long left in the show and i'd like to ask a last question to both of our other guests mr lucas and mr tang and mr lucas let me start with you do you think that these tariffs will go ahead and if so what impact are they going to have i think as your other guests have noted given the odds ridiculously of donald trump you can't take any prediction as being rock solid but given right now the ascendancy of his protections to advisors who have won the battle with the treasury secretary stephen maneuvering for right now i think we do see at least a first round of sanctions in july but i think if the effects are felt fairly soon that the domestic backlash in the u.s. may make if not trump his advisors back away from this within months and mr tang in just in the last thirty seconds if they do go ahead will china when. well there's no winners in a trade war i mean the question is can china survive it better and i think the earlier comments about the fact that china has control of its economic operettas a lot better they're not subject to the same kind of electoral pressures that it is and they will

long left in the show and i'd like to ask a last question to both of our other guests mr lucas and mr tang and mr lucas let me start with you do you think that these tariffs will go ahead and if so what impact are they going to have i think as your other guests have noted given the other predictability of donald trump you can't take any prediction as being rock solid but given right now the ascendancy of his protections to advisors who have won the battle with the treasury secretary steve i'm a neutral for right now i think we do see at least a first round of sanctions in july but i think if the effects are felt fairly soon that the domestic backlash in the u.s. may make if not trump his advisors back away from this within months and mr tang in just in the last thirty seconds if they do go ahead will china when. well there's no winners in a trade war i mean the question is can china survive it better and i think the earlier comments about the fact that china has control of its economic operettas a lot better they're not subject to the same kind of electoral pressures that it is and they wi

long left in the show and i'd like to ask a last question to both of our other guests mr lucas and mr tang and mr lucas let me start with you do you think that these tariffs will go ahead and if so what impact are they going to have i think as your other guests have noted given the other predictability of donald trump you can't take any prediction as being rock solid but given right now the ascendancy of his protections to advisors who have won the battle with the treasury secretary steve i'm a neutral for right now i think we do see at least a first round of sanctions in july but i think if the effects are felt fairly soon that the domestic backlash in the u.s. may make if not trump his advisors back away from this within months and mr tang in just in the last thirty seconds if they do go ahead will china when. well there's no winners in a trade war i mean the question is can china survive it better and i think the earlier comments about the fact that china has control of its economic operettas a lot better they're not subject to the same kind of electoral pressures that it is and they wi

a gun on board you know the white house meetings that policy on iraq mr tang and i want you to expand on how you think china will proceed with iran because chinese companies have experienced u.s. sanctions you know which have driven them to bankruptcy china isn't bilateral trade talks with the u.s. these are all precious as it looks into investing further and iran surely. well the issue here is currently the u.s. which represents twenty four percent of the world's g.d.p. is at economic odds imposing sanctions or about to impose tariffs on sixty percent of the rest of the world now if you start thinking about that number it makes sense for those sixty percent to do just as was said at the g seven. he said well you know quite frankly we can go our own way in the u.s. can go it's this would be a massive challenge two dollars a trade dollar. to me and it could result in the helping europe also china it would set in place firmly this idea that this is a multilateral world this is not going to be dominated in future by one country in essence the united states by acting on its fears may have

professor of american politics at the university of birmingham a very warm welcome to all of you mr tang and let me start with you you know president make so much of this trade deficit hadn't one of the biggest reasons for imposing these terrorists but is that as simple or even as big as he's making it out to be. well is he seems to have a very poor understanding of what deficits are he keeps insisting that he has a deficit with canada when in fact that is not true and in terms of china it is not as simplistic as he things there are over three hundred fifty billion dollars a year that are is being sold and trying to but produced in china by u.s. companies that is also under threat when you start putting it all together what you have is actually a very early even trade balance china has only about ten billion dollars worth of things that it produces in the u.s. and sells in the u.s. so it's not going to be this one sided idea that he has that he can sort of force doing this this kind of bully playground idea plus remember he is not only at war with china he's at war with the e.u. and in m

it's going to be a very interesting event mr webb what do you all thought say you as optimistic as mr tang and could this be a basis for an alternative to the traditional willed order that's represented by the seven countries meeting in canada do you think. well perhaps that remains to be seen i still think that the shanghai cooperation organization still has a lot of things to work out taking into account the relationships within the organization between countries in particular china and india have only been able to forge closer ties of late has or hasn't always been the case the story of any seventeen between china and india was quite different until we saw the meetings between prime minister narendra modi and president presidency changing the course of this year only of late and me india and pakistan also have outstanding issues with each other not least because of kashmir but also because of other issues as well that are outstanding the china pakistan economic record of for example is something that is a flaw on india's side and saw where as well as you it does have a lot of promise pe

it's going to be a very interesting event mr webb what do you all thought say you as optimistic as mr tang and could this be a basis for an alternative to the traditional willed order that's represented by the seven countries meeting in canada do you think. well perhaps that remains to be seen i still think that the shanghai cooperation organization still has a lot of things to work out taking into account the relationships within the organization between countries in particular china and india have only been able to forge closer ties of late has or hasn't always been the case the story of any seventeen between china and india was quite different until we saw the meetings between prime minister narendra modi and president presidency changing at a cost of this year only of late and me india and pakistan also have outstanding issues with each other not least because of kashmir but also because of other issues as well that are outstanding the china pakistan economic record of for example is something that is a flaw on india's side and saw where as well as you it does have a lot of promise per

it's going to be a very interesting event mr webb what do you all thought say you as optimistic as mr tang and could this be a basis for an alternative to the traditional willed order that's represented by the seven countries meeting in canada do you think. well perhaps that remains to be seen i still think that the shanghai cooperation organization still has a lot of things to work out taking into account the relationships within the organization between countries in particular china and india have only been able to forge closer ties of late has or hasn't always been the case the story of any seventeen between china and india was quite different until we saw the meetings between prime minister narendra modi and president presidency changing the course of this year only of late and me india and pakistan also have outstanding issues with each other not least because of kashmir but also because of other issues as well that are outstanding the china pakistan economic record of for example is something that is a flaw on india's side and saw where as well as you it does have a lot of promise pe

tang. colleagues, we have a different house. mr. quintanilla, could you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we have first approval. >> supervisor peskin: okay. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none, is there any general public comment? seeing none, public comment is cled. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: and we are adjourned. zbls hi. good morning and welcome to. >> i am joined today by supervisor aaron peskin who's the vice chair. i'd like to acknowledge our committee clerk, john carol and also the staff at sfgov tv for ensuring that our meetings are available to the public on-line. president breed is not going to be able to attend today's meeting, and so we will take a motion to excuse. president breed, we have a motion and a second. we can take that without opposition. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor kim: mr. clerk, do we h an announcements? [agenda item read] >> supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. clerk, can you please call agenda items 1 through 4 together. [agenda items read] >> supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. clerk, and i see mr. brian hsu who w

will be adjourned on behalf of the following beloved individuals: on behalf of supervisor tang for the late mr. cory calcanye and mr. brook ann hantz and mr. dale robert jankowski. on behalf of supervisor safai for the late sister patricia ann claherty. on behalf of president breed for the late miss eileen o'sullivan, and on behalf of president breed and supervisor ronen for the late miss barbara brown lopez. and at the suggestion of supervisor ronen on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late supervisor harvey milk. >> president breed: thank you, madam clerk. is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president breed: okay. we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. everyone ready? would everyone please rise to the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president stansbury: mr. secretary, roll call. bridges present. casciato present. cohen is expected. driscoll presen

will be adjourned on behalf of the following beloved individuals: on behalf of supervisor tang for the late mr. cory calcanye and mr. brook ann hantz and mr. dale robert jankowski. on behalf of supervisor safai for the late sister patricia ann claherty. on behalf of president breed for the late miss eileen o'sullivan, and on behalf of president breed and supervisor ronen for the late miss barbara brown lopez. and at the suggestion of supervisor ronen on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late supervisor harvey milk. >> president breed: thank you, madam clerk. is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president breed: okay. we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> supervisor peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation meeting for today, tuesday, may 22nd. could you please call the role? w -- [roll call] >> supervisor peskin: thank you. i will give the chair support. colleagues, at this time, please ensure the news of several major state -- state branches received from the real capital progra

. >> supervisor tang: i am'm ha to promote mr. givner. so what is it that we do with the reduced printing of the examiner? >> and it's my understanding that we only have the option of in printing notices in the examiner, so if there were something to come up, is it not as a city print in the chronicle, so we have to have a notice printing around those days in the examiner. >> supervisor tang: so currently, the clerk's office works to consolidate our notices on the days that the examiner prints? >> yes. >> supervisor tang: i would prefer to stay with one paper. that's just my opinion. i won't be supporting this amendment. if we think it's confusing to bifurcate six months and six months, it's going to be more confusing to bifurcate by days, so i think we should work to consolidate our notices on the days they publish, so i will not be supporting this amendment. >> president breed: and miss calvil calvillo wants to provide some clarity. >> clerk: through the president, it has expanded their noticing by two weeks, so they are concerned, they

tang. colleagues, we have a different house. mr. quintanilla, could you please call the . [roll call] >> clerk: we have first approval. >> supervisor peskin: okay. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none, is there any general public comment? seeing none, public comment i closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: and we are adjourned. su >> -- and can you please rise for theledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> clerk: commissioner mazzucco, i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner mazzucco: please do. [roll call] >> clerk: commissioner mazzucco, you have a quorum. also with us today is bill scott, the chief of police, along with paul henderson, director of the department of police accountability. >> thank you, secretary kilshaw and well come to the june 6, 2018 police commission meeting. i have to say it's great to be back, it's great to see members of the public who comes to our meeting. it's been since may2 that we had our last meeting, and we have a quorum. two things before we start tonight, first, i have to announce tonight before i introduce two new

tang, seconded by commissioner fewer. colleagues, can we have a different h? mr. quintanilla, roll call, please.oll call] >> clerk: we have first >> supervisor peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: item, adopt the proposed fiscal year 2018-19 budget and work program. this is an action it. >> supervisor peskin: miss fong. >> good morning, commissioners. this is your second look at the proposed 18-19 budget. last mont reported out a detailed listing of all the various revenues and expenditures. in addition,lyhang presented the full work plan. we are looking at a request for revenues of 123.2 million and uresexf 263.lion1 mil for the various -- the five various funds and designated mandates the transportation authority has to fund -- fully fund the expenditures, we will be utilizing the november 2017 sales tax revenue bond proceedsn addion to the revolving credit loan that was recently approved back in april. withthat, i woulde more than happy to answer any questions related to this year's budget. >> supervisor peskin: are there any questions for miss fong? seeing non