but now mr hughes that's right. or wrong question finally they recognise each other work at the whole game i was there too and you threaten me will you go out with her and i said no i cried how many years did we walk home from school together. that's the theme of the last post office share stories the next you'll say you hugged and you just forgot i. think heart of the registry night. i did have i think we have a photo of a somewhat tacky. i did as a blouse dish came on the glass nearly living in. the us he's new. to the new. mareena looks so much like you. the. world the live the. earth the elite. the littler the assertion to you the lizard loves you personally the can. i. i. i. i. i suspect that you pass a story to have a ladder like a pirate and. i hear what you think about. the world all of those luxury. i usually establish sure not as a box office dog does anyone prefer it without her i've got to the never everything possibly a child's self at a show in the interim he still may feel like any gemini they eat eve

mr. hughes is in the room now. >> well, we saved him a seat. >> all in favor?voting] >> and i'd like to nominate kristin chu as the vice chair. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor in. [voting] >> good. thank you. any public comment on the election? seeing none, let's go onto the next item. >> item four, approval with possible modification of the minutes of the april 21, 2018 meeting. >> any public comment on the meeting minutes? seeing none, move for approval. >> i move for the approval of the meeting minutes. >> i second. >> the minutes are approved. >> item five, presentation from the city services auditor regarding the c.s.a. work plan and possible action by the committee in response to such presentation. >> good morning, committee members. i'm the chief audit executive for the city services auditor of the controller's office and i'm here with my colleague, director of city performance, to provide a quick overview of our work plan. so just really quickly, as you know, the city services auditor was established by city charter. as you know we have pendic f w

mr. hughes asked about the investigations at ethics on retaliation, none of them had been found. it did not necessarily mean that nothing happened, it was most often that ethics determined that it had no jurisdiction. so for example, complaints were coming in about wrongdoing in city bond measures where there was a contractor, and the contractor would file a complaint, but they were being told something, and ethics would say we have no jurisdiction, and so it would be dismissed. and so what -- if you were doing an audit, you would not necessarily look at did they fail to find something, but rather, the question is, did they have the jurisdiction and what needs to be done to make sure that the jurisdiction exists? i asked d.h.r., which is supposed to provide regular reports on the complaints that they get on workplace problems, and i got back somewhere between 50 and 100 findings, most of which involved settlements for city workers. it was very impressive that all of these complaints are going on, and we don't even know about them. i mean, not at goboc, but just in general, i've n

so we do have a slight bias dedicating a room to hugh hefner to change any minds we will start with the professor of mr. playboy. [applause] friends and americans a countrymen lend me your ears. i'm here to very hefner not to praise him. maybe surreptitious praise the little mark anthony. he died a few months ago september 27, 2017 and with that achievement and legacy the reaction and then to be unmixed he described hefner and these are his words as wicked a to sexual liberation a lowbrow peter pan. and the impact on american society and with those values. now while i admit my gosh admire his work and find himself in agreement with him but speaking as his biographer today i would respectfully disagree on this issue and offer a different perspective. hefner i argued was one of the most influential figures in american culture in the last half of the 20th century. and that is a significant development. so first of all and most famously hefner was a pioneering gear of the sexual revolution. and thought to relax traditional morays and perceptions and behaviors. regarding sexuality with playboy in late 1953

mr. trump elected. three democrats on the panel were lauren hughes, who voted for hillary clinton, jamie amo, a lifelonglinton, and melissa alam, who first supported bernie sanders but voted for hillary clinton in the general election. these women range in age from 26 to 34. they all say they plan to vote in november's midterms. >> do you think millennials are as polarized as the rest of the country? >> yeah, i think we definitely are. i think when i personally find out someone voted for trump, i just change my opinion of them right away. i actually don't have any republican friends that i know of, so. >> there's a lot of people that won't speak up because when they're online or they, you know, post their opinion on social media, they are immediately attacked. they're called a bigot, a racist, a xenophobe, all of those things, and those are the worst things you can be called, especially when you are not one. >> so, for me, i became a republican when i was 12 years old. >> you started early. >> yes. it wasn't until trump that i've had friends not be friends with me anymore. i've had numerous, numerous pe

hughes, bbc news. the time is 1315. our top story this lunchtime. alex salmond, scotland's former first minister, describes sexual misconduct allegations against him as "patently ridiculous". mrg legal action to challenge the scottish government's process over the complaints which he has described as "unjust". and coming up... wire scientists are calling a census of birds as so important. coming up on bbc news, all the latest from the european para athletics championships in berlin, where david devine has added to great britain's gold rush today, they're top of the medal table. almost a0 years on from the last papal visit, tens of thousands of people are expected to travel to dublin to see pope francis this weekend. but in the wake of abuse scandals in the catholic church what kind of welcome will he receive? chris page reports. 39 years ago, ireland put on a massive display of euphoria, devotion and loyalty. john paul ii was the first pope to visit the country, which at the time was often described as the most catholic in the world. tomorrow, pope francis will arrive on a transformed ireland. the church's influence is much diminished, and its reputation badly damaged. people

mr. nye tells us you may have reasons of your own for wanting to take down ms. hughes. >> yes.have you killed. >> it was sort of the beginning of a real emergence of rich women on television. >> all right. sure, take my last one. this will help. >> is this cab free? >> are you [ bleep ] nuts? >> i have heard nurse jackie" referred to as an antihero. she was at the mercy of her addiction that always got her fullest attention. >> what are you looking at? >> but beyond that, she really cared that there wasn't money in the budget for extra blankets for someone who came in off the street and she would go and steal it from another department. she really wanted to be a good nurse. and she wanted to be married and she wanted these kids and she wanted to be a good wife and mother. >> why do you always have to work? >> yeah. >> and there was no way she could do all of them. >> mommy! >> edie falco for me can do no wrong. here she is as the female antihero that has her own show. she's the one whose morals are questionable. >> my back, my back! >> she's having an affair. >> can't talk. lov

house says mr brennan used his access to sensitive information to make unfounded allegations against the administraion. sport now. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hughanny cipriani has been arrested at a nightclub injersey. his club gloucester confirmed that he was involved in an incident in the early hours of wednesday morning at a venue in st helier. the former sale player will appear at a magistrates court on thursday morning. more from our sports news correspondent david ornstein. cipriani was arrested in st helier, the capital of jersey. cipriani was arrested in st helier, the capital ofjersey. the state of jersey police released a statement saying a 30—year—old daniel cipriani was charged with common assault, larceny, assault on police, resisting arrest and disorderly on licensed premises and has been remanded in custody until a court appearance at a magistrates‘ court at 10am tomorrow. we may learn more then. gloucester rugby club said they were aware of the incident and they were aware of the incident and they will be making a further comment in due course. the england and worcester centre ben te‘o says his injury problems left him contempla

mr. musk. absolutely be furious if anyone tries to get rid of elon musk. he is a genius of our time. this guy is the howard hughesinvest with elon. he needs help. i think there is no doubt he needs help. tom: the howard hughes of our time. i can just imagine the fingernails as well. carefully cropped fingernails are had by bloomberg opinions webb.ent as -- there are a few bulls left. alex: he is the extreme. he is one of the most bullish bulls out there. this points to the blinkers on some of these tesla bulls. he was asked who would you like to see as chief operating officer, and he said tim cook. that is mind-boggling to me. i hope he was saying a tim cook type person. it was not immediately clear that is what he meant. tom: almost irresponsibility. that's go to the bloomberg equity chart. this is the bonds at seven years. up here is par. you are joining this puppy today at 87 on the 100 part. that is not a great chart. that is the lower price. the bond market is voting. alex: yes. this is getting down to the nitty-gritty of operations at tesla. we can forget the noise about whether there is going to be a buyou