resolution the department of technology to accept an incoming gift of consulting services from google inc. for a term of six months to commence upon board approval valued at $750,000. >> thank you very much. and we have the interim director for the office of civic innovation. >> good morning, supervisors. good morning, members of the committee. this resolution will allow the department of technology to accept a gift of consulting services from a civic bridge partner organization, google incorporated. specifically, under this project, the civic bridge program team will assist the planning department and other departments to make the reporting, collection of housing data more efficient. and i have a brief presentation that i'd like to share with you. the bridge is a program that matches talent with departments to address specific policy or operational challenges facing those departments. under the civic bridge program, departments identify service needs that can benefit from pro bono assistance from outside parties. so this project, we will be working with s.f. planning and other related de

to authorize the department of technology to accept and in-kind gift of consulting services from google, inc., for a term of six months to commence upon board approval, valued at $750,000. >> president yee: same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madame clerk, next item? item 20 is a resolution to oppose california state senate bill number 50 authored by senator scott wiener unless it's further amended from undermining the community participation in planning of the well-being of the public environment and well good, preventing the public from recapturing a portion of the economic benefits conferred to private interests and restricts san francisco'ses ability to protect vulnerable communities from displacement and gentrification. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i'm grateful for the opportunity to continue our important discussion on senate bill 50 and implications for our city and our approach to solving housing affordability crisis. i would like to remind you this is not a second resolution on sb50, but amended duplicated file. opposing sb50 unless ame

inc. of google and facebook, and all the likes netflix so we suffered a double whammy and that that small was relegated disadvantage to large-cap and value was relegated neglected versus large-cap. >> so there is a famous paper that says small and value are the advantage. and this is an anomaly that's gone on for decorate decades in the market, so is it that the market didn't read that memo or are valuations really low? or are valuations finally climbing the stocks. with going on here? >> valuation got and are still very compressed. and the famous studies you cited out of the university of chicago did highlight the benefits over the long term. there are periods of time where people don't realize, and i can see a seat in the fund i manage. the last ten years we underperformed. over the 21 year life of the funds we outperformed. the issue is the last ten years we haven't had significant drawdowns. the market really hasn't had the problems it had during the decade from 2,000 to 2,010. so the question facing investors, and i agree with lauren in terms small-cap stew best when interest rates a

inc. of google and facebook, and all the likes netflix so we suffered a double whammy and that that smalled disadvantage to large-cap and value was relegated neglected versus large-cap. >> so there is a famous paper that says small and value are the advantage. and this is an anomaly that's gone on for decorate decades in the market, so is it that the market didn't read that memo or are valuations really low? or are valuations finally climbing the stocks. with going on here? >> valuation got and are still very compressed. and the famous studies you cited out of the university of chicago did highlight the benefits over the long term. there are periods of time where people don't realize, and i can see a seat in the fund i manage. the last ten years we underperformed. over the 21 year life of the funds we outperformed. the issue is the last ten years we haven't had significant drawdowns. the market really hasn't had the problems it had during the decade from 2,000 to 2,010. so the question facing investors, and i agree with lauren in terms small-cap stew best when interest rates are rising. s

inc. >> new relic is an anagram for the ceo. if you google letters, it is new serny, new relic like rosemary's baby you probably don't remember. >> what movie? rosemary's baby. >> i watched it recently scary. takes you back. >> roman castabyes, the an gram. >> john casavedes. >> did you ever meet him >> you could own an apartment at the dakota for nothing onward and upward. >> as far as u.s. china trade, kind of quiet, bloomberg does have this piece that says the two sides are talking about maybe a reduction in the overall rate, rather than rolling back or deferring december 15th completely. >> i did a piece last night on "mad money," just saying, let's wait to see what happens too fluid and i feel like that what people should be doing is thinking if something good doesn't happen, are you ready with domestic stocks that do well anyway? just in case the futures take everything down. >> reuters has a piece up. citing a source saying that if the december 15th tariffs do happen, that talks are likely done for the remainder of the president's term