mr. travis, thank you for recognizing the fact that this commission is supportive of the sailing center and that is what we are trying to do here is provide the cove so that all users can be there. there are multiple users and stakeholders and that is my job. we like what you are doing there and we also know that the olympics yours is going to be the training center and we are very highly excited about that, and so i will be glad to be consistent with my vote an on the marina and approve this resolution. >> it's been moved can i have a second. >> second. >> president tsen: all in favor say aye, any noes, the ayes have it. next item. >> clerk: item 13. >> president tsen: any objections. next item. >> clerk: that is adjourn. >> president tsen: any questions? thanks for coming. >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way

mr. travis, in and to the intercity, go to the delta.o he was listening in large part to his heart, and to what was going on with young people. >> he loses the oregon primary and comes back to when the california primary. how did he do that, what changed? >> the easy answer is the demographics changed. i can't remember exactly, but he won almost 90% of the hispanic vote in california. he won huge in some precincts, 100% of the african-american vote. so he was winning working-class people. he was winning that group whereas those people like hispanics and north -- african- americans were not a large population in northern oregon. that was one of the big differences between the two states. as you say about jean mccarthy, my father was a tireless campaigner. he got up really early, he worked 15 hour days all over the state, listening to people, engaged with people, hurt people, and that trust, that energy, and that ability and determination to win was compelling, but it was also helpful that his message of everybody has a role to play in thi

as leader of the be best campaign, mrs. travis helped bring aware children face dark times while teaching of a the importance of social, emotional and physical health. i've a deputy to discuss these issues personally with the first lady and i can say with her leadership on children's issues has bought a new level of potential cost the federal government to them. i look for to hearing what she has to say today. it is my great honor to introduce the leader for america's children, the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [applause] >> thank you very much, secretary azar. morning. it is great to be with all of you today. i'm honored to host this important summit on cyberbullying prevention and want to start rethinking you for your commitment. i know many of you are here presenting social media companies, federal agencies, educational organizations, youth programs and law enforcement. i also know we have one goal, to pave a smooth the way forward for our next generation. [inaudible] focus on the many issues facing children t

travis that we were in to. >> seth: sure. >> it was called "side," a great song. >> seth: mm-r m. >> and "une gun" and "mr. me that you had "mr. brightside" for your first show. >> yeah. >> seth: that seems like really a very good song for your very first show. [ laughter ] >> i had never -- i had never heard it with a beat at that point. and that was -- >> seth: you had writtent -- >> we didn't have a drummer yet. >> seth: okay, i got you. [ laughter ]l >> and so i stmember playing it at a drummer's house. so we went to his house and he had the drums set up in his ng lioom and i was on bass and dave was on guitar and i remember the hairs on my arm anding up. it was the first time i'd heard it, you know, with a beat. and it was an incredible moment for me. and i didn't know it was going to grow into what itome since, but i knew that it was good. >> seth: was it -- you say you never heard it with before. did you -- do you also get nervous when you meet a drummer and he hasn't heard the song yet either when you're like, "hey, i need you to play the drums for is." is that within, like, other musicians do you