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and her name is malia. malia come over here. i'm going to tell you about malia for one second.when she was 3. i think we should warm up. let's cue the hula music and watch malia do a little. crank it up. ♪ >> wow. ♪ >> yay. that was awesome. >> thank you. >> that was beautiful. >> you are amazing. >> doesn't malia just make you happy. why don't you stand with us right here. is that all right? we'll cuddle up. >> it feels warmer up, too. a little hawaiian inspiration there. >> great job. >>> one of the funniest guys around, a great friend of the show, tracy morgan is here. he's making his big return to tv, much tour delight, as "the last o.g." we'll catch up with you in a few minutes. >>> we're getting a taste of italy with giada de laurentiis. >> she is, you guys. >> she is not making that. >> she is in the dog bowl. >> you don't want to miss the recipes. >>> what have you got so, mrs. cunningham and potsy coming on the show today. >> marion ross has written an memoir, and she comes clean about all her -- it's great. she's got stuff in there about the one cast member she didn't

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interview malia cohen expressed outrage. >> would this happen in marina? other parts of san francisco? absolutely not. >> told abc7 news she plans to call for a hearing to look into the false tests. kate larson, abc7 news. >>> one san francisco city leader is trying to snuff out a rumor that officials want to outlaw scooter rental services. counters claims that they plan to enact legislation to ban them. said only working to develop regulations, not ban them. many people have complained san francisco sidewalks and abandoned in people's way. >> seniors stuck in assisted living facility as north bay fires raged. >> all we have is each other. >> never had a good day after that. >> new developments tonight only on abc7 news. story we've been following closely for six months. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, weather coming up. >>> music not only thing buzzing in the air in coachella this year. >>> "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, a snapshot of tonight's festivities. >> had to put on weight for a different thing. hey you're playing mcenroe, it's h

interview malia cohen expressed outrage. >> would this happen in marina? other parts of san francisco? absolutely not. >> told abc7 news she plans to call for a hearing to look into the false tests. kate larson, abc7 news. >>> one san francisco city leader is trying to snuff out a rumor that officials want to outlaw scooter rental services. counters claims that they plan to enact legislation to ban them. said only working to develop regulations, not ban them. many people have complained about scooters ridden on san francisco sidewalks and abandoned in people's way. >> seniors stuck in assisted living facility as north bay fires raged. >> all we have is each other. >> never had a good day after that. >> new developments tonight only on abc7 news. story we've been following closely for six months. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, weather coming up. >>> music not only thing buzzing in the air in coachella this year. >>> "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, a snapshot of tonight's festivities. >> had to put on weight for a different thing. hey you'r

there really is a action or series of actions that can be taken to eliminate underperformance or a maliaate a situation. ameliorate a situation. generate a dialogue. sometimes you find you are knocking on an open door. sometimes there is a founder or a management team who is ready to sell out or happy to go on to something else, but they don't want to feel they are deserting their staff, their employees. there's a lot of different reasons the company that is ready for some kind of reformation for new blood likes to see a resolution that can maximize value. david: how many investment professionals do you now have in your firm? paul: hundred 20. co-ceo and co-cio named john pollock who has been with me since 1989. , we more than complete each other's sentences. the impulse of the hedge fund thinkingndependent of -- independence of thinking. folks earliest hedge fund were by themselves, privateers of the world's investment oceans. craft wouldght the be susceptible to an organizational approach, a team approach. i actually never thought i would be a good manager and team leader. the way it a

so is that you malia? welcome. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is malia chavez and i'm the deputy director at the homeless prenatal program and i'm one of the cochairs for the homeless emergency service providers association, hespa is what we throw around. i would like to thank you for your consistent commitment to homelessness issues and specifically to supporting hespa. we appreciate your ongoing support and thank you, chair cohen, for the opportunity it present today. we're made up of 28 nonprofit organizations and part of the budget coalition. we work with the department of homelessness in and supportive housing as well as city policy makesser to propose solutions and to fortify components of the homeless response system. the budget that you're receiving now and the paperwork and information in front of you is not a wish list, but it is our attempt to address some of the unmet needs and funding gaps year-over-year, and we recognize this is just a partial remedy for a much bigger problem. our focus is to maintain existing capacity and

i have seen both of you and malia champion police reforms. i trust that today is a new day in san francisco. i trust that this city, that this board, that this community, that everyone who has come before you here today is invested in working for social justice, in working at putting these contractings in, these blue ribbon recommendations. somebody that will come out and negotiate before a gun gets fired. it was -- it was -- i don't even know how many minutes before the officers starting shootin'. that is not enough. we have more time to negotiate life. life is the only thing in this world that matters. i know it matters to you guys. it definitely matters to our community. and we need police reform. it is a systematic institution mindset that needs to be changed. and guess what? our community, we also need to change the mindset because we don't trust police. there is he a lot of reasons w. i can't go into it. i don't have all days, but we need to figure outweighs of working together. you have experts in your community. you know them, they co

clerk, and the author or sponsor of the hearing, supervisor malia cohen is here today. supervisor cohen, i want to thank you, and hand it over to you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i'm so excited and thank you. the reason why i called this hearing today is because it's the right and the authority of the san francisco board of supervisors to provide consultation and input to the mayor and to the department of human resources on the successor mou negotiation between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco police officer's association. and for the first time in over ten years, we are negotiating the terms of this mou. it is appropriate that the board exercise its role in bargaining as a branch consider consider bargaining as a branch of the employer, meaning that as an extension of the mayor's office, particularly given the sequence of acting an appointed mayors over the last 3.5 months, excuse me, this is an important conversation that we're having on behalf of the people of the city and county of san francisco, and i just want to ensure that we're do

. >>> san francisco supervisor malia cohen is holding a hearing on this on may 14th with the board of supervisors land, use and transportation committee. tetratech will be there to answer questions. >>> coming up, delivering blood to hospitals by drone. one bay area city's proposal and why some neighbors aren't buying it. >> plus, a rise in the number of "super commuters" on the roads. the northern california city that has it worse than the rest of the country. >> beautiful blue skies this afternoon after starting off the day with areas clouds and fog. we are going to see a big dip in our temperatures. exactly when and how much coming up. use to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. o

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he also denied allegations made by a second woman who spoke to cnn, malia harper.a spokes manhattan for u.n. aid denied that sid by offered brostrom a promotion. he added that sidibe recused himself from the investigation. and he said while the inquiry followed due process, u.n. aid has a zero tolerance policy and brostrom is welcome to appeal the decision. finally, a spokes manhattan for the u.n. secretary general told us that antonio guterres spoke with the u.n. aid's chief and asked him to "lead by example." the u.n., as we said, is implementing new ways for victims to report harassment and the spokesman said guterres has made it his personal commitment to eliminate it. >>> and now to a surprising corner that's championing women's fundamental right to feel safe -- men. specifically david schwimmer, the actor who along with the cast of "friends" defined the turn of the millennium for hundreds of millions of viewers all around the world. that sitcom shot him to superstardom. now a career renaissance has taken a turn few might have expected. he's made a series of s

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humanitarian aid should never be politicized whether you're easy has done is shameful then pinafore malia somalia is a free country we might be weak today but we don't want the aid that comes with strings attached relations between mogadishu and up with that we have been frosty since june last year when mogadishu resist the pressure from the u.a.e. and so did abia to cut ties with qatar and join the blockade they imposed on it. in march somalia banned uys dubai ports world from doing business in the country of faith and naldo magnum and the company had entered into with ethiopia and some other land for the management of better but up port in the breakaway and clear last week somalia intercepted a plane chartered by u.a.e. diplomats and confiscated almost ten million dollars in cash saying it would investigate the intended purpose of the funds. on monday security forces in north somalia's puntland prevented them of the u.a.e. plane from leaving bosaso oil port after the military trainers refused a hundred of their luggage to be as such it really looks like a dispute that nobody can win so

my name is malia cohen. i'm the chairman of this committee, and to my right is supervisor sandy fewer. joining us shortly in this meeting will be supervisor safai. i want to thank jessie and michael for assisting us with today's broadcast. our clerk, of course is the lo

have a democracy in the united states ok what are we next and malia and i'm not actually going to jump in there because the exact ends of the spectrum that you guys are on our community is also on and i want to share that just so you know you're not alone on either side of the spectrum so on one hand alberto here on twitter says rowe custer's legacy in cuba is one of brutal repression destruction and death the same end as his brothers diaz canal's impact will be whatever raul castro and the castro family dictatorship decides it will be he is a figurehead on the other side of that spectrum though here is sanchez he says as a great challenge cubans born after the revolution understand social rights like universal education and health care as inalienable human rights the achievements of the revolution going back to what you were saying amalia he says it is key for the new administration to maintain such rights while enacting needed reforms so i promised i would get you in here taking that in mind pushing this conversation forward there were reforms in opted by rogue castro someone say of

has done a shameful then pinafore malia somalia is a free country we might be weak today but we don't want the aids that comes with strings attached relations between mogadishu and abu dhabi have been frosty since june last year when mogadishu resist the pressure from the u.a.e. and so did a bia to cut ties with qatar and during the blockade they impost on it. in march somalia bond uys dubai ports world from doing business in the country after that an album agreement the company had entered into with ethiopia and some other land for the management of better but up port in the breakaway and clear last week somalia intercepted a plane chartered by u.s. diplomats and confiscated almost ten million dollars in cash saying it would investigate the intended purpose of the funds. on monday security forces in north somalia's puntland prevented another u.a.e. plane from leaving port after emirates. military trainers are refused two hundred of their luggage to be such that it really looks like nobody can win so money is a very. poor country you know i was really struck in need to focus on rebuil

. >> malia cohen. next speaker will be supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i also would love to have a complete hearing on this resolution. i actually don't know where i stand yet on s.b.1045. there are parts of it that i think make a lot of sense and there are parts of it that i have a lot of concern about. i have been, since the beginning of the year, visiting all of our mental health system in san francisco. i've been to the psych emergency ward at general, i've been to the psych acute ward upstairs, i've been to the hummingbird step down navigation center to the door urgent care and inpatient treatment program, 360, behavioral court, conservator court, touring city services and asking everyone from doctors to our public defenders to our judges, to our conservator what is going so wrong, why are all of us seeing people in such dire straits in our streets. what could we do to fix this problem. and every single one of them has said one thing. and what they have said is that we do not have enough beds in our system. we do not have enough treatment spots for

president london breed, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor fewer, supervisor kim, supervisor tang. the national theme is nevertheless she persisted, honoring women who fight all forms of discrimination against women. in 1998, san francisco became the first city in the world to inact a local ordinance reflecting the principles of the u.n. convention regarding discrimination against women. mayor ed lee launched cities for ceqa. the ngo committee presented to anita lee a courage award to the late ed lee for spearheading the city's campaign that now exists in over 60 cities nationwide. please join us for a reception at 5:00 p.m. at the mayor's conference room where we'll be hearing from the mayor's honorees and the honoree george gaston. i'm going to turn it back over to you so you can introduce your honorees. >> thank you very much for continuing to honor the tradition year after year. so with that, i would like to start with supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: activist shannon adler once said it's the time you give away to save a soul like you. this captures the spirit of our

president london breed, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor fewer, supervisor kim, supervisor tang.l theme is nevertheless she persisted, honoring women who fight all forms of discrimination against women. in 1998, san francisco became the first city in the world to inact a local ordinance reflecting the principles of the u.n. convention regarding discrimination against women. mayor ed lee launched cities for ceqa. the ngo committee presented to anita lee a courage award to the late ed lee for spearheading the city's campaign that now exists in over 60 cities nationwide. please join us for a reception at 5:00 p.m. at the

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i'm supervisor malia cohen. to my right is supervisor fewer and supervisor yee and supervis supervisor stefani. i want to thank sfgov again for today's broadcast. that's jim smith and leo. madam clerk, would you call item one. >> clerk: 1. hearing on public safety investments in the city budget, identifying funding levels and opportunities for future spending priorities; and requesting the budget and legislative analyst, police department, and district attorney to report. >> all right. thank you very much. so, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the third budget priority hearing. today we're focused on public safety in san francisco. public safety means a lot of different things to different people. it means not worrying about your car window being smashed, not worrying about your home being broken into. it also means calling on law enforcement when you need help. it is trusting that you can call on the police in an emergency and knowing that they will show up and trusting that the judicial system will always work

my name is malia cohen. i'm the chairman of this committee, and to my right is supervisor sandy fewer. joining us shortly in this meeting will be supervisor safai. i want to thank jessie and michael for assisting us with today's broadcast. our clerk, of course is the lovely and talented miss linda wong. thank you everyone for joining us here today. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on will be on the april 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. i'd like to call item number one. >> item one. [ agenda item read ] >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you very much. supervisor peskin is the sponsor of this. i think we've got beth rubenstein here who's going to be presenting from the department of public works, and i don't know if julia dawson is going to be here, as well. >

supervisor malia cohen is calling for a hearing for the u.s. navy and contractor tech. the examiner reports cohen is upset with the lack of accountability. developers were planning to build more than 12,000 housing units at the shipyard. plans are on hold until next year. >>> the investigation into why a southwest engine broke apart 32,000 feet in the air is just getting under way. you can see it right there on the monitor. the safety officials say that engine showed metal fatigue. one woman died and passengers on other southwest flights in the bay area are reacting. abc 7 news was at oakland international airport. some passengers say they felt a bit conflicted about flying. >> a little uneasy. i think everybody would be hearing this situation. so you get on the flight and you hope that the airlines is taking care of what they need to take care of. >> southwest has 500 the fleet. >> the pilot is being called a hero. tammie jo schultz is one of the first final meal fighter pilots in the u.s. navy. she faced resistance because of her gender but went on to train pilots in

malia chavez, and i'm coming up only because we had about 14 clients here to speak, but they all had to leave to pick up their children, so i wanted to just come up and share some of the information. a couple of their stories are on this sheet for our path program, which is the program that operated at the tropical hotel which is for moms who are pregnant through their first trimester. ing ai wanted ing -- i wanted to leave this with you to share some of their stories and information. as we're dealing with these issues, we're not forgetting about the families that are doubled up and do meet sro's that meet that definition of homelessness in san francisco because currently we are not tracking them as part of the new coordinated entry system, and that's a real concern, so just wanted to put that out there. cope cone okay. thank you. next speaker, and if there's anyone else that wanted to speak, please come on down and do so. if not we're going to close public comment. >> jennifer, friedenbach, and i'm director of the coalition for homelessness. we are in serious trouble. this year so f

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