respectfully, john and carol, i disagree with you.is more left than you think and these ideas we call socialists could very much be mainstream when it comes to today's demographic. david: we know in fact that liz warren, to your point, there's not that much difference between her and bernie and has come out with plants that are almost as expensive as some of his plans are but look at how close they are and carol is right you can't believe in all polls and this might be an outlier and we will see from polls that follow but it's also true joe biden has been making a lot of mistakes in public. it's always been prone to gas but is made more gas in the past couple weeks that he did in the previous couple of years. >> explain. david: like what? many examples the one where he was stuck black for poor and another one where - he's made about five big gaffs. >> but the president does everything today. david: but these are big gaffs of big policy issues. >> he's calling - he's paid $200,000 for college tuition but the reality is he doesn't have

thank you to this committee's clerk, john carole and i'd like to thank kerwin cooley at sf gov tv forstaffing this meeting. >> yes, please ensure you silence your cellphones and speakers cards are part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the july 30th, 2019 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you mr. clerk. for item number one, since supervisor brown is a co sponsor, i'm going to hold off on that. we'll call the items out of order. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 2. >> clerk: agenda item number 2 is a resolution regarding non renew of a historical property contract the owner of 960 market. under chapter 71 of the administrative code notifying the assess recordings office and authorization the notice of the non renewal and record a notice of non renewal. >> as you may be aware there's a state law called the mills act, which we administer through charter 71, i think it is, of our administrative code. it is an incentive for property owners to invest in their historic properties and gives them property tax abatement for a

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david: let's bring in our panel zachary, jonathan hoenig, carol roth and john burnette. as we just heard 572 million it's a lot of money but it's just a fraction of the original $17 billion lawsuit, stocks are popping, the stock pop is a result of that. it's actually come down and initially after the ruling, it was up over 4%. its come down to still a healthy 1.9%, so did the judge get it right, jonathan what do you think? >> well david ursino have to imagine at least some of that initial pop was just because of the fact this could have been so much worse. once again the state asked for billions of dollars and they got essentially about half of a billion but the prospect for even more court cases, cases in other states are one reason why we seen the stock come down once again and to the point made in grady's piece there's a lot of factors that go into the opioid epidemic and interestingly medical use is not the major cause of addiction or overdose and my fear is that all this attention, all this regulation is going to mean these drugs are less available to those who actu

carol lubahn. an inauspicious day to begin the prosecution of a man. could be but deputy johnt on anyway. >> what i'm going to be able to prove beyond any reasonable doubt, ladies and gentlemen, is that despite the fact that mike lubahn is a decent man, he murdered his wife. >> reporter: of course lewin knew that to prove a murder had occurred, he had to show the victim was no longer alive. for that he turned to detective wallace who explained to the jury the facebook and social media presence he created for carol had turned up a whole lot of nothing. >> have you been contacted by anybody, either by phone, e-mail, in writing, who says, you know what, i've seen carol lubahn after the day she disappeared? >> no. >> though as lewin and his team also let the juror hear, family members like carol's sister, gail, believed what mike told them, that carol had run off. >> has it been hard for you to accept the possibility that she may be dead? >> well, yes. >> is it maybe even more difficult by the fact that you cared deeply for the defendant? >> yes. >> reporter: and younger sister, t

training on the panel today carol ross, liz claman, john lakefield, and gary. the israeli government making the last-minute decision to formally block entry to congresswoman omar and rashida tlaib over their support to her palestinian led boycott movement. the two were scheduled to travel to israel tomorrow for a five day trip. prime minister benjamin netanyahu defending his position saying israel is open to all criticism but not calls for boycotts that harm the state. there's been a lot of response on both sides to israel's move in here is what 2020 candidate liz warren tweeted out earlier today. quote, israel does not advance his case as a tolerant democracy or unwavering u.s. ally by barring elected members of congress from visiting because of their political views. this would be a shameful, unprecedented move and i urge israel's government to allow congresswomen omar and rashida tlaib entry. should one of our strongest allies deny entries to any u.s. citizens especially members of the u.s. government. what do you think? >> i love to change the hearts and mi

claiming to be the relatives of notorious 1930s gangster, john dillinger want his body exhumed from an indianapolis cemetery. mike thompson and carolffith filed paperwork to have the body dug up for dna testing. they say they have proof that the body is not dillinger. john dillinger was shot and killed by fbi agents in 1934 following a spree of midwest bank robberies in which 10 people were killed. it is not clear when the remains will be exhumed but when that happens, the process will be covered as part of a history channel documentary. >>> ktvu fox2 news and 5:00 will be up next and they will be teaching everybody what to do if they encounter fentanyl. why advocates say it is important for everybody to know how to use narcan. >>> a new report from the oakland police department shows officers underreported use of force cases. how the department is responding, coming up next a 5:00. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets a

left-wing candidates that tried to be -- this sounds eerily familiar, but carol moseley brown, dennis kucinich, al sharpton, even john edwards and apart start to get into this. this is going to get into a out of hand. joe lieberman didn't want to run. neither did al gore. people in the party were dissing some delicately distancing themselves from bill clinton, te way democrats today are with barack obama. and john kerry, our precursor to joe biden. a warhorse in the senate but had a distinguished career and he was a gas machine. he was for the ' $87 billion before, he wore camouflage, i think they were junior colleague students, if you don't go to college will go to a rack. >> the military held a sign misspelled it to make fun of what he said. >> the democratic establishment of the that joe bidart is going to save them from the agendas kamala harris elizabeth warren and these lesser candidates are running on. cory booker, et cetera. when you actually look at joe biden, he's he's merely rather dismissive of john kerry. i think you'll do better than the others would, but he doesn't have the oomph for the swing states t

john. >> i love the new music. it is very carolurnett-like. >> are there any -- i know you said you have to be careful what you own, but are there broader trends do, for instance, a lot of the department store charts look terrible and the walmart and the targets of the world look better >> yes, i think what is so striking is how it cuts along two very different lines we know department stores are bad, but they've been bad for years and years and year walmart is emerging strength here target is emerging strength here every name in this group is not a loser. when you look at the xrt, there's such a diversity of stocks in there. there are things like carana it is a great picture. i don't know if you have seen it high short interest starting to break out here walmart is starting to outperform amazon as well. when you look for dynamic changes underway, it is happening at the stock level, not the group level. i think it is very important. >> so i'm actually long foot locker i know they report on friday i mean to me, i don't look at the c

people claiming to be relatives of mentors 1930s gangster john dillinger what his body exhumed from an indianapolis cemetery mike thompson and caroln griffin filed paperwork throughout the body dug up and it's dna tested they say they have proof the body is not dillinger, dillinger was shot and killed by fbi agents back in 1934. it is not clear when the body will be exhumed but when it is, it will be covered as part of the history channel documentary. >>> stil a very small effort that the city has put forth to solve a problem. >> it is warm for the weekend. >>> an early morning chase has started on the political ended with the arrest of please answer the call about two men breaking into a utility truck. suspects took off when police arrived. they took over the chase when spieth hit 100 miles per hour on northbound 880, officers successfully deployed spike strips and the prius eventually stopped at police and is pictures of all of the stolen tools that have now been recovered. they say they have had a string of recent burglaries targeting utility trucks and toolboxes. >>> ktvi along with other media outlets is partnering with the s

i want to honor one of my political mentors and friends carol eto who introduced me to steve and sandy and john and i want to thank you for all your activist on this. whatever we can do, both as commissioners and private citizens, to help spur this along and find funding sources, i just want to pledge i'm very interested in helping and supporting that. i hope we can move this along as fast as possible. >> president buell: thank you, commissioner. mr. ginsburg. >> general manager ginsburg: it's all been said. let me be brief and thank the japantown task force and all those particularly focused on the peace plaza project. for your collaboration because that's why we're here at the end of the day because we rolled up our sleeves and collaborated. to that end a special shout out to michael degregorio, our project manager, who helped lead the facilitated community design process. and also he took the initiative to debut this new way of showing a concept design through video and through interviews, which we haven't done before. it is a great way to tell the story. that's our job, to tell the story ab

indictment of the grading system, i want to get to point caroll is making this professor is anticapitalism, that is what made this country great, johnllion e standard oil, and bill gates out of his garage gave us microsoft, and et cetera, that is why we won the american revolution because we want to be better than the other guys, that is what grading is about, being better and achieverring goals, without that we might as well live in a -- for crying out loud, god bless israel by the way. >> you are getting rid of actual human elements, humans are actually driven by their own gain. the incentive system, if you get rit orid of that what do we live like? i don't know, the merit base system gets me up every day, i go out, compete, beat the next guy do well for myself, based on what i earned. my hard work, i don't want that government giving me anything, i don't' professors giving me anything, i want to earn what i get. david: no coincidence, this professor, socialiveists don't e meritocracieses, they want everyone to be equal but the fact is that we're not equal. >> few schools that tried it. have had a hard time attracting good student

carol: and check out our podcast. jason: more bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ ♪ david: so you started your own company at what age? johnd: and where did you get the money to capitalize it? john: my mom gave me everything she had that was liquid. my dad gave me what he thought he could afford to lose. david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's, and it is said that you eat mcdonald's every day. is that true? john: it is just about every day. david: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: and is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. all right.

john delaney. we will address taxes, health care, immigration, and a lot more, and we thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today is carol cutbaum. mayor de blasio saying he wants to tax the rich in the

john delaney. we will address taxes, health care, immigration, and a lot more, and we thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today is carol roth, christina partsinevelos, gary cutbaum. mayor de blasio saying he wants to tax the rich in the last debate. in fact he made it into the website. i would venture that a majority of the panelists here would be against you on that, mr. mayor, i want to give you a forum to make your case. why do we need to tax the hell out of the rich? >> thank you for that. thanks for the opportunity to be with you. i want everybody to look at the details of the plan at tax the hell.com. it is a website. it is provocative on purpose. for 40 years, the people in this country, middle class people, working class people, have been either stuck economically or going backwards. that's the larger truth to what we experienced. i go to iowa, many states, people are talking about their frustration and concern the next generation is going to do worse than they did. part of what we need to address is the reality is small number of people have gotten richer and richer, paying less and less in taxes. david: that'