here to the fan mile in thousands mo i expected to be here within the next hour or so will be a full house and right behind me the fans right here at the very front they actually came here about hours and hours ago and that's because they will have the best view in the house they also some of the best seats and to keep them entertained we've had music these had dancing on the stage at space or basically the fans are ready now it's all a question of can germany deliver and here is a small fun fact it's gray it's been raining on and off and it's been chilly but did you know that every time it has rained here at the fan myla germany have won all right so perhaps as a good omen of the sort of bad weather what are fans expecting tonight. while expectations are massive not only because germany ahd the defending world cup champions but a lot of germany fans take a lot of pride in their consistency at the woodcock they had never been eliminated from the group stages in the last eighty or so he has since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight different then anything less than a victory of course is

i think we have a full house tonight. i call to order. welcome to the tuesday, june 19, meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. my name is bryant tan, the commission president. we don't have a lot of people to send this message out to tonight, but if you have -- if you are a member of the public and would like to speak when i call public comment, we have public comment forms. you can fill one out and hand that to the staff or just come to the microphone. second, we ask you turn off your cell phones or put them on silent, including commissioners and myself. and then three, thank you to sfgov tv and media services for airing this meeting to the public every time we meet. we can go ahead and start with the roll call. >> commissioner lee. >> here. >> commissioner bleiman. >> here. >> commissioner thomas. >> here. >> a commissioner comino. >> here. >> commissioner perez. >> here. >> and president tan. >>he re still waiting on a law enforcement rep. which is all good. okay. first order of business is general public comment. is th

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>> benny: full house! >> erick: goodness, benny. >> benny: huh? >> erick: you got a full house.nthony: all right, well that works for me. >> benny: thank you very much. >> anthony: this is what we call a learning experience, in my case. >> erick: that was fun. we got away with our shirts. >> anthony: let's not do it again. >> erick: yeah, let's never do it again. ♪ >> bondi: it's easy to find people that'll help you untangle a mess, but somebody's got to be the one to create the mess in the first place, that calls for untangling. where's a metaphor here. easy to tangle. but untangling this -- this is going to be so much fun. >> anthony: anthony bondi is an artist, and a born and bred vegas native. after many adventures, and i'm guessing some misadventures as well, he chose to live here. >> bondi: to what degree am i complicit in the worst of our city by making art that glorifies the city. i don't profit directly from what those people do. but of coue i do, because i live in the city. and just that money rolls all around us. but how do we live with it? it's not what, why, and whe

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that, we have a full house. joining me is andrew chorlton, berry, head and jay of u.s. security at j.p. morgan. it is great to have you. this is a broader asset class story. not a single idiosyncratic like we had a month ago. global liquidity is shrinking and we were not priced for it. high.ions were too as the fed tightens, this is what happens. risk starts to expand and it is where we are. jonathan: mohammed talked about technical factors. you are starting to see the technical lead through. trade.as a popular you had the goldilocks scenario and you could justify it. technicals are turning and investor greed which hasn't driven it. , it isn: jay interesting that they were asking for a basic call that the federal reserve and the balance sheet and trevor e boosting and double liquidity. it is taking away from him emerging markets. they complained on the way up and down. how do they respond? jay: this is coming front and center right now. late last year and the beginning of this year, we ran an upswing of -- we were in an upswing of growth. now the growth has decelerated

you're going to have a full house. >> reporter: germany plays against mexico. >> we are the world champions, inju germany, so i hope we repeat. >> the head heartbeats for his country. mexico. >> reporter: and the owner of the restaurant is expecting tins of thousands extra dollars this month alone. again, this is the calm before the storm. on sunday this place is going to be a mad house. so all eyes are going to be on sunday's big game. that's the latest here in alameda. >>> it will be a fun father's day. our sister station is the home for coverage which begins at 2:00 in the morning. >>> still to come, bees swarming in san francisco. what's drawing them out and what you should do if you come across a swarm yourself? >>> petition to get rid of the sprinkle pool. while many are upset with the san francisco ice cream museum's star i'll detail that for you in t video posted on reddit this wk ... shows bees swarming in san >>> beware of the buzzing. video posted this week shows bees swarming in san francisco. it could look terrifying, but you might be a bigger threat than those bees. christy sm

jonathan: a full house around the table. keenan, oksana memani.and krishna withna, i want to begin you and bring up the subject of what's happening in credit at the moment. investment grades wider. high yield has stayed tight. what do you think about what is happening at the moment? krishna: investment grade is quite wide compared to the beginning of the year, almost 35 basis points. that is very significant. the reason is issuance has been far more robust than in the investment grade market. core buyers of investment grade credit, overseas investors, have been missing in action. that combination has put us in a bit of a pickle. hand,ield, on the other the technical side, in better shape. fundamentals are really good, together holding nicely. jonathan: jim keenan, anything to worry about? clearly, there are companies out there that will leverage in the balance sheet. is there a worry for you? i agree with krishna with high yield but take a step back, i don't think you are seeing, from the leverage you are seeing in the corpo

jonathan: with that, we have a full house.oining me is andrew chorlton, kathy jones, and jay berry, head of u.s. government bond strategy at jpmorgan. it is great to have you. kathy, this feels like a broader asset class story. not a single idiosyncratic theme we had a month ago. kathy: global liquidity is shrinking and we were not priced for it. we went underway in e.m. several months ago because valuations were too high. as the fed tightens, this is what happens. risk premium starts to expand and it is where we are. jonathan: do you see signs of contagion? mohammed talked about technical factors. are you starting to see the technical bleed through? >> it was crowded at the start of the year and you have the own elect scenario and you could justify it. now technicals are turning and investor greed has really driven it. jonathan: jay, it is interesting that they were asking for a basic call that the federal reserve balance sheet in the treasury boosting issuance at the moment because of the fiscal stimulus is overwhelming doub

no metering lights, and a full house, especially in those lanes.n 11 minute ride to san francisco, and that is a check of your traffic. >>> time is 4:50 and some bay area cooks are banding together to fight a rule preventing the sale of homemade food. why they say the regulations go too far. >>> good morning and happy monday. are you up and moving? we are tracking delays that are building through the altamont pass and the tracy triangle area. westbound 205 is dropping below 58 miles-an-hour and st we had an earlier accident eastbound and we are seeing delays in the westbound direction with a little over 25 minutes, 27 to be exact, between 205 and 680 toward the dublin and pleasanton interchange. a smooth ride from antioch, in the green to i-80. >>> a tennessee woman faces criminal charges over this video that shows her letting her granddaughter out of a dog kennel. you can see there are two of them in the back of the suv. someone turn the video into police. the kids said they wrote in the kennels for about 40 minutes. the 62-year-old woman faces tw

. >> full house. fuller house. >> is there going to be a martin?lk about that, i guess. >> friends, no. lots of reboots. and revivals. >> and there's a slot open here at abc. we like revivals. maybe that can work. >> we don't need that one back, do we? >>> next to the moment kim kardashian west caught her daughter north red handed in her makeup bag setting a new trend in eye shadow application. >> there it is all over her face. it was a cute moment that definitely wasn't staged or anything like that. >> looks like she's going more for the face paint look. >> really was. >> maybe she was trying to contour like mom. >> mom knows how to contour very well, don't you think? >> i think north forgot the blending part. also blue is not the color we normally go for. >> avatar. >> if lady gaga can rock it, she can too. >> every time i see these kinds of things, we need more unplanned, surprised kardashian moments that are totally not staged at all or will eventually benefit the family financially. >>> all right, well, i know you're going to miss that moment,

we go forward and we hope they can well advised the full house. host: our conversation with paul tonko. joining us from claiborne, georgia, independent line. good morning, mike. caller: good morning. the kids,start with but i would like to say something about the opium thing, too. these kids -- all these people coming across the border, they have a right to a hearing on whether or not they are legitimately seeking asylum. first off, it is not a crime to seek asylum. once they get these people in here, this entire situation is built around the dollar. it is the prison industrial project -- process and the industrialization of our comments. what we have built up, these people are handing off to their cronies and pocketing a gazillion dollars. the opium thing ain't a bit different. go back and read about the chinese opium wars. we traded opium for tea and now we have the entire planet hooked on this stuff so it pays the bills. we are gardening the pipelines and poppy fields. there are pictures of that all over the internet. host: thank you, mike. gue

jonathan: a full house around the table here in new york today. am pleased to say, with me is jim keenan, oksana aronov, and krishna memani. krishna, i want to begin with you and bring up the subject of what's happening in credit at the moment. investment grades wider. big m&a story in there. high yield has stayed tight. what is your thought on what is happening at the moment? krishna: investment grade is quite wide relative to the beginning of the year, almost 35 basis points. that is very significant. the reason i think is one, issuance has been far more robust than in the investment grade market. and two, the core buyers of investment grade credit, which is overseas investors, have been missing in action. that combination has put us in a bit of a pickle. high yield, on the other hand, the technical side, is in much better shape. fundamentals are really good, altogether holding nicely. jonathan: jim keenan, anything to worry about? quite clearly, there are companies out there that will leverage in the balance sheet. we see that reflected in inve

doubt goodman since got one cough muscle so they are missing some some players the creation of a full house pretty much all the stalls moderate rocketed. to start and they're going to be out force could be rested of course as that comes to be through for the knockout stages and the fans i mean are the fans they've really lit up at the top of my mind made such a great impression on russia during this tournament i learned how to play three there's a regular prius out. oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh. oh oh oh. is that the near our house where our all over. because here are some firms with their sigma shot which hit the headlines just two years ago in the euro european championships become viral the videos there are a lot of other teams copying them they've already filled the streets of rostov on don ready for that key game in group d. . now with eleven cities hosting come and she's at this tournament fans are finding themselves responding and trying to keep up their game and today. we're travelling from the back thank you for why i rushed on the north plan something like. the like most likely is going

families have been touch by this, and so we go forward and we hope that the caucus can well advise the full house. >> host: our conversation with congressman paul tonko, he represents the 20th district in new york which includes albany and schenectady. mike is joining us from claiborne, georgia, independent line with the congressman. good morning, mike. >> caller: yeah, good morning. >> guest: good morning, mike. >> caller: i want to start with the kids, but i'd like to say something about the opium thing too. these kids, well, all these people coming across the border, they first have a right to a hearing on whether or not they're legitimately seeking asylum. so first off, it's not a crime to seek asylum. number two, once they get these people in here, this entire situation is built around the dollar. it's the prison industrial complex and their privatization of our commons. what we have built up, these people are handing off to their cronies, and they're pocketing a gazillion dollars. the opium thing ain't a bit different. go back and read about the chinese be opium wars. when we couldn't come

we have had a full house and it's bright. grab the sun glasses. you're going need them. the drive time is 30 minutes and going to 101 central freeway. >>> yeah, it's getting brighter on the skycam harrah as well. this is blue skies. this is the sales force tower camera. this is the view for you and the cloud cover is hovering over the ocean. we're noticing a little bit of it picking up through santa rosa. you can see the clouds coming through and then yes east of fairfield and the valley fog forming there as well. the visibility is slow. a lot of this should burn off quickly. we do not have the strong breeze and going southwest at downtown san francisco. looks like winds are strong and not as strong as what we had yesterday. the gusts have calmed down a little bit. look how beautiful it is. it's nice and sunny conditions for you starting off. the temperatures are 59 right now and you're at 47 and temperatures inland are warming up a bit more today because of the weaker on shore breeze. look at the coastal conditions. it's still cool. add about 30 degrees to that and 88 f

as you know, this committee voted on a number of provisions, as has the full house. some of which the s.e.c. could do on its own authority, including providing greater clarity for angel investors. how important is that, that we do that? and what does the commission -- is the commission contemplating at the moment? >> so in the registered space, the -- >> if you could draw the microphone closer. >> in the registered space, in the public capital market space, i believe that the jobs act 1.0 started, which i o size fits all doesn't make sense for our public companies. we have some at the top of the spectrum, which are incredibly sized companies. 200 x, 300 x, the size of some of our smaller and medium sized public comments. we a looking at that path provided by the jobs act in order to provide scale disclosure, scale requirements. let me go back to yr conversation with silicon valley. at what point is a company big enough for going public make sense? right now i think that point is too high on average. >> recently, it's $1 billion. >> you hav to get to a billion dollars

this one celebrates greco-american actor john stamos's return to "full house."d-fed by strangers. >> lambros: i think it was sending off of a villager to go to the army. basically a good reason for everyone to, you know, let -- let some steam out. >> anthony: whoa. >> villager: oh. >> lambros: yes, yes, yes. >> anthony: lamb, pig? >> lambros: this is lamb, this is pork, and this is pork. >> anthony: and the famous potatoes, of course. >> lambros: and the famous potatoes. this is called rosto, which is a traditional naxos style of pork. >> anthony: oh, good sauce. it's like tomato and peppers or -- ? [ woman speaking greek ] >> lambros: wine, tomato sauce, pepper and garlic. >> villager: yamas. >> anthony: yamas. >> lambros: yamas, yamas. >> lambros: lambros. >> stefanos: stefanos. [ lambros speaking greek ] >> anthony: so you make wine? >> stefanos: i make wine, yes. i make good wine. >> anthony: born here? >> stefanos: well, not born here. i came to naxos when i was 23 years old. >> anthony: from? >> stefanos: athens. >> anthony: athens? very different life her

full house of representatives. >> and the i.g. report that was prepared, what was the subject of that report. >> i think the report speaks for itself. the focus is on the handling of the clinton email investigation. >> did that report address the independent counsel's investigation relating to russia interference in coordination with the trump campaign? would it be correct, the president made a statement after receiving the ig report. quote, this report totally ex-on rates me. there's no collusion, there's no obstruction. referring to obstruction of justice. is that an accurate statement of the conclusions of that 500-page report director ray? >> the time of the gentleman has expired, the director can answer the question. >> i'll let the report speak for itself. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king for five minutes. >> my first question to mr. rosenstein. >> mr. rosenstein, i know that you're a constitutionalist and i think about the framework we're dealing here in this article 1, asking questions of article 2

that past the full house of representatives. the senate did not include a similar provision. what came out was they would take a pause and study the issue. dod has mandated to do two different studies. one is for the near term in terms of reorganizing and doing acquisition for space better. that is due in august to congress. the other is due in december and it says you will come back with a roadmap for how to create a separate department for space. that roadmap is due in december. i think that will set this up to be hotly debated in congress next year as part of the fiscal year 2020 national defense authorization act. i fully expect that we will see the house move forward with legislation to create something like a space core or a space force. the senate is, like senator nelson there are a number of people in the senate who have come out and openly oppose this. a lot of the opposition has been backstopped by the air force telling them that they don't want it. now that the president has ordered the military to get on board with this and start preparing for it, that is what his

it still felt like a full house in moose lodge 2284. even though half of the 300 evacuations remain. time here has taken a toll. >> well, it is not on the list. >> reporter: too many nights with sleeping as worry as a bedfellow. after this morning, denise ogle will disagree. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we are staying here. i am fine. i really thought i was fine until i got here. >> reporter: denise learned that her house and three others did not survive the flame. denise did not have insurance. >> i couldn't get fire insurance when i moved here and nobody was giving out insurance. >> reporter: after four years of major fires and evacuations it appears that lake county has that reputation. 13,500 acres burned, conditions represent what locals call the new normal. >> i come to expect it. >> reporter: and cal fire amplifies those sentiment. >> this is just the beginning. >> reporter: it is a wonder how anybody would line up and return home with intentions to stay. but people like gina did today. pain comes with this turf. >> that

you're going to have an absolute full house. >> germany plays against mexico. >> we are the world champion, we germans. so i hope you're going to repeat this year. >> chef might love german cuisine but his heart beats for his country. >> i was born and raised there so mexican blood is on me. >> go mexico! >> that was melissa colorado reporting. >> mexico! mexico! >> i think we know who you're supporting. >> yes. we have some pretty decent weather coming your way. right now in san jose it's about 57 yeses. wind speeds nice and breezy. this a live shot over san jose. you can see some of that cloud cover. i want you to notice the trees. it's supposed to be locally breezy. a bit of a low dropping over the south. that's what's going to help keep our temperatures nice and cool. palo alto 54. hayward at about 57 right now and a quick check of some of that cloud cover. right now we've got a niece marine layer hugging the coastline. now, that is expected to burn off quite nicely, revealing a much sunnier afternoon. let's check out some of those comfortable daytime temperatures. 76 is your predicted

. >> at age 52, the star of "full house," lori loughlin's skin looks younger thanks to friend and supermodelord.

but a full house expected in san jose for this guy, one of the bay area's biggest stars. we'll explain. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. coming from the oracle arena. the n-b-a finals are underway. as you probably know by now... >>> okay. listen up. you may have heard cheering from oracle arena. as you know, it is the fourth straight year they have play. we'll have full highlights and reaction from game one coming up tonight at 11:00. one note, king james showed up in shorts. >> shorters. >> dress pants shorts. it's a thing. very interesting. this afternoon the a's played across the parking lot. >> the warriors arriving, the a's playing. you go around everywhere in the bay area, everywhere is where everyone is wearing some warriors swag. bott

time now for a sneak peek into someone's house full of bode and for that we are headed to lithuania where the owners are huge of blues fans so much so that they build a house in the woods show so they can play their music as loudly as they want but that's not all the entire structure has been designed to optimize the acoustics of the music so visitors with sensitive hearing would be well advised to bring along earplugs when visiting the callon ouse. its natural surroundings remain untouched a modern home nestled in a little way in pine forest. that was built as a tribute to the blues. hello i'm either it's my way or finger that has to me do a little come to my blues. fighters come and ask us an architect has lived here with his family since two thousand and fourteen the woods aren't far away from the city of quantised but far enough to blast the blues as loud as they want anytime they want it's a house full of passion. is the wrong one fish for the blues romance and taking it easy this isn't just my blues music little by little my wife has grown accustomed to listening to the blues every

we'll have an absolute full house. >> gmany playing against mexico. >> we are the world champions. so i hope we'll repeat. >> chef might love german cuisine. his heartbeats for his native count country. >> i was born and raised there. >> win or lose. the cash is flowing. while the team is scoring. >> the owner of the restaurant says he expects the business to generate tens of thousand of extra dollars this month alone. all eyes will be on sunday big match. that's the latest here in alameda. >> okay, thank you. our sister station is your home for coverage begins at 2:00 in the morning. o so it will be fantastic. everyone in the news room is wearing a jersey. >> so festive today. >> we have been having cup every day. >> we have been having cake every day. >> i learn from the best. >> i'll be getting up in about, we'll stay up all night. the first match is 2:00 a.m. >> maybe do a little dvr. we have nice weather coming our way. throughout the week. it's a friday. we'll take you down to los angeles. the weather under ground sky camera net work. we have high clouds and starting off just

so under this resolution the full house --full force of the house is being brought to light. mr. speaker, we've got to get to the bottom of this. i thank the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished democratic leader of the house, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank him for his extraordinary leadership and articulating what is right, what honors our oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, the separate -- separation of power contained therein, and the integrity of our judicial system. i thank our distinguished ranking member of the intelligence committee, mr. schiff, for his leadership, his courage, and his beautiful and inspirational statement this morning. full fact but also full of values. mr. speaker, i rise today not only as leader but also as one who has served on the

the chair: the request will have tosh made in the full house. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5895, first set of the fiscal year 2019 appropriations bills, energy and water, legislative branch and the military construction and veterans affairs. i am pleased that the house is considering three appropriations bills this afternoon. these bills provide funding to rebuild our military strurk, support military families, improve nuclear security, support our nation's energy and water infrastructure and ensure the smooth and safe operations of the legislative branch. to highlight a few of these important investments. the energy and water bill under chairman simpson's direction funds our national security and supports the energy and water infrastructure and keeps our economy moving and america open for business. in total his bill provides 44.7 billion in discretionary funding to support a strong national security strategy in times of rapidly shifting global dynamics. he has increases and maintain an effective nuclear arsenal and maintain our nuclear-p