both matt and lila quickly rose to the top of the list. i am confidents they will be able to think critically independently and work with others both of which will be worthwhile assets as problem solvers to the task force. i want to touch on something that matt said being as strong as we make it. the task force is strong and can be made stronger. both of them would help with that. i urge you to approve both of them. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am richard knee. i am on the sp north committee and served on the sunshine task force from 2002 to 2014. it is a challenging job, about 15 to 20 hours per month. you know, there are other kinds of so called political challenges to the job. sometimes you have got to have a chicago skin as i'm sure all of you have experienced in your positions as supervisor. i am you absolutely confident that matt and lila would be superb additions to the sunshine ordinance task force. i strongly remember favorable consideration. >> good afternoon, supervisor. i am doctor derek kerr. over the years i ha

lila says it was the power to transform which made her want to become a full—time make—up artist.ays, she opened an instagram account, makeup by lila, to get advice from bland brands like this one, glossier. people are getting advice from other women not based on sales associate or other women. emily weiss is the founder of what she calls the first cocreated fruity beauty company. social media is how we launched. we created an account at glossier which has over a million followers from all around the world and social media is so ingrained in what we do. our engagement rate is three times higher on instagram and other beauty companies. kylie jenner has grown to be valley at more than $400 million by investors, partially asa $400 million by investors, partially as a result of statistics like this one. the company gets an instagram direct message from fans every ten seconds and that digital savvy. this one generates more sales per square foot reportedly than your average apple store. all this is that traditional beauty plans. before we 90, traditional beauty plans. before we go, let'

lila says it was the power to transform that made her want to become a full—time make—up artist.hese days — she opened an instagram account, makeup by lila, to show off her looks and get advice from brands like this one, glossier. in today's world, women are really making their beauty decisions based on other women, not based on sales associates or advertising. emily weiss is the founder of what she calls the first co—created beauty company. social media is how we launched. so we created an account at glossier that now has over a million followers from all around the world and social media is so ingrained in what we do. 0ur engagement rate is actually three times higher on instagram than other beauty companies. in less than four years, glossier has grown to be valued at nearly $400 million by investors, partially as a result of engagement statistics like this one. the company gets an instagram direct message from fans every 10 seconds. and that digital savvy is increasingly extending beyond the world of social media to physical retail stores like one, which generates more sales p

. >> seven-year-old lila pratt raised the money to help students burned out of their home she raised48 backpacks and school supplies. she's also donating bedding, baby wipes and diapers. >> i'm betting people paid more than 50 cents or a dollar each at that rate. >> probably. well done, especially at that age. >> well, done. >> i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim for all of us at abc >>> tonight, breaking news. a plane crashing into a shopping center. the emergency as the twin engine plane slams into a parking lot. no one onboard surviving. what the pilot did before the moment of impact. >>> also tonight, the alleged assassination attempt by drone. venezuela's president says he was the target. the wild scene caught on camera. troops running off, then the live feed suddenly cut. >>> plus, president trump lashing out about the russia investigation. defending his son don jr. and that infamous meeting at trump tower. what the president is now saying. >>> relentless fires. the images coming in. new evacuations, with more dangerous heat ahead. >>> plus, earthquake disaster. more than 80 peopl

and her name is lila coshe. >> can't believe ariana grande tweeted me that. >> not quite. >> i just wantedo say that you just might be the prettiest woman in the entire world. >> maybe we should sit down and compliment each other. your lips are very pink today. >> that's just a comment. >> it's a compliment, better than whatever color they were yesterday. >> the same color. >> compliment me then, fine. >> finally for once you do your hair. >> that's back -- >> i just want to squeeze your cheeks. you're the cutest and funniest ever and i hope you find happiness one day because you truly deserve it and you don't look happy. that last part was me. >> here's where things get a little weird. >> i was wondering, i hope i find it one day, like -- >> and most of these ladies have a lot going for them right now. you can catch them both on their new yew tube premium show, liza on demand. >>> test out some powerful speakers. >> that's so ridiculous. >> next, "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a downhill long boarding competition just got even more sketchy because. >> towed to use their hands

i'm lila lahood. i've lived and voted in san francisco since 2002. i have been a member of the board of spj nor-cal since 2010. i am president from 2014 to 2016, and in that role, i got a birds eye view of the challenges that journalists face in meeting access and information across the region. [please stand by] >>> and i might say that is perhaps in part due to changes in the media industry. fewer journalists are doing the essential work of covering local government. in all of my roles as publisher and board member and advocate for first amendment and public access i am eager to promote best practices to make san francisco a leader. i see my role on the

i'm lila lahood. i've lived and voted in san francisco since 2002. i have been a member of the board of spj nor-cal since 2010. i am president from 2014 to 2016, and in that role, i got a birds eye view of the challenges that journalists face in meeting access and information across the region. [please stand by] >>> and i might say that is perhaps in part due to changes in the media industry. fewer journalists are doing the essential work of covering local government. in all of my roles as publisher and board member and advocate for first amendment and public access i am eager to promote best practices to make san francisco a leader. i see my role on the sunshine ordinance task force to assist all members who need help navigating the law to better understand and participate in the workings of local government and increase civic engagement. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. any members of the public wish to comment on this item? please come forward. >> good afternoon. i am aaron field professional journalists freedom of information commi

i'm lila lahood. i've lived and voted in san francisco since 2002. i have been a member of the board of spj >> when i open up the paper every day, i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about what planet i want to leave for my children and other generations, i think about what kind of contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. >> it was really easy to sign up for the program. i just went online to cleanpowersf.org, i signed up and then started getting pieces in the mail letting me know i was going switch over and poof it happened. now when i want to pay my bill, i go to pg&e and i don't see any difference in paying now. if you're a family on the budget, if you sign up for the regular green program, it's not going to change your bill at all. you can sign up online or call. you'll have the peace of mind knowing you're doing your part in your household to help the environment. >> providing excellent customer service to each other so that we can succeed together. because we're a small

my name is lila stiff and i will be welcoming dr. nussbaum to the podium in a moment but if you logistics to cover first. if you could play silence your cell phones. we would appreciate that as a courtesy to the author but also are filming live for booktv on c-span and that will help a lot if we don't have our cell phones ringing. thank you.

my name is lila stiff and i will be welcoming dr. nussbaum to the podium in a moment but if you logistics to cover first. if you could play silence your cell phones. we would appreciate that as a courtesy to the author but also are filming live for booktv on c-span and that will help a lot if we don't have our cell phones ringing. thank you. apologies. after she speaks of it will have a chance to ask questions. there's a microphone right over here. i regret to provinces think we won't be able to get everyone's question but do line up here to have a chance and there will be a signing line afterwards we can continue the conversation. books are given at the cash register and you can come later to have been signed following the discussion. also grab a copy of our calendar. calendar. we have july and august full of incredible events. some that will be of interest to you if you hear for this, and many of them are at our new story, one at the wharf at the waterfront and the second at union market. we are excited about those and have a lot m

while i was taking pictures of her, she signed her name, lila and my name. rain. love. silly things. people were giving out fliers. before we left lunch i saw a close friend of mine. and the best buddy's club at our school, they sell $.01 valentine gi -- $1 valentine gifts. i saw her with her -- well, i can't call 4er a boyfriend. she likes to call him her soul mate. her boyfriend was joaquin. sorry. so i took those pictures and i just held on to them. wept back upstairs and finished my lunch. that was it. on the way to 4th period i saw another one of my friends natasha. also in yearbook. she was going give me a hug and i was like, say cheese. she was holding a heart balloon. that was the day. i was stressed out because i had to do an essay after school. i was like, i don't know how a second after he said that, a fire alarm went off. we went down the stairs. as she explained, pops went off. i was disappointed. i didn't react quick enough. i was in such denial. not just then, but hours after it happened. i turned around and looked at my teacher -- where do we go? the cul

could sign your name and while i was taking pictures of her, one of my best friends she signed like lila and put my name rain, this is my proclamation of love. silly things like that. it was light hearted and people were giving out flowers and before we left lunch i saw a close friend of mine. her name is victoria tory gonzalez, and the best buddies club at our school, they sell $1 valentine's day gifts, and i saw her just buying gifts for her -- well, i can't say boyfriend because she doesn't like the word boyfriend because she refers to him as her soul mate. >> it's high school. >> it was never -- they could never say boyfriend and girlfriend. no, because it's -- they said it was so much more than that. her boyfriend -- >> okay. >> her boyfriend was joaquin oliver, and i took the pictures and i just held on to them and i went back upstairs to finish my lunch and that was it. on my way to fourth period i saw one of my other friends natasha, also in the yearbook, about to give me a hug and i'm like say cheese and i took a picture of her and she was holding a heart balloon, and it was jus

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