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on this item, as they're coming up, there's also in section g, you have three appointments to the committee for special education. and i will allow you to do that at the same time. so if you will -- after your presentation, we'll go right into the nomination of the three folks you will be -- i'm sorry, i guess they're appointments. they're appointments. okay. >> well, confirmation. they've -- [inaudible] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: okay. after the presentation, we'll take up item g at the same time and then you can share that. okay. great. thank you. welcome. >> good evening, dr. matthews, commissioners, student delegates, and a packed full house of attendees. we'd like to thank you, all, for joining us tonight. as you all know, we have this knack of joining you on insanely crowded agendas. we were here in june. [laughter] so, anyway, we were here in june to give you our recommendations for the 2018-2019 school year. and right now, we're just giving you a little bit more specific suggestions, recommendations, and, yeah, maybe we have a cheerleading squad out there for us. i don't know.

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and it is really encouraging because we still have a lot of month left to g. you have to keep the energy up. you have to actually turnout people to vote. as wendy lamented, everybody to not be overconfident, but i think you just see this -- you know, i see determination is what i see in how women have responded from the women's march over a year ago, you know, right at the time of the inaugural until now. and, you know, i hope everyone does turnout. but i feel like women are not the ones who are going to be the ones to let us down. >> let's listen to the way senator elizabeth warren is talking to campaign rally crowds today in georgia. >> those republicans, they got a lot going their way. you bet they do. they got the white house. they got the house of representatives. they got the senate. i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why. they may have the money. they may have the power right now. but there's a whole lot more of us than there is of them. >> and wendy sherman, she is right about the math. >> indeed. you know, all of the signs are pointing in the right directio

g. all you russian military intelligence even specific names and faces have been linked with village crimes seven individuals were indicted by the us with four of them also accused of involvement in the netherlands w hack and three war already feed should in continuing russia meddling probe. this group of just sixteen people is certainly kept busy according to the latest allegations how can the malaysia airlines probe the o.p.c. w.'s solsbury poising investigation and he don't get agencies from canada to brazil the u.s. election you name it the hand of the g.r.u. is never far away and according to some the allegations are irrefutable proof of russia's guilt in all other incidents here you have evidence of the russian military launching a cyber attack on the very organization the international organization in the netherlands set up to investigate those novacek attacks and why would you do that if you were the guilty party and as we've seen before there's no need to meet any real standards of evidence remember when the n.s.a. was accused of spying on charts of the merkel back in twenty fiftee

you have been kind of negative on p&g in the past does today change anything for you?ing to see things we have been arguing about a long time come to fruition what are they doing, they're cutting costs, in investing a lot back into business to get the top line to look better, not losing as much market share and dropping cost savings to the bottom line. seems like they're finally doing it, bolstered by better consumer in the u.s. for sure. >> what i kept pressing david on is, is this sustainable. there's so much they can't control. they're on the front lines of a strongdollar, crises china is doing quite well but, again, there are questions about how strongly it is growing >> i think p&g specifically even in the context of a different macro environment can do very well the surprise to me more is how all of this appears have traded up in sympathy they're not losing market share. i would argue p&g can do much better in the hpc world but p&g is doing a good job. >> you haven't been the most positive on this name and have embraced the name it would be better, if i recall, b

you. commissioner? >> i wanted to add a couple more comments after we clarified that c brings up most of what we -- we're talking about at a.r.c. and i think f&g, too. you made some good comments about that, commissioner pearlman. i think what is even more significant for me as a cultural landscapist is the fact that this is an area of san francisco that is really unknown to the public. and, yes, i agree with the previous comments that the public will be inside it now for the first time ever. and to -- so i think we should do our darndest to bring up as much emphasis and strength on helping the citizens and the region and anyone that comes on to the site to know really what -- how the city evolved here. and so i want to even emphasize more strongly. i think c is ok. i mean, it -- you know, it does a pretty good job. i think the -- i'd like the know more about how the design controls fit into this. we did talk about what's the hub at one point and i went out on the site and talked about what the hub might look niek. as far as the site character and what could be done with portions of some of the buildings there. i mean, that would also be inter

g to you. morn >> reporter: good morning, craig. there are more funerals on the schedule for some of those lost in this weekend's synagogue massacre. the president traveled here yesterday, but not everyone welcomed him with open tarms. >> penguins players, coaching staff and ownership ask you to join us in a moment of silence. 11 seconds in honor of the 11 lives >>lost. eporter: late tuesday, a moving tribute before the pittsburgh penguins first home game since. two officers wounded during the taking part i ceremonial puck drop. players wearing stronger than hate jersey patches. the president touched down tuesday in pitburgh. he was accompanied by the first lady as well as daughter ivanka and son-in-lawjared, who both jewish. the predent visiting the tree of life synagogue which remains a crime scene days aft1 people were killed there. welcomed inside by the rabbi, he laid white roses and salnes at memoto honor the victims. the first family also traveling to a local hospil to meet survivors, first responders, and medical personnel.

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