so, jackie, kudos to you. kurt. and de angela who is formerly from the conservation core and we're taking others from the conservation core because we are teaming up hopefully for a future of making sure that the dream of sophie maxwell to do thea programs is seen through. thank you all. appreciate your time. >> okay. anyone else to speak in public comment on items not on the agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. the executive director's report. >> great. good afternoon, everyone. thank you all for coming and being witness to seeing some of our youth here. that's very gratifying and gives us a chance to see how we are touching lives. so, very pleased that they came today. i do have a couple item to report. i want to start by congratulating our commissioners on the reappointments. and, so, commissioner president leslie katz, commissioner and vice president willie adams and commissioner doreen wu woo ho have all been reappointed to the board new term by the port commissioners which will take them all the way

>> -- kudos? >> there is no point for saying victory camp. >> we have kudos and going viral. >> let's reach out to them. >> joanne, they are legalizing weed, but they are not even addressing pcp which is your drug of choice. is this kind of i guess bigoted toward some drugs that they feel are too scary? >> it is a slippery slope. if you legalize one you will have to legalize all of them. that's the argument. what then makes one worse than another one? if you are going to legalize it, you have to legalize all of it. >> it is all optics, imreg. greg. >> the only place you can find anyone against legalization is on this network. >> basically one person. >> and it is a guy. he has enough muscle he can stand up to 350 million. >> exactly. >> everybody is like, no, it is fine. >> it happened on this show and i told him if he wanted people to stop smoking pot, he should come out in favor of it. you make it cool and then people -- if you demonize something you make it cool. >> are you talking about hammer

kudos for him for standing up as a c.e.o. and taking a stand. you don't often see that. >> jon: oh, kudos. you so rarely see fiduch-bags like that. out thing the policies that make them money. it's like seeing a unicorn, spreading disease and pestilence in the subway. i'm sorry. i'm being told i'm confusing them with rats. i always confuse rats with unicorns. that's probably why my daughter's birthday party was such a disaster. [laughter] look at my lean body. dressed in my trademark jeans. when does this end? when, i say, getting back to the bit? we are constantly giving in to every demand and whim of corporations. and yet they're still not satisfied. they'll never be sats filed. mylan was paying an effective tax rate in the united states of 16.2% in 2013. rather than the 35% corporate tax rate there is. they were enjoying enormous government contract, the benefits of our nih research and development and it's still not enough. they just want and want and want with no concern -- wait a minute. when was the citizens united decision. that was 2010

so, kudos for that. >> also just a little side note. wasn't the artwork done internally by our very own staff? >> yes, it was, yea. though banners are in hot supply, lock them up -- hot demand, rather. the last thing i want to mention is the commissioners have asked and i believe commissioner adam has promised on many occasionses that the port commission will have off-site meetings. our goal is to hold two meetings each calendar year. we will have our first outside meeting on the september 23rd meeting which will be at the southeast community center. so, we'll be putting up more information about that. but i just wanted to let everyone know there is a second meeting in september, we will be meeting in the southern waterfront area which i think will be a great opportunity for us to hold our meeting and hear from some of the constituents that reside in that area of the waterfront and we will continue to plan for a second meeting in the coming months. i want to do one more thing. hot off the press today is the small business exchange's per

my name is justin kudo. i'm a san francisco resident for the disclosure. i should mention that i do work for marin clean energy, but i'm speaking as a resident of san francisco. there's a lot of folks, there's a lot of [inaudible] who say that they want a program that try to go too far, too fast. there's a lot of people out there who say that this is something that's not durable. the fact is it's durable and it's a successful method and it can be done. whether san francisco makes its own pca or joins in an existing program, the thing about the cca is it gives san francisco or any other community that chooses cca, a choosing its power supply. without cca, you have to hope that pg and e are going to make the choices in its power supply that you like and that you desire. well over ten megawatts and new renewables are in redevelopment or being built in marin county and the city of bridgeman. that wouldn't have been built if marin wasn't there. >> thank you for being here today. can i see jed, please. good to see you again, jed. thanks for coming here today. >>

kudos on that. look, i think it's still very overvalued, but the only thing that matters in wall street, how do you relative to expectations. some companies get it right. >> not how you do relative to facebook. you're saying. >> exactly. >> relative to the expectations? >> exactly. >> the expectations can, i don't know. low. >> very low, and as many people shorted i think, as long in terms of setup trade, bud itt i important to show better metrics to show the growth. i don't think it's a facebook or will have enough mindshare facebook does. it's going to be ultimate the ad revenues. not number of users. the ad revenue and they're not making money. momentum until next quarter and then another question what's going to happen? probably do okay, but i'm not a buyer. >> we wanted josh brown to call in today. josh is on the phone. you were clearly the biggest bull on twitter yesterday. you take a victory lap, whatever you want. what do you think now that they delivered and you said to give them a chance?

the 5 and i support the lower polk management pan for the lower polk cv d and i also want to give my kudos to the various people that have been involved in the steering committee in forming this this is hard work and hope that the one of the cv ds once formed there will be more people involved in the community benefit district and find an adequate leader to move forward. thank you very much >> thank you any other members wish to speak in support of the district. >> hi, i'm larry i live in the tenderloin we're talking about the lower polk of main which is definitely as unification starts there's a lot of racial tension and fights but the lower polk used to be the old castro it was a navy peer and that's when they moved all the gaze to what used to be the black and career area. but this was also the area where people of all there was a place called mr. boo ganlz where blacks and gaze and straits went there and associated that's a international place now we call it the industrial peacock you're looking for straight or gay or young girl or boy it's a international place that area should be a p

[laughter] it is not pleasant out, by kudos to the audience for even showing up here tonight. [cheering and applause] although, save your energy because you can't stay in here all night. [laughter] we have air conditioning. we begin tonight with obamacare, which... [laughter] after a number of setbacks, appears to be operating as it was intended. it's smooth sailing for obamacare. >> breaking news, this time it concerns obamacare, and dramatic blow by federal appeals court. >> a big blow to obamacare. >> a huge blow. >> huge blow to the administration. >> bad blow. >> major blow. >> tough blow. >> serious blow. >> a devastating blow. >> an enormous blow. >> jon: a lot of blowing! [laughter] there is so much blowing. everybody is blowing obamacare. [laughter] what could havew'[ happened tht would so dramatically... all right, everybody, get ready to be blown. it turns out that the affordable care act provided federal tax credit subsidies to qualified lower-income individuals who signed up in exchanges established by the states. but as you know, 36 states -- the redder ones --

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kudos to them. and joining us are the co-founders of more than cheer. you do a tons of accounting. >> absolutely. we work really close with the local high school wills and the rec leagues, definitely spre spreading the word of empowerment and leadership. >> reporter: this really is a kid friendly county. in the summer in loudoun county, kids are kenk of summer. water parks run wild from the lazy river, and you can also get lost in paradise if you head over to volcano island. there is also a ton of things like golfing. and when things get cold, you cannot forget that there are some really killer sledding hills, as well. joining us now is the mayor. this is a great place to raise a family. >> thank you. the citizens of leesburg with the help of mtc do a great job making this. as you said, a family friendly environment. we love kids in leesburg. it's a town that welcomes everybody. >> well, we are so glad to be here. thank you for welcoming us and we will check back in with you later. but coming up next, we will give you -- how does that look? a big reason

kudos to kathrin moore. it's a lot of work here. kathrin moore as an architect brings a fairness to this commission. we've worked with her for many years. whether it's neighborhood issues, citywide planning, she's excellent in these neighborhoods and understanding the planning codes with all the new amendments, that takes a huge amount of time and understanding. her urban planning. as talked about earlier she was in treasure island, all of this stuff. it's easy to be a paid person to get a salary, but when you volunteer and spend the time, to any commissioner, i say well done. her knowledge on neighborhood issues, dealing with neighbors. let's move ahead and bring her upstairs back to the hearing. supervisors, thank you very much. >> sue. i'm one of the people that needs to go back to the planning commission as well. i heard from people from wide perspectives saying what they see in kathrin moore. what i see is two enormous skills. one is a professional skill that many are absent. we haven't gone to planning school, to architect sch

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kudos to paula. "world news now" fans will be rejoicing. >> yes. just telling me the other day.to get on "world news now"? >> oh, really? >> yeah. it deserves going back to the vault and pulling out. we'll have to work on that. >> we'll work on it. all right, next up across the pond. one father's bet paying off big time. >> rory mcilroy of northern ireland is the new british open champion. winning yesterday by two strokes. now listed behind jack nicklaus, tiger woods and as the youngest to get three legs of the career grand slam. and he is now taking home more than $1 million. >> giving new meaning to "i'm proud of you son." >> his father is cashing in. ten years ago he bet some friends about $170 that rory would finish the british open by age of 26. he would win it. he is only 25. now that wager is paying dear old dad $372,000. >> wow. >> i got two sons. going to bet on them every single time. >> i bet they will be good athletes. i bet. you know what? what would his dad do, buy a good community pub over and free drinks. >> talking about the story. all morning. and reena keeps m

welcome to the corner of and "getting major kudos." just look at you.ng. that's why walgreens created the first program that's what you did to me yesterday. >> i know you did. >> i'll get you yet. >>> hey, "pop news" and i want to start by honoring the one and only billy joel. joining the ranks of music royalty, the long island native becomes the next recipient for the gershwin prize. the award is presented by the united states library of congress and the library officials say this was an easy decision calling joel a storyteller of the highest order. past recipients include paul mccartney, stevie wonder and carole king. >> good company. >> yeah. >> great company and just thrilled to share that with you. [ applause ] he is a gift to the music world. >>> in other music news, a tree planted in los angeles in memory of one of the beatles has been killed by beetles. >> oh, no. >> terrible case of irony. the degrees. hot and sticky already. 90-90 five degrees today. a cold front approaches the area will trigger some storms. a 40% chance of storms. tonight, li

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and kudos to you for bringing aboard and supporting such smart passionate folks to drive and deliver an agenda together for great 21st century streets in san francisco. so, i will miss you guys tremendously and it is a very bitter sweet good-bye for me but i really appreciate all the support and partnership that you have offered in my time here. thanks. (applause) >> our next and final commendation for the day will be provided by supervisor mar, who i understand has a number of commendations. >> thank you, president chiu. as many people know, this past sunday was the one-year anniversary of the tragic crash, asianic errol flight 214 crash from july 16, 2013, and i'm humbled to be here with five amazingly courageous he roic -- heroic airfield security officers from our san francisco airport. and before i call them up here to come accept these commendations, i wanted to reflect a little bit on the one-year anniversary. so, the crash of the asianic flight 214 occurred at 11:28 a.m. on july 6. the plane carried 291 passengers and 16 crew members. more than half of the passengers were chi

it's actually a really, really good article and gives great kudos to the work that the port is doing, meeting and exceeding our mandates for participation by local business enterprises and some of the novel ideas that we are piloting such as the pier 33 opportunity. so, thank you very much, president katz, for agreeing to appear so prominently on behalf of the port. and that concludes my remarks. >> is there any public comment? >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is corin woods [speaker not understood]. i wanted to talk about the two civil grand jury reports which, quite frankly, pissed me off outrageously. i think that one would see the presentation on sea level rise later today, you'll be able to see why we missed a lot on what's already existing and what's already happening in the city. but a far more direct concern to me is the one about the port ~. i think they missed an awful lot. they missed the fact that -- i think there is a significant amount of community outreach and involvement in all the port does. i think that all of the projects that i've worked on with the port

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. >> yes, and kudos to kerry getting the agreement in afghanistan to count the votes. >> it will be extendedecause the iranians want to string it along and the administration's desperate for a deal. >>> issue three, arc of instability. >> in an enterprising piece of reporting, two "wall street journal" correspondents, jay solomon and carol lee, interviewed u.s. and foreign officials and foreign policy experts about the, quote, arc of instability, unquote, currently convulsing the planet and its impact on president obama's options. >> you had the arab spring. you've had the rise of these really, you know, crazy militant groups in iraq and syria. you've had the syrian civil war. you've had the strengthening of china and russian's foreign policy and iran. he's had a real difficulty of managing what he ran on and what he was elected on in a world where there are many different competing powers. >> from the russian-ukraine crisis to the military cow in thailand to the wars raging over the middle east to the fight against the taliban in afghanistan, it doesn't take an expert to recognize growing w

you log onto the next game and i promise you it will look great and kudos to our guys.can now handle an enormous volume of digital users. we had enormous amount of videos. a lot of participants. >> you would say you were definitely well-prepared? as prepare as you would've been for all the people to click online? >> your research is absolutely correct. it is tiny. our guys have done great. >> does that mean you can see this through enthusiasm translating to live streaming other kinds of sporting events from here on out? >> i don't think there is any doubt. this record will be broken because people are getting used to the idea that they can watch their live games on whatever device they have, wherever they are, under their control and that is going to keep going on because of the importance of watching sporting events live. >> the world cup race -- you are not going to have them in 2018 or 2022. >> you are a spoiler of the party. concentrating on doing a great job. it is going to be a great event. of course, there will be some regret not having it but that is the capital

kudos to our guys. have done a great job stop we can handle and enormous all human to juggle users. of guysserved a lot during this and served fantasy brackets, so we can handle the scale. >> so you would say you were as prepared as you have ever been for all the people to click online? >> yes. it really has been. your research is absolutely correct. itre were some tweaks, but was tiny. our guys have been great on this. >> does that mean you can see this enthusiasm translating to live streaming in other events from here on out? >> i don't think there is any doubt. while we are proud of setting the record, this record will be broken because people are getting used to the idea that they can watch their games on whatever device they have, wherever they are, under their control, and it's going to keep going on because of the importance of watching events live. the world cup rights, you are not going to have them in 2018 or 2022. >> you really are spoiling the party. it was really fun until now. on doing aen