hurley for your presentation. it is eye-opening. i appreciate your being here, and i want to thank everyone who participated in hammering out this m.o.u. i understand a lot of the questions that were posed by my fellow commissioner, and i think it sounds very good. i understand why it is only 15 years, because you can't make an arrangement like this in perpetuity because things are going to change over time, so a 15 year period -- >> it is actually 50. >> a 50 year period not changing is very good. >> you can get out of it and 30 days. [laughter] >> i shudder thinking of the circumstances under which that might be necessary. [laughter]. >> it means that half of the city is in the bay. so 50 years, i think it is very good. it can't be forever. i was interested, however to learn that the 50,000 square feet was land and water. so when you made your statement, that was very helpful. i noticed that we have two documents, one that was in our packet, and then one that was here on the dais as we arrived. other than what you were talking abo

hurley is here. >> i'm currently finding out where he is.ybe running late so we may need to switch of the agenda if we can. >> all right. >> here she comes. let's see. here is jamie hurley, right on cue. [laughter]. >> thank you very much. welcome. thank you very much for your appearance. [laughter]. >> you are up, brother. >> i grabbed a u.s.b. drive here will. is warmer outside than i expected. okay. >> do we want to go to the laptop? >> at your pleasure, mr. hurley. >> good evening, commissioners, chief nicholson, members of the department. my name is jamie hurley, i am a project manager with the port of san francisco, and your staff has asked me to be here tonight to give you a brief presentation , really orienting you to a new memorandum of understanding that port staff have worked together to develop over the past several months, and which our port commission is poised to approve at their next port commission meeting next tuesday, the 28th. i just wanted to give you a high-level overview of that agreement. and on this title slide, you

>> steve: smigel and korn and hurley help on that on. >> jimmy: tim hurley was there.-- so my scene was -- it was the sandler eu family ron. [ light laughter ] so they had all of his family at the reunion and everyone talks like adam sandler. >> ste: yeah. >> jimmy: so like the fake comedy fake comedy characters like -- [ laughter ] so i came in. i came in 'cause everyone's like -- [ laughter ] oh yes! so i came in -- and i was talking to smigel and hurley s before thew cause i was like, i want to make adam laugh. i want to see i can break m. i didn't get to go to rehearsal, but i just landed just in time. came right from the airport. i'm like -- smells like airplane and this me, i can't wait. i'm so excited about this. i ran, i didn't run. but i -- i ran to my car. burethen -- so i got out the and i didn't even know where to stand because i didn't rehearsei sumed i stand next to sandler and the cue cards are there you know and looking at that. so i came out and read the lines like -- [ light laughter ] and then i figured i could make him laugh, because i can go like -

going before the port commission on the 14th of may and i would like to suggest that we have jamie hurley from the port to present here to the commission on may 22nd, if that would work for you all. i think that would be really helpful. so you all are on the same page that we are with the port. i was really glad to have mary ellen here, we are really, really looking forward to doing some serious work, more serious work with her. i know chief cochrane has been heavily involved with the disaster preparedness, and we're doing more each day with that. the chiefs will be working on the incident management team, which we will need in place when we do have the big one, not if, it's when. then also, i met with the new head of the department of public health, dr. colfax. he is also all on board with disaster planning and operations because d.p.h. will play a large role in patient care afterwards and i also had some really good conversations with him on, on the healthy streets operation center and how we can partner to assist with the homelessness and opioid crisis that is on our streets. i like to

symbolizes how the money backs away any problems any concerns for the the type people going back about hurley water as well that was a stream a symbolic that was gathered from over a hundred like asians across thailand and as well as from the seventy six provinces here in thailand and bangkok there was and very that and various consecration ceremonies it was bless before it was brought here to bangkok for the ceremony so this really is an event of three event rich in culture and tradition which i just stand by that we're going to come back to you but first let's hear from what people in thailand have been saying about today's carnation how many times that you have the time to have that yes they say ok what do you like or and you know there are many are like this one or i think you're very good but handbag. as i said that is very tricky because i work hard i'll try that. help and i'm proud to be living in thailand and to have the king taking care of us hardware to. me that i. am really happy and proud because as citizens we want the best king and queen of thailand or even of the world lackey m

through with brass of our whether we are a tree from up to there the scene has changed to change to hurley well i'll leave you with that resident quote from my viciously alice the thank you very much indeed thank you. so to make sense of this extraordinary election i'm delighted to be joined by former liberal m.p. lembit opec lead former liberal presidential candidate so what are we to make of this i mean for a start with that the big winners the blacks that party led by for large the liberal democrat should all party and the greens also have a good election how does things stand for these tea parties strategically what happened was polarization if you had a clear narrative you did well if you had a weak narrative you did badly brax that party the clues in the name if you want a brac set that's where you go and around 30 percent of the country did that on the other side as you say the lib dems and to a slightly lesser extent the greens said we are the remain party there wasn't any ambiguity about it and they polled a similar proportion of the vote if you are the 2 together for the actual 4

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applause] i've seen the pictures of the construction and wanted to make sure that we recognize carolina hurleyot only working as a volunteer on the trip, but for understanding and implementing one of the pillars of be best to make a true difference in the lives of children. thank you, carolina. please stand up. [applause] >> i'm also excited to announce that for the first time in history the united states agency for international development has appointed a be best ambassador, ms. julie kram was appointed in march and will act as our point of contact for moving be best within that agency. thank you for being here today, julie. [applause] q. on this one-year anniversary of my initiative, i call on all of our partner agencies to a appoint a be best ambassador who will serve as a liaison between my office and their respective agency to better highlight and promote the programs and services officers to parents and children on behalf of the u.s. government. i'd now like to take a moment and introduce three individuals i have worked with over the past year and who have done tremendous work in not on

hurley and thank you very much chief for being this commissioner. >> yes, chief nickolson, just a quick question on this. why doesn't the commission, the park commission, has to approve the nyu? >> the port commission has to approve it because there's a ceqa. it's not this isn't for the permit process to move forward. >> do you have something to adhere? >> in general it's been the practice of the department to bring m.o.u.s that involve outside agencies before the commission and not necessarily within other city departments. we have a few for a variety of services with other city departments if that's the desire of the commission going forward in the future, we can definitely suggest thasuggest that but it't practice. >> it's important for our commission to officially endorse and support this m.o.u. don't you? >> they wan support so i would like to make a motion to support this m.o.u. >> it's not an action item. >> i'm going to have voice president covington comment on this. voice president covington? >> thank you, mr. president. i understand from the city attorney's office it's not nec

. ♪ [music break] amy: "bad monsanto" by the american folk singer michael hurley.onsanto has been ordered to pay julian dollars to a couple who said they got cancer from roundup. we continue with anne barnard, reporter at "the new york times." her latest piece "inside syria's secret torture prisons: how bashar al-assad crushed dissent." with nermeenman shaikh. tells the story of mariam khlief. was helping injured protesters, which was considered terrorism by the government. 2012 ands arrested in taken to one of the facilities. she was raped, she said, every night by the chief of investigations of the prison, who she knew by name, and documents we have seen show the head of the investigations in that facility was in fact the kernel. she was held in the prison with a number of other women in a basement cell where the six women barely felt -- it. there were taken to the colone s l's office and he's to bring his frfriends in raping them. the syrian refugee crisis, the millions and millions come up to six night refugees who are now living outside their country. presiden