humbly asking to endorse and approve hanley chan. i've known him probably 30 years when he was a patrol special in the polk gulch. he had skills to reach out to all diverse groups of people and i think he would be asecond set of eyes and ears on this commission, on this board . he would give everyone a fair shake and a fairhearing . and i just want to thank all thesupervisors for listening. q . thank you. >> clerk: i believewe have one additional caller .>> caller: can you hear me now? >> clerk: yes we can, please proceed. >> caller: on item for the sheriff's departmentoversight board appointments , stanley roberts and vernon glenncalling in today ? what a rules committee meeting. anyway, i joined with others in supporting the appointment of hanley chan. i served with him on sunshine ordinance task force some years back . i found him to be interesting and slightly unpredictable which i thought was useful. so i think having somebody like hanley serving on this board with his understanding of the politics and procedures would come in h

in other words, hanley will be asking the jury to look at all the circumstances, then put two and twowhile she was sleeping. he shot her in the head. he set fire to at least two places in the house to cover up his actions. and he did all of this while their two young sons, brendan and bronson seacat, were in the home. >> the motive? quite simple, said the prosecution -- brett did not want a divorce, but he did want custody of his sons, and he would do what it took, even kill vashti, to keep them. their marriage counselor took the stand. >> he said that he felt like vashti was going to run. he could just feel it, that she was going to leave him, and that if she divorced him, she was divorcing the entire seacat family, including the children, and that he would take the children and she would never see them, even if it meant leaving the country. so, i told him it was not legal, that it wasn't going to help the children, it would hurt them a great deal, that they needed access to both their parents. >> did you talk to him about divorced couples having two households? >> yes. >> and what w

they have been reading analyst estimates hanley already. more to come on that score, no doubt.matter of what are the weak spots, and how do companies see things moving forward. lisa: there's also a question of how much is under get the intro -- under the control of bank management. we hear that as a theme and it is ir across the board. however, it'll to millie comes down to net interest margins which -- it ultimately comes down to net insurance margin -- net interest margins, which are not that great. how much have bank stocks been trading in tandem with the yield curve, with tenure yields in general? dave: there has been that relationship, no question. there are a number of charts that kind of point to do that, and beyond it, it is a matter of what does the economy look like going forward. we have seen the recovery trade kind of uncle a bit at this point. some investors going for dividends, and certainly with energy stocks, you are talking about whether you look at msci world or even the s&p 500, the highest dividends among the main groups, and metals and mining dividends as w

it's worth pointing out the former president won texas hanley during last year's presidential election. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." it's not a cynical, it's not a joke, it's not so the back room promise. it is the ugliest of our reality. here it is. >> honestly, right now, for the next 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow all of that down, to get to december 2022. 18 more months of chaos and inability to get stuff done, that's what we want. >> now, the key

it's worth pointing out the former president won texas hanley during last year's presidential election. >>> let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> appreciate it, coop. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." it's not a cynical, it's not a joke, it's not so the back room promise. it is the ugliest of our reality. here it is. >> honestly, right now, for the next 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow all of that down, to get to december 2022. 18 more months of chaos and inability to get stuff done, that's what we want. >> now, the key is, why is 18 months of chaos and getting nothing done what a republican or really a trumper would want? opposition is a position of strength against a perceived malicious force. you see, and that's the part you need to know. too many on the left leave that out, okay? they'll just be, listen to how stupid this guy is, he's saying all he wants to do is -- why? because that's the part in a will beat you. the left is the enemy and the key to the white fright campaign. the blm mare aauders are coming with the bad hombres, the m

. >> reporter: jason hanley runs this co-op farm where people grow their own medical >> they grow medicalwhere they can get it anywhere else. >> these ten plants belong to gemma osborn. she was deployed to the world trade center almost immediately. >> about seven or eight of us got really sick. and i'm still the last survivor out of the group. >> it is stage four kidney failure for both kidneys? >> yeah. >> what does that do to you? >> i vomit a lot. i get weak, stomach pains that could kill. >> she was losing weight fast and she was persuaded to visit hawaii. >> what happened the first time you smoked cannabis to alleviate your symptoms. >> i got really, really, really high. i didn't feel the pain. >> where would you be if you had not found this farm and cannabis? >> cannibas works for many vets but it is illegal for many. that means right now even in the 36 states plus dc where medical miles per hour is league to treat conditions like chronic pain vets can only access it if they can find it on their own. now a new push in washington hopes to change that. >> it is an affordability issue.

. >> reporter: jason hanley runs this co-op farm where people grow their own medical marijuana a lotd to buy it somewhere else how many of those patients you serve are veterans would you say here >> i would say about 50% yeah, that's a lot of veterans >> reporter: these plants belong to gemma osborn, a retired staff sergeant deployed to the world trade center almost immediately after the towers fell. >> about seven or eight of us got really sick and i'm still the last survivor out of the group. >> it is stage 4 kidney failure on both your kidneys >> oh, yeah. oh, yeaht do to you? >> what does that do to you? >> i vomit a lot i get weak, stomach pains that can killn constantly, when >> reporter: osborne was losing weight fast, in pain constantly when she was persuaded to visit hawaii so what happened the first time that you smoked cannabis to try to alleviate your symptoms >> i got, really, really, really high so -- and that's important. i got -- so i didn't feel the pain >> reporter: where would you be if you hadn't found this farm, if you hadn't found cannabis >> close to death, clo

this is patricia hanley. i assume i'm being heard. is that correct? >> clerk: yes, ma'am, we can hear you. >> thank you to the board and urban forestry council and particularly peter of the council, i am the owner of the property, i'm the owner of the tree that is there. the tree is over 100 years-old, over 80 feet tall. it is the tallest tree in cal hallow. all around it has become quite a pavement and cement area in a community that used to have a lot of trees. i believe there is no opposition to this. it's majestic and provides shade and noise reduction and provides a home to wildlife and i am committed to maintaining it and paying to maintain it and it is on my property. i believe no opposition. i hope you will all support this. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you so much. and let me know if there -- there are no more callers in queue. >> supervisor melgar: thank you madam clerk. with that, public comment is closed. i would like to thank ms. hanley for her stewardship of this wonderful san francisco treasure. supervisor preston? >> supervisor

this is patricia hanley. i assume i'm being heard. is that correct?: yes, ma'am, we can hear you. >> thank you to the board and urban forestry council and particularly peter of the council, i am the owner of the property, i'm the owner of the tree that is there. the tree is over 100 years-old, over 80 feet tall. it is the tallest tree in cal hallow. all around it has become quite a pavement and cement area in a community that used to have a lot of trees. i believe there is no opposition to this. it's majestic and provides shade and noise reduction and provides a home to wildlife and i am committed to maintaining it and paying to maintain it and it is on my property. i believe no opposition. i hope you will all support this. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you so much. and let me know if there -- there are no more callers in queue. >> supervisor melgar: thank you madam clerk. with that, public comment is closed. i would like to thank ms. hanley for her stewardship of this wonderful san francisco treasure. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston:

i'm also joined by carl gratty, owner of nightclub gossip in hanley.ave a series of checks that _ proof of a negative test? we have a series of checks that we _ proof of a negative test? we have a series of checks that we will - proof of a negative test? we have a series of checks that we will be - series of checks that we will be performing throughout this covid pandemic. we have our hand sanitiser —— hand sanitiser is in place. we will be doing temperature checks on the door but we will not be requiring people to show their passports. this is about society not just nightclubs being able to give people back a piece of their lives that they have missed. the prime minister has _ that they have missed. the prime minister has said _ that they have missed. the prime minister has said that _ that they have missed. the prime minister has said that it _ that they have missed. the prime minister has said that it is - that they have missed. the prime minister has said that it is a - minister has said that it is a matter of social responsibility for venues to en