mr. gilbert: thank you, i appreciate the comments on our beautiful city. i am no relation to dan gilbert, although i get it all the time. but i am a lifelong clevelander and like everyone here and around the country we are still on the high from the championship victory. in terms of homeless, yes, there has been a lot of attention given. we have been working with united way and other social agencies for many months to make sure the homeless and other groups are accommodated during the convention. ms. brawner: and what goes into that? mr. gilbert: it is a gathering -- one, it is coordinating agencies to making sure people know that if there are street closures and other things, where can people go? a lot of it it is communication and making sure that the shelters need extended hours, things like that the homeless and other populations know where to go and how to get there, so it is coronation and communication. ms. brawner: speaking about behind us, you are talking about making cleveland pretty and making it look -- what did you have to do to the queue? anyt

mr. gilbert. >> what time is the meeting? >> this is a special meeting, if you want to make public comment on the special meeting. >> i want to know what time? next tuesday. >> yes. are there any other memb members of the public? seeing none. at this time, it's closed. can you read the memoriam, madame clerk. >> on behalf of late mr. josh williams, at the suggestion of supervisors, supervisor yee kim and mar for the late, principal of galileo. black share. that concludes, our business for the day. >> we're adjourned for the regular board meeting and the special board meeting. (meeting is adjourned at 10:24 pm). >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patie

mr. gilbert: more of the same is just not working. odd response to the breakdown of economic propensity. mr. bullard: we got into this regime idea partly because of this. it is not that low rates are cumulative anymore, but you are in this regime where low rates could be the right thing to do or as you suggest, you may want to try something else. mr. gilbert: another reason, helicopter money. all essential bankers are saying helicopter money is not something that will work. there is an a lot of research and talk about it and i wonder -- it is coming down the turnpike because nothing else is working and it becomes a last resort. francine: do you think what has been done so far with central banks around the world -- we do not know actually where we would be if we had not done as much as we have. what is the next step? do we still have anything in the toolbox or will helicopter money work? mr. bullard: for the u.s. we certainly have a lot in the toolbox because we put limits on the qe program. we could do more forward guidance at a lot of

mr. gilbert? host: uh-huh.mazed people do not understand how conventions work and how the bidding process works throughout the country. there were several callers that insinuated that, well, his job was for the republicans, and the way it works is cleveland could have been on the republican convention, they could have made a bid for the democratic convention, like the democrats will have their convention in philadelphia, cities across the country bid for different conventions, whether republican, democratic, the hardware convention, the booksellers convention, all these different conventions going on all of the inntry, and cities put bids to try to entice different conventions to come to their city because of the influx, if they have the proper is because of, it the influx of all those dollars that are going to come in for hotels, motels, restaurants, ons, different venues going around the conventions and the tourism dollars. that is where i wish people would understand. is an paid for by the democrats as far a

mr. gilbert you need to learn how to be transparent. everybody's asking you questions about mr. trump. work that you're doing and your committee members. why don't you explain to us all of the things that each of the employees of the committee are getting and let's see how much money is actually going into the town versus into your pockets. because as a republican, i'm really fed up with the lack of transparency. if you go back to 1779, madison never mentioned a republican or democratic party. but we are becoming a party of such secrecy and there's no law that keeps you from dwudging who gave you money. it's just a little rule that you set up between you and your counsel. so let's be clear here host: ok. let's get some answers. guest: i'm trying to remember the whole thing. host: he first asked you about to be more transparent about where the someone going. what do you need 64 million for in his guest: here is what i will say first, the budget that we put , we did nota bid ,reate the how conventions work we just knew going into the process, as did dallas, las vegas, kansas city, denver

mr. gilbert? host: uh-huh. amazed people do not understand how conventions work and how the bidding process works throughout the country. there were several callers that insinuated that, well, his job was for the republicans, and the way it works is cleveland could have been on the republican convention, they could have made a bid for the democratic convention, like the democrats will have their convention in philadelphia, cities across the country bid for different conventions, whether republican, democratic, the hardware convention, the booksellers convention, all these different conventions going on all of the inntry, and cities put bids to try to entice different conventions to come to their city because of the influx, if they have the proper is because of, it the influx of all those dollars that are going to come in for hotels, motels, restaurants, ons, different venues going around the conventions and the tourism dollars. that is where i wish people would understand. is an paid for by the democrats as far

mr. gilbert would have been willing to pay and how that deal would have compared to what we got from verizon>> well, what i would say is dan reminds me very much of terry yang in that incredibly passionate, very smart, big believer, willing to invest in the future and had big visions and big plans for the company to remain an independent brand forever. but at the end of the day, financially when $280 billion company that can take on the risk of the deal which is very risky or take on the yahoo! employee stock compensation which is very high and roll it over to verizon, there was no way that they could -- they would lose the deal if they wanted to lose the deal. >> all right. >> dan was very aggressive and very positive and would have been a great owner for it but didn't work out that way. >> we appreciate your perspective on the deal we did get this morning $4.8 billion acquisition by verizon. dan rosensweig, our thanks to you. >> thank you. >> coming up which tax plan trump or clinton's is best for the economy? we'll ask douglas holtz eeken and jared bernstein. a check on the markets down 8

mr. dave gilbert, who is the ceo of that host committee is, that is a better question for him. do know that the last i have heard from them they're pretty close to maxing out what their expectations are, you know, everything comes at the last minute sometimes. melissa: right. >> there are still moving on it. melissa: mayor jackson, good luck to you. all eyes will be on your city. appreciate your time. back to work. thank you. >> thank you very much. melissa: stay tuned to fox business for full coverage and analysis of the republican national convention. it all kicks off next monday, four-days away, connell. connell: we're almost there. ruth bader ginsburg making news with apology for bashing donald trump. melissa: kind of an apology, kind of an apology. connell: walking back her earlier comments. she said she regrets them. the presumptive gop nominee says judges should avoight commenting on a candidate. >> think? connell: criticized trump over this past week. called him faker and how he got away with not releasing his tax returns. for his part trump called on ginsburg to resign

mr. gilbert. >> what time is the meeting? >> this is a special meeting, if you want to make public comment on the special meeting. >> i want to know what time? next tuesday. >> yes. are there any other memb members of the public? seeing none. at this time, it's closed. can you read the memoriam, madame clerk. >> on behalf of late mr. josh williams, at the suggestion of supervisors, supervisor yee kim and mar for the late, principal of galileo. black share. that concludes, our business for the day. >> we're adjourned for the regular board meeting and the special board meeting. (meeting is adjourned at 10:24 pm) as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent coo

mr. gilbert. next speaker. speaker: good afternoon, commissioner. david. san franciscan for accountability. one the commissions made a statement that the commission makes policy and nobody else does and the supervisor shouldn't be making it. the poa has a gigantic feet in the policy arena. that needs to change very rapidly. so it's not true that only the commission makes policy. i'm hearing a lot of basically the sky is falling argument with regard to the avalos reserve proposal. $100 million on a quarterly basis is $25 million per quarter and so it would take a while for that $25 million even, if it was withheld to catch up to the point where it made any significant difference. i think it's frankly not a good idea to use incidents that happen on the street or that happened today as a wedge to be pushing the idea that there should be absolutely no sticks with regard to a transformation reform of the sspd. the san francisco police department had no sticks. there's been carrots and the department is the largest in the bay area on a per capital basis as i'm s

mr. gilbert. next speaker. speaker: good afternoon, commissioner. david. san franciscan for accountability. one the commissions made a statement that the commission makes policy and nobody else does and the supervisor shouldn't be making it. the poa has a gigantic feet in the policy arena. that needs to change very rapidly. so it's not true that only the commission makes policy. i'm hearing a lot of basically the sky is falling argument with regard to the avalos reserve proposal. $100million on a quarterly basis is $25 million per quarter and so it would take a while for that $25 million even, if it was withheld to catch up to the point where it made any significant difference. i think it's frankly not a good idea to use incidents that happen on the street or that happened today as a wedge to be pushing the idea that there should be absolutely no sticks with regard to a transformation reform of the sspd. the san francisco police department had no sticks. there's been carrots and the department is the largest in the bay area on a per capital basis as i'm su

mr. trump: in terms of some of the folks. david gilbert, where is david? david around some place?oe roman, prince conner, chris kelly, these people are all here. you don't have to come up and speak, ok. beth mooney, where is brian jack? brian jack, boy, brian. brian. what a job you did, brian. ok, that's all. [applause] mr. trump: now you can leave and go to the next location, brian. hillary's trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. if you turn on television, you turn on some of the dishonest media you will see, this happened and that happened. what happened? somebody got booed the hell out of this place by thousands and thousands of people. there wasn't one person in the one -- t 1 [applause] and then they said, there may not be unity. unity? there wasn't one person in the room including the texas delegation, right? honestly, he may have ruined his political career. i feel so badly, i feel so badly. he will come and endorse over the next l