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kim has been sharing her post baby weight loss j and daily workouts via social media. >> i admire kimk. >> but the real secret to kim's success according to her nutritionistkim's commitment to the atkins diet. >> taught her how to eat the atkins way. >> kim takes in 1,700 calories day. for someone who is known to have a sweet tooth -- >> i dream of cheesecake, you have no idea. >> -- the allows her to -pcheat clean. >> cheesecake made with splenda instead of sugar. she staye focus and lost at a steady, slow pace. >> michelle knows why today is a cheat day. >> happy birthday north west. >> yesterday, we showed you james corden and the red hot chili peppers doing their thing. >> i mean, look at th how could you get enough of thht? so many celebrities have joined james. everybody jennifer lopez to mariah carey. remember -- >> that's a classic. >> we tonight we're going to rev that secret sauce that has wanting to carpool with corden. ♪ i ain't holler back girl ♪ >> you playing the drums. >> i play the drums. >> no way. >> needs a raise and a promotion. >> the thing was done the, inc. for

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kim. [applause] dr. kim: thanks so much, it's great to see everybody here. i want to first of all thank steve and csis for continuing to put global health on the agenda. it was many years ago when i first came here to talk about hiv and tb. and, you know, place with the kind of reputation of csis to have put it together is so critical. this is new for us. let me grab some water here. this is new for us in the sense that we've been in the business of creating new instruments against disasters for some time. but in terms of really taking on pandemics through an insurance policy, this was not easy. you know,ther the discussions we had, we have been in conversation with cdc from the bebe beginning. w.h.o. has been a part of the discussion as well. i want to take you through our overall reasoning behind why we put this together. first, the central mission of the bank is to end poverty and boost prosperity in the face of trying to end poverty we have learned economic alone will not do the job. i

. >>> plus, kim k.'et secrets revealed. >>> and -- ♪ everything you didn't know about corden's carpool karaoke. ♪ >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> gray hair, don't care. that is nicole kidman ditching her strawberry blonde locks to work the sun dance tv series. it's nicole kidman. whatever hair, she looks good. >> i think it's sexy and elegant. no gray he just a big beard for matthew mcconaughey in his new civil war movie. he became the coolest dad ever when he brought his oldest son levi to the set. button to explode. at least he thought it was him doing it. a lot of the mort >> but it was the battle's aftermath in the civil war drama "free state of jones" that most affected 7-year-old levi. >> all the men go down. all of a sudden, i'm looking for my son. he's over there staring at this pile of dummies. looked very real. i walked over and stood beside him. for about a minute he stared. he goes, i don't want to go to i was like, yeah, i hear you. >> that's papa in portuguese. which is his brazili

so, kim, you cited some examples of how you think free speech is being under attack. give us a couple. >> the book goes through a number of examples, you're seeing the same thing happen, this strategy and the same tactics that are being used sometimes by the same people on the left to silence and intimidate their conservative opposition into getpath out of the political debate. you saw it in the irs and wisconsin where prosecutor went after 30 conservative groups that had supported scott walker's reforms. conservative donors, you've seen it in attacks by liberal activists groups against corporation and free market think tanks. >> how does it manifest itself? is this the use of prosecutorial power? i guess in the irs case it was targeting tax exempt groups for additional scrutiny. but the democrats would say the irs went after liberal think tank and non-profits to so it's not really partisan. >> part of this one tactic is indeed sicking a bureaucracy on your opponents. the irs -- one thing i'd like to think this book really is an expose of what did happen at the irs an

kim is very concerned about sam. has a medical condition, and she fears the trauma of the accident may affect his heart. >> sam looked extremely red with the pressure, you know. that was my concern, making sure he remained calm. >> but kim knows if they have it bad, contractor bruce boyles has it worse. he's hanging below them from his safety harness, which is still connecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with the

kim, thank you for joining us. kim: thank you for having me.re positing that the left does something the right doesn't do at all? kim: when i started writing this book, i thought i would be talking about both sides, but the particular type of intimidation i am talking about, i couldn't find it that much on the right. there are examples, the irs investigating a liberal leaning church that had semi-endorsed john kerry. that caused blowback and that ended up getting shut down. there are other examples of republicans playing shenanigans with the federal election commission. mark: why would the left do this more? kim: my argument is that the left, whether you agree with this or not, particularly cares about campaign finance. after citizens united, you could see a discussion at the time among scholars saying we can no longer outright bar people from taking part in elections, so instead, we need to make it painful for them. they were in particular talking about corporations. it has spread now to average americans. john: you are discussing a particular

seung min kim covers congress for politico. welcome to the program. ms. kim: thanks for having me. fernando: thank you so much. there is a sense out there that republicans in the senate, but also congress, may be frustrated by donald trump. that his uneven messaging, or surprising messaging perhaps is a better word, that throws off their best plans. is that happening? what do you hear? ms. kim: i think that's a fair characterization. we saw these controversial comments from mr. trump about that federal judge in indiana. not only are senate and house republicans overwhelmingly rebuking those comments as inappropriate, and in some cases un-american. they are really showing open frustration that those comments and the continuous coverage are stepping on their agenda. the classic case of that was this week when speaker ryan, he's very excited to roll out this six-point policy agenda that republicans are going to be running on this fall showing the american people that this is what republicans are about, support the republican party, trying to distract away from the top of the ticket. h

kim's late father, kim jong il, boosted the commission's authority as he placed top priority on the military. some analysts say the commission should be or rather could be reorganized or its power may be reduced. the policy of promoting nuclear and missile development is likely to be confirmed. last wednesday north korea launched a new type of intermediate range ballistic missile known as the musudan. delegates are expected to discuss legislation to implement a five-year strategy for economic development. the party congress last month laid out the blueprint. >>> indonesia's parliament has moved to beef up defense spending. the defense ministry's budget will rise to $8.25 billion, the midst of tensions with china over the south china sea. there was a series of confrontations between indonesian naval ships and chinese fishing boats in the rich fishing grounds there. china has said it does not dispute indonesia's sovereignty over the islands but its claim of jurisdiction over almost the entire south china sea includes nearby waters. indonesia's defense ministry says some of the new funds will b

kim aye. mar aye, peskin aye. tang aye. there are 11 ayes. >> okay, the ordinance finally passes unanimously. on the second part of the divided file, please call the roll. >> supervisor weiner aye. yee aye. avalos no. breed aye. campos know. cohen no. farrell aye. kim no. supervisor mar aye. peskin no. supervisor tang aye. there are six ayes and five noh avalos kim peskin in the descent. >> ma. >> clerk: item seven and eight are two leases between the city and bank of america for automated teller machines for item 7 with a 365,000 minimum annual guarantee for the first year of the lease and a five year term and item 8 is the lease for automated teller machines with a 250,000 minimum annual guarantee. five year term with a two year option to extend. >> supervisor campos. >> this is not an easy one in the sense that ideally, i personally don't want to have anything to do with any company that is headquartered in north carolina. i do know this institution has actually gone out of its way to fus push back on the practices of th

the title is yet another top leadership role for kim. and it comes a week after the country successfully tested a ballistic missile raising concerns in the international community. earlier we spoke with an expert on north korea for more insights. >> it is to show off to the world, particularly to the united states and south korea, that they now possess the capability to fire nuclear warhead to south korea, u.s. military targets, and also parts of japan. kim jong-un ordered to continue actions to improve the ability to fire test of re-entry of nuclear warheads through the atmosphere. and its explosion. so they're now putting them into reality. at this supreme peoples assembly, they changed the constitution and gave kim jong-un another important title as the chairman of the state affairs committee. this committee replaces the former north korea's national defense commission created by kim jong-il. vice chairmen were selected. frfrom this formation we can se that kim jong-un will rule the country with a a full grip of military power. and th

supervisor kim? >> thank you miss domingo we were both at the committee when the chronicle stated that they had not gotten the notice and i assume that to be the case. could you clarify oca's response to that statement? >> the standard oca practice is that when we put bids in solicitation out, we send outreach e-mails to all vendors who have participated in past bids and then we did the same and we have documentation that we did send an e-mail to the chronicle and the examiner the same address we use every year and when we did not receive a bid from the chronicle, we called them to find out why they did not bid and it was at that time that they missed the e-mail. >> i see and so an e-mail went out to both newspapers and the examiner did manage to submit a bid on time and the chronicle did not. thank you for that clarification. >> i'm sorry ma'am you are out of order. >> supervisor yee? >> i want to thank you for this clarification because at the committee meeting i only heard one side of this and tha

kim start us off. >> e >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week.s off. >> everyone will remember in 2014, barack obama issued an order legalizing millions of illegal aliens authorizing work permits. this is another way of saying that he broke the law, as issued by our congress. this is a hit to the 26 states who sued them. the federal judge who issued an injunction against that and a deadlocked supreme court that upheld that injunction this week. the rule of law does matter. >> all right, james. >> paul, this is a big hit to vin scully, who is retiring this year after the greatest broadcasting career ever. but i think in his 67th year, he made his greatest call. here he is setting up a venezuelan player at the plate recently. >> socialism failing to work, as it always does. this time in venezuela. you talk about giving everybody something free and all of a sudden there's no food to eat. and who do you think is the richest person in venezuela? the daughter of hugo chavez. hello. anyway. 0-2. >> goodbye to vin scully. >> all right, dan. >>> as a nati

supervisor kim? >> thank you miss domingo we were both at the committee when the chronicle stated that they had not gotten the notice and i assume that to be the case. could you clarify oca's response to that statement? >> the standard oca practice is that when we put bids in solicitation out, we send outreach e-mails to all vendors who have participated in past bids and then we did the same and we have documentation that we did send an e-mail to the chronicle and the examiner the same address we use every year and when we did not receive a bid from the chronicle, we called them to find out why they did not bid and it was at that time that they missed the e-mail. >> i see and so an e-mail went out to both newspapers and the examiner did manage to submit a bid on time and the chronicle did not. thank you for that clarification. >> i'm sorry ma'am you are out of order. >> supervisor yee? >> i want to thank you for this clarification because at the committee meeting i only heard one side of this and tha

supervisor kim >> thank you. i do think were in agreement on the contract compliance officers beginning in january. i think that's incredibly important. i do continue have questions about the digital services program. not because of dir. kelley's leadership yet i think that she does a tremendous job come up but i have in general just over the last six years been skeptical of the city's ability to deliver digital online services but also our ability to attract and actually this is not the fault of the city. we happen to live in a region where we have an amazing number of companies that are attracting the best engineers and programmers. it's frankly just very difficult for the city to compete at you had a higher salary range. i understand the justification for a higher salary range. i think it's needed. i did a more tangible outcomes that we know what ongoing to be achieved in your one, year two, so the we have a way of evaluating the digital service program is actually meeting the needs are city residents. i like

kanye's famous controversy zs0y ct swift and kim's ex. will the stars sue? >>> plus -- jay leno after his terrifying car crash caught on tape. >> then, sizzling summer couples with taylor's wardrobe malfunction when she met tom's mom. >> why kevin hart is all worked up. >> it's over for you, you hear me? >> now for june 27, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." thanks for joining us. >> we are out in front of big headlines making news right now. only we were backstage at the b.e.t. awards for all the reaation from the all-star prince tribute, jesse williams' game-changing speech and show-stopping opening number by beyonce. tonight's top story, the best of the b.e.t. awards. >> beyonce was the surprise shhw opener and it was spectacular. she danced bare foot in a fiery performance of "freedom" and was joined by kendrick lamar. she won four awards but had her mother accept them. >> she had to strike from the stage and get on a plane and fly to london for her concert. >> i'm going to take them and keep them for her. >> how incredibly proud of you are your daug

>> i refuse to call kim kardashian's butt great art, okay?> i'm sure there is somebody out there who will. >> well, there is something special about it, that's for sure. you know who else went bold? in vegas, mariah was letting it all hang out. >> mariah went pantless for her d.j. debut arriiing fashionably late. at 1:18 a.m. on sunday morning for a gig at her night club. she had a super sexy look. black lingerie, fishnets, a gather and black leather jacket. >> mariah carey in the building! >> mariah wowed the fans singing songs, dancing, drinking champagne and giving the turn tables a try. >> we love the old school. >> we really, really do. >> earlier at her caesars's palace residency, she brought black china up on stage during "touch my body" where the mom-to-be was blind folded and treated to a sexy surprise. rob kardashian was nowhere in sight. >> they don't know what to do. >> i think mariah's already thinking about herrhoneymoon. that's what's going on there. she's got to get married first. she said she wants to marry james packer this

>> roy kim: it won't change.et a complaint. >> roy choi: and you'd have to talk to your dad. >> roy kim: oh, yeah. [ laughter ] that's, that's a problem. >> anthony: what do you do if you're a locavore in l.a.? you look around. what's local and delicious, artisanal and authentic, and as iconically l.a. as it gets? if you're roy choi, you see tacos. and with kogi truck, roy choi brought one of the first great mutation mash-ups of korean and mexican to the people. what started as one truck became four trucks and three brick- and-mortar restaurants to go with them. >> roy choi: for me, kogi was always one truck in my mind. but then the lines got big, you know? and it evolved. hola, herlindo. [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: roy trained at the culinary institute of america and interned at le bernardin in new york city. he runs his trucks like you'd expect of someone with that background. >> roy choi: within our food media landscape, we've romanticized certain compositions of what a great chef and a, and, and a great

supervisor kim? >> thank you miss domingo we were both at the committee when the chronicle stated that they had not gotten the notice and i assume that to be the case. could you clarify oca's response to that statement? >> the standard oca practice is that when we put bids in solicitation out, we send outreach e-mails to all vendors who have participated in past bids and then we did the same and we have documentation that we did send an e-mail to the chronicle and the examiner the same address we use every year and when we did not receive a bid from the chronicle, we called them to find out why they did not bid and it was at that time that they missed the e-mail. >> i see and so an e-mail went out to both newspapers and the examiner did manage to submit a bid on time and the chronicle did not. thank you for that clarification. >> i'm sorry ma'am you are out of order. >> supervisor yee? >> i want to thank you for this clarification because at the committee meeting i only heard one side of this and tha

supervisor kim us to be referred >> supervisor kim: thank you. i don't have notes on this, but i did want to submit an in memoriam on behalf of our office to marry jessop is one of our district 6 tenderloin residents. mary is someone who has been incredibly active in our neighborhood in our community and we just learned of her passing away. i want to semi-condolences to her neighbors, friends, her family. she is someone who always had a smile on her face. attended many of our meetings for-part healthy corner stores, pedestrian safety, good she was one of those women who was active and care to the very last day. she was one of the volunteers of sunday streets, and i know sunday streets have also sent their condolences to her as well. she was an active member and advocate for her-. she came out of their breast cancer program and she had fought cancer and beat cancer. she spent her life actually teaching in the public schools before she retired and volunteered her time during a tremendous amount of work in our neighborhoods. she will be missed treme

with regard to the technical on the phase two i agree with supervisor kim or director kim that this is one path and it does seem -- i thought it was actually fairly compelling that based on the assumptions for this path that we're going to have to make this s curve because we're trying to connect to the adjacent to where there's an existing caltrain station that sem may be the best path forward. i think the idea of cut and cover construction in the heart of the city for a few blocks is difficult to swallow and where some of the concerns come from but based on the assumptions of the alignment, based on when you neck out to three tracks which seems like the idea you need to do that before the fourth and townsend station that's why it seems that all leads to the conclusion it probably makes sense to do the tunneling in this way but as director kim mentioned challenging the assumptions is part of what is happening in parallel so i think actually it was acknowledged at least lately in the staff report and even the final slide. with that said i think it's appropriate that the program move fo

supervisor kim speak >> supervisor kim: i want to emphasize the point of this expedited legislative we have a children's playground built by our master developer in mission bay and due to several different hurdles and agency bureaucracy, we've not been able to open this part. i do want to knowledge many residents who've seen this playground and been incredibly frustrated by seeing a resource they can use, given the growing population here in this mission bay and the which we expect that 15,000 new residents by 2017. many of whom are young couples and families. you can see this when you go to the mission bay library branch. the afternoon storytime is packed with young children with their families and this part is an additional resource that holds us ensure we are building complete neighborhoods on behalf of our communities. i do want to recognize and thank ocii. i see mark-who's been working closely with our office to expedite this process did we can open this playground in the summertime and ensure that this resources available to the public. we will be working very closely with our mu

supervisor kim you have accommodation. >> i do thank you supervisor breed i'm presenting a certificate of honor today in memory of corporal one of our world war ii veterans the philippines and u.s. army and the first and on filipino to receive the silver stairway award the highest for valor with the u.s. ahbp she passed away ton june 16, 2016, at the ripe old age of 95 years we have the general council of the philippines who will come up to accept the accommodation on her and her family's on behalf of samgsz earlier the u.s. solicited star metal it the third highest honor for valor warranted to the members of air force and the only asian woman the four other women in world war ii served as nurses in the country of eyewitness the next woman was not until 2005 and again in 2008, we need to do a little bit of work but someone we continue to remember in her life and valor her certification stated an intelligence operative in the philippines on february in 1944 quote repeating risked heir life to carry the radio and medical supplies to heavy i didn't enemy held territory she was arrested 3

supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar absent supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee madam chair we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk any consumption. >> i have no communications today madam president. >> colleagues, any changes to the may 2016 board minutes seeing can i have a motion by supervisor campos seconded by supervisor mar colleagues without objection those meeting minutes will place after exceptional or extraordinary. >> items 1 through 7 comprise the are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items cal's seeing no other names on the roster. >> on the consent calendar supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener superviso

supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar absent supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee madam chair we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk any consumption. >> i have no communications today madam president. >> colleagues, any changes to the may 2016 board minutes seeing can i have a motion by supervisor campos seconded by supervisor mar colleagues without objection those meeting minutes will place after exceptional or extraordinary. >> items 1 through 7 comprise the are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items cal's seeing no other names on the roster. >> on the consent calendar supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener superviso

>> supervisor kim aye. >> supervisor kim?upervisor kimm. >> aye. >> the ordinance is passed unanimously on first reading. [ applause ] madam clerk, thank you. can you please go to the items for adoption without reference to committee. >> items 33 through 43 are being considered for immediate adoption without committee reference. a single roll-call vote may enact these items. a member may object or server an item and have it considered separately. >> supervisor [p-efrbg/]in. >> item 4 6r7/ vi, please. seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk k remaining items roll call. >> srs wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos? >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> a ea. >> supervisor farr. >> aye. >> supervisor kim? >> aye. >> supervisor mar? >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor tang? >> aye. >> there are eleven ayes. >> those items are approved unanimously. [ gavel ] . madam clerk please call item 43. >> item 4 6r7/ vi is motion calling

supervisor kim >> thank you. i do think were in agreement on the contract compliance officers beginning in january. i think that's incredibly important. i do continue have questions about the digital services program. not because of dir. kelley's leadership yet i think that she does a tremendous job come up but i have in general just over the last six years been skeptical of the city's ability to deliver digital online services but also our ability to attract and actually this is not the fault of the city. we happen to live in a region where we have an amazing number of companies that are attracting the best engineers and programmers. it's frankly just very difficult for the city to compete at you had a higher salary range. i understand the justification for a higher salary range. i think it's needed. i did a more tangible outcomes that we know what ongoing to be achieved in your one, year two, so the we have a way of evaluating the digital service program is actually meeting the needs are city residents. i like

supervisor kim >> thank you. i do think were in agreement on the contract compliance officers beginning in january. i think that's incredibly important. i do continue have questions about the digital services program. not because of dir. kelley's leadership yet i think that she does a tremendous job come up but i have in general just over the last six years been skeptical of the city's ability to deliver digital online services but also our ability to attract and actually this is not the fault of the city. we happen to live in a region where we have an amazing number of companies that are attracting the best engineers and programmers. it's frankly just very difficult for the city to compete at you had a higher salary range. i understand the justification for a higher salary range. i think it's needed. i did a more tangible outcomes that we know what ongoing to be achieved in your one, year two, so the we have a way of evaluating the digital service program is actually meeting the needs are city residents. i like

kim. he'll be talking about preventing the next pandemic. this is happening at center for strategic and international studies here in washington. should start in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome to csis. welcome to those who are joining us online and those who are coming in via cspan and else where. it's an honor to be here today to welcome dr. jim yong kim president of the world bank to speak on how to better prepare ourselves for future out breaks in this era of the new normal of recurrent out bakreaks we've se. i'm the senior vice president here at csis. just a few minutes of opening remarks. dr. kim has been president of the bank since 2012. and in that time has used his leadership quite strategically to bring about many changes internally and externally. he's positioned the bank to be a lead player, a key player in pandemics, in supporting refugees and humanitarian emergencies and elevating attention to women and children including childhood stunting and dealing with natura

[gavel] >> supervisor yee. >> thank you supervisor kim. first i want to thank the public for coming out and supporting these two measures and i want to thank supervisor kim for being the primary author of this. it's kind of interesting for me to listen to the public because so much of it could have been my story and in fact it was my story. back then when i was getting out of high school the city college was free and it helped me immensely professionally because it gave me an opportunity to actually continue from high school and go to a place where i could continue learning and at the same time for my situation and probably most of the people that go to city college you had to go to work and basically raise enough funding or money to support yourself, and that was the case. in those days when i was going to city it gave me an opportunity to save money actually so i could transfer over to cal eventually and pay for the housing and tuition and so forth, and even then -- want even then, but then there was actually much lower at cal and of cou

. >> okay supervisor kim no comment. >> this come out of committee with no recommendation madam clerk can you please call the roll. >> on items 31 and 32. >> supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar sxhoenlz supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed there are 11 i's. >> the ordinances is passed unanimously on the first reading all right. let's go to roll call for introductions. >> first on introduction is supervisor campos. >> thank you supervisor cowen supervisor farrell thank you colleagues i have one in memoriam to with a heavy heart for the former clerk of the board john l taylor that passed one the city's most respected clerk's office and worked for the supervisors for 16 years and brought experience to the board acting with the sense of humor and fairness and served many members on the board of supervisors and public are division and created a bulletin board for city employees to interact and - he had a distinguished spanning criteria outside of san francisco serving on fresno and berkley and wo

kim, first to >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week.e house oversight committee for this week voting to sensor john koskanen. instead, he spent two and a half years stone walling congressional investigations and making excuses for the irs. this is finally about trying to hold somebody accountable. it's a good first step and maybe next up impeachment. >> james. >> this is a hit to president george h.w. bush for being a class act, a letter that he wrote and left in the oval office for president elect clinton has been circulating this week and it's a model of grace and civility. among other things, the outgoing president who had just been defeated soundly by mr. clinton, wrote, i wish you great happiness here. you will be our president when you read this note. your success now is our country's success. i'm rooting hard for you. somehow it's hard to imagine president obama leaving such a gracious letter for president elect trump. >> all right, bill. >> a miss to the senate for passing a defense bill that leaves afghan interpreters out in th

supervisor kim us to be referred >> supervisor kim: thank you. i don't have notes on this, but i did want to submit an in memoriam on behalf of our office to marry jessop is one of our district 6 tenderloin residents. mary is someone who has been incredibly active in our neighborhood in our community and we just learned of her passing away. i want to semi-condolences to her neighbors, friends, her family. she is someone who always had a smile on her face. attended many of our meetings for-part healthy corner stores, pedestrian safety, good she was one of those women who was active and care to the very last day. she was one of the volunteers of sunday streets, and i know sunday streets have also sent their condolences to her as well. she was an active member and advocate for her-. she came out of their breast cancer program and she had fought cancer and beat cancer. she spent her life actually teaching in the public schools before she retired and volunteered her time during a tremendous amount of work in our neighborhoods. she will be missed treme

supervisor kim us to be referred >> supervisor kim: thank you. i don't have notes on this, but i did want to submit an in memoriam on behalf of our office to marry jessop is one of our district 6 tenderloin residents. mary is someone who has been incredibly active in our neighborhood in our community and we just learned of her passing away. i want to semi-condolences to her neighbors, friends, her family. she is someone who always had a smile on her face. attended many of our meetings for-part healthy corner stores, pedestrian safety, good she was one of those women who was active and care to the very last day. she was one of the volunteers of sunday streets, and i know sunday streets have also sent their condolences to her as well. she was an active member and advocate for her-. she came out of their breast cancer program and she had fought cancer and beat cancer. she spent her life actually teaching in the public schools before she retired and volunteered her time during a tremendous amount of work in our neighborhoods. she will be missed treme

she was scared of the two men. >> for kim the cat, it is a big decision. or should she go? >> i didn't know what was going to happen. i kept thinking that it was going to get shocked. >> one of the onlookers on site provides the play-by-play. >> oh, jesus, joseph, and mary, please. oh, god, oh, god, oh, my god, oh, my god. can you let the boys take you? let the boys take you. oh, no. >> suddenly, she jumps. >> oh, my god. ahhhhh! >> it looked like kind of like slow motion. >> it was shock and awe. it was like a moment of sheer terror. you can hear it. everybody just gasped. >> a cat's physical make-up helps it to brace for these kinds of falls. >> it was almost like she was flying like a flying squirrel does. because she was all four, you know, arms and legs out and she was kind of gliding down. and then when she hit, i was praying inside my head, god, please make my cat safe. i thought for sure, you know, she's dead. >> but kim survives. >> she did. no broken bones. no internal bleeding. like nothing ever happened to her. >> in fact, she's raring to go. >

president kim says a quick response is crucial. waiting for governments to act is often too late. >> if you look at just the ebola outbreak. the estimated cost was $10 billion. our estimate is that if the pandemic facility had been this place, it would have released large sums of money much, much earlier. >> the world bank launched a new scheme last month. kim says it's all about creating an insurance system for poor countries. one that offers a speedy rate of combat. the bank has set up a fund on behalf of developing nations. it's expecting contributions from g7 and other donors and will issue a new type of bond to generate income. this money will be used to pay premiums to private insurance companies. pay outs are made if a pandemic reaches a critical stage based on scientific triggers. the facilities authorized the release up to $500 million to affected countries and international agencies. kim says under this system the insurance industry will play a key role. he says the insurance share the same incentives as the world bank, p

and bragging and threats from kim jong-un.e says his latest and only partially successful missiles test says his country has the sure capability to attack americans. the u.s. state department spokesman john kirby is here in "the situation room." he'll take our questions. and our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the breaking news, what it means for you. let's begin in london where nic robertson is following reaction to the british vote. nic, this result really shocked a lot of people. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, particularly here in london, where so many people voted to remain in the european union, there's been shock and dismay. in the last hour, a young lady was walking along the street holding a purse with a sad face on it. a lot of young people here are particularly upset and unhappy. not like those in the leave campaign who are celebrating. a vote to leave the european union sending shock waves around the globe tonight. markets tumble and investors' nerves were rattled. the british p

just a question to i guess the supervisor kim's officer who is going to be operating 24 as a park but my understanding not a rec and park who is going to be managing and running this. >> yes. barbara from dpw in the mission bay redevelopment area from the redevelopment area that will be maintained and managed by the mission bay park because i believe that it is go m j m will be managing the park. >> good afternoon barbara from public works at the m j m under contract to ocii and the management parks through a funding mechanism that will help those parks stay alive and vigorous. >> why is not rec and park involved here. >> this is been the way they've been managed for at last 15 years it was a redevelopment ear and to be managed by the agency it is up for discussion ocii vufrn will be dissolved. >> okay i know there is concern has been expressed to me and this is i've never received a briefing on this and needed to have every item on the agenda i know that there is some concerns i think rec and park learned about this or they starting to be briefed like last week and my understanding m