commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: first off, i want to echo commissioner woo ho's comments around the positive report from director forbes, both from an economic zone perspective. i think we all are looking forward to june 15th, you know, if we stay this course and if the city of san francisco makes it there where we'll be able to more fully welcome back folks to the waterfront and so will the businesses that make up both the northeast and the southeast sector. i too did not know ken or al picardi. and i want to extend my deepest condolences to both of their families. similar to what commissioner woo ho said, i am always struck as a commissioner about how inclusive we are as a port and how many people, both from our staff to our tenants, to every citizens that participate every day, whether it's through our community advisory council, or other groups that we form on the waterfront to make the waterfront better. i think that the true testament of the waterfront is the public trust. while we are

commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: first off, i want to echo commissioner woo ho's comments around the positive report from director forbes, both from an economic zone perspective. i think we all are looking forward to june 15th, you know, if we stay this course and if the city of san francisco makes it there where we'll be able to more fully welcome back folks to the waterfront and so will the businesses that make up both the northeast and the southeast sector. i too did not know ken or al picardi. and i want to extend my deepest condolences to both of their families. similar to what commissioner woo ho said, i am always struck as a commissioner about how inclusive we are as a port and how many people, both from our staff to our tenants, to every citizens that participate every day, whether it's through our community advisory council, or other groups that we form on the waterfront to make the waterfront better. i think that the true testament of the waterfront is the public trust. while we are

>> commissioner gilman: i have no further questions. i support the item. >> vice president adams: i have no questions. i support the item. >> president brandon: thank you so much. great report. thank you very much. we have a motion and a second. can i have a roll call vote. [roll call vote]. >> president brandon: motion passes unanimously. resolution 21-22 is adopted. call the next item please. >> clerk: request approval for the extension of the terminal management agreement between the port of san francisco and pacific cruise trip terminal l.l.c. for one month. this is resolution 21-23. >> good afternoon president brandon, vice president adams, commissioners my name is andre coleman, dent director of maritime. is at the port meeting on april 13th, staff provided the port commission with the state of the cruise. staff lightly touched on the impact the pause in cruises had on the port's cruise terminal operator, terminals are commonly referred to as metro cruise. today's presentation will focus on the impacts to metro cruise and metro's

a couple accidents out there on our highways like a traffic collision. 80 westbound just east of gilman street that's out of berkeley. we also have a disabled vehicle. 5 e eastbound at this is a near elton street out in richmond. and we're also looking at another traffic collision. this is one oh, one southbound just in san rafale. so if these are cleared off the road, in enough time. they won't cause much of delay in this early hour. let's also head over to get a look at the san mateo bridge 8 across towards the peninsula. no major delays as you're driving near this morning and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge as you're heading into the city just about 20 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. but for now, let's get back to the news. now. the cdc says that nearly half of the country's eligible population is now fully vaccinated right here in california. it's more than 49%. and another 13% has had at least one shot the white house says that nationwide deaths and cases of serious illness are down dramatically. the numbers are all expected to keep going down

. >> you're looking at a video simulation of the interstate 80 gilman speed project located in northwest berkeley near the albany border. the project will reconfigure freeway on an off-ramp surface street intersections, crosswalks and bike paths on gilman between west frontage road and second street through the i 80 interchange among the primary goals reducing congestion by shortening queues for vehicles and bicycles merging or making turns. >> which will provide safety for pedestrians and motorists in this area. >> improving safety is a big deal for this construction partnership between caltrans and the alameda county transportation commission. >> i 80 going interchange has a 38% higher than average cooler injury and is also a very high stress environment for bicyclists and walkers. these infrastructure improvements were made possible with the help of california voters approving sb one the road repair and accountability act back in 2017 that sort of confidence allowed dollars of sp one active transportation funds to be included the 61 million construction cost for the gunman interchange

. >> you're looking at a video simulation of the interstate 80 gilman speed project located in northweste albany border. the project will reconfigure freeway on an off-ramp surface street intersections, crosswalks and bike paths on gilman between west frontage road and second street through the i 80 interchange among the primary goals reducing congestion by shortening queues for vehicles and bicycles merging or making turns. >> which will provide safety for pedestrians and motorists in this area. >> improving safety is a big deal for this construction partnership between caltrans and the alameda county transportation commission. >> i 80 going interchange has a 38% higher than average even cooler injury and is also a very high stress environment for bicyclists and walkers. these infrastructure improvements were made possible with the help of california voters approving sb one the road repair and accountability act back in 2017 that sort of confidence allowed dollars of sp one active transportation funds to be included the 61 million construction cost for the gunman interchange improvement

>> commissioner gilman: i have no further questions. i support the item. >> vice president adams: i have no questions. i support the item. >> president brandon: thank you so much. great report. thank you very much. we have a motion and a second. can i have a roll call vote. [roll call vote]. >> president brandon: motion passes unanimously. resolution 21-22 is adopted. call the next item please. >> clerk: request approval for the extension of the terminal management agreement between the port of san francisco and pacific cruise trip terminal l.l.c. for one month. this is resolution 21-23. >> good afternoon president brandon, vice president adams, commissioners my name is andre coleman, dent director of maritime. is at the port meeting on april 13th, staff provided the port commission with the state of the cruise. staff lightly touched on the impact the pause in cruises had on the port's cruise terminal operator, terminals are commonly referred to as metro cruise. today's presentation will focus on the impacts to metro cruise and metro's

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this is on gilman beeen west frontage road and second street.e goal is to reduce traffic congestion and make things hopefully a little bit easier. 4 cars and bikes at are merging or making turns. take a listen. >> i 80 going interchange has a 38% higher than average even cooler injury and is also a very high stress environment for bicyclists and wkers. >> yeah. the bill passed by vote it's scheduled to be completed by the end of 2023. so it'll be a long project. >> the california air resources board has paeduiring rideshare ic means thatcles. this process is begin in the clean mile standard aims to offset the climate impacts of emissions fr ride trips. researchers say that taking an uber or a lyft gives out 69% ution. then the trips that they replace light rail. but who will pay for the cleaner cars. the real question here is upfront of switching to electric vehicle. th're a little more pricey than than buyso the but we in looking at the analysis, the carpet on to develop this role which we think is important and really strong step. we found tha

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starting this weekend crews will be phase one of construction at the gilman interchange. that phase will include a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge that will connect to the bay trail. now the second phase, that will start up in november. it will include two roundabouts on each side of the interstate transportation commission about how the way, you might say, for a more efficient and safe commute. >> this interchange has safety issues that are, 35%, to 10% above the in collisions and fatalities, and so we are putting in two roundabouts whicaction, yoput i roundabouts you can reduce those fatalities but by about 90%. >> that would be great pick of summer of 2023. for all the details, see our full interview, headedof violat podct giant spotify. execute co forcing developers esgh mmissio subscription system ends up costing consumers more, while limiting their choices. the case could eventually lead o adding that it is proud of its role in spotify's growth. meanwhile, stocks closing of the month of april in the reds. the dow fell about 186 points the nasdaq dropped 120 and th

it's like what happened to bria gilman. the overexposed him diminishing a great product.ut the media pushed the stimulus, so now oh, hey, just hanging upside down by my ankles. i don't trust the mainstream media at all anymore and i've never been happier. i spent so much time not readin the new york times it was me to do all the things i really want to do like hang upside down by my ankles. when i hang upside down by my ankles all the blood rushes to my head and it gives me a peaceful feeling. sometimes i stay here until the world seems right side up, and then when i turn right side up, the world seems upside down. you should try it. or may maybe not. >> i'm worried about him. once again, you get with the press want you to get, their information overloads that crav controlled. it wasn't always this way. centuries ago the first reporte only jotted down notes of village activities, no one minded because it kept them fro their sheep. the stories would be something like goat seen in forest lookin confused or the cobblers soiled himself in the park or journalist mounts goat in

it's like what happened to bria gilman. the overexposed him diminishing a great product.ut the media pushed the stimulus, so now oh, hey, just hanging upside down by my ankles. i don't trust the mainstream media at all anymore and i've never been happier. i spent so much time not readin the new york times it was me to do all the things i really want to do like hang upside down by my ankles. when i hang upside down by my ankles all the blood rushes to my head and it gives me a peaceful feeling. sometimes i stay here until the world seems right side up, and then when i turn right side up, the world seems upside down. you should try it. or may maybe not. >> i'm worried about him. once again, you get with the press want you to get, their information overloads that crav controlled. it wasn't always this way. centuries ago the first reporte only jotted down notes of village activities, no one minded because it kept them fro their sheep. the stories would be something like goat seen in forest lookin confused or the cobblers soiled himself in the park or journalist mounts goat in

." >>> let us welcome in our friend and contributeor jenny from gilman hill. like in no particular order i like soap and i like spaghetti sauce. i bring up both because they are both made by a company you like and, by the way, cnbc headquarters neighbor unilever are there better opportunities outside of the united states >> there are amazing opportunities outside of the u.s. we manage and i never get to talk about this. i'm excited. we manage our equity income strategy that is u.s. based. we also have an international income strategy. in the last year, when our clients have given us a choice to weigh in on the allocation with the u.s. stocks and international stocks, we have recommended a higher than historically proportionate average. the spaghetti sauce and soup with unilever, they also make hagen dasz looking at that one, you can take unilever with the 19 times earns at 3.5%. 60% of the sales in the emerging markets and international markets continue to see economic growth and that is a direct b benef beneficiary. p&g is 25 times at 2.5% yield. the only rea

. >> deputy sheriff claude winston gilman. >> he was a dear friend, a great father, and well respectedthe community. >> he was my best friend. he was one of my main reasons for coming to work. >> a fantastic example of what a man, father, leader, mentor, and everything in between should be. >> his presence filled the room. his children and family would like you to know he was funny and hilarious. >> we would like you to remember him for his dedication to his family -- >> the sheriff's office -- >> is community -- >> and his church. >> we've been friends all of our life. >> he was a proud marine, served his country, and served his community. norman was the type of person that if you only met him, you like him, but if you knew him, you love him. >> he loved the lord, he loved me, he loved his family, and he loved his family of officers. >> tj was a funny guy. made everybody laugh and had a great sense of humor. >> you will forever be in our thoughts, memories, and our hearts. >> i worked with tom for 11 years. he was my son's godfather. he was only one and a half when tom passed away. we

a congresswoman let a virtual groundbreaking for phase one of the gilman street interchange project., crews will build a new pedestrian and bicycle crossing. phase two will include the interchange and local street improvements. >>> a new exhibit in san francisco is drawing parallels between the ancient city of pompeii at the bay area. the last supper just opened at the legion of honor museum. it offers a glance at the lavish lifestyles of people who lived there before it was remedied by a volcanic eruption. the museum says the first thing most visitors and notice are the amazing similarities between pompeii and the bay area's in one country, it's hills, weathered stone buildings, and nearly identically planted vineyards. >> we knew this would excite everybody's interest, because it is about food and about wanting. >> [ laughter ] i like that quote. [ laughter ] the exhibit runs through august, currently ticket reservations are required. >> very nice. >>> which is your favorite vaccine incentive? >> oh my gosh. vaccine million. that is catchy. [ laughter ] it is very direct, no lotter

debate it with our investment committee joining me, jenny harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilmaninvestment strategy at sofi josh brown, jim lebenthal. let's go to the wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative.

. >> always fun at gilman hill >> are you as excited about cisco systems as jenny harrington and her >> first of all, every time jenny talks i lose track of the days is it friday yet no, i'm not as excited. >> you get flustered. >> there's always this wishing -- there's always this wishing and wanting out there for these old dogs, like cisco and like ibm, which has had a pop recently, and intel to recover. but it is too difficult for their businesses number one, they move too slowly number two, there's new technologies that are coming up that are feasting on their dark asses. so, no, i wouldn't own cisco here i would much rather -- and it is not that cheap it is an old-line industrial. >> 16 1/2 times. >> -- are cheaper and growing -- okay i've got qorvo that's growing at 50% to 60%, that's the same value, the same multiple what is cheaper, jenny >> we'll see what qorvo actually does. >> thank you. >> she's trying to be respectful, steve. she doesn't want to totally mix it up. >> i am. i like to respect my elders. >> she's rightly -- she's correctly reserved. >> mike drop, mike drop,

debate it with our investment committee joining me, jenny harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill liz young, head of investment strategy at sofi josh brown, jim lebenthal. let's go to the wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative. 157 is the yield on the ten-year josh, you know we will lead in with the fact the faangs have gotten a nice bounce over the past week. before we can get the words out of our mouth, they've almost all gone negative. the nasdaq is teetering, the j overall market is teetering. what gives >> it is a quite market today. i guess i wouldn't characterize most of what we're seeing as stocks being brutally beaten up. i mean you are talking about pennies in most of the names i'm looking at but i want to highlight something that i think is really important here i talked about alphabet last year as being my pick for the best recovery play a lot of that was because people often google activities before they pursue them, and travel is like 8% of google's ad r

my name is gail gilman, a district 3 resident.and i'm calling to support the shared space program with the caveat that we need to make it work for all. i hope that we will take into consideration the accessibility issues, particularly for those who are measures of our elderly and disabled community. i want to highlight for the committee how meaningful shared spaces can be, particularly for small businesses. as an example, in district 3, a small business that had been shuttered for 14 months and proudly one of the only two remaining union bars represented by local 2 that couldn't be open without its parklet. its current capacity of 25% only allows 12 patrons inside and the parklet makes it possible to open up its doors for first time in 14 months today. instead of having to wait to june 15th possible reopening of the state of california and san francisco. for small businesses, particularly under 25 employees, the parklet program has been invaluable to have them gain their economic recovery. i want to acknowledge that we need to loo

my name is gail gilman, a district 3 resident.and i'm calling to support the shared space program with the caveat that we need to make it work for all. i hope that we will take into consideration the accessibility issues, particularly for those who are measures of our elderly and disabled community. i want to highlight for the committee how meaningful shared spaces can be, particularly for small businesses. as an example, in district 3, a small business that had been shuttered for 14 months and proudly one of the only two remaining union bars represented by local 2 that couldn't be open without its parklet. its current capacity of 25% only allows 12 patrons inside and the parklet makes it possible to open up its doors for first time in 14 months today. instead of having to wait to june 15th possible reopening of the state of california and san francisco. for small businesses, particularly under 25 employees, the parklet program has been invaluable to have them gain their economic recovery. i want to acknowledge that we need to loo

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