[applause] bosq jane jap and i also want to thank tom hui and many members of the d.b.i. family who are here to honor rosemary. for those of you that don't know, rosemary is finally retiring, much to the chagrin to many of us in this room who don't want her to. i just want to thank her for hermanny years of service. she is the longest running chief at the department of building inspections housing inspections department and she has help branch the gap between tenants and landlords by ru

also, i want to, again, thank director hui and deputy director dan lowry. we now have, thanks to all of your insight, we have legislation in residential hotels where we have postings. in apartment buildings, people are now empowered to understand whether they're protected or not as far as fire is concerned. we have many things that we didn't have before. now we're truly measuring success as far as the quality of life, so with that, i want to read one thing for you, and that is one of the major goals of the department of building inspection, as far as its strategic plan. it says, provide inspections to enforce codes and standards to protect occupants' rights ensuring safety and quality life. i mentioned to bill strum that wow, that's provocative language. he said you wrote it. it's something we would have never thought of 30 years ago. ladies and gentlemen, it's been a privilege. thank you. [applause] stalwa . >> congratulations again, miss vasquez, and thank you so much for your service to the city and county of san francisco. [applause] >> president breed:

[applause] bosq jane jap and i also want to thank tom hui and many members of the d.b.i. family who are here to honor rosemary. for those of you that don't know, rosemary is finally retiring, much to the chagrin to many of us in this room who don't want her to. i just want to thank her for hermanny years of service. she is the longest running chief at the department of building inspections housing inspections department and she has help branch the gap between tenants and landlords by running the program over seen by the organization, and working collectively to remedy substandard housing conditions. over her 32 years she has over seen thousands of cases, and let's just highlight a few examples of her accomplishments and victories, including cases taken to court. in my district, 308 turk street, which had over 200 housing code violations, 38 notices of violations, and 19 director's hearings, i still remember vividly the testimonial of an immigrant parent with a baby who recounted the level of mold her small child was exposed to. the other violations they faced were lack of

a congratulations to director hui, d.b.i. staff and city agency partners from planning, small business fire office and resilience and capital office in addition to the department of emergency management on a job well done last wednesday, june 13, 2018 at our annual earthquake safety fair. an incredible over 700 people attended the event with over 300 people attending the four workshops offered up with additional dwelling unit workshops reaching out to over 100 people. others attended hands on emergency training sessions offered by our community partners, community youth partners, and self-help for the elderly. congratulations to all to make this annual event another great ses. i a -- success. i applaud everyone on the staff who put that together. it was a lot of work. so wednesday again, thank you on behalf of the commission. i want also to recognize d.b.i. staff members kirk means and rosemary busque for the steadfast commitment to work with the building inspection commission over the last many years. kirk has been instrumen

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director hui actually has a press conference monday in chinatown as we are planning a workshop in the neighborhood for sometime july 16th. we are still figuring out the details and also coordinating with chinatown community members and building owners there. merchant walk is scheduled right now with supervisor ronen in the mission to do about a.b.e. and there are other ones coming on board as well. that concludes my update. thank you. >> thank you, lily. >> item 9c, update on major projects. >> good afternoon, tom hui, department of building inspection. as you see compared to last month, the major project increase by 1.3%. any question you have? >> seeing none, director, thank you. >> item 9d, update on code enforcement. >> good afternoon, commissioners, ed sweeney, department services. the code enforcement and d.b.i. monthly update 2018 may building inspections performed 5,710. complaints received 435. complaint response has been 24-72 hours, 391. complaints with first notice of violation sent 83. complaints received and abated without n.o.v.197. abated complaints with notice of viol

on october 28th in the morning before the letter was written, he went on the huy hewlett show sayingheard from former and active agents something bad is coming. giuliani and many of the agents have been identified as leaking to pressure james comey to reopen an investigation that turned out to be a nothing burger. >> what do you know about the state of his relationship with the clintons right now. with hillary clinton. is it still close or the sort of thing he would discuss with them or cleared with them at all? any sense of that? >> not necessarily whether he would clear his potential representation of michael cohen with them, but the argument you heard him making. he wrote a book about the argument of comey the election for donald trump. that's he did talk with the clintons about and the clintons told their allies they believe in. to the extent that he is still seen as a clinton surrogate or at least an ally, that could be helpful for michael cohen. you have michael cohen trying to shift the narrative about himself now to distance himself from trump and to establish himself as sort

i have raised my concerns to director hui over in d.b.i., and will be working with him to help root out the corruption, and it will probably take a long time, expand longer than the six months that i have available to me in my board service. but i learned a lot from the judy wu situation. i learned when you don't follow the rules. it actually has a spill over effect on the neighborhood. parking is exacerbated. safety is compromised. think about it. you don't know your neighbor, you don't know who's coming in, who's going out, all different types of activity. garbage was a problem because the original property owner didn't want to spend the money to accommodate the number of folks living in the property. so we were collectively successful with judy wu, and so now what i'm seeing is there is a connection between people trying to fly under the radar and just trying to skirt the rules. and you know also there's a connection between planners -- inspectors that sign off on these types of projects. so there's some really things here, there's some egregious abuses that i am aware of. i will cer

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administration to scrutinize that deal, saying t-mobile and sprint have ties that could be worrisome, away -- huywhile awei, and this gives them concern about this intellectual zteerty issue raised on the side. david: thank you for that. the latest on this trade war as we count down towards the friday deadline for these tariffs to come into effect. the ripple effect from trade tension between beijing and washington continues to take a toll. a chinese court is cutting micron off in terms of chip sales. what do we know? case arounda court patent infringement between umc, the taiwanese semiconductor maker, and micron technologies. the courthouse put in place a temporary injunction on m icron sales. we have a chart that shows how important the chinese market is for micron. been picking up until 2017 when it made up more than 50% of all the revenues for youon, and that is why sought this negative reaction from investors in the u.s. on the back of this news. pain ifzte can feel the it is frozen out of the u.s., then equally semiconductor makers in the u.s. are increasingly reliant on the chinese market