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os they invest more in preserving theirion. but i don't think we've appreciated how that ramifies throughout society. the way it locks them in place, draws battle lstes, creates st. >> reporter: and what's driving this? >> the bic driver is something that we're all familiar with. we all know the story of rising inequality. that creates a kind of rigidity, an instability.ls thatremoves fact and reason from our discussions, that we're not able to have meaningful, a meaningful basis for discussion among all americans. inequality feeds on itself to some degree. so the greater the concentration of wealth, the more that the peopleith that wealth can use it to consolidate their position. by investing it inrmon-financial of wealth. >> reporter: i've heard this referred to as transactional capital now. >> it can also be just physiological capital in a certain sense. so it turns out that not only are the wealthier getting healthier, but the people in the lower deciles are actually tting less healthy in many respects. so for example for white,

i also wany,os a whe you have the city administrator, who we all voted unanimously to re appoap and department heads coming and expressing concerns, my instinct is to say okay, i need to get you in a room and let's iron these things out. that has clearly not -- i don't want to say it hasn't happened, it just hasn't been successful yet. i'm not sure exactly why. but i did actually ask if there were some meetings. and yes, there were. they didn't go anywhere, in one person's opinion. i really think it's incumbent that that hard discussion happens. it's incumbent on the parties that that hard discussion happens in the next few days. i want to pass a pla, i want to do it quickly. i think that it is right that it happen in committee. it is very extraordinary that we have a committee of the whole. and i hope that we can get this done next monday or in thetexco meetings as the gao committee. >>> thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor safai? >>> thank you,adam president. much of what i was going to say supervisor pes id. just for clarity, the process of pulling something from a committee to the full

i mentioned the tariffs details. ose thould be released on friday if the deadline isn't pushed back for some reason. that's about all that we know this point. >> what's on the agenda? >> as we mentioned the defense authorization, this trade debate is going to be one that will be interesting to watch. on the house side they will have a number of bills related to the opioid crisis. republican leadership is moving through but so much of the attention in the house is going to be on immigration and whether republicans can come to an agreement among themselves to put the bill on the floor or whether it's the position that moderate republicans are pursuing later this month, that's going to be ocpying a lot of attention. >> explain what it is, how many votes do they need? where are they and will they stick to the tuesday deadline that they said trigger them to get the signatures they need and force a vote? >> this petition is a petition to discharge a bill that the leadership is not bringing to the floor. it's in the house rules

os. this i now a scene where they are continuing their investation at this point.e sith someone earlier who told us they could hear gunshots f wm their home as ere trying to get away from the scene actually very distraught as we them.wit we also spoke with congressman anthony brown. he sent hisnc condole and said that, you know, something like thist is unacceptable. as you know, thisar is -- this is part of his district. so, very emotional for the people outy here, cit police, county police, a lot of agencies out here responding. we've also got some clinicians that are out here talki to police as well as witnesses. at this time wtt we have learned the suspect, a white male who used a long gun. now, police are questioning him at this time. he is in custody. as far as the victims, w do know five fatalities, several other people in grave condition right now accordiic toials. ngey are also questio witnesses.a total of at lst -- e than 170 people were evacuated and brought to an area where they are being reconnected with family members. now, officials they are giving a

i have copied the director and president adam os it. i have asked and they have agreed to come to the presentation and how they could do the mitigation regarding the impact on small businesses. >> do they have to do it on the 16th? >> obviously, they saw what happened on the mission corridor, and, unfortunately, we are trying to mitigate that. they knew this going on that 25% of total sales was going to be affected. there is a 25% decline in the corridor. foot traffic has declined considerably as well so they are trying to do better outreach, but this is an opportunity to give them feedback, you know, see what we can do. >> i know we are going to have department of public health come in and talk about prop e. i hear from and i don't know if you hear from it. i heard from two smaller stores, liquor stores, they make sandwiches. the department of public health is coming in to make them change the way they cook bacon around stuff like that. have you heard of any of that? >> i want to get more information. i have a small business owner that

. >> i have played mm os my entire lives. dearest closest friends i made through those games. but it will make it harder for doctors to be able to properly diagnose someone if you are creating niche categories. if someone has depression and is using video games as a crutch. then treating them for gaming disorder is not going to help the root cause. this is not something that is going to help people. it will only further stigmatize an industry that doesn't deserve it. charles already maybe it -- charles: maybe it's the obsessive behavior that leads to addiction. underlying addiction is usually ptsd. and core rooted belief systems, negative belief systems and a maladaptive way of handling life. want to go escape your reality into another reality based upon whether you get freedom or peace of mind or control. you can't just treat addiction from the outside in. you have to treat it from the inside out. >> because you have been involved in this and you are so passionate about it. en i have seen you push back between any correlatio

cities evol, they're constantly growing, constantly maflecting and constantly osing pvechange i see this as a positive change. i appreciate your leadership on this and would love to be added as a sponsor as well. thank you. >>> and so we have a motion on the floor. >>> motion on the floor, do we have a second that? >>> i second that wholeheartedly. >>> we have a second and a wholehearted motion and we can do that without objection. i want to thank the members of the public for coming out to speak on this item. madam clerk, any other items before this board? >>> there's no further business. >>> meeting is adjourd. thank you very much. we closed public comment, there's no public comment once we close it. . >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. n

you gotta go to ross >>> a love look across the national mall -- a live look across thable i national mall osny day. an update comi o up the father's day forecast. >>> on a picture-perfect day, a world war ii vet g chance to get back into the cockpit of a plane for a dream flight. >> a dream for us to watch this. ericka gonzalez is there to see miss maybell in action. >> report: at 96, mabelle campbell goes about everywhere with her walker. today isn't about walking, it's out flying in one of these -- a restored boeing 1940 steerman, open cockpit. iv not afraid at all. >> reporter: prte first class campbell is a world war ii veteran. serving her country at the age of 19, she got the mail out toh soldiers, she says. >> i have flown a plane before because i was in the women's army corps. we flew different places. >>hereporter: she's part of first group of african-american women inrvhat e. >> i told them youere too young, and we didn't accept black people. if they were wrong, i told them. >> reporter: we mitt m-- we met ms. campbell at the airport for what's called a dream flight. >> that airpla

are there any other members of the public here for item number 10, seeing none, public com osed i think we areall deeply committed togetti the downtown extension into the trans bay terminal. as a matter of fact, when we hear item 11, and i apologize to mr williams, and the folks who are here, i think the number of us are actually anxious to go to the opening of that salesforce towerat towers above, or next to that trans bay terminal. so this is an information item. there is much more to come over the months and years ahead. it is our job to make sure that, unlike in phase one, that the san francisco county transportation authority it remains intimatelremainsintimats project is delivered, hopefully as close to on time, and hopefully as close to the squishy budget as it now -- as is possible. with that, mr clerk, could you please read the next item? >> clerk: item 12, internal accounting report, item 11, update on san francisco transportation agencies with chair accessible taxi incentive program and recreational shuttle service program. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. miss williams, i te

review in the second half gave nigeria the chance from the spot joshi's victim oses stepped up kept his nerve i am celebrated in style i at this point nigeria had one foot in the knockout stages but sent about marcos rocco smashed in the window four minutes from time i log and tina finished second setting up a heavyweight clash with france in the next round. and while argentina faced nigeria croatia were on their way to a two one victory against iceland after some lucky bounces he landed else for the opening goal in the fifty third minute by the impressive strike from the courageous and defensive midfielder then die on a low over in kent of the ball in the box in the seventy fifth minute allowing. circuits and to step up and equalized and when us i mean time in the dying minutes of the match yvonne harris stitch hit a so perfect strike to clinch victory there for a shade bounce as the winners of booty. all going to watch a football match is something that most fans take for granted but for an iranian activist that is not a given women in her country have been prevented from entering football st

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fact even as i am writing the same story and being a writer and doing things, the world in which i am making osedecisions for the outcome, the narrative will be different from the outcome will be different every time we' time we writes the same story during the same thing. it doesn't have to have the same ending. like we decide how our script is written. >> can you tell us about your initial process when it comes to writing about herself? i know jamie said you write mostly fiction. i am an academic writer and mine is totally different from each of you. recently my therapist suggested i start journaling that i find it difficult to write about myself or others. so line was really bored and starts off with like today was good, so and so was annoying. and i think women should develop a practice of writing about themselves and most importantly see it as a practice of building an archive. so although they won't be published, their contributions are still important for future generations that might discover their personal archives. i used memoirs like black women and history is about black wom women. i

i have another two that i'll be pitchish. we will see if they get bought. scarlet: you live in .oss >> i was told it's a good idea to start writing the yourself so you've got grabs on it when it gets cookish. i have a little bit of a start with that. scarlet: i look forward to seeing all the developments that come out of that. editor atior marketplace. what does the devil's half mile refer to? street, they called it that. it's not half a mile long, long. third of a mile but the devil's third of a mile doesn't have the same ring. scarlet: thank you so much. julie? julie: thanks, scarlet. up next, michael's take on regulators will approach crypt currencies. pproach crypt currencies. julie: what did you miss? regulators are coming for crypt ocurrencies, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, the ceo and founder of galaxy digital capital management. spoke at the bloomberg summit. >> the regulators had to get involved so they are getting involved and they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. the first thing is wait a let's calm things down and go after fraud, let's go after mark

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i think he found his voice on ose issues. na would be profoundly per and passionate. the writing was quite different from the other decisions. it ronated with him. that is what made him a critical bridge figure. he has a cservative philosophy, but he shows that you can have tt philosophy and ill defend individual rights. that is going to be his most st hisg legacy, not vote, but his voice. jane: what do you think of the timing of his retirement in an election year? jonathan: could not be worse. the timing for democrats trulyco d not be worse. they risk the potential of being largely pedestrian in this entire confirmation fight.s the republict rid of the filibuster rule when they had the gorsuch nomination. that means that this is set up for a straight-muscle some of those democrats may have difficulty voting against a nominee. th have democrats in state like misuri, west virginia, where president trump is very popular. so it truly could not be worse for the democrats. moreover, of all the things you can say about president trump, the one thing you cannot say is that h

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so i wanted toring to the show some of ose narratives.hen cyndy, with whom i've worked for 16 year she reminded me that her father was a uranium miner. >> he worked close to 20 years in the mines, not knowing the effects, years on down the road that this would have on them and us. he had good intentions to provide for his family. but the cancer that he was agnosed with was directly related to working in the mines. >> to hear cyndy talk about her dad, it, yeah, just really touched me, you know. that history and the personal impact it had on this family of someone i know closely. so yeah that was the imagery i started working with.rs >> when i fisaw chip's piece, it brought tears to my eyes, really.th to kno it's posted where it's at in phoenix, and then also just north of flagstaff as well is it's a huming experience. and when i got tre to the exhibition itself, it was breathtaking. for me, it important to keep the memory alive, for myen childrmy future grandchildren. i want them to know how my father helped us to become who we are today.

so when i was 10, i began studying violin in san scocind from there, i pretty much never stopped and os well. that the only thing i've ever known is to have musit is someone actually playing next to you someoisteng to recording. y flute that i actually and we didn't have a flute. it's always been a way of life. i didn't know that it could be any other way. >> could yo give me an e over here. great. when you teach and you're seeing a student who has a problem, you have to think on your feet to solve that problem. and that same kind of of thinking that you do to fix it applies to your own psi . f i'min atudent and theyre having a hard time getting a certain note, they can't find thight note. and i have to think of a digestible way to explain it to d, d, e. >> yes. those echoing i on to my own my head. okay. why am i missing this? i just told somebody that they needed to do this. maybe i should try the same thing. i feel a lot of pssurehen i' y tng kids. u might think that there is less pressure if they are going on to udy music or in collegehat ie relaxing. i actually find that the opposi

things i would have done differently in term oses the story. didn't want -- there's an epilogue in the book -- i don't see you -- way in the back, oh, wow, i can barely see you. i didn't even want to write -- the epilogue is called "trump-putin." i didn't want to write it. my publishers thought it was a good idea and helped with allowing me to be on anderson cooper and jake tapper today. without that enmichigan maybe i wouldn't be on there i didn't want to right that because that's too contingent and will be out of date. but there is one part, flying back here the other day i look eight, that it do kind of regret and would have changed. -- i got ill right but -- you asked me what i'd do different. this is what i'd do different. i started this talk saying this a tragedy. right? tragedy in u.s.-russia relations, obama administration, myself, and we should be judges by our results, right? not our intentions. doesn't matter if you tried really hard playing basketball, if you lose the game you lose the game, it's in the loss columnment so no as for

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i do. tomorrow is going tbe one of ose kind of transitional days where we go from what we've seen. great day today. beautiful yesterday. to what's going to becomeore humid. more shower activity likely over the next couple of days and i ba think you py need the umbrella. tomorrorrible day >> not award winning, though. >> definitely not award winning. ry good. nicely done. out there now looking at clouds and sun. you e seectly that. we've got shadows and sunshine down there towards the monument. looking good there. temperatnge sitt 79 degrees. winds out of the south at 12 miles per hou if you are going out, you probably noticed that there is a little bit more humidit than there was out there early this morning. we'll continue to see that humidity on the rise. 79 in lease burg. consecutive in stanton. we've seen cuds in area all day and we're also seeing some showers in those areas too. what we do have is the cloud cover. look at thethlouds. all snd west of d.c. we've seen in and out of the clouds and d.c. baltimore seeing mostly sunny skies. same thing over towards ocean city. here's

it's all because of a storm out west, south of chicago, a little bit os a spin and i going to move ourg our way tomorrow and it's going to go t, our no this is a severe storm and notice d.c. in a pretty good risk of severe storms but north and west of us this is what's called a slight risk of severe weather. that tells us we have a good chance of scattered thunderstorms, some could be strong to severe. we think we could see a couple heoo tomorrow afte amelia, we think we are going to see them but they won't be all thhi widespread andis not a severe weather day, per se. >> right. exactly. we are going to ve some widely scattered thunderstorms out there tomorrow between about 5:00 and 11:00 p. and because of the heat and humidity among other factors we couldee heavy rain thankfully i'm not seeing a huge threat for flooding because these storms will be moving at a ni pace at5 to 30 miles an hour but gusty winds could cause isolated wind damage a a low threat for some hail and a very low threat for a tornado, b i n't put that at absolutely no risk. so again scattered teanderstorms to with

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so that ose are the comments t i have. does anybody else have any other questions or comments? commissioner haney? >> can you explain the timing of this a little bit more because it does seem like there's some concerns and we're being told that basically we have no choice but to approve it. which puts us in a tough position. again, i don't know how we would vote if it was just -- but again, if we're told that this needs to be approved by the board and we're getting a lot of information about the process that actually we don't really have a choice, that puts us in a bad position. so how -- what's your -- what's your explanation for that and how do we make sure something like this doesn't happen again? >> yes. i apologize for that. we actually did the process in the spring so that we would be able to bring it to the board earlier. however, there were some unforeseen delays with getting the contracts finalized once the bidding process was over. and then, we were scheduled to bring it to the board in may, and i was on vacation for some of that period of time, so the -- the presenta

. >> i don't agree with any of ose things. >> you don't have to agree with it, but can you disproveit. >> before you say nice things about anybody, do you look at what they sai in the past. >> when you're talking about bigots and anti-semites. >> trying to change the topic from the fact this president has been successful -- >> it's not about the president. >> because of that, he's going to bring me and the other republicans across the finish line, and it's going to be a red tide this november. >> listen, maybe it will, maybe it won't. >> it will be. but you represen different. okay? you have cottoned -- >> told you what i represent. i am the foremost expert on what cory stewart believes. i told you. i don't believe any of those things you mentioned. >> why did you call somebody who is an anti-semite and an obvious bigot your hero. >> let me ask you this question. are you going to have tim kaine on thisprogram? >> if say >>right, so you ask him this question. has tim kaine -- ask tim kaine whether he condemned antifa -- >> oh, please. >> a domestic terrorist organization that takes peo

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