at our last meeting on may 2, 2018, it was commissioner turman's last meeting as the president, and for those of you that were here, he struggled through that meeting to make it through 'cause there were things that he needed to do. though of you that were here he wasn't help, and as we stood for the pledge of allegiance that night, i remember having to help him up that i get into, but he gave a very strong, "for liberty and justice for all." i know i'm going to miss him personally. he was a great friend to many on this commission. we honored him in this last meeting of the commission, as julius turman day. we honored him on the police miss as an attorney. tonight we're going to adjourn in his memory. the best we can do to honor his memory is liberty and justice for all, and continue to do our best as police commissioners. we also have to announce, on a good news front, we have two new commissioners. so i want to welcome commissioner cindy elias, john hamasaki, have been sworn in by the city attorney's office, have been handed binders. they'll get some cases assigned to them tonight. bu

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year and struggled a little bit in the last yearand a struggled a little bit in the last year and aame, my technique and that has taken a little bit of confidence out of me. i'm trying to get it back and today's match was perfect. and roger federer began his last week of wimbledon preparations with a 6—3, 6—4 defeat of slovenia's aljaz bedene to reach the second round of the atp event in halle. the world number one needs a record extending 10th title at the event in order to remain world number one and assure himself of the top seeding at wimbledon starting in a fortnight‘s time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me toolsen toolet and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. well, it was another warm, muggy, humid day across much of england and wales and, although it started off pretty cloudy, we did get the cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolk. as far as the temperature contrasts go, again, the warmest day was across eastern england — 26 degrees —

france have joined russia and uruguay in the last 16.ru 1—0, a result which puts the peruvians out as patrick gearey reports. france be peru 1—0, it wasn't great, but sons of improvement. no nations see this world cup as peru does. they are unmissable. the problem is that when they get the ball around here, things become distinctly... the latest peruvian to turn down the chance for world cup goal. it cost them in their first match against denmark, and france are more ruthless. before you know it, you're behind. dylan mbappe, the youngest frenchman to score in a major tournament. peru could not afford to ponder any longer. it nearly worked for page aquino, but nearly worked for page aquino, but nearly is nowhere now. peru were planning to stay in their world cup and 36 years. without the goalie sunita. you can see only glances of the force that france could be, a qualified team of qualified disqualified praise. but two games into wins without being too good. in the earlier kick off the two other teams in group c, denmark and australia, me

you saw that at the g7 summit the last two days. the truth is, america is once again standing with our allies and standing up to our enemies. this president for instance, he promised to take the fight of against radical islamic terrorism on our terms, on their soil. thanks to the leadership of our commander in chief, i am proud to report isis is on the run, their caliphate has crumbled, and we are on the verge of driving isis from the face of the earth! [applause] "usa"]anting vice pres. pence: god bless our troops. this president stood up to the leading state sponsor of terrorism when he withdrew the united states of america from the disastrous iran nuclear deal and said -- no more. [applause] this president also stood with our most cherished ally. unlike other presidents of succeeding administrations, who made similar promises, president donald trump cap his word when last month, we opened the united states embassy in a jerusalem, the capital of the state of israel! [applause] -- -- capital of the state of israel. [applause] we ar

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when was the last time you were on our sofa? last year.degrees. northern ireland got very close to their all—time record. they were within 0.3 of a degree and scotland, glasgow had the hottest ever day recorded. 32 celsius. that led to the roof of the science museum north and in places. once again, port madoff in north—west wales, 32 degrees. far too hot for me. 30.7 at keswick in the lake district. we've talked about the good and bad of the weather. you mention the roof the museum. why have got this weather. consistency, consistently hot. it almost feels relentless. the patterns are completely stuck in position. we had an error of high—pressure moving the atlantic. it's just got stuck with us. because the ground is so dry, the sun overhead. it is steadily warmed up the ground. that warm air is circulating day by day. you need the jet stream to move it southwards. as we go into the end, there is no real sign of a big breakdown. the long dry weather will keep on continuing. the 76 comparison is right. there is that comparison. the only diff

it wouldn't last too long.ng to see here but, with video systems on offer, another look. yussuf poulsen's had touched the ball, penalty. schmeichel doing his best to intimidate mileyjedinak but it didn't work. they looked more aggressive from then on, with denmarkjust aggressive from then on, with denmark just about holding aggressive from then on, with denmarkjust about holding on. a late flurry from australia at the danes rocking but they couldn't find a way through. edward apiece for both from qualifications with the knockout stage still a possibility. —— a point apiece. this is how group c looks. there is one more round of matches to play. france cannot be caught. they face denmark in their last match. australia will hope that france win that, and then they would overtake denmark into second spot with a win against peru, who are already out. that will be a gripping final round of matches, and they are all played at exactly the same time. let's get the latest from the england team camp. a couple of days afte

match another win on the brink of the last sixteen of the recipe sort. or the way in a fast match there will be very interesting to see how they fare against belgium the golden generation that much then followed by the other game in germany. and south korea now mexico would be through to the last sixteen with a win that would be definite and that would be the seventh world cup in a row they've reached that stage of the tournament that is some consistency. jonathan crane in moscow and. thank you very much for that. and just your liner of the top stories that we're following for you. opposition candidate in turkey has been campaigning hard to head of the country's elections on sunday challenges she recha tayyip erdogan are hoping they reverse his move to grant this presidency sweeping new power is. in the eyes of the vocal world are all the germany squad of the world called after a first match loss they feel they knew they most in fact win again today against sweden and they are to defend their title. but don't forget you can always get you to the news on

we had 84 at this time last year. with firearms we are nine compared to 23 for last year at this time. which is a 61% reduction. of homicides with firearms. tose numbers will continue to craft our strategies and going into the middle of the summer. hopefully we can continue with the same type of progress. we're down 1.3%. that number has been driven by aggravated assault. which is the fairly large number. we're 5% up in aggravated assault. which equates to about 65 crimes more than we were this year. rapes we're down by 5% difference nine below. at this time last year 180 compared to 190. robberies we're down to 6.3%. 1396 this year compared to 1491 last year. with aggravated assaulted that number is 1230 this year compared to 1165 last year. human trafficking reported incidents are up significantly from this time last year. although it's a small number. significant percentage increase. we have 37 this year compared to 12 last year. we believe that our policy change that we had this past year with our sex workers that

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cides where we were this 12ho time last year. we are 16 opposed to 28 this time last year, going into the summer, that's really pleasing. we still have a lot of work to do, sixonths left in the year -- little more than six months, but compared to where we were last year, that's very, veryd . ourov homicides with firearms are down 58% from where they were t t year, lly,s ti last year, we have eight year to date. our total gun vlence victims are down by 50%, and this is the number of total victims strucky b gfire. when you look at our five year trendor homicides, we are as low as we've been since 2014 in terms of homis year to date, so really speaks well of the -- not only that the men and women of the san francisco partrships and collaboration with other city departments and the community, i think is all contributing factors or all contributing factors to crime stat. as property crime, the commissioniti commission knows, we have the struggle with crime, particularly car break-ins. more good news, with hards to that we are down 26%

salah scored from the spot but egypt will be heading home, russia are heading to the last 16.days of the games of group h, japan beat columbia by two goals to one. carlos sanchez with the first red card of the tournament. shinji kagawa converting. senegal also triumphed 2—1 over poland. their second from niang after a poor back pass and confusion in the polish defense. should england qualify for the knockout round, they will meet a team from this group. who that will be after these results is still anyone‘s guess. well, england arrived home at their baysin well, england arrived home at their bays in the early hours of this morning. they are near st petersburg and they have that victory against tunisia in the bag. they left it late and it took to later in the game for a fresh impetus to come in, marcus rashford coming off michael the bench to provide it. are sports editor has been talking to him. england returning to their repino training base this morning, their world cup campaign up and running. they may have left it late but harry kane's dramatic stoppage time header in volg

a win against panama in the last 16 —— this afternoon would guarantee england a place in the last 16.southgate is determined to put past failures into the last century. we want to improve and show people england can play in a better way. we've got technically good players, we want them to get on the ball and express themselves and really attacked again, as we did from the opening minutes of the game the other night. this panama side is organised, their style is, let's say, robust. england can expect a physical test in the heat of nizhny novgorod this afternoon. but, if they play the way they played against tunisia, they should continue to thrill fans back home. that's what everybody wants to see, it excites fans, people who are happy back home to see a team play with such energy and forwardthinking team. so, yeah, keep that going. this has already been a world cup of shocks. defeat today to panama would be right up there. natalie pirks, bbc news, nizhny novgorod. how much do we know about nizhny novgorod? not very much i would imagine. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford is outside the

we did that last week. you have no onshore flow or the opposite, an offshore wind, you get too hot. we had that this past weekend. low pressure to our north, not terribly strong, ridge to our south, light onshore flow cutting into the heat keeping temperatures rather mild. a little cloud cover, san mateo, santa cruz coastline tomorrow morning, sunshine for your afternoon. wednesday i do think the clouds will be more widespread, maybe pushing into the santa clara valley, but afternoon sunshine will be the rule the next several days. as we roll futurecast out to friday, the low is still to our north. a ridge of high pressure is still to our south, not too hot, not too cold, beautiful weather the next several days. concord is close to average tomorrow, 79, 4 degrees below average in san jose, 73. los altos 69 degrees for that $55 million house. union city 68 with afternoon sunshine, beautiful in walnut creek 77, antioch, brentwood, discovery bay low 80s. novato 75, san francisco 65 with afternoon sunshine tomo

it certainly looks like it will last through the coming week.pollen, as well. you can see through london, —— monday, the heat expansion and we start to see some high temperatures, the dark orange colours here in dedicating temperatures into the high 20s. the main forecasting issue will be exactly where we will see those higher temperatures, but the general trend is it will be warmer, with temperatures quite widely into the mid—20s. we have seen those mid—20s asi mid—20s. we have seen those mid—20s as i say into the south. very little sour further north competitor earlier in the weekend. scotland and ireland, warmer here, as well. under the starry skies, quite cool again, in scotland in particular as we go into monday morning. further south, higher temperatures a little by night, humidity low. it is a dry area of high pressure. not a lot of moisture. but we do pick up some more moisture during the course of monday. that will spoil the sunshine a little bit for the north—west of scotland, particularly the islands, and perhaps the north—west mainla

as last in group f. . and to walk through the disaster that took place on the pitch in russia today or my colleagues from b w sports in earlier auschwitz and pablo for us and we've been saying it all night we wish that we were sitting here for a different reason but that is not the case. the german team appeared to have found its mojo after the game after the win against sweden but it no they didn't i mean even in the game against sweden i mean everyone will remember of course the goal that came from tony cross and literally dying seconds practically off that game but in reality they didn't really look much better than in their first game and many respects against mexico which they lost of course and it's sort of their thing was that there are so many issues here because you can talk about the fact that there was talk of a rift between the younger players and the sort of more experienced players who can say that was a word decisions made by the coach with regards who he brought to russia. did they even rea

how's yourjob role changed over the last 25 years?gy changed. we used to primarily have steam generators that would supply the heating. now we've moved to gas boilers. when i've done my role i can see it working, the lights are back on, the power's back on, the heating's back on, the refrigeration, the air conditioning is back on. that's quite good. can you see yourself doing this for another 25 years? if my body allows me! yes, yes — it would be nice. wimbledon starts on monday and two—time champion andy murray says he is "most likely" to play, as he continues his comeback from almost a year out with a hip injury. the former world number one, training here earlier today, will face frenchman benoit paire in the first round. defending men's champion roger federer opens his 20th wimbledon championship by facing world number 57, serbia's dusan lajovic. meanwhile, in the women's singles, it's two years since her last appearance at wimbledon. serena williams returns from maternity leave. the seven—time champion will play dutch world number

winner of last yea r‘s the knockout punch.on saturday. top seed and defending men's champion rafa nadal advanced to the semi—finals with a four—set win over argentina's 11th seed diego schwartzman. the match was held over from last night with the ten—times champion a set down but he lostjust four games today to ease through. and in that semi—final nadal will meet juan martin del potro who beat number three marin cilic in four sets. the argentine was overcome with emotion at the end of the match as he reached his first semi—final in paris for nine years. and gordon reid has beaten the defending champion, world number one, and fellow briton alfie hewett 6—4 6—4 in the quarter—final of the wheelchair singles at roland garros. reid will play shingo kunieda ofjapan in the semi—finals. rugby union and eddie jones has named his england side to play south africa in the first test on saturday. and after all the discussion surrounding his england re—call, there's no place — even on the bench — for danny cipriani. after a stand—out premi

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president trump fired comey last year. the report says comey was wrong to announce he was re- opening the investigation when more clinton emails were discovered 11 days before the election. comey tweeted that the conclusions in the report are reasonable although he disagrees with some of them. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is addressing the hunters point clean-up saying thousands were exposed to radioactive detail. jackie ward reports. >> reporter: it's good news for the people who live in that area. they are thinking about retesting it and sometime later this morning, we hope to learn the details of what that retesting will entail. this time around, the california department of public health will be overseeing things. so congresswoman pelosi released a statement saying: . pelosi says, the radiological retesting will include trench excavations, surface scans, and soil sampling .. as well as building scans. tetra tech - the company that originally tested this area - has said that it will pay for re . but pelosi say

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this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: markets moved last night.london, i am tom keene in new york. a quick check with equity markets. guy johnson mentioned the african rand. dow futures negative 356. futures, curve flattening as well. stronger yen, stronger dollar. solidx moving out to a 14. i mentioned canada, turkey, everything taking it on the chin versus the yen and dollar. kettner with us is max and joining us now, following madonna to portugal is luigi zingales. madonna and america, the giant of entertainment. zingalesra and luigi following on the trail. how is portugal doing? within the southern expanse, we have talked about italy, a little bit about spain and barcelona. how is portugal doing? luigi: in soccer, it is doing very well. besides that, i think economically, it is doing much better. they went through a very tough time, a program with guidelines but they are coming out of this expansion of fiscal and i wishs a pickup italy had the same prospects as portugal these days. tom: as you know, the idea of economics is to do more microeco

i'm not talking about the the primary last night.ling with how we become a united front when there is so much toxic mess inside of the party. >> inside of the democratic party. >> there is toxic stuff in the republican party too. but to me this is more personal because it is blocking progress. the fact that chuck schumer is now on the senate floor saying we shouldn't have vote on this. this is the kind of thing you should have been talking about monday on the senate floor instead of maxine waters because you disagreed with her approach. pick your battles wisely. it is important to have leaders in the spaces who are demonstrating real leadership, courageous leadership. not trying to appeal to blocks of voters who they are never going to get but trying to figure out how you galvanize this base like you said, dispondent. it is important -- >> i'm laughing because i'm agree with you so much. oh, the democrats are so worried because maxine waters said a mean thing. that is the problem in america today? >> but i'm in the habit of giving ad

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this time last year. that number for context of the auto burglaries almost 3,000 auto burglaries below this time last year. that is good news. our major events this week we have the june teeth parade. saturday june 16th. it starts at 10:00 a.m. and ends at 6:00 a.m. we have the san francisco police officers in the parade. they will be at fillmore street from gary to golden gate avenue. estimated a attendance 7500. north beat festival also this weekend saturday, june 16 and sunday june 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. both days. location columbus street from broadway to green. this is an annual festival sponsored by the north business association. there will be arts and crafts and a lot of folks. we anticipate no problem there. monday june 18th we will help kickoff pride week from june 18 through sunday june 24. we are coordinating the department is coordinating public safety and security messages along with other city agencies including department of emergency management, department of public works as well

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williams wasn't seeded at last month's french open, but still reached the last 16.l certainly be watching out. andy swiss, bbc news. two of the favourites for the world cup are in contention today, with germany and brazil both hoping to seal their positions in the final 16. last night argentina scraped through, after beating nigeria with a late goal. later today england head to kaliningrad for their final group match against belgium. david 0rnstein is at the england camp in repino: england left here just under an england left herejust under an hour ago making the a5 minute journey to st petersburg airport where they will make the relatively short flight will make the relatively short flight south west to kaliningrad. it isa flight south west to kaliningrad. it is a city which between poland and lithuania said england may enjoy increased travelling support. it is also likely to be slightly cooler and that could also help. they claimed this morning, all 23 days involved. including delle alli. but there is a feeling that harry kane will start after scoring five goals in

argentina were four mintues away from an early exit last night but messi was on form at last and marcosst nigeria took them through to the last 16. sorry to see nigeria's fantastic it to leave the competition. —— fantastic kit. they'll face france, who played out the first goalless draw of this world cup with denmark, who also qualified. we will get the chance to see england train at their repino base this morning, before making the journey to kaliningrad for their group decider against belgium. and in the run—up to wimbledon, british number one johanna konta is through to the third round at eastbourne, where andy murray will face kyle edmund today. it's going to be warm. it is isn't it! we'll get the weather with carol in just a moment, but it's fair to say it's a scorcher wherever you are this morning. she might use the scorchio word.|j love it when she does that! let's have a look around the uk. here's the scene in central london. carol will have the weather to tell us carol will have the weather to tell us the temperature but it will be a warm day everywhere. it's looking particular

the last 16, the last eight, the last four and then the final.ing you inside a football maestro to show you who i think is going to win the world cup. uruguay, spain, uruguay, than portugal, germany -- uruguay and germany and then germany of course because they always win. goldman sachs has done a wonderful simulation. they think brazil will win this wocu four years ago, they predicted brazil would win, but germany thrashed them 7-he semifinals. commerzbank sees germany winning. s es germany winning as well. the maestro that is barn'm taking you inse secret, says germany will when the final and england will suffer misery once again in the hands of the germans. world cup . i love that you think england is going to get out of its group. s spendour crewmember that whole time shaking his head. he thinks spain. definitely going to dominate the conversation over the next few weeks. germany,ay be. who knows? we will see. no foodat fanfare and vuvuzelas, i declare you battle of the charts -- the winner of the battle of the charts. ♪ mark: getting som

yellow cards so japan go through them in the last sixteen and said i don't foresee. go home the rules are the rules ok so now let's get more now because there's been so much action coming out of russia our correspondent crane has actually had one of the best seats over there in moscow and jonathan as we've been talking about here the group stages of course over the home fans though there in russia how confident are they about their chances winning against spain this weekend well i think it really depends who you talk to but i do feel there is a sense of trepidation going into the match at the weekend. the feets against uruguay in russia's final group game is really kind of dampened spirits a bit. after such an amazing start to the tournament but you know there is some bravado among fans at one respect to immediately after the game said we're going to get to the semifinals because we can others though not quite sharing his optimist and someone found i spoke to today said it was going to be like kicking a child's lead you to work out who the child is in that scenario n

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last night, it was -- explain that 93,000 figure. last night, it was 90,000. today, they received more than 5000 ballots from the post office. they will collect ballots through friday. they say some organizations may project a winner in this race over the weekend. we can tell you that representative from mark leno's campaign and representatives from london breed's campaign were inside city hall here earlier today, monitoring the election process, monitoring the votes as they rolled in, but that headline right now, the new head line, the new lead, mark leno still leading in this race, but that race has now narrowed to 255 votes. leading by a very, very thin margin here in san francisco. back to you. >> 250 votes. i can't imagine how the two candidates are feeling. christian, thank you so much. >> reporter: just one more note, that's out of more than 150,000 votes, so more than 150,000 votes have bulb tabulated -- been tabulated, so that gives you a sense of how narrow that margin is if just 250 votes. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, a group of students at

residents were told to spend last night elsewhere.e window and we went about our usual business, having something to eat, etc. and there was just a knock at the door after eight o'clock and it was one of the special police officers and they said, you know, you're going to have to get out. you're going to have to evacuate. as they were telling you to get out, did you think, my house is at risk? absolutely, yes. the last thing i said to him was, don't let my house burn down! some local schools have closed, unable to keep their classrooms ventilated. i have been here about 20 years and we have never been in a position where we've had to close the school premises because of fire and there has certainly not been any evacuations in the past. so this is unprecedented, without a doubt. the fire service declared a major incident. 50 firefighters said to be putting a heavy attack on the blaze. it is not unusual for the moorland to catch fire, particularly in the summer months. but the residents here say what is unusual is that their houses are

to one's challenges have also taken full advantage of the last day of campaigning. action a candidate for the nationalist party. the leftist h d p whose presidential candidates. dimitar she is being held in prison over ledge terror links and the biggest star injure candidate for turkey's biggest opposition party the c.h.p. within a few weeks he's managed to mobilize tens of thousands bringing hope to the end he added one camp. oh the ballot papers free of charge the stamp is free of charge the ink is for your. stamp against injury and you will break free from it all. or even away from the mass rallies the election is the main talking point just a few weeks ago many turks saw the reelection of the president as a done deal that has now changed. it wouldn't be very days are ahead i strongly believe this these sixteen years of darkness will come to an end but i just want justice in french oldest political. this is the tightest election race in many years but our hearts are with the ruling a.k.p. . this hard fought election will determine whether turkey can look forward

star kim kardashian petitioned president trump at the white house last week. spain is preparing to swear in a new government today with the largest number of female cabinet members in modern history the new protein you executive under prime minister pedro sanchez will include eleven women and six men socialists chose took over after ousting conservative mariano rajoy in a no confidence vote last friday. starting today turkish voters living here in germany can cast their ballots in turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections turkish consulates are expecting a high turnout more turkish migrants live here in germany than anywhere else side of turkey and one point four million of them are entitle to vote president rich a type one and members of his ruling party the a k p r favorites to win president one complained during the election campaign that he was banned from speaking in germany or elsewhere in europe only bosnia a majority muslim country allowed him to hold a rally in turkey's last election three years ago about sixty percent of turkish voters from g

actually what happened last week was a. a spontaneous and an instinctive reaction to our leader being expelled from the house of commons and we took the not unreasonable view that if our voices cannot be heard inside the chamber then we will make sure that we will have been heard outside the chamber and we actually tripped over to this very green and in the space of about two hours got more press coverage than we done in the previous year and now the london media and the political bubble here they know there's a problem with bracks it to do with scotland and they want you do recognise that before it was a one off or you're planning a strategy well as a set on the side of politics if there were to be a strategy i'm sure one of the components of it would be an element of surprise so i would be disinclined to talk to you about it on television however let me make the case that i mean the the s.n.p. has always taken if you that we will do anything we can and use any means at our disposal to advance the interests of the people w

last november. now looking like if this summit does take place, that it would happen sometime in mid-july right after the nato summit. thatto someern among our nato allies. worry about a possible repeat of the g-7 summit in canada lavished praion north korea leader kim jong-un in singapore. our nato allies worry it could happen and president putin is opposed to the existence nato. >> sandra: on capitol hill where house leaders are expected to vote on the compromise immigration bill, what is at this point the likelihood of it passing? >> it's not looking very good, sandra. house republicans have really been scrambling over the last 24 hours or so to try to add last-minute changes to to attract more support for the so-called compromise immigration bill but having a tough time getting conservatives on board especially since the president himself has sent mixed messages about it. but just minutes ago president trump tweeted his support for it saying that quote republicans should pass the strong but fair

and last but not least, it's very encouraging and heartening to see that over the last ten years, the children's book categories and young adult books have been the fastest growing categories so that makes us very confident about our larger purpose, which is to create the future of books and long-form reading in our society for generations to come. in addition to that, you said it, we have seen 30% growth in digital audio, last year and more than 30% in the first quarter ofs year, again, and that is another reason to be confident about the future. so, i think there is no reason to be pessimistic and theres no data and no kpi, neither in the u.s. nor globally, that speaks for a significant change of that trajectory. >> okay. thank you. marcus. marcus is covered. >> now is it working in marcus covered the positives out there. what i would say is every time there's a change in our market, there are doom sayres, but the fact of the matter is that the view of the book and all of the things it brings to society and to individuals is as strong if not stronger than ever. when you see anything

last weekend was no different. they coordinated really well and had made sure the coordination centers were staffed, and i know they're talking about fleet week as we get closer to october and coordinating again with f.b.i., military, and other city agencies. and that concludes the report from administration at this time. thank you. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, chief. is there any public comment on the chief's report. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. thank you for your report, chief hayes-white. and please pass along my compliments to one young man, sean white, for helping you with your pitching. i'm sure he did since he is a pitcher of sacred heart. >>commissioner cleaveland: how'd you know that? i thought i was the only one that knew that. >> commissioner covington: oh, no. word gets around. and so thank you, chief, for the report. i was able to watch the board of supervisors budget committee meeting, the one that took pla

it was a good watch last night. scoring the only goal in the second half it was his first goal for belgium i and the interesting thing is that he used to play for mass united in the f.a. even chef at one point was about making a naturalized citizen so he could play for england so after scoring that goal last night i think some people if they might have been he said there hasn't been down why didn't we do it. a lot to play for also in group h. and colombia got their tournament back on track because they started toying with it with a defeat but they've won now the last two games the only goal of the game last night coming from garry mina he scored early in the second half and this was one of the group for colombia but the result it was tough for senegal who you see here in green they were the last african team who could have qualified for the last sixteen but they were at the mercy of fair play rules and of course japan. and there was controversy when we're talking about japan and their game against poland it was inde

they didn't get to play the last game here, which would have been so exciting. but they swept the series. so hey, when you could sweep, it is always good. the drummers leading the way. this is fun. >> it is fun. and this could be one of the last parades in oakland because they are moving to san francisco in the beginning of the 2019 season. so one more chance to be in oakland after this, for next year. but after that, this parade -- the championship parade would be moving to san francisco in the new chase arena down in the district near the dog patch, south of market. >> and fans will be traveling because they are die-hard fans and they are saying "let's go, warriors." they are ready. >> that is what they are chanting here in the background. they are super jazzed. look at the crowd from sky ranger. could you see it is like -- it is like 20 rows deep at this intersection as the float and the parade goes by them. people have been waiting here since 1:00 in the morning to get the prime spot. front-row seat of this parade route. >> and we were showing many things on