i did want to mention brian abaus will with the nation fall park service, greg moore the c.e.o. and president of the conservancy and then nicholas eleseans, the vice president and carrie farrobin, our deputy superintendent. she'll join us here on the podium. that is a lot of introductions. i also want to thank you for reading a 22-page-long staff report. probably not the easiest to get through. but we have a lot of information. we'll try to make this consolidated for you and i also wanted to thank elaine forbes for all of her help and dianne and mike because without that we couldn't have gotten here. all those introductions out of the way. i want to take you through a little bit of background and follow-up. i was here -- we were here, excuse me, we were here back in july of 2016. just other day. [laughter] presenting to you the term sheet which we had then requested your endorsement and there was a resolution in which you didn't, in fact, endorse the term sheet as well as the sole source agreement of findings, if you will, for both the ferry concessioner and the conservancy to a

. >> good afternoon greg moore representing ace coalition serving the elderly and dignity fund coalition and justice fund coalition. we're representing one in four -- one in five currently san francisco citizens, in 10 years it will be one in four. when we were crafting the dignity fund legislation, i had the experience of learning a lot about set-asides. and appreciate the remarks today, it is a complex situation and understand the huge constraints it places upon supervisors in managing the budget. however i think there's a reason the set-asides are there as was stated. i would echo one of my colleague's comments earlier that we need to slow this down. we need to discuss this situation. the idea of having unspent funds rolled back into the general fund and not to be possibly used for purposes other than which they're intended frightens me. i run a small nonprofit in the tenderloin serving low income and homeless seniors and with city funding process being what it is, it can take three to six months to get reimbursement. that could mean doors opened or closed for my organization. so, aga

. >> greg: juan, michael moore used the phrase cleanse when he was talking about white males, like weed to cleanse white male privilege. do you think that's going to go over well with middle america? let's cleanse america of white male privilege. which basically says get rid of white males. >> juan: it is about privilege. we talk about low wattage celebrities, this essentially is a left-wing version of the tea party in 2010. >> greg: tea party was actually americans. everyday americans. tell me, celebrity. it's apples and oranges. nice try. the tea party was an actual organic, real movement by americans. >> juan: this is not real? this is so real they have town hall in the middle of manhattan packed last night. >> jesse: little of manhattan! how did celebrity work out for hillary? >> juan: than hundreds of thousands of people watching, streaming. including greg. >> kimberly: on greg's behalf, he sort of had to. >> juan: let me drop the bomb for you guys. the blast was there. go ahead, blow up. i know you don't like de blasio. >> dana: it's not surprising he was there. >> greg: kimberl

mary tyler moore, glen campbell, greg allman, judge wopner, david cassidy, harry dean stanton, robertsbourne, della reese, adam west, chuck berry and tom petty and two giants of comedy, jerry lewis and don rickles. that was a huge part of 2017. think what they take with them and what they gave us in life. and now the time has come for number one. >> you ready? >> robert mueller. we did not disagree. quite the opposite. from the first conversation we had about our number one selection. >> nobody more important in american politics than bob mueller. >> here is the mueller story i hope we focus on. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team. didn't know what st. paul's was growing up. i think it was called america's hogwarts. and i mean that only in the nicest way. there's a picture of the st. paul hockey team. there's mueller and kerry. on the hockey team. >> i didn't know that. >> mueller grows up with enough money and awareness to go to a place like st. paul's. then princeton. and at a time when all the guys his age are trying to get out of going to vietnam, joins the marines, in

moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson, tonight that couple is behind bars, charged with torture and child endangerment. now investigators are revealing what they found inside their riverside county home. county sheriff's dept> there was a very foul smell inside the residee.