it's likely you all know well who gail gilman is. you also know well how her tenacity has improved the lives of so many in our city. you have seen her lead a successful non-profit for years and participate tirelessly in committees and task forces to address the city's homelessness. you have seen her step up as a leader and collaborator on multiple propositions to secure funding for the city's housing crisis. gail puts others first. she puts the residents of san francisco first. in doing so she exemplifies the integrity needed to be a commissioner and more specifically to be a port commissioner so i urge you to support her nomination. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker? >> good afternoon, charlie with [inaudible] engineers local 3. we represent over 35,000 surveyors, inspectors, dredgemen. i want to read a few excerpts from letter of support i emailed to you all. i'm writing in support of gail's appointment to the port commission. her firsthand knowledge of the waterfront and experience with construction and development make

i have worked with gail on several occasions. she has done a project in district 2 and has been an incredible community builder. both women are incredible and i appreciate the notion to at least consider this to the full board for consideration. >> supervisor safai: right. we didn't really ask a lot of questions of commissioner, you are commissioner, commissioner gilman. i will ask you one or two questions if you would come up. i know you have a long and distinguished career in an industry dominated by men and you are building housing for a population of people that is in severe need. we have had conversations to expand those opportunities. i just want you to say a couple words about that perspective in terms of bringing that support. i know the giants ballpark agreement is already negotiated, pier 70 is already negotiated but you also do employment opportunities in terms of sea wall and other projects so if you could just say a few words about that. >> thank you, supervisor, absolutely. i think for me, weighing the upcoming proj

my name is gail gillman and i am the ceo of community housing partnership. i want to acknowledge some people here with us today. supervisor kim from district s six. her district is joining us this morning along with senator mark leno who is right here and i don't see him yet, but supervisr safae and mayor ferrell is unfortunately not able to join us today. i really want to thank all of the elected officials and dignitaries joining us today. i will be thanking other people in a minute. i think we should pause and think back to 2014 when mayor lee had a vision, a vision that housing authority properties, units, what was known as public housing could be transformed, and the mayor had this idea that nonprofit developers throughout san francisco should step up, lean in, and take responsibility to help these assets before more and transform the lives of residents who live there and he brought us all together and we sad around a table with my partners and other organizations and we thought about how we could look at these assets, the over 3400 units they encompasse

get a tattoo they all have tattoos but i don't and that's fine and if it is your the joke is that gail thinks his body it's extremely beautiful and he doesn't want to ruin it doesn't have to go with the tired. moving on tom tom rocks wants to know how if you'll ever start deejaying not with turkey or hotel. this is almost five years it's not that unlikely to make a lot of music on the side and sometimes i d.j. as well. come up with your. a look at this is for all of you if you wants to know if you ever look at your fans online profiles of fans yeah yes i do i sometimes look at them. very always message me nude photos directly then i'll definitely click on the profile. about my truth we sometimes do fires or that you see even gail does it although he has a girlfriend and good stuff as well. about that so much about us my i sometimes look when someone writes an interesting comment or has an interesting profile picture but not the stories because you can see who looked. always right that's happened in the past but i looked at the story and then it was like oh my god bill collets look at m

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great debate, kathy, gail, great to see you both this sunday.ing up nick, liberals like him have become as the president they mock. later, nbc attack on sarah huckabee handers that went too far howie: number of white house officials have said on the program that the media are fixated on president trump's style that they give short to what the audience cares about. he's so dominates the round the clock coverage the media attention to serious issues is utterly shadowed. i spoke with two-time pulitzer winner from new york. welcome. >> good to be with you. howie: you're a strong critic to have president. his supporters have long said that the media trump obsession dye -- distracts from serious issues, you and fellow liberals and journalists are infected with the same fever, explain. >> i think it's important to have accountability journalism at this time and from my point of view that means rigorous investigative reporting about president trump but i also think that there is a danger that he subbings all the oxygen out of the room and there is so mu

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i want to strongly support gail gilman today. i think she will be an outstanding member and there's no doubt in my mind that she won't give 200% to this commission. >> president breed: thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection the motion as amended is approved unanimously. all right, let's go back to items 24 and 25. it's my understanding the two commissioners in question are here and are happy to potentially answer questions from members of the board. i would like for members of the board to know if they are not moved forward today, they will not be able to sit at another meeting for the m.t.a. until we go through our process, which could be potentially problematic and i would like members of the board to, if you want to ask questions, or if you still want to continue, either one of these particular appointments, i think we are open to discussion at this time on these two items for either or. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam pres

gail delaughter with houston public media. we thank you. >> thank you judy. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, a cuban passenger plane crashed shortly after takeoff today, killing over 100 people on board. state media reported that the three survivors were in critical condition. the boeing 737 was headed towaty the eastern f holguin, when it plummeted into a field just outside havana. cuba's president visited the scene and said officials would investigate the cause. back in this country, in a rebuke to president trump and g.o.p. leaders, a massive farm funding bill failed to pass the u.s. house of reprentatives. conservative republicans withheld their votes while they seek to gain levere in a separate fight with moderate republicans over immigration. far-right freedom caucus members have told g.o.p. leadership, they will not support te farm bill until they get a vote on a conservative immigration bill. a re-vote could come as soon as next week. president trump is pushing congress to approve bipartisan legislation aimed at r

. >>> here to discuss, gail mclaron, good to see you all.istration talk about objectives ahead of the summit with north korea. let's listen to national security adviser john bolton. >> i think what the prospect for north korea is to become a normal nation, to behave and interact with the rest of the world the way south korea does. >> and then we've got a secretary of state mike pompeo describing what it was like to actually meet with kim jong-un. >> he is very knowledgeable in the sense that he knows the files. he's very capable of engaging in a complex set of discussions. when i asked him a question about something that's a little off, he answers it. there is no cards. it is chairman kim, in this case, interacting with me directly, having a robust discussion about what the outlines of a successful negotiation between our two countries might ultimately be. >> gail, your take on all of this? lots of compliments, lots of optimism. what a change. >> it's a real change and we've got from rocket man to robust int interlocular. it shows the presid

have of course we've got nothing against having women not talk on sets that's great especially for gail and good stuff that's why they like tori and that's. boken for so this makes a bit of a change for them. got nothing against women nothing at all. beginning no one could have imagined a band singing in german could be such a global success. such as hell so you make sure that fashionable people started learning german to understand the lyrics. to ask the tension france was the first foreign markets for us that worked. a bit surprising for us it was astonishing i'm always surprised when people really want to have german songs it's quite special that's for sure because on the first i think i think it was seven tempted to tell the album was the first with german lyrics to make it strays into the french top twenty thank. all the german classes a john cox you know like the english classes to be that long because of tokio hotel look i'm taking john to seems like. you were in two thousand and seven talking tell one of your pm m.t.v. music award for the interaction with fans across the world.

gail you are on book tv. >> caller: hello, craig. first want to say you are my kind of republican. you are attitude is one of openness. you don't appear smug and self-righteous and i am a trump supporter and i'm proud to say that and yes, they can question our president and talk about his politics but i do believe that one day he will come as a great president for the united states. i have watched him since the late '80s and i just find them to be a bright light. i appreciate you taking my call and thank you again. maybe one day you will write a book on presidential. thank you. >> guest: thank you for that. i've been considering writing a book on the 2016 election. it's a very, very important election and there's a dialect [inaudible] from jefferson to jackson to lincoln to teddy roosevelt, to bring glenn roosevelt to donald trump. in each case the american people rose up against the elite and in the case of jefferson was against the sedition acts and just in case it was bankamerica in lincoln's case it was slavery. today was a case

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any sense, gail, given what the vernor said today that he wants to get people together to look at the laws of what may come next? >> it seems to be at a pont now there is going to have to be ation.ort of conve it's interesting to see at this point what kind of mobilization we're going to see from the students at santa fe high school, if it's going to be similar to the situation in florida. there were protests at the school along with the naionwide effort after the parkland shooting and one of the students said, you know, i felt like this was something that was going to happen for a long time, i just had a bad feel and, when it did happen, i was scared but i wasn't shocked. >> woodruff: so no real sense of how active these students may be in the days to coe? >> well, school is almost out for the year. this happened when kids were getting ready for comthmencement anr end-of-school activities. they're going to be out of school soon. it remains to be seen how the school district is goin are they going to cancel the rest of the school year, are they going to move forwardith classes. so the

so, gail, do you want to take a crack at that? >> i would just say, we're seeing circumstance -- circle's migration as people move from country to country and these numbers are going to increase. and the result is a gradual diminution of their economic independence so it's a longer and longer setback for venezuela to recover and this gets to point in the report. these investments, even when it is not apparent you may have a refugee or displacement crisis as a result, in countries governing well, goning effectively serving their citizenses, and realize venezuela is not prepared to listen to the united states tell it what it should do but i think long-term relationship with venezuela are the kinds of things to think about now or we'll wake up in some period of time and find that on top of other economic challenges from a commodity crisis, latin america will we looking at a refugee surprise displacement crisis that is much, much bigger for them to handle. >> i wand to hear from mark snyder, a. >> thank you. i think that the point abo

well both of you have lived a moment in history gail was there a moment which stood out for you personally. well without stout that was the moment when i first saw the newlywed couple. they were starting their procession through the town of windsor in a horse carriage and for that very short moment prince harry and myself established eye contact i had the impression at least so that was special but overall i have to say it was the entire experience bigamy have covered a number of events now here in the u.k. many of those bricks and related bad news related difficult times forming governments so a lot of crisis reporting and so finally being here having a positive atmosphere people from all over the world that was very special indeed well i'm sure harry will say he will remember that moment say years to come as well as gay oak now finally back it over to you i mean at the end of the day this is just a young couple in love who have got married but is this something special about kerry and making. well it's really difficult well where do you start i mean first of all the contrast between the

i'm gail mellow president of the esllege. >> sreenivasan: prent gail mellow is well aware that for many students, making it from this first day to graduation is a struggle. >> tell me what you' going to study? >> sreenivasan: nationally, only 25% of new full-time community college students will earn a degree in x years. >> your entire life pivots around your ability to complete college, and more than that, so does your whole family. >> sreenivasan: mellow says the best way to educate community college students like these, is to understand who they are and where they ca from. community colleges educate the majority of the nation's low- income students. in fact, at laguardia, 77% of stus dere come from households making less than $25,000 a year. >> often they were not well served by the urban public high schools, which are so underfunded, and so crowded. and so they come to u really, for that second chance. >> sreenivasan: 26-year-old student diamond stheback says s grateful for a second chance. >> i didn't make a lot of good cisions in life, i had to start all over, learn how to be more

five best for you now correspondent gail masses who is standing by in windsor for the big royal a vent look at harry and megan the to conduct just of sussex and now we're married tell us about the mood in windsor. a fabulous mood i mean it's great weather here the people are very happy that they were able to be so close many guests who have been inside the castle and i'll pound the camera so you get a sight of the of those two thousand four hundred privileged people who have been invited by the couple to stay in the grounds of the chapel get a few of the church and of of that magic kiss moment as they left as a married couple kiss on the stairs there was big cheers for that of course and out here if you take a look at the crowds over here still people are waging in lines long lines they've been cheering all through the ceremony. really living every moment of that and then of course it came the moment of the procession that is when harry and bag and left windsor castle take a tour around town and there was this great moment when they passed us here in the horse carriage and my best mome

i'm still gail welcome to the program.is presently holding talks with italy's president as he tries to convince president that he can lead the government but the country is the controversial choice for prime minister it's at least to offer this party is the far right leader of the anti establishment five star movement a little known lawyer and political novice he's also facing accusations of having embellished his academic record. d.w. corresponded banta regas is following the latest developments from its place capital welcome bat i well can you tell us about the meeting going on in the palace behind you. is that the country still in the current al palace the seat of. the president of the retelling republic this is the most important job interview of his life i would say and such about that the president is asking him of course are you fit for this job because he's a non politician he's a university professor and he has to bring together. an extreme populist right wing party the league and also a populist protest movement.

on the line from brussels conrad boozing at the frankfurt stock exchange on ravel get you a second gail let's start with you. these are nervous times for brussels i bet you are without doubt i mean the heart of of europe is holding its breath there's been a lot of diplomatic efforts for weeks and months now that have gone into this into an extension but into a long term extension there have been incentive talks of diplomats behind the scenes a direct diplomats of the. of the commissioner responsible to see monstro in with her counterpart ross but it looks like they have all left to nothing and so it will be really interesting to see if the e.u. will go down the line as they have indicated and reach for that list of retaliation products that a terrorist will receive don't you say all lead to nothing but surely this is trump strategy to try to draw out this is far as possible to get his opponents basically desperate for whatever he wants. really hard to say what his actual agenda is some here in brussels say with travel to the us and canada came back. nobody in in the us actually knows on

i'm still gail welcome to the program international calls for restraint talk growing as israel and iran face the most serious military confrontation for years israeli airstrikes if you radian targets across syria overnight sparking fears of a wider conflict breaking out in the region these images released by the syrian military are said to show the aircraft if i. this firing over the capital damascus israel says it hit nearly all of iran's military infrastructure in syria responds to what he says were iranian rocket attacks on israeli positions in the israeli occupied golan heights if true it would be the first time iranian forces have fired rockets at israeli held territory. correspondent is that monitoring developments from neighboring beirut welcome and show israel says it was responding to an iranian attack on golan heights why would iran target that area. but the reason iran would do target cool on the ice is because going on this occupied territory it was occupied by israel in the sixty nine hundred sixty seven war israel has since an extent even though the international community

i'm from gail welcome to the program germany's chancellor lease of beijing today for talks with the chinese government. comes at a time when europe and china are grappling with increasing u.s. protectionism on washington's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal however despite having these issues in common relations between berlin and beijing a far from straightforward. relations between china and germany are nowhere near as fluffy and spacings representatives at berlin zoo that's despite china's president xi jinping and german chancellor angela merkel discovering more and more common interests since the g twenty meeting in germany last year. u.s. president donald trump's exit from the iran nuclear deal is only the latest in a series of u.s. policy turnarounds that of course she and mackel closer the fact that merkel made her china trip the subject of her weekly podcast highlights beijing's importance in such testing time is she not shown that in germany except the rules of the w t o nevertheless we'll discuss reciprocal trade issues that exist questions of intellectual property and we want

i feel gail welcome to the program. iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria this first official reaction came from a ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses and israel struck dozens of iranian targets in retaliation they say for an iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's prime minister accuses iran of course. the red line international calls for restraint grow louder. a mistrial on its way to destroy defense system this slowed down fit each release by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we're engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran

as a nurse, gail o'neal knows that better than most. >>> death never takes a holiday.n most, still, she was unprepared for the news that greeted her when she returned home from a late shift two days after christmas 2003. >> the minute i opened the door i saw my husband on the phone, and it was like something hit me in the pit of my stomach and then he said russel's gone. >> her son's rocky marriage was on the mend. >> is this another drama-filled call from brenna that they had another argument or something and what bob had done was repeated the words that brenna had told him that russel was killed and then all i could do was go sit down and sit there for a while. >> russel's sister holly, she instantly assumed russel's personal troubles were to blame. >> my first thought is that he probably committed suicide so i was in shock and realized i needed to get over to the island for brenna and the kids. >> an alaskan bush pilot deliver the ared the news to russel's father jim who was in the wilderness hunting and unreachable by phone. he said your son's dead sxhi to say, of

i feel gail welcome to the program. polls have just closed in iraq's first parliamentary election since the government declared victory over a slum expat militants on the eve of today's polling at least four people were shot dead in a suspected i asked attack in northern iraq despite this the vote proceeded without major incident. iraqis have gone to the polls i cited strict security controls and border fencing insite though a high priority for the voting public and the candidates in the ballot the influence of neighboring iran. several mean runners have close ties with turan wins from them in gains from shia muslim candidates iran's dominant faith could bolster support for the regime the fight for power is mainly split between the pro western incumbent prime minister had a body and had a midi from the iranian backed militia popular mobilization forces seen as having led the fight against islamic state. armories close to the people because he fought while others were sitting on chairs and got money therefore i believe i

let's start with the campaign because gail is here. it is such a huge honor to work with her. she is a force of nature. she ran developments for barack obama. i called her gail force one. she is not held hostage to any ideology. she wants what works to work. i have to say this for president obama, whether this president bush launched the biggest health intervention in the history of to take on this taxpayerbillions of dollars in that fight, it would have been very easy for president obama to arrive and seo i want to do something different. he sublimated and he followed your lead and similarly spent very well, billions of dollars. why we are where we are today. backnt to be wind at the of politicians who have the moral courage to do some things that can be unpopular in the short term. we also want to be able to be a nuisance if people don't. i don't want to name names but there have been people who have thely regretted inviting one campaigners into their office because they don't leave. they are relentless. that's what we do. merkelhunting chancellor , the president of france,

we have christy, charity, nick and gail break itow dn includin hiding something for his girl to find. >> oh, they're up for the joke straight out of a player's handbook. >> are you guys crazy? >> , we we in affect,roup of guys are going to tanzania. the people in lion oppele o,f australia don't have access to clean drinking water. >> that's mind blowing every time you hear thsfhi ts i a group of guys from australia nt mwao oney t for water for africa. this group goes in and builds wells where they csustainable c. tey're going to 800 miles through the rural areas of tanzania myia. once they get to mount kill man jar will hike up it. they will do it all in 21 days and that camerathem. he will shoot basically pretty much a live documentary everyjo money. to tell us all about this journey they planned, we have joan amindnute" via skype. welcome to the show. >> hey! >>tha want to do this on local bikes in rurraise mogsneyi mean m>> ignorance is bliss. it's definitely as well. we have no idea what we are getting ourselves into it. that's thetanzania? what attracted to you this imct itheworl

gail was both a docent and board member at the zoo. our bird walks, this is another effort to attract martin luther king ra torre i thanks mr. ridly for his efforts as well. thank you for all you do for the zoo. we have other species. i just had to show you new faces. here's our otter. he's got a companion now at our zoo. he is yet to be named. he will be named by president buell at zoo fest, i'm sure, for the winning bid. right? so his name is about to come. speaking of names, though, we do have a celebrity in the house. new quarterback to the 49ers lent us his name. there was several conversations with his lawyers, but we have a new male snow leopard at the zoo. he will hav have a new sweetheat and she will be named at zoo fest. but i didn't want to leave out the other sports team in town and just a reminder, bruce is the namesake of our very handsome and ferocious -- i say that to him all the time. she's a great animal. lastly, the day after zoo fest, we will have our meatless cookoff. this was the idea of international celebrity ch

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. >> reporter: today "cbs this morning" anchor gail king once again found herself responding to allegations against former co-host charlie rose. >> i feel sick to my stomach and i don't know what to say about this. >> reporter: "the washington post" reporting that 27 additional women have come forward accusing rose of sexual misconduct over the last 40 years. >> when the story first broke, i said charlie was my friend. i still consider him a friend. that said, this is very troubling, very disturbing and you can't discount what these women are saying. >> reporter: the article says the current and former executive producers of cbs this morning were made aware of rose's inappropriate behavior. in 2011, chris who is the lead of the late show confirms to the paper that an employee told him rose forcibly kissed her at a holiday party. she asked him not to report it to h.r. and he then spoke with rose. cbs saying that licht's response fell within the scope of cbs policy at the time. an assistant to the executive producer says she told him she was concerned about rose's relationship with a young st

conrad burns in is in frankfurt at the stock exchange there with a market reaction starting with you gail take us through those retaliatory options that are on the table for e.u. officials that the merida was just referring to. of on the hammer has come down on the raw steel in and of many i'm coming from europe and now europeans are faced with what to do next on the table is an agreed to a list of retaliate tory tariffs that could now put be in place these lists have been decided on the latest you summit so they are agreed by all twenty eight you member states they include stuff like peanut butter orange juice bourbon whiskey motorcycles all things that have also a symbolic value apart from the economic value but it is questionable whether the e.u. will actually go down that wrote so the alternative of course is something that a lot of critics of the you say the institutions are very good at is doing nothing and just waiting of what what's to happen next there is still some hope among some diplomats that we may face soft trade barriers or soft tariffs which would mean only if a certain q

you are not going to tell us what gail thinks? us what gail thinks?hings have changed. these are important historical a rtefa cts . these are important historical artefacts. artefacts. of the game, and the one where the team sheet is completely empty. team sheet is completely empty. is a really poignant moment in footballing history. footballing history. know what the team was going to be, because who was available? because who was available? desperately sad if we didn't have them to hold. them to hold. my mum has an absolute box load in the loft at home. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the iranians of pursuing atomic weapons. will stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse. you realise that it is the first of may. good morning, carol. there are some frost around this morning. some frost around this morning. coming into the west as we go through the day. through the day. however in between, dry weather. dry weather. you can see the dregs of yesterday ‘s rain. of yesterday ‘s rain. more than a months worth of rain in 24 hours. months wor

archivist from washington, d.c., she used to be the librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick, she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of this information. my thanks goes to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> you described the recreation of the monument or the marker on the grieve site that they created or put back where it had been standing in the beginning. >> yeah, the question is could i describe the creation of the monument to the deceased mayor? in germany, graves are reused. they're not like american cemeteries where once you're buried it says there forever. after 30 years, if the family doesn't renew the plot, the grave will be reused and the tomb stone removed. in a case like a celebrity like the mayor, they made an exception and his gravestone stood in the cemetery until the 1970's when the city decided to redo it and use it for grave. they kept the tomb stone in the attic of the fire department. when my research brought the case back to light, the city decided to take the tomb stone ou

another agonizing loss for the warriors in gail five of the western conference finals.n without andre iguodala versus the gritty rockets playing tight defense. 1 turnovers including one in the final seconds have the warriors on the brink of elimination. rockets invited 300 seniors from santa fe high school following last week's tragedy. warriors shaky. kevin durant didn't touch it down the stretch. james harden poster rising draymond green for the second straight game. third quarter, chris paul the prayer. answered. then he does the city of shimmy in curry's face. steph answering. sweet reverse layup. he had 22 points. paul didn't have a field goal in the first half. come on. finishes with 20. another impossible three. fourths quarter, after a warriors time-out, draymond's inbounds pass to the beard? terrible. finishes with 19. 1:20 left, down four. draymond redeems himself. a one-point game. paul going one-on-one, comes up grabbing his right hamstring. he looked to be in a lot of pain and had to go to the bench. sim seconds left, down two. draymond up the court. the 18