take it. >> director raphael. >> thank you. as the operations committee knows they got a deep dive briefing on the budget and i want to thank the commissioners on the operations committee who put in the time -- the extra time as specially commissioner stephenson to understand where the budget is and where it needs to go. so tonight joe salem will be giving you the high level and explain where we are in the budget process which is at earl stages but it's an action item for you tonight. we all have to stay awake and alert and appreciate joe -- >> and still being thorough as possible. >> i'm joe salem. i'm the fiscal manager for the department of the environment. and tonight i'll be giving a brief presentation on the fiscal 2018-2019 draft budget. a couple quick things before we get started here. first is this is a draft budget. as such it's going to change between now and the time we submit a balanced budget to the mayor's office february 21. the second thing is we're not going to be reviewing the physical 2019-2020 budget in thi

. >> director raphael? >> when mayor lee first interviewed me to be director of the environment, his first words to me were debbie, how can you make sure it reaches all san franciscoians. that was the number one thing he was thinking of when selecting the person for the job. the work of grid embodies our late mayor's ethic to wanting to bring benefit to everyone and so solar is not just for those who can afford it, who have the fancy homes. it's pretty easy in a way to make requirements for new construction. we can say all new houses have to have solar. the challenge is how do you put it on existing buildings, especially when the people who occupy them can't put the solar on. there is -- there are very few examples in my experience of organizations as effective as grid alternative. the thing that warms my heart so deeply and i'm so glad there's regional staff here as well, your focus is way beyond the bubble of the bay area. you're looking how do we bring solar to places not only like san francisco with tre

raphael was determined to go to college. he had heard about the importance of attending class on the first day and without any other means of transportation, raphael walked more than ten miles to campus, in florida in august. talk about commitment and dedication despite all of the odds being stacked against him. raphael's story is illustrative of so many students who are willing to do whatever it takes for a better future for themselves and their families. our current system for financial aid does not fit the need of students like raphael who need our support the most. it was designed to serve traditional students. the typical student in osceola county is not traditional. the students with the greatest need are those who have already demonstrated their need through another means tested federal benefit program such as snap or ta tanif. why should we require our students to once again prove their family's financial need. we are working hard to increase the college going rate of recent high school graduates and deeply concerned

players no doubt wowed by the views, spain ‘s raphael caballo w011 the views, spain ‘s raphael caballo8:10 a.m.. is a very technical course, you to drive a good off the tee. obviously being smart as well, the greens have gotten smaller but they asked firm and fast and you need to be on top of your game. there is no real area that you can be slacking to try to win. play good and hold some parts. —— putts. granite jack's second goal has put arsenal through to the league cup final. a failed to yield a goal in the first leg and they will now battle it out for the first major domestic trophy on the 25th of february. —— granit xhaka. real madrid have been knocked out of the copper delray, they won the first leg 1—0 but lost out at this second encounter, which will put pressure on is zidane, there are head coach. they were sent through on the away goal rule. the second test in johannesburg is under way it surely, india were dismissed on the first a. south africa will resume on six — one with an already unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. how about this for a goal? as spanish goalkeeper has b

so raphael and yaki you guys met in drexel.lege. how did you take this idea and build a business? can you inspire some of our viewers? >> yes, sure. so i met raphael in college. i was a finance student. raphael was studying law and instantly both in business 101 class became good friends, and by sophomore year i was the one with a car out of the friends group. i was driving of one 7eleven, to cvs and realized like i'm done doing favors and there has to be better way to get convenience store products delivered. so that's when we thought of the idea when we told our parents, we told our friends they thought we were crazy. like, you know, just finish school, you guys if you want to start a business just graduate and just go the traditional route and we went against what everyone thought was right for us and we started the business junior year of college. raphael and myself were doing deliveries for six months. didn't hire a single employee until we were doing hundreds of deliveries a day. and little by little became profitable sta

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and the change that raphael and his charity is aiming to bring about is in the minds of hundred residents who still view migration as their only salvation paying lip. the attention to the well known rules. even know when to. cross a. router it was very dangerous and that many of their friends and parents were dead because of that sound of their young people from one salah wanted to cross browser here and. what makes the approach of this charity so innovative is not its idealism but its pragmatism in linking the economic interests of spanish citizens with the well being of those in a remote iraq and village. it costs taxpayers in spain two thousand euros every time that a drowned man is sent back in a coffin so far better to spend that in developing the migrants place of origin and adoption of sorts that others can emulate we wanted to make for on their home soil or a good place to leave because it is i would have a place to live. we have thirty building a small clinic a classroom for the children. we have started to given them. in order to avoid data little children work in the in the cou

, i can't show it to you because our camera there is very, very foggy, but there's a crash in san raphael. give us your extra time if that's your commute. >>> still no word of problems in sonoma county after a 2.2 magnitude earthquake. the geysers, it has small earthquakes. last night's was stronger than most. no serious damage has been reported. >>> a man who died in police custody after police stunned him with a stun gun, they say it shouldn't have been used on him. an investigation by the d.a.'s office has begun. >> police tasered warren inside of his parents home in daily steady shortly before tuesday. the family called for help when her 34-year-old son running around the house acting scared. >> he likes to take drugs and that's why we called police, he likes drugs. >> the family has called police about 10 times in the past ten years. the police never used a taser in any of the encounters, tuesday night was the only time. >> this is the first time when he was unconscious when he left the house. >> not only did they take to the hospital or jail, you know, when he he's high. >> -- when

and those who only want to see the cherubs will end up discovering raphael sistine madonna and the othertreasures we have here as well. even inger has come and i got tickets for the famous opa for a production of mozart's don giovanni. gorgeous luxurious decor everything looks old and quaint but actually it isn't the simple opera house is a reconstruction east germany rebuilt in line with the original designs by got few samples. ok. great music great acoustics now i really get why the sample is known around the entire world what a way to end my trip to dresden. for . our final stop in this special edition of check in takes us to the world's biggest beer festival tobar fest in munich. and. of course when you go to the october first you want to look the part traditional costumes are really popular during october fest. for. women have. and the men have leather pants leader who was. the leader was it a leader was a special of course so do you only see them at october first or will you see them at the office to walk. owns it in that if you want to in this region later who is and are just worn

. >> i'll talk to you whenever sally jessica raphael announces she's running for president.ter this on the final five. >>> mit romney apparently underwent surgery for prostate cancer. the his prognosis is good. the 70-year-old formal massachusetts governor is being encouraged to run in utah. hatchet announced he would retire when his term was up. >>> three people in new york city including a firefighter were injured in a small electrical fire the heavy is that clear was billowing out of the roof. trump tower on 5th avenue. fire broke out in a cooling tower. the president was wasn't there. the new york fire department called the fire quick and routines and they have to evacuate. >>> a grand jury reportedly hearing testimony in an investigation in a land deals made by the wife of bernie sanders. the feds are looking into deals that jane sanders made while serving as president of burlington college. allegations she falsified loan documents to try to secure funding, burlington defaulted on its grand jury has been empanelled. on account of a government interview of a witness. ber

church the home church about the king later this year ok thank you very much indeed reverend wright raphael warnock thank you for your thoughts thank you for your service on the news asked and ahead. police in greece fired tear gas at protesters outside parliament while inside politicians vote through a new measure as. dramatic images imagine of the moment to fall collapses it exchange seventy people injured. and a last gasp touchdown that secured a place in the n.f.l. last for details coming up in sport. welcome to international weather forecasts we have really cold air pushing down across a good part of europe over the next few days see quite a bit snow up across the baltic states eastern and down through poland and further towards the south more snow on the outs again cold air across eastern areas and there's a move a forecast on twenty four hours many areas seen snow some snow showers at the very least some heavy rain across parts of the balkans and chilly conditions across the u.k. into france the snow a beer implemented still not looking too bad highs there of twelve degrees on the ot

the high flying moments and the second top i thought back were more effective once they brought on raphael. started suggester the band suddenly with that's when all of the above file with the equalizer the above were a static above us it was a familiar feeling to come to the scenes at the booth they crumble like they had so many times before the object of a joke but had not was a very open game overall and blood but could have had a last minute winner just like we did speak of i get the football god seemed to be rooting for cologne to stay in the first division the batter caravans shots could have easily played back up to heads. but then the ninety six minutes approached. i don't know non tie to their hopes. and then came this was the constant too much of a bit his very first not see one zero to the last to the end to the way of objective though that has not only know that i also hope for a comeback for staying in the me the body gets a fix the last second i got my body behind the ball and managed to put it in the back of the net with them and it is the rest you saw for yourself i don't re

after visiting an exhibition of children's drawings he said it took me four years to paint like raphaelbut a lifetime to paint like a child. play reduce the form of a child to its lowest common denominator the circle for the head to rings with the eyes and an equal side for the mouth. it is reminiscent in its simplicity of a stick figure his roots go back to prehistoric. the spanish painter one was inspired by the child's subconscious mind. played with characteristics of children's drawings depicting a frontal view schematic spontaneous and with clumsily drawn lines. began painting at the age of eight he was nearly fifty when he executed this painting of a mother and child in the style of a child's drawing just not the way a child would draw it. takes there's a step further in this painting from the one nine hundred fifty. its title translates as blondie in the park of attraction is. this work is not a painting in the literal sense it's a collage cats and pasted as if by a child's hand. it was made by the french artist in the one nine hundred sixty one and is untitled carrot no. using j

bass and high flying moments in the second top i got back were more effective once they brought on raphael i. started to just heard the band suddenly of the it was one hell of a breath i had with the equalizing the a black box where i static the boss it was a familiar feeling for cohen the scenes at the boot they crumbled like they had so many times before the break up of a couple had not was a very open game overall and blood but could have had a last minute winner just like we did speak of the be at the football gods seem to be rooting for cologne to stay in the first division the batter caravans shots could have easily put that back to heads. but then the ninety six minutes approached. i don't know on tight to their hopes the band that came this process constantine was shy about his very first nazi wanted out of the last two moves of the wave above that though that has not only low but also hope for a comeback for staying in the me the body looks and thinks the last second i got my body behind the ball slipped and managed to put it in the back of the net with that when i was in the rest

i left ran raphael about a little before 3:00 a.m., you can see the route here. southbound 101 past the north gate mall to the civic center, not foggy at all. cloudy but not down on the roads. not limited visibility. it's clear all the way to san francisco and the golden gate bridge. they're going to reconfigure your commute from 3 to 4 lanes. the fog represents on orange at our traffic map and that is affecting your drive. we do have a delay in the eastbound reverse commute on altamont pass. we'll explain after this. >>> thank you so much, sue. everybody talking about this. exactly. just like that. utah senator orrin hatch is an instant meme after removing eyeglasses that weren't there. >> we can see hatch remove his phantom specs and begin his questioning. totally unfazed during a hearing yesterday. the lawmaker's office responded in the tweet and the tweet was pretty funny. they say, oh, you don't know about these new glasses. they're invisible. they're new. you probably never heard of them. >> you do the funniest post about this yesterday. if you haven't seen

writer, broadcaster, and journalist amir taheri, and the british political commentator and writer adam raphaelast for a few more months. president trump has declared he will extend sanctions relief for iranjust once more, giving european countries what he called ‘a last chance' to fix ‘terrible flaws' in the 2015 deal. for example, the white house wants signatories to agree permanent restrictions on iran's uranium enrichment — currently they expire in a sunset clause in 2025. and the administration has announced 14 new targeted sanctions against individuals and entities. amir, all other signatories say this deal is working, ...so so what does this stance from president trump mean, do you think? years trying to link the deal to two other

raphael has turned the house into a flourishing in with his wife magdalena. today they run the business together with their grown up children the what used to be the base for the rescue crew. behind us when we started this was a control center and the kitchen was out there and there was a window here we put up a desk we had a telephone and two radios and that was it that was father's going on and. when we got a call out everyone had to jump up not delaine and everyone mountain rescue had absolute priority the guests weren't so important we need to know. the helicopter took off right next to the terrace. the sun on hans during the pioneering days of the io topping the rescue service was founded when several mountain rescue teams joined forces the first rescue operations unforgettable. a very fancy car if i was very nervous when i see a young person joining us now flying for the first time and trembling i'm not surprised at all because i was the same to me. it's an overwhelming emotion because it was incredible for. me that you could be up on such a long go in

reverend raphael warnock, the senior pastor of dr. king's ebebezer baptist churcebebezer n atlanta, called for an apology instead of a proclamation. >> what we are hearing from the white house, not just on last evening but over the last several months, is not tough words. they're hateful words. >> that's right. >> reporter: now, today, president trump spent time playing golf after he had a physical checkup on friday. white house doctor ronny jackson says the president is in excellent health and will provide a more detailed assessment once he's taken a look at test results. reena. >> ninan: errol, thank you. well the flu has officially reached epidemic levels in the u.s. it's widespread in 49 states. hawaii is the only exception. 20 children have died so far this season. tony dokoupil has more on the outbreak. >> we thought he would be fine. and now we're planning his funeral. >> reporter: flu is almost everywhere right now, including fort wayne, indiana, where lisa sanchez says her brother, jessie, succumbed this week. >> this flu jus

writer, broadcaster, and journalist amir taheri, and the british political commentator and writer adam raphael. welcome to you all. the iran nuclear deal survives, at least for a few more months. president trump has declared he will extend sanctions relief for iranjust once more, giving european countries what he called "a last chance" to fix "terrible flaws" in the 2015 deal. for example, the white house wants signatories to agree permanent restrictions on iran's uranium enrichment — currently they expire in a sunset clause in 2025. and the administration has announced 1a new targeted sanctions against individuals and entities. amir, all other signatories say this deal is working, so what does this stance from president trump mean, do you think? he is trying to link the deal to two other issues, one being the missile programme, which is mentioned in the united nations resolution but not in the deal. don't forget that the deal is just a verbal deal, nobody signed it. nobody is really legally committed to it. it is just a political move. the second thing is, he wants to link it to human rights,

to reverend raphael warnock a senior pastor at the ebenezer baptist church which is the spiritual home of martin luther king jr i asked him how he felt about the comments don't trump allegedly made last week well like so many people i was shaken to my core when i heard reports of this kind of venomous. volcanic eruption of hate speech spewing out of the oval office certainly there are conflicting reports about whether he said it i have no doubt this is consistent with what we've seen with donald trump this is a man who launched his presidential campaign saying that mexicans are raped as murderers muslims are terrorists. and now to just disparage an entire country of haitian people in the entire continent of africa the only people that donald trump seems to sit comfortably with are neo nazis and members of the k.k.k. when we call their people it's a dangerous moment it's a serious moment and we and america have to rise up once again and recommit ourselves to the virtues of freedom and glue seventy and equality for all the south korean government has made public transport free during pea

sites this is in the main protest site there's another smaller protest site and apparently joshua was raphael wong and the others had stopped the police from clearing it or had resisted burning to the judge they were given several warnings to leave the protest site and they refused to move and therefore they are now in contempt so they've had pleaded guilty all joshua eleven of them pleaded guilty including joshua won and iran fell one that was nearly two years ago when they were first charged and david just briefly why is the sentencing taken so long and where does this now leave the pro-democracy movement. you know daryn that's a very interesting question and many skeptics are saying part of the reason could be because many of those who are in the court right behind me were under the age of twenty one until very recently so sentencing them before they turn twenty one men that they wouldn't. be given jail terms under hong kong law they would be allowed to be sent to jail so there is speculation that the sentencing could be handed down now when many of them particularly joshua wong and rafael

john williams has experience from san francisco, loretta mester from cleveland and now, raphael bostic from atlanta. these people are not only first rate economists, but their views have been pretty much aligned, at least according to their public statements, with what the policy has been all along. what i think they will stick to and probably be a tad more hawkish than the current makeup inpresidents who were voting -- voted in in 2017. mark: it could be more than likely that we see more than three rate hikes in 2018? robert: i'm not sure about that. right now, because of the vacancies and all the rest of it, i think you will see caution to begin with. they will be data dependent. i know there were some expressions in the last minutes of the fomc about people being not quite so sure about whether the number of hikes they had forecastsin the sep would infect the realized. -- in fact be realized. they will be data dependent. it depends on how the economy evolves. vonnie: there were lots of people chattering after the release of the 2012 minutes from all the 2012 fomc meetings when jerom

napa novato, and palo alto is at 41 degrees, san raphael is 41.own to 42 until the cell came in. petaluma, novato is in the 30s, pretty cold air. it's 21 in truckee. they had off and on snow. it looks like a better opportunity up here. farther north a better opportunity than to the south. we'll get isolated area, this is to the shape of that system. look where it is, it's about santa rosa north. the weekend will be dry, it will be warmer and sunday into monday. but, showers, heaviest to the north, low snow levels to the north, i don't think it will happen here, a few morning showers clearing out and it will be cool for the next couple of mornings, today's highs will be in the 50s, low to mid at best. tomorrow we'll clear it out and except for a cold morning saturday, sunshine and warmer temperatures, you two. >> it looks nice, thank you. >> i know you have all of the -- >> i thought you did it for me. >> i did it for you, pam. >>> our local water districts say our water supply looks good. as of now, east bay m.u.d. says it's above average. and san

[applause] >> commissioner: director raphael. >> i'm sorry. >> commissioner: commissioner, all yours.> so really quick i want to echo what everybody else said with the stellar work you're doing and the whole team is doing. i just had one clarification, jessie, is this for you, regarding sustainable trips and the definition. my understanding -- correct me if i'm wrong, doesn't it include sharing service. >> there's walking and cycling and there's a dialing whether we should include ride-sharing services and if ride sharing services should be included ib that definition, what that looks like. does it mean that car needs to have three or more people in it despite how it's powered. does it need to be a zero-emissions vehicle with two people in it. that hasn't been determined yet but that's a conversation starting this year. >> so my closing piece on that again echoing the great amazing work you're doing but i would love to hear maybe the policy committee down the road, the state of play around that because i know a great deal of the congestion in the city and emissions is due to ride serv

raphael: just fourt are brothers who hate bullies, and love this city. leonardo: woo! haha. leonardo: gear up guys! lemonis: it had been a few days since i checked out old san juan. it was nighttime. "restaurant closed because of the hurricane." normally there would be crowds of tourists, but it was largely deserted. but what about in daylight? what's up, guys? i went back for another look. there's still a lot of stuff closed 45, 46 days after the hurricane. along the way, a gift shop. are you open now? man: we're open. we closing now if you want to come in. yeah. when did you open? around three days after the hurricane. on a typical saturday, how many customers would you see? lemonis: how much foot traffic? 20 people a day? oh, no, no. a hundred? yeah, 200 or 300, 400, 500,yeah. in a day? in a day, yeah. and how many have you seen today? 30. it sure doesn't feel like a resort island. finally, i came back to marmalade, the restaurant that owner peter schintler showed me several nights earlier. okay, i have one question. you know, i came back specifically to find out if

. >> hi, my name is raphael. i'm asking that we as a board appoint a caretaker for mayor. let's have a level playing field for everybody to be fair. secondly, i'm asking the budget committee, please, do not support and fund tasers for the fspd. we just had recently a murder at the hands of the city police department who hit him twice. he died. he was a good friend of mine. i've been at the police commission meetings and there was 85% of the people who showed up to the meetings who are against tasers. i would like to declare the vote that the commission had taken that day be thrown out under the sunshine ordinance. thank you. >> thank you for your comments, next speaker, please. >> hi there, my name is brad chapin. i'm on the board of the milk club, but don't represent them and live with harry brit, my mentor and former president of board of supervisors. i just wanted to express my gratitude for this board. from the left to the right. while i was sitting in the audience, a friend of mine was sending me videos of homeland security police officers in the city at the ferry bui

nbc's raphael seth takes a look back at the weirdest and wildest events of 2017. >> as we tumble toward year, nothing heightens the senses quite like jumping into an airplane and the top ten list. walk this way. all kinds of records were set in 2017, including walking on hands, walking on ladders and walking on water. this diy ironman set the record for fastest jetsuit. number nine, snake charmer. drought brought this cobra into the open where it drank from a water bottle. these russian bikers did a ride share with a grizzly. number seven on this list, but number one in cajones, gave this gator a spank. this could have been part gourd. to the world of sport, rocky mountain low. >> the most dangerous thing you can do on a horse. >> using horsepower to ski the flats. check out this portlander who shredded his own trail. don't try this at home champ. number four, shoveling the snow. these contestants competed in shovel races at a new mexico resort going as fast as 70 miles per hour. third on the list, one strike and two balls, ceremonyial first pitch turned a paparazzi into a soprano. and

composer who is very close to the heart of the fall fish family and the music is being played by raphael val fish and john york on the piano it's a piece called prayer and it is one of three short pieces for cello and piano chords from jewish life. louie. louie. louie. thank you. and you can for just joining us is the russian gas station about their story and john you're playing here at the undersides holocaust memorial day and fish the son of a new one the last known surviving members of the women's orchestra that was very important that he was playing the cello there an instrument that is so close. and it's a lost of our fish is hard because there was the cello that helped her survive they are friends concentration. she said cello saved my life quite literally incredible story we see her taking a seat here about to deliver her address. in the legal for in the ladies and gentlemen i dear friends and family even. here thank you for inviting me to say a few words here in the bonus time. i am one of the rapidly dwindling number of eyewitnesses to the catastrophe which befell us all those y

they knew exactly where to find him because guzman's brother, 32-year-old raphael tovar, was already at the santa rita jail on an unrelated battery charge to which he has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> they pick me up and took me to newark police, now i'm fighting a homicide case. not only that, i admitted to it. i had to get that off my chest. i admitted to it. tovar, like his sister, was also charged with murder and has not yet entered a plea. >> it was just a big burden on my shoulder, really. you know? knowing you took somebody's life. you didn't want to take their life. my intentions were not to take his life. they were just to beat him up, whatever. >> how did it go so wrong if you were only going to beat this guy up? >> when i grabbed the kitchen knife, that's how it went so wrong. i should have never grabbed it, you know. >> tovar, who has prior convictions for crimes including auto theft, gun and drug possession, is also an admitted member of the nortenos, a violent northern california-based gang. according to investigators, tovar had a troublesome history with af

clearblue connected ovulation test system raphael: just fourt are brothers who hate bullies, and love this city. leonardo: woo! michelangelo: whoa! haha. leonardo: gear up guys! >> a year into the brave new world of legal marijuana, and one thing is for sure -- people in colorado love their pot. [ laughter ] folks here are consuming it in every way you can imagine -- and some you can't. of course, many are still smoking it, burning buds in a joint or a pipe. but more than a third of the pot in colorado is consumed in other forms. >> down here, off to the side, is some very lovely shatter. and then we have some awesome wax over here, also known as crumble. >> all right. ready? and go ahead and pull. >> this is called "dabbing." >> this is a titanium nail that you got to heat up so it'll actually vaporize this. it's a concentrate. >> dabs of concentrated and super-potent pot known as shatter or wax are heated and inhaled. >> you guys want to join in, just step in, and someone will pass you a hose. >> then there are vape pens -- e-cigarettes that vaporize hash oil. but perhaps the most p

raphael: just fourt are brothers who hate bullies, and love this city. leonardo: woo! michelangelo: whoa! haha. leonardo: gear up guys! we had a fantastic 2018. we're off to a very good start. as you know with the great tax cuts and getting rid of the individual mandate which was very, very unpopular. stock market i think is going to continue to go up. companies are going to continue to come into the country. and they're doing it now soon to be a record clip. >> trump striking an optimistic note for the new year as a "new york times" report throws the spotlight on former foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos highlighting a discussion between papadopoulos and australia's top diplomat in the uk. their barroom conversation reportedly sparked the initial inquiry into russia's role in the election. the hacking and a member of the trump campaign may have had inside information were driving factors that led the fbi to open an investigation in july 2016 into russia's attempts to disrupt the election and whether any of trump's associates conspired. joining me julia ansley,

raphael: just fourt are brothers who hate bullies, and love this city. leonardo: woo!ichelangelo: whoa! haha. leonardo: gear up guys! >>> as of this week, california is turning over a new leaf, so to speak. it is now legal to buy pot there for fun. you don't need a medical card anymore, so it means the state is now the largest legal marijuana marketplace in the world. but it does not mean that the black market is going away. msnbc's jacob soberoff is here with his part one of the week-long series "gold rush." i'm not going to lie to you, earlier i saw you on the "today" show in a hair net. and now you don't have a hair net and i'm bummed about it. >> the hair net was a little bit of a problem, as you can imagine. i had to take it off. it is a pretty fascinating time out here in california. starting yesterday in certain parts of the state and now today in los angeles, you can get this stuff. gold old marijuana flowers and all kinds of stuff, vape pens, patches, more vape pens, fruit slabs, whatever that is, honey, oils, with just your driver's license out here in the st