mr. francisco? mr. francisco: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the government argues that in quid pro quo bribery, "official action" encompasses anything within the range of official duties. in order to reach that conclusion, it asks that you disregard a 90 decision of this court. -- 9-0 decision of this court. the government is wrong. in order to engage in "official action," an official must either make a government decision or urge someone else to do so. the line is between access to decision makers on the one hand and trying to influence those decisions on the other. justice kennedy: and that's the sun-diamond case, the 90 case that you refer to. mr. francisco: yes, your honor, the sun-diamond case, the 90 case. -- 9-0. and i think what sun-diamond confirms is that when an official simply refers someone to another official, an independent decision maker for an objective decision, he hasn't crossed that line into prohibited "official action." justice kennedy: i take it all parties concede that the act

mr. francisco: if it actually -- justice kagan: if it's true, but -- mr. francisco: if he had tried to encouraged them to do it, yes. if they had proved that he had tried to encourage them to do that, that would have been an "official act." our argument is that, first, the jury was never properly instructed on that question, and second, he never did in fact urge university researchers to do anything. and if i could just conclude, before reserving the remainder of my time for rebuttal, at the one event where he actually had direct contact with the university researchers, justice kagan, this was the luncheon held at the mansion. the all of the witnesses who were there actually testified as to two things with respect to the governor. first, he simply asked neutral questions that didn't try to push the researchers' decisions one way or another. and secondly, the one time jonnie williams asked him for something, support before tobacco commission funding, he gave jonnie williams a very polite no. mr. chief justice, if i could reserve my time. justice roberts: tha

mr. francisco. you would be saying to congress, next time you pass a law doubt put in an exemption for churches. are you going to get in trouble for doing that. don't write transition rules that will help people adjust to a new legal regime. you're going to get in real trouble doing that. justice kagan: don't write exemptions for small businesses even though there are very particular concerns that small businesses face. are you going to get in trouble for that. those are terrible incentives to givele to a legislature, are they not? mr. francisco: i think what it means is when the government claims an interest, the overwhelming interest to force petitioner organizations to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs, yes, when it says we are going to exemption some organizations for purely secular reasons. some organizations for political reasons, and other organizations for religious reasons, then it does -- >> your point is that -- let's imagine a widespread government program filled with exempt

mrs. clinton's ticket. in an alliance of activists new york, philadelphia, los angeles, and san francisco mr. castro to adapt his department policies mortgages toad wall street. this week, mr. castro showed he listening.be the secretary introduced new lowerthat would require principal costs for affected oneowners, a five-year fix interest rates and a restriction to prevent firms from abandoning properties. not everyone is happy. some say mr. castro's actions will discourage investment in impoverished neighborhoods. question, is castro making a view to seducing hillary clinton? you want to speak to that, eleanor? policies hese are inherited from his predecessor. maybe a year and a half, two years, and he's been working to change these policies got there so i don't think this is done with an -- to seducing hillary clinton but i think he clearly ticketike to be on the and he's apparently on the short list. former mayor of san antonio, not a strong mayor position, and i think the main it is that he's very young and doesn't have a lot of appealing but he's an figure and he's hispanic and play acs

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mr. mayor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civ

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mr. mayor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civ

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mrs. clinton holding a rally in san francisco this evening. before that she fired up supporters in the south bay. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is tracking former secretary clinton today and she's live in san jose with more on clinton's appearance. michelle? >> there was a really big crowd today, and i think she surprised some people in the audience when she started her speech by actually supporting bernie sanders saying they share many of the same values and it's time to unite the party and she did criticize donald trump calling him a loose canon. hillary clinton asked 2,000 people in san jose for their vote on june 7th. mrs. clinton fired against the presumptive nominee, donald trump. >> make sure that donald trump, this loose canon never gets close to the white house! >> reporter: the former secretary of state says she'll invest in clean energy with plans to deploy half a billion more solar panels across the country in her first term. >> i've never seen hillary before. it was fantastic. i'm so excited. >> in spite of yesterday's federal a

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mr. mayor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civ

san francisco treasure and living legend the hall of famer number 24, give it up to mr. willie mays. [applause]. before we begin i like to mometd to recognize our dignities. he is on his way, mayor willie brown. he heard that a few times. chairman tom nolan. mta board member malcon hine iky. [inaudible] ceo mr. larry bear and his wife pam. mr. peter megalen is on his way. he here yet? he will be here, yes, sir, you know he won't miss this mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants

mrs. please. i'm running a supermarket in san francisco in the moishth and right now currently be expanding my best with third street street and now pledging 10 you don't think so jobs all right. thank you. >> all right. fantastic >> thank you pursue and two employees. >> thank you fresh fruits and produce food desserts filling them in thank you very much. >> please. grace braernt if the market on intersections market well, we're pledging 10 jobs. >> the market an market we'll come could you i'm kaiser permanente we pledge 15 pegs or positions information interns this summer. >> that's a healthy number >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone my name is cindy that a magazine at walgreens in san francisco on behalf of the walgreens we are pledging 25 jobs. >> all right. walgreens again. >> (clapping.) >> a consistent partner yes. >> good morning i'm with the sfmta and partnering with the san francisco unified school district and we're pledging 6 interns for the automotive program. >> fantastic. >> excellent. thank you public transit thank you very much. >> my name isal jeffrey can with the hotel cou

mr. mayor i think i should be calling myself secretary of transportation of san francisco instead of the director the urgency of the transportation that was mentioned mr. secretary i and many know we hear everyday and our approach to the smart city challenge is leveraging a number of strengths we believe we have here in the city we have great local, regional, state leadership when it comes to transportation and mobility challenges we have we have extremely strong policy goals in this region regarding safety and feasibility, affordability be regarding transportation and mobility, regarding accessibility and we also have been an amazing depth of partners from economic and nonprofit and private sector many share the policy goals and bring to bear a lot of amazing talent, knowledge and experience and depth we that we can bring together you made reference to technology as a tool the means not the end we're a hot bed of innovation in the city not all of the innovation has been in line with the policy goals we see the great opportunity here through the smart city challenge to be pro-active to al

[inaudible] and other local chunchs in san francisco. mrs. dill worth had a voice and sang in a choir and member of the interfaith choir in san francisco. she had associate of arts degree in retail floristry and used the talents for those in needs for funeial serving wedding hospital and homes. mr. dillworth was a active senior. she enjoyed traveling and boler and contributed into [inaudible] she especially enjoyed the [inaudible] sume zumba and line dancing [inaudible] she was the wife of late jose dimworth. mirther of helen and gwen dillworth [inaudible] great grand mother of ashly jones and sister of willie gibson [inaudible] she will be missed by family, church fally and community at large. >> president breed >> today i am introducing a hearing request to evaluate what san francisco is doing to protect janitor service industry workers, particularly immigrant workers. these are some of the most-vulnerable and tireless works in. many immigrant janitors are women and far too many subject to sexual harassment and exploitation on the job. at ho

addition, the acad aememy finds itself as the proud studered of many historic buildings in san francisco, which mrs. [inaudible] has already called your attention to. restored and preserved many of those historic buildings, which prior to the acquisition were vacant underutilized and in bad condition. specific examples the amount of money spent on seismic stabilization you heard how much it cost for st. marks, imagine what it cost for st. bridges and restoration of the beautiful stained glass windows at st. bridges. just a few examples you are probably familiar. 491 post, it was at a point where it was probably going to be lost. 620 sutter. those are all protected and preserved by the academy. that isn't to say there are not things the academy needs to do to deal with some of the issues the staff identified. we agree they do, but it is to make the point that we are aware of and academy knows the importance of these buildings which it controls. next question is what is the project? the project is not just a question of isolated buildings, it is a urban campus. i went to a college in baltimore univer

addition, the acad aememy finds itself as the proud studered of many historic buildings in san francisco, which mrs. [inaudible] has already called your attention to. restored and preserved many of those historic buildings, which prior to the acquisition were vacant underutilized and in bad condition. specific examples the amount of money spent on seismic stabilization you heard how much it cost for st. marks, imagine what it cost for st. bridges and restoration of the beautiful stained glass windows at st. bridges. just a few examples you are probably familiar. 491 post, it was at a point where it was probably going to be lost. 620 sutter. those are all protected and preserved by the academy. that isn't to say there are not things the academy needs to do to deal with some of the issues the staff identified. we agree they do, but it is to make the point that we are aware of and academy knows the importance of these buildings which it controls. next question is what is the project? the project is not just a question of isolated buildings, it is a urban campus. i went to a college in baltimore univer

francisco. >> welcome mr. secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan.

gadget commissioners and lafco i'm interfering aura student at the university of san francisco i want to commend mr. fried and mr. aguilar to increase the voter participation and turn out this is a very important issue for me when we look at the dismal devastating turn out in the elections it is important to doing everything we can to increase the voter participation in light of the currently approximately primaries if you look at the issues at the forefront of the election the immigration policy, criminal justice system reform i mean increasing participation to felons he that their barred from participation so many other ways i think could be a great step in introducing them to taking part of their government and also as far as nonsense of the - again, you look at the election and so many people new voters have come out and participated so many young people that is crucial to lower the voting age to keep the enthusiasm, the mobilization of the young people to have a voice in the government so i think - gentlemen, i hope - >> thank you very much. >> to you for public comment. seeing other members o

francisco. >> welcome mr. secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan.

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mr. mayor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civ

francisco. >> welcome mr. secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan.

francisco for his museum. >> the mayor has never lost contact with mr. lucas. >>> the latest in a search for the site of museum. >>> tomorrow we'll get to the 90s. here is a live shot. the hills are green from the reins of the winter. >>> it appears george lucas may build a movie seemed museum in san francisco after all. >> why the windy city of chicago maybe out and treasure island maybe in. >> george lucas of vision for a museum housing his collection looks like something out of one of his movies. when talks of building the museum at the presidio floundered he turned to his wife's hometown of chicago. now that idea has hit a roadblock. a the mayor has never lost contact with mr. lucas, should things that work out in chicago the mayor dick sure he knows chicago -- san francisco is an option. >> the proposal is to rebuild on the west side of treasure island. the good news is there is a lot less red tape both politically and legally impaired to the city of. >> this is the luminary. he sends -- plans to send mr. lucas a letter this week. >> reporter: road

francisco. good morning, mr. wu. >> good morning, john wu, office of port of san francisco. as to port security grant program, i guess the good news is there are no cost and our contractor was in fact not suspended or debarked. as to the procedural matter, this came up as part of a monitoring report as to compliance and we turned around immediately in august 2015, documented new procedures to make sure that we followed the steps of documenting a review for obtaining certification for regulation that we document and report that procedure. that is now clear in our internal procedures and we'll be in compliance from this point on. >> excellent. thank you, mr. wu. any questions for mr. wu? seeing none. who do we have here from juvenile probation? >> good morning, very new to the scene. just a month and 2 weeks. >> tell us your name. >> my name is eric gribde. >> i understand there are changes to rectify our recording mechanism. so i think it's three fold at this point. so there is retraining of probation supervisors. also the second piece is changing the procedures. i think our

tonight at 11:00, we will have more on the second rally of the day, she just wrapped up in san francisco, tomorrow, mrs. clinton will head to the east coast, where she has events planned with her daughter. nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much, donald trump today clinched the republican presidential nomination. the declaration was made after delegates formally pledged their support. that put trump over the magic number of 1237 needed to secure the party nomination. he will not become the official nominee until he accepts the nomination in july in cleveland. >> coming up, getting amped up for the cup. fans getting their gear and tickets as the san jose sharks head for if first stanley cup final in franchise history. >> two minors arrested today in connection to those shootings of two nevada high students. we will have all the details coming up in a live report. >> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff reniere, blue skies in san jose and 68, and we are clearing out right to the coast line, a beautiful shot here of point reyes, my full forecast and the possibility of 90s in a few minutes. new video ju

mr. mayor i think i should be calling myself secretary of transportation of san francisco instead of the director the urgency of the transportation that was mentioned mr. secretary i and many know we hear everyday and our approach to the smart city challenge is leveraging a number of strengths we believe we have here in the city we have great local, regional, state leadership when it comes to transportation and mobility challenges we have we have extremely strong policy goals in this region regarding safety and feasibility, affordability be regarding transportation and mobility, regarding accessibility and we also have been an amazing depth of partners from economic and nonprofit and private sector many share the policy goals and bring to bear a lot of amazing talent, knowledge and experience and depth we that we can bring together you made reference to technology as a tool the means not the end we're a hot bed of innovation in the city not all of the innovation has been in line with the policy goals we see the great opportunity here through the smart city challenge to be pro-active to al

we do begin with breaking news out of san francisco where mr. is a police standoff going off on folsom. >> tara moriarty is live to explain how it all started. >> reporter: we are here on the corner of 14th and folsom where this standoff began a little earlier. there is a manholed up in his apartment not coming out. this is related to a domestic violence incident that happened yesterday. joining me now is the captain to explain what led up to this moment. >> so yesterday evening we had a call here at 1803 folsom regarding a domestic violence incident. when we arrived, the suspect had already fled. we secured the safety of the victim and arranged shelter and got a protection order. the victim returned to the scene to collect her things and upon trying to enter the apartment, realized the suspect was still here. she came outside, saw some officers on the street, got their attention, we made sure she was safe before we went back inside. we knocked on the door and he is refusing to come out so we are trying to establish a rapport with him and explai

francisco. >> welcome mr.tary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bry

mr. harris on behalf of the board of directors and the all the people of san francisco i totally agree with director reiskin with grace and style and like our support wish you all the best in retirement. >> mr. chair thank you very much and mr. chairman and members good afternoon and ms. harris this is my last time before i depart this is privilege. >> thank you for the recognition it is truly appreciated my career director reiskin indicated like the others quite frankly is a true journey the sfmta is a very important part of that to me i want to thank dwrelg and my colleagues on the executive team and my great division staff and some of them are here for hire tireless work an enormous feat i thank them for the efforts and certainly this board for the opportunity to come back and work if this great city as a reminder our division is, in fact, responsible for major capital improvement and those projects unfortunately, all of them have some problems but the true test eve character is how we resolve those problems and our division we tide to solve them together and oftentimes possibility e tog

mrs. clinton right now in san francisco at the fundraiser. let's turn our attention to the republican side. donald trump also on the west coast. this is a live look at eugene, oregon where trump is holding a rally tonight. they're getting ready for donald trump to take the stage. outside of the venue is anti-trump activists protesting. >>> president obama broke his silence on the likely republican nominee donald trump. >> i just want to emphasize the degree to which we're in serious times and this is a really serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> that reference to mr. trump's reality show, the a presenceance. the white house show is his first public comments since the gop rivals ended their campaign. he called on the public to care faultily examine trump's -- carefully examine trump's policy. what he is asking lawmakers to increase transparency and how to will impact silicon valley. >>> you can see here, taking over san francisco's city hall, dozens of protesters are sitting on the steps chanting and calling f

mr. brooks are you making your way to the podium. >> good afternoon eric brooks san francisco our city of san francisco clean power it is good to see that and good to see we'll pay people more than pg&e that is the crucial point as soon as we get those we'll sell the public and the one concern i'll raise we've been tied by the bond change chain of one megawatt or less for decades we need to get around that i believe that marin and sonoma are offering net meters and/or fed and tariffs for large projects we need more larger projects they provide better job benefits by building more it is crucial we don't just want net meters for one mel emerging what the thanks. >> where did barbara go is there potential once we've brought on beggar customers to be able to - >> we're planning on having a feeding tariff program we are going through the preparation of that now and we should have it operational middle of this year and that should serve the needs of large man a megawatt for a tariff that's what we're looking at for for that. >> okay for the net metering? >> net meters is limited to one megawatt

i'd like to call the meeting of san francisco public utilities commission to order please. hit it harder please. mr. secretary. >> commissioner president vietor commissioner vice president moran and commissioner caen are excused commissioner courtney commissioner kwon we have quorum. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> item 3 approval of the minutes of mark 8, 2016. >> is there a motion to approve the minutes. >> so moved second >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> public comment on the minutes next item, please. >> next is general public comment. >> general public comment mr. da costa. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners the last night last time i was here i spoke about some very pressing issues and i'm going to speak on that particular issue that was raised than the general manager will be as part the of a letter sent to him regarding the issue i'm here to categorically state to the san francisco public utilities commission this commission must do due diligence when it comes to quality quality of life issues so if we speak on some issue and there was a directive way back by cong

mr. o'connor. >> tom o'connor president of the san francisco firefighters i'm here, here to echo what we're here to ask you for isn't more or better but the pencil and tools to do our job and as you can see from the operational charged call volume is over 31 percent over the decade one the cranes come down and the keys to the office buildings that causes an increase expeditiously i support the needs for equipment and restate our battalion chief and specialists to manage more and more complex incidents and training positions to staff and train the new people we're hiring and as demonstrated last weekend the tragic ocean beach two teenagers lives were lost we need to think about a dedicated recuse unit for the increasing population so thank you for your time and consideration and looking forward to future confuses. >> anyone wish to comment okay seeing none, public comment is closed thank you for everyone within the department of working together this is helpful like my colleagues i'm supportive of this fleet program that has been discussed i think that is public safety is paramount we no idea to

mr. harris on behalf of the board of directors and the all the people of san francisco i totally agree with director reiskin with grace and style and like our support wish you all the best in retirement. >> mr. chair thank you very much and mr. chairman and members good afternoon and ms. harris this is my last time before i depart this is privilege. >> thank you for the recognition it is truly appreciated my career director reiskin indicated like the others quite frankly is a true journey the sfmta is a very important part of that to me i want to thank dwrelg and my colleagues on the executive team and my great division staff and some of them are here for hire tireless work an enormous feat i thank them for the efforts and certainly this board for the opportunity to come back and work if this great city as a reminder our division is, in fact, responsible for major capital improvement and those projects unfortunately, all of them have some problems but the true test eve character is how we resolve those problems and our division we tide to solve them together and oftentimes possibility e tog

the san francisco fed president, mr. williams, says he believes a june rate hike is possible.ould not ignore the possibility, but the market only has a 12% probability of that happening priced in. ♪ guy: 51 minutes into the equity market session. the market is down by .2%. one of the reasons for that is what i will show you here on the bloomberg, and that is bhp. as you can see, it has fallen l ower. on a three-day basis, it is down by 12%. this is related to the stories surrounding what happened down bursting and the dam and what that will mean for the business. we have seen a similar gap lower her eine in london. we have got the final number on french april services. so, still north of 50, but softer than the preliminary number, which was 50.8. data fromt a slew of the knotted states, including a reading on the state of the service sector. an hour and a half after that, we have david cameron testifying in front of lawmakers regarding the upcoming brexit referendum. 30 tonight, 11: minneapolis fed president kashkari speaks about the june meeting. what will he say about that m

francisco airport. the airport is in agreement with budget analysts recommendations and we would like to thank mr. rose and our analyst mr. low for their work on the airports budget this year. i am happy to answer questions and joined by the airports budget drether if you have specific questions. >> thank you very much. any questions? mr. rose can we get a report. . >> page 2 of the prort the recommended reductions to the budget total 3, 142, 122 in 16-17. these reduction allow increase of 38, 589, 602 or 4.2 percent in the 16-17 budget. 17-18 total [inaudible] of that amont 1, 501, 726 are ongoing savings and [inaudible] these reductions would still allow increase of 31, 664, 116 or 3 percent the budget and understand the department concurs with the reductions and shown on pages 3-9 of the report. >> any questions? okay, thank you very much to the airport for being here and up next we have public utilities commission. i see mr. kelly here and team. >> good morning. harlan caly general manager of san francisco public utilities commission and we too are in agreement with the budget analyst and just

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mryor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil r

[applause] now at this time i like to bring up the mayor of city and county of san francisco, the honorable ed lee. mryor! >> thank you. welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil r

francisco. good morning, mr. wu. >> good morning, john wu, office of port of san francisco. as to port security grant program, i guess the good news is there are no cost and our contractor was in fact not suspended or debarked. as to the procedural matter, this came up as part of a monitoring report as to compliance and we turned around immediately in august 2015, documented new procedures to make sure that we followed the steps of documenting a review for obtaining certification for regulation that we document and report that procedure. that is now clear in our internal procedures and we'll be in compliance from this point on. >> excellent. thank you, mr. wu. any questions for mr. wu? seeing none. who do we have here from juvenile probation? >> good morning, very new to the scene. just a month and 2 weeks. >> tell us your name. >> my name is eric gribde. >> i understand there are changes to rectify our recording mechanism. so i think it's three fold at this point. so there is retraining of probation supervisors. also the second piece is changing the procedures. i think our

francisco where he will be today. all this coming as donald trump releases new accusatory video targeting the clintons. >> we know mr. inton is set to be here if downtown san francisco some time this morning. there is the tow-away sign from 7:00 to 11:00 this morning. >> no woman should be subjected to it. >> it show as clinton of bill clinton with a cigar in his mouth playing audio of women accusing him of sexual assault ending with a clip of hillary clinton laughing maniacally. trump himself said look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant and they tried to impeach him, which was nonsense. clintons said out of addressing the attacks directly. clinton said he could bankrupt america like he bankrupted his companies. democratic rival bernie sanders last night in santa monica called out clinton for backing out of the california debate he said both campaigns agreed to several months ago. clinton saying her time is better spent with california voters and focus on the general election. her sights are set against trump and boosting her presence in california. plitt is set to be here

mr. clinton had two stops today. in san francisco and in a private residence in freemont. tomorrow, he'll be joined by hillary clinton who's the democratic front-runner but today it was all mr. clinton, working his magic with the democratic supporters. scott, quite a thrill for that quiet neighborhood where you are to host a former president. >> reporter: you're right, this is the neighborhood where president clinton came to raise money. some of the people in that house for the private fund-raiser sent in these photographs. people paying anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 each to meet, stand next to and shake hands with the former president. he was, as you said, in town to raise money for his wife, democratic candidate hillary clinton, one of two stops bill clinton made here in the bay area. president clinton's campaign swing started in san francisco, where people lined up nearly around the block to hear him speak. then, south to freemont for a fund-raiser which had this neighborhood buzzing. >> i think he's such an important president and statesman. has done philanthropic thi

mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to foc

mr. mayor if you can indulge me i'd like to ask the community services and partners from the john san franciscoransportation authority company that provides the property management and acknowledge the huge work i'll ask the residents to come up as well for a group picture just a huge group to work on the things that gretta and anthony have been worked on and others it didn't come easy the folks themselves and gretta says why me we want to get to a time and mr. mayor you talked about getting to a place to help 8 thousand people get off the streets wears hoping everyone will say that is them and people have a right to housing and it will be great to eliminate homelessness in our community i think our program is done except asking john streets of san francisco and the residents to come up we'll have victor and sam if you'll do it and help us remember this day mr. mayor thank yo (clapping.) >> housing everybody doing happy asian pacific american heritage month coming up well, welcome everybody to city hall and want to say thank you for helping us kickoff the next month of great celebrations we have

the rebuilding by it's ability to frame steel building downtown with the after the 1906 san francisco earthquake mr. global patrick the owner the mills was the for man at the previous rolling mills at potrero point and served uninterrupted to the time he was given the material and machinery to take to the new site and located at the corner of texas and 17th street in the years that followed patrick and his son edward built a business from the people from the old firm and integrating new hires from a limiting trade school that if they didn't build it themselves at least made the steel frame for it and he is a friend of mine and in order to have an industrial san francisco draw and execute the steel frame as those men saw as a the future their future is our future and to turn our back on that building no better pdr space if san francisco, california bar none and the buildings on 16th street and mississippi should be retained, the housing should be tucked into the site between what used to be texas street and points west this is the fabric our that put together san francisco general hospital in order

this is what we are doing in san francisco and it is outrageous. thank you. >> thank you mrs. freedombalk. >> good afternoon supervisors and thank you for moving along this motion on the declaring emergency on homelessness for the state of california. ken tray and represent the united educators of san francisco and there is a number reasons why san francisco teachers and school staff are concerned about the state of homelessness in san francisco and california but the single reason is the report ish oo aed last year which stated there are over 2,000 homeless students in the san francisco unified school district. that calls attention to the it low number presented today there are 6,000 and few hundred homelessness. we know the number is much greater. san francisco is a city that's claim to be dedicated to exwuty, opportunity for all the citizens and residential, but 2,000 homeless student entering the classrooms puts that a lie. this is important measure and hope the mayor puts more efforts into ending homelessness in san francisco. i know that teachers following at the end of m

this is what we are doing in san francisco and it is outrageous. thank you. >> thank you mrs. freedombalk. >> good afternoon supervisors and thank you for moving along this motion on the declaring emergency on homelessness for the state of california. ken tray and represent the united educators of san francisco and there is a number reasons why san francisco teachers and school staff are concerned about the state of homelessness in san francisco and california but the single reason is the report ish oo aed last year which stated there are over 2,000 homeless students in the san francisco unified school district. that calls attention to the it low number presented today there are 6,000 and few hundred homelessness. we know the number is much greater. san francisco is a city that's claim to be dedicated to exwuty, opportunity for all the citizens and residential, but 2,000 homeless student entering the classrooms puts that a lie. this is important measure and hope the mayor puts more efforts into ending homelessness in san francisco. i know that teachers following at the end of m