commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: just. i appreciate this conversation happening here. i just want to thank mr. gobel for hitting the ground running in two short weeks, preparing this -- the budget and information for us, because this is good -- a good discussion with today being the deadline to pass our budget, i do -- i do think that we should have something in there that -- that says, like in past years, that we would reserve the right for the full amount, and that we anticipate returning the money for -- to equal the 273? just sort of looking at the proposed fiscal year budget, i -- i don't see -- yeah, what you're talking about in terms of the money for -- to begin an rfp process for a special study. so am i overlooking that? >> no. part of this was i -- you know, trying to determine specifically what studies we're going to take on and what money we would need, but i'm certainly happy to look at a line item that -- that talks that? we have an estimated remaining balance of 51,000, which we can carry over, but i'm definitely open to a line item because it does look

commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: thank you so much. i think in light of our administrative officer's report on a proposed -- or not a proposed, but rather the estimated amount for fiscal year 2017 and 2018, i would move that we accept the -- accept our statutory limit of $297,342 with the estimate that we would be returning the balance of what is the mass is between 297,342 and 273,000 while reserving the right to the full amount in this fiscal year and in years to come. if that sounds good, and there are no amendments to that, i would move that to this commission. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. let's open it up to public comment first. are there any members of the public wishing to comment on this? seeing none, public comment is closed. so there's a motion on the table. seconded by commissioner row know -- ronen, to take that without objection. madam clerk, can you please call item number seven. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer, members of the commission, angela calvillo, interim administrative officer. i want to just mak

moved by commissioner pollock and seconded by commissioner ronen.tions, these minutes are approved. madam clerk, can you please call item number three. [agenda item read]. >> clerk: there's one seat and one applicant, the one applicant being cynthia pollock. >> supervisor fewer: do we have an update from an interim administrative officer? >> chair fewer, members of the commission, angela calvillo, the interim officer. >> miss calvillo, so sorry to interrupt, because this does pertain to my application, i would just like to excuse myself from the room. >> supervisor fewer: oh, yes. >> as you know, commissioners, cynthia pollock remains in seat six as you know she may do so until another commissioner is appointed or she is reappointed. now commissioner shanti singh was appointed to the alternate seat to lafco. welcome, commissioner singh. the commissioner was able to participate in commissioner business, and with commissioner singh, we have the necessary quorum to consider item three. given that commissioner pollock has already recused herself and lef

my daughter was meadow jade pollock and she meant the world to me and she's not here anymore. and she was my baby. she was my princess. she was everything. so we can't let this go in vain. >> when this happens, myself included, when there was a shooting in another state, you just go on with your lives and you think it's never going to happen. but i'm trying to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: in the aftermath of that meeting, president trump seemed eager to embrace a variety of gun reform initiatives. >> it doesn't make sense that i have to wait till i'm 21 to get a handgun, but i can get this weapon at 18. >> reporter: he championed more funding for school security, increased mental health scrutiny, and advocated the teachers should carry weapons a gun-free zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, that's like going in for the ice cream. >> reporter: the president even scolding congressmen for failing to stand up to the nra. >> some of you people are petrified of the nra. you can't be petrified. they want to do what's right and they're goin

andrew pollock here to react.ion for families of fallen soldiers, the university honoring american heroes in the most amazing way. >> donald trump taking his attacks on the mueller probe to a new level warning the investigation could impact the midterm elections. catherine herridge has that story. regional twitter the pres. wrapped up the pressure labeling members of the special counsel team surging angry democrats, obama loyalists meddling with the midterm elections because the president said republicans are take the lead. he went further questioning why they aren't investigating hillary clinton to the republican-led house oversight judiciary committees are preparing for a new round of key fbi interviews in religion, witnesses include espionage chief who oversaw the clinton email address a counterintelligence case. the russia probe officially opened in late july 2016, coming that testified he was told not to inform congress for months. these texts from peter stzrok lisa page drying scrutiny because they indicate

andrew pollock, the father of meadow pollock, killed in the parkland massacre, joins us earlier to express>> the manufacturer of the game to develop a game like that doesn't make sense. >> the first step. >> reporter: pollock set forth in h point plan to boost school safety, secure the perimeter, control the flow, protect the interior, developed the school safety volunteer network, increase parental communication, appoint a district school safety specialist, increased mental health services and establish a school safety hotline. i am trying to put myself in the father's position in seeing a game that makes light of it. jillian: it is not often we have something everybody on all sides agree on but everything i yesterday was complete outrage about this. rob: your reaction pouring in, video games and virtual reality have taken over kids minds today. the youth of today can't grasp the reality of actual violent acts and the destruction it causes. david and instagram says horrible example, so many isolated and mentally ill people. why do them anymore ideas? steve on facebook says absolutely disg

. >> you remember him, the father of parkland shooting victim meadow pollock. he's fired a lawsuit against the former broward sheriff's deputy, scott peterson. we did reach out to deputy peterson's attorney, and we did not hear back but we did see his attorney was quoted elsewhere. i will get to that in a second. mr. pollock, thanks for joining us. >> you are welcome. >> how are you holding up? >> it's not easy. it's brutal. i'm on that commission, and i see a lot of the evidence coming in. it's not easy handling it but the immeasurable love i have for my daughter is empowering me to fight for her, and that's what my daughter would want. that's what i'm doing. >> i could not believe when i looked into the details of meadow 's shooting, how many times she was shot and how she was protecting another student. >> this deputy was driven to that door on a golf cart. at that time, i called the shooter 181598. that's his prison i.d. number. i won't recognize him by his name. so 181958 was on the first floor when this deputy got to the building. so can you imagine? he w

. >> commissioner pollock: sure. i definitely know there are many folks that should be in the room, and i appreciate you sort of herding all of the information together and giving people a framework? i think the only thing that i am concerned about is that, you know, that we get a really amazing report and things just go stagnant. and so i -- that's the really big concern that i have. and i don't know if it needs to be this body or the board of supervisors or someone at the state level needs to take the ball and run. but i just wonder if there's a road map that you'll include that just sort of says, if you want to begin this, someone needs to take it -- take it further. >> yeah, commissioner, i think we're in full agreement. we've seen these reports as molly said, from a number of other yourself jurisdictions come out and really be deflating in a -- jurisdictions come out and really be deflating. ultimately, it's not up to the treasurer, right? it will be a much bigger policy matter, but we want to make sure that the

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. >> reporter: andrew pollock lost his daughter in the same florida massacre and is outraged by the gamet says that violent video games in general don't turn kids into killers. >> my kids played games, a lot of kids i see playing these games and they're not going to go out and do anything violent. >> reporter: a disclaimer says in no event should anyone attempt to recreate or mimic any of the actions. more than 100,000 have signed a petition to prevent the game's launch next month. late tonight the game's owner, steam, says it's pulled the game and says it won't do business with the game's developer. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> ahead, from the football field to the medical field. the big achievement for a nfl star. i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. anvillaraigo's being bankrolled wby a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong witholitics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in aff

sponsored the congress of cultural freedom with artists like leonard bernstein george orwell and jackson pollock as symbols of western culture and liberal expression while artists like paul robeson a black singer an actor who advocated for civil rights and peace with the soviets were hounded that time they were targeting great activist entertainers such as paul robeson who was an amazing musician was considered when the best singers in the world and also an actor and so you find that they seriously targeted paul robeson dosing him with acid for example according to a sun power was in junior in in a hotel in moscow about a few weeks before he was going to meet with che guevara and fidel castro the cia had started a group called the congress of cultural freedom and that group with huge gave out vast amounts of money that in effect in studying all the cia documents and u.s. intelligence documents they became america's secret ministry of culture in hollywood the cia had assets like louis roski working at major studios like paramount as well as m g m n r k o two in the words of psychological warfare

discussed tesla terrible trouble was the car coach has an additional title as of a few hours ago pollock's wife has a go to break your leg numbers the closing bell another green arrow for oil today at sixty nine dollars not the eighty dollars that the saudis want will be right back. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my mike will still be on the board doesn't implement the eyes of god of this dome is going to come to the. woods as the theory that the dog on into the sea it's a must also live in the proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that two things off misc books it will know that the softness of these missiles is a selling this is also the only one note the more vocal almost like there will be soon the world was all over the rules and this is the arsenals of the host i didn't miss the old vision stopping there was a sting of uncle's a front is up

for years it's good for exactly seven years because one of the things those belladonna nothing in pollock of course of course nothing other than nothing so you've offered not so in its place there's nothing in it all the last true there's nothing in it plus quantum he has plenty is an agreement which truly dismantles iran's nuclear probably use a really good engineer i'm going to get that. i can't predict the future but there's certainly you know before iraq for president trumps withdraw from the three there was zero chance now there is a chance now at least for ten to fifteen years something would have worked and now there's nothing so for ten fifteen years iran gets to massacre say a half million syrians in the syrian civil war i know you don't care about that but it's very close to has a two hour drive do you know whether i care or not what about you not asking about you don't see you seem to think the iranians are still you about israel i'm asking about israel because you neither represent syria nor hamas iran gets to establish itself militarily in syria and transform syria to an acti

you may remember andrew pollock from his emotional speech after losing his little girl. >> my daughtering to see again. she is not here. how many schools, how many children have to get shot? >> the wrongful death suit against scott peterson, writing i want to expose that coward so bad, wherever he goes i want people to recognize him and say that is one of the cowards of broward. he has since resigned. >> what her family was handed -- she set up his lemonade stands to help her sick mom who needs a kennedy -- kidney and pancreas transplant. >> every time she tries to get up she is struggling and i tried to do the best i can do for her. she is very compassionate. >> she started a go fund me page. she has raised $200,000. the time is almost, not quite sure about 40 minutes after the top of the hour and snowflakes demanding a safe space campus, the list of demands from liberal students at one university taking center stage, the left versus the left, the battle brewing between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. the pint-sized baseball player going viral, showing you why. ♪ b change the lef

relations committee who called it a provocation as well and who compared this case to this great pollock case and i've seen that on several russian media outlets as well. after all russia may maintains that it was not behind the poisoning of former russian spy sergei screwball in england even though the international community blamed blamed russia for that and this really plays into russia's hands because now russia can kind of use this case to show that. all other cases where russia was accused were also fake were also some kind of applaud and we've seen the russian state russian state television as well using this opportunity to kind of mock ukraine's operation and they've been rather sarcastic and reporting about this whole case does actually very interesting point emily because the reporters without borders chief has condemned the egyptian corporation as a percentage stunt is ukraine losing the public relations battle and credibility in general. well i think this is an interesting one less on the one hand you have a pretty exclusively negative reaction abroad especially from many int

. >> medvedev will be prime minister if he is checked by pollock -- parliament.here is a new post. , at least in name, have ideas to overhaul the economy. is that just a gesture? >> we will see. drin has been very important to investors, thanks to his record. -- he has been out of government since 2011. the market has been watching closely for the possibility of his return. he has been advising vladimir putin for advice on the economic term. -- play a greater role in making policy. we have not heard anything official. we don't see where there is a role yet for him. there might be something for him that we will know later this week. russia/u.s. relations, how important is it for vladimir putin, economically, socially, and otherwise, to be on good terms with president donald trump? clearly, it is a fracture us relationship right now. >> it is a very tough relationship. the last week of sanctions, that was struck a number of major russian companies, it hurt the economies, ruble into a tailspin. it has been another shock for the kremlin here. i think there is going t

as commissioner pollock said, i've been with the sfd fund apo as billion, after four years, we got to that meeting at sf'ers, and i felt like something was going to happen, and we just came out of there with another plan to make a plan, and it just infeweriated me. like you said, this should have happened a decade ago. we need to make this happen. we need a public bank. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you, chairman. next speaker, please. >> thank you, chair fewer and commissioners. chad holtsman, senior policy analyst for 350 bay area but speaking for myself as a language time san franciscans. i want to thank the treasurer and the great staff for the great attitude which i don't always see from city departments. i do think that, i guess the comments by curtis and trevor are worth -- this is kind of focusing on the positive aspects of the bank, potential positive aspects, and i think what we're highlighting is the averted negative aspects of not doing this, which is -- which is also i want to bring into the room, have led the campaign to divest your pension fund from fossil fuels

the "miami herald" reports that meadow pollock's dad is suing scott peterson for wrongful death.r let his daughter got get shot nine tim. he was rude dominic has resigned. and check this out, folks stuck up up side down on a roller coaster in japan. cruz at universal studios rescued more than 60 people. japanese broadcaster reports a safety device detected something was wrong and it stopped the coaster. and, the egypt's weather service reported that a storm shut down highways because people couldn't see. meteorologists say it is expected to last through thursday. we will be right back. outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible and binge better. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good? it's a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra

i am joined by commissioner cynthia pollock on my left and hillary ronen on my left. i am also joined by alisa romero the clerk. my apologies for starting late. i was in another committee meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? [agenda item read] >> supervisor fewer: thank you. madam clerk, can you please ca

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we count it in pollock power politics and not actually, really discounting the actual strategic interests of the koreans themselves so when north korea is approaching this process, it isn't just about denuclearization . it's not just about sanctions, you can't just buy them off because again, they don't trust the us. they've seen the cycle. they seem deals fall apart as far back as the agreed framework which was working that could have been renegotiated at a time when it could have made an impact. as recently as the iran deal , that is working and it's proven to be working if the us can still walk away. i think when north korea approaches this process, they are looking more or a fundamental change in the political relationship and that part of denuclearization, it's not just getting quick rewards. gary guarantees mean nothing on paper in an agreement until they had time to again, be laid out and to have a consistent pattern over time and to show that this is a fundamental relationship. in order to take those bigger steps of actually dealing with the core of their backup plan. so i think w

sunday, assertions and, sam sorbo and joe pollock talk about conservatism in the age of donald trump. on american history tv, c-span 3, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan on the 1864 civil war overland campaign. sunday at 11:00 eastern, a new monument at arlington national cemetery dedicated to honor the him helicopter pilots and crew members killed during the vietnam war. watch this weekend on the c-span networks. sunday, robert courson on his new book "rocket man," about the 1968 apollo mission to the moon. >> tide did not realize until i began to talk to the asked -- the astronauts how big a role the wives played. all three of them believed, without their wives, they could not have pulled this off. caring's --the most the most daring mission nasa had ever run. it was done very quickly. everything was for the first time. these men needed winds at home who were absolutely supportive. not just supportive, but did not reveal to their husbands how much they were suffering and how terrified they really were. >

andrew pollock, the father, says the point of his lawsuit is exposing him as what he calls a coward.nd the long time gymnastics trainer, bella and martha karolyi are suing the u.s. gymnastics. had he say they shouldn't be held responsible for the sexual abuse that happened at their ranch in texas by team coach nasser. they say they aren't responsible for him. there have not been comments on the lawsuit. >>> and new this morning, concerns about spying are now prompting the pentagon to ban the sale of certain smart frozen from two chinese companies the every military base. i want to bring hans and ask you about this. what's going on. >> reporter: these are wall way funds, if you pick up the phone here, i hope that's not an important force. but these are wa ways and dt phones and these are sold on public exchanges. these are the military shopping malls that sell everything from sunscreen to cell phones. they've banned them starting april the 25th so they're no longer available and it is, as you said, security concerns that is motivating this. here's what the pentagon said in a statement

. >> pollock coming mention you on the left at harvard. why were you an elected one for you non-on that today. >> when i came back to law school i was on the right. i went to harvard in both directions. to some extent labors they had experienced overseas. it was a burglary scholar at south africa and it changed my mind about a lot of things. being exposed to a country enjoying newfound freedoms come up but also implementing far left wing policies and seeing the result, which at the time i believed was very excited about. policies about race at the upper progressive minded and how the policies backfired, how they limited freedom, how they hurt people started a process of questioning by prior values and is concerned to see the results of my political belief and part. i wanted to see that the things i believe dennis at graduate of harvard would happen in the real world. i saw the opposite happening i went back to retain. the middle east had a big role. 9/11, looking at how the left seem to ignore tierney compassing to ignore the ideology behi

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sunday, sam sorbo and joel pollock talk about conservatism in the age of donald trump and on americanhistory tv c-span3 tonight at 8:00 pm eastern on lectures in history, sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan on the 1864 civil war overland campaign and sunday 11 am eastern a new monument at arlington national cemetery dedicated to one of the 5000 helicopter pilots and

your kids, inspirational journey from self-doubt or to homeschool advocate, also joining us is joel pollock, graduate of harvard, harvard law school. his book, wacko birds, fall and lives of the tea party and how trump won, the inside story of the revolution and also joining us is bruce herschensohn who has worked for pres.s nixon and reagan, the author of 13 books, he teaches at pepperdine university and he was a 1992 republican candidate for senate in california. bruce herschensohn, as someone who lived and breathed the republican party for years and years, what does it mean to be a conservative in california? >> you are in deep trouble anytime you go outside. you have a difficult time getting reservations for dinner if you want to see someone, everything is fine except you are conscious of the politics and so often you want to go to a particular place as a demonstration. let me tell you one very funny thing, at the beginning of the iraqi war there was a demonstration against the iraqi war. i could see it from a balcony, a place very close. i was looking at it and there was a guy saying u

i believe in jackson pollock. >> you're looking at an oscar-winning performance of marcia gay harden.black." she plays the residency director who leads the team in a business e.r. they call her daddy there. here's a preview of tonight's episode. >> he shows fluid on his left lung. >> let's get ready for a chest tube. >> this is congressman read. >> it doesn't change the fact he has a dislocated shoulder. let's put it back in. >> we do not speculate on the private life of our patience. >> she serves a mpersonal medicl battle. she talks about her mother beverly who's battling alzheimer's. it's published by a dae vision of sigh money and shufter. i'm so touched. my mom died when i was 60, s 40 show was 60. it was a love letter to her but it talks about her career. you said your mother is the truest friend you'll have in your life and i think that's so true. >> it absolutely is true. my mother was my best friend. we appreciate our mothers, all they do, all they give us. >> even when they get on your nerves. >> and they do. that's part of the passage of motherhood. but this was chronicling

jonathan santa pollock, california. good morning.: good morning, and i would like to thank c-span. my comment is to get out and vote. so many times in the midterm elections, we have a liberating turnout. get out and vote and support your candidate. a low voter turnout is the shame of america, so we all need to get out and vote and make sure that we go to the polls. host: john, thanks for the calls this morning. (202) 748-8000 if you are a democrat, (202) 748-8001 if you are a republican, (202) 748-8002 if you are an independent. let us know what primaries you are most interested in seeing the results from. today's primaries in north carolina, west virginia, indiana, and ohio. we talked a little bit about indiana's far. threey senate race there, republican senate candidates vying to replace the unopposed joe donnelly senator from indiana. an almal share in al mater and similar conservative policy, according to the "usa today." host: here is one of the senate adds in that race, todd rokita, the congressman, going after special counsel

all right, andrew pollock, thank you so much and so sorry for your loss. steve: indeed.le. 30 minutes before the top of the hour. moments ago disgraced harvey weinstein turned himself in to police. we will have the latest as he walks in and faces his crimes alleged. brian: plus, abby is live at the intrepid museum with our friend lee greenwood. there they are. hey, abby. >> hey, ainsley. a great friend of the show. we all know him and love him lee greenwood. this is not the first time he has performed on top the aircraft carrier but it will be his favorite. the sun is out. he loves our military and loves memorial day. right after this break we will talk to you and get to know you better and later on in the show perform. >> intrepid in the middle of new york city. last time i was on aircraft carrier i was on the aircraft carrier nimitz and performed for the sailors. want to wish a happy memorial day. we will see you in a few minutes live. abby: back after this. ♪ allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for power