michael blue, who is the c.e.o.ill be presenting something like a brief presentation, and then he will also lead a mini panel and identify a few larger cultural events that have complex social complex vendors and structures and how to talk about challenges and opportunities for vendor management. i will report back when i have those details confirmed that is all i have. >> thank you. >> success through vendor management. that does sound fun. is there any public comment on dylan's presentation? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you very much. the next agenda item is number 6 , police department comments and questions. i don't see any members of law enforcement here so we will move on to number 7 and public comment is closed. next agenda item is number 7. hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. we will begin with the consent agenda, which will be acted upon by single roll call vote of the commission unless a member of the commiss

know, it was the first movie i did with john hughs and john was always taking the anthony michael hall out to the blues to go see concerts. it was just really fun. it was like the best summer camp ever. >> last night at the dance my little brother paid a buck to see your underwear. >> molly's admirere bk in the she was a shy girl. a lot of people didn't know that. it was a counterbalance to making films before i had an idea of what i'm doing. i still have no idea what i'm doing. >> what's his favorite moment? >> i remember shooting the scene on the lawn and i wake up john cusack and darren. >> take those ridiculous things off! >> and i have lynn morris in the car. i was 15, but looked 12. i'm thinking, this is unbelievable. >> they were both teenagers when they shot this coming of age classic, but gedde watanabe who played long duck dong, welsh he was 28. >> open the door. >> no way jose! >> he told us a major behd scen casting director in order to get the part. >> they didn't know i wasn't from a foreign country. they didn't know. they had no idea. it took a while before they realized that i was from

michael haley, a little frustrated as the blues hammered the sharks with a game 5 shutout, 5-0, they are one loss away from elimination. two games to two, game six on tuesday. let's go to a man who i don't know if he ever dropped the gloves on the ice but i know he dropped a few grapplers on the wrestling mat. dennis o'donnell in portland. the day after fremont green and the warriors roll over the blazers to win game 3. >> rollover and shone the light, when you got the splash brothers and a healthy kevin durand, sometimes, the impact of fremont green can get overlooked. not now. not in this series. >> i don't even know what to say about fremont. he was like a wrecking ball. >> fremont green wrecked any chance of the blazers had of getting into the series. >> eight eyeballs, he sees everything. >> it seemed like there were eight of them on the floor, he took over while taking only one shot. >> in the third quarter, i was gassed. >> he grabbed six rebounds and dished six assists finishing the game with his seventh career triple-double of the playoffs. >> does bring whatever i can to th

the first movie i did and john was taking me and anthony michael hall out to the blues clubs to go see fun. it was like the best summer camp ever. >> last night my brother payed a buck to see her underwear. >> molly's admirer, farmer ted, actually dated ringwald back in the day. >> she was amazing. a very shy girl actually. a lot of people didn't know that. it was a nice counter balance to making films long before i had a career and knew what the held i was doing. i still don't know. >> what's his favorite ted moment? >> we were shooting a scene on the lawn. i wake up -- partake those things off. >> i had one more in the rolls royce. we were shooting and at the time i'm 15 and looked about 12. i'm thinking wow, this is unbelievable. >> they were both teenagers when they shot this and watanabe who played long duc dong was 28. he cold us a major secret. he tricked the casting director to get the part. >> they didn't know i wasn't from a foreign country. they had no idea. it took a while before they realized i was from ogden, utah. it was great. a lot of fun. >> all these years later, he

sharks michael haley, frustrated as the blues hammered the sharks with a game 5 shut out, 5-0. sharks are one loss away from elimination in this western conference vinyl down 3 games of two, game six on tuesday. >> we have been here before. and, had to go in and win on the road in vegas in order to get to a game seven, so, you know, you never are comfortable when you're boxing in against a wall like that. we have been here before, and found a way, and i'm confident we can do that again. >> hard left turn to the nba playoffs, the golden state warriors, well, the night after the portland trail blazers, steph curry and klay thompson get a lot of the credit but as the leader on the floor, he makes the engine go. >> thank you. sometimes the impact of him gets overshadowed. not now, not in this series. >>> i do not even know what to he was like a wrecking ball. >> he wrecked any chance the blazers had a getting back into this series. >> he has like eight eyeballs, he sees everything. >>> he seems like he took over while taking only one shot. >> in the third quarter i was gassed. >> h

lisa: is this more the red states or the blue states? michaelingly enough, a bunch of red states are affected by the farm aspect of it. one of the biggest critics of the tariffs is senator chuck grassley from iowa. we are seeing the same sort of reaction from the legislators from pleases like pennsylvania because of the steel tariffs. let me take you inside a look at some of the jobs being affected by all of this. that are three industries have been affected by tariffs. the number of jobs in pharmaceutical preparations, stuff that goes into the medicines, metals production, which is steel and aluminum, and auto manufacturing. these all were growing, and over the last couple of months as the tariffs begin to bite, they are starting to roll over and see jobs lost in those industries. people are pretty thing that is going to continue, and certainly if you raise the tariffs, that is going to be an ongoing problem. david: we talk about states. what about companies? michael: there are so many of them. it all depends on what you are talking about in te

actually so were the tories because michael go what went and met and trying to get onto this, but where the greens, people realising they likely politics, like the bluel elections also are quitea green as blue local elections also are quite a good opportunity for people to do that, you're not choosing a government, you're choosing a government, you're choosing the people who run things locally. did think it would be different if they are choosing government? i think in general people are market reluctant to vote for smaller parties because of the nature of the system, but if you are choosing the three people to represent your area, you might go for the greens are lead dams or even independence had a good night last night, if there is a local campaign the green was an issue that presents a they did well in certain areas, you might well vote on this particular variant local issues. proof that election is a relative of how you vote, nigel farage voted for the greens and 99 so i think it shows people go to other parties for voting a does not dictate what you do in general election. so neither of you think that local issues were sacrificed over at the loc

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blue tie. >> thanks. gerald campbell with the arms control association. i wanted to follow up on michael gordon's question about your statements about russia's compliance or noncompliance with the test ban treaty. first of all, if you could clarify, where you saying that the ctbt oriolated has facilities that are capable of conducting experiments or tests? were you saying that russia has resisted or not stated that it shares the united states definition of what the ctbt prohibits, that is the zero yield test ban? >> my understanding is that they have not affirmed the language of zero yield, so there is not in agreement as to what that means. in aprilu aware that 2017, the deputy foreign minister wrote a public bid that said ctbt prohibits nuke or test explosions matter what the yield? >> i have not read that. >> i can point out to you afterwards. >> it almost doesn't matter on that particular point if the intelligence agency has assessed that they are still acting in a way inconsistent with our understanding of zero yield. i can deduce that that means they do not share the same understan

michael webb on kidnapping charges. >>> we are now less than a week from half a dozen metro stations shutting down for the summer. every station on the blue and yellow lines south of reagan national will close this weekend and won't open again until september. there will be shuttle buses to get people from station to station, and a water taxi in alexandria will maour stops at the d.c. wharf daily. >>> happening virginia, redskins players will be back on the field today for the start of otas. it will be the first time for the veterans and rooes to work together. some of the jew skins ain r enjoying the new perks of being a pro player such as gting their own trading card. >> it's unbelievable that kids will collect my card same as i collected cards when i was ng youer. it's full circle now. it's exciting. tke sure i give a good signature forhe card and make that kid's day. >> it's the little things, so cool. that was skins rookie quarterback dwayne haskins. out this.excited a he was one of several young players invited to the rose bowl for the tradingitard photo sh t shoshoo hoshoot -- for the tradingrd photo shoot. >>> coming 79 in days, t

michael. >> swiss farms >> village farms that's a cannabis stock. i don't know if that is a bluehip like merck or pfizer. hold off for now let's gao to richard in massachusetts. what's up? >> ri hi, jim. i think your show is wonderful i'm a long term investors. "own cell point technologies saill. >> i know the company. it sent prize identity i think of it as octa. i went by the octa building, fabulous we'll have to hold off on that one, too this is a bummer jack in texas. jack >> greetings, mr. cramer from austin, texas. >> thank you for making me a doctor i'm in need of one what's going on? >> i'm seeking a company master limits partnership with a high dividend or distribution to minimize high volatility knowing your concern over oil stocks, what is your opinion o of a pipeline partnership by the name of magellian midstream partners >> i know it well. we had him on. it's been one of the few energy people that come on air. my problem is this they made a ruling that was not so positive for them we have to get the government to deregulate so he can make as much money as possible 6.

blue. the wind iswi whipping around. this is possibly the oldest mimic michael mccaul of being with my father and one of the few i would make for several more years. my father has been talking to his job driving around ireland and delivering books. this is long for the eu built roads and highways that allowed you to try to ireland while missing everything that is beautiful and worthwhile about it. so driving was a long days work. he's smiling and usually at my mother in a lovely way which was new to me, and as if he is trying to say to her, watch this. that's when he turns to me and informs me of our noble blood, the blood i have through him. did you know, michael, that you are descended from the hiking? did you know that? there are parts of the cars, the are torn. that there are parts of my fathers sweater that are threadbare. i noticed my father examining my reaction. you see, the point was that the irish blood, the irish royal blood, had cut gotten nothing impressive at all except it was still a boast over the whole earth. my mother later heart sickness over this man drive her crazy in a way. her parents listened to iris

michael avenatti pleaded and the whole proceedings lasted approximately 20 minutes. aven nate actually surrendered himself at 6:54. he came into court with a bluehirt and a silver blue tie appearing at the defense table. didn't say much. these proceedings as i mentioned are pretty short. they require there is a plea that's entered. his bail package is the same as in the nike case. the only exception is he has to refrain from contacting victim one is stormy daniels unless there is an attorney present. it's the only caveat in that case. >> now, let's talk about the second one, the nike case. that's happening in 90 minutes. correct? >> reporter: that's correct. at 3:30 today at a different courthouse, michael aven nate will be arraigned in the nike case. he is expected to be arraigned in a not guilty case there. there are two distinct fact patterns involving different victims. that's why we have these back-to-back arraignments. he was clarnlgd several weeks ago. now a formal indictment has been presented by a garage, he has to enter a plea. we expect him to plead not guilty and it to be another short proceeding. as you said, that relates to an est

blue sky's the limit. three different takes on manchester city's premier league title. let's talk about each with former city midfielder michael an extraordinary moment of celebration. was there any doubt they would seal the deal? you are always doubtful, thinking it will be 0—0, that they would not break down brighton and the early goalfrom glenn murray, you saw break down brighton and the early goal from glenn murray, you saw the concern. 83 seconds, it changed quickly with that man sergio aguero putting everyone at rest and from then on, they were comfortable. brilliant scenes throughout the day. what a show they put on at the etihad stadium, the organisation to have that so quickly and they got it right. brilliant scenes. at the etihad stadium you arejust right. brilliant scenes. at the etihad stadium you are just watching everybody, so pleased, the tension of the long campaign finally ending with the win they deserved. and the toughest title pep guardiola described it as being, because of the rivals they had, because of the back—to—back premier league title is not being done for a decade, i imagine is the reason he called

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ainsley: on the heels of the operation israelis city blues admission scandal is this just another test-taking advantage? here to react is michael >> good to see you. ainsley: what do you think about this? all r. all these kids getting a special 504 designation, are they deserving of it. >> i'm kicking myself because i think i'm the last guy in the country who actually took the sat in the amount of time you are supposed to and didn't bribe coaches to get into college. i don't look like a football player so maybe that's why. the issue is not students who do need extra time because they have learning disabilities issue is all of the other kids pretending to have disabilities to cheat the system. the sat historically was the only standardized measure to get into college. you have a ton other factors to consider. race, legacy, athletics, all of these others. you have one standardized measurement. now that has been destroyed. it's not only destroyed by the students who are cheating on the test. it's being destroyed by the sat itself sat is adding a the diversified store purporting to measure a student's individual suffering. how they

blue diamond almond breeze. and now the best almonds also make the best almondmilk creamer. >>> all right. we are back with michaeldow and starting a new youtube channel with his brother prince. chris connelly has more from los angeles. hey, chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yeah, the two sons of the late michael jackson dipping a toe into public life and for the moment at least not really performing, per se, but talking about those who do on screen. so look who's a college graduate. that's 22-year-old prince jackson, oldest child of the late michael jackson, posing to are a photograph with jackson matriarch katherine jackson and in a rare public appearance his younger brother who once went by the name blanket and now calls himself bigi. >> i thought they did something interesting. >> reporter: the youngest child of michael jackson now moving in the public eye alongside his brother prince, announcing on thursday that they were starting a movie review channel on youtube. >> but it's more of a global appearance and a broader appeal for like a lot of the audience. >> reporter: in their first ou

blue-collar states. neil: very interesting. one of the first who has been saying that. pay attention, because you saw the trump phenomenon before many people. michaelntributor, much, much more. not only what is happening with the at corner of wall and broad. you see what is happening with tesla's stock. it is back and forth. trying to claw its way back. this was at the start of the year now $372 stock. now about $194. what's going on? after this. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, only $1,799. plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. neil: all right. it is a crawl back but a comeback in otherwise down market. tesla trying to right itself. charlie gasparino on breaking news. >> that is a one year. get an intraday to show what type of -- neil: intraday we go. >> meh i mo

blue wall that rabs could neff crack to suddenly being racist. it just lux red tex inthe senate will frfr being run by may sees and red meks. michaela decade ago, democrats had 59 senate seats and they would have had 60 if they had won the special election. i believe it was in the beginning of twine. no r no. and nair going to let mitch mcconnell sfrp sfrch so that makes a lot of sense. i think the nature of the campaigning with joe biden being where he is is putting pressure on the two candidates they're going to need to be credible. beyond what's sea pap. can how do we now take control of the government so we can restrekt a flnkt so they had to politically decide what it is they want. do you just want the presidency? do you want. >> they're not there yet. thepof when they get those 10 or 12 folks on the stage with him and he's got to look to his left and right and begin to make the case against the bernie sanders and elizabeth attorney. . how does he even pr. >> so this is the point that columnist entitled joy buoy is as much of a problem mabb an? against the republican party that stopped and supported him. >> we all railroad pli

a little blond head with blue eyes that you would expect him not to be alive and he was alive talking, screaming at you. that is something that hits the heart. jillian: michaelfull recovery good end to that story. a teacher admits to plant ago bullet in his school to prove a point. surveillance video shows him dropping live ammo in a stairwell. 10 minutes later he reported the bullet to a resource officer prompting a lockdown. massachusetts police officers arrested him after seeing the footage. investigators say he admits to setting it up to convince the school to install metal detectors. a lunch lady is out of a job accused for giving a student free lunch. bonnie kim ball said she was fired by the company who supplies food to the new hampshire school even though her manager had previously told her she should let students eat even if they can't pay. kimball says she asked the teen to pay his debt and it was settled the next day but she was fired anyway. two other workers quit in protest. the food provider tells "the washington post" the information provideside not true but they did 23409 specify what was wrong. "fox & friends" is also reaching out for commen

michael bennett someone who is kind of interesting. younger than joe biden and they say he is somewhat moderate from a purple state in colorado which leans bluey know they are not going to win. you get a cabinet job. then your name is more recognizable and then maybe you can run in the future. president trump was asked about this last night in that interview with catherine herridge. listen. >> >> another democrat entered the race today. it joe biden's nomination to lose? >> biden seems to have a lead. i would be very happy if it were biden. >> happy, why? >> i think he did a bad job. i would be running against. >> you think he would be beatable. >> or bernie. i think it's between those two. i don't see anybody else. >> who would you rather face? >> i don't want to say that to you but i don't think it matters very much. i think we are going to do well. brian: joe biden is interesting. is he going after the president. ignoring the rest of the field. you may like that or not. the rest of the field is not ignoring him. looking into his son's links to china investment and ukraine investments and what he may have done on air force 2. including 22 p