[applause] >> tamika moss, myrna mel garr, and annie chung. [applause] we couldn't have put together a better group of people who have dedicated their lives and their careers to addressing a lot of the inequities, especially around housing and creating more affordable housing for so many communities in san francisco. i am grateful for their service. let me just tell you a little bit about what we have planned to do with this bond, which will be introduced at the board of supervisors today. we need about eight devotes, and we have two, four, five votes here so far. we have to get on the phone and get to some of those other supervisors. we know that one of our highest priorities is addressing low income housing, and making sure that people who fit within the low income category receive access to affordable housing. this bond will allocate about $210 million to the construction , the acquisition, and the rehabilitation of permanently affordable rental housing units. specifically with families at an 80% area median income and below this will help

that's a big hanger, we're -- happening garre, we're going to have to get another one.pplause] >> four more years! four more years! four more years! >> thank you. >> four more years! >> thank you. thank you very much. you know, i thought that was the sun in my eyes, it's these stupid lights of these people -- i mean, what are we, what are they doing? is there the any way they can turn those lights down, folks? [cheers and applause] you got to -- you've got a thing called the sun. we like the sun better than the artificial not sun. wages are going way up, crime is going way down, and our military the is more powerful right now than ever before. [cheers and applause] and when we took over two the and a half years ago, our military was in big trouble. it was depleted, you know that. it was depleted. the equipment was old, the planes were old. we have the most beautiful fighter jets in the world being delivered now every day. [cheers and applause] every day. our spirit is strong. our stride is back. and our stand is clear. we are finally putting, like i said, america first.

special envoy garr pedersen here in new york to brief the security council as the offensive in it live continues he met ambassadors here in the consultations room the place where close security council meetings are held afterwards mr pedersen who's trying to get peace talks going again in geneva said his meeting had been dominated by events in adlib there are 3000000 civilians. in in live prominence too many has been killed and obviously what is happening is not proportional in relationship to civilian casualties and the fight against terror is what we need to see is stuff to fight against terrorism is continuing it needs to be proportional to the challenge so it's illegal what's been happening. thank you. the russian delegation strongly denied its forces and those of the syrian government were breaching international law despite the statements of the u.s. humanitarian office that medical facilities were being repeatedly targeted in it led why are you bombing hospitals though we went to medical facilities were not born hospitals the syrian army really isn't and please be very much cour

applicant is within his rights to pursue constructing a small retailer complex on the site >> the garr sits on land worth an estimated $4 million and is a stone's throw from the planned google campus. the owner of the garden is appealing a ruling to the full planning commission. >>> the time is 4:48. let's see if i can get this right. a 7th grader from san jose is one of several winners in an eight way tie at the national spelling bee. a-u-s-l-a-u-t. >> you are correct. >> he always is. this 13-year-old finished in an eight way tie for first place. it has ver happened before in the 94 year history of the spelling bee. organizers had to make a contingency plan. the champions finished out the contest spelling 47 straight words correctly so they will each get the top prize, $50,000 cash and a custom trophy! rizick tied for 25th place last year. he is from san jose. >> a lot of times i have not even heard of the words. >> you know what i love about this. sometime between when i was a kid and now it has become so cool to be smart. we kind of use the word nerd affectionately. these people wi

sammy ha garr with other artists taking the stage to raise money for the pediatric cancer program. >>f an event like this and you are trying to save infants' lives born with brain tumors, you don't just do this one year and it goes away. >> look how cool they are. >> for raises $100,0 to help the pitcher. he hopes it will continue for years to come. look at him rocking it out. >> nice to see him. >> that are would have been fun to go to. >> be safe and dry for the next couple of days. rain tomorrow, one to two feet of snow over the sierra. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause

last week backing a controversial tax program with eric garr city.tart the day campaigning in palo alto. >>> trade talks between the u.s. and china in danger. >> and uber going public. joining to doubt about. it the increased tariffs kicked in as promised by president trump going to 10% to 25% on $200 billion in tariffs. that would impact furniture, a lot of tech hardware. that is adding pressure to the market but not in the way we saw earlier this week. then you have uber's long anticipated ipo. it was priced at the low end of $45, raising about $8 billion giving it an initial value weighings of 82 billion. uber did get a little cautious because of recent stock market volatility. let's go to the big board. uber not yet trading. we're still awaiting its release. right now the s&p is falling by eight points. rough day for symantec after a poor earnings report. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell joins us. >> the generic drug in your mad spin medicine cabinet may not be as safe as you think and how a simple cl

our community cochairs, any chunk annie chung from self-help for the elderly, mayor not mere not mel garr and tamika moss. i'm not up here to remind you that this is the biggest bond that we are ever going to put up on the ballot. i'm not here to remind you that it's the biggest portion ever for public housing to repair and rebuild it, i'm not here to remind you it is the first time and the only time the city has set aside money to create more senior housing, i'm not here to remind you that this bond is going to keep people in place through a small sites acquisition fund, i'm not even here to remind you that this bond is going to help middle income folks like teachers own homes in the city. i want to point out something else. i want everyone in this room just to take a look at each other. take a look at each other. the diversity of people in this room is going to be what makes this bond unique. the diversity of support that we are going to have for this bond is what is going to make this bond unique. i am an affordable house or, i work at chinatown community development center. i have a b

. >> one victim says she was raped back in 2007 when cantor lived in garr park. victim says she was raped in 2010 and the latest come forward says she became cantor's victim in 2011. the montgomery county state's to atey's office says it was the same m.o. >> meeting women in bars and taking them out for drinks and they wake up according to the chargi charging documents, not knowing where ey arend him essentially raping them. >> now they're asking the public to take a good look at cantor's mug shot. police want anyone who may have been a victim to come forward. in montgomery county, megan jag fitzgerald, news 4. >> cantor was already registered as a sex offender for sexually abusing a minor. >>> at least one person died and another dozen injured after a string of severe storms slamthd midwest. several communities ripped apart in ohio, indiana. erika gonzalez in the newsroom with a closer look at people trying to pick up these pieces. >> across the country we had more than 60eports of possible tornadoes just yesterday. already this afternoonh t national weather ser

special envoy garr pedersen here in new york to brief the security council as the offensive in it live continues he met ambassadors here in the consultations room the place where close security council meetings are held afterwards mr pedersen who's trying to get peace talks going again in geneva said his meeting had been dominated by events in adlib there are 3000000 civilians. in a live prominence too many has been killed and obviously what is happening is not proportional in relationship to civilian casualties and the fight against terror is what we need to see is that the fight against terrorism is continuing it needs to be proportional to the challenge so it's illegal what's been happening. thank you. the russian delegation strongly denied its forces and those of the syrian government were breaching international law despite the statements of the u.s. humanitarian office that medical facilities were being repeatedly targeted in its lead why are you bombing hospitals though we went to medical facilities were not born hospitals the syrian army really isn't and please be very much of

when guiteau saw blaine with garre field, he decided to put it -- garfield, he decided to put it off and not shoot him that night. what he inned up doing was to wait about a week or two later. the shooting took place literally across the street from where we're sitting. when you go outside of the front door of the newseum building, you'll see in front of you the national museum of art across constitution avenue. at that point 1881, the to toe mack and baltimore -- potomac and baltimore regard -- railroad station sat in the middle of the street. the shooting took place in the front foyer, the front reception area of the train station. what is, what today would literally be in the middle of constitutionon avenue. we have been trying for several years to get a marker on that spot. the national park service came through and put up a marker on the a mall about 100 yards away. the bureaucracy of putting a marker in the middle of the street in washington, d.c -- [laughter] is prodigious and still in progress. [laughter] >> we've got a lot of questions, so i'm going to ask you guys to keep i

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and what the shooter's >> garre motivation may have been. alaba. thank you. >> >> garrett, thank you.> there ig >>> there's a lot more to get to, including last night's much to, including last night's ante much-anticipated series finale "game of thrones." of "game of thrones." worry. calm down if you haven't seen i >> don't worry.t calm down. yet. we promise no yet. we promise no spoilers here, but what we can tell you is that millions stayed up to watch, including yours truly, and nbc's gadi schwartz as well. good morning. >> reporter: you can bet a lot of "game of thrones" fans may be calling in sick from work this morning. i showed up to tell you i thought the ending was great that is a very controversial take, especially on line where there are a lo of mixed opinions about how the show finally came to an end. when your show is the first of its name, the breaker of records and the creator of cgi dragons, writing a finale to appease the masses probably feels like when jon snow faced a whole lot of this and if you are not one of the estimated 18 m

it will help us rebuild hannahan garrs an other builds -- and other buildings at offutt. i'm pleased tham this my colleagues recognize that this package is also esen torble help us rebound from the various natural dasters that have hit us. mr. visclosky: i yield the blns of my time to mr. baker of nebraska. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. baker: i appreciate the bipartisan work here to support our bases that need to be rebuilt. i urge support of this amendment militaryse the -- the bases sustained extensive damage by recent storms. in marching, my district in my home state of nebraska experienced devastating floods, the worst natural disaster in our 152-year history as a state. the damage to nebraska's train structure, agriculture and local economy is extensive and includes offutt air force base, one of two largest employers. mr. bacon: one thirder of the base was under water, 3,000 people were displace from their work centers, the flight line was inoperable with a thoifered runway under water. many structures incurred significant damage. our nation owes a deb