mr. stefani, and thank you for coming here and talking to the commission, and mr. choi, thank you for talking to us. cancer prevention is very important to me. my father died from cancer at 49 years old, so this is something it's been a very important issue to me. as a commissioner, when i first came to my commission, my only mandate to myself -- my only personal mandate was i leave this department in a better place than i found it. in that way, i serve this department and i serve the people of this city because if i serve you guys, i make this city safer. and this is a really big deal. i mean, other than ptsd, which everybody knows that mental health has been an important issue for me, as well. this is a really big deal, and so i appreciate you coming to us and talking to us, but what i really want to know is how are we doing as a department? when i hear that you guys went and started your own foundation in 2006, i think it was, it tells me that maybe the department -- or the city, rather, wasn't doing a good enough job. now i know working for the city -- and i kn

mr. chair, supervisor stefani, member of the committee. i am a member of the san francisco youth commission, but i am not speaking today in my official capacity but as a resident of the city and as -- on behalf of bay area student activists or basta for short. we are here today because of hatred, we are here today because of guns, and we are here today because of a broken way of life. we are here today that the injustices and wrongs that this country has accepted as normal. this resolution dlarg support for the jewish community following the deadliest act of antisemite crime in the history of this country is unfortunately the latest chapter in the history of gun violence that this country has known. in fact it is no longer the latest chapter. this year, gun violence has marred every aspect of american society from schools to restaurants to places of worship, no one can feel safe. i got involved earlier this year after the parkland shooting, and yet, i have already lost track of all the shootings after which i have attended a vigil or deman

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stefani: and move to full board as amended. >> supervisor yee: no objection. motion passes. thank you very much. mr. clerk, item number 8. >> clerk: item number 8 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to increase compensation received by the members of the assessment appeals board to $125 for each hearing or for each morning or afternoon of the hearing, not to exceed $375 per day, except when sitting individually as assessment hearing officer. members receive $125 for each morning or afternoon of service, not to exceed $250 per day. >> supervisor yee: okay. any initial comments? seeing none, i'll invite, once again, legislative aide leah up to make some comments. >> thank you so much. i will be quick. the ordinance before you increases the compensation received by assessment repeal board members from $100 for each day of service to $125 for each hearing, not to exceed $375 per day. if hearing officers sit individually, members will also receive $125 for each morning and afternoon of service, not to exceed $250 per day. the assessment appeals board is an independent body that resolves disp

stefani, and we will do that without objection. [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: item 2, citizen's invoicesory committee report. this is an action item. >> chair peskin: mr. tennen. >> peter tennen, vice chair of the c.a.c. all of the action items were unanimously approved, and i'd just like to pass along a few comments on two of the items. the first is your item six, to direct a motion of support to direct staff to advance the work and seek adjustment for pras stu pras -- project study update. motorized vehicles would be charged, but scooters and bicycles would likely not be charged. and how would network transport companies be charged, and staff replied that since t.n.c.'s were not a factor in 2010 when the last study was done, there'll be more study on this topic. and then, someone raised the issue that what would be done in areas of high housing population and seniors, especially along laguna street that would be affected by congestion pricing. and staff responded that accommodation would be made for this population living along the affected corridors. and then, your second item was item nine, and one member congratulated the transportation authority

let me ask rafa and stefanie, you can't get into the heads of the eu leaders necessarily but you are more expert than we are, if mrsl. it won't. ifi may say, with all my respect, i think it is irresponsible the unicorn is you are sending to the public again and again. the eu has to come up with the deal you want, britain has decided to leave and britain has to of the europe something. we're offering you £39 billion, which we do not legally owe you. imagine you don't pay that and want to negotiate a free trade deal, that is not a good starting point? the eu can borrow money to bailout greece, portugal, spain, wherever. you can't borrow money for national budgets, so if we don't pay over, which is a good leveraged for us, they will wa nt to good leveraged for us, they will want to come to the table because they will have to reduce tier increase payments by other nations all -- increase payments by other nations all —— they will have to increase payments by other nations or reduce their projects. we buy twice as much from you as we sell from you.“ this was so easy, why wasn't david davis borisjohnson this was so easy,

stefanie, the chief currency strategist at the ws -- at dws. the breaking news is this. goldman sachs, malaysia seeks finds in the excess of $2 billion. they are filing charges against individuals mrgy -- roger over false statements linked to 1mdb. that is the story that's going to carry threat the day. we bring you all the breaking news on that. i'm off to the airport. i'm going to bring you your christmas present. i'll see you live at 6:00 a.m. but i will have done a days work. nejra: can't wait to have you on set. if you see manus on your flight, say high to him. -- s8 hi to him. bloomberg markets is up next. tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device and dab digital in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ togood morning, welcome "bloomberg markets: the european open." i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. are highers following two weeks of losses. u.s. features point of a rebound. they say by the global stock did. the cash trade it left is 30 minutes away. anna: