so thank you, commissioner katz. i think we want to open it to other port staff would like to say a couple words on her behalf. >> port staff or public. >> or public, of course, sorry. >> good afternoon, commissioners. brad benson. commissioner katz, i -- i've known you for almost 20 years, and first at the board of supervisors, when i worked for supervisor ammiano, and i think you have a real passion and commitment to public policy. i know on the civil rights front, but you're also a policy wonk after my own heart. as supervisor, commissioner katz required all utilities to carrie warning when in the public right-of-way. i think it's that attention to detail that has made you such a great public servant both here at the board of supervisors and at the port commission. i know you really love the development work that we were doing. you're a passionate proponent of the pier 70 project. i think the final thing that i want to say is almost all of your remarks, you really went out of your way to say what great work staff

>> first of all, i also want to take time to say a very special thank you to leslie katz. having the time to work with leslie, she was very hard working. her heart and soul was in san francisco. being a former supervisor, being a commissioner, and leslie's commitment to social justice and politics, and leslie was always very proud that her dad was one of the attorneys that represented dr. martin luther king, and so we will definitely miss leslie. thank you, corrine for that touching shout out about leslie. well deserved. i want to say to commissioners gilman and makras, welcome. you jump right in. thank you so much for that. and doreen and kimberly, thank you for the time that we've had on the commission. i just want to bring the commissioners up to date on what we were doing. i missed the last meeting. i was in melbourne, australia, and i went to nashville, tennessee for the anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king. we need to talk about the seawall commercials and to use it right here and bring it down home so that we can really get the seawall going. a

that level of lean staffing affects everyone. >> reporter: since katz took over in late 2014, the liveshelter has increased significantly while out euthanasia rate has dropped. many at the shelter are concerned that if katz goes, several top managers may leave with her. >> i don't know how we can accept anyone who stay under those work conditions and especially people who really care about be serving oakland and serving the animals. >> reporter: mayor schaaf says if katz does resign, the city will then begin a nationwide search for her replacement. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> breaking news. a double shooting at an apartment complex in mill valley. just minutes ago, s.w.a.t. officers found the 80-year-old gunman was dead. >> tactical teams made entry into an apartment and located a male deceased. >> again, authorities say the suspect was an 80-year-old man. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. right now, a "shelter in place" is being lifted. the shooting took place this afternoon at an apartment complex just off of east blythedale avenue

. >> reporter: and did i katz has owned five-star video rental in berkeley for more than 30 years and although it has become a favorite hangout for movie buffs, andy realizes the writing is on the wall. >> our clientele is aging and creates a vacuum on the lower ages and it's not being filled. younger people wouldn't be caught dead renting a disk. >> reporter: so this last movie rental business in berkeley will close in june. streaming services have already destroyed the large rental companies. and shops like andy's now

the wholesale price on its signature gin by more than 50%, according to one of its cofounders alan katz, the reaction from our industry peers has been just dropping. and in kentucky, which is the home to more than 50 distilleries, there are plenty of examples from which to choose. thanks to lower excise tax, casey jones distillery, a small operation in hopkinsville, is growing its team, increasing production, and planning to enhance its event space. copper and kings in louisville has been able to hire more workers and is preparing to expand its warehouse and add a new bar. the copper and kings team recently shared with me that tax reform is, quote, one of the most important initiatives the senate could pursue to help create jobs for small businesses in kentucky. my democratic colleagues failed to block tax reform last year. now they want to just keep arguing about it. they even propose to repeal it and roll back america's tax cuts, but entrepreneurs across the country are loving our new 21st century tax code. they're using it to expand operations and to create jobs. it's hard to argue w

mayer katz. he was a u.s. army captain and surgeon. he was assigned to the marines and stationed fubay ten miles from hue. when the battle of hue broke out, he was the first line of care. he tells the story of operating on many, many, many marines, one of which was a marine by the name of a.b. grantham. now dr. katz's journal that he kept during his year in vietnam is here on display at the newseum, and there's an entry that says grantham a.b., charlie 15, gunshot wound to the chest. it's just a short entry. so i said to mayer, i said, mayer, it doesn't look like it was that significant. he said it wasn't that significant, and i said, wait a minute, so his wound wasn't that significant. he said, no, we got these all the time, and i said, well, you moan, he wasn't wounded that badly, and he said no, he came to us dead. we just brought him back. that struck me as to the power and importance and dedication these surgeons had. now mayer tells the story of operating on a marine. came to him with a gunshot wound. his guts were exposed as the

>> supervisor katz had a long and distinguished career. i think for our community this is an important thing. >> supervisor safai: i will just say as the chair of this committee we, this is, i think that's why some people don't want to be on this committee, supervisor yee. and i appreciate the time you have served on here and the work you have done with me. i think that these are the days that are very difficult because we have someone that has history in this city. someone that has a long and distinguished career and has consistently served with honor and dignity, but yet we have a new voice. it's been my practice on this commission. we had commissioner brinkman that just came here before. the reason i was on principle okay supporting her is because they have a 3-term limit on the s.f.m.t.a. i generally, whether people like it or not, i'm generally not in favor of commissioners serving over 10, 11, 12 years. that's not the case with former supervisor katz. so it puts us in a really difficult position. because we have two very qualified pe

in the dutch city of the hague on friday belling katz identified a russian military intelligence officer ivana cough as a key suspect the seconds russian military figure they've implicated in the incidents this person is was the highest military ranking officer at the time in the so-called lugansk people's republic he represented the military intelligence of russia at the time and he was in direct command and control of the mercenary slash volunteer operations military units and militants in eastern ukraine in the lookout scariness that of eastern ukraine so we believe we have identified somebody who was who was very high in the chain of command and who ultimately if is link is to the actual downing of seventeen is displayed and proven further by the joint best occasion team will be one of the critical suspects but none of the mounting international accusations are likely to shift russia's position much in the near future the country's political culture sees contrition or acknowledgement of guilt as a sign of weakness and bloody may putin has too much invested in his global strongman ima

katz and the move onto q&a session. why we are moving to denuclearization of north korea and then at some point do you think we need to touch upon the status of u.s. -- south korea? >> i think it back to the question of troops which is an important, critical issue now, in projecting what president moon might do, so far if we can kind of judge on past record, he's been very careful to coordinate very closely instead of pressuring the u.s. cannot do exercises, he's been, we have been coordinating very closely and very careful about those statements. the interesting thing about this moment is all the uncertainty on the u.s. side. that's very new. certainly on the sma discussions and things that president trump has said in the campaign, so there's a question whether the u.s. would be willing to put that on the table. i think ordering its critical, something that the united states has always been willing to consider, but after denuclearization and after certain things, when stats on the ground have changed. and i think this

continued to defy the odds and raised his performance even further on stage 11, not only did the writer katzgo, he did this. abruzzo yet brilliant cake late on leaving anyone else chasing a lost cause. with the finale in rome in 11 days away, it will take something and someone away, it will take something and someone special. to stop simon yates. secretary of state matt hancock says the new 100 ball format is an ‘intriguing' iniative, but that ecb chairman colin graves is wrong in saying young people aren't interested in cricket. his comments come following his recent trip to india to promote the cricket world cup which is being held in england and wales next year. i think loads of young people are attracted to cricket and you can see it all the time. what we have got to do is make sure that more young people are attracted to cricket and here's another example of a big improvement over recent years which is that girls cricket now is as strong as boys cricket and there's a whole influx of people into playing the sport that even a generation ago simply was not happening because it was seen sim

rebecca katz said, i simply cannot work at an agency that does not get the resources and support fromity needed to fulfill its mission. as such, i feel i have no option left but to resign my post. said she told the city that the shelter is understaffed and said some positions have gone unfilled for more than two years. she also says she's lobbied for more funding and support without success. the number of adoptions at the shelter has increased significantly while the euthanasia rate has dropped. oakland mayor libby schaaf says she's hoping that katz will change her mind about stepping down. >>> in san francisco, ole miss shelter numbers are in. -- homeless shelter numbers are in. a total of six people were housed in shelters. prior to the enforcement action, in the mission district the department of homelessness hundred at least 126 10th in the neighborhood. the department said there were 17. homeless advocates say it according to their data, it resulted in a spike in other neighborhoods. some local bookstores are worried about the potential impact of amazon's new subscription service

trust the final conclusions that will not be without full involvement in the investigation belling katz an open source investigation team has been looking into flight m h seventeen for years and many of their findings have been subsequently backed up by the j.i.t. in the dutch city of the hague on friday belling cat identified a russian military intelligence officer ivana cough as a key suspect the seconds russian military figure they've implicated in the incidents this person is was the highest military ranking officer at the time in the so-called lugansk people's republic he represented the military intelligence of russia at the time and he was in direct command and control of the mercenary slash volunteer operations military units and militants in eastern ukraine in the lookout mystery of eastern ukraine so we believe we have identified somebody who was who was very high in the chain of command and who ultimately if. is linked to the actual downing of seventeen is displayed unproven for the by the joint best team will be one of the critical suspects but none of the mounting internati

trust the final conclusions that will not be without full involvement in the investigation belling katz an open source investigation team has been looking into flight m h seventeen for years and many of their findings have been subsequently backed up by the j.i.t. in the dutch city of the hague on friday belling cat identified a russian military intelligence officer ivana cough as a key suspect the second russian military figure they've implicated in the incidents this person is was the highest military ranking officer at the time in the so-called lugansk people's republic he represented the military intelligence of russia at the time and he was in direct command and control of the mercenary slash volunteer operations military units and militants in eastern ukraine in the lugansk area and is that of eastern ukraine so we believe we have identified somebody who was who is very high in the chain of command and who ultimately if. is link to the actual downing of seventeen is displayed unproven for the by the joint persecution team will be one of the critical suspects but none of the mounti

and i note when supervisor katz was on the board, there were three l.g.b.t. supervisors, now there's one. so we are very sensitive to representation to our ability to participate fully in the civic life in san francisco. it's important to us as a community. and to see that moving backwards is just very, very difficult for us. we have an individual who was elected to the college board citywide, was elected supervisor, citywide. is an iconic figure. one of the leaders in getting the equal benefits ordinance passed. i worked closely with her. and she is one of the heroes of our community and for us this is something that we find very, very challenging. it's no reflection on the current candidate but our level of disappointment could not be under stated and our level of distress at the loss of this important role could not be under stated. >> supervisor safai: thank you, supervisor sheehy. any committee members have anything more before we go to public comment? ms. gilman, we will call you back up after we go to public comment. >> thank you. i just want to drop -

servant --ion and you being started can get a subscription box from katz's.es are tied to the seasons. they will feature food from four to six people. it will have pastrami, sausages, and this is one of these new york icons that apparently julia has never been to. >> i never even heard of it. >> really? but? -- what? e on a to take juli tour. broadcast from the new york stock exchange, they word order in katz for lunch and that was always popular. >> it is a date. >> we are on. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ prh >> italy's crisis is hitting bankshares in san pablo as one of the worst performers. a bloomberg exclusive and spoke about it earlier. >> i think the selloff is not just defined. we are in a situation today where the fundamentals of italy are very good. the economy is growing at a good positive,orporate are and consumers are positive as well. there is a political uncertainty, but i think the ceo of italy evening -- leaving the and is something overdone this is what has prompted the selloff. italy will not leave the eurozone and we need to look at

because navalny insists on going it alone instead of joining forces with them in a coalition: maxim katz ib with the liberal party yabloko. >> the problem with navalny and also other members of the opposition is that they don't understand that their skills are not enough to win. they need to join the skills of everybody to win. >> reporter: they want navalny to join because he does front the most important organization b russia and in fact, he represented enough of a threat that he was bard from running in the presidential elections earlier this year. reena? >> ninan: thank you. a police officer from a police officer from terre haute, indiana is the 27th officer to be gunned down this year in the line of duty. 16 year veteran officer rob pitts was killed last night in a shootout with a murder suspect. the gunman also died. rsficers lined the streets today al the fallen officer was taken to a funeral home. three weeks after the controversial arrests of two african-american men at a starbucks another incident at colorado state university is raising questions. two native american teenagers

. >> reporter: and did i katz has owned five-star video rental in berkeley for more than 30 years and although it has become a favorite hangout for movie buffs, andy realizes the writing is on the wall. >> our clientele is aging and creates a vacuum on the lower ages and it's not being filled. younger people wouldn't be caught dead renting a disk. >> reporter: so this last movie rental business in berkeley will close in june. streaming services have already destroyed the large rental companies. and shops like andy's now cater to people looking for lesser known unpent and foreign films. richard found the obscure japanese film noir movie he was hunting for and said he is sorry that's ending. >> i was very disappointed obviously. i had spoken to people here a month ago and they thought things were fine. >> reporter: andy says things aren't desperate yet but he is facing a new lease and had to make a tough decision. >> we're doing okay but we won't. i think within the next term of a lease. so rather than go out on a low note, i'd rather go out on an okay note. >> reporter: it's not okay w

i it was a reports two years ago by open source investigators belling katz that first pointed to russia's fifty third anti-aircraft missile brigade as the origin of the big missile system and belling can't say they have another big m.h. seventeen development to reveal on friday rory chalons al-jazeera sin petersburg russia u.s. president donald trump has posthumously pardoned the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson johnson was convicted in one thousand nine hundred thirteen and charges of taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes trunk granted him full pardon the saying his decision corrected a historic wrong move clears johnson's name more than a hundred years after what many called a racially motivated conviction my family now can go forward knowing that the shame and the pain has been raised and history will be written and i sincerely think you and you and everybody there brought me here i am just. indonesia's parliament is expected to pass antiterrorism legislation which will give more power to the army the change in law follows a series of r

domain and has been for some time it was a reports two years ago by open source investigators belling katzthat first pointed to russia's fifty third anti-aircraft missile brigade as the origin of the big missile system and belling can't say they have another big m.h. seventeen development to reveal on friday rory chalons al-jazeera sim petersburg russia the us president donald trump has posthumously pardoned the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson he was convicted in one nine hundred thirteen on charges of taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes the law at the time could be used to prosecute men for interracial relationships even if they were consensual granted johnson a full pardon saying his decision corrected historic wrong my family now can go forward knowing that the stain and the pool has been raised and history will be written and i sincerely think you stay here with me and you and everybody there brought me here and there's also probably. lose more is a professor of history at the grand valley state university and author of fight for a l

katz what do you think about that? >> we are in a position to answer that way i think we will say we will see. but if we put ourselves in another way it would be quite different so with those north koreans who are engaged but the spontaneity generates that comment and with the new outcome but with the theme of today's program that there is a healthy balance and even south korea that balances each other out but time will tell there is a strategic change and to not use negotiations in the way that has been so. >> ambassador? >> a leader in his mid- 30s shows he wants to live and rule in comfort. and i think he does not realize that the only option for him to do that is to change the course. and to me, it reminds reminds me a little bit of his grandfather. and personally in 1984 i'm convinced he would have changed the course he had reached the deal and it was a good framework and about to have the first ever summit and then he died. i think he realized after the cold war in the soviet union there was nothing coming from t

apple analysts say it is not about the next lily katz or innovation, -- lily pad or innovation, it isbout being able to demonstrate growth and keep shareholders happy. caroline: keep shareholders happy but interestingly this curves the word from some rivals that maybe our dining on hard data. at the same time we hear facebook is trying to reduce some of the bad actors area they are getting used -- rid of users on the platform. it is like half a billion accounts shut down? emily: 583 million fake accounts facebook has taken down. here is what is surprising. it is 100 million less than what -- lastdown less quarter. so they have taken down 1.3 million -- billion fake accounts . that gives you an idea of the scale of the problem facebook is dealing with. in addition to this the company took down 800 million pieces of spam and millions of pieces of hate speech, sexual content. the good news from facebook is ai in particular has become more helpful in flagging these issues. if flagged about 100% of the spam. it is less successful when it comes to flagging hate speech, but certainly this de

my name is sherry katz, and i am the director of sometime projects. exterior envelope package four, the mpp went to the contractor on 5-14, and that's underway. f-bay door and ancillary work, bbr has completed about one fourth of those now. that's in completion for the special four-fold doors. up coming milestones, at bay door package three, there are ten fire stations, and the notice to proceed went to the contractor on may 9. roof package five, there are six fire stations, and that was -- that's in substantial completion. envelope package two, fire station 24 and 34, that -- the bids are due this wednesday for those two projects? and showers package 2 will advertise in the next two weeks. >> my turn. i will come to you with fire station number 35 which completed concept design phase at the end of january and went middle of schematic design. we need to obtain a permit from bcdc brb, and we scheduled our second presentation to drb on june 11, so we are in middle of preparations for that presentation. but the project is still on track, there are no maj

israeli historian theodore katz submitted a thesis claiming the israelis had committed a massacre in the coastal village of tend to euro. they closed all the fall sides of them to go for both from the inflated young baby that was closing the side of the sea you know that they won't be able to walk away but i for one of the jobs in the field the soldier in the second company he was moving with his pistol of. all this row above the bit i asked if there were. those who said five i fully some were next to my oath was. like this oh he's hall door for people. and. the text was there that i felt came out and the one team not and those who i'm still there on the on the beach i have no wife and. that is the shock and. now this is not just install this is a palestinian state of. there was a lawyer in the state of israel maybe the palestinian men of the torah. will take it to seventy. and then. there was the they were led told. they would put the blinds and they were told to begin digging. and when ever they lived finished digging. they were shot and fed down inside there was no worry on those

. >> reporter: andy katz has owned five star video rental in berkeley for more than 30 years.ome a favorite hang-out for movie buffs, andy realizes the writing is on the wall. >> our clientele is aging and it creates a vacuum on the lower ages, and it's not being filled. younger people wouldn't be caught dead renting a disk. >> reporter: this last movie rental business in berkeley will close in june. streaming services have already destroyed the large rental companies and shops like andy's now cater to people looking for lesser known independent and foreign films. richard found the obscure japanese film noir movie he was hunting for and says he's sorry that's coming to an end. >> i was very disappointed obviously because i had spoken to people a month or two ago here and they said things were fine. >> reporter: he's facing a new lease is and had to make a tough decision. >> we're doing okay, but we won't. i think within the next term of a lease. so rather than go out on a low note, i'd rather go out on an okay note. >> reporter: it's not okay with jim mcclure, the 85-year-old

. >> public: i'm paula katz. i support this ordinance because it's about time to create a procedure to review certain s.f.m.t.a. decisions. i would support a fee waiver for all residents because it is hard for individuals to raise money for this and we still want their participation and i oppose the additional exemption that other people have urged. we urge our neighbors to join on the project. our experience is that m.t.a. is too big to actually change many of their predetermined plans by accommodating input from people they are meant to serve. the park side district and other communities throughout the city are not sustained as downtown market street and m.t.a.'s one size fits all tool box of so called improvements they force on many communities doesn't fit. m.t.a. does not have any outside entity over them, so they don't have to be responsive to the public and there's no way for us to appeal their bad decisions. this ordinance is a great first step in changing that. and we are very glad that you're working on

francine: ben, thank you so much, ben katz.little distracted, because i'm looking at a chart from italy. 1.15dollar dropping 54, the lowest since july. we have a spread for you. we will bring that shortly. if you look at the spreads, you see the italian bond yields and of course the german bunds. the spread has been widening quite significantly. we have had a political week in turmoil. yesterday, a lot were closed, which means we had trading volume, and all the market anxiety is coming to the forefront today. ing, and itrally is having an impact on yen. china is planning to stop a limit on all numbers of children that a family can have. that is according to people familiar with the matter. the move would be an historic end to the world's second-largest economy. joining us is a professor at london's school of economics. joining us again is julian chillingworth from rathbone. thank you both for joining us. you join us on set, and it is the first time that the child limit was going to be suspended, and at the time, you said the 65

with commissioner adams, in the long-term in the port, we put that 100 million in the port, as leslie katz said, but we say, when are we going to get that 150, that 200 million? if you do it year by year, inch by inch, you're not going to get there. you have to kind of think of it in terms of the leaps forward that you have to make. there are some things -- i think one of the things that you mentioned when i was about to interrupt you, you know, i understand on the pension expense which is obviously on an accrual basis. i would like to know what the crossover with the budget side is that when you actually have to payout on the pension side, is -- do you budget for that, or does that just come out -- in accrual accounting it just goes on the balance sheet. it's a cash item for you. you're actually paying out, but it doesn't show in your budget. >> that's correct. >> so that's one thing for us to realize because that's going to be a bigger and bigger number. so you're actually paying it out in cash. it's not showing up in your budget, but it's certainly going to affect your audited statement

belling katz and open source investigation team has been looking into flight m h seventeen for years and many of their findings have been subsequently backed up by the j.i.t. in the dutch city of the hague on friday belling cat identified a russian military intelligence officer ivana cough as a key suspect the second russian military figure they've implicated in the incidents this person is was the highest military ranking officer at the time in the so-called lugansk people's republic he represented the military intelligence of russia at the time and he was in direct command and control of the mercenary slash volunteer operations military units and militants in eastern ukraine in the lookout scariness that of eastern ukraine so we believe we have identified somebody who was who was very high in the chain of command and who ultimately if. is link is to the actual downing of seventeen is displayed unproven for the by the joint best team will be one of the critical suspects but none of the mounting international accusations are likely to shift russia's position much in the near future o

katz v. u.s. from the very beginning, the court was clear that to protect privacy and avoid overly broad intrusions through wiretaps, the procedures have to be followed to minimize the irrelevance or extraneous conversations that are overheard, and to make sure that the overhearing process targets specifically information that could be relevant to the criminal probe. when giuliani, for example, says that they would have had to see notifications to the president if the conversations included ones with him, that's simply not the law. the law does not require notifying people and therefore blowing the cover of a wiretap. what it does require is a very strong showing of need to use the wiretap procedure, very care ful narrowing of the conversation and the procedure is to minimize any privacy and the use of that information. there is every reason to believe that the southern district of new york has followed all of those procedures. and from all we know, there has been no violation of anyone's rights.

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katze we are labeling it as a dovish hold on tliv. rates unchanged. they see the need for only they seeightening as inflation returning to 2% by the second quarter of 2020. they lowered their gdp forecast for this year. the question will be, how does mr. carney in a press conference leave optionality if the data winds up coming back up? the minutes were more hawkish, janet yellen was more dovish. question over how is he spinning this thing. markets,general in the you are seeing pretty much flat in the u.s. in italy, you have a potential new government run by the populace and yet italian stocks are down just 1%. other asset classes, 10 year yields only up two basis points. you had a bigger selloff earlier in the session, but by the debt, why not? sterling moving well off of the lows of the session. crude still up on the day. david: let's find out what is going on outside the business world with kailey leinz. kailey: president trump has thanked kim jong-un for releasing three americans who were detained. he welcomed the men after they flew on a military

will enforce our laws, protect us, and life.erican way of the constitution cannot be changed by vera katzrats or the united nation. that is why we are nominating federal judges who will interpret the law as written. [applause] in my firstump: year, i nominated and the senate confirmed more circuit judges than any new administration by , and we will have the all-time record very soon. [applause] obamaent trump: president was very nice to us because he left us a lot of judges. i said, that is a lot of judges. almost 140. that is a lot of judges. i was very surprised. i was very happy. and we put an incredible new judge on the supreme court, judge neil gorsuch. [applause] virtuallytrump: everything will democrats in the senate opposed neil gorsuch. just like they have consistently opposed judges who will protect your basic freedoms. and by the way, the way they are slow walking people that are supposed to be working for us in government. if you look at what they are doing, in the history of this country, there has never been anything like what the democrats are doing on great people who gave