he created that loyalty program at hyatt.nt on to run norwegian cruise lines, so he suddenly understands the consumer and he understands marketing. today's announcement in terms of connecting with these shareholders, essentially giving them discounts on popcorn, may be tickets at movie theaters, giving them accounts at the box office, that is a huge positive. and can he take advantage of where the stock price is right now? about $250 million this week. they have $450 million of deferred leases, that their landlords have let them defer. the last thing is this could be an industry ripe for consolidation. so if you could raise equity and solve one of those three problems, he could come of this in a very good position. joe: katie, how much of your analysis now is sort of just trying to pick up on the social media? [laughter] to hear all the debt positions and people coming back to the theaters, but so much of this seems to be driven by sheer sentiment. katie: absolutely. he was trending again. if you look at the shares, $62 is re

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. >> we spoke with the hyatt ceo and ceo of carnival about the state of travel industry, what's clears, in places like florida and hawaii and has helped hyat's portfolio of resorts out perform. >> we're running something like 30% above where we were in 2019 for our u.s. resorts, for example, over the july 4th, two-week period that spans july 4th. so really significant improvement. >> hyatt is betting down on business traveller this fall, they made 40 to 50% revenue from the corporate traveller. on to the cruise lines, the fate of the industry lands in the hands of the lawsuit where if they mandate the vaccine they will be subject to $5,000 fine per passenger. with 200 passengers that's $1 million. here's what carnival ceo arnold donald told me about whether he's willing to pay that fine. >> everyone's trying to do what they believe is the right thing. >> so will you pay the $5,000. >> -- by working together we think we'll get there. >> so if you have to pay it you'll pay it? >> i'm not anticipating we'll ever have to pay a fine. i'm confident we'll work stuff out with the governor and

aj hyatt called into traffic control who told him to land at an airport about 12 miles away. he knew that wasn't possible so he navigated meh. the plane hit a tree on the way down but both were able to walk away and home to said after the vegetation settled was thank you for saving my life. today's my anniversary. of course, i was glad to save his life and save my own as well even though i regretted losing the airplane. >> they plan to fly together again. aj hopes to speak with the ntsb to figure out what caused the engine failure. >>> a new report is putting a dollar amount on what it would take to solve bay area homelessness pick of the bay area council estimates, get this, it would take almost 12 billion dollars to move every unhoused person in the bay area off the streets. there are more than 35,000 people now estimated to be homeless across our nine counties. the report says it would take $9.3 billion to create enough shelter and housing. then, 2.5 billion a year to maintain it. >>> the city of millbrae has built fewer than 10% of the housing it is required to in recent

. >> reporter: the story went viral, with celebrities like salma hyatt tweeting about her disappearancey service members to come forward with their stories about sexual harassment and assault within the military. the search of specialist robinson's phone finds that it pinged in belten, texas, around the leon river, the morning ava nessa disappeared. >> a tip led search teams to the leon river near temple. >> we found this burn pile. on that burn pile, there was a -- about 30% that did not burn of a tuff box. >> reporter: no human remains founl. as the search continued, congressman garcia says cid investigators disclosed they were not looking into the sexual harassment claims. >> wait a minute. what do you mean you're not going to look at sexual harassment? i mean, that could be the reason for her disappearance. it could be a motive. >> cid said it was a misunderstanding. what do you find when you looked into that case? >> we didn't see any indications that they looked at sexual misconduct or any mistreatment of vanessa guillen by any person in the army. i can't say it didn't happen, but

to ask her about the allegations, but she directs us to her lawyer, yell hyatt. so he she always get more solo. do some count stinson the personal cause. it's usually so he she a member of 20100 young ships. the said $75.00. you know he full appealed the to little to a note and asked him nicely they're under g o t g as in lieu, kit oss capacity person looks gloom, sulu i been showing yes upon a risk that was so it for i press you so now at 1550 for the booth of remote the way you set up with some tash baskin upon it. we should them all day off it she w o. according to the police miss k owned more than $21000.00 per month from subletting. yeah. and i don't know if i'm the fan elm and toner, but yellows and found the key. c. c proposal regina public really wanted to see her. tom phoned let us show you her. this tina as an as kid the let's see the v tech level laska a permit and never he said popular show was genetic design. well, if you most kiddos on those on just that you when she comes to replace and get our rent, it is just like business is in business conversa

promised a meant to deliver the next one. abraham racy will not be over the burden by the heavy wage of hyatt dictation. perhaps an opportunity dw correspondent theresa trapper. thanks for that insight. a 3 day travel that is enforced in portugal capital. lisbon authorities are worried about the growing number of cases of the corona virus. delta vary and slowing down traffic in an attempt to slow down the spread of code. 19 police began checking dr. is entering or leaving lisbon on friday afternoon. authorities announced the measures just the day before, but offices i most residents knew something was coming their way of defining the short notice. the drivers know the rules are aware of the ban on leaving or entering has been metropolitan area. and we've seen much less traffic than the usual friday afternoon, but we've got to be for lisbon. 2.8000000 residents can only lead the area with a valid reason. and those living outside abad from entering the tough measures. but most people appeared to accept them because i thought, i think, i think it's really difficult to have an opinion, but i'm re

so hyatt has his story. meets cooper, a long next plant eating australia, tighten around 30 meters long and up to 6 meters high at the hip room desert. more than 90000000 years ago, but was only discovered by chance in 2004, when a 14 year old stumbled across what he thought was a rock, any australian out backs in the state of queensland. his discovery was the start of a journey to find australia's largest dinosaur and one of the biggest sharon, this f officially named austria the titan cooper answers. it's one of the top 5 largest in the world. and the only ones who have not been found in south america, australia is one of the most difficult places to find dinosaurs. unlike south america, it's mostly flat, and that's the mountain ranges and canyons expose fossils by eroding rock. paleontologist hard to dig deep, to remove the fossilize skeleton from a thick layer of sediment. each byron has to be removed from the interning matrix, the rock that actually surrounds the barnes. and that's takes a long time. and then each bind needs to compete, needs to be prepared and compared to other di

and wyndham area at hyatt, and hilton. they have the largest change in the us with a lot of the largest point systems. so people are using the reward. they're going to places that are really local and that's why the hotel changed a bit really been able to weather some of the storm. joseph gives the he's the founder and ceo at strategy marketplace. thank you so much for your insight today. hey, brace. thank you. and finally, the next big f t is part of doze history. auction site zora is selling the mean behind crypto currency. don't coin zora says it is the original image of the she but you knew named caboose so which was taken back in february of 2010. now, after the owner posted pictures on her blog years ago, the dog became a me, my con, as in, has been shared countless times. now, according to nbc proceeds are going to go towards a number of charities as of the time of broadcast, right? this moment the reserve price for the n f t is about 20 a theory, but we will have to wait to see the final price. and if you are able

accordingly -- according to outsmart magazine, more than 4,000 protesters marched around the hyatt regency hotel where the event was held. the first houston pride parade took place in june of 1978, along westheimer road, and more than four decades later it has become the fourth largest pride parade in the country. this resolution that we have presented to the house today is one that we will continue to present. we will continue to present it because it is not only the right thing to do, it is the righteous thing to do. no person in this country should be treated in such a way as to be defined as mistreated simply because of who they are. we have a right to be ourselves and we should never, ever be put in a position such that it is perceived that being who you are is inappropriate in a country that extols the virtues of liberty and justice for all. the virtues of all persons being created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable right, among them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. in this country every person ought to be proud to celebrate pride month. i yield ba

and we build properties for hyatt international companies like that. and then in 1989, i started owning my own operations. and you know, that was, i got it up to 17 different bars and 17 different size. had the hollywood palace for a while, and hollywood, and a bunch of others and just got good at it. you know, john and i've known a few people over the years who bought a place. i have one friend who buys a lot of restaurants and not him. i don't want to say him because he's very good about his clientele. but most of the got, as i knew who owned bars a little further, dad told me that same plea leakage was not i was not made up. there was a lot going at the door if they didn't have their systems type, right. oh completely. you have partners dennis, that you are aware of will. but yes, i'll tell you a funny story. last week's bar rescue episode was depend, demik is going on and the owner lost his house 3 months before i got there. but he's still running his credit cards up to pay all of his employees, so he pays them for months during the pandemic while

been moved on to land as it's too low for them to stay the hyatt power plant may need to be turned offstate's reservoirs it stands to impact the agricultural revenues by 4%. >> it has been the third driest year in 100 years. it is extraordinary. >> and as brown stairs down yet another climate hurdle, she is wondering what that means for her family business. >> we have been here six generations and i always had a ball feeding that i might be the last >> if you want an idea of how fwa bad it had is, these docks behind me all sinttting on dirt because it is all dried up >> it is friday night and americans are unwinding, logging off of zoom, getting ohome and pouring a we're or a cocktail. according to a report in the journal jamma network open, they say americans are up 14% women up 17%, heavy drinking for women is four drinks within few hours is up 41%. kate julianne now out with a column called "american has a drinking problem." that title jarring, what have you found. >> it's not just how much but the way we're dreinking 25% say they're doing it to cope with anxiety and stress that is

. -- hyatt sr. he passed away and returned to the god he faithfully served for 87 years. marvin was born in dillon, south carolina, on may 12, 1933. he attended and graduated from the university of south carolina in 1959 with the degree in pharmacy and later established a scholarship fund within the university of south carolina school of pharmacy. for those students choosing to enter the life-long profession that he loved and cherished for so long. he founded good pharmacy in rock hill, south carolina, where he operated for 58 years. marvin was the face of good pharmacy where he greeted everyone with a smile, true compassion, and a desire to serve the hundreds of customers regardless of race, standing in life, or ability to pay. . he was genuinely concerned and interested in the well-being of his customers. in short when it came to customer service, marvin not the talked but walked the walk which is rare in today's world. marvin was active in his church, woodland methodist, for over 60 years where he served as treasurer and board member. his community service included ser

these hyatt go from 2023 to maybe a hike in 2022.hat probability distribution has been pulled forward and the timeframe, but that is not the biggest move to us. i think more surprising was hearing paper talks start. -- hearing taper talk start. we don't think that is going to happen until the end of the year. tom: your note on gdp is great. i put my pants on one leg at a time. i want you to tell me right now what jerome powell putting his pants on one leg at a time, what we do with 11.3% nominal gdp, your new statistic up 7.3%, plus 4% inflation. i think that math is 11.3%. that is a boom economy. stocks go up. anna: yeah, when you look historically, equities can go higher even as rates are moving higher. that is because of the level at which they are coming off of, where we are lifting off of. look at where the 10-year is. with these kind of changes to our projections, the big driver is going to be consumer expenditure. what may be a risk to our outlook, especially with have coming earnings, is how the supply chain and into earnings

accomplished musician, a father, a son, a friend of hawaii who unexpectedly passed away last week in hyatt 56 years of age. in order to tell you about robert, i must do so with great respect to his children, career path, and success as the consummate communicator. where, when, and how quickly he acquired his excellent skills, whether at his high school alma mater, the university of hawaii, where he earned a bachelor's degree in communications, or throughout his experience as a native hawaiian growing up on hawaii island, i can't say. yet, what i can say with certainty is that robert held the powerful ability of talking to people, not about people, but to people. and he did it exceedingly well with thousands, including myself, for 35 years in the in broadcast industry. it's quite possible that his talents were not learned skills at all but rather god-given gifts that he so willingly shared with all of us. as i would be hard pressed to find a living room or dining table in hawaii that did not at some point during that time welcome in robert and his daily evening news and sports reports. the

we're joined now by andy hyatt, he's the town manager for surf side, florida. andy, thanks so much for joining us. you have so much on your plate here as those rescuers work, hopefully to find someone still alive. we've heard that teams have detected sounds. do we know what those sounds are? have they heard any signs of life? >> well, at this point they're not sure. a lot of the settling of this building, things like that as things rub together. structural engineer is there. when things rub together, you never know if it' somebody or metal settling. it's a tall task ahead. a lot of due diligence is going on down there. it's painstakingly laborious and it's going to take quite a while to timely reach every single person. but they will not rest until -- >> you have said that exactly that. it could take upwards of a week or more to have, you know, final number here. it was so startling less than not hour an hour ago, 159 people missing at this point in time. it does not mean they're all dead, but they don't know where they are. is it possible, knowing the occupanc

potential double top or a launch pad, at 422.74 which was the early may high and then yesterday's hyattrtainly just kind of do one of those close your eyes and know that we're going probably to 440 but if we can't get there and we start to disintegrate as we starting to see a little bit of the science today, particularly in transportation, then, i would not discount that the euphoria turns to fear, and people start heading for the exits. charles: yeah, you know, we know that these resistance points particularly double tops, they're persistent people do give up. what kind of risk would that be, a lot of risk, 3%, 4%, 5%, more? >> well last time we had a correction which wasn't too long ago we had a 10% correction which is sort of the normal correction, so i would say we'd be looking at a 10% correction again, but this time, it may not be there and of course that's because we have these other factors, we have the dollar going down, we have the inflation, i think still very much a conversation here, and of course we have the fed not really sure what to do so these are factors that could co

joining us, surfside town manager, andrew hyatt.s showed our reporter damage in that building over the weekend. why on earth are people still in the other towers? >> good morning. first thing i want to do is make sure everybody knows we are very concerned about the individuals still being looked for and ones unaccounted for, prayers with the families. very concerned about these type of pictures that come out, these type of damages that look potentially hazardous. we had structural engineer go in that we hired, the gentleman was part of the recovery effort and post 9/11 with the pentagon, so we have a lot of expertise here, probably the most world renowned structural engineer in the country, and we're leaning on him. they looked at that. they do not perceive an issue with that, but we are looking further. each condo association is responsible for their own structural engineering as far as code and as far as miami-dade county code is concerned, so we lean on them to bring things to our attention, private property is one thing. around

hyatt who is the speaker. we're going to do english and then spanish with each speaker.ear with us as much as we can. okay? once we call the last question, it will be the last question. okay. what we'll do is start off with the honorable. >> thank you. thank you. well, here we are. the unimaginable, incredible -- our prayers are with the residents, with the families, with the community. what we know at this point is that the champlain tower south is a 12-story building. it's more than 130 units, and about half of those have collapsed. a massive search and rescue is under way, and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in the rubble. miami-dade fire rescue is leading the efforts, and they have been on the scene since the early morning, and they're doing an amazing job. thank you so much to our brave, brave fire rescue workers. they have years of experience in this type of operation, and they are doing everything they possibly can do, so we need to allow them to do their work. very important. we need

today we also welcome general charles flynn and lieutenant general walter hyatt who worked on the army staff on january 6th. neither of these career military officers was in the direct chain of command on january 6th, but they both participated in key discussions about how the national guard should respond. that response took far too long. documents obtained by the committee show that beginning at 1:30 p.m. top officials at the defense department received at least 12 urgent requests for help from the capitol police, the mayor, and other officials. but after a series of delays, the national guard did not arrive until 5:20 p.m., more than four hours after the capitol perimeter was breached. this is a shocking failure, and today we intend to get to the bottom of why it happened. at our last hearing, i was deeply dismayed that some of my republican colleagues denied basic truths about that day. so let's be clear. the attack was an insurrection. it was not a peaceful protest or a normal tourist visit. it was an insurrection. you don't have to take my word for it. the top republicans in cong

there's a package in conjunction with the grand hyatt.our test done at the international terminal. you get it back within an hour and then you spend the knowing that the next morning you're ready to go and get on that flight. but there's an extra cost. so that's important to keep in mind too. a little different than in the past what ever you route to get whatever route you take to get there. it's going to cost you a little bit more. most health insurance policies will cover a covid test its for travel. and so interesting because we used to get free covid tests and now they're on. and free anymore. >> well, and you know what, there are some instances that you can still find them for free. but what you need to be aware of is one. it needs to be a test from one of those providers that are listed to need to be asking, you know, what's the turnaround time. how quickly these results coming back because if they coming too late, there's nothing you can this. you know, you just can't stop now. again, this is all doable being once you get there, yo

they don't know, they don't care, they couldn't begin to tell you about hyatt. they couldn't begin to tell you the rank and file about friedman, about thatcher, about any of those things that flamed the republican party of old. >> and if anybody thinks we're nuts, and there are probably some people watching this that say, oh, you're wrong. not wrong! >> you are clarence sparrow. you just sold the argument. no, go ahead. >> adorable. >> -- liz cheney off the vote. if you're a betting person, you bet she loses her primary in wyoming. she was kicked out of leadership. cheney! liz cheney! she's the person that you guys are talking about, like, is there a market for that? the market has spoken, at least that small market that determines who has power in the republican party, and they've said, no, we don't want liz cheney! for one reason! january 6th. she said it's a lie. and it was a lie. guess what happens? you can't be in leadership. a pretty sensible republican on these topics, changes her tune. why? it's the only way to have power right now. you just have to reck

thank you so much asisty director hyatt. >> item five, recommend adoption of the proposed full year 2021-22 annual budget and work program. this is an action item. >> item 5 kovrp complements number three and let me share my presentation first. let me see. and i have some confirmation that you can see my presentation? >> great. this is the proposed budget and i will start off with the presentation and hand it over to the assistance deputy director for planning and this is an overall increase of 19% compared and the gray bar with the fiscal year and 2021-22 budget. with the obligation technology plant with 50,000 obligated from the ferry discretional -- sorry, the ferry discretion funds and $1 #.5 million is obligated from the treasure island development authority. the regional and other funds will be used to fill the 50% local match requirements from the federal atcmtd grants. moving on to slide three, this is the expenditures $2.9 million for fiscal year 21-22 and this is an overall 28% increase compared to the prior year. expenditures consist of 1.8 million and an increase of 8%. and t

what we're showing, some of the noticeable customers sprinklr has proctor & gamble, estay lauder, hyatt yes >> what exactly do they do i understand there's a link between companies setting out marketing materials and rnt interacting, engaging with their clients. explain what that means. what are they offering what's the service >> if you really think about it in the dinggital world, insteado having one customer call into a call center, you have over 30-plus different channels they have information coming into you and what sprinklr is able to do is go across all these channels and to be able for the customer to interface to the airlines i flew air france to paris this last week to attend viva tech. the ability to give them communications back to them across all the channels is key and to -- most companies are remarkably similar whether you're making cars, the airlines, et cetera. they differentiate themselves on how they interface with their customer if you can do this with one voice like cisco did that went across a whole bunch of technologies, that's what's in front of sprinklr. and th

andrew hyatt. >> first and foremost our thoughts and prayers are with the families and the victims. also i just want to make sure that the emergency personnel understand how important it is that we have their participation here. we appreciate it very much. we've been in contact with senator scott, senator rubio's office, been in touch with the governor's office, governor desantis, county mayor, other towns in our area and we're very appreciative of what they've offered and the assistance, anything we need. this is not going to be something that is going to be brief. it is something that will be for the long term and possibly at least a week and these people behind me it's very important that you recognize them because there is a lot of support here. this is who is helping to make this happen that we can resolve this as quick as possible. thank you. due to the lightning that you just saw we'll only allow four questions and for the safety of everyone here we'll move them out. you will be moved to the next block over. this will be vacated due for safety reasons. so just four questions

leisure travel is back, fortunately we have a portfolio of 100 hotels, mostly marriott and hilton, and hyattisure and transient focus, so i think the summer is going to be very strong. i think the real question is what happens after labor day do business travelers come back, and what do groups come back, and it's hard to say, but i think conservatively, i think looking at 2023 as probably when the recovery is back to 2019 levels, and god willing, it could be sooner that be that. >> back to yor sur stock, the s.e.c. probing more companies. as the ahead of a company that may or may not be wrapped in that craze, does that concern you? >> you just have to do things the right way and do the right thing. we have been a public company a lot time and know how to do things the right way and will continue to do so. if you go through things i'm tweeting, there's nothing material, nonpublic, trying to go through and listening to what investors are saying, and let them know that i'm a real person, and we have real people. we're standing in the lobby of one of our hotels. there are real employees here. th

scott, later today i will be speaking with the ceos of hyatt and carnival at cnbc's evolve summit ands of h&r block. 4% div hike. not translating to the stock it's down nearly 9% this hour. we're back right after this. ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers they also get our best deals. everyone. gets. the deals. questions? got it. but, why did you use a permanent marker? because i want to make sure you remember. i am going to get a new whiteboard. it's not complicated. only at&t gives everyone our best deals on every smartphone. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. >>> tesla shares hit the skids this year. down 14% do smoother roads lie ahead? find out on trading nation more "squawk on the street" coming up. that's great, carl. but we need something

carnival's ceo arnold donald appeared on a panel with the ceo of hyatt hotels earlier today at cnbc's it we robust bookings and pent up demand we are not where mark and the resorts are yet because we don't have the ships out sailing yet but we are looking forward to being nlg a similar position very soon. >> here more from arnold donald as well as interviews from earlier sessions by registering at cnbc events.com/evolve. nothing new in that sound bite but clearly an ongoing bullish outlook for the sector as whole. we will have to see if it continues. they are a bit behind the hotels and -- >> the challenge for them has been the regulatory front not the demand he has said the bookings are there, we just need to prove we can do it safely, carnival a winner today on the down market. >>> still ahead, coca-cola shares ticking ahead, looks like it could be due to soccer super star kriniano ronaldo. >>> and the dow is down more than 200 points following fed chair jay powell's press conference look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at

moderating that panel for your viewers who weren't aware, sara just interviewed the head of marriott, hyattyers in the industry as we heard for an hour, there is a sense of optimism things are improving but there are a whole host of challenges still out there the numbers will get us back to where we were in 2019. but for that to happen, this is the summer of leisure travel there are other segments that have to kick in. most likely that will start to happen after labor day on the group side we are just starting to see business pick up at a bunch of our properties we're starting to see interest from small groups. small groups lead to bigger groups and then the whole question of business travel. and you were kind to mention loews sapphire falls in orlando and a joint venture that we have with your parent company, comcast nbc universal. when sapphire opens next week, that means that all eight hotels, 9,000 rooms, will be reopened the theme park is doing well our hotels are doing well. so we are really looking forward to a very strong summer based on leisure travel >> it's sort of interesting th

grand hyatt hotel. $2.4 million will be paid annually for the term of 10 years, and then in addition the airport a one-time payment of $28.6 million for the lease of the harvey milk terminal 1 and the hotel infrastructure. the budget analyst does have a report, recommends approval, and i am available to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you, ms. wagner. mr. mÉnard? >> thank you, chair preston. so this proposed resolution would approve a 10-year cellular site lease between the airport and new cingular wireless. the lease includes a base rent starting at $2.4 million a year and escalating by 3% a year, as well as a one-time payment of $28.6 million to the airport to reimburse the cost of constructing a distribute antenna system for terminal one and the airport hotel. as we show on page 17 of our report, the base rent from the lease totals $27.5 million over the 10-year period, and we recommend approval. >> thank you, mr. mÉnard. president walton? >> thank you so much, chair preston. just a quick couple of questions, ms. wagner. one, i know -- i believe that the lease w

she has in the hyatt texas for us. what is the latest, alex? >> hi, john, take a look at this partially finished portion of the border wall. this is where we joined them last night for a ride along, and we saw hundreds of migrants coming from the brush in the middle of the night. we saw family after family holding hands in the darkness as the officers we were with lit up the ground to make sure they were safe from snakes and tarantulas. just one of the dangers on this journey. >> this group of families and adults are arriving their clothes muddy, their faces exhausted after a full day of traveling in the heat and humidity. the local agencies say ad will only become more treacherous as these temperatures here and southern texas continue to climb. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris will visit the border in el paso tomorrow. there yesterday, they warmed wad about the alarming numbers of death that already surpass last year, noting the dangers that agents themselves are facing. >> desperation increasing. by people being detected and apprehe

reimbursement payment of 28.6 million for neutral host, improvements to the terminal one and grand hyatt at sfo. >> president walton: please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: without objection the resolution is adopted. madam clerk please call item 38. >> clerk: i am pleased this is the last one in this grouping. item 38. this is a resolution to approve the first amendment between the city and saint vincent society of san francisco for navigation services at the center located at 224 south van ness avenue that provides temporary shelter and navigation services to approximately 186 adults experiencing homelessness extending through june 30th, 2025, and not to exceed by 30 million for a new amount of 40 million. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: please add me as a co-sponsor. thank you. >> president walton: thank you supervisor. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: it is adopted without objection. please call roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes.

here's the chart for wednesday and the hyatt stretching all the way from the mid in across the southernstarts to work its way in to a greater chance of rain here, for the south lots of low cloud around these coasts should break out, increasing amounts of sunshine in the afternoon. coolerfor amounts of sunshine in the afternoon. cooler for some of you compared to what we have seen on thursday, especially in scotland and northern ireland but tortures above where there should be for the stage of the year. high—pressure starts to establish itself once again with it cutting off that flow of cloud, a bit of morning mist and fog but increasing amounts of sunshine, and with our little see the second half of the week and lots of sunshine and temperatures on the rise. a bit more of a struggle for scotland and northern ireland, and a bit fresher here but even here still very nice in the sunshine. temperatures will fall a little bit has to go into next week but notice and education for england and wales, sticking with the temperatures from mid 20s, high—pressure in charge and the? comes from just h

they also invited lieutenant general walter hyatt. combined, these individuals have nearly 80 years of decorated service in the u.s. army. they were not in the chain of command january 6. they did not have the ability to order troops to move or to order them to stay on january 6. they did not have that ability. democrats want them to testify about a single phone call that they may or may not have been on. if democrats wanted answers, they would have demanded or subpoenaed acting chief pittman to testify at one of their hearings on the january 6 attack. instead, they left it to committed republicans to provide the acting chief, which we did. unfortunately, the minority does not have subpoena power. pittman served as head of the capitol police intelligence community january 6. how can you have credible hearings on january 6 when you don't invite the acting capitol police chief, who happened to be in charge of intelligence on january 6. given last week's bipartisan senate report outlining her ineffectiveness, her presence here today woul

reporter: yeah, so stu, i think what texas here we're at a 2.5 year hyatt $68 and change, so we're talkinglocks plans for the first-ever drill ing program in that 19 million-acre wilderness and republicans and oil interests have been pushing for exploration in this remote northeast corner of alaska, but it is interesting that no major oil companies actually bid for these rights because they've been shying away from these each pensive and they know political ly-sensitive mega projects in fact the bidding only came to $14 million and finished days before former president trump left office, so a lot of these big oil companies knew that if there was a new administration coming in a democratic one this was going to be off the shelf. stuart: 19 million-acres. that is an enormous amount of land okay, got it. susan thanks very much indeed. i'm going to do it one more time if it's not stuck in your head yet, it will be after this. one more time, please. play "baby shark." >> ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: i'm going to cut it short so you don't turn to a different channel but we're playing that because elon musk is

reimbursement payment of 28.6 million for neutral host, improvements to the terminal one and grand hyatt at sfo. >> president walton: please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: without objection the resolution is adopted. madam clerk please call item 38. >> clerk: i am pleased this is the last one in this grouping. item 38. this is a resolution to approve the first amendment between the city and saint vincent society of san francisco for navigation services at the center located at 224 south van ness avenue that provides temporary shelter and navigation services to approximately 186 adults experiencing homelessness extending through june 30th, 2025, and not to exceed by 30 million for a new amount of 40 million. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: please add me as a co-sponsor. thank you. >> president walton: thank you supervisor. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: it is adopted without objection. please call roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes.