yes, guillermo? >> guillermo: hold on, jimmy.important thing. >> jimmy: all right. oh, it's a slipperita you're making there. be careful, you're on the roof. let's go back down. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. guillermo? >> guillermo: three, two, one! >> jimmy: here it comes. oh my goodness, wow, that was right on target. you know what hillary, that was all your fault i have to say. let's look at the slow motion instant replay. oh, it just went right through your arms. but you know what? you can keep it anyway, all right, hillary? thank you for playing "you catch it, you keep it." [ applause ] yes, be careful, don't slip. all right, sal, who do we have there next? >> i'm kelly. >> jimmy: kelly, where are you from? >> fair hope, alabama. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? >> a little softball tournament. >> jimmy: oh, perfect, wow, a lot of softball going on. are you in the softball tournament? >> no, my daughter is. got three athletes in the family. i'm not one of them. >> jimmy: you're not, oh. all

guillermo what did you do to that dolphin? >> guillermo: nothing! nothing, jimmy, nothing!jimmy: there's nothing regular about that program. [ applause ] i don't know if you heard. in other confirmation news, we have a new bachelor. this morning on gma the new bachelor was revealed. and for the first time ever the new bachelor is a virgin. his name is colton underwood. he's a former nfl player. he's a former competitor for becca's love. he is our bachelor-elect. for the first time 26 women will fight to not have sex with one man. [ laughter ] it's going to be fun. this is interesting. what they're going to do, they're swapping out the fantasy suite with something they're calling the dry hump cabana. [ laughter ] so congratulations to colton. and the whole underwood family. [ cheers and applause ] you know, maybe i should get him in here to explain the birds and bees. maybe he just doesn't know how to do it. [ laughter ] here's another thing people are riled up about. nike did something very bold. nike decided to feature colin kaepernick in their 30th anniversary ad campaign

right, guillermo?rst guest tonight has four oscar nominations, two golden globes and countless great acting performances under many fashionable belts. in the spring, she joins the marvel universe in "captain marvel" but first, you can see her alongside an all-star cast in the movie "life itself." >> i was caught a little off guard. you don't talk about abbey a lot. >> you don't ask about her a lot. >> well, i ask about her constantly. >> tomato, potato. >> tomato, tomato. >> let's just call the whole thing off. >> well, the sessions are mandated, so -- >> no, i -- the -- the song. >> i'm not following. >> jimmy: "life itself" opens in theaters friday. please welcome annette bening. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: and i enjoyed your movie as well. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what awards show did you and warren beatty get engaged? was that -- >> it wasn't on an awards show. >> jimmy: that's weird, isn't it. how did you get engaged? do you mind me askin

guillermo got to chat with the winners.he was set up backstage and we will share those exclusive interviews. the big winners basically were "game of thrones" and f onzi. the great henry winkler won his first emmy for "barry" which is a great show. bill hader won. very well deserved. henry winkler revealed that part of his acceptance speech was written 42 years ago when he was first nominated for playing the f onz on ""happy days"" which explained why he thanked p otsy and said he hopes o.j. goes all the way this year. our show was nominated for best variety talk series. we didn't win but we didn't lose either and here's the thing. i was thinking about this. in order to lose an emmy, you have to have an emmy, okay? which we don't. so -- like you can't lose your keys if you don't have a car. we barely even have uber. so congratulations to us on not losing last night. congratulations to john oliver's show on winning last night. part of the fun of the emmys, i guess, is seeing what the attendees wear. fashion is a big deal the

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>> guillermo: that's crazy, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is. >> guillermo: crazy idea, yeah. >> jimmy: can youmagine getting a chihuahua high? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: no, yeah. there's a weird dispute involving sesame street that concerns the long-rumored sexual orientation of ernie and bert. a former writer for sesame street implied he believes bert and ernie are gay. which i mean -- finding out bert and ernie are gay is finding out cookie monster has diabetes, not exactly a surprise. [ laughter ] in sesame street, they felt compelled to deny the writer's claim, said they're just best friends. they're just best friends who take baths together, like all straight best friends do. i just hope they're using a rubber ducky in the bath, that's all. [ applause ] the story got a lot of traction and frank oz, who voiced the original bert, weighed in. he tweeted, it seems mr. mark saltzman was asked if bert and ernie are guy. they're not of course, but why that question? why the need to define people as only gay? there's much more to a human being than just straightness or gayness. and that's true.

guillermo and i went to new york this weekend. right?> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: a very romantic vacation. but i had a sobering moment. on saturday night guillermo and i went out to dinner, went to an italian restaurant. at one point during the meal guillermo very seriously looks over at me and says, i've been watching you. you eat a lot. [ laughter ] do you remember saying that? >> yeah. but it's incredible. you have two stomachs. you eat too much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, you're not exactly sandy duncan over here. topical reference for the young people. [ cheers and applause ] anyway, by the way, explain your wake-up call situation yesterday because we had an early flight. explain what you did. >> guillermo: so i told the front desk to call me at 5:30 in the morning. 5:35, 5:40, and 5:45. >> jimmy: and you had your phone set with the alarm, too right? >> guillermo: yeah. four times too, yeah. >> jimmy: unbelievable. so here's the great thing about the internet. you know, we have so many problems with the internet. b

. >> guillermo dÁvila! (aplausos). >> bienvenido. >> damarious.de fuego, lanzas y taparabos. >> no le digas eso a la gente que se lo van a creer, la gente se vestÍa normal. >> (risas). >> con lanza y taparabos. >> (risas). >> ¿ quÉ novela era? (risas). >> guillermo tiene un sentido del humor muy particular. >> por un miento me atrapaste. >> es que yo soy muy, pornogrÁfico. >> mira, diana carolina fue una colaboraciÓn puerto rico y venezuela, venevisiÓn nos acogio en su momento a los puertorriqueÑos que fuimos, que fuimos como siete, ahÍ estÁ rafael josÉ. >> mira. >> y que nos recibieron con muchÍsimo cariÑo, nos dieron trabajo y la pasamos superbien en venezuela haciendo esa colaboraciÓn. >> ¿ en quÉ grado de la escuela estabas?. >> no me acuerdo. >> segÚn yo era octavo. >> ahÍ estamos en puerto rico todavÍa cuando grabamos esas escenas, despuÉs de alguna manera creo estaba en la crianza de tu mamÁ en esa novela, ustedes se iban a venezuela. >> ¿dÓnde hacÍas la escuela?. >> en venezuela, de 7 a 12 del dÍa y despuÉs hasta que terminara el dÍa de gr

guillermo, can you help me with that little fact?> guillermo: yeah, sure. >> jimmy: okay, thank you. [ laughter ] and on top of all of this, yesterday as this wood word expose excerpts were released, this is real. lightning. lightning struck the white house. remember a few months ago when a sinkhole opened on the white house lawn? now it's being hit by lightning. how many more signs from god does congress need? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what are they holding out for? frogs? i like to think that lightning came from john mccain up above. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] also today on capitol hill the senate intelligence committee met with some of the top media executives to talk about russian propaganda and other disinformation that has been spread online. so jack dorsey, who's the ceo of twitter, made an interesting choice. from a fashion stand point he decided to keep the nose ring in. normally when a guy shows up to congress with a nose wing he's there to sell bernie sanders weed. [ laughter ] in this case he was ther

. >> is guillermo here. >> guillermo: hi.>> jimmy: well, thank you for saying that, whatever it was. >> we weren't talking very good about you. >> jimmy: you were engaged last time you were here and now you're mayor i'd. >> now i'm fairied, happily married. >> jimmy: joe manganiello. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you brought joe home back to colombia? has he been with you? >> the two times i've been was four years, met him four years. i went to like film a commercial and then i went for a funeral and it was like -- up was work and the other one was -- >> jimmy: sad. >> not pleasure either, so i couldn't take him because it was like fast. and he was working. >> jimmy: does he speak span strategic defense initiative. >> no, he doesn't. thank god. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why do you say thank god? >> you know. sometimes it's good to have secrets. >> jimmy: he's from pittsburgh, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: have you been to pittsburgh. >> yeah, two times. >> jimmy: how did you like pittsburgh? >> i was surprised, because i've never really he

guillermo already has an "o." he'd be guillermo-o. i do want to talk about this movie.lackjack before you were in this movie? >> no, we bumped into each other one night before the oscars, i think on the fox lot. i saw this guy, looked vaguely familiar, coming out of a studio building with literally 27 goody bags. what is that guy doing? jack? all the goody bags they have at these parties that no one but jack wants, full of lotion and terrible perfume that you wouldn't even give your ex-girlfrie ex-girlfriend. [ laughter ] he's got 27 of them. jack black? he went, what? oh, hi, i'm cate blanchett. he went, oh [ bleep ]. i said, what are you doing? he said, i don't know. [ laughter ] he just took them. >> jimmy: that's jacko blacko for you, you know. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back we'll see a clip from the new movie with jacko blacko called "the house with a clock in its walls." more with cate blanchett after this we'll be right back! this we'll be right back! ough, we have more than 8000 allys looking out for one thing:

el premio fue anunciado por su colega y compatriota guillermo del todo.o que se gastÓ una de sus siete vidas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ felix: una mujer de los angeles sale rumbo a su trabajo cuando escucho un aullido que salÍa de su auto. cuando se detuvo, descubriÓ a un gatito. aratnxa: el concesionario estaba dispuesto a ayudar... un amigo trajo unas herramientas y los algo. felix: dice que siete. le quedan seis. arantxa: asÍ llega y gracias por la sintonÍa. nos vemos maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> colecciÓn california" le saluda viviana paez. gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ ♪ viviana: en este dÍa nos acompaÑa el abogado de inmigraciÓn elÍas mendoza viviana: iniciamos anali

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and to get a real feel for this human tragedy beyond the headlines and the snapshots, journalist guillermo has been following some of the desperate people on their journey. here's his report. >> reporter: this is the story of two women, one traveling through mexico bound for the u.s., desperate to find a safe life with her children. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: she has already made the journey, but was deported back to guatemala with her daughters. and is now fighting simply to bring them both home. it's the cheapest ticket to the united states. a network of mexican cargo trains whose extra load are all chasing an american dream. for those with no money, this is the only choice. 20-year-old is from honduras. she is six months pregnant and is traveling with her 4-year-old son. while her husband marlon keeps watch back home, they say local gangs fight to kill them when they took over the neighborhood. soon after, the news came that donald trump was no longer separating parents from their children at the u.s. border, so they decided it was time to head north. we join them in sou

lo acompaÑa su padre guillermo videla y su abogado. me gustarÍa comenzar con usted, seÑor abogado.agencia de igualdad del empleo. y ya en investigado por venir tres aÑos a este lugar. y encontrar suficiente evidencia para que la agencia federal hiciera esta demanda. somos 23 empleados que nos estamos uniendo a la demanda de la agencia federal. entonces, querÍan estas accioneses pa pero ahorita suficientes evidencias han surgido para que el agente federal haya traÍdo esta demanda.ensergio, tÚ fuiste despedido, pero tu padre sigue trabajando en ese lugar. a mÍ me gustaría preguntarle usted que sigue trabajando ahÍ, c{omo esta el clima? han hablado con ustedes les han hecho algÚn tipo de alegato? invitado: bueno, Últimamente en nunca no comentaron nada despuÉs al respecto. pasÓ todo lo que pasó en el tiempo que pasÓ, pero la situaciÓn puede que no nos dejaban hablar espaÑol. ya hablaba con mi hijo. en una ocasiÓn, pasó un supervisor y me dijo que no podÍamos hablar espaÑol. entonces, una de las situaciones que nos pasaron ahÍ es que alguien tiene que decir algo. porque manera de pensa

>> jimmy: thank you, guillermo, very gentlemanly of you.ure" on hbo, jay ellis is here. then his album is called "dime trap," t.i. from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. next week we have new shows with ryan gosling, sarah paulson, henry winkler, lena dunham, jenny slate, dana white, frank grillo, comedian devin field and we will have music from lindsey buckingham, young the giant and kacey musgraves. so, please join us for all of that. it seems like only yesterday that our first guest and her family opened the doors to their home to let the f-word into ours. now she chats it up every morning on "the talk," please welcome sharon osbourne. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i like your -- what would you call this, is it a robe or a jacket or a i ckimo or what. >> it's a kimono but it really looks like a dressing gown but i like it. >> jimmy: yes, it is very nice. were you watching the senate hearings today or were you working at that time? >> i was watching and working, going back and forth, back

guillermo and i went to new york this weekend. right? >> guillermo: that's right,

here to tell you all about it is my compact security guard guillermo. >> hi, i'm guillermo.i'm behind the wheel of my sporty cadillac xt-4. and to prove it i'm going to drive with -- my mother-in-law! and her mother-in-law! and her mother-in-law! okay, everyone, get in the car. >> how come you never call me? you never have time for me? >> i love how quiet the cabin is when i'm driving. >> good for nothing, that's what it is. >> and this new rear camera mirror means i don't have to make eye contact with these loco ladies. >> in one ear, out theegooanpa it's so easy to get into it and out. i'll show you. mother-in-laws, get out! friends, get in! >> guillermo, how has it gone with your mother-in-laws? >> it was wonderful. ha ha ha! >> dicky: introducing the first-ever cadillac xt-4, coming to your local dealership soon. visit cadillac.com to learn more. >> jimmy: and we will be right back with brad garrett! [music begins to play: "like ♪sugait's like sh♪-an] it's like sugar ♪ so sweet ♪ ♪ good enough ♪ ♪ to e♪t ♪ yeah! ♪ ♪ like sugar, like sugar ♪ it's like sugar ♪ suga♪, so sw

you got to meet one of the animals, right, guillermo?> yeah, the alligator. >> jimmy: this afternoon, we thought it would be funny to put an alligator in guillermo's dressing room and wait for him to walk in and fortunately, we were able to capture it all on video. ♪ ♪ >> oh [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] alligators. there's an alligator in the room. ♪ >> it moved. oh, man! what the [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: there's a lot of cursing here. i just have one question. is the kiddy pool usually in your -- >> no, it came with the alligator. >> jimmy: that was special for the alligator. so, dave salmoni will be out here soon with creatures, but first, well, it might be the best worst attempt at a robbery of all time. this is yet another reason why god gave us surveillance cameras. so, there's a guy, he's walking into a vape shop in aurora, colorado, with pernicious intent, and he gets his gun, goes right on the -- she gets it before him, and -- and he's gone. butter fingers nelson. in a way, she robbed him. those of you who parked here tonight know that we do

the litigants have been sworn in, your honor. >> jimmy: thank you, bailiff guillermo.ues is suing for $1,815. mr. leblanc, you claim you stayed at her house for three months, she suddenly locked you out for no reason, only allowed you to retrieve a few items she put in a storage cabinet outside and threw everything else away, is that correct? >> that's correct, judge james. >> jimmy: ms. burton, you claim the plaintiff planned to stay with you for a couple weeks but three months, you had to kick him out, you put his belongings in a storage unit where he retrieved everything. >> hold on, judge james. hold on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you can sit down now. sorry. i forgot, judge james. >> jimmy: we all forget things. anyway, tell us what transpired here. >> we had talked with each other and decided that i would stay there to help her out with the bills and stuff like that. >> jimmy: did you pay any of the bills? >> yes, i did. i paid her rent. >> jimmy: did mr. leblanc pay you rent? >> of course not. >> jimmy: he did not. >> i did not pay your rent? >> who'd you give it to? >>

-- commissioner guillermo? >> yes. unlike the h.i.v. presentation, there was no data on ethnicity, and so that's one question i had, will you have that, especially given the prioritization of communities of color. the other is in terms of the increase in syphilis for women, is there any indicators of risk factors relative to housing or homelessness and any other social condition? >> yeah. thank you. thank you, commissioner. yes. we do have data related to race, ethnicity, and i'm happy to share this after this presentation. so what we see is that rates are highest in black, african american and latina women -- young women. that's sort of the priority populations for increasing screening. >> and even with syphilis, when we correct for population, rates are higher for black african american men who have sex with men compared to white men who have sex with men. and then, your second question was -- >> on the increase in. >> syphilis in women. >> yeah. >> so there have been associations with behavioral health issues with marginal housing st

including guillermo. a box. [ laughter ] and shipping it all to the brooklyn academy of music in brooklyn, new york. we'll be there for a week from october 15th through the 19th. if you'd like to see us there, go to kimmelinbrooklyn.com. tickets are free. and we of course would love to see you there in person. our first guest tonight is a talented actress. her new movie was written and directed by the creator of "this is us" and it is mandatory to cry when you see it. it's called "life itself." it's in theaters now. please welcome olivia wilde. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] you know what? you're celebrating fall. you're saying good-bye to summer with corduroy. >> yes. i'm bringing mustard into our lives. because it's time. >> jimmy: finally, someone's bringing mustard ointo our live. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: you live where? >> brooklyn. we're excited you're coming. >> jimmy: can we stay at your house? >> please. stay with us. take care of our kids. >> jimmy: sure, i'll entertain the

guillermo ochoa, lozano y gutiÉrrez abandonaron la selecciÓn mexicana para regresar a sus clubes no jugaranÓvenes, darles tranquilidad, no pasa de nada, calma, no por esto van a perder la oportunidad de mostrarse en la selecciÓn. >>> y mientras tanto en acciones de la fifa mourinho, y rashford, es uno de los suyos 1 a 0 uno logra terra, Ñiguez y al 32 moreno con la victoria 2 a 1 de espaÑa. >>> los 49ers estÁn ya minneapol minneapolis, donde enfrentaran a. gabriel con esta previa. >>> gracias, raÚl, jesus ya inicia la temporada regular y contra minnesota en muy la casa de los vikingos >>> sÍ, emocionados porque es un partido difÍcil que ofrece gran reto, creo que la clave va a ser cerrar el juego, terrestre y que la ofensiva de san francisco sea larga. >>> otra clave cuidar posesiÓn de balÓn. porque sabemos que serÁ un gran ambiente en ese estadio, que busca quitarse el de boca. >>> sÍ, por supuesto va a ser el importante para los 49ers salir con intensidad, ya lo saben, a las 9 y5 el domingo los esperamos. >>> regresamos a estudios. >>> gracias gabriel, pausa y enseguida regresamos. ♪ imag

yes, commissioner guillermo? >> i just want to clarify again. so giving the timing of the closure in march, and the optimistic but not concrete plans for a new facility, i want to be clear about what will happen if the stars don't align from a timing standpoint for the adult day health program. >> in the worst of all possible world, the campus will close before the institute is able to find another location. i would say that's extremely unlikely, and a bridge we don't want to cross. >> and -- and then that means that the clients or the patients will not have a location to transfer to at that time. >> in that unlikely event, that is correct. but as i've said, many people are working hard to make sure that that does not happen. >> commissioner sanchez? >> yes, sir. once this facility becomes operational in the presidio, if, hopefully, that works out, will there be shuttle transportation available, like the organization provides right now within the city or would they rely upon contractors like independent contractors using the vans which are in op

annette bening, john mayer, tracy morgan, emmy winning director glenn weiss and his fiancee jan, and guillermo at the 2018 emmys. and now, and furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us. i'm going to be honest. i'm -- i'm tired. i know -- any hour is too early. let me tell you something.

annette bening john mayer tracy morgan, emmy winning director glenn weiss and his fiancÉe jan, and guillermohe 2018 emmys and now and furthermore here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us. i'm going to be honest. i'm -- i'm tired. i know -- any hour is tooar

. -- guillermo is calling. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was born in puerto rico and i am 65 years old. that -- for a say while now, the united states has the island as a we arem -- [indistinct] -- not receiving the money we are supposed to be receiving. so, in a way, the united states has sort of taken from puerto rico and not given back. and concerning the emigration, we do care about immigration, but the walls are a necessary part of life. of that lost part because of the cell phone, but i think we got the essence guest:. sure, it is important for people to note that puerto ricans here are seeking to do something. obviously, there are multiple organizations like the puerto rican chamber of commerce that would advocate that puerto rico be admitted into the union and be allowed to receive the full benefits of other states. but i will have to issue disagreement with the caller that the united states has fully taken advantage of puerto rico. i don't necessarily think that is true. i can see where in some areas, people might be led to belie

. >> commissioner guillermo? >> yeah. again, being new to this, i also am interested in the information. i don't -- i can't yet be sure about -- and i understand the lack of oversight on its surface or the change in oversight from a public oversight to an internal oversight, essentially, may or may not result in a detriment to the patients. i just don't know enough information -- have enough information to feel a strongly enough about the detrimental effect of a move from a public oversight to a -- to not having the oversight. i'm -- actually, the issues that i'm most concerned about, i think, are different than what you're raising, commissioner chung. >> okay. commissioners, so the question that you've all raised is whether to actually allow more time before voting on this because you're concerned -- u your concern that you're expressing is you're not certain it is actually detrimental to move services oversight from prop q, and you would like to know if, in fact, they were able to contract for services that tloherefore

yes, commissioner guillermo? >> thank you. greg, one of the -- as a relatively new commissioner, some of the things that i've learned in the last few months is that there are a number of new initiatives that are getting off the ground and that are gaining some traction, and so i was just -- from your perspective, you know, that's not the historical information that you've provided. are there any in particular that you think are quite different with our department of public health relative to those in either neighboring departments or elsewhere that would speak to the unique qualifications of a new director? [please stand by] testing testing testing testing. testing testing testing testing. testing testing testing testing. >> i also don't want to repeat what people have said before, it is important to let the director know, we are very humbled. she's very community focused and also entered disciplinary with humility. she brings people together, whether it is from the high hospital setting. it was important with the whole system

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. >> commissioner guillermo. >> i just wanted to note as commissioner green shared, she and i were able to go to the jail health services tour with dr. pratt on friday, and really, really impressed with what we were seeing there, just in terms of the leadership of dr. pratt. and i was wondering, i don't know whether there is a -- a jail health services report that comes to the commission or when the last time it was, but i would encourage, if it doesn't happen, that it should -- >> we'll put that down. now we have an item that also we can help explore with the jailhouse services. it's been some time that the commission has had a full report on jailhouse services. so thank you. we'll add that to the agenda for the future. any other either announcements or points? just to also remind you that there will be the special hearing on september 18 in replacement of our meeting for comments in regards to the search process for the director of health. anyone have any other comments under item nine? if not, we'll go onto the next item? >> and item number 10 is action and possible discussion. >> an

. >> guillermo: that was great. >> jimmy: meanwhile, there's a major who wrote it mystery happening atht now. president trump is trying to figure out which senior member of his team wrote that brutal op-ed that was published in "the new york times" yesterday. i'm sure you've read or heard by now the "times" published an anonymous diatribe from a current member of his administration who claims to be part of the resistance against an unstable president. the white house is reportedly in total meltdown mode because of this thing. trump's demanding that the "times" release the person's name and turn him or her over to the government. and his people are all scurrying to deny it was them, including his vice president. not only did mike pence deny writing the op-ed, which a lot of people thought he did, he had some choice words for the person who did write it. >> anyone who would write an anonymous editorial smearing this president, who's provided extraordinary leadership to this country, should not be working for this administration. they ought to do the honorable thing and they ought to resi

he was born in detroit to lola and guillermo alvarez, who immigrated from san luis in mexico, and his family moved to california in 1971 as his father served in the navy and always wanted to return to the west coast. officer alvarez, or alvarez, as he's known throughout north beach, went to st. charles and the mission, then everett junior high, lowell, then to city college, all of which informed his love for san francisco, and its mottly cast of characters -- motley cast of characters, and he knows every one in north beach. his first job was at the ripe age of 12, sounds like child exploitation to me. but that began his lifelong love affair with reading, and it's not often that you can actually find a cop on his day off dressed just like you see mark there w his cowboy boots on sitting in the cafe reading james joyce's "ulysses," i kid you not. he's always been a music aficionado and went to work in the various punk rock and music clubs, starting at the fabled mabuya in north beach and later in the dna lounge and oasis in the '80s, all the background that you need to join the san fran

if not, then, we will then proceed with this process, certainly, as i say, and as commissioner guillermoas pointed out, we are going to be mindful of the need to have the right pool of candidates, and we'll bring that information back as we see it and also keep the mayor updated in terms of our progress. so we believe that that will fulfill our obligation. any further questions to miss callahan? we thank you very much for assisting us with the search. we're looking forward to working with you, i guess, over the next several months very closely. >> let me also introduce kate howard, our managing deputy director who's here today with me. she'll personally be overseeing the process. you may know kate from her time any time mayor's office. >> okay. kate, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. we'll now move onto our next item, please. >> all right. item eight is for discussion. it's an update on h.i.v. and s.t.d. data. >> okay. please, thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i am here to give an update on h.i.v. and s.t.d.'s with my co-workers. i'm going to -- [inaudible] >> -- and

estos tres dÍas de celebraciÓn por los 40 aÑos de trayectoria dijeron presente, desde tu familia, guillermo