>> >> i'd like to move joseph michael on the assessment board of appeals thank you without objection and congratulations. >> item 4. >> item 4 is the hearing to consider poind two members for the pedestrian safety advisory committee two seats and two applicants our two applicants are howard and one howard is here correct me if i am wrong if you come come forward and make a presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm howard and i'm pleased to come before you i don't know how many times i was on the original pedestrian safety task committee and actually before that we formed an ad hoc pedestrian safety task force and went to the supervisors and wrote an ordinance creating and i'm proud of the one part that says everyone is a pedestrian to be part of their commute for any trip i think that kind of sets the stage on the other side i'm disappointed that even though we have gone wholeheartedly into vision zero the numbers don't show is it leaves us a lot of work to do in the committee i hope we can do more and reach out out to make it clear to you supervisors and the mta and the public

>> >> i'd like to move joseph michael on the assessment board of appeals thank you without objection and congratulations. >> item 4. >> item 4 is the hearing to consider poind two members for the pedestrian safety advisory committee two seats and two applicants our two applicants are howard and one howard is here correct me if i am wrong if you come come forward and make a presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm howard and i'm pleased to come before you i don't know how many times i was on the original pedestrian safety task committee and actually before that we formed an ad hoc pedestrian safety task force and went to the supervisors and wrote an ordinance creating and i'm proud of the one part that says everyone is a pedestrian to be part of their commute for any trip i think that kind of sets the stage on the other side i'm disappointed that even though we have gone wholeheartedly into vision zero the numbers don't show is it leaves us a lot of work to do in the committee i hope we can do more and reach out out to make it clear to you supervisors and the mta and the public

twenty-three -year-old joseph michael easy. offering a $10,000 reward for anyone with information.l: an announcement the mayor made today about the future of atlantic city specifically and a nearly $2 million bond payment that had to be paid today. >> the cash-strapped city counts down to certain financial ruin in the middle of june they had to face an immediate concern over whether to make a $1.8 million municipal bond payment, and it was just announced that that is what will be done. the city will not be able to make that payment and pay their employees at the same time with property tax revenue trickling in. after careful consideration they decided they do have the cash but it is a flexible situation. i talked to the council president to ask him if the city truly runs out of money, as is predicted by the middle of june comeau, what would that look like? >> would it be disastrous? honestly speaking, we have never been in this situation before. i don't know what atlantic city would look like, government shutdown, residents not able to get services. >> could have been the 1st city

>> >> i'd like to move joseph michael on the assessment board of appeals thank you without objection and congratulations. >> item 4. >> item 4 is the hearing to consider poind two members for the pedestrian safety advisory committee two seats and two applicants our two applicants are howard and one howard is here correct me if i am wrong if you come come forward and make a presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm howard and i'm pleased to come before you i don't know how many times i was on the original pedestrian safety task committee and actually before that we formed an ad hoc pedestrian safety task force and went to the supervisors and wrote an ordinance creating and i'm proud of the one part that says everyone is a pedestrian to be part of their commute for any trip i think that kind of sets the stage on the other side i'm disappointed that even though we have gone wholeheartedly into vision zero the numbers don't show is it leaves us a lot of work to do in the committee i hope we can do more and reach out out to make it clear to you supervisors and the mta and the public

>> >> i'd like to move joseph michael on the assessment board of appeals thank you without objection and congratulations. >> item 4. >> item 4 is the hearing to consider poind two members for the pedestrian safety advisory committee two seats and two applicants our two applicants are howard and one howard is here correct me if i am wrong if you come come forward and make a presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm howard and i'm pleased to come before you i don't know how many times i was on the original pedestrian safety task committee and actually before that we formed an ad hoc pedestrian safety task force and went to the supervisors and wrote an ordinance creating and i'm proud of the one part that says everyone is a pedestrian to be part of their commute for any trip i think that kind of sets the stage on the other side i'm disappointed that even though we have gone wholeheartedly into vision zero the numbers don't show is it leaves us a lot of work to do in the committee i hope we can do more and reach out out to make it clear to you supervisors and the mta and the public

>> >> i'd like to move joseph michael on the assessment board of appeals thank you without objection and congratulations. >> item 4. >> item 4 is the hearing to consider poind two members for the pedestrian safety advisory committee two seats and two applicants our two applicants are howard and one howard is here correct me if i am wrong if you come come forward and make a presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm howard and i'm pleased to come before you i don't know how many times i was on the original pedestrian safety task committee and actually before that we formed an ad hoc pedestrian safety task force and went to the supervisors and wrote an ordinance creating and i'm proud of the one part that says everyone is a pedestrian to be part of their commute for any trip i think that kind of sets the stage on the other side i'm disappointed that even though we have gone wholeheartedly into vision zero the numbers don't show is it leaves us a lot of work to do in the committee i hope we can do more and reach out out to make it clear to you supervisors and the mta and the public

. >> good morning and thank you for your consideration so i'm joe or joseph michael my mom calls me when i did things wrong give you a little bit of background i'll an attorney for almost 10 years started out in private practice in san diego and moved to san francisco about 6 and a half years ago started working with the youth department of labor so i'm a trial attorney with the department of labor and general practice is protecting workers rights for overtime to protect their retirement benefits it is really awarding work but now i've been there for 6 nature years i feel comfortable to look for other ways to give back to the community for the last 6 to 8 months looking for opportunity in the city and recently joined the board of nonprofit in visitacion valley school programs support for the elementary schools and middle school and look at positions in the city including the san francisco board of appeals and i love about my current job to be presented with a case and look at it rules and regulations and come to conclusions and i think i'd like to apply those same skills to what i'll do

before we show the video, why did you use joseph as an example? michaeluse joseph, when i came to washington in the late 1970's, he was in his mid-70's -- he was a big deal. he was the guy you aspired to be. jim fallows, a well-known journalist today, wrote a piece about an, about how he represented the monarchy of washington journalists. and yet, you can walk through the washington post newsroom today and ask people, who is joseph kraft? and it would have no idea. brian: let's look at what joseph kraft looked like. [begin video clip] >> i would like to ask you, as you look ahead in the next four years, what sacrifices are you going to call on the american people to make? what price will you ask them today to realize your objectives? if you felt that it was appropriate to answer that question in your comments as to what price they would be appropriate for the american people to pay for a carter administration, i think that would be proper. [end video clip] brian: he was only 62 when he died. why was he such a big deal? michael: beats me. he was very good

why did you use joseph kraft as an example for someone? michael: because joseph kraft, when i came to washington in the late 1970's, he was in the midst 1970's, -- mid-1970's, he was a big deal. he was the guy you aspired to be. fallows, he wrote a piece about him, about how he ofresented the monarchy washington journalists. you could go out to the washington post newsroom today and asked people who is joseph kraft, and they would have no idea. brian: let's look at what joseph kraft look like. our audience can ask themselves, do you remember joseph kraft? [video clip] >> i would like to ask you as sacrificesead, what are you going to call on the american people to make? what price are you going to ask them to pay to realize your objectives? carter, if governor you felt it was appropriate to answer that question and your comments as to what price would be appropriate for the american people to pay, i think that would be proper. he was only 62 when he died of heart failure. why was he such a big deal? michael: beats me. he was very good at articulat

joining us new york city councilman joseph boreli, tara setmayer and michael smerconish, host of "smerconish" which you can see this saturday on cnn. michael, these lines are being drawn now ever more, i think, solidly. we heard donald trump essentially say i'm going to tell paul ryan listen to the voters. the voters picked me. so if he goes into that meeting with that message, how do they come out of that meeting with any agreement? >> it's gotten him this far. he's had more than 10.6 million individuals cast a ballot for him. it's about 40% of the votes cast thus far. but he loses unless he grows to 10. he's trailing hillary by 13 according to the latest cnn/orc poll. he's viewed disfavorably by a stunning number of republicans and it's time to put this team together. i think paul ryan has unintentionally done him a favor. he's given him the opportunity to come in, have a conversation, negotiate if you will because there are many who feel like ryan feels. they are unhappy about the fact that donald trump is their standard bearer, but he needs them. it's in both of their best interests if t

before we show the video, why did you use joseph kraft as an example? michael: because joseph kraft, when i came to washington in the late 1970's, he was in his mid-70's -- he was a big deal. he was the guy you aspired to be. well, jim fallows, a well-known journalist today, wrote a piece about him, about how he represented the monarchy of washington journalists. and yet, you can walk through "the washington post" newsroom today and ask people, who is joseph kraft? and they would have no idea. brian: let's look at what joseph kraft looked like. our audience can ask themselves from the remember joseph kraft? i remember when i first came here he was in the paper a most every day. [begin video clip] >> i would like to ask you, as you look ahead in the next four years, what sacrifices are you going to call on the american people to make? what price will you ask them to pay to realize your objectives? let me add, governor carter, that if you felt that it was appropriate to answer that question in your comments as to what price it would be appropriate for the america

michael mckee, i spoke to lloyd blankfein last night. arch capital's fans. mr. blankfein says abby josephd today. michael: my feeling that they are cursed is absolutely correct. it is like the chicago cubs for a long time and the boston red sox. superstars,iant milken and crosby of pittsburgh. tell our audience about mr. ovitz can of the capitals. he scores 50 goals a year but has not made it past the second round of the playoffs in his career, unlike mr. crosby. ,om: for those who are inside you wonder how long he can stay in washington. francine, step in here. francine: i just googled how many fans of the nhl -- the nhl has come and they claim 50 million fans. tom: it is a huge deal. there are many less hockey fans in basketball, but advertisers love the demographic, particularly in canada. for those of you in canada, i am wearing my don cherry blazer tomorrow. let's get to volley -- let's get to volatility right now. ite: sergio ermotti calls damaging volatility. we have seen it in the bank losses because volatility is up and we can show that with the vi x index, which has marched high

joseph, good morning. you're going head-to-head or michael o'leary is taking the challenge to your doorstep.ke this challenge? is it going to be on price? or expansion head-to-head in those airports where he is. it was the latest. jozsef: we have been competing with ryanair for a long time in different markets. this is not new to us. competition is effective like. it is good to us because it makes us sharper. we are very focused on cost and this is the basic premise of our business. our competitors -- ryanairan ask you, sir, are snapping at your roots. are you seeing a drop in bookings as a result of ryanair to the challenge to you? jozsef: we are not. we're increasing capacity. we are the largest airline. we know the customers and we are in capacity to do it. we are seeing demand and weaken them -- and we can benefit from demand. don't -- we still don't know what happened to the egyptair a disaster that happened. we still do not know what exact because it. there have been a number of terror related incidents in recent months that have weighed on some affects of the airline industry. d.c. th

joseph votel, asking for more ammunition. we'll have more on that story tomorrow on "new day," but we want to talk to michael weiss, a senior editorhat's going to happen there? >> reporter: well, so fallujah has been held by isis since 2014. this is the kind of sign that al qaeda insurgency or initially against the united states military and the iraqi government. you'll recall there were two battles to retake fallujah in 2004, the second of which leveled the city. the americans got done with it. this has been sort of the backyard of these groups since the americans toppled sad dam in 2003. my concern, we say the iraqi is going to retake it, but in fact, there is maliciaa, but out of loyalty to iran, and sunnis under the isis rule in fallujah do not want them coming in because they don't see them as liberators. they're going to burn down houses and arrest anybody they consider to be quote-unquote collaborators with isis and probably torture them in prisons. this has been a serial problem in this war. particularly very professional nonsectarian groups like the golden division, they go in and retake terrain, things tend to go a bit b

. >> michael bay did a brilliantri job and leave everyone withon quote all the gods all the heavens and all the hell's areel wienies.wienie josephavily used in the film.ef thank you for your service. s this has been incredible honordl to sit across from both of you.f thank you so much.anyou so muc i really appreciate it. i >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back very shortlyy with the rest of the sho sw. thank you. ♪ >>> hey, hey, are you ready for the weekend? are you ready forr the summer? we sure are as goog day at 10a kicks off holiday weekend in huge way. w >> on this hot friday our zipur trip is in one of the coolestooe places around national harbor.br so don't miss what the crew hash there including remember ncaa basketball hero kris jenkins. and villanova is going to joinoi us live. us liv >> hot action is back here inac the loft, too.loft, t r and b star she performs livere for us this hour. >> and star power does not end e there.. because terminator two's robertr patrick is here. h fresh off ride across the t country.un his memorial day message thatest you will want to hear.o h good day at 10a starts now.