thank you, director mcgwire. this is good to see and i thank supervisor yee for bringing this forward. i have an idea the results are going to be that we're going to need more officers and more assistance. thank you very much. >> is there a budget attached to this? >> we have current year budget, yes. >> good. thank you. >> great. please call the next line item. 3b. >> line 3b, d.p.a. director's report. report on recent d.p.a. activities and announcements. presentation of reports, summary of cases received, mediation of complaints, adjudication of sustained complaints for february 2018 and companion reports. >> good evening, director henderson. it is no longer interim or acting and is actually direct henderson, so congratulation. thank you for your willingness to take on this challenge, and it is greatly appreciated. >> it is a long road, but i am finally here. >> most people don't know, but i trained you your first week in the d.a.'s office. all the mistakes he makes, blame them on me. >> i did. i have been doin

. >> the last part of the chief's report is director kathrin mcgwire who will update the commission on south korea yee's request for a staffing task force. >> thank you, chief, and welcome, director mcgwire. >> thank you. >> director henderson, chief scott, i am the chief financial officer for the department, and i am here this evening to talk through what is in your packets already as a letter proposing and talking through kind of the approach and the timeline for the staffing task force as recommended by supervisor yee's legislation that was passed about a year ago. before i talk about the actual task force, just to give you kind of the high level overview of staffing analyses in the department in general, as you know, there are three kind of major efforts moving forward right now. one is the budget and legislative analysts office that works reports to the board of supervisors. they are currently conducting a staffing audit and that work is due to be completed in a report due to the board of supervisors in may. another component is we are working with the mayor's office very closely

look at mark mcgwire.re were fights everywhere going on after rock-em sock-em robots come out. >>> and instant overtime classic in minneapolis. stakes are high. nuggets win and you move on. for the first time in 14 years, they move on. jimmy butler serving up all his points in the third quarter. minnesota has the rockets, the top seed in the first round of the playoffs. >>> the spotlight full blast on the nhl last night. every team using the stage before the game to put out their sticks and pay tribute to the 16 members of the humboldt junior hockey team who lost their lives in the fatal bus crash. every player wearing a sticker on their helmets with humboldt community on their minds. sid the kid doing it like he is doing it for tv. penguins flying high. pittsburgh seeking the third straight stanley cup. something that hasn't been done since 1983. alex, they are looking like champs. penguins 7-0 win at home. good stuff. >> intentional. thanks, coy. >>> guess who has a plan for president trump to beat the m

. >> reporter: mark mcgwire's district is introducing legislation to force insurers to do what's rights . >> what this is all about is insurance companies long-term saving money on the back of the consumers. on the backs of the consumers in the worst times of their lives. >> reporter: if past the current law may help some victims but cannot force insurers to fully replace their homes. that could affect the entire community . >> homeowners don't have the money to rebuild. if they are starting to hedge, that means our real estate market, our economy will be impacted for decades to come. can we do ? we cannot build half the house. >> east sacramento does not figure out a way to stop this underinsured situation a few things might happen. the industry is facing dozens and dozens of lawsuits and will ultimately face a tidal wave of litigation. just like 30 years ago, with car insurance rates, someone will put an initiative on the ballot and force insurance companies to obey the regulations. i know. i was there. i started it. >>> you can really hear that homeowners frustration. why does it se

mark mcgwire getting into it as a peacemaker. padres batting coach tried to calm him down. park boston. always heated. sox and yankees. tyler austin does not take kindly to getting drilled in the ribs with a fastball. he goes after joe kelly. they go at it. austin kelly and third-base coach were all ejected. that is just pain. immediate anger. the bench is clear. or like a typical baseball brawl. the calm things down pretty quick. 10-7 yankees wind of beading and cooling down the red sox. >>> last day of the regular season. we know who the warriors will play. they will take on the san antonio spurs. we don't know whether it will be saturday or sunday. timberwolves and denver. denver fans in minnesota. gut wrenching game. two minutes left. jamaal murray ties it. with a tough bucket. they go to overtime. nuggets up 1. jeff with a floater that was the timberwolves up for good. 112-106. they will face the denver rockets.>>> okc is in. little history in the making. russell westbrook. first player ever to average a triple-double in multiple seasons. that rebounded it for him. 20

one of the things we did this year was worked closely with director reskin and mcgwire and the person who oversees the go forward bike program -- jamie. the way it was rolled out, in some neighborhoods there was frustration and strong reaction. i asked specifically to sit down with a team and go over the rolling out of that plan. and so we were able to make some adjustments i think were really important because just from my own experience being on the ground and the daily basis and the 311 calls and the struggle between encouraging people to take alternative forms of transportation versus just the reality that people still have cars and parking is still an issue and people are still very concerned about that. and so that was through my and the director pushing and working together. and think that's something that maybe has been missing in the past. and i'm hopeful that we can move this reorganization plan forward in an aggressive manner and we want to work more closely with your board and i think it's important that you continue to do the work and i appreciate the fact that you bring

did like seeing mark mcgwire a batting coach trying to calm things down trying to calm arenado down even definitely a peacekeeper at this point. >>> we were talking about nhl hockey stuff. the warriors, they don't look ready for the play-offs. the sharks down the stretch kind of lukewarm. and our own guy scott reiss who loves the sharks sizes things up. round one against the team that closed very strong the ducks starting thursday. >> logan couture inside, scores! >> reporter: the sharks had an uneven finish to the regular season winning eight in a row, then losing five of their last six. question is, is any of that relevant going forward? >> i really doesn't think it matters. >> obviously you want to be playing well at all times. but, um, once the play-off starts and the post-season starts it's a different animal. >> this time of the season you have to make your momentum each and every night. the series, you lose a game, you have to come back and play hard and not take anything for granted. i think we understand that. >> reporter: i'm sure they understand that. this is such a veteran gr

. >> thank you, tom mcgwire. so i think ed covered most of the key points. again, really important to emphasize that we take a systems approach to vision zero which means it's not just engineering so only the things that fall within engineering will fall within the capital budget. i also want to look back on 2017, which was the year which we were able to transform over 30 miles of streets that were on the high injury network, which is significantly higher than that 18-mile stretch goal we set for ourselves when we committed to your action strategy. there's a history here of being able to use the funds that this board and voters and others have given to us to spend that money effectively. the last perhaps piece of the puzzle, after the funding and the capital programming, is making sure that we are doing our jobs as your staff to constantly bring you data-driven truly effective recommendations to transform the streets in the high injury network, not water down projects or projects that don't get us to, as ms. di luca said goals, zero in 2014. we'll certainly

as robert mcgwire from responsible politics stated we have seen some of the groups in the koch network give large six and seven-figure grants to the n.r.a., knowing the n.r.a. is going to spend money on ads in an election. the russians could easily have fund money into the n.r.a. coffers using a similar pathway, a legal ostensibly apolitical donation by the n.r.a. to russia could have freed up other funds to spend on politics. while money is fungible, it is quite striking that the n.r.a. spent over $30 million to assist the trump campaign two and a half times more than what it spent in 2012 to assist mitt romney. these allegations regarding links between russia and the n.r.a. are among the most widely reported, but there is evidence of other instances where kremlin-linked oligarchs and their allies allegedly directed money into american elections. for example, victor vexelberg, another close putin ally, an oligarch who made billions from a government-sanctioned oil deal, allegedly fund over $250,000 through a u.s. corporation won by his cousin to spend on the 2016 election. the cousin

previous quickest player to hit that 60 mark was mark mcgwire who did it with 202 games with the a's.at "let the court rise" yesterday. everybody stood up. that was great. >> makes it look easy. >> he does. >>> now for this morning's headlines. washington post reports on a study suggesting teenagers drink less and baby boomers are pouring another round. teens and college age americans today are consuming alcohol at lower rates. one theory is the success of an anti-smoking campaigns. cigarettes function as a gateway drug to alcohol. >>> steven spielberg is the first director to gross $10 billion, with a b, at the box office thanks to "ready player 1," bringing in 114 million in north america so far. the hits include jurassic park and all the indiana jones movies. >>> new york times reports on a study that suggests you share everything with your best friends including brain waves. close friends had coinciding brain patterns when they watched short videos. researchers said they could predict the strength of two people's bond based on their brain scans alone. >> fascinating. >>> and our a