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pistol services we're happy to referee r represented the issues that doug and gail presented easily e p.s. provides new housing that we've developed and owned as well as one hundred sro's we live with every single day not all affordable housing is created equally and it is different if you have a beautiful brand new unit with a bathroom and elevator that will not breakdown or an sro hotel with a toilet at the end of the hall a shared shower no kitchen facility a building that didn't have the electrical capacity for everyone to have a mini fringe not to mention a one hundred-year-old elevator so supervisor mar you're talking about aging in place we have to think that that as a community those buildings are one hundred-year-old would so in 204024 years from now those property will need a lot of work on electrical and plumbing and slates they're not great places for someone to spend the rest of their life living in i wanted to highlight that thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to comment on number one seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues, i wanted to than

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do you know what a p.s. is? i don't know. >> no. i can't go out. i have a baby. >> too noisy.e sound, you know i sound like p.s.a. from 30 rock. >> which we love. >> spent a lot of time -- >> would spend a lot of time in teen retailers. >> thank you so much. >> i've been in hoss -- hollister. >> interesting we take a look at aeropostale. just talking about a stronger job picture, better consumer, weaker gas prices. there are still some companies that can't make the cut on that. >> as the father of two teenage daughters i've unfortunately spent more time than i might have liked in this retailer. but you step back and you think around them, there's always someone who is doing good and always somebody who is struggling. whether it's getting the fashion cycle right, getting the story right, having the right hem length on your skirt there is always something that can go wrong in fashion retail in particular. >> truth. when you look at the companies and the dollar and saw this enormous runup the stronger dollar eating away into profits. at some point a stronger dollar is more deflat

and at the bottom, i wrote a p.s., and i said if the world only knew --- i did not know it for many yearsd that letter and hung it on his wall. i did not actually want the world to know -- [laughter] senator lott: i have a feeling he is laughing broadly somewhere right now. but we worked on a lot of things together. one of the last things we worked on was immigration reform in 2007. we worked together, and we tried our best and we also had a procedural vote. i went up to him afterwards and i said i got a couple of threats to my life on that one, and every time i work with you i get in trouble, man. but just think how different things would be now if we had passed immigration reform in 2007. [applause] senator lott: and so this institution is dedicated to the history and the preservation of the united states senate. irish eyes are smiling today and i have a feeling that the spirit of ted kennedy, that indomitable spirit, will reside in this building, in its heart and in the senate in perpetuity. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please come mayor martin j. walsh. mayor walsh:

but when you play a game with your guests, you should let them win more often. [ laughter ] p.s., mysh on you." [ cheers and applause ] thank you, nate. and to your 90-year-old grandma, let me just say, hello. [ applause ] this is from a third-grader named garrison. "dear jimmy fallon, i think you should play the old school mario with the costume, and you have to play against mark wallbert." [ laughter ] that's a really fun idea, so i actually called up mark and we made it happen. here's a picture of us playing. that's mark wallbert. [ laughter ] hard guy to get a hold of. >> steve: hard guy to get a a hold of. >> jimmy: hard guy to get a hold of, i gotta be honest. >> steve: where's he living now? in new city? >> jimmy: he's over in new city. >> steve: he doesn't want to haul a lot of crap around. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: order about 60 boxes. >> jimmy: this is phoebe. phoebe lam. "dear jimmy fallon, my name is phoebe. you're so funny my mom almost pees her pants. my mom says if you read this i'll get a dog and i really want a dog." [ applause ] boom. you got yourself a dog! >> steve

. >> reporter: p.s. you be accelerated. police began firing in the two vehicles collided.an died and the other was injured. began as a officer was also hurt. along with the body of the dead suspect what appears to be a week late on the pavement. fbi agents joint and the investigation. they determine the s u b had been stolen early a from a nearby hotel. according to the local news reports police about cocaine and weapons in the car and are treating the matter as in local criminal case. >> reporter: denied monday this evening. scattered high clouds. low clouds at coast. tuesday morning low clouds through 10:00 a.m.. no. they sprinkles. sunny and windy. cooler. dust 40 plus miles per hour. >> reporter: wednesday; sunny, windy and cooler. just 40 to 50 mi. per hour. >> reporter: thursday: sunny and warmer. saturday, sunny and a few clouds with a strong wind. sonny on sunday with cloud slight chance for showers but cooler. monday sunny and cool. >> pam: and air canada plane landed so short on the wrong way, that it hit a power line. that knocked out power at the halifax stansf

and at the bottom, i wrote a p.s.orld only knew --- i do not know it for many years, but he framed that letter and hung it on his wall. i did not actually want the world to know -- [laughter] senator lott: i have a feeling he is laughing broadly somewhere right now. but we worked on a lot of things together. one of the last things we worked on was immigration reform in 2007. we worked together, and we tried our best and we also had a procedural vote. i went up to him afterwards and i said i got a couple of threats of my life on that one, and every time i work with you i get in trouble, man. but just think how different things would be now if we had passed immigration reform in 2007. [applause] senator lott: and so this institution is dedicated to the history and the preservation of the united states senate. irish eyes are smiling today and i have a feeling that the spirit of ted kennedy that indomitable spirit, will reside in this building, in its heart and the senate in perpetuity. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen

p.s. those pressures did not exist all along. it was never the case that the tension that we experienced day in and day out is something that we experienced between owners and business interests. the source of the tension was something that we talked about earlier. the tension between one group of users and another group of users . how do we navigate those waters? those tensions still exist. being a publicly traded company has done nothing to change our values or how we have approached going about our work. it has brought a slightly brighter spotlight. for those of you who go out and be part of publicly traded companies, i hope you realize that it is yet another moment in the company's evolution when you go public and you wake up the next day and you go to work. that is how it is. >> what do you love most about your job? gabriel: the idea of it being a movement. i think you can work in any number of companies or organizations. there are a few opportunities that you have in life -- earlier before we were on stage we were talking a

p.s., those pressures have not existed all of the time.t was never the case that the sort of tension we experienced day in and day out was a tension somehow between every day users and business interest. that was never the source of the tension. the source of the doctrine was sort of what we talked about earlier which was -- tension was sort of what we talked about earlier which was the tension existed between one group of users and another group of users. how do we navigate those waters? those tensions still exist. but being a publicly traded company i don't think hasn't done anything to change our values or how we approach going about our work. i think it has brought maybe a slightly brighter spotlight. for those of you who go out and see parts of publicly traded companies three and post -- pre and post ipo, i hope you realize it is just a part of the evolution. and then you go public and you wake of the next day and go to work, that is how that is. rich: you obviously love your job. what do you love most about your job? gabriel: i do th

sid's book and said i want to buy the tv and film rights and by the way you'll win a pulitzer prize, p.sly misdiagnosed colon cancer much they came together and voila, we have this unbelievably compelling six hours which does complain the diabetes the mystery of cancer but i think the human stories are so beautifully crafted and these people robin, let ken and the cameras up close and personal while they were dealing with the diagnosis and getting -- figuring out what kind of treatment they would receive. it is so intimate and so -- i mean their anguish is palpable and the documentary is amazing. i'm so proud discuss to be associated with it. >> we'll get to a clip in just a minute but dr. mukherjee, it started with a patient of yours asking a simple question. >> i mean you know every project starts that way with one single moment and for me the moment was a patient asked me i'm willing to go on with my next therapy, but i need you to tell me why we're doing this. where are we going? and i thought -- i mean we got this question in 2015 our newspapers are inundating us with news on cancer

of the sock as well my arise santa cruz consists of isolated showers right now afternoon highs the p.s in oakland seven for concord 72 of pleasanton deftly a few degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday and the seventh forecast to show a worm track lead on into next week will we do have offers on chances of rain throughout the weekend sunday evening and monday the best chance to see rainfall most widespread but was toppled more specifically what we expected. >>marty gonzales: a woman and campbell was one over in her driveway by a drunk driver police are say the suspect as the woman's stepfather. >>reporter: what appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive 60 wrote the panel took this step daughter leslie carroll's life and rumored any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. when she stepped in front of the truck she was saying ok and it cost per life she says she'll just returned to their home on level avenue late thursday afternoon with leslie and i found from up idling in his truck on the drive when he had been drinking since a in the morning and had just

down in the "p.s." -- "90210 was on and it was a great one." coming if you so dare # #deardiary. >>> thank you, carson. in the meantime we've all probably wondered what it would be like to fly like a bird. wonder no more. nbc's kier simmons is high above london to explain. >> reporter: good morning, guys. imagine flying over a city like a bird a city like london here. one guy didn't just imagine it. he built a virtual reality machine to fly over san francisco you guys in the states will be a ibl toable to try it out but before you sign up just watch this. because it is scarier than you think. human beings figured out how to fly a century ago. but there is one form of flight we still haven't conquered. today here in zurich i'm going to fly like an eagle. ♪ >> reporter: you didn't really think i was going to jump off there. oh no my friends. this is my flying machine. well, it was actually invented by an engineer and artist. that's right, it is art. the designer around his team here in switzerland want to create a full body sensation of flying li

but down on the p.s. if you can read it it says 90210 was on, and it was a great one! out nosey yeah, you." keep them coming if you so dare. #deardiary and we'll read more. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> in the meantime we've all probably wondered what it would be like to fly like a bird. wonder no more. nbc's keir simmons is high above london to explain. keir, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey matt good morning, guys. imagine flying over a city like a bird a city like london here where one guy didn't just imagine it he built a virtual reality machine to fly over san francisco. you guys in the states are going to be able to try it out. but before you sign up just watch this because it's scarier than you might think. human beings figured out how to fly a century ago. but there is one form of flight we still haven't conquered. today here in zurich, i'm going to fly like an eagle. ♪ >> reporter: you didn't really think i was going to jump off there. oh, no, my friends. this is my flying machine. well, it was actually invented by an engineer and artist.