yes, commissioner lum? >> commissioner lum: thank you. my question, really, is to get a clarification for myself. normally, a budget -- it's requested and we approve the budget for whatever the request was. in this case, needless to say, there is this tremendous increase. is it understood that these organizations can always increase the budget? and then come back and ask us to fund it later? or, you know -- what i really want to know is if there is this implied approval ahead of time? >> are you going to answer that? >> yeah, so i'll answer it. thanks, tiffany. so this is an unprecedented time and one of the things that we did know was that we would have increased need for nutrition services and increased need for people to get home-delivered meals. one of the things that i've been doing is working closely with the c.e.o.s of the organizations that we work with to try to understand what their increased needs are. and to try to help our staff be prepared to respond to those needs. fortunately, we did get dollars from the federal government

yes, commissioner lum? >> commissioner lum: thank you. my question, really, is to get a clarification for myself. normally, a budget -- it's requested and we approve the budget for whatever the request was. in this case, needless to say, there is this tremendous increase. is it understood that these organizations can always increase the budget? and then come back and ask us to fund it later? or, you know -- what i really want to know is if there is this implied approval ahead of time? >> are you going to answer that? >> yeah, so i'll answer it. thanks, tiffany. so this is an unprecedented time and one of the things that we did know was that we would have increased need for nutrition services and increased need for people to get home-delivered meals. one of the things that i've been doing is working closely with the c.e.o.s of the organizations that we work with to try to understand what their increased needs are. and to try to help our staff be prepared to respond to those needs. fortunately, we did get dollars from the federal government

yes, commissioner lum? >> commissioner lum: thank you. my question, really, is to get a clarification for myself. normally, a budget -- it's requested and we approve the budget for whatever the request was. in this case, needless to say, there is this tremendous increase. is it understood that these organizations can always increase the budget? and then come back and ask us to fund it later? or, you know -- what i really want to know is if there is this implied approval ahead of time? >> are you going to answer that? >> yeah, so i'll answer it. thanks, tiffany. so this is an unprecedented time and one of the things that we did know was that we would have increased need for nutrition services and increased need for people to get home-delivered meals. one of the things that i've been doing is working closely with the c.e.o.s of the organizations that we work with to try to understand what their increased needs are. and to try to help our staff be prepared to respond to those needs. fortunately, we did get dollars from the federal government

yes, commissioner lum? >> commissioner lum: thank you.uestion, really, is to get a clarification for myself. normally, a budget -- it's requested and we approve the budget for whatever the request was. in this case, needless to say, there is this tremendous increase. is it understood that these organizations can always increase the budget? and then come back and ask us to fund it later? or, you know -- what i really want to know is if there is this implied approval ahead of time? >> are you going to answer that? >> yeah, so i'll answer it. thanks, tiffany. so this is an unprecedented time and one of the things that we did know was that we would have increased need for nutrition services and increased need for people to get home-delivered meals. one of the things that i've been doing is working closely with the c.e.o.s of the organizations that we work with to try to understand what their increased needs are. and to try to help our staff be prepared to respond to those needs. fortunately, we did get dollars from the federal government in t

yes, commissioner lum? >> commissioner lum: thank you. my question, really, is to get a clarification for myself. normally, a budget -- it's requested and we approve the budget for whatever the request was. in this case, needless to say, there is this tremendous increase. is it understood that these organizations can always increase the budget? and then come back and ask us to fund it later? or, you know -- what i really want to know is if there is this implied approval ahead of time? >> are you going to answer that? >> yeah, so i'll answer it. thanks, tiffany. so this is an unprecedented time and one of the things that we did know was that we would have increased need for nutrition services and increased need for people to get home-delivered meals. one of the things that i've been doing is working closely with the c.e.o.s of the organizations that we work with to try to understand what their increased needs are. and to try to help our staff be prepared to respond to those needs. fortunately, we did get dollars from the federal government

we restructured our crit lum at the same time in lie of equity and collusion. we asked teachers to-rigors have not been lost. we introduce fun and exciting events to our calendars that allow a safe and fun environment. i know that seems minor but it's very important to our teams. physical engagement and participation in sports is very important to our schools. it helps us to breakdown our large school into smaller family type social units. physical activity increases blood flow to their brains, develop moods, passions, act responsibly and enhances the relationship among diverse dprawps of kids. additionally team sports cut off oaf load. we know this through research sm it it helps them to sleep better. this is where the lights come in. educational research, our teams are going to bed later. they only get six point four hours of sleep on average. we want to avoid morning practices. allow for our students to sleep in an. this is all in an effort to improve the lives and mental health of our students. improving the lives of our students would make no sense to me i

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he decided to take a one sum lum takeout worth $1.3 million. >>> all black football team is finally gettingthe recognition it deserves. the houston high indians football team won in 1969 because it happened in an era of segregation. now the city has finally taken action. >> took a bunch of no-name play ers and they assembled one of the best teams in the county. >> the former players gathered where the football field used to be and received a 1969 championship ring. that's nice for them, i guess. better late than never, right? >> 50 years later. >> wow. thanks for joining us this thursday morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help

that would mean different teachers and a different came ricking could y rick could you lum. >> we're asking the district to provide a full distance learning option until december 2020. >> we hope and know that flex academy will be just another layer of high quality education that is available for our parents. >> upset parents say they want something similar to what element taker scho elementary students can getting but the district says it is too difficult to carry how the hybrid level for older students. >>> a new antibody study finds coronavirus infections here in the bay area may have been ten times higher back in april. according to the cdc, scientists estimated 65,000 people contracted the virus by the end of april, but only 7,000 cases were reported at that time. out of 16,000 antibody tests, the bay area had the lowest infection rate among ten u.s. cities during that time. experts say this shows the success of the early shelter-in-place orders. the cdc says it plans to do a followup study looking at more recent months. ery ctinue to show a l steady surge. hospitalizations are

service, he has extensive experience practicing law in the pry sat sector, received his degree from lol lum yeah and j.d. from george washington university school of law. we welcome the attorney general and thank him for participating today. if you'd please rise, i'll begin by swearing you in. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge and belief, so help you god. let the record show the witness has responded in the affirmative. thank you and please be seated. please note your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety. accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. to help you stay within that time there's a timing light on your table. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute to conclude your testimony. when the light turns red, it signals your five minutes have expired. mr. barr, you may begin. >> good morning, mr. chairman, ranking member jordan. i'm pleased to be here this morning. on behalf of the department of justice, i w

where people will have a chance to influence who will run the city indies alou on the basis of curry lums decision this really isn't going to go down well with opposition groups what are they saying about how they're going to move forward and react to what's been such a. that's right we've heard a lot already from opposition groups mainly due to the fact that about 12 of the democracy candidates and some of the very popular ones were disqualified just yesterday from running in these elections and in fact joshua while hong kong's one of hong kong's best known democracy democracy activists was on that list he was disqualified on the grounds that he had conferred or had encouraged foreign interference in hong kong's affairs amongst other things and not supported that national security law he has reacted quite angrily and quite forcefully to those suggestions and to the disqualification and here's what he had to say beyond any doubt is the most scandalous election fraud ever in hong kong history they could this qualify us they could arrest us every was into jail they could even call of the el

the lum is -- dilemma is do they two-state -- backs capex to stay involved?we have the final numbers on samsung coming through. 5.4 9 trillion won. 4.8er than expectations of 6 trillion. we are looking at a gradual recovery. samsung saying the demand for mobile has been the weakness, they are declaring interim dividend of 354 won. we are still waiting for more details. operating profit just slightly better than the parliament renumber. more or less in line with estimates. details laterre on. let's get back to fortescue. the latest to report output numbers this morning. does the company also expect less shipments in the next 12 months given the concern we may see prices and demand for iron ore tumbling? fortescue had record shipments. they expect to raise those again in the coming 12 months. in china.projects they are generating a huge amount of cash. like other iron ore producers, we are going to see that translate into earnings. we are going to get iron ore producers in the next few weeks and we are going to see very strong earnings from those companies whic

lum, thank you for joining us, and wearing your mask just as a precaution as well, just to send a goodause we have seen this third wave. tell us how serious is it and why has it come back, this virus, with such a vengeance? >> this is actually hong kong's first sustained local operator. -- outbreak. the march wave was mostly imported cases and they really reflect the transmissibility of the virus from the place of origin, wherever they traveled back from. not really that of hong kong. this time, we are seeing predominantly local cases and quite worryingly, a significant proportion of those whom we have very little idea where they might have got infected. we also see geographic concentration in the eastern side of the peninsula as well as on the eastern side of the new territory. we are seeing quite a lot of worrying signs. we see clusters around restaurants and eateries, especially the sort of local restaurants where it is quick, it's good food, cheap food and people congregate around fairly crowded or cramped conditions. why has it come back so forcibly though? we have not seen dozens

i think they're doing okay >> jim, look forward to hearing from lum nad just a few weeks after the ipoyou tonight. >> thank you >> jim cramer and mad money at 6:00 p.m. eastern time welcome to "squawk on the street." the market is not changing a lot with price, but it has a defensive tilt most sectors are down. dow red by pfizer and procter. how to rick santelli >> we're expecting a 2.1 to 2.2 % economic rebound 2 .0 up 2% for the month of june. in march we made the all-time worst month over month minus 7.5% in may we made the best showing up 2 .8 %. so up 2 .0 fits right in and it comps to that reading we just had in may h in terms of the last time we had that amount of strength it is a june read. and we know a lot has happened since then interest rates still hovering very near all-time low closing yields on twos, threes, fives and sevens ten-year is 4b -- 4 .5 basis points away. >> rick santelli there's virtually no company in the transportation index that phil is not covering today let's get to him on american, tesla and a lot more >> hey let's start with the airlines. we have three

we had a really great quick lum committee meeting, and i -- quick -- really great curriculum committee meeting. we had our meeting centered around families first. shared their experience around the wellness check. and then, we talked to site staff, and then, we talked to assistant superintendents, and then, we talked to central office. we kind of did it backwards, and i think that was a really great structure for listening to families first, and i'm hoping the next curriculum meeting, we're going to talk about distance learning and do a similar format where we're going to talk with students about distance learning, and then, we'll talk to parents and different folks, getting it direct. and then, we'll hear from the central office staff around, you know, what do they think they want to retool for distance learning? so i invite community members, really -- you know, i get excited to hear from folks. we had some really great parents participating and listen to the previous meeting. justin, is there a way for us to get a video? i know we record it, but we don't necessarily post meetings fo

we restructured our crit lum at the same time in lie of equity and collusion. we asked teachers to-rigors have not been lost. we introduce fun and exciting events to our calendars that allow a safe and fun environment. i know that seems minor but it's very important to our teams. physical engagement and participation in sports is very important to our schools. it helps us to breakdown our large school into smaller family type social units. physical activity increases blood flow to their brains, develop moods, passions, act responsibly and enhances the relationship among diverse dprawps of kids. additionally team sports cut off oaf load. we know this through research sm it it helps them to sleep better. this is where the lights come in. educational research, our teams are going to bed later. they only get six point four hours of sleep on average. we want to avoid morning practices. allow for our students to sleep in an. this is all in an effort to improve the lives and mental health of our students. improving the lives of our students would make no sense to me i

in fact, will be implementing the final corridor of phase two tomorrow and that will be on lum bard street. this is fmta's overall response toolkit and it's has street closures that support essential services and social distancing. just yesterday, we completed design of a temporary sidewalk project on jones street to bring more pedestrians to the tenderloin in the next several week. next slide, please. so this is the nonlinear process of how a slow street becomes a slow street and it starts with a suggestion from really any source and immediately goes into a corridor screening that we do internally and this is where we try to identify issues that could prevent an issue with implementing a slow street. for example, muni routes, signalized intersections and commercial loading zones and those are some of the things we're screening for because those would make implementing a slow street difficult in those circumstances. and following that review, we work with external partners outside of sfmta to identify conflicts with things that we're not even aware of, things like upcoming construction or

in fact, will be implementing the final corridor of phase two tomorrow and that will be on lum bard street. this is fmta's overall response toolkit and it's has street closures that support essential services and social distancing. just yesterday, we completed design of a temporary sidewalk project on jones street to bring more pedestrians to the tenderloin in the next several week. next slide, please. so this is the nonlinear process of how a slow street becomes a slow street and it starts with a suggestion from really any source and immediately goes into a corridor screening that we do internally and this is where we try to identify issues that could prevent an issue with implementing a slow street. for example, muni routes, signalized intersections and commercial loading zones and those are some of the things we're screening for because those would make implementing a slow street difficult in those circumstances. and following that review, we work with external partners outside of sfmta to identify conflicts with things that we're not even aware of, things like upcoming construction or

we had a really great quick lum committee meeting, and i -- quick -- really great curriculum committee meeting. we had our meeting centered around families first. shared their experience around the wellness check. and then, we talked to site staff, and then, we talked to assistant superintendents, and then, we talked to central office. we kind of did it backwards, and i think that was a really great structure for listening to families first, and i'm hoping the next curriculum meeting, we're going to talk about distance learning and do a similar format where we're going to talk with students about distance learning, and then, we'll talk to parents and different folks, getting it direct. and then, we'll hear from the central office staff around, you know, what do they think they want to retool for distance learning? so i invite community members, really -- you know, i get excited to hear from folks. we had some really great parents participating and listen to the previous meeting. justin, is there a way for us to get a video? i know we record it, but we don't necessarily post meetings fo

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