. >> thank you for a great reportr gilman. >> thank you for a great report gilman. >> thank you for agreat report gilman. >> thank you for a great report gilman. >> thank you for a great report. >> i'm supportive of the matter as well and there's a few blocks between the mission bay ferry landing site. would we leave it open if there was any reason to keep the site on a permanent basis? >> well, weta's mortgage float we need to return it to them and we can't keep it indefinitely and our plan is when the new two-sided facility is open that will be the permanent facility. there's a landing for the giants. but believe the mission bay ferry landing flow for china bay is adequate and won't need it to stay online. >> and i guess this is in pretty good shape. there isn't a lot of improvements needed to get this up and running? >> that's correct. we've worked with port maintenance to get the short side ready for landing. >> i did want to say, it is a temporary facility and makeshift and won't be perfect in terms of public amenities we're trying to get weather protection and dealing with valet

you know ben gilman. >> former member of the house, yeah. >> the gilman scholarship is a scholarship for people who are program eligible. oftentimes 50% of them first generation as far as going to college. and he is a person that was a veteran, and he decided to go back to school. he's 51. i just saw him yesterday and he said, i just want to say that what the gilman scholarship did was not only did he go to school, he got to go to another country and have an outbound experience. and another young lady, simone, who is a first year vet, she just went to south africa. these are just examples. the other thing i'll also add is, you're probably familiar with our late ambassador, christopher stevens. >> yes. >> we also do the christopher stevens initiative. every student each week do an exchange with another part of the middle east. that starts at seventh grade all the way up to senior and college. so a young person could work on a program like on s.t.e.m. our american university in cairo is with arizona state. they're working on a solar project, for example. >> that sounds great. does ever

i have spotted a motorcycle accident in berkeley that you need to look out for 80 west at gilman the writer down an injured one lane blocked the back of growing through albany. el serino and rich when you see that long stretch to traffic there. 28 minutes and g the maze. have one wrapping up in oakland on 5.80 as you head toward downtown oakland. sto oa because of that from 2.38 into the oakland maze started. thanks a lot of 16 right now and and airline food workers at sfo plan to strike this week and these are the workers who prepare the meals that are served on 3 airlines. >>that fly out of sfo. these workers a lot of them say they can afford the health care plans that are being offered by their employers. so they're going to strike 1500 workers at sfo plan to join in that strike as well they have not set a date yates yet so we'll keep you posted. it's 16 right. a driver is recovering a% after he was rescued from a car. it was at manner and and he's cliff drives in pacifica yesterday that a car plunged more than a 150 feet down a steep embankment down a ravine firefighters had to s

i appreciate the comments of commissioner makras and woo ho and gilman.on't believe in running slick and rules. the rules are the rules. if the bid is not in on time, you are done. i don't believe somebody sitting on the side line, you need to get in the game and get out there. that ismize opinion. i can't wait until you come back. this is a great opportunity for us to transform san francisco and transform these piers. we don't have a lot of money, but we can do a lot with what we have got. i think there might be good partners to come in to really build these piers up. i am excited about it. this is a great challenge. it is going to be good. i agree with commissioner gilman in the south to start out with, and because we have been working on the southern and it will add to where we need to go. on pier 30, 32, the maritime component is big. i think commissione commissioneh the getting the people off the embarcadero dare. what are we going to do? more people are open to take transportation and stuff like that. with the warriors opening up down there, that is

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commissioner gilman. >> commissioner gilman: i want to thank staff for this presentation. i generally like a lot of what i see from the terms and improvements. i had one question that goes more to dovetail to the conversations we have had around other legacy business on the the what were to have two families that have been there for over 100 years. that is really meaningful. has that parcel or this particular pier ever got out for comepetitive bid? this is not just about this. i am curious since we have had that for other businesses. >> thank you for the question. i can't answer what happened before the 40 years. we had a lease in 1975. perhaps somebody from red and white could enlighten us. it is a good lease and good relationship. i think in terms of that site, it is very small. are we to give additional history? >> since under our jurisdiction it is continuance of a legacy lease that we are renewing. >> it is one lease for 40 years. no renewal. since 2015, they have been on month-to-month, which for a business of this size is difficult to make any improvements. we have

for more let's bring in washington bureau chief from "the dallas morning news" todd gilman as well astor and columnist a.b. stoddard. todd, this is one poll, but in the totality of your familiarity with texas politics, does this -- is this a data point and a trend that you're seeing? >> it certainly s.texas has been trending more purple for a number of years. at some point we're getting closer and closer to this tipping point where it is, again, a battleground. the beto o'rouke/ted cruz race in the senate last year showed that democrats can be within shooting distance. beto held cruz below 51% and trump only won by 9% over hillary clinton, which was the worst showing for a republican nominee in 40 years. it could certainly happen, and with the mexican tariffs if he alienates enough people. this poll was taken before the tariff threat. it's not good news for republicans. >> and you think it the tariff threat might push this much even farther? >> it certainly would. mexico is the biggest trading partner for mexico. there's at least 100,000 jobs that could be lost if the tariffs go all t

and on the eastshore freeway, westbound 80 at gilman, one lane is blocked there because of a crash.e and clear the debris up. here is a look at the san mateo bridge with traffic moving around pretty nicely. not bad across the span, and the bay bridge toll plaza, cars are stacked up but moving around pretty nicely. >>> it is a great start to the day as we go to the afternoon, we will have clearing. of sunshine and we heat up especially inland. upper 80s to low 90s, 92 in concorde and 91 in livermore, have a great day. in2 for cooln >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. monday, june 17, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, our first 2020 battleground cracker poll looks at how the democratic candidates stack up and what voters are looking for. why we're polling more people than ever before. >>> plus, james corden is with us from london. how he got michelle obama and other big names to cross the atlantic for a dodgeball game. >>> first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> president trump is set to officially start his re-election campaign tomorrow in florida wher

i am gail gilman, director of the senior housing partnership. i'm so happy that this will be my last hearing in this capacity. also as a principle officer in 2015, the first bond of $300 million, i'm here today to talk to you how excited we are about the growth of the bond at $600 million, and to really listen to the working groups and their recommendations. i was very impressed as someone who's worked on a bond campaign before how this mayor chose to bring together these community groups with these community leaders. all of these needs are important. we need to invest in hope s.f. 60% of community housing residents as children lived in public housing. that is something we need to fix by building strong public housing communities. seniors is the largest point in the housing system, and senior dedicated supportive housing is slim. senior housing and protecting the seniors is important. we also know that we need nonprofit workers to be able to live in the communities that they work and serve. less than 20% of the staff live in the city and county

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westbound 80 before gilman street a crash involving a motorcycle.hway 13 and 880. >>> meteorologist mike >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> check out these temperatures today. they look warmer than over the weekend especially away from the coast where we'll hang out with a quick look at your commute planner. see there's just a little drizzle near the coast. otherwise it's quiet. much calmer today on the bay. in my seven-day forecast, warmest today through wednesday but nothing obnoxious like last week. >>> we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes an ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ i can make your hands clap >>> welcome back to "gma." as can you hear we have a great audience this morning. [ applause ] whenever you have a great audience you have to give them a great guest. he's one of our favorites. >> he is a two time emmy award actor who you know from "veep" and "arrested development" now joining the "toy story" franchise as the voice of forky and "toy story 4." please welcome tony hale. ♪ i can make >> hi. >> how a

. -- the gilman library. left havers to my been on encoding isis channels for a year and a half. we will dive into the report's findings, which are now available on a website. to our twitter followers, welcome. thanks for watching. we have three panelists. been at clifford, thesearch fellow with program. he will be followed with a presidential fellow with the program who has been with us two years to talk about the remaining parts of the report, and we will end with nick rest mucin, the former counterterrorism director -- my old boss, actually -- and the senior director at the mccain institute. we will do about 30 minutes of presentation and the move into question and answer. sore will be roaming mics, if you have questions, please feel free to reach out. >> thank you, shamus. any big report some things are in order. to start with, we will go through the entirety of the program on extremism, staff from the top down with the director and the dead -- deputy director, who were supportive of this project from the first day of its inception and helped us through a lot of the various c

our investment committee at the desk today the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management, kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful, the chairman of o shares etf, cnbc contributor let's start with stocks looking to continue their strong week with the best of the year with the s&p up more than 3 1/2%, 3% for the dow. all ahead of tomorrow's key jobs reports. threatened tariffs against mexico monday. i think carl quintanilla said i well, tariffs talking, jobs, stocks are up. what's the momentum? it will be an interesting story. >> it will be an interesting three days to see if we get another video like we did saying this is the greatest economy ever yet we need a rate cut. we will see what happens from the jobs report and what the reaction might be. i would use the indicators in the market one thing i would look at is the value of the u.s. dollar which declined 1 1/4% over the last five days. what is that telling you i think it's somewhat favorable for asset pricing and telling you a little bit about the sentiment surrounding the federal reserve. i do think the market firmly believes th

> briefly, on that 80s shot, weatherwise, you saw it was sunny in berkeley, but you go up towards gilman, and the fog is there. that can make a big difference in the temperatures. >> allie was all over it, too. >> there you go, there is some sunshine, but it is very shallow. we are on our way for a warm- up. there is morgan hill, 52 degrees, what is that? gilroy is in there, and san jose, 60. cupertino, 65. cool for some, mild for others, this will be a day where temperatures, all of these, san francisco, santa rosa, above normal for this time of year. that has been a rarity. all of these are above, livermore is 94, should be 83, even palo alto going from 81 up to 86. and santa rosa, 80 up to 89 degrees. the water temperature has dropped, 50, that is cold. san francisco hanging in there. 64, 65, that is still cold enough. unless you get an easterly breeze, and the fog conform, that'll keep the coast in the 60s. overall, inland, it is warmer. the sierra still dealing with some afternoon buildups, not as many as we saw over the weekend. santa rosa made it up to 48, by the way, sonoma count

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recovery mode, another crash up toward west grand will be an issue up toward the bay bridge and west 88 gilmane track. the rest of the bay is fine. >>> we'll have another local update in 30 minutes. >>> it's 8:30 >>> it's 8:30 now. it is monday it's the 17th of june, 2019. look at that just a few new york icons greeting our crowd this morning. >> favorite. >> we have an icon of "nightly news" right here, lester holt filling in this morning while hoda is on maternity leave and craig is on assignment cc sabathia, mariano rivera, aaron boone, we'll talk about why they're here soon. >> speaking of the yankees, where is zara, from texas? >> crowd moment. how are you? >> good, how are you >> yankees fan, i understand. >> i am. >> you get to see them when you're in texas? >> i sure do i go to all three games. >> your a ways away, right >> from dallas, it is two hours. from houston, it is four hours. >> your driving two hours. grew up watching the yankees >> i did >> nicaragua. >> my dad is from nicaragua and introduced our family to loving the yankees. >> we'll talk with the guys about hope week. if