because it is her birthday, nadia, i'll go with you and happy birthday. >> reporter: thank you, sarah. the president authorized the use of military force last year after they used chemical weapons but this didn't deter him. the president talks of a very serious account now. how will he hold president assad accountable now? >> the president's been clear, we're working with our partners and allies and our national security team to look at all options and as we've said, all options are on the table but i'm not going to get ahead of anything the president may or may not do in response to what's taken place in syria. >> jonathan. >> reporter: sara, talking about the raid on michael cohen's office, the president said it's an attack on our country, it's an attack on what we all stand for. in what way is an fbi raid on michael cohen's office an ait can -- attack on our country? >> i think the president is clear that he feels it's gone too far. >> that makes it an attack on our country? >> i'll leave it at that. >> does the president believe he has the power to fire robert mueller. >> i believ

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nadia. sorry. nadia. reporter: thank you, sarah. [inaudible] with respect to syria, do you think this is a futile exercise since you have evidence they have chemical weapons? sarah: once again, we're confidence in the intelligence we have and in the fact we know that syria's responsible for these actions. take one last question. brian. reporter: i'll do two. one on syria and one on the department of justice. on syria, the president publicly said he wants to get out of syria. has this strike changed his mind on that? is he considering other options other than a plan to pull out u.s. forces from syria? if you could answer that. is he considering other options other than a long-term strategy to get u.s. forces out? sarah: i don't have additional changes to policy in syria at this time. in terms of options, all the options are on the table. we'll continue to look at them. reporter: last question about the department of justice. what does the president have to say to republican lawmakers who believe firing mueller will be suicide, as gra

nadia shouadlo submitted her letter of resignation yesterday. she was h.r.closest aides. she helped right this national security policy that tried to translate the president's foreign policy vision into actual paper. the white house spokesman thanked shadlow for her service and crafting that national security document in a statement to cnn. this is very interesting because john bolton of course just came into office as the national security adviser. he is preparing to build out his own team. interesting enough, we've seen michael anton leave, tom bossert and now nadia shadlow. and we haven't seen bolton bring in his own team. nadia's last day will be april 27th. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much. this afternoon cnn's cameras getting a shot at defense secretary james mattis arriving for meetings at the white house, hours after the president taunted russia saying get ready, missiles are coming. cnn will take you live to northern syria next. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to

also legally off limits for women at work lifting more than ten kilos more than twice an hour and nadia are pushing fak against these laws and against gender stereotypes this is what she did go. people only very rarely react well to our work especially men people don't say it's great that you do that they usually incredulous or they just loff they react negatively. in their gender roles are deeply entrenched in russia and russian law and forces that apparently doing too much heavy lifting at work can harm a woman's health and also harm her so-called child bearing function. protecting women and their reproductive organs from dangerous work is a remnant from post more soviet russia when the government wanted to increase the birthrate but the latest list of banned professions was passed in two thousand and many russians still approve of its spirit for what it was. earning money owning an existence with a family but some men's work. for a long long time men were hunks of those women go to the home office. women probably can't carry railway ties and men would probably find it hard to knit or

with wish nadia and her family the best.hird departure from the national security council in the last few days. you have shadla leaving on the 27th, tom bossert tendered his resignation and over the weekend, michael anton tendered his resignation. he had a previous job. it's not like this is part of a housecleaning by john bolton. shep? >> shepard: john with a tweet on that matter if you're interested. let's go to jeffery cramer now, a former federal prosecutor. managing director at berkeley research group. good to see you. >> afternoon. >> we spoke last week. in your estimation, where is the president now as it relates to this investigation and were he to -- it's reported that he's going to fire rod rosenstein and what? >> we're getting close to some decisions by the white house. the frequency of tweets is coming quicker. >> shepard: it wasn't until a couple weeks ago that he had ever even used either of their names when talking about his displeasure with this investigation. now that's all we hear. >> exactly. he was circum

getting cushions." [ light laughter ] the white house said today that deputy national security advisor nadialow is resigning. this is how bad it's getting in the trump administration, the first time you even hear somebody's name is when they resign. [ laughter ] so long, nadia, we'll miss your characteristics that you probably have. president trump today criticized special counsel robert mueller's investigation saying there is quote, "no collusion or obstruction other than i fight back." hold on, no obstruction other than i fight back? fighting back against an investigation is obstruction. [ laughter ] that's like saying no infidelity other than i sleep with porn stars. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] only trump would try to obstruct justice and confess to it in the same tweet. vice president mike pence will depart for south america tomorrow while president trump will visit chili. [ laughter and applause ] cracker barrel is launching a new ad campaign to attract younger customers, they're hoping to go from this to this. [ light laughter ] president trump tweeted today quote, "we need al

nadia. >> what are you calling? brian? >> nadia, and then i will go to brian. >> thank you sarah. the ocpw is sending inspectors to syria. do you think this is a futile exercise since you already have the evidence that actually they have chemical? >> once again we are confident in the intelligence that we have and the fact that we know that syria is responsible for these actions. one last question, brian. >> i will do two. one on syria and one on the department of justice. on syria, the president has publicly said that he wants to get out of syria. has this strike changed his mind on that? and is he considering other options other than a plan to pull out u.s. forces from syria? and if you could just answer that -- >> i'm sorry what was the last part? >> is he considering other options other than a long term strategy to get out? >> i don't have any additional changes to policy in syria at this time n. terms of ormss. all of the options are on the table. we are continuing to look at these and then we will make an announce hen. >> and question about the department of justice. what do

here to discuss, peter brookes, and nadia, let me speak with you. you understand german politic.w the warm bromance, if you will, with macron. but it felt that trump made an evident this time around. when they had this meeting last year it was cold and icy. there was a debate on whether they even shook hands. and by the same token, she was very subtle. she wasn't pushing back like macron and the way he spoke to congress. do we have a chance of making these trade deals without trade fights? last year this was happy like a picnic basket. and trump has the strength through numbers. and the germans would like to see an extension, you know, so the tariffs are in the being pushed on them, so they better play ball. this is a world in which we are all together. the germans are hesitant on syria. easy. germany also gives support through money and they train the syrian rebels that are on the courageous side. but this would have been a moment to shine. what angela merkel is trying to do, she and macron both see you get along better with trump if you go on the smoother course. there is a lot

congratulations, nadia. and then on the 29th, the commissioners attended a ground breaking ceremony for the soma mission bay hotel. i think it's the first hotel built in the soma, in the mission bay area. that's my report. >> please call the next item, madam secretary. >> the next order of business is the item 8, report of executive director, madam director. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners questions ance matters. madam chair. >> commissioners, any questions, and -- none, please call the next item. >> item ten, no closed session items. the next item is adjourn. >> motion to

congratulations, nadia. and then on the 29th, the commissioners attended a ground breaking ceremony for the soma mission bay hotel. i think it's the first hotel built in the soma, in the mission bay area. that's my report. >> please call the next item, madam secretary. >> the next order of business is the item 8, report of executive director, madam director. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners questions ance matters. madam chair. >> commissioners, any questions, and -- none, please call the next item. >> item ten, no closed session items. the next item is adjourn. >> motion to adjourn. >> the meeting is now closed. 3:50. oh, goodness. syntropy. >> good evening, everyone and welcome to another evening, another meeting of the sfusd board of education. miss casco, roll call, please. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: thank you. >> great, thank you. if you would, please join me for the pledge of allegiance. [ pledge of allegiance ] >> thank you. just a reminder -- i 'm sorry. accessibility information f

finance and has a significant background and we are again, very, how happy we are to have her and nadia has a big shoes to fill, but anna is going to be a huge addition. >> thank you, peg. and just to add a little bit to my background, i spent 17 years working as an investment banker and 15 in public finance here in san francisco, so working with cities, counties and other public agencies throughout the state at a firm that was originally known as stone and young, but later acquired by stefal. and this is my third week here, so -- definitely new to the position, so bear with me. >> well, thank you and welcome. i think that we started presenting as part of our meeting materials upcoming, you know, bonds, so it will help this committee get a sense as to what is coming up and what to expect. so, thank you. >> one quick question on the upcoming bond sale, 388 million. will there, or is there an official statement being produced for that sale? >> yes. there is an official statement being produced, just in draft form currently. that is something that will be finalized before the offering to t

that's nadia shadlow she was pushed out he when john bolton arrived. and then rick waddell, also a major general in the u.s. army, then the surprise departure of the white house cybersecurity adviser, who left his job at the white house and went back to the national security administration. now tonight we have learned about another senior national security departure from the trump white house, the chief of staff to the national security council keith kellogg is also leaving that gig, although he too will be getting a soft labbing moves to the staff of the vip mike pence -- vice president mike pence. the president himself reportedly kiboshed the sharing idea, so instead mike pence will take keith kellogg off the national security council where he had been serving as chief of star. that's a lot of departures suddenly. it was that just national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. it was all these people that have gone suddenly in the past three weeks, at least a half dozen of them. john "great white death" bolton has cleaned the place out quickly. but he's no

congratulations, nadia. and then on the 29th, the commissioners attended a ground breaking ceremony for the soma mission bay hotel. i think it's the first hotel built in the soma, in the mission bay area. that's my report. >> please call the next item, madam secretary. >> the next order of business is the item 8, report of executive director, madam director. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners questions ance matters. madam chair. >> commissioners, any questions, and -- none, please call the next item. >> item ten, no closed session items. the next item is adjourn. >> motion to adjourn. >> the meeting is now closed. 3:50. oh, goodness. >> my name is andrea, i work as a coordinator for the city attorney's office in san francisco. a lot of it is working with the public and trying to address their public records request and trying to get the information for their office. i double majored in political science and always tried to combine both of those majors. i ended up doing a combination of do

farrell and his predecessors, but then all of the people who support him, todd, maura, michele, ted, nadia, peg, tanya, ppsd, the entire controller's office are professionals who serve the city well. and once again i support this confirmation for another term. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any -- oh. please come forward. >> hi, my name is natasha, native san franciscan and i'm going to speak up for our interroverted department that won't come up to say what a great boss ben is. i wanted somebody to come up here and say something nice. that's my comment. >> supervisor safai: thank you. >> mr. controller, next time you go to your office total the amount of money uncollected payroll taxes given to twitter and used to be five, now it's nine high tech companies that's taking advantage of this tax evasion set up by this administration and the past mayor. i've come up here several times demonstrating that a minimum of $217 billion of uncollected taxes have been granted to twitter and five of the high-tech companies. is that clear? sit around and talk about you want to charge people in the finan

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congratulations, nadia. and then on the 29th, the commissioners attended a ground breaking ceremony for the soma mission bay hotel. i think it's the first hotel built in the soma, in the mission bay area. that's my report. >> please call the next item, madam secretary. >> the next order of business is the item 8, report of executive director, madam director. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners questions ance matters. madam chair. >> commissioners, any questions, and -- none, please call the next item. >> item ten, no closed session items. the next item is adjourn. >> motion to adjourn. >> the meeting is now closed. 3:50. oh, goodness. >> >>[music] >> i came in with her impression of what i thought it was good >> what i knew about auditing with the irs spears i actually knew nothing about auditing >> in my mind it was purely financial. with people that audited the pain no one wants to deal with it >> now i see a lot of time explaining auditing is not just about taxes. >> oftentimes most stu

chair, madame secretary, council, i am here today echoing nadia. bittersweet but very happy occasion for chen fei ferry lo upon his retirement from the agency. fers ri is here. a humble and reserved man. but we wanted to spend this time here briefly to say that ferry began with the agency, the redevelopment agency in 1996 after 22 years of service both in the information technology department and serving over six directors. during his time, he has a special place in the redevelopment agency in ocii and he fulfilled many of the responsibilities or all of the responsibilities for the i.t. department. he facilitated a move from golden gate avenue to our facility here, doing all the information for i.t. he also installed new servers and new computer networks. and he transitioned the agency from all the technology during those 22 years. so, he's been -- he made us more transparent, more efficient. and we could not have done the work that we've done without his service. lastly we want to recognize ferry lo, he embodies the people side of the agency. ther

nadia sesay. >> thank you. i'm the executive director of the office of community investment and infrastructure. i've been in that role for over a year. interim for nine months and permanent as of october of 2017. prior to that i was the public finance director and i've been in the office for 19 years responsible for the city's financing for over $3.2 billion portfolio. we've worked over the years on various financing solutions. >> welcome. everybody else, communications? >> next item is 4, board of directors new and old business. i'm not aware of any. item 5, executive director's report. >> reporter: i can would like to congratulate his retirement. he retired after 36 years of state service. later on the agenda we have resolution expressing our appreciation for him as well as the entire region. also, i would like to welcome our new directors to the board. i'm looking forward to working closely with them. >> the san francisco transportation authority has completed the rail study peer review. the rearview mirror

in addition i can-- nadia ducer director of ocii. thank brook novotnez and edgar hernandez, they're construction managers working day-to-day, managing all the contracts, managing all the finances, managing sf travel, making sure -- and working with the hotel industry to make sure that we deliver this -- this beautiful building, and so with that, their fearless leader, mohamed nuru, i'd like to bring up. >> good morning and thank you, naomi, thank you, mayor farrell. well, it's happening. can you feel it? yeah, right. really. three years ago, when we broke ground on moscone expansion project, we knew we had a long road ahead. and today, we're almost there. today's beam raising celebration for the final phase marks the final sprint. one of the components of the moscone expansion project that i'm most excited about is the improvements to the public realm. when the project is done and the crews pack up, we will see and feel a different neighborhood, one that's safer, one that's more beautiful, and one that's more inviting. the changes ar

pero te asustaste mucho cuando lanzaron a nadia por el canal gigante.do y listo. mejora tu mañana, con dos de de mcdonald's por sólo $4.yuno como el bacon egg and cheese mcgriddles. el sausage mcmuffin with egg. o el bacon egg and cheese biscuit. empieza tu mañana con una oferta deliciosa. el desayuno de mcdonald's. ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪ >> yo me despierto viendo "despierta amÉrica" para enterarme de las noticias con satcha pretto. satcha: muchas gracias en nombre de todo el equipo. seÑores, arrancamos este segmento de noticias contÁndole lo siguiente. el estallido de un hospital desato el pÁnico en cada esquina. la situaciÓn, al parecer ocasionada por una fuga de gas en la cafeterÍa del centro, dejÓ tres muertos y lesiones a medio centenar de personas. pacientes y trabajadores fueron evacuados mientras los heridos eran exiliados en el estacionamiento del edificio. a la fuerza hubo que sacar a un pasajero de la aerolÍnea american. parece que el sujeto se negÓ a bajar despuÉs de agredir a una persona, y pareja y dar insultos raciales