regional tript transit and we'll note you'll see triggers are one time triggers not reversed and lastly a slide for tomorrow's budget and finance whether the changes will be introduced and keep your eye on the times change and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> and as i mentioned the cac vice chair will report on the cac special meeting they considered the same item. >> by way of thank sfgovtv charles kremack and nona melkonian for broadcaster today's hearing to commissioner avalos. >> thank you wanted to thank the transportation authority staff for your work and represents an ambitious plan a couple months ago strechd and want to thank for their effort to make this happen and want to acknowledge that we have many, many stakeholders come together on the expenditure plan and we gave a little bit to make sure that we can have the agreement we were able to increase the level of service of the expenditure for transit service and affordability that was a key ask for the transit equity people and especially to be able to have flexibility in our budget to continue with free

three quarters cent state tax we'll be presenting here today and i'll let staff go through that and lastly my office has been engaged with many people in the transit field especially around transit equity and justice working with the mta as well as to create an equity framework how the mta makes decisions on how they serve different neighborhoods and capital is invests in san bruno neighborhoods to make sure that neighborhoods that have traditionally fallen behind on capital investments and the planning for - that's been part of any effort and making sure those two measures can be meaningful to all of san francisco so we'll go to staffs presentation. >> thank you commissioner avalos it's been a pleasure to collaborate with you two ochz working closely for months on the expenditure plan for transportation with our advocates and the mayor's office and mta and transportation authority staff and dpw and it's been a broad based collaborative effort with a strong expenditure plan come out of it and i agree the goal to move forward the general sales tax and charter amendment but keeping the three

three quarters cent state tax we'll be presenting here today and i'll let staff go through that and lastly my office has been engaged with many people in the transit field especially around transit equity and justice working with the mta as well as to create an equity framework how the mta makes decisions on how they serve different neighborhoods and capital is invests in san bruno neighborhoods to make sure that neighborhoods that have traditionally fallen behind on capital investments and the planning for - that's been part of any effort and making sure those two measures can be meaningful to all of san francisco so we'll go to staffs presentation. >> thank you commissioner avalos it's been a pleasure to collaborate with you two ochz working closely for months on the expenditure plan for transportation with our advocates and the mayor's office and mta and transportation authority staff and dpw and it's been a broad based collaborative effort with a strong expenditure plan come out of it and i agree the goal to move forward the general sales tax and charter amendment but keeping the three

due to the inclusion of the leaves of which the emperor had given the benefit of the travelers and lastlyo crown, brought out a fine bottle of wine found by chance in the provision box. three friends drank to the union of the earth and to satellite. it's unlikely our astronauts will ever enjoy a meal like the one jules vern's crew ate but to find out what scientific work is going on in space feeding we talked to paula chance. >> we have a variety of the types of food available for gemny and apollo missions. shrimp cocktail which could also be a beef pot roast and a mixture such as a pud ding and grapefruit drink which could be cocoa. >> just add water and serve? >> that's right. the bites are the beef sandwich or chicken or cheese sandwich and peanut cube could be a sear yal cube of some sort. >> you have a variety of items, don't you think you could put together a well balanced diet for astronauts. >> we put a balanced diet together but it is based solely on em pier cal knowledge in that it's based on the recommendations for the average american adult male. >> these might not be what you

regional tript transit and we'll note you'll see triggers are one time triggers not reversed and lastly a slide for tomorrow's budget and finance whether the changes will be introduced and keep your eye on the times change and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> and as i mentioned the cac vice chair will report on the cac special meeting they considered the same item. >> by way of thank sfgovtv charles kremack and nona melkonian for broadcaster today's hearing to commissioner avalos. >> thank you wanted to thank the transportation authority staff for your work and represents an ambitious plan a couple months ago strechd and want to thank for their effort to make this happen and want to acknowledge that we have many, many stakeholders come together on the expenditure plan and we gave a little bit to make sure that we can have the agreement we were able to increase the level of service of the expenditure for transit service and affordability that was a key ask for the transit equity people and especially to be able to have flexibility in our budget to continue with free

three quarters cent state tax we'll be presenting here today and i'll let staff go through that and lastly my office has been engaged with many people in the transit field especially around transit equity and justice working with the mta as well as to create an equity framework how the mta makes decisions on how they serve different neighborhoods and capital is invests in san bruno neighborhoods to make sure that neighborhoods that have traditionally fallen behind on capital investments and the planning for - that's been part of any effort and making sure those two measures can be meaningful to all of san francisco so we'll go to staffs presentation. >> thank you commissioner avalos it's been a pleasure to collaborate with you two ochz working closely for months on the expenditure plan for transportation with our advocates and the mayor's office and mta and transportation authority staff and dpw and it's been a broad based collaborative effort with a strong expenditure plan come out of it and i agree the goal to move forward the general sales tax and charter amendment but keeping the three

to the door for register we've had an increase in the applications that are concerning to us you lastly as well now i want to privet to the enforcement efforts right now under the ordinance is focused on hosts in compliance we've done a lot of enforcement work and pursuing more kworments with a particular focus on folks not eligible for the program that call them the people are full-time rentals and things like that people that are not eligible even if they apply so is we've issued several noiktsz to two of the hosting platforms they've not had a need to register as under the ordinance our office is utilizing web and others data to facilitate our versions i will read off real quickly numerical statistics to summarize 6 hundred and 9 enforcement cases and issued notice of violation and 200 and 55 have been closed with another 83 cases pending cases on one plus dwelling unit and issued seven hundred and 50 thousands of hosts in violation a really brief look at the revenues yes, i did. >> by the program from both application fees and pencils each fee costs $50 that is one hundred thousand

lastly, and most substantively, we are considering an exception for high-level nonprofit fundraisingtaff still looking into how exactly to the find that that would look to your guidance and excellent piece in that regard whether it's executive staff or staff is compensated for the purpose of performing fundraising activities. we understand there is an inherent burden in these reporting requirements we are interested in minimizing that as much as possible not really providing a disincentive for people to sit or who do work for nonprofits from wanting to serve as commissioners. i think that's a vital pool of individuals we want to be commissioners in our city we don't want to dissuade that. they would still have to report solicitations from interest parties coming before the commission but in general would not have to disclose every single solicitation a make over the course of their work duties. that's the long and short of it. sure conversations i'm looking forward to continuing this conversation in july. >> i have a follow-up question it could make this real with a concrete example

and lastly, the category four allows for our system engine and the ways to use the infrastructure and even better and so looking at things like car pooling from santa clara all the way to san francisco, and this will pay for the san francisco portion of that and also, the san francisco demand and the people to encourage to bike share. and the last two, number five is for the very important vision zero, safety for all modes and focus on the bikes and pedestrians. and lastly street, surface and so this is a compromised measure and as i said we have more needs than we have funding even in this measure and so there are a couple of triggers that are under consideration and that sort of reflects the path that this is a compromise and not everybody is happy and there are more needs and so the first trigger that actually is in the charter, and it is dedicate td sales tax is the event of a bad, economic down turn where the mta might have to make the service cuts, there is the ability for flex, 25 percent of the funds in the second bucket. on the screen, towards the operations. and another trig

lastly, to our city attorney, mr. gibner between these late nights is what i think we were talking super late last night or early in this morning i woke you up a few times oh thanks for your efforts in this regard. our clerk's office, thank you for being here in the last few days. doesn't it done without a famous 01 a thank you all for being part of this process and really proud that were the end of the road. and happy that were ended the road right now get for this year. something seven could open this up to a few comments and i know people to have to leave but let me view the sql things to begin after a few people say a few words. supervisor tang >> thank you. especially because i have to leave soon i just want to echo all the thanks that supervisor farrell just gave and i will not repeat all them. thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you supervisor 10 thank you supervisor yee >> thank you chair farrell. yes, i echo the same sentiments in terms of thanking everybody. i want to thank particularly my staff who w

and lastly, the category four allows for our system engine and the ways to use the infrastructure and even better and so looking at things like car pooling from santa clara all the way to san francisco, and this will pay for the san francisco portion of that and also, the san francisco demand and the people to encourage to bike share. and the last two, number five is for the very important vision zero, safety for all modes and focus on the bikes and pedestrians. and lastly street, surface and so this is a compromised measure and as i said we have more needs than we have funding even in this measure and so there are a couple of triggers that are under consideration and that sort of reflects the path that this is a compromise and not everybody is happy and there are more needs and so the first trigger that actually is in the charter, and it is dedicate td sales tax is the event of a bad, economic down turn where the mta might have to make the service cuts, there is the ability for flex, 25 percent of the funds in the second bucket. on the screen, towards the operations. and another trig

lastly, to our city attorney, mr. gibner between these late nights is what i think we were talking super late last night or early in this morning i woke you up a few times oh thanks for your efforts in this regard. our clerk's office, thank you for being here in the last few days. doesn't it done without a famous 01 a thank you all for being part of this process and really proud that were the end of the road. and happy that were ended the road right now get for this year. something seven could open this up to a few comments and i know people to have to leave but let me view the sql things to begin after a few people say a few words. supervisor tang >> thank you. especially because i have to leave soon i just want to echo all the thanks that supervisor farrell just gave and i will not repeat all them. thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you supervisor 10 thank you supervisor yee >> thank you chair farrell. yes, i echo the same sentiments in terms of thanking everybody. i want to thank particularly my staff who w

up for right for african-americans in the city i personally wanted to make that acknowledgment and lastlye have optimistically archbishop king but want to remind you. >> few months ago you passed a historic gesture and guardians you great respect and honor by those who are loving justice for the quality of the san francisco board of supervisors in our bold stand in making july 22nd mario woods remembrance day thank you >> (clapping.) >> and to that end that day and the acknowledgement by you under supervisor avalos leadership along with supervisor campos who co-sponsored we acknowledged that the comfortable that acknowledgement to the mother of woods is a beginning step in the painful process that she and her family and the wound communities are trying to get through avenue witnessing the horrific murder of her son having said that, this friday is the recommendation brans day celebration we've combined to friday and saturday as the mario woods weekend and to that end. >> (clapping.) >> we have scheduled some very, very significant events of having anyal on friday, a community town hall me

lastly, we need to develop local legislation and also the new local decision we make. thank you. >> thank you. just want to jump in. i think a lot of times when we talk about medical cannabis locally, the issue that dominates is the clustering issue, the green zone, red zone issue. i think it frustrates absolutely everyone. it frustrates the planning department and other departments and frustrates people who want medical cannabis dispensry in their neighborhood but can't mpt it frustrates those in the green zones because they don't want clustering. what frustrates the medical cannabis community because there are certain areas where they can go and sometimes the system encourages clustering because oof the areas off limit. in my district, the castro and market the bulk of the neighborhood is off limits thrmpt is a area off church street near market where there is a very small green zone, but most of the neighborhood is completely off limits and we know there are parts of the southern part the city and southeast where it is the opposite. it is just a challenging situatio

this is also i would just lastly say it's premised on the idea that we would be expanding our policyhop beyond the current ranks to expand the policy analysts we are first seen in the budget beginning fy seven. that's a possible hiring will see start immediately in july assuming the board of supervisors with the final approval to the mayor's recommendation for our budget, but it is clear that will take some months to do. realistically anticipates having to policy analyst in the door probably at the end of this calendar year. that said, there would probably be a couple of items each month that the staff can tackle but again as a starting point for discussion for you we want to present this to see what your reaction was what your direction was and if there's anything that needs to be added or changed if this is something want to move forward with. >> any questions or comments on by any of the commissioners? >> i agree with you german renne this is a fine set of policy for postals. very good working document press to look at. i want to commend ms. pallo as you did for preparation [inaud

lastly, and most substantively, we are considering an exception for high-level nonprofit fundraisingtaff still looking into how exactly to the find that that would look to your guidance and excellent piece in that regard whether it's executive staff or staff is compensated for the purpose of performing fundraising activities. we understand there is an inherent burden in these reporting requirements we are interested in minimizing that as much as possible not really providing a disincentive for people to sit or who do work for nonprofits from wanting to serve as commissioners. i think that's a vital pool of individuals we want to be commissioners in our city we don't want to dissuade that. they would still have to report solicitations from interest parties coming before the commission but in general would not have to disclose every single solicitation a make over the course of their work duties. that's the long and short of it. sure conversations i'm looking forward to continuing this conversation in july. >> i have a follow-up question it could make this real with a concrete example

and lastly, about 5,000 officers we're talking about from all over the country.n as special officers over the weekend. and they have the first protests that are scheduled this weekend. back to you. >> first protest this weekend, thank you our own jack object rascon. that wraps us up. i will see you again tomorrow from cleveland. right now more news with chris jansing. >>> good thursday morning. we're continuing msnbc's live coverage of the republican national convention now just four days away. cleveland will be at the center of the political universe. from the cavs to the convention, the q transformed into a political arena. we've got teams of correspondents beginning today and through next week. but up first this morning, we are very close to getting an answer to the question that everybody wants an answer to. who will be donald trump's running mate? nbc confirming that this process is in the final stages, and news on just who trump has picked. obviously, could leak out at any moment now. we know the presumptive republican nominally will formally announce his p

map and so we can then goat people the resources they need from the different operators and then lastly we're putting together a analysis the last time a comprehensive look was last year so we're working on practice to analyze service and the network performance nor fruits and vegetables so i'll bros through the service analysis piece and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> the first step undertaken we're working closely with the transit operators on this work is to step back from the existing network and look at the demand and data on the existing work trips that folks are making around the region lasted at night a total of 43 thousand trips as well as to and from either people that live outside of san francisco or commute in or vice versa during the all night mint to 5:00 a.m. we've looked at where we live and work and demographic and low income folks and people without access to cars those are the people that most rely on this services this is the first piece of analyze and 0 following that with a look at the existing services and the performance and identifying re

lastly, posture changes. there's only two took the first is something we would like to see, but politically challenging. the russians-- should be specific about this in the early 2000 the norwegian deemed previous submarine base in northern norway to be surplus went through the process of divesting of it, put it on sale on the norwegian version of ebay and was bought by a private investor who then leased it to a russian deep-sea exploration firm with ties to gasp wrong, which raises some concerns among people in the submarine warfare community about what the russians are doing here given the current climate there have been rumblings about the russians being kicked out. it's a useful facility. the us had rotational visits of there in years past during the cold war. for countries that wish to participate in any sort of asw activity in the. is particularly to conduct resupplied other repair type of work. second, using the former naval air station to which is currently also the international airport to-- as a sup

lastly, what it does is changes marijuana to cannabis throughout the legislation. on the right there is a governors trailer bill. this bill makes amendments to changing the name of the bureau of medical marijuana to now cannabis. it also creates a lot of clarity in the existing legislation arounds license types and what department is authorized to do what and changes some authority from certain state agencies to other state agencies. that is a overview of the bill and turn st. over to planning to talk about zoning and then dbi will talk about building inspection and i'll come back and summarize the key decision points the city needs to make. >> thank you. aaron star, the manager of legislative affair frz the planning department. reviewing mursa there are two steps that need to be considered with the current regulations and bring into conformance with pending state laws. the first item to review and consider outlined in the march 20 report. the second is look at amending existing mcd's, agricultural to address state licenses classifications. in july 2013 supervisor

and lastly, more than 30 cameras will increase security across south boston. inspectors will be visiting more than 30 programs to make sure these changes are in place and running smoothly and also that no staff members are ever on their cell phones. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: 6:00, breaking news involving the new england compounding system -- center. our team coverage begins right now with jorge quiroga live at the courthouse. jorge: with jury selection set to start on monday, the couple made a last-minute plea change to guilty. as they stepped up to the back door of the federal court, the ir attorney came out the front door to speak with reporters. >> they had nothing to do with the day-to-day operations at the compounding center. jorge: carlo was the majority owner, her husband doug director of an affiliated company, both reaping they pleaded guilty to hiding some 123 thousand dollars in cash after the company the third bankruptcy following the outbreak of fatal meningitis in 2012. the couple admitting they opened to adjoining accounts and making

lastly, what it does is changes marijuana to cannabis throughout the legislation. on the right there is a governors trailer bill. this bill makes amendments to changing the name of the bureau of medical marijuana to now cannabis. it also creates a lot of clarity in the existing legislation arounds license types and what department is authorized to do what and changes some authority from certain state agencies to other state agencies. that is a overview of the bill and turn st. over to planning to talk about zoning and then dbi will talk about building inspection and i'll come back and summarize the key decision points the city needs to make. >> thank you. aaron star, the manager of legislative affair frz the planning department. reviewing mursa there are two steps that need to be considered with the current regulations and bring into conformance with pending state laws. the first item to review and consider outlined in the march 20 report. the second is look at amending existing mcd's, agricultural to address state licenses classifications. in july 2013 supervisor

fernando: lastly, is putin benefiting from brexit? matt: this is a complicated issue, because yes of course, morally, psychologically, any time there are chinks in the west's armor, this sort of western post wwii free market democratic system seems to be trembling, it's good for russia. putin has made himself the poster child as the critic of the american dominated system. but on the other hand, he needs strong, wealthy trading partners in europe. europe is russian biggest trading partner, and has been for more than half a century. so it doesn't help if the eu starts to spin into collapse because of brexit. so i think it is a mixed bag for putin. he has his own disgruntled, economically disadvantaged people and he sees bad things can happen in politics if you don't pay attention to those. fernando: thank you so much i really appreciate your insights. matt: my pleasure. >> coming up, team trump takes a trip to capitol hill. >> this force of nature. >> is there a running mate who can help trump win over the establishment he loves to hat

lastly we head to the the north bay community of petaluma where you can check out the river time revival. it's saturday from 11:00 to 8:00. in sports a's and quakes play at home. giants are on the road. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >> there is never enough time to do everything. fun. and what is the weather going to be like if you are choosing what fun things? we'll get to weather in a second. first traffic. >> sal first. >> sal. >> not as hot. >> not as hot. thank you. >> but i have a friend i mine that can elaborate on that. >> can you tell me about the bay bridge and the maze. they are putting up new freeway signs. hopefully that is picked up. >> traffic is not effected very much by the bay bridge, what they are doing there. we will start off in gilroy with that gilroy super commute where traffic here is looking good. and on friday right through morgan hill everything seems to be very nice. there are no major problems coming through. we're also looking at the bridges. san mateo and dumbarton bridges looking good. there are no major issues as you are driving on t

lastly, what it does is changes marijuana to cannabis throughout the legislation. on the right there is a governors trailer bill. this bill makes amendments to changing the name of the bureau of medical marijuana to now cannabis. it also creates a lot of clarity in the existing legislation arounds license types and what department is authorized to do what and changes some authority from certain state agencies to other state agencies. that is a overview of the bill and turn st. over to planning to talk about zoning and then dbi will talk about building inspection and i'll come back and summarize the key decision points the city needs to make. >> thank you. aaron star, the manager of legislative affair frz the planning department. reviewing mursa there are two steps that need to be considered with the current regulations and bring into conformance with pending state laws. the first item to review and consider outlined in the march 20 report. the second is look at amending existing mcd's, agricultural to address state licenses classifications. in july 2013 supervisor

and lastly, do whatever it takes to get the job done. if you don't have a job you love, get a job you love now. today. it will never be easier because it is never better than waking up and enjoying what it is you are doing with your life. thank you, very much. i think i will turn it over to bill now. [applause] >> >> the lawyer gridlock in the grip to the capital people listen to each other in things got done. but not today. live to power monopoly of the republican and democratic parties has now run the course of all monopolies becoming arrogant and calcified like electric utility with a guaranteed rate of return. hyper gerrymandering has resulted in eggs attached -- extreme part is ahead on either side of the aisle the two major party seem to agree on only one thing to perpetuate their own duopoly. but the duopoly is second

lastly, every time that i've been before you i've urged congress to legislate to protect public safetychairman, thank you for raising it today. the commission has gone about as far as our authority can take it. i know commissioner rosen worse l has been touring 911 facilities, wrote a spot on op-ed on the topic and she has has son thoughts on her testimony and i have some recommendations in my prepared text as well. here's the reality. absent congressional action, there is no national program to improve public safety by applying the technology of next generation 911. we are in the second decade of the 21st century and we're still relying on mid 20th century technology. i appreciate the opportunity to be here, mr. chairman, and i look forward to engaging in discussion on any topics you may want to discuss. >> thank you, chairman. obviously we're willing to have that discussion on 911. we also, i would remind him, did at lt on first net and enhancing that and some 911 enhancements there. we know there's more to be done. we now recognize the former chair, chairwoman of the commission, gen

not one the boundaries of feet by the laws but to me is the wrong location agency as parents and lastly unfortunately, i have to bring you think i've never had to do that some of the best practices of the people's associated with that the two main project sponsors i have respective for them i understand they offer a good business in district 8 no issues but two things have happened over the last twenty-four hours that i still canned belief happened one of their advisors michael sued me i put in project was somehow anti lgbt that is the notice disgusting and bad thing i've heard in any time as a supervisor in the board i'll take undertake for instances that i take but to create an out right lie he called a newspaper to make it look like myself in report to the e-mail the cal association sent out it drummed up as a anti lgbt it is the most offense thing since i've been on the board of supervisors and the attorney for the project sponsors calling up my colleagues saying i'm trying to intimates people it is an out right lie and is best practices they do here inside of city hall from in any

without objection. >> item 4. >> item 4 ordinance for the police code to make the technical parents lastlyith original intent. >> thank you i don't know if anyone is here to speak from supervisor wiener's i believe elena is here. >> sorry ellen had to attend another meeting we've worked closely with a supervisor wiener's and the city attorney's office no change in the intent of the original legislation that is simply to help to coordinate the paid leave and mostly just procedural. >> supervisor yee. >> i'm a co-sponsor and looking at the technical amendments and respond. >> want to appreciate our local office here all right. so at this time questions or comments in budget analyst report item 4 anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. and move that with a positive recommendation to the full board >> without objection item 5 please. item 5 resolution approving the 7 parties supplemental to memorandum of understanding regarding financial candidates to address the financing for the corridor e ;line indication so if you want to just identify yourselves on the record. >> i'm

lastly, housing. in profit is what's expected on a pretax basis.ably, it's too early to gauge the impact; the outlook is less clear. our guest is still with us. is it too early for companies, whether they be in housing or any other sector, to feel what the impact of brexit will be? >> from one perspective, it's too early, because the data has not out. from another perspective, it's clear that the next few months we'll see a slow down in the u.k. economy. the bank of england said this, and institutions are saying this political uncertainty will provide an an easy backdrop. from that perspective it's not too early, and they otherwise need to plan for that slower growth. guy: stay with us. plenty more still to talk about as we work our way through the program. minutes away from the start of european trading. a number of stocks to keep our eye on. homeland, burberry. let's talk about what the terminal is coming up. we think wednesday morning a softer start,. euro stocks down by 2/10 of 1%, ftse down. remember, continental markets were a very strong yes

lastly, that is the investors want. that could have a big impact on the market. out before that india looks very attractive. china is doing its job of managing the economy. where does this take turkey? ?hat kind of box i am trying to think about how i think about turkey. am i looking at the current a doubt -- account deficit, political risk? >> things were worse in turkey before. things were getting better before the coup started. they have a huge current account deficit. it was the case before. expert, butturkey what is the policy going to be? are they going to go down the path of being autocratic as mr. putin is in russia? that will take time to figure out. you are going to stay with us. plenty more still to come from him. we are minutes away from the open. we will look at some corporate movers in today's trading. armed is going to be a day story. softbank is paying a massive foring for our -- premium arm. why do they want it? what are they going to do for it -- with it? will anyone else pay even more for it? it is all about the chips. nine minutes until the ma

lastly, loretta lynch, the attorney general, said last week she would follow the recommendations of the fbi. in other words, make determinations, and she would not differ, so we would surmise it is highly unlikely at this point any charges would be brought. reaction -- donald trump -- you knew he was a something quickly, and he did tweet out saying "the system is rigged. general petraeus got into trouble for far less. there he, very unfair. as usual, bad judgment." again, it does not look like hillary clinton will face criminal charges after this announcement by the fbi. she is traveling with president obama for a campaign event in north carolina cap we will have that, reaction from capitol hill, and much more analysis as we sort through all of today's findings. jummy: thank you, scott. on the campaign trail, clinton expected to be joined by president obama for the first time this year. the two are scheduled to campaign in charlotte, coming weeks after the president endorsed clinton, not think there has ever been someone so qualified to be president. you can add someone else to donald t

i would just lastly point out, the existing platform language seems to undercut the iran agreement itself, one that our president and then-secretary of state clinton worked hard on. section 36 lays out a dispute resolution mechanism, a series of diplomatic steps to be taken amid concerns over the agreement. if the steps are insufficient, the agreement says we should go to the un security council. i ask we stand with the administration and our secretary of state. >> those in opposition have five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. i am a delegate from florida, representing, proudly representing hillary clinton. i rise to speak in opposition to this amendment. reach about to launch, the one-year anniversary of the historic relation, the historic agreement with iran that stopped dead iran's nuclear path. it stopped its ability to race towards a nuclear weapon, it kept israel safe, and brought us back from a nuclear war. this amendment does not reflect the balance of that agreement, which was painstakingly negotiating -- negotiated, including by some members of our team in this room. we have to

lastly and i think more importantly the men and women who work in our department. they bust they their humps every day and have high expectation with the bearest of resources and you should be very proud of the sweat the men and wem omen put in every day so we are very thrilled. i mentioned the warriors so let me continue along that front. they attempt to clinch their second nba teatal tonight but want to just thank my team and a few of our partners for our effort to host a free public viewing party. [inaudible] commissioner mcdonnell was on his bike not paying attention to his duties between san louis bisbo [inaudible] i guess we are now. so, within about 3 days we were able to put something together and that really speaks to the resilience of our team and i want to particularly thank lisa branstan and nathan [inaudible] from the partnership division who literally dropped everything and said let's do this, this is the right thing to do. i want to thank bob [inaudible] and recreation staff, they were out there as they always are and brought basket ball hoops and ar

[applause] lastly, and very importantly, we must immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by time, as until such proving mechanisms have been put in place, we don't want them in our country. [applause] my opponent has called for a increase in syrian -- think of this, think of this, this is not believable, but this is what is happening. a 550% increase in syrian refugees on top of the existing massive refugee flows coming into our country already. under the leadership of president obama. she proposes this, despite the tot that there's no way screen these refugees in order to find out who they are where they come from. i only want to admit individuals into our country will support our values and love our people. [applause] anyone who sources -- endorses filings, hatred, or oppression, is not welcome in our country and never, ever will be. [applause] decades of record immigration have produced lower wages and higher unemployment for our citizens, especially for african-american and latino workers. we are going to have an immigration system that works, but

lastly, the solution should not undermine the very purpose of and corruption itself, such as exposing our networks to hacking. this is a very important debate in our community, and it deserves a commission to give all sides the appropriate balance, and i are john members to support it. thank you. >> anyone else -- and i urge our members to support it. >> thank you. anyone else wishing to express their support? >> the problem for me with this, it sounds very similar to a lot of language that was used to justify the nsa. [applause] and until there is clearer, more precise language, i cannot in good conscience support this, and i don't think anyone on should. after what we have learned about the nsa. let's not go there again. after what we learned about the we, through mr. snowden, should not be going there again without absolute guarantees. >> could you please identify yourself? i am from alaska. >> from wisconsin. i am not an expert in this issue needsbut this commission a lot further explanation. it looks like the gang up on apple commission, on the encryption issue, where i know ther

fernando: lastly, looking ahead, once things stabilize in turkey, do you think this alliance, which goes all the way back to the 1940's, do you think turkey and the united states will once again reconnect or are we seeing , now the beginning of the end? michael: i think we are seeing the beginning of the end. according to a pew global attitude survey, and they survey around the world, turkey is one of the most anti-american countries on earth right now, even though it's a nato ally, ironically. that has a lot to do also with the lack of free press, because the government has found in its favor to whip up nationalist fervor, sometimes even conspiracy theories, and often the united states and americans take the brunt of that. fernando: michael, thank you so much. really appreciate your insights today. announcer: up next -- >> our plan will put a america first. >> he had his turn. >> i don't know if any of you subjected yourself to watching the republican convention. >> now it's hers. what advice does this speechwriter have for these two rivals? >> it continues all the way through the elect