he's helping malia and her dad with their swings. >> he's a good athlete. >> he's okay. >> but one decor i found a way he could help art. art was living in motels. >> my whole family is passed away. they're all gone. >> art says that motel life wasn't right for him anymore. he wasn't sure where he would go next. so corey had a plan. >> i couldn't imagine being alone, especially to the point that he's at in his life. >> he took art into his home. here there are pictures on the refrigerator. golf always on and a place that feels like home. >> he let me stay here and be a part of the family. >> i don't think family is all blood lines. the people who take care of one another, that's family. >> come here. i want to show you this ball. >> these three know, from helping each other -- >> there. that's the idea. you see that now? you did good today. give me five. that's it. >> great things can come. >> that's what life is all about. >> well, he may have been teaching her about golf. they all taught us something about reaching out and caring for one another. family isn't about blood lines. people

ladies and gentlemen, malia cohen. [applause] >> thank you. i want to recognize councillor safai and jeff sheehy. local 78 has been incredible, whether they're fighting fires or collecting toys or making chili, they know how to have a good time. i want to recognize the board members that are here. i think we have jill running around. and we have sally running the program. and i want to give a shoutout to clinton park also, and if there is any other staff persons that i missed, i apologize. it's just wonderful. thank you for giving us a reason to come out here to district 10. thank you for giving us a reason to bring a gift and to remind you, this is not the only opportunity. when you see a red barrel across the city, please, please donate a present. and also want to remind you to come on down to city hall because we'll have kris kringle in the house, as we do annual i will giving out toys and taking pictures. again, i want to welcome you into our house in district 10 and let's let the holiday season begin. thank you. [applause] >> now before o

. >> reporter: 15-year-old malia mills believes her high-tech swimsuit shaved two seconds off her timels, an eternity in swimming. >> it's basically like another layer of skin. it's very, very tight and it's really hard to get on. >> reporter: matt farrell is with usa swimming. he's concerned swimmers younger than 12 are relying more on technology and less on training. what's the pressure like among parents to buy these high-tech suits? >> there's just a natural competitiveness in youth sports and in any activity. it just creates a parental arms race to have the best of anything, to have their kid perform better. >> reporter: that competition became so intense swim chapters around the country started banning high item suits for younger swimmers a few months ago. southern california led the way followed by arkansas, maine, new england, new jersey, and south carolina. high-tech suits actually repel water. >> yes. >> when the water is on it -- >> it comes right off it. >> you can seet. it's completely dry. >> yes. how much faster can that make you in the water? >> it reduces the drag. it'

ma also a, but the jury -- malias, but the jury didn't see it that way. >> good evening, to you. yes, inside the hall of justice today, gascon said he had avoided doing a large press conference like today because he didn't want to engage in the political football that has become a part of this case out of respect for the steinle family. he knew there were questions to be asked and wanted to answer those publicly. one of those questions were did the prosecution overcharge this case. gascon says no, but he says if there is blame to be had, he takes full responsibility for it. the jury's not guilty verdict in the murder trial of accused murder jose ines garcia zarate stunned the country and stunned the district attorney who remained quiet until today. speaking if you believely to a room of reporters and -- publicly to a room of reporters for the first time -- >> if there is any problem in preparation for this case, the responsibility is mine and mine alone. >> a father himself, he says he can't imagine what the steinle family is going through and described the pain they expressed wa

obama, sasha, malia were looking out in the distance to the wall and mrs. obama said, amanda, would you take a picture of us, shortly after that she just grabbed her girls in for a big hug and i picked my camera up and picked a couple refrains, i like this one much better than the close picture. [laughter] >> does anybody know this picture? what emotion does this picture evoke? love. so that's what i think is -- if you take president obama and mrs. obama out of the picture, or you forget who they are, maybe you put yourself in the picture, maybe that's how you want to feel, you know, that's how we all want to feel when we are in love. and i hope that pictures transcends those messages and maybe we can look a little bit deeper. going back to the liberian girls that i was telling you about. we arrived in liberia, a place in africa that i wanted to go my whole life, so much so that when i got there, when i was 37, can i sit in the cockpit, we are really going to need pictures of this and they let me. [laughter] >> i got to make the pictures flying in and landi

companies be saw and they're warmly malia and all those muses and they'll tell a specialist our inquiry seymour's they were not there he remarks during by the way me how. completely peaceful is to pull in those and when daniel woodrell. last watched army as he looked a second but what was interesting with family there were those that will go in there is the end of. the thing with them in those medals you're in no way on us in battle on their place or those. the capital i mean this is an army level to us is less than see that the and that is that this is a way to get our. bush slipped that is a. good i know i made the law and if it. the situation is particularly worrying in the northern european countries in sweden norway finland and especially here in denmark where the rate of household debt is currently the highest in europe three hundred percent of disposable income double that of the u.k. triple that of france or germany over the past twenty years the danes have gotten most of the indebted encouraged by governments made access to credit very easy. to. hold because the vessel only for

the biggest stall in the talks came when supervisor malia cone introduced the idea of an equity program. >> we want people to hire folks locally, people who live in san francisco. went to make sure that based on the equity guidelines for applicants who have been affected by the war on drugs, they have access to this new industry in a productive way. >> that includes those prosecuted in the past. >> how are you? >> good. >> looking for a gram. >> the only supervisor to vote against the regulations was -- who oversees district 11. >> we wanted the appropriate number for our district. and i think sunset wanted the same thing. and twin peaks wanted the same thing. and ultimately, that didn't happen. >> reporter: the late mayor ed lee signed the legislation into law and it becomes effective 30 days later. meanwhile-- >> no marijuana, no marijuana. >> members of the asian community continue to fight to keep pot clubs out of their neighborhood. >> that one is $28 so it's a little less expensive. >> reporter: one thing that's unclear -- how much it will cost. >> there's excise tax, cultivation

a graceful sport consumed with speed, swimmers are always looking for that extra edge. 15-year-old maliatech swimsuit shaved two seconds off her time at junior nationals, an eternity in swimming. >> it's basically, like, another layer of skin. >> reporter: matt farrell is with u.s.a. swimming. he's concerned swimmers younger than 12 are relying more on technology and less on training. what's the pressure like among parents to buy these high-tech suits? >> there's just a natural competitiveness in youth sports and any activity. it just creates a parental arms race. >> reporter: that competition became so intense, swim chapters around the country started banning high-tech suits for younger swimmers a few months ago. southern california led the way, followed by arkansas, maine, new england, new jersey, and south carolina. in august, u.s.a. swimming hired independent consultant stu isaac to determine if a nationwide ban is needed to level the lanes. >> when the water is on it... >> reporter: it comes right off. >> it runs right off, and, you know, you can see it. >> reporter: completely dry.

obama, sasha and malia were looking out to the distance of the wall and then-miles-an-hour obama turned around and said, amanda, would you take a picture of us, and i took a posed picture and then put my kamala down -- put my camera down and she grabbed her girls for a big hug and i took another picture and i like this one much better than my posed picture. anybody know this picture? what emotion does this picture evoke? love. that's what i think is -- if you take president obama and mrs. obama out of the picture, or you forget who they are, maybe you put yourself in the picture, maybe that's how you want to feel. think that's a thing. that's how we all want to feel when we're in love, and i hope that pictures transcend the messages and that maybe we look a little deeper. going back back to the liberians i told you about, this actually in liberia. so we arrived to africa, place i had always wanted to go to my whole life. so much so that when i finally got there, i think i was 37 at the time, i said, can i sit in thecock pit? we need pictures of this. and they let me. so i got make these

malia cohen. >> next item please. >> closed session. >> do we need to call for public comment before going into closed session. is there any public comment? seeing none, we will close public comment a >> is there -- we're just coming out of closed session. is there a motion not to disclose? is there a second? >> i'll second it. >> take a vote on this? do we take it without objection? great. >> item four general public comment. >> before starting general public comment, i would like to make a quick announcement. i defer to commissioner makras. >> in the loss of mayor edwin lee. >> thank you. >> public comment. are there any members of the public that want to address the commission? >> i'm sorry, i have the speaker cards. i didn't realize the green things in front of me. go ahead and start and then i'll call everyone i have here. >> my name is john stenson, i would like to give you all an update on the $1 million charity with a top hedge fund manager. if anyone wants to take any side bets, 1000 to one, we'll take them. anyhow, over a 10 year period, the s&p will out perform -- index wi

this morning i hope you were with us when we spoke with malia cohen.ved a message that the mayor had suffered a heart attack and she was very much caught by surprise. >> still shocked. i just can't believe it. it is unspeakable. and i really -- my heart goes out to mrs. lee, the mayor's wife and partner for 37 years. they raised two girls together. and i can only imagine the impact of his loss. it is just tremendous. >> supervisor cohen also said the city has lost a giant who was thoughtful, compassionate and loving and a wonderful human being. >> i always saw a man who was filled with pride for the city. he was not necessarily interested in becoming the mayor of san francisco. all pushed him to go in. because he was born in seattle. but san francisco was his home. he worked for decades in the city. he cared about the city and was very proud to call san fran home, especially during those giant parades. >> yeah. >> he had a big smile on his face during the parades as we all did. let's collect in with steve and look at the weather. still waiting and wait

i'm malia. joining me is norman yee. i want to take a moment to thank our friends at sf gov tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. madam clerk, do we have any announcements today?

normally, i would be introducing him but he introduced me for a speaking engagement on behalf of maliaohen and london introduced him. it was our usual exchanges that we often engaged in. he was a good health, good spirits. he seemed as lively and interestingly as he had ever been. he was casually dressed, no tie. he was the ed lee that i had come to love. >> what did you see in him? >> caller: i'm glad that i had a chance to interact with him so soon before his death. >> talk to us about what you saw in him. you said you pushed him to run for mayor. what did you see? what qualities did you see that said he is the person for this job? >> caller: well, the city is organized and operates in such a way that there needs to be a real ceo and he utilized his power, mayor newsome moved him up to become the chief administrative office of the city. that's the person that really runs the city. ed lee did that spectacularly having been all the experience he had with all the agencies, practically over which he had jurisdiction. to the mayorship was almost natural. he was not and did not come from t

i want to thank you guys for looking at this and especially the supervisor malia cohen for spearheading all of this. it's an example of messy beautiful democracy at work in very wild ways. there's a lot of ways we could improve it. i want the kind of talk about from our perspective -- and i've been engaged in the process here at city hall for more than 20 years. for us, the coalition on homelessness, we're provide with the emergency provider association. we go through a really extensive process to develop a budget proposal. we do tons of outreach to homeless people. we figure out the unmet needs. figure out capacity in the system. come up with creative ideas. we do all this research that basically takes us nine months to develop our budget proposal. it's always been the board of supervisors for us. it's been the people's access to the budget process, and it's incredibly important because it's separating out from the executive branch in this way we're able to pull things forward that are truly coming from the people who are the ones that would benefit from the budget process or the ones

i malia gabriel. >> and i mike emanuel.will hold on to his current position until he becomes fully eligible for pension benefits. the present meeting andrew mccabe is racing the clock to retire with full benefit, 90 days to go in the present also suggesting that he had a conflict of interest because the clinton ally could be the money to his wife's campaign when she iran for virginia two years ago. in the midst of all of this one former assistant says changes in personnel are in order. >> there are some people out there who are questioning what happens here and these are fair questions. if america loses faith in the fbi, the most federal law enforcement agency in this company we will be in a really dark place. housecleaning has to happen right now where we will all be in a lot of trouble. mike: allison's life in washington with four. ellison is the drop the officer on the way out? >> for weeks there have been rumors about a potential mccabe retirement and fox news has learned acting fbi director andrew mccabe is eligible fo

i'm malia. joining me is norman yee. i want to take a moment to thank our friends at sf gov tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. madam clerk, do we have any announcements today? >> yes. please silence all cell phones. items will appear on the january 9th, 2018, agenda unless err-wise stated. >> thank you. we're getting started late today. we'll try to make up the time as we go. i want to thank you for your patience. madam clerk, can you call item one. >> regarding sorro commons. >> this is item one. mayor lee is a sponsor of this particular legislation. we've got amy chan from the department of housing to represent the housing and community development. as a refresher, supervisor tang, they need more time to resolve the outstanding issues with the lender, and they request that we postpone this. i would like to give ms. tang an opportunity to expand on this a little bit more. >> good morning. that's correct. we're asking for the call of the chair. we're hoping to resolve the issues be the lend ever before today's m

he should be off limits in the same way sasha and malia obama were off limits.different question when you're talking about trump's adult children who have played a role in the white house, who have positions of influence such as ivanka trump, donald trump jr., eric trump. but the point the congressman should have focused on was potential conflicts of interest, the amount of time trump spends promoting his own brand by being at his property for more than 115 days. also, the fact that there is -- he had really aggressively attacked president obama for the amount of time he spent on the golf course, even though trump in his first year is poised to spent triple that amount of time on the golf course, and the white house also wasn't transparent about it. they refuse to confirm he's golfing because they clearly are mindful of the optics before the american public. so there are a lot of other issues that they could go after trump on. i don't think they really need to bring the children into it. >> all right. let's move on and talk about "the new york times" report on f

i'm malia. joining me is norman yee. i want to take a moment to thank our friends at

supervisor malia cohen from san francisco. thank you for taking the time to be on mornings on 2. >> thank you. >>> we will continue our coverage of the sudden death of san francisco mayor ed lee throughout the morning. in a moment we will share an interview with mayor lee from earlier this year. in it he talks about how his parents influenced his career. >>> san francisco supervisor london breed is now the acting mayor of san francisco. we will have much more on her background when we come back. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that tru

i'm supervisor malia cohen and to my right is supervisor chang and our vice chair yee will not be here and so we'll take that without objection. thank you. okay, moving on i want to recognize also sfgov-tv, t

. >> but she told me that sasha and malia put her onto the show, which was amazing.how. >> no, no, no. i know, but she was like, "sasha's all that, okay? she can -- she can watch the show." so -- >> jimmy: they're great kids, yeah. >> she brought her -- >> jimmy: and tiffany haddish was like -- she was talking to michelle, i thought you guys were going to have a get together, right? >> no, yeah, we're supposed to -- we invited ourselves to like cook for them. well, tiffany said she would cook, i would just bring the drinks. [ laughter ] and michelle was like, "yeah, come through to chicago." and -- so we're just waiting. on you michelle! we're ready! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, michelle, i'll come too! i'll come too, it'll be girls and a guy, you know? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm down. i'm down with that. >> come through. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly and you'll be happy when you see season three. she's writing it right now. >> i'm writing it right now just for you. we could shoot it at your house. >> jimmy: there you go! perfect! [ laughter ] i want to show a clip.

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i malia gabriel. >> and i mike emanuel.t meeting andrew mccabe is racing the clock to retire