check it out at pacely park. of prince's sisters ended upcoming out, greeting fans, and thousands gathered in the street last night in front of the night club where most of purple rain was filmed. they hosted a all night dance party in honor of the icon. our natasha brown has more on prince's legacy and how he is being remembered here in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> to many the artist forever known aspirins was music royalty, an icon, who is sudden death has sent shock waves throughout the music industry, and reduced fans to tears. >> this is tragic. this is sad. >> local radio stations like wdsas have been saturating the airwaves with music from prince, allowing listeners to mourn, to celebrate his life through his songs. >> wdas, hello? >> hear great stories and memories. >> they even allowed me to share a moment as diehard prince fan. >> i have a co-host, she happens ton a prince fan, as well. >> the moment ago you played my absolute favorite song, the seven time grammy winner burst on to the music scene in the late

the cbs correspondent jamie yuccas outside that home, pacely park, where fans have been stopping by to pay their respects. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim, as you were mentioning, the world is mourning the loss of prince, no where is the pain deeper than right here in minnisota radio stations here are playing his music non-stop. see the memorial growing here at his home at pacely park, and an all night dance party in downtown minneapolis is still going strong right now. >> landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. >> ♪ >> fans pay tribute to the music icon, by singing his greatest hits on the street. some of the loudest voices could be heard from prince's hometown of minneapolis. outside the venue, where pun he will rain was filmed. this earned him an oscar. >> it put minneapolis on the map. great we are celebrating his life, not in sorrow. >> it was here in minneapolis where prince honed his he can check particular sounds, asomugha expect of production to arrangement. the legendary singer, son

prince died last week at the pacely park in minneapolis.e friday, but we don't yet know the cause of death. now the late singer's brother-in-law claims that prince worked for six days, non-stop, before he died. >> without sleeping apparently, gary from "tmz", welcome back to philly, gare? >> hey, good morning. >> so that was he doing? i mean, he was performing, there were dance party, stuff like that. what else wag going on? >> yes, i mean, he was performing a lot. and, you know, he he was in at lan tax the night before he had to make that emergency plane landing in illinois, when he was treated for an overdose. now, we know now that the nature of that drug was percoset, that he was using to treat a hip problem he was dealing with. that percoset does have opiat in it. when they had to make that emergency plane landing he was treated with what they call a stage shot, which basically bridges you out of an opiat overdose. so he was not doing well. and it is unclear exactly now what the toxicology is going to provide, what happened inbetween th

pacely park will be turned into museum. six a thousand square foot complex houses recording studio, and his home. long time friend sheila e says prince has been gathering material to display therefore years. meantime the singer's music once again topping chart. the day he passed away, prince sold 2.3 million songs. since then he sold 650,000 albumns. >> it appears not everyone is a beyonce fan. can you believe that? some new yorkers are complaining about her flashy billboard. the hit maker teamed up with british retailer top shop to roll out new clothing line, ivy park to promote the athletic gear. top shop installed this larger than life beyonce billboard at it so hoe store. unlike her new albumn lemonade it is not getting a warm reception. >> to us who live here it is our neighborhood. the issue it is a jumbo tron, might and prepare reap at in times square, but not in a neighborhood like so hoe. >> the 20 feet wide billboard runs on continuous loop, sometimes 24 hours a day. so hoe resident nearby have smith add formal co

. >> they responded to pacely park to look for him and found him unresponsible in the elevator. >> the sheriff said the scene has been processed. he said we shouldn't read anything into this. we're back in a minute and a half, but first, the cast of hamilton pays tribute to prince. the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" that would let the nra skirt a new campaign finance law and block gun control. but democrat donnaar edwds said "no" to the nra loophole and stood up to the gun lobby. and she would ban assault weapons. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. working for us pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> multiple accidents in texas. drivers encountered extremely high water that caused them to lose control. transportation officials said the drain blockages are caused it costs the state millions every year to clean up. >>> mandatory evacuations are in effect in southwest houston. some people are ignoringed orders, though. people don't have a plac

you can see her at his home at pacely park, memorial just continues to grow. all night dance party, is still going strong, even right now. landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. >> ♪ >> fans pay tribute to the music icon, by singing his greatest hits on the street. >> ♪ >> some of the loudest voices heard from print's hometown. purple rained earned him an oscar. >> he put minneapolis on the map. it is great we're celebrate his life and not in sorrow. >> here in minneapolis where prince honed he can check particular sound mastering all aspect every his music from production to arrangement. the legendary singer and songwriter won seven grammys and sole more than 100 million records. during his 40 year career, something music critics john brian said he accomplished with little help. >> his outfit, the videos, he did everything. no one else in the history every music has done everything as well at such a high level as did he. >> even leading to up his death, reclusive star had embark on stripped d

city rocked out to some of the hits from the bell tower like kiss in 1999, outside every prince's pacely parkds of fans flocked to pay their final respects with purple balloons, flowers, even a guitar. fans still can't believe he's gone. >> i really believe in my life i would never meet and love another artist like you loved prince. >> it really hit me hard the first time. i sobbed at the back of work, then came home and sobbed. i'm innocently able to kind of compose myself. but still just doesn't feel real at all. >> prince's remains were kree nature dollars on saturday. friends, family, held private memorial. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >> i got it tell you, the anticipation is just too much for a lot of you. fans are still waiting for beyonce's new albumn to become available on itunes. the albumn called lemonade was supposed to be released at midnight. it hasn't showed up yet. it was exclusively released saturday to jay-z's streaming service titles. but many fans were angry because they don't have title. >> mowing bridge belongs to my pack. mogley, they've given it a name. >> and for the second straight w

. >> at prince's pacely park home, family and friends handed out me moan toast to fans and held a memorialfter the artist was cremated, like much of his life, prince's final resting place, will also remain private. >> they didn't know him like we did. >> sunday minnesota hockey team held moment of silence. and on saturday, prince's honored by another music great. >> bruce springsteen owned his new york city concert with a classic. >> ♪ purple rain ♪ >> nbc saturday night live also aired a special tribute, featuring never before seen footage of the singer, performing at the show's 40th anniversary after party. >> newly-released footage shows prince addressing atlanta audience earlier this month during what would be his final performance. >> once again i apologize ... >> while it could be weeks before autopsy results reveal more answers fans continued to descend upon his home. the last place he was seen alive. these door matthews said he drove 23 hours, from virginia, to pace his respects. >> i believe in my life i would never love another artist like i have loved prince. >> jamie, cbs-3, "e

you can see her at his home at pacely park, memorial just continues to grow.ll night dance party, is still going strong, even right now. landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. >> ♪ >> fans pay tribute to the music icon, by singing his greatest hits on the street. >> ♪

well, prince's beloved pacely park will be turned into a grace lands style park and museum, his brother-in-lawnfirming plans to turn that $10 million estate into an aids traction, 55,000 square foot complex in minnesota, and it includes the mansion where he lived and died, along with the production studios, where he wrote all of his music. prince's revolution band will reunite for tribute shows later this week, wendt prince fans, most remembered, they were also in the movie purple rain. no show date or locations announced just yet. of course we all have to stay tuned to see what will happen next with that. >> i think it is interesting that they're considering turning pacely park into a museum. at the same time prince was such a private person. >> and when his brother-in-law said that's what woe like, i guess make it a museum what he would be happen which. compromise. change it into some type of way he would be okay with that, not delve too deep into his personal live. >> also learned his estimated wealth of $150 million will go to his siblings? >> his siblings, both his brothers and sisters, s

the bank, the singer trusted, has officially been appoint today manage his assetsment as for pacely parkbe turned into sort after graceland style park and new sigh i am, his brother-in-law talking about turning the $10 million estate into attraction, 55,000 square foot complex in minnesota. it includes the mansion where he lived and died, along with production studios, where he wrote his music, his brother-in-law says that's how prince would want his fans to remember him, and his music. >> so he basically had money managers doing this but didn't have written will, is that the understanding? >> that's what it seems like, so he had sort of people managing all of it but didn't name anyone specifically in any paperwork that he left behind. >> so many questions when he died last thursday, just a week ago now, when we understood that he didn't have any living parent, and that he never had any children. so then the question became well which brothers and sisters would get what? >> now it looks like they're all going to get it, kind of dif at this up. >> seems about right. fair. 6:51 is the time

prince fans are gathering outside of his pacely park studio on his estate in minneapolis. the crowd growing by the minute. at 6:30, we'll take you live from pays lee park and see how fans are mourning his death. >>> a developing story. a chilling new clue in the killing of a woman found in a shallow grave at a san francisco park. the woman's 2-year-old daughter seen here in this picture is still missing. nbc bay area's laura mal pert is in san francisco with us with the new information. laura? >> reporter: raj, police say so far they've received over 30,000 piece was information in this case and hoping that this latest piece of evidence will lead to answers. san francisco police unveil a piece of evidence they say is key to finding who killed nicole fitz, a piece of plywood with a silver symbol spray painted on it. the plywood was used to cover a 2 1/2 by 3 foot shallow grave where she was found buried in the park. >> the plywood has spray painted markings on it which we hope someone recognizes. they may be construction related or graffiti. it's our hope that someone recog

>> 7:30. >> so prince is pacing around the parking lot? >> he's in the parking lot. someone with him is inside walgreens, the fourth trip. the people we talked to, we have the picture up they said he was agitating, pacing and sweating. hours later he was dead. >> does he, you know, so many of these musicians an celebrities have a history of drug use. is that the case with prince? >> we're told that he has had problems and the question is how recently did he have those problems? and that, again, is something i'm not ready to talk about. i mean, this is something we're working on. and you know, it all, the dots are increasingly connecting. but we're told officially at least, that they're going to do a toxology on him that will take two weeks. we don't know until the toxicology comes out. you know, again, i think the trip puts a little bit of context to what is going on here. >> what kind of life was he leading? >> a very private, almost secretive life, megyn. i'm told that he actually closed his circle some in the last year or so. and a couple interesting things did hap

>> 7:30. >> so prince goes himself and is there pacing around the parking lot? is that what you're saying? >> he is in the parking lot. somebody with him is in walgreens. again the fourth trip. but the people we talked to -- we have the picture up that said he was agitated was pacing he was sweating. and hours later he was dead. >> so many of these musicians and celebrities have a history of drug use that becomes public for one reason or another. is that the case with prince? >> we are told that he has had problems. and the question is how recently did he have the problems. that again is something that i'm not really ready to talk about. i mean obviously this is something that we're working on and it all -- you know the dots are increasingly connecting. we are told officially at least that they are going to do toxicology on him and the toxicology will take two weeks. so we won't know definitively until the toxicology comes back. hopefully we will know something then. but again, i think the moline trip at least puts a little bit of context to what's going on of l

he was pacing in the parking lot and this was his fourth trip in almost as many days to that wall green prescriptions. so, again, these are building blocks that the authorities are using in minnesota to try and figure out what happened to prince and whether this did, indeed, involve drugs. they have done a toxicology on him. it will take two weeks for the results to come back. >> and the family will be in charge of what happens with prince's body. do you have any information on what happens next there, harvey? >> we are told that the body has been released to prince's next of kin. and they are planning a private ceremony that will be followed boy some kind of public memorial. >> it's been incredible to see the outpouring of love and support for him tonight. harvey, thank you so much. great to see you as always. >> okay, megyn. >> this story has gotten so much attention. tmz was telling us in just 48 hours the prince story has already generated more views for their website then all of the michael jackson coverage almost seven years ago. think about that. just gives you some feel for the

parking lot. and he was pacing back and forth, we're told, looking very agitated and sweating. here that doesn't square with the flu. >> a lot that doesn't square with the flu. and obviously, i know -- i know you're working -- i'm getting your sourcing here and breaking that and we'll have that in a few moments as you get it. but when you talk about him last night that you say you have a picture of him in that parking lot, sweaty and pacing, the other thing we keep hearing, harvey, as you know, he was a vegan, he was obsessed with his health. he was a jehovahs witness. he was religious. what can you tell us about that? he sounds like someone who was very obsessed with his health and well-being. >> well, he -- you know, look. people are multidimensional, you know, erin. and people can, you know, have strong religious views and that doesn't necessarily mean they subscribe to every single tenet. and prince did have a lot of the views you mention, maybe not all of them, but a lot of them. and he was a jehovah's witness. there are very few people who live by that book line and verse

the singer was found today collapsed inside his pace, minnesota -- maria paisley park, minnesota, home had been battling the flu for days. even his plane had to make an emergency landing to rush him to the hospital. following that very show right there in atlanta. so within moments of news breaking of prince's death, tributes began to pour in. horace holmes monitoring that for us tonight. what did you find? horace: millions and millions of people have been media, including a number of celebrities. president obama saying that the world has lost a creative icon. 4 million people posting on twitter, tweeting, including oprah winfrey, usher, stevie knicks, madonna and demi lovato. in this area prince performed at the warner theater in june. dowd was there and he posted this picture he took outside of the theater. you can see the billboard, "prince: the hit and run tour." this picture from inside, c.c. bloom was there. you can see she says incomparable, irreplaceable, to have witnessed magic at its finest. this hurts. my goodness. of course, a lot of people are quoting prince and posting vi

and he was in the parking lot pacing back and forth. and really agitated.now, i think there are building blocks here that will ultimately determine what happened. but, i just think that it is more than just the flu. >> all right. obviously, harvey, when you give this description and anybody out there is thinking drugs. does he have a history of drugs? is he someone -- were there rumors that he was a drug user? >> you know, i don't want to get into what, you know, what the rumors are, at least with us. there are -- there is a trail here. and the question is where ultimately is it going to lead for minnesota authorities. that's as much as i want to say right now. i apologize, greta. we are close to putting something up on the site. i just am not ready yet. >> okay. on friday he has this emergency landing molenen 48 minutes when he was supposed to arrive in los angeles. on saturday was he actually recovered from the flu? are there any reports how he was on saturday and sunday? >> yes. on saturday night he went to a dance party at paisley park which he actually

. >>> national park officials are expecting weeks of pink waterfall activity at yosemite. rainy weather is melting snow at a furious pace in yosemite valley. an alert said that the river is riseing to a high level and they expect it to continue through next month. >>> spectacular, those pictures. >>> let's go to bill in the weather center with a look at the forecast. rain that cleared up nicely. >> your right about the rain. a lot of rain. over the course of the three days, friday night, saturday and sunday. some places got over an inch of rain that is bonus rain for the most part and it rained in the mountains and that was not great for skiers but this next weather system heading our way wednesday to thursday is going to set us up with a lower snow level and mean snow in the mountains and maybe a foot of snow. the system is to the north and they stay up there tomorrow and tuesday and they stay up there on wednesday and then wednesday night thursday system drops from the north and cooler system and that means thursday morning's commute could have a little bit of wet. not a goalie washer but moisture and you know what th

parked under the bridge. aljazeera, call cut a. >> one of india's great cities, struggling to keep pace. it's becoming all too common, and the industry analysts say that substandard buildings get approved because of corruption. many have been accused of compromising on the quality of the materials to keep costs down, and amid corruption claims, under construction since 2019, missing several deadlines for completion. ceo of the foundation, the restoration of national values, and she says that corruption and bribery is arrive within the indian construction industry. >> it's important to understand at this point that india in the united nations against corruption. which means that they have to be brought to international standards. so they're being made, but what's very important is businessmen have to understand, corporations have to understand that business has to be conducted in a fairway. if money takes or bribery, the country is going to lose. the country will become bankrupt, deaths will rise, people will suffer, and eventually, economic in the country is bound to suffer if this conti

parked under the bridge. >>> infrastructure in indias growing city has struggled to keep pace with rapid construction. >>> 69 were killed, 74 died when a high rice came down in mumbai three years ago. more than 100 were living in it while he was still being built. in 2014, building and safety violations were the cause of an 11 story building collapse which killed 60 people. let's take this on. let's speak to c.e.o. of the foundation for restoration of values. >> it's a very sad case. it also points out to rampant corruption in the infrastructure sector. we know that this was the case where this particular company, this is a private company and they were awarded contract in all probability, they were awarded contract by the money exchanging hands, and it has led to this. in the past, this company has been blacklisted by, you know, two major infrastructure giants, and also by the government. despite that, they were still allowed, calcutta development authority awarded contract to this company and this is what has happened. the bridge has collapsed. >> if corruption is so rife, shouldn't the blame go all the wa

parked. >> to walk around, check out the neighborhood and the businesses at your own pace without being rushed. >> reporter: between may and october, there will be another 50 car-free events in new york city on 26 miles of city streets. i'm mac king, fox 5 news. steve: all right. thanks. a hospital is the first in the city to get a green ambulance. lenox hill showed off the vehicle on this earth day. regular ambulances have to idle to keep medications and computer systems cool. this ambulance has two electrical systems which eliminate idling. that design decreases emissions as well as air and noise pollution. christina: in the bronx, students and teachers joined clean up corona park. they cleaned up litter, raked leaves and mulched. it is an annual event for the students. steve: a bronx native in the revival of a broadway classic. christina: actress sersha ronan talks to baruch shemtov. steve: and the top treat taking over your social media feed. new yorkers suicides are rising in the u.s. at an alarming rate. the report by the cdc says the number of americans ending their lives is the highest

pacing nearby just before the shooting, but the video is now gone. >> he may have captured something that could be helpful for the investigators to solve the crime. >> reporter: neighbors in oakland park say they're coming together for a reason. they wish never happened. in oakland, andria borba. >> it prompted san jose state to appoint the first chief diversity officer. she will lead the university's office of diversity. the creation is in response to a 2013 incident in which three former students tormented their african-american mate. they are accused of attempting to clamp a bike lock around his neck, the incident prompted massive student protests. >>> in february, jurors convicted the three men of misdemeanor battery. >>> uc berkeley will cut hundreds of jobs, as it tries to reduce a budget deficit. the affected jobs are on the lower end of the pay scale. like residential, student services, and food preparation. no faculty are being laid off. >>> the warriors could be on the verge of making history. tomorrow, the team is going for a nba record 73 wins in a single season. tickets are selling at a premium, at christin ayers shows us. >> reporter: if the warriors win tomorrow, they w

park on saturday. automatic an autopsy >> the national portrait gallery will have a photograph of the famed rock and roll artist. it will be installed in the this mem memoriam pacengs and danced in the street in front of the warner theater. candles were lit at a bronze marker outside the theater. prince last performed there in 1993. fans are celebrating his music and commitment to civil rights. >> it was important to us and black lives matter because he was a huge supporter. but also embodied a lot of the resistance that we feel is really important. >> i saw him in concert in about 1985. and purple rain forever. i mean, prince will reign forever. >> a sign has

biscayne's marine curve is to se coral at a drastic pace while cutting into the public's ability to implement what ails our reefs. the national park service can and should and must do better and they should look to superintendent ramos and his leadership over similar issues at everglades national park for inspiration. everglades national park's own recently finalized general management plan lauded by both fishermen and environment clearly represents what's possible when guided by a true sense of the park's mission. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: mr. speaker, as we celebrate our 46th earth day, it is critical we recognize the opportunities that stem from addressing some of our most pressing environmental problems. all too often we hear the argument that environmental policies are agents of economic destruction. from the clean awe pauer plant to renewable energy development -- clean power plant and renewable energy development, every time a new policy is proposed, we hea

the airport to ridley park to the blue route and get on the northbound side of 76 and the villanova interchange, the other way on 95 -- this is the northbound side a sluggish pace from the state line on up to 320, because there is an accident at 320. the accident is in the left lane. extra slowing on 95 northbound as you head to the blue route, especially with the bus on the move in the next little while i would avoid 95 through delaware county. in delaware 422 at faulk road a crash taking out two lanes and mantua a crash at ogden station road. we'll check it again and the bus will probably be on the move in the next half hour. >>> lets check out chopper 6 hd live at philadelphia international airport we believe this is the plane carrying the national champs villanova wildcats, they are turning obviously taxiing closer to the airport, they are at the private air field. we'll keep an eye on it just in case, we are told they are just landed wheels down in philadelphia. welcome home guys. can't wait to see and a number of buses are on the tarmac waiting to wisk them to wham kam puss and we'll follow it every step of the way. >>> three seconds to go across the time

made music as a pace and standard of excellence that very few artists have or could ever match. the first time i saw prince perform was at a nightclub across from pen way park in boston on st. patrick's day, 1981. i was a big fan of his album "dirty mind" but nothing live. this was at a time when racial tensions were high in boston, but that night in that bar, irish guys from southie and black kids from roxbury and gays and straights and latinos were all united in the prince army. his big radio break through came a couple of years later with "1999" and "little red corvette." a year or so after that "purple rain" made him a household name. then the deluge, great record "raspberry beret"," "kiss." he was so prolific that he gave away songs any other artist would have kept for himself. in the '50s and '60s rock and roll meant the mixture of black and white music. but the time prince came along radio had resegregated the play lists, the new rule said that rock was white and black music was called r&b or funx or disco. prince was a one-man rainbow coalition. he sang sweet soul ballads like smokey robinson. he laid down the funx like george clinton, he rocked lik

pace up when he might have been ill? >> no, not really. i mean first of all, you have to remember that, you know, he was incredibly healthy guy, health conscious guy. if you go into paisley park, get your cheeseburger before you get there, because when you get there, it is going to be vegan vegetarian stuff and water and that's it. can't tell you how many cheese burgers i've gotten on my way to paisley. so but also people call it work. i don't think he saw it as work. he saw it as just expressing himself, the same way you and i might breathe r, debate the new. that's how he saw writing and engaging with the world. all the great ones, remember michael jackson had the flu, still went out there, helped win a championship. the great ones play through that kind of thing, and he did not want to let his fans down. when he had to reschedule atlanta, he was very upset. he wanted to go back. glad he was able to go back. i am not surprised about anything this guy does or did. >> david, seems there's no halfway. there was no halfway for prince. first album way back when, he wrote and sang the songs, played every instrument, producing was so important to him every step of the way. there w

parking lot at different vantage points. >> the soon-to-be hostage runs across the lot with the woman and van still chasing. >> she's on foot. she's obviously distraught. but she's walking at a pacer shoulder like she's concerned about this van that's following her. and that's when the van makes its move. it comes up. the slide door slides open. two or three of them jump out. they grab her, throw her in the van, just that quick. >> the van speeds off with the woman inside, as bystanders look on, apparently immobilized. but while it may look like no one's reacting, that's not really the case. >> two actually dialed 911. then we had another that went into the store and had them call. and one gentleman actually got the tag number for us. >> law enforcement springs into an amber alert goes out. authorities trace the license plate, identify the vehicle's owner, and then track his cell phone headed south to florida. >> jacksonville sheriff's office put a chopper in the area and they located this vehicle and stopped them. between the time we got the call and that vehicle was stopped, probably not. >> once they stop the van, police are in for a big sur surprise. >> the family was from rh

schools and every penny stays in the school and keeps pace with our students needs on the school level and other schools as they take advantage of this parking tax fundraiser law. i want to ask if there is a report from the tax treasure and tax collector's office. >> thank you, amanda from the tax collectors office. you covered it beautifully. i'm happy to support it being a member of the school district myself. >>supervisor mark farrell: thank you, any comments? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for bringing this forward. i think it's a great idea. happy to support this. >> colleagues? >> we'll move it with a positive recommendation. >> motion by supervisor yee and tanning. we'll take that without objection. madam clerk, please call item no. 11. >>clerk: item no. 11. accept and spend grant california department of public health hepatitis c virus testing and linkages to care demonstration projects $456,000. >> good morning, supervisors, i'm here from the dopsz. we are requesting funding in the amount of $456,000 to build prevention and treatment of hepatitis c, we are excited to receive

pace for us after nine dry days. we see some rain for parts of the area today in the city right now in the park just clouds and 65 right now with dew points on the rise as you're on the rise with us, and we appreciate that. some light showers through parts of the hudson valley and that dark green you see on the screen into upstate new york, that's hitting the grown, hey, a shower it's been so dry so long it's going to be slippery with the onset of this. you can see some breaks in the rain. it's on again off again during the course of the day, not a washout kind of scenario at all. just a passing shower this morning, better bet for more rain with an isolated thunderstorm later. a very mild muggy high of 80 as well. let's get you on your way on this busy friday. hey good morning, and good morning everybody. we do have a busy manhattan near the u. n. 1st avenue will be closed from 42nd to 48th street today as well as the cross streets that are in the area. that's due to the signing of the paris climate agreement happening at the united nations. having said that mass transit might be your best bet. everything is on or clos

schools and every penny stays in the school and keeps pace with our students needs on the school level and other schools as they take advantage of this parking tax fundraiser law. i want to ask if there is a report from the tax treasure and tax collector's office. >> thank you, amanda from the tax collectors office. you covered it beautifully. i'm happy to support it being a member of the school district myself. >>supervisor mark farrell: thank you, any comments? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for bringing this forward. i think it's a great idea. happy to support this. >> colleagues? >> we'll move it with a positive recommendation. >> motion by supervisor yee and tanning. we'll take that without objection. madam clerk, please call item no. 11. >>clerk: item no. 11. accept and spend grant california department of public health hepatitis c virus testing and linkages to care demonstration projects $456,000. >> good morning, supervisors, i'm here from the dopsz. we are requesting funding in the amount of $456,000 to build prevention and treatment of hepatitis c, we are excited to receive

pace is going to change. francine: under three hours for tom keene. -- iwe look at forecasts have been doing some research the like -- speaking to people like blackstone and black rock. they have cameras in the parkingpeople are coming in to spend. when you look at e-commerce and all of this, the fed, the ecb -- do we need to rethink on how the actual model growth -- how we modeled growth and consumption? james: absolutely. the gig economy, the 1099 economy in the united states has been exploding, especially among millennials. bls says that is not being properly captured in their data, and they are trying to properly capture it. if you look at the current debate among economists right now, we have strong payroll growth, weak gdp, which implies a negative productivity in the u.s. economy. does anybody believe the u.s. economy is negatively productive? no. francine: this goes back to the productivity puzzle. there is another school of thought, more radical, that says it is the mandate that is a problem. if you try to stick to inflation, certainly here in europe, it is not working. you need flex ability with your mandate. james: you do. dualthe fed has the mandate, they can do find that any way they wa