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just fyi, weird. >> he's not fighting back so i assume -- >> because he knows. >> it's ridiculous. >>>> reporter: the new album's title, "44/876," a nod to sting and shaggy's respective country codes. the lyrics are filled with political undertones like the song "dreaming in the usa." ♪ you're dreaming of the usa it's never easy you're looking for another way ♪ >> we're both immigrants. he's from yeah make character i'm from britain. and we came here because we love this country, because we value what this country represents. we both feel that those things we value about america are under threat. so it's really a love letter to the united states. >> reporter: the message, a departure from sting's iconic love song and shaggy's highly sexually suggestive hits such as "it wasn't me." ♪ it wasn't me i even had her am the shower it wasn't me ♪ ♪ she even caught me on camera it wasn't me ♪ >> this guy's put out pretty racy stuff in the past. >> who, me? >> really? >> wasn't me! >> exactly, exactly. >> they're moral parables, you have to listen very carefully. >> that was said with nothing b

fyi. >> i can't wait to see you. >> do you do any outreach or promotion in different languages, like chinese or spanish? >> the outreach is done in all four languages. we don't traditionally do an ad buy in the local newspapers. we don't see quite the same return on investment. the other nice thing is with hood line, we get a lot of data analytics back, and it drives a lot of track to the shop and dine in the 49 website. >> is there going to be anything by direct mail or e-mail? >> so a lot of e-mail, a lot of one-on-one outreach. >> merchant association? >> all the merchants' associations. i don't know if you're aware of this, but the city hall pop up, the first one last may was one of the first events here at city hall in which the department of human resources actually sent out an e-mail to every city employee, encouraging them to attend. and then, secondary to that, we reached out to all the department heads who amplified it through their employees outreach. it's got a very robust outreach in terms of everyone we do outreach to has their own personal touch. >> anymore questions?

fyi, it's not just people that may be undocumented but african americans here, folks that are homelesse cards are designed for anyone who has difficulty getting an i.d. card. the hope is to make everybody feel at home here. take a look at what the cards look like. they're a photo i.d. card, which is important. because some people have difficulty getting the kind of documentation. so they have difficulty finding jobs and the rest. important to note that in chicago with this concern about undocumented folks, this can be used for voter registration. there's no checks on that. important also to note that federal law does not require that. you don't have to prove you're a us citizen. the cynics may see this is an attempt by rahm emanuel who is facing a tough re-election campaign to court the hispanic vote. i'd point out 7% of the population in chicago is believed to be undocumented. the major has said that chicago is and always will be a sanctuary city. i see a spokesman for the city clerk. jose sanchez. a lot of people say this will lead to voter fraud. what do you say? >> that is a myth t

, but this year, they're going to postpone to june because too many things are happening in may, so fyi. >> president adams: okay. great. commissioner dooley? >> commissioner dooley: i have two things. first, a quick follow up on the public comment. i meet with the noe valley pet stores, and the pet commission. it's a situation where there's a company coming out of los angeles that has already blanketed los angeles with at least 20 new stores and they are now intending to come up here and do the same, so you can imagine they're very, very well funded, and it's really worrying noe valley, and we'll probably be worrying the rest of the valley. >> it's worrying the castro, too. >> commissioner dooley: yes, and i have found over time, frequently, companies like this go on head and get their cu. they maybe decide to pull out for some reason, and by that time, for example in the marina, they have put every single independent pet store out of business, and so they have no one in their neighborhood. the other thing i wanted to bring up, you probably have seen it, but amazon is opening a book st

fyi. okay. so our agenda for today is as follows: i am going to give you a quick overview of the approval actions before you and highlight some of the key existing project requirements that will continue as part of the project. we're going to be spending a lot of time talking about changes, but i wanted to reinforce some of the many benefits that this project will continue to deliver, and then i'm going to give you a broad brush overview of the rationale and the summary of what these project changes are. i will then hand it over to my colleague, jose campos, who is our planning and redesign manager who is going to go over the new proposed shipyard proposed development, and walk you through what the environmental review we undertook while we were reviewing these proposed changes. he will hand it over to jonathan plowman, and he's going to go through the detailed changes of the various project documents like the parks and open space plan, the transportation plan, etcetera. and therngs i'll wrap up

mueller said fyi, in the course of this investigation, i've uncovered -- i've learned about this, i'mhere the stormy daniels -- that's where this raid and the search warrant comes. so they are related, they are not the same. now he's going to treat them at the same but we should in our mind make sure that we are distinct about which is which and what we're learning from whom. >> yes, you are correct, sir. let's hit pause on this whole conversation. if you are just joining us, breaking news, "the new york times" has just broken this piece that when the fbi went to raid michael cohen earlier this week, they were looking for records related to the "access hollywood" tape. what sort of role might he have played? that's the unclear part. stay with me. we'll be right back. flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. peopbut they're different.nd. it's nice to remove artificial ingredients. kind never had to. we choose real ingredients like almonds, peanuts and a

received their building permits by the effective date of these interim zoning controls, so that's an fyi. i just otherwise want to declare for the public record that we are diligently pursuing permitting controls. we do not expect these interim zoning controls are going to be in effect very long, and with the help of planning department and oewd hope that we can get really good comprehensive controls around these conversions in place in the very near future. thank you. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. mr. everieet, the interim controls, they have been proposed to the land use and transportation committee, but not to the full board? >> we introduced a substitute version in april. they will go to committee on may 7 and then to the full board on may 15, probably not until mid-june. >> president hillis: it would give more power to the policy makers. >> this body would have to make additional findings for a conditional use, and those are in the second further resolved clause on page four. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> president hillis: project sponsor?

the communication wasn't directly from the shooter herself but you have a brother saying hey, guys, fyi, she has a problem with youtube. she feels like she is not making enough money. they took down her videos. they are sensoring her videos and on the way there. she didn't make the call herself but shouldn't it be considered as a terror threat? >> absolutely. because it came from a relative and not a friend so much more urgent for the police to engage by getting that little bit of intelligence and information. that's the point here. no bit of intelligence or information is not important. every piece is important. so as i say if this is the case, the police will have to do some answering as to why that information wasn't forwarded to youtube headquarters and the local police. >> the question once again. the question came up during the parkland shaongt. you had a call to the local authorities there and it wasn't transmitted to the local f.b.i. field agents. why is this happening? we keep saying see something, say something and nothing happened. >> i've said over the years police need a lo

they can't vote, fyi. butd distincti distinction, because there is a sense they're illegally rushing the border. how do people show up to america and get in legally? >> there are several ways to do it'lly. fi -- legally. first of all, you could have a visa or entry permit issued by the united states government. you could have a green card. or -- and what we're seeing at the southern border today -- is you can apply an individual who is a refugee, that is fears persecution, like you pointed out at the top, on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a social worgroup politics, they can aplipply for asylum at the border. if they show credible fear to the customs and border protection officers, they go through the process with an immigration judge. it's not an easy process. as you pointed out, many of these families, these children, the grandparents, the fathers, the mothers, they're looking at separation. they're looking at months in detention. >> just look at that. we're looking at these pictur

and just fyi, it's c-o-u-n-c-i-l, not c-o-u-n-s-e-l. c-o-u -- i'm going the get in trouble for that. c-u-o-n-c-i-l. >> that was the biggest nothing burger ever. ever. it was so bizarre. that was the fox news ffication. >> ladies. stay with us. we will be back with more this spedding bee edition of "mtp daily." c-o-u-n-s-e-l. i can spell. ahead the latest on the breaking news after a van, bad story, plows into a group of people in toronto. wait, is mom here yet? where's mom? she's in this car. what the heck? whoa. yo, whose car is this? this is the all-new chevy traverse. this is beautiful. it has apple carplay compatibility. do those apps look familiar? ohhhhh. do you want to hit this button? there's a hidden compartment. uhh, whoa. mom, when i'm older can you buy me this car? i wanna buy me this car. it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vis

fyi, i'm not sure we have all the information yet on it but certainly what we don't have in this quarter is really any reflection of what the higher chance of regulatory oversight might mean either from the eu rules set to go into effect on may 25th, or just evolving concerns about just what deirdre was talking about, incredible amount of information that companies like google and facebook have on all of us. so, you know, that is sort of the future issue. we don't know from this quarter what that will look like. melissa: adam, they looked to be raked over the coals. hard to imagine existing without them. that is part of the problem. that makes them a monopoly in some senses. >> two caveats to keep in mind, reminder i am a google spouse in case anybody wants to investigate me to think about my prejudices. but they are a monopoly in many markets. the question is, are they an illegal monopoly? that is what regulators and courts will as they tried to decide with microsoft. the question, they have a lot of data. the question is what they do with it. facebook got caught red-handed allowing peo

it's going to be extraordinarily disruptive tim is on to something, fyi. >> i think cowan has a noteut on that that this actually could take some earnings from budweiser, from the constellation brands that's why they're looking into it if you think about after prohibition, where were the empires built? they were built in the alcohol trade. if you're looking for something maybe not as risky as bitcoin, this is the next one. >> all right up next, final trade "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial established by metlife. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. and so this won't happen. because you've made sur

fyi did this friday on the common core so my story, in the fall of 2011, my oldest kindergarten and it was a great experience. the teacher was trained in montessori methods and they get a lot of hands-on activities so for one example, one thing they would do is take acorns and put them in water to see if they would float or not float and they would plant them in soil and grow trees and plant them in the neighborhood and meanwhile their learning about famous activists around the world who plant trees so it's this experiential, their learning about science . there are things where they would learn about art , how to do art in the style of a famous artist. so i live in marinette new york and norman rockwell used to live in march month so the students would learn about norman rockwell, learn how to draw like him, they learn to read about him, to research and their learning also things about being aware that they are learning, part of the montessori method is you set children off with work activities and you just take notes quietly in the background about what they're doing well and what th

obviously, it's a great privilege for me, and senator cantwell, just fyi, i'll be here, i'm not going anywhere. and it is an honor to serve as the 14th secretary of energy. >> well, you know my suggestion is that the energy secretary should be for life or until hand ford is cleaned up. so i'll be happy to apply that to you. i've asked that of every other one, so. >> yes, ma'am. we'll take that under advisement. running this department requires a significant expertise, and that's one of the other things i want to thank you for is being able to get the nominees through this process in a very timely way, get them on the ground. and we've done that. i think we have now nine presidential appointments with senate confirmation that are on the ground and working. and thank you for that assistance. this budget request underscores the d oh e's commitment to stir towards accountability that is respectful to the american taxpayer. i hope our interaction ws you and the other congressional committees over the past year have under scored the commitment to service and to transparency. in total the do