the nav exposure reflects invested dollars. the exposure on the right includes unfunded commitments. it provides some insight into the direction of the portfolio. the portfolio is well diversified from a product time standpoint. from a strategic standpoint, the portfolio is still heavily weighted towards core. we expect the future weighting to shift more towards value add and opportunistic strategies. we expect some additional added exposure in the international side in the coming years. on page nine, this illustrates the portfolio's natural resource exposure. similarly, the portfolio's well diversified from a resource and value chain standpoint. geographically, the portfolio is also concentrated in -- on pages 10 and 11, we provide portfolio observations. as mentioned in 2017, we committed just under $800 million towards 15 managers. and our average commitment was over $50 million. this reflects the strategic focus to making high conviction bets with best in class managers. cash flow turned slightly negative in the past two ye

. >>> la nav out aterrizÓ sin problemas, era bien llevaba 130 pasajeros y nadie resultÓ her o herido.estÁ frÍo, hemos visto un descenso en la temperatura. >>> todav se mantienen rafagas de viento hacia san francisco l alcanzando 25 millas por hora. >>> tambien hacia san jose, si va a salir tenga en cuenta que h hay fuerte brisa que puede hacer que las temperaturas se sientan mÁs frescas . >>> el riesgo de incendio va a incrementar en los prÓximos d s dÍas. >>> la ausencia de nekllina d o dandonos excelente visibilidad. >>> por las nubes se encuentra el precio de las viviendas. >>> puede seguirnos en las redes sociales en las direcciones que en antalla, adÁs la a aplicacion esta disponible. >>> ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulc porque al rato cenamos... la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulcesn están usando sabores que los niños les encantan, para engancharlos. ♪ (musica

nav commander joh eer jonathan o surprised hi today. was sitting at the teacher's desk when david walked into class. he has been afghanistan for the past year now. >> there was that scorpion thith the dad brought. it was a real hit. >> that's going to do it for us. >> we'llee you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, david hogg and lauren hogg,

htheumitidy lsevel really 'taren ttha intoerablyig h jhust t,ye and aa s ltresu, a lot of the surubowbs nav hero dpp ed tintohe 60s. 65 gaithersburg. massnaas. 64 inro fntro yal. ,70 bufredericks. b tyhe bayhe t iren s.annali hiregh psseur is in ch.avge till h a littl beit of a trlhendy a northwesterly coenmponto t thein wd to my. thatnshe t d ewpo,intsch whi is al rea measure of muroiste in th atspmo,here tthal wil -- eyth s'llta iynhe t mid 60sto y. yo d'tonll reayrt sta toot nice the humiditynt uil thatew d inpoett gsbo ave 70 des.gree atthiv arres durgin the day morrow. w points in the mid 70set g here sunday m andonday. we'lle bn i wtheaerle arte mod because heatex indue vals cou ld be 105eg dre oesn sunday and aymond. no rain arodun the whiasnngto eaar just yet. theos f arealseet rur onsut ether on theas etern shore. he fre'suteurwe atr.he the tinie lsteittlha cnce for trainod tayhatst exi down acsst. s mary's county and the lower parts of the eastern she.or hano cnceor fai r around the ci tydatoy. peecdat o y tgoo the tl. poo rg to put your sun blkoc. on teermpesatur wl ilnbe i t he

this includes $15 million to continue our nav fact center pipeline, helping to secure the creation of four new facilities right here in our city, including the first one dedicated specifically to women and expectant mothers. these resource heavy centers are critical to breaking the cycle of homelessness, poverty and addiction on our streets. we will fund programs that support families, we will fund program that's support the youth that are homeless on our streets, and i will continue to support funding for operations that clear our streets of unsafe and unhealthy tent encampments. again, no one's life is getting better by sleeping in tents on our streets. we must also address the core roots of the issue of homelessness. we must offer help to those on our streets struggling with addiction, mental illness and other behavioral health challenges. last month, i announced the creation of a new street medicine street which will deliver opioid treatments directly to people living on our streets. this dedicated unit under the direction of dr. barry zevin will offer medication to people living

but the nav commissioner adam silver had plenty to say about it. >> i'd say the game got chippy at the end. you know you don't want to hear people talk about officiating afterwards but you don't want the game decided by a mistake a players makes. >> silver acknowledged a tough game. game two on sunday. in sand leonardo o, abc 7 news. >> keep in mind abc 7 is the only place to watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game 2 of the cavaliers versus warriors is sunday at oracle aaron. we'll have the pregame at 4:00. abc coverage at 4:30 with activeoff at 5:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. >>> the recent loss of a loved one inspired a 49er defensive lineman to raise awareness about depression. solomon thomas lost a sister to suicide last january. since her death he has been working to speak about the dangers of preventing and and speaking about suicide. this week he will head to dallas to take part of the out of the darkness overnight walk a suicide prechgs charity for which he raised more than $27,000. >> google is ending the participation in a defense department program k

sat-nav: the destination is on your left. a nice cup of tea for you.erjob, but she's fed up with the lack of recognition for what care workers do. the pay is terrible. we don't get enough travel time. we don't get appreciated enough. people just look at you and think, well, you're a care worker. you just wipe bums. no, i don'tjust wipe bums. i put smiles on people's faces. just firstly, we'll go through the on—call from last night... the company sarah works for is already dealing with the first problems of the day. a husband who is caring for his wife is at the end of his tether. they ended up having a massive argument, and she was really upset. obviously there's been previous issues. we don't want to reach breaking point again. here they feel they are on the front line of the strain on families and on the care system. finding staff is a constant battle. ollie, recruitment today. i've got everything booked, i've got two cvs come through last night. three quarters of their income comes from council contracts, but that doesn't cover costs. we've had a 2%

sat-nav: the destination is on your left. a nice cup of tea for you.. because they always look cheerful. sarah loves herjob, but she's fed up with the lack of recognition for what care workers do. the pay is terrible. we don't get enough travel time. we don't get appreciated enough. people just look at you and think, well, you're a care worker. you just wipe bums. no, i don'tjust wipe bums. i put smiles on people's faces. just firstly, we'll go through the on—call from last night... the company sarah works for is already dealing with the first problems of the day. a husband who is caring for his wife is at the end of his tether. they ended up having a massive argument, and she was really upset. 0bviously there's been previous issues. we don't want to reach breaking point again. here they feel they are on the front line of the strain on families and on the care system. finding staff is a constant battle. 0llie, recruitment today. i've got everything booked, i've got two cvs come through last night. three quarters of their income comes from council contr

and of course special thanks to commerce secretary ross and peter nav have been fighting the good fightgle way. but it's the president's leadership that's made the difference with 2-3-2. lou: it's amazing to think what this president was say in 2015 about american made, american jobs, and the fact that the united states has played chump for so long. most importants don't realize, we have not had a trade surplus in this country for over four decades. that's just irrational. and we've had both republicans and democrats in that white house who have basically conspired against the working man and woman in this country, a middle class families, workers and middle class wages, as you well know, have beenropping, not rising, until this president took office. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. i think it hasn't been intentional by previous administrations but it's been the abconvenience of acumen, the ununderstanding of what's goingn here. what we want is a level playing field. you give us a level playing field and we can compete with anybody in the world. lou: and i can remember in the '70s whe

and so he had to nav between those two areas to find something that he could at least form a maj around. and that's why this decision isa ow. it's also important that he reemphasize that therel a genele that when a state has, as colorado did, a public accommodations law, basicly an antidiscrimination law, as long to it's a neutral law and it's applied generallhe public, business owners and others who are actors in the economy cannot use religious objections or philosophical objections in order to deny servic and goods to protected classes of people. >> nawaz: marcia coyle, thanks for your time. >> my pleasure. >> nawaz: over the past several years, relations between the u.s. and turkey have deteriored amid deep divisions over which forces to support in' sycivil war, and the fight against isis.ks the u.s. b kurdish force there, known as the y.p.g. but turkey considers it a branch of the p.k.k., militant turkish kurds that both ankara and washington consider terrorists. right now thy.p.g. controls e city of manbij. another flashpoint: turkish pls to buy both anti-aircraft missiles from ru

this i continue our nav fact center . >> supervisor cohen: good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you back. it's 1:02. we are back in session. we're going to finish our hearings. we are going to hear from chief scott and the police department, and after we hear this presentation, we are going to take public comment on items 1 and 2, and we will -- we will -- i will make a motion to continue items 1 and 2 to wednesday, june 27. after public comment, we will hear from kelly kirkpatrick on the rebalancing plan, and i will offer some brief remarks on the proposed spending plan that is now public. chief, welcome back to the chamber. >>> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: please give you the floor. the floor is yours. >> thank you, supervisor, thank you, board committee. i want to start out by just saying i sent to the committee some documents friday evening just based on our last session, and that included the controller's sector car patrolling staffer's analysis. supervisor sheehy had requested some copy of the cost of crime, so i ran the cost of crime calculator, and a

white house director of trade policy peter nav will join me momentarily live and made the case for special counsel robert mueller arguing in a letter sent back in january why the president cannot be subpoenaed we'll get reaction from chairman of the house intelligence committee devon nunes on that and comments made about the russia probe by his republican colleague congressman trey gowdy also former house speaker newt gingrich is here on the htoric summit between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un sched just nine days from right now. unemployment did reach its lowest level in 18 years after a spectacular may jobs report out on friday. how will this affect the mid-term elections our panel weighs in as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and new reaction this morning regarding president trump's decision to implement tariffs targeting some of our closest allies. the decision not sitting well with members of the g7 summit who issued a joint statement, rongly condemning the measu meanwhile there is talk of retaliation from the european union from canada and mexico.

sean mitchell, lorraine nav arrow, john mitchell, amos gregory. >> good evening, commissioners. the most mind boggling thing to me is the fact that this has been in the works for 35 years, which is longer than i've been alive, which is comment on the san francisco development process outside of this project itself, but you know just brings up a whole other slew of questions. certainly out following community members that have been involved in this process for a really long time and hearing the people on the ground as being the ones to advocate. on the project itself, you know, high density housing, we would have preferred certainly a no car parking project, but it's got a low ratio, there's a lot of bike parking on-site, and listening to community members a great addition to the neighborhood, and we are absolutely in support and ask you to move forward with it today. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, commissioners. my name is vinton frost, and i actually live in the -- one of the renderings that you see of the project. for four years, i've l

and if these nav channels aren't maintained, these boats don't have options but to divert to other ports. it's expensive. we need to ensure the predictability or the certainty of our navigation channels and the manager's amendment addresses that as well. and i want to thank the chairman, again, mr. shuster, for including that. i want to thank mr. defazio and ranking member napolitano for their work with us on that manager's amendment and those important provisions. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: i want to thank the chairman of the subcommittee, water resources, for his hard work on this piece of legislation. i appreciate all his efforts and his knowledge he put into making sure this bill is a good product. concerning mr. costa's amendment, again, i believe it's a good amendment. t builds on wrda 2016. corps owned and operated dams. so i urge my colleagues support it. i accept the amendment at this time and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendmen

he particularly wanted to go into the nav he said to ike, why don't you apply to the naval academy? free education. you do not have to rely on edgar or anybody else. ike said that sounds pretty good to me, then he needed to get a sponsor. there was a u.s. senator from whoas named joseph bristow was willing to sponsor eisenhower, although he said he had to apply to both west point and and the naval academy. ike did,id, because -- because he was looking for a free recommendation. he does fine on the test, but he cannot go to the naval academy because by spending that extra two years in abilene, he had gone past the entry age to get into the naval academy. fortunately, west point of the age of entry was one year beyond the naval academies, and he went off to west point. fatal --ed to be a fateful decision for him and a fortunate one for us as a nation. eisenhower went to west point, it didloved football, not work out because of injuries, but he did make it through. longhe went on to a professional apprenticeship, one of it -- some of it rewarding, some of it less so. but it was always

. -- nav. i remember when the reserve fund in the industry broke the buck back in 2008. i remember the massive backstop that u.s. taxpayers provided to restart the process for the entire market. this is not the only thing that caused the meltdown but, it was a factor. after the overleveraged of the investment banks. the fact is that the value of the underlying asset of these products fluctuates. they go up, they go down. as i said in opposition to the bill at the time, if we learned anything from the financial crisis, it should be that price should reflect risk. so, six months have passed, yet the will still seems to have life. do you stand by your comments from last year, let me ask you has anything changed in your estimation? >> no. >> okay. that is good news as far as i'm concerned . chairman, let me ask you also, i chair the foreign affairs committee here. i have witnessed firsthand that we have state sponsored agents now. actors that are looking to do era companies and our country harm through cyber attacks. the commission clearly recognizes the problem with the upd

the beginning i thought in the first two seasons you were sort of the straight and narrow to kind of naving morally righteous and to sort of enjoy playing that portion but as an actress, i feel in a way it's more interesting when you get a more 360-degree perspective on a person who's imperfect and so i've really welcomed those changes because it's give p me more character to play and made the character more. >> i don't know if people know you worked at a wall street hedge fund in your 20s. >> that is a tidbit that's gotten out into the world. >> the thing about this show is it humanizes what's happening on wall street which we know largely in terms of numbers and crimes and news and so forth. how did that experience shape how you played this character. >> that was a very brief job i had. i maybe did it for three weeks. my friend -- a friend of mine from high school was dating a guy who was a trader, a hedge fund. and as a favor he gave me a job because i was an out of work-actor. he said, you seem smart. come on, i'll hire you. i did research. mostly i didn't understand anything going a

legislation that would reverse a previous sec rule requiring that certain money market funds float the nav. now, i certainly remember when the federal reserve fund -- or when the reserve fund in the industry broke the buck back in 2008 and i remember the massive backstop that the u.s. taxpayers provided to restart the process for the entire market. this is not the only thing that caused that meltdown, but it was a factor after the overleverage of the gscs and the overleverage in the investment banks. the fact is that the value of the underlying assets of these products fluctuate. they go up and down. as i said in opposition to the bill at the time, if we learned anything from the financial crisis it should be that price should reflect risk. so six months have passed yet the bill still seems to have some li. do you stand by your comments from last year -- let me just ask you has anything changed in your estimation from the comments that you made on this subject? >> no. >> okay. that is good news as far as i'm coerned. chairman, let let me ask you ali chair the foreign affairs committee, i'v

would buy $200 billion in goods over three to four years, and that proposal went down over talks, but nav navorro said the phone lines are open treasury steps up the investigation again with investment restrictions with inbound investment from china, prince s and deputies method at the white house friday to discuss this part of the package i'm told by sources there's still divisions over how far to go, but i'm told there is no run recommending not to go ahead with those wilf >> thank you very much for that, and the stock move, goldman sachs chairman lloyd blankfein weighed in on trade speaking at the economic club of new york. let's take a listen. >> it's not my style, but if what you want to show is -- if you want to give somebody an incentive to see the world from your point of view, it doesn't help to remind them of your negotiating position, and it's a better one fact is, by the time you get to 100, they run out of things to apply a tariff to, and we don't. so if you want to make that point, you make that point now, that's what you would do if you are crazy and really wanted to end fr

. >> reporter: nav gaiting the course felt like you might expect.art of the course. >> cone down. >> reporter: no, there's no cone down was that i did so much damage driving so slowly. i felt like i was going 15 miles per hour. did i hit all of those thins? >> yes. >> reporter: i was actually going 5. this is really hard to do. it's hard to think and to move. and to navigate and then the sun and then am i yelling? i feel like i'm yelling. >> i can barely what you're saying. >> reporter: in short don't drive under the influence of anything. in sacramento, fox news. >> she did not get a passing grade. >> the impairment, am i yelling? it feels like i'm yelling. because you have a hard time judging all of it. >>> well, new cal fire report claims faulty pg&e equipment for several north bay fires. >> how much information is being sent to the disturbance respect attorney's office and which fires are still under investigation. investigation. >> we are in the official warriors team store where fans are trying to get their hands on the official championship g