. follow me on twitter, like my on facebook, instagram. >> up next, loonie left, absolutely melting down, showing their true colors after president's meeting with putin. stay with us, we'll be right back. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? that's the same things i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get

first of all let me thank mayor farrell for his leadership. the last month he introduced the idea that we had to collaborate better to get things done in this bart, in this platform to make it safer and make it cleaner and to make it the pride of our great city. at that time he brought all the parties together and asked us to draft a plan that would address the issues and concerns that have been repeatedly voiced by members of our community. although the platforms between our community platform and the bart platforms are shared underground in this corridor we do, between chief rojas and our folks, we knew that we had to work better and more collaboratively to get these problems solved. both riders in both systems go back and forth to school, work and visit the many great tourist attractions in our city and the idea that each system or each department is responsible for separate law enforcement duties in this platform cannot be a barrier for us working together. the only concern that we have is that people when they come here and take public tr

mayor farrell? [applause] >> mayor farrell: thanks for having me here today. i want to congratulate everyone on the launch of global s.f. pretty cool science here as well. you know, as was mentioned, building on what mayor newsom and mayor lee did in terms of our programs, we continue to attract businesses to the city of san francisco. san francisco has always been a leader on the international stage. and this is just a continued commitment to that. i want to say i very much believe in this. as mayor, as a resident of san francisco, our city government needs to continue to reach out and continue to be a role player internationally as well. i just came back, last week, from a ten day trip to ireland and germany. i've been on many trips internationally as well as a supervisor and now as mayor. i believe it is something we need to be doing. we need to push the pedal forward as a city. and especially as we think about today. think about, as a country, as a city, when we have our president, our federal administration building walls, building tariffs, doing everythi

but first, let's welcome colonel kevin farrell. colonel farrell: thank you for that introduction. i would like to thank you all for sponsoring my visit here. it is humbling, daunting, and a great privilege to be here at a national treasure of hours. i am not quite sure what to expect coming into this, knowing the general topic was going to be the 20th anniversary of the release of "saving private ryan ," and hopefully in my talk, which i promise to keep short, you will not see why i earned lipsickname "old ether athen i used to teach cadets west point. my jokes are always met well with a silence. i was a wants to come at this topic from three different perspectives. first, as somebody that loves films. i love movies, and the more time .asses, the more i enjoy them it is ironic that i cannot go to movies any longer, because it drives me nuts because there is someone in the movie theater, multiple people, and what are they doing? they are looking at their phones and carrying on, and they are distracted. i love movies, i love old movies. this morning's russian was fantastic. thank yo

i want to thank mayor farrell for his leadership in expanding this important program. so thank you again for being here today and we'll take questions over at the side. thank you. [applause] >> president buell: recrea craigsation and park commission meeting. please call roll. [roll call taken] >> president buell: with that, let us proceed. >> a couple of announcements. just reminder. so, could we please ask everyone to turn off any

chris farrell, director of investigations and research for "judicial watch" joins us no. chris, good to have you here. congratulations to you, to "judicial watch," for the important work that always do for the country, but in this specific instance we're deeply appreciative because it goes to the very heart of what we have been talking about on this broadcast from the insipient point of the trump administration. >> thanks, lou. what we've seen, what we now have documented is gross misconduct. i'll call it what it is, it is criminal misconduct on the part of senior fbi agents and officials, attorneys on their staff as well as department of justice officials knowingly and willingly provided false and misleading evidence to foreign intelligence service court, to have them sign off, to conduct what is really a legal coup against president trump. it is just that simple. lou: it is that simple. it is that complex. it is that awful. the corruption is, you know, i'm still somewhat irritated at this point that the leaders of the house and the senate speak in velvet terms and tones

lou: i think chris farrell has got it exactly right. take apart the fbi because as long as they are there, the deep state is armed and dangerous. andy mccarthy, we thank you. we recommend his most recent column to you in nationalreview.online. thank you. how did we get into that conversation? >> it was uplifting. lou: our pastor, pastor tom told us to keep it very positive. >> yeah, yeah. lou: tweets and all this. oh, boy. where am i headed. thanks so much. be sure to vote in to newt's poll. do you think it is time to end the self-serving practice to allow former intelligence officials to retain security clearances after leaving government? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. that is what the president is deciding now. we'll be right back. stay with us. [birds chirping, drum stomps] force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? what does it take to strengthen our service members so they can be the greatest force for good in the world? it takes a force .

[cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: let us get started here. first of all, i want to welcome everyone to city hall to kick off san francisco's are judy -- lgbtq pride 2018. let's give a round of applause, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: i want to thank, first of all, the incredible people that made this happen here today.

mayor lee, mayor farrell and mayor breed for assurance they are providing additional 44 street cleaners, big belly receptacles which we launched in yerba buena last month that is a great amenity to our residents along with the pit stop program we first began in the tenderloin neighborhood in 2014 which grew from initial three pilot pit stops to 18 and now we will see five more pit stops come into place. i also want to acknowledge the work of several supervisors including supervisor ronen and cohen and breed on support cultural districts. ensuring we are both preserving but also activating the multitudes of communities that make san francisco the great city that it is. i just want to finally note that as we move through the budget process for 2018-2019 that supervisor yee and i will be working on a supplemental appropriation for 2019 to begin the launch of child care for all. affordable child care for all, a measure that was passed via proposition c on june 5th. while there are a number of things pending as we excitedly await its launch, we do want to figure out ways to ensure that we ar

and i also wanted to recognize mayor farrell. his leadershy -- his leadership and support since becoming the 44th mayor of san francisco is outstanding. he really understands what the department of emergency management is about and what our mission is for the city, so in our next two-year budget, which i just testified to the board of supervisors on the first go around on the budget, he's included an $8 million investment to hire 90 new dispatchers. i am sure you saw us in the paper in the last year. we were struggling, but i am happy to say that the department of human resources and mayor's office and team and the fire department and the police department and neating the response times. we will continue to hire over the next few years, and we are very pleased about that. we are recommending pilot funding for watts and we will ensure we have situational awareness at all time of what is happening in san francisco and throughout the region. something that i have beened a k -- something that i have been advocating for for the last f

, i like to say oh, farrell, but his interest, we can gain advance from such fundings that's before,ng to be a change of mayors in room 200. so, what's presented, if we can get some of that money in advance so they can get a head start on it, maybe there will be so much better for them instead of just trying to wait until the ticket could money comes in. thank you. >> is there anyone else who would like to make comment public on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner anderson: thank you. i just wanted to publicly thank the committee and staff because i made a request in our joint zoo committee last month to consider maybe not increasing the senior rate quite as much. you know, we had pointed out that it was not a very large line item and that we wanted to sho shows deference and respect to our elders and they listened to what i said and they made a change. i wanted to thank them for their thoughtfulness on that. >> president buell: motion, moved and seconded. all those in favor. thank you very much. >> item 8, 858 stanyan shadow on golden gate park. >> good

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the swearing-in of london breed means that today's the last full day on the marc farrell.>> i will ber for every single san francisco resident. my focus and job as mayor is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion, my job is to represent everyone and i will do exactly that over the next half year. >>> that was mayor ferrell about six months ago when he was sworn in, this morning, mayor marc farrell joins me live from city hall, mary climbing -- mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning, mike. >> let me start with this i saw a picture added to the hall of mayors, your picture, just yesterday, talk about your emotions. as you are about to leave office. leave room 200. >> obviously the last six months has been an incredible honor. serving as mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the city i grew up in add my wife liz and i are raising our children in. it has been an amazing ride for the last 7 1/2 years inside city hall. i will tell you, i am leaving the mayor's office with a huge grin on my face, you proud tha it toget

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