another question about moh. i wanted to kind of get your take on culturistric staffing. is it a priority, are inking about it. come on, brian. [laughter] >>> sure. with the recent passage of the cultural institute of legislation, we are obviously taking it very seriously. we want to be able to start that process. we anticipate that in order for us to put together those comprehensive reports that you're aware of in the legislation, we would need one additional staff person. the staffing for that is now currently linked to that 1.5 million that was mentioned as being held on reserve pending the results of the ballot initiative to be voted on in november. should that pass as it currently stands, we would begin the process of identifying that staff member in the second half of fiscal year 18-19. >>> thank you very much. my question is also about cultural districts. so, how will you staff cultural district programs starting july 31st? >>> currently, we'll be allocating our existing staff. at the present time, our work is focused on overseeing the grant dollars that we've been

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its been more than a moh since "mount kilauea" erupted in hawaii ... and it )s showing no >>> it's been more than a month since mount kilauea eruptedn hawaii. 'shong no signs of slowing down. the new pictures are from the east side where lava is flowing reds of homes were destroyed overnight. most of the homes are evacuated after lava fissures started opening last month. they have issued mandatory beusehey could bom mes trapped and unreacbl b emergency crews. look at the lava from the air. a salvation army area is leaving for this area of hawaii tomorrow to assist people who have been evacuated from their homes. we spoke to him today via skype from his home. >> i think it's hard for the people there. this thing slowly moves. they don't know if their houses are safe, their communities are safe. they have been in the s a longtime. that's very tough on communities. salvation army's golden state division. >>> a man the beating death of a 4-month-old puppy has beenel charges. the body of skunky here, the female pit b was found november. authorities say the

we have a place in oregon called willamette falls, 120 miles from the moh of the columbia river. historically there have been no sea lions there. there have been no changes in that structure in 100 years. yet, the passage of wild salmon which was normally five to eight has -- 5,000 to 8,000, has dropped down to 500 because of the predation. 40 sea lions hanging out munching at basically at the fish ladder. now, here's where sea lions are at. the optimal population is between this red line and this blue line. they actually have exceeded that blue line which means they have recently exceeded and now are maybe dropping back to the maximum sustainable population. we are talking about a few hundred problem animals which then teach other animals where they can t a free lunch. and that's really the key here. this is not, you know, something that -- this is based in science. e have a probability of 89% of extinction of the willamette winter steelhead that go over willamette falls because of the sea lions that hang out there. sonic guns, harassment, removal, took them 300 miles away. they

. >>> seattle city council, one moh ing controversial tax on big businesses like amazon, may reverseelf and appealed the tax. the tax imposed an annual fee of $275 per employee and raise $47 million to pay for low income housing and homeless services. councilmembers decided to reverse it after we -- hearing from their nsts. bay area businesses maybe watching all of isas cupertino and other bay area cities are considering additional taxes for comp e likeand apple. >>> the court ruling expected on the u.s. governments lawsuit aimed at blocking a proposed merger of at&t and time warner. at&t wants toe all of time warner's assets in and $85 billion deal. those assets would include hbo and turner broadcasting, which runs the cable tv giants like tbs and tnt. government argues the steel would hurt competition in the television industry. it could drive prices higher fo those are some of your morning headlines. i send it back to you. >>> the celebration and parade for the nba champions, the iors we go still being counted as th mayor's race is unclear and how do -- a couple thousand votes sep

this presentation will unveil a moh pilot program o staf the elevators with attendants to improve the quality of the elevator riding experience at those locations. presence by tim chan, acting group manager, station area planning, bart. public comment is welcome. item 10, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within t jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. please approach the microphone or give your comment card to mod staff. item 11, information item. correspondence. item 12, discussion item, council member comments and announcements. item 13 adjourned. o-chair blacksten: ok, thank you, staff, we appreciate that. so, let's go onto item 3, with which is public comment. we do have public comment card. could you approach the microphone? >> we have two, the fst is from the person with disability foundation. >> good afternoon, council members. i am the program manager for public awareness and education for people with disability foundation. pwds is a public nonprofit agency that provides legal services for people with psychiatric, intellectual and/or

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the study remains within moh window, whics october, november, december. it looks specifically at the survey they were doing. it doesn't necessarily count all of the people that went at a time, that maybe could have lasted a little longer and suffered before they finally met bodies gave up because they could not take the heat or the lack of food. i think it is important that highlights not only that it was kept secret, but the fact it was kept secret to serve a political agenda in the case of governor rosello. that day after the president ft, they recognize the number went up to 34. ', ithe answered trumps did not know the number was not 16 already. again, that is just highlighting the numbers and the entire situation has been usurped to sessel's political agenda and the capitalists that are taking over the island. the other poor that news to be taken into consideration, like you mentioned, the number of deaths since january has continued to increase due tomari not only the suicide rates, but stuff literally falling on people and killing them. power plants

but right now, she will be given 17 mohs to proveher bona fides as mayor.she does well, she will be fine. if she goes far to either side she will be challenged. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming i we'll 6:00. >>> the fetoday decided to raise the short term federal fund rate by .25%. the ra sit now in a range between 1 point the range is nowin a range between 1.75% and 2%. it will mean an increase in mortgage, credit card, auto and small business loan rates. it's the second rate hikef the year and analysts say there will likely be at least two more by the end of the year. >>> the price of bitcoin fell to a four-month low y. today's decline foows a that u.s. rs may be " report ready to launch a formal investigation into virtual currency manipulatio it comesft reports of a major bitcoin hacking incident in south korea over the weekend. these reports have raised concerns about the future of virtual currency. >>> the markets were down today. the was down 119. the nasdaq was down 8. the s&p was down 11. >>> still to come here, is a proposition voted on by se

approv plthject is a moh insll red transit-only lanes along geary boulevard and transit islands in theenter medians for bus boarding. officials say that this will cut delays by up to 20 minutes. >> hey. we'll take it. if it cuts delays by 3 minutes that's a good thing. but 20 minutes? okay! >> we have a couple of problems that we don't typically see right now out on the roads. a traffic alert has just been issued over at the benicia bridge. two lanes shut down due to some metal grating that was coming up from the roadway possibly something from the bridge there. so you can see emergency crews are on the scene. no significant delays yet but this is as you transition towards 780 there, northbound 680, the two left lanes shut down right now. you can see emergency crews are on the scene. we'll continue to monitor that. in the meantime, give yourself some extra time heading through that stretch. over at the richmond/san rafael bridge, whoa! we are in the red and our travel times just under one hour, that's because we have an accident involving a couple of vehicles, possibly four or five veh

is that the message voters will hear ad nauseam the next few mohs?> a continuation what of voters heard the last yea from california. democrat politicians in california have declared war on president trump and republicans in washington, and it's good politics in california because the president just -- this is a state with a lot more democrats than republicans. so donald trump is certainly a unifying theme for democrats. that having been said, i think while it may be an effective campaign tool for a state-wide race where republicans don't have enough numbers, i think they'll find that's a poor strategy for these down ticket races including the significant congressional races that you mentioned in the introduction. >> why is that? how could that be? >> well, when you get into these individual districts, you're going to find that there are a lot more competitive -- not overwhelmingly democrat like the overall state of california and as carl will talk about, the other person on this show a hot button issue in california, a repeal of the state gas tax im

mohs ago we had hawaii setting of missile alarms because the north koreans were on a hair trigger.t's your plan to stop it? you think nuclear war is a joke? these media clients wh never spent a minute and a real job outside of journalism school, what's your p you jokers. i am tired of these people. they have become almost anti-american in their rhetoric towards this president. >> sean: fair question. what's their plan? we know what the answer is. oh, they wants an american president apologizing for the country because they le that. in a nobel peace prize for nothing. they want literally cargo planes of cash and other currency and if you bribe the dictator, oh, that's right. didn't work for clinton or obama. last word, joe. >> i can't believe when you played that montage that nicholas kristof, "new york times," i've been writing for long time, i think is a very ielligent person, have the audacity to say that the north korean problem was a problem created by president trump? this has been going on for decades over three prior administrations they didn't do anything to deter north kor

allocating funding for senior community development specialists for help on cultural districts and at the moh cd. the district legislation that this board passed unanimously -- i believe cultural districts are important, because this is what -- this is how we create safe spaces that allows for everyone to live a dignified life within the city. i think it is really important for us. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors. i am a community organizer in mission at a residence. i'm also here to support allocating funding for the development district and focused on community districts. it is the really the best way we can strategize to create more livable spaces and avoid displacement. we've had a very good experience with creating partnerships that were public capped private and governmental in which we were able to create opportunities for artistic funding and building capacity in general for organizations and small populace is. i think it is important we continue that work. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. next speaker, pl

last moh i introduced the child gun access prevention act which would prevenchildren from accessing guns by holding gun owners responsible when they leave their fiarms uocked. millions of children live in homes with unsured gs, mr. speaker, and they are at an increased risk of unintentional shootin and youth suicides. we have also seen the devastaon caused en child kes a parent's gun to schl with the intention of causg harm. a child should neverccess a gunnsupervised. urge my colleagues to support this commnts legislation. wmust do more to protect our children from gun violence. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlan from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlem s recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, and the people watching -- i know the people watching back home can't see my tie but my tie is a tribute to eat mexican food. has tortilla chip a bowl of queso and jalapenos. r. olson: why do i have this e on? it's a tribute to a fort bend , lopez restaurant. the couple to my left started the rtaurant i 1979. they were joinedy their kids. lo

jsix moh ago, my constituents and people all across hawaii received an alert that came across their cell phones that a ballistic missile was incoming and to take cover immediately. it turned out to be a false alarm but the terror that my family, friends, people people across the state of hawaii was very real, shining the light of the seriousness of the north korea threat that hangs over them. it came from the summit that just concluded committing north korea to mplete denuclearization is a first step but far more work to be done. we haveigant thathe etails of this deal ensure irreverseable denuclearization. you hear talking heads who put up more points on the score board missing the seriousness and the actual points that we are dealing with. this is not a game. there are lives at stake. in the interest of peace and humidity, we should all be rallying our country's success and continuing to pursue diplomacy to decrease this threat. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom nevada seek recognition? >> permission to address the house the house f one minute. >> today

thinking earlier in the week because the details are acting to be out on june 30th at the end of the moh. >> there's a lot of debate about what that could be in how significant restrictions could be. looks like they will not significant. >> may be treasury secretary steve mnuchin wins this one or peter rivero if you want to get in the weeds about what's going on. it's only wednesday. >> i think it does m e two p the sam administration speaking over each other, how does it allow for fundamental forecasters to come up with ideas, recommendations if the administration itself did not give a clear message. train to david, good to have it on the program. for% global growth. stand still while they are. a special program coming live from the cash them at the treasury department in washington rivals he quit secretary stephen mnuchin about the six-month anniversary of the tax reform law. hope you'll join us friday. coming up, a cockpit mixup causes massive panic on a jetblue flight in new york's jfk airport. the pilot accidentally signals that the aircraft is hijacked. a major bank double down acc

81bwi marshall here we go and unfortunately this is what we-- we're very familiar with in the summer mohsund here here. co rin a rder ifre you have elderly neighbors, makeature aindnes w cars orncool ou itside for long periods of time. if you have to work outside pron drink lots of water as the heat will be dangerous around here later this afternoon i expect that we will likely see our hottest day so far in 2018. should be dry high pressure has got us firmly anchored in sunshine and h temperatures for the next 24hi hours. 96s afternoon. nearll return a t you know how long the heat will urst and o next chance tnd wilow tuesday. okay, b guys,ack to you. >> homework assignment. >> i'll pretend i'm work fog the next the last timeuan aomor tempera making metoe assignment. >> i'll find out. the battle over illegalkerr. immigration may be coming to a head thiseek in the nation's capital. p morerotests erupted over children being separated from their parents at the border over the weekend. now, a couple of first ladies are weighing in on the zero torance pol melanie alnwick has more from d.c. in