local 3 and item 20, the mou between the teamsters local 856, for items 21-23, for the mous between the city and the transport workers union of america, local 250-a, local 250a the multiunit and local 200, for item 24, this item adopts the dis an decision establishing the mou between the city and service employees local 10-1. for i'm 25, the supervising probation officer and for item 26, the san francisco city worker's united, item 27, the municipal executive's association. for item 27, for the international union of operating engineer's, stationery engineers, and item 29, between the city and the sheriff's managers and supervisor's association. for items 30 and 31, the omos between the city, american physicians and dentists unit, units 17 and 18. for item 32, the city and the united association of journeymen and pipe-fitting industry and 33 through 35, mous between the city and sanfrancisco institutional police officer's association, the district attorney investigator's association and the san francisco building inspector's association. for item 36, the mou between the deputy's she

if you authorize this mou the staff will continue to deliver this efficiently and they anticipate itwill could be ready by 2019 before tip-off. we ask you approve this project for the newest edition of water transportation along the water front. i'm joined from our real estate division and weta and golden gate ferry and the golden state warriors organization and that concludes my presentation. >> commissioner: thank you. can i have a motion? >> i second. >> commissioner: is there an peb luck comment on this item? -- public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i may have missed it but can you please introduce yourself? >> i'm with the port maritime division. >> to be clear it is rent-free correct? >> that's correct. >> commissioner: mortgage -- commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great report commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great report commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great report commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great report commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great report commissioner gilman. >> thank you for a great reportr gil

. >>> now to a story that will make your mou water. the annual national capital barbecue battle taking over the streets of washington, d.c., this weekend. chefs from around the country came out for the sizzling competition. been a tradition, actually, in d.c. for the past 27 years. and it is all for a good cause. look at her. she knows what's good. she's like, yeah, this is off the chain. profits go toward the capital area food bank and service organization. i'm a texas girl, what can i tell you? i love anything barbecue. >>> all right. we want to say congratulations toour colleagues at both nbc 4 and telemundo 44. our team of reporters, anchors, producers, and photojournalists taking home a combined 33 awards at last ysnight's capital emm nbc 4 won in 11 categories including best morning and evening broadcast. and telemundo w 44on 21 awards including overall excellence. best sports and weather anchor. what you're seeing there is our chief photographer, ron, receiving the ted yates award. it honors those who hav demonstratedoutstanding

be a political term for accepting this kind of information from a foreign government, russia, ine mousump tower meeting. but at this point the congss so far -- there have been committee hearings, but e most rigorous thing we have heard from is from former white house counsel john dean in the nixon administratin, on obstructnd he does not have a first-hand knowledge of the 2016 influence in russia, so it is hard to see where congress is going. impeachment wosed be the more ous process, but even investigations and oversight, there is no reason they cannot call robert mueller to repeat what he put in the report, translate it for americans so they can understand the seriousness of it. jane: kellyanne conways one of those people who tries to explain what the president is doing and she is in hot water herself. the hatch act, which means a agvernment official cannot use that position to ein politics. she appareidly has. prt trump says it is free speech. is he right? >> he is not right that it is free speech. if she were doing electoral activity in her private life, that would be protected, bu

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all of these are mous. it is the idea of playing one side off of the other when both ryad a ryad -- they are trying to make them choose a side. that is continuing over time. russia thought that it was going to take a back seat and dissipate, but it hasn't. you can see that as being an example of how being beholdened to different actors on different sides of the table are going to really constrain what russia can do over the long term. >> one last question before i go to the audience. if i can ask you, this changes on a day to day basis, but can you give us an update on russia's most recent activities inside syria and in particular with idlib and how the department of defense looks at those activities? >> we continue to call on all parties to exercise restraint and to avoid significant escalation of conflict. there is a tenuous agreement between russia and turkey on how to go about the crisis. we see it as sort of a potential flash point that will have significant concerns for the stability of syria, turkey

. >> reporter: so far, no motive, nouspect, no look-out, in this case of p collins, thank y mou, quiet neighborhood earlier this year and now d.c. polic say the live ught the gunman andoot desk nowith evidence they say could link him to other crimes. >> the arrest warrant is hefty nciade e,oi phones and firearms used in previous murder cases th may link rakheem willis, aka rky. it was on davis streets and outheast. 6-year-old sean shuler and javon abney and tyrik hagood were sprayed with bullets. one was tied to two other d murders in 2017 an18. the car in which the victims were shot also had a gunin used another homicide. warrant details an ongoin investigation into george's county thisear willis may have had a role in. confirming rakheem willis previously served time with assault and intent to kill. >> 30 months for trying to kill somebody, not su i'm comfortable with that. i live here in this district of columbia. maybe we need to rethink a penalty like that for someone who tries to kill someone and now he's murdered three additional people. >> chief newman says it's a small group o

so a lot of mous inked here. the headline is $20 billion. comes down to it, we'll have to wait and see how many of these deals get put to bed the huawei one in particular i think is just worth singling out because that's clearly designed to send a message to the state department and president trump >> yeah, absolutely, jeff. not only in terms of business dealings, and trade, but also from a military and security standpoint as well between these two countries, right >> yeah, absolutely. that's an area, i mean, if you go back over the history of the relationship between these two countries, even though they're here boasting about a 70 year long period of strengthening ties in reality, it is only in recent years that i think that they have come more closely together and much of that has been about their relationship with the united states and so there have been deepening ties around energy, russia's got it, china needs it, there have been the beginning of ties around technology. bringing huawei in seems to make sense as you build up the commerc

only in one state, the state of illinois, did an elected official sign the mou. in the other states they were done so with the state representatives. this is state law that's established at the state level prior to facial recognition and our program getting started. we're just leveraging that state law. that state law is already in place. we did work with the officer of general counsel at the fbi and the attorney level at the state level. >> well, it was prior to facial recognition coming into existence, i'm just wondering do you think that whatever law you're referring to anticipated something like facial recognition? >> it's my understanding that the states established those laws paubecause of fraud and ab of driver's license. we are just reviewing each of the state laws and working with the representatives in those states to ensure we can leverage that for criminal investigation. >> so when you say leverage, i guess you're saying that there were laws that were out there. these laws did not anticipate something like facial recognition and now the fbi has decide

first congressional hearing into the mueller report's findings, which is happening as any in a moment mout jerry fad ler have been trying to get their hands on for weeks. nadler today dubbed these mueller's most important files his words there. they include evidence in the special counsel's obstruction investigation. in exchange, he will set aside a criminal contempt proceeding on barr. the house judiciary committee is hearing from a panel of legal experts, most say the president satchs the elements of a prosecutable or impeachable crime. we should note two of those witnesses are both msnbc contributors. they are testifying on their own. of course, the big question is whether chairman nadler is laying out a case for the president's impeachment. first into a series into the mueller report comes days before the house will vote on a civil contempt resolution involving the former attorney general and don mcgahn for failing to supply with presidential subpoenas. the fundament am political reality facing pelosi was on display at this hearing with democrats playing up the severity of what lies b

mous, michael cohen, john dean, all of this is the stuff they're going to do. and they won't call it impeachment. that's what it is. the american people know it's wrong. >> john, dean was on cnn tonight again trying to draw pathetic parallels to watergate. why is he wrong? >> if you want an expert on how to commit obstruction of justice and commit illegal campaign checks, they brought the expert in to the guy who pled guilty to it. nothing to do with president trump. they're going to call bill clinton next when they call the impeachment hearings as the first witness. president trump compared to the nixon administration and watergate, trump made all of the officials available. did not exercise executive privilege against special documents available. if you wanted to draw a contrast between watergate and the mueller report, you couldn't have done better than bring john dean to testify. >> yeah, he looked like mr. greenjeans from the captain kangaroo era. mr. green jeans is here. he was i think referencing you tonight. he was on cnn and others who are criticizing

and will be assisting in ancillary investigations with iib outlined in that mou. that is why it's noted for with use of force and as a result of taking the place the homicide and affected the following g.o.s and the firearms discharge review word and previously relied and from the homicide detail regarding officer-involved shootings and that's the change due to the new m.o.u. member involved domestic violence is simply a name change from the i.a.d. crim to i.s.d. there is no other change beyond that. investigations of officer-involved shootings and discharges and in custody deaths touch on the return to duty panels which traditionally had presentations made by homicide because homicide was there investigating. and i.s.d. would take that place. and attaining public safety statement had to do with providing the public safety statement to homicide. obviously homicide is not going to be at the officer-involved shooting investigations going forward. release of information to the news media regarding homicides and the title says homicides but also covers in custody deat

adjustments for salary benefits and mlus with the city's labor union and the recently negotiated nurse mou terms and other technical corrections including position entry corrections, moving expenditures and position authority between departmental divisions an updated revenue transfers to reflect corresponding expenditures, correcting one-time expenditures into the appropriate locations. lots of corrections. and additionally, accurately reflecting state revenues in the human services agency and authority to reflect programmatic costs. the technical adjustments result in general fund costs totalling about $2.3 million. it will be funded from the technical adjustment reserve. you both have hard copies and they've been submitted to you by e-mail. i would request the committee accept the amendments and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> any questions for the budget director? seeing none, thank you very much. i'd like to make a motion to continue this meeting with no other items before us. >> madame chair, can you please continue item numbers 4 and 5 to monday's special budget co

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what's coming out of your mou and what you're writing about. >> it would be more dull if i could anticipate what we'd be talking about in politics. that said, i went back four years and i think to myself, i would not have been able to anticipate the degree to which our politics have been completely changed and the discussion in our country about who the country is and what our values are has changed simply around a single political candidate, single president of the united states. i think there's a real stability for better or worse, this was a real stability around our politics for a long time and donald trump has tremendously and perhaps forever changed that. >> you can't help but think and wonder. four years from now, what is the conversation going to be like? we can just imagine the case. to both of you, jonathan allen, david leventhal, as always, great to have you with me. >> thanks. >>> massive protests are under way in hong kong, even after the government's decision to suspend controversial legislation that would allow suspected criminals be extradited to mainland china. janice macke

at 2003 was a very different time and whether this amount of different time and whether this a mou ntdnesday, and project plan. are they hoping to recreate what they do on sunday or will he be different? the people that i spoke to in hong kong and the organisers have said they want to organise another protest outside the legislative council. they are expecting it to be very big and i have been looking on social media and small businesses has said that they will shut down to join these protests. the underestimate just how angry and frustrated people are in hong kong. that may be the case, but i wonder how much leeway the hong kong government has to do something that beijing doesn't like. we have to look at this in the context of what is happening now and in the last four years, they have seen erosions of freedom that hong kong has enjoyed and political parties that have been banned, lawmakers have been barred from running for office 01’ been barred from running for office or going into office are being ousted from office and also activists have been jailed ousted from office and also a

we just signed a big mou with paralyzed veterans of america, which is amazing.they're helping us to support our women veterans transition space. which is our workforce development program. because as the speaker said, homelessness is not the real issue with homeless veterans and particularly homeless women veterans. we're unemployed and we're un underemployed. in 2014 i had a decision to make. i could either start a transitional facility. or i'm thinking well most of the women that you see are either unemployed or underemployed. transitional facility, workforce development, take your pick. so i did what everybody else wasn't doing and i started the women veterans transition space. nobody believed it. i had board members to walk away. i had friends to walk away. but it took us four years and we got a $50,000 grant last year from the starbucks foundation. because my thinking is this because i lived it for a very long time and when i see these videos, i almost had a nervous breakdown watching those videos. because that's my reality. and it never goes away. it never

korean airlines has signed in your $10 billion mo you, -- mou, agreeing to buy 2707 dreamliner's.y are replacing aging jets following a trance pacific joint venture with delta airlines. there is a boost to boeing playing catch-up with airbus. dish network is $6 billion in assets. t-mobile and sprint are unloading. the assets include wireless spectrum and sprint boost mobile brand. winning approval for the team -- t-mobile/sprint mobile. the deal has not been finalized yet, but dish could announce completion this week. facebook is switching to a new cryptocurrency that it wants to be seen alongside the dollar. we will have more on the big crypto project next great this is bloomberg. -- next. this is bloomberg. ♪ asia." is "daybreak: the white house explored the legality of promoting fed chairman jerome powell back in february. sources say legal officials in the administration weighed the implications of removing powell from the chair and leaving him nearly as the governor. we are told the white house came to a conclusion that has yet to be made public, but powell remains in the job

the have been mou's between the united states and japan, working on asean, so i think you are beginningthis foip strategy start to move, and i think this is another thing that will help out the asean's. shery: great having you with us. michael michalak, senior vp and regional md at the us young business council. we will have extensive coverage of the g20 summit throughout the day, including interviews with the deputy governor, the secretary-general, and treasurer. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome back. the u.k. continues to struggle with exit and the implication -- brexit and the implications of leaving the e.u., but one thing that appears not to be at risk is its standing in the united nations. i spoke to the ambassador and started by asking about the role of a post-brexit u.k. would play in the u.n. the u.n.k in the u.n., will be a more visible, more active stage for the u.k. once we leave a big organization like the european union, but we like to think of ourselves as multi-nationalists, as really interested in the rule of law, as free traders, as believing in working with others

. >>> we want to turn back to reverend al sharpton which is with representative seth mou moulton.stopping by. >> thank you for having me. >> you're fired up on several issues, and here you are running for president. what do you offer that you feel distinguishes you from the other 24 candidates running? >> well, my background is a bit different. you know, my experience that got me into politics was my time in the marines. serving in iraq, a war that i was an out spospoken critic of, i was proud to go so nobody had to go in my place. i led marines on the ground. i was a leader on the ground for military in combat. i had to bring together an amazingly diverse amount of americans in my platoons, different religious beliefs, different political beliefs and get them behind the commandant to serve our country. i think that's what we need for the president of the united states and bringing together as a coalition is what we need if we're going to beat donald trump. we need to bring together everybody in our party, those obama and trump voters, and even the republicans. >> you're not in th

they were not far from the straight of her mous in the persian gulf -- straight of herm -- hormuz.ointed the finger at iran. this happened while shinzo abe is in a run, trying to use his position -- iran, trying to use his position as a friend to the u.s. and iran. in hong kong, a top business group called on the government to have meaningful dialogue with protesters. tensions are high over allowing china to extradite. the chamber of commerce has serious reservations about the bill. in hockey, st. louis has gone from worst to best, winning their first ever stanley cup. they began the year with the first -- worst record in the national hockey league and went on to win 30 of its 49 games. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am sebastian salek and this is bloomberg. tom: out of cambridge with the hockey coverage, that was very un-canadian. on the goalie from the st. louis blues, a rookie, and he was an amazing. does he was amazing. -- he was amazing. charles: our chief executive is

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phil neville is our coach, we have cou ntless a mou nts of staff.erything that everyone has done for us. golf, the third major of the year gets under way this week, the us open with tiger woods chasing the title for the fourth time in his career. having won his 15th major at the masters in augusta in april, woods is now eyeing up success at pebble beach, thatis eyeing up success at pebble beach, that is the course where he won the first of his three us open titles will stop still looking for his first major though, is rickie fowler who thinks it will be hard to see someone dominate the game like woods did at the start of the century. 99, early 2000, that is possibly some of the most impressive and dominant golf anyone has really ever seen. and when you can get in that frame of mind and block everything else, thatis of mind and block everything else, that is ultimately where you want to be and where you want to get to. it isa be and where you want to get to. it is a lot easier said than done. but thatis is a lot easier said than done. but that is wha

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i do not want to put words in any of the witness' mouths, but ths, but wes' mou have numerous foreignovernment officials and current government officials that appear on rt all the time and take money. i'm alarmed that people would make some type of reference that the former head of the dia who goes to the dia to tell them i'm going to meet with vladimir putin and get paid to go on rt, goes there, does it, then reports back. i do not know other former government officials are doing that same thing when they take large sums of money. but to hear people, whether it is -- i do not want to put words in any of your mouths, but i thought that that is what i heard that was not ok for the , former head of dia to give a speech, like all former politicians and presidents do. did i hear that? is it ok for general flynn to go to rt or not? >> i think people do it all the time in private sector and give speeches. as long as that is what it is, it is fine. i mean, i know that general hidden, a friend of mine a , friend of this committee, i do not know he was paid by rt, but he did many appearances o