mr. victor young. i would like to thank sf gov tv, jessie and charles for broadcasting this meeting.do you have any announcements? >> clerk: >> clerk: please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the february 27th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> mr. clerk, can you please call items 1 and 2. >> hearing on the current status of the city's leased owned portfolio within the civic center and update on the portfolio five year plan. item 2, potential three year enewly and amendment of a lease of approximately 27,826 square feet of space at 1390 market street with purchase 1390 market as landlord for use by the department of public health. >> thank you. i think we have a presentation from john updike from the department of real estate? >> thank you, vice chair fewer. supervisor stefani. before i get into the presentation, i want to the last time we gave a real estate portfolio update to this committee it was charmed by carmen chu which tells me we need to do this mor

mr. victor young. i would like to thank sf gov tv, jessie and charles for broadcasting this meeting. announcements? >> clerk:

let me ask you, victor, mr. it just once in a lifetime, suddenly snapped starts talking about bad-mouthing the military? >> no, he is known for ranting about many things like religion, the military and other things. steve: okay. brian: just to be clear, you said, if he equated you joining the military to if your family beat their, beat their women would be the same thing? he equated joining the military to that? >> yes. brian: unbelievable. when you started recording, is it your understanding he did not know you were recording and, what did he do? >> you know, he didn't know that i was recording but since he lets us have our phone out, i took that as advantage to record him. brian: what has been the response since? >> you know, i have a lot of people supporting me and a lot of students who don't support me. people who are my friend. i still respect them, even if they don't support me. you can still be my friend. ainsley: victor, how does that make you feel when your teacher is saying this about the military and

for preempted military options and what about the expressions by victor cha and by others this will lead to catastrophic casualties? mr. shah: first, we don't telegraph and the president doesn't telegraph his potential actions but our strategy with respect to north korea, denuclearization. it's to provide as much economic and political pressure on that regime so it would end its nuclear program and we had a considerable amount of success over the last year pursuing that strategy. we had dozens of countries reduce economic or -- economic or diplomatic ties to north korea. trade with north korea, with countries in the region have been reduced. we continue to apply as much pressure, maximum pressure on the regime and as the secretary of defense said, we keep all options on the table but the ath is diplomatic. [inaudible] mr. shah: i'll get to you in a second, kelly. reporter: [inaudible] i wonder if you could give us an idea of the president's involvement in this and whether you have any indication there were any russian personnel involved in the strike against -- the attack? mr. shah: well, the president was involved an

the national archives, victor brooks talks about his book, 19 67, the year of fire and ice in a year that included the first super bowl, the detroit riots, and the summer of love. mr. brooks focuses on rapid culture, andpular the growing political unrest caused by the vietnam war. this is about one hour. >> in november, we opened the exhibit remembering vietnam. by opening

mr. cruz's personal arsenal. "i need someone here because i am afraid he comes back and he has a lot of weapons," the friend said. victors calling from silver spring, maryland. you support the proposal to allow some teachers to be armed. tell us why. caller: the main reason is, the main point, concealed. you do not want to let these criminals know who has a gun and who does not have a gun. that is the whole point. you do not put a whole bunch of armed people in school. few and do not tell who has a gun, who does not have a gun. maryland proudly display "gun free zone." i make it a point, never, ever to go into a business that declares themselves gun free zone. i was growing up, i remember mentally ill people were put in mental institutions, but the liberals made such a big stink in the early 1970's that all these people were let go because the democrats need them to vote for them. host: what about concerns expressed by some people that having guns in schools might increase the chances of an the gun falling into the wrong hands inside the school? are you concerned? caller: no, i am not here it i had a couple of military

what land mines could victor be facing from simply recording an anti-military rant? >> i actually think the land mines are something mr support of victor, i'm here to provide moral support. there are potentially legal ramifications related to this case and my team and i are enjoying doing the research. we're finding a lot of things out. i can't say a lot about it now. i'm not comfortable discussing it because i just don't know enough but i do believe victor's family needs legal representation. i'm honored that they asked me to join them. rachel: victor, how did you find out that you're going to be going to the white house? >> actually, my dad texted me saying we're going to the white house, and he was really excited and pretty much it felt unreal. not an every day thing someone tells you you're going to the white ho.se rachel: that's incredible. if your family makes it to d.c. and the white house and you want a capitol tour we can make sure that congressman sean duffy's office gets you guys a capitol tour as well. thanks for joining us. you're eye real hero. pete: well done. thank you for exposing that. coming up the

the national archives, victor brooks talks about his book, 19 67, the year of fire and ice in a year that included the first super bowl, the detroit riots, and the summer of love. mr. brooks focuses on rapid culture, andpular the growing political unrest caused by the vietnam war. this is about one hour. >> in november, we opened the exhibit remembering vietnam. by opening in 2017 and continuing through 2018, we mark the 50th anniversary of america's war in vietnam. in 1960 seven, hundreds of thousands of troops were on the ground in vietnam, while at home voices became more vocal. there was a large cohort of the baby boomer generation that the culture during the summer of love. to learn about these events, we now turn to to today's guest, book 1967,ks and his the year of fire and ice. mr. brooks is an internationally recognized author with 14 books on history. 's passion for these areas of research and dates back to his childhood when the brooks family visited gettysburg in europe. in addition, dr. brooks is a professor and received an undergraduate degree in history from lasalle university and earned his master's and doctors of education degree from the universi

victor morton this morning saying it is the central council that reportedly is expanding the probe into a key family member, according to cnn, reporting monday that mrmueller is investigating jared kushner, the sun and lot of the president on his reported meddling in the 2016 presidential race. "now includes his efforts to secure financing from foreign investors during the presidential transition." the first indication that mr. mueller is explored his discussions with potential non- foreign investors, including china. that is in the washington times. from page of the washington times, a story about paul manafort, saying that the special counsel threatening to file more criminal charges against mr. manafort, according to his attorney who said in court, that it suggests prosecutors are deliberately trying to deplete his clients resources. the investigation is headed by andrew weissman, who is known for rough investigative tactics, and getting guilty pleas. he said in a court filing that mr. manafort has expressed doubts that he can maintain payments on all his mortgages. his condominium is at risk of foreclosure, he said. his attorney filed his argume

to learn about these events, we now turn to today's guest, victor brooks and his book "1967: the year of fire and ice." mr. brooks is an internationally recognized author with 14 books on history. his passion for these areas of research dates back to his childhood when the brooks family visited gettysburg and europe. in addition, dr. brooks is a professor and received an undergraduate degree in history from lasalle university and earned his masters and doctors of education degree from the university of pennsylvania. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome victor brooks. [applause] victor: thank you so much for coming today. i am very honored that all of you could take time from your busy schedules to listen to me. a little bit of the background for this book, i was 19 years old when 1967 started and was in college, and therefore i was old enough to know what was going on in the world, but not old enough to know too much about the economy or the stock market. it was more what was the newest rock band, what was on tv, how i was going to get along with my parents, and so on, so this book is a combination of sev