and their plan is to invite mayor breed, california commissioner on aging marcy adelman, senator scott weaner, assembly member david chiu to be on a panel to talk about how they see this playing in and out san francisco. homebridge and the coordinating council are hoping that this will be a big swrenls a large live stream audience. so, we'll look for that and get more information out as the plans form. and then at the local level, most of you probably know that the mayor announced her budgets to the public on friday of last week which is the first day that she needs to give it over to the board. and it is an unprecedented size, $12.3 billion, which is exciting for those of us who work for the city and want to provide good services. the budget was balanced with additional revenue and cost savings and the cost savings include i.h.f. cost relief from the state and additional educational funding. and i guess the highlights at the large level is that the mayor is really focusing on things that we know that are very important to her and very importants to the city housing, focusing on homele

my name is reanna albert, i'm an analyst with the office on aging. before we present the individual items for the s.f. connected services, i'd like to give you overview and background information on s.f. connected. the mission is to bridge the digital divide and overcome social isolation through technology with the objective of helping older adults and adults with disabilities understand how digital access can be useful to them in their daily lives. digital literacy training, technical support and administrative support to the s.f. tech council. classes include basic computers skills, online safety and security, social media and utilizing online tools to better one's life and well-being. these classes with help individuals overcome isolation, access health resources, so the process of cognitive impairment and learned skills. classes range in size, varying from one-on-one tutoring to up to classes of 12 people. s.f. connected services are offered at more than 50 technology labs in all 11 districts throughout the city. in the memo you have, you'll see a

and it's currently licensed by both the institute on aging, as well as cpmc. and the proposed change was that the program would only be licensed by institute on aging alone. so in december, the resolution that the health commission passed noted that this change would be detrimental if the institute on aging was unable to secure a new location for the program. and to continue to provide similar or expanded services to seniors without interruption. so today our update, as of june, which we are pleased to share, is that i.o.a. has signed a lease for a property in the perseido and anticipate to move in july of 2018. i believe they estimate the program can serve up to 88 people today. we have a representative here who can elaborate on this, should you have questions. the next change is the management -- the change in management from cpmc to sutter pacific medical foundation for five outpatient departments. so these departments were the breast and mammography center, the non-invasive cardiology at st. luke 80s, the diabetes center at st. luke's and california campus

also on his age. eric swalwell went at him on the age question. is i think that kamala ha really had a standout night. joe, you and i have flowed her for a long time. th biggest moment wasen she went after joe biden about working with those segregationist tors. let's listen to part of that exchange. >> we've also heard and i'm is at vicnow direct t president biden. i do not believe you are a racis but i also believe and it's personal and it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputions and career on the segregation of race inis t country. >> i don't know. what do you think? i feel like this might be the best i've ever seen kamala harris. >> everyone declared her thenn of the two nights of debates. she had such a brmakthrough ent. one of the things voters are looking for is who cantake on he president on the debate stage. also with joeden, everyone knew he came into this as a front runner with a target on his back whswalwell went after him on the age thing, he sort of smiled andbrushed it

analyst for the office on the aging. a quick overview of the department of naturalization program which serves older adults and adults with disabilities which are lawful permanent residents looking to naturalize. becoming a u.s. citizen provides benefits, rights, privileges and responsibilities some of which include access to securing a better financial security, freedom to travel without time restrictions, access to government benefits, protection from deportation and the right to vote. on is this program, also protects lawful permanent residents from exploitation by having well informed organizations out there in the community. the following six grantees will be providing citizenship, one-on-one assistance and legal services. i'm happy to answer questions. >> president serina: thank you. >> commissioner arcelona: i notice under performance, there were two organizations, asian pacific island legal outreach and la razza center. and there was -- it noted under fiscal monitoring that the findings would be resolved in june

because if you don't ask, you don't get, and i didn't get them all, but i did get on ag, and i got on energy and commerce. staffer, i fell absolutely in love with the debate and the work of the committee. it was empowering to not just me, but my constituents, my family. i used to watch my dad come up and testify before the appropriators in the levee board districts about how much money they needed to keep the floodwaters at bay. not a thought, how wonderful is that, that an american citizen can come up and testify before the committee and tell them about what is going on? so with that love of committee i did get a little greedy, and i asked for lots of committees. john dingell was a favorite of mine. we lost john this year. he was a wonderful, wonderful chairman. i got on energy and commerce, and asked for the merchant marines and -- merchant marine and fisheries committee, and that i wanted to get on ag, coming from an agricultural district. if you remember, in 1994 there was a switch in leadership, republicans took over, and with the new revolution, pat took over the house ag commit

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three representatives announced the relaunch of our fagget forward on aging that will focus on the well-being of older americans consistent with our for the people agenda where we promised to make sure we reach out to every single community to get things on their behalf and in the case of older americans, our promise to make sure we will protect social security and protect medicare and protect their well-being as some on the other side of the aisle endeavor to slash and burn the social safety net that is highly irresponsible. we also announced and speaker pelosi has emphasized our weekend of action on health care in the united states of america. we expect there will be over 100 different member-led events that will take place on friday, saturday, or sunday of this weekend to emphasize what democrats have been doing on the question of lowering health care costs and protecting people with pre-existing conditions and what we intend to continue to do. we will not be swayed by the fact that the grim reaper continues to obstruct progress in the united states of america and that the senate has turne

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ag davis: ok. >> council, we are conducting this if it were one case. in terms of a broader rule, do you recognize, or do we recognize in our president any restriction -- precedent any restriction with respect to what can be brought up? ag davis: no, your honor. far be it for me to presume the basis, but i see it as one of the issues before the court as your honor asked, how far are we to go, and what does it matter? what part does the history play? jus. roberts: is there anything that suggests they should be limitation looking to the history of the prosecutor involved? ag davis: there is no limitation. certainly the precedent says you have to consider it. i am not aware of any language for this particular circumstance where we have six trials by the same district attorney. i am not aware of any. this is unique in that regard. jus. gorsuch: justice breyer pointed out a dichotomy that in other areas might be exploitable but if all of the history is relevant as you have acknowledged, what light does that shed on what otherwise might appear to be an innocen

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one takes the biscuit. liam fox there. now an agee designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites has been delayed for a second time. it was supposed to introduced in april last year and is being be put off again for around six months. the new rules would require porn sites to verify the age of uk internet users who could face being blocked if they fail to comply. but questions remain over how the system will be enforced with concerns it could be circumvented. in a statement, the culture secretary admitted this fresh delay was due to a error by his department. the guidance on age verification arrangements sets out standards that companies need to comply with. this should have been notified to the european union commission in line with the technical standards and regulations directive. and it was not. upon learning of this administrative oversight, i've instructed my department to notify this guidance to the eu, and the guidance in parliament, as soon as possible. however, i expect that this will result in a delay in the reg

the swollen arkansas river has put a strain on aging levees and wiped out some communities in arkansas and oklahoma. >> it wasn't much. but it was ours. we have five feet of water. we lost everything. >> reporter: the loss, amplified by the latest forecast, calling for more rain in the next few days. >>> the trump administration said they're going to push forward with plans to slap tariffs on experts from mexico starting monday. the president is demending that mexico do somewhere to crack down on illegal immigration from central nesamerica. >> reporter: clashes erupted on a mexico highway, as 200 police officers and immigration agents blocked migrants on wednesday. mexican officials say the confrontation is chracking down on illegal migration. the president says mexico needs to do more or there will be a 5% tariff on all goods on monday. >> i'm happy with it. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that mexico offered to deploy 6,000 troops to its border with guatemala. but the white house said that was not enough. mexico plans to change its asylum policy. so that they would get asylum in me

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