. >> president bermejo: director raphael? did you bring any physical copies? >> did not. >> president bermejo: do we have some? >> yes. >> president bermejo: we are going to send them to you because they are so beautiful and they are things that you will enjoy. on one side the postcard, is that beautiful image but on the other side, there's very fun text that you would send to -- 2 just moved here and you're sending it home. the idea is that you're owning this san francisco thing to do. there's some clever text on the other side as well. >> they are real experiences. >> commissioner chu: i want to commend you for such an incredible campaign. it's quite emotional on lot of levels as someone who moved to san francisco about 5.5 years ago. i think one of the things that's most interesting to me is seeing that the quality of the brand and the style that you all chose, i think actually elevates lot of the typical branding of lot of the options that are provided to us in a more general way. it's a real way to speak to that audience. you want to say congrats. >> than

second by supervisor raphael mandelman. thank you very much. madam clerk, can you please call items 4 and 5 together. >> clerk: yes. item 4 is a resolution determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity demand the construction, development, acquisition, improvement, rehabilitation, preservation and repair of affordable housing improvements and related costs necessary or convenient to be financed through bond indebtedness in an amount not to compete $500 million. authorizing landlords to pass through 50% of the resulting property tax increase to residential tenants, providing for the levy and collection of taxes. item number is an ordinance calling and providing for a special election to be held in the city and county of san francisco on tuesday, november 5, 2019 for the purpose of submitting to san francisco voters a proposition to incur bonded indebtedness not to exceed $500 million to finance the construction, development, acquisition, improvement, rehabilitation, preservation, and repair of affordable housing improvement an

looming on the horizon i'm just bound to shake up the industry i think united's technologies call and raphael agreed to a merger of equals among other things u.t.c. produces engines for america's f.s.u. 5 fighter referee and also a defense contractor is known for building the patriot missile system. well h.b.o.'s hit series game of thrones has just come to an end to the dragons and white walkers are all gone does this mean we now have to face reality 247 no because the world's biggest electronic games convention in los angeles also known as east read comes to our rescue let's take a look at the highlights. there's the atmosphere was boiling over as fans from around the world came to celebrate the newest and greatest in the world of gaming i this is what they came for. me. just. like. microsoft exploits platform impressed visitors with the newest versions of its blockbuster games. believe. it or. not is a good use. we need to move. no we need to fight. for many will help fuel the launch of its next generation console which they've dubbed project scarlet. posting graphics in up to 8 k. resoluti

former herndon high schoolteacher raphael sloksky is accused ofi hng recording devices inside the school and today the school's principal is reaching out to the community. drew wilder is outside herndon high with new reaction to this very disturbing case. drew? >> reporter: incredibly disturbing, jim, that's right. so disturbing that there are ten new felony charges today. that is now 30 felony charges for the former drama teacher here at hedon high school, and four misdemeanor charges for recording students inside of the school and forecording his live-in nannies at their reston home. hyeah, todaye at herndon high school the crisis team was art helping some of the victims and their families. ten new felonies thursday, and tonight the former herndon high schoolteacher sits fairfax county jail while a cries team works with families inside of the school where police say raphael schklowsky hidam cas and record students while they were change clothes. >> if it was one of my kids that was literally exposed to that, i, you know, that's -- that's horrible. >> reporter: new today we're seeiet th

>> commissioner ahn: director raphael mentioned this has moved out of committee by recommendation. one of the things i was appreciative of juan carlos, the equity component, making sure this does not affect low income communities and communities that may not have reusable bags. in that effort, i would hope the department keep us apprised of where for instance reusable bags are passed out in the future. i attended a great session where they worked with the korean-american community. i love to learn more opportunities to do so. thank you. >> vice president stephenson: o. all those in favor of approving the resolution say aye. >> aye. >> vice president stephenson: mo n passes. next item. >> item 8. [agenda item read] >> vice president stephenson: t. >> commissioners, i have to say this is one of my favorite items of the year that we do. it's where we're very blessed department to have the kind of resources we do through our garbage rate process that allow us to actually give out grants. not only do we pay for our own work. we build capacity and others. this is very much a celebration

no player has lifted a grandslam trophy than raphael nadal has in paris. piece of history for tennis‘s king of clay. no doubt his throne is under threat by dominic thiem. the austrian, after all, the man to take the first break in the final. but beating rafael nadal in his own backyard must be the toughest task in tennis and if you are slightly off the market, it won't be enough. nadal taking the opening set. the relentless hitting continued but as soon as thiem took his opening, he took it. the first is that he has ever taken off nadal at roland garros. but angering the spaniard can be at dangerous tactic. nadal quickly taking the third set. time and time again, the champion‘s touch just too good. and the fourth was more of the same. a titanic effort from thiem that he just couldn't keep up. nadal in the end co mforta ble couldn't keep up. nadal in the end comfortable and the champion for a 12th time. us open, had to retire to. —— at the us open, i had to retire too. so a lot of issues and then at the end of the season with the knee and then i had to do s

months before he killed his son, children's social services received eight separate reports that raphaels the family are furious. if there was reasons to believe that there was concerns to do with the father, then why wasn't my daughter informed? why wasn't there and knock at the door? and if nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up, and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfamily had a long history

raphael devers scores. j.d. martinez, homersec sond straight night. sox win 7-2. >>> less than 48 hours into the nba off-season and already a huge trade, espn reporting that davisns will send anthony to the lakers for three first-round picks, lonzo ball, ingram and hart. one of the best players in the game joins forces with lebron ames and vegas has them as favorites to win the title. >>> xfl is coming to d.c. next year, me forthem to find some players, huh? guys attended the summer showcase. league hosting one in each of eight cities. eligible for the draft in september and pursuingream ofin playpro football. >> it piques my interest, makes me curious, see what they're about. then see all the names associated, on the right track. >> for me, you know what, chance to get back on the fid and show coaches what i can do. >> get ahance to be part of their journeys, helping guys realize their full potential is every coach's duty. great day of work for the xfl. >>> u.s. women continue their world cup action tomorrow at noon. >> cary cw, thank you. "saturda ♪

jay powell speaking in new york alongside john williams, raphael bostic, and jim bullard.nesday, u.s. durable goods and confidence data. the fed releasing the results of our two of its bank stress tests. stress tests out of spain. friday, the g20 kicking off in osaka, japan. greg peters, are andy chorlton, krishna memani. final thoughts on the market in where you see this coming? greg: it's a really treacherous and difficult market to navigate. lots of crosscurrents, lots of things that we don't have a good handle on, i.e. politics, g20. volatile, andppy, it is really dependent on big zogenix factors. people havethe year had in fixed income, do no harm for the next six months, and let things play out. much more cautious in interview this morning. a lot of stuff i don't know right now. that is not a bad place to be to admit it. krishna: five more years, moderating growth. supporting a policy of outcomes on a global basis. what is not to like other than the uncertainties? jonathan: let's get to the rapidfire round. first question, high-yield spreads, around 350 basis points.

we also want to recognize raphael.rs and applause] also, all my coworkers from city build and then more people. senator weiner we already introduced him. c.t. build. -- city build. [calling names] >> emily, chad, nicole,... [calling names] and tonight's m.c. >> thank you for coming and joining us to celebrate us. it is time to eat. let's celebrate. the food is in the back. thank you for coming. >> we have been without a major seismic event for over 20 years now. will happen at a moment's notice [♪] >> today we are practising the activation of our department emergency operations center. >> this is really an exercise for us to train, and we are using fleet week and the entire -- the italian heritage festival as the exercise. we have four different sections that are working today. there is operations, and operations basically is our contact with people out in the fields. they are finding out how things are going, and if there are problems, they are letting us know and we can identify through our action plan what what reso

speak, including the man himself, fed chair jay powell speaking in new york alongside john williams, raphaelic, and jim bullard. on wednesday, u.s. durable goods and consumer confidence data in germany and france. on thursday, the fed releasing the results of our two of its bank stress tests. stress tests out of spain. finally, friday, the main event, drumroll -- the g20 kicking off in osaka, japan. still with us are greg peters, andy chorlton, krishna memani. let's start with you, greg. final thoughts on the market and where you see this going? greg: it's a really treacherous and difficult market to navigate, to be honest with you. there is lots of crosscurrents, lots of things that we don't have a good handle on, i.e. politics, g20. how that's going to play out. i think it is going to be choppy, volatile, and it is really dependent on big exogenous factors. jonathan: andy? andy: given the year people have had in fixed income so far, do no harm for the next few months and let things play out. much more cautious in interviews this morning. saying there is a lot of stuff i don't know right no

the new owner, spanish investor raphael serrano, tells me he understands he is merely custodian of as, a genuine iconic building, and with respect of the british traditions and the location where the building is located. so it won't have waldorf astoria all over it? not at all, not at all. the arch is a grade one listed building and its foundations cannot be touched, so a vast cavern is being dug on the edge of trafalgar square to house the essentials of a modern five—star hotel. underneath there will be a ballroom, swimming pool, spa. it must be some hole! it is, it is. it's a fairly big hole. it will be when we've finished. once the only people who could access this building were civil servants, sailors and spooks. but now the dusty old corridors are being restored to theirformer glory as the secrets of admiralty arch are revealed at last — including, of course, perhaps london's most splendid view. mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. we would take an in—depth look with our guests, coming up at 11. before that, the weather. more of the feel of summer in the forecast, particularly

dylan tiffin—brown was two years old when he was murdered by his father, raphael kennedy, a drug dealerore dylan's death, police discovered the toddler in his father's care in a property with access to drugs and that he was left on his own for periods of time. the family was given a social worker, but up until his death, no observation was made of dylan. evelyn—rose muggleton was one—year—old when she was admitted to hospital with bleeding on the brain. she died a few days later. her mother's then boyfriend, ryan coleman, was convicted of murder and given a sentence of 17 years. coleman also had a history of drug abuse and dealing. the review found that there had been several missed opportunities where information could have been shared between different agencies, including by the police. northamptonshire council has struggled with its finances. this is not the first time that the children's services have been under pressure. last month, an independent report described it as very fragile. the new director says there's still a long way to go. since i have been in northampton, i have foun

months before he killed his son, children's social services received eight separate reports that raphaeldfather says the family are furious. if there was reasons to believe that there was concerns to do with the father then why wasn't my daughter informed, why wasn't there and knock at the door? nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part, why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfamily had a long histo

the new owner, spanish investor raphael serrano, tells me he understands he is merely custodian of a corner of britain. it is our obligation to make sure that the building looks as it is, a genuine iconic building, and with respect of the british traditions and the location where the building is located. so it won't have waldorf astoria all over it? not at all, not at all. the arch is a grade i listed building and its foundations cannot be touched, so a vast cavern is being dug on the edge of trafalgar square to house the essentials of a modern five—star hotel. underneath there will be a ballroom, swimming pool, spa. it must be some hole! it is, it is. it's a fairly big hole. it will be when we've finished. once, the only people who could access this building were civil servants, sailors and spooks. but now the dusty old corridors are being restored to theirformer glory as the secrets of admiralty arch are revealed at last — including, of course, perhaps london's most splendid view. mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. no

months before he killed his son, children's social services received eight separate reports that raphael't act. dylan's grandfather says the family are furious. if there was reasons to believe that there was concerns to do with the father then why wasn't my daughter informed, why wasn't there and knock at the door? nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part, why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfat

the new owner, spanish investor raphael serrano, tells me he understands he is merely custodian of aine iconic building, and with respect of the british traditions and the location where the building is located. once the only people who could access this building were civil servants, sailors and spooks. but now the dusty old corridors are being restored to theirformer glory as the secrets of admiralty arch are revealed at last — including, of course, perhaps london‘s most splendid view. mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. it looks incredible. stay with us, much more coming up and you can reach me on twitter, don‘t forget. hello. more of a feel of summer in the weather this week but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but where you do, an increased risk of flash flooding around. later this week, the sunnier side of summer will return with most places dry, blue skies overhead, but highs to the temperatures will be later in the week, friday into saturday in particular. out there at the moment, fai

the new owner, spanish investor raphael serrano, tells me he understands he is merely custodian of alding looks as it is, a genuine iconic building, and with respect of the british traditions and the location where the building is located. so it won't have waldorf astoria all over it? once the only people who could access this building were civil servants, sailors and spooks. but now the dusty old corridors are being restored to theirformer glory as the secrets of admiralty arch are revealed at last — including, of course, perhaps london's most splendid view. mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. what a fantastic access to such an iconic building. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. it's this amazing goal from the semi—final of the malaysian fa cup. it was scored, from inside his own half, by herold goulon. his free kick flew into the net to complete a 3—1 victory. it's well worth another look. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.

i am joined by supervisors catherine stefani, raphael mandelman, hillary ronen, and norman yee. do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you. madam clerk, please read item number 1. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. president yee. that's okay. let's hear the b.l.a. report right now. thank you. >> good afternoon, chair fewer, members of the committee. dan goncher from the budget and legislative analyst's office. -- 250,000 to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for projects in district 7. the proposed ordinance repropos reproposed $700,000. we recommend approval of the proposed ordinance. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any comments? questions? seeing none, yeah -- okay. sorry. i just that you hought i'd hea the sponsor. let's open this up for public comment. anyone want to offer public comment? okay. seeing none, that's closed. i move to make a positive -- oh, president yee, would you like to comment on this item since all the work you put in around your participatory budgeting process? educ

the new owner, spanish investor raphael serrano, tells me he understands he is merely custodian of a it is, a genuine iconic building, and with respect of the british traditions and the location where the building is located. once the only people who could access this building were civil servants, sailors and spooks. but now the dusty old corridors are being restored to theirformer glory as the secrets of admiralty arch are revealed at last — including, of course, perhaps london's most splendid view. mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. it is such an imposing building. it is really strange it will be a public building. i hope we'll get to look inside. i'm kasia madera, you have been watching bbc news in london. it is a stunning building, i can't wait to see it too. stay with us. can't wait to see it too. stay with us. somethings are not going well and that is a sales of us wine which has a tumble in china. more on the us- has a tumble in china. more on the us— china trade war coming up on asia business report. something that has been very popular is this phenomenal goal in the semi

my name is debbie raphael, and i'm pleased to say the department of environment is in full acceptance of the board's and legislative analyst's report, and i want to thank everyone in the b.l.a. and my own team. it's a lot of work. >> chair fewer: oh, it's a heck of a lot of work. let's hear the b.l.a. >> the department's budget is 19.1% more than the fiscal year 18-19 original budget of $21,745,648. the department's proposed $27,445,578 budget for 20-21 is 6% more than the mayor's proposed fiscal year 19-20 budget. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $180,679 in fiscal year 19-20. of the $180,679 in recommended reductions, 67,000 are ongoing savings and $113,679 are one-time savings. this would still allow 18.3% in the department's fiscal year 19-20 budget. in addition, we recommend closing out encumbrances of $88,411. we recommend reductions totaling $67,000. all of those are ongoing savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of 5.7% of the department's fiscal year 2020-2021 budget, and we do have agreement with the department. >> chair fewer: thank y

in sonoma and san raphael up to 94.e east bay it is hot and sin. 92 for the high in oakland and in union city. 93 in castro valley and inland we are approaching if not hitting the century mark. 100 degrees is the high in livermore. with this heat, some tips to stay hydrated thater over the next 24 hours. if you have to be outside for a prolonged period of time, take breaks in the shade and do not leave kids or pets in your car. that can heat up quickly this time of year. be careful walking the dogs. the hot paws with an air temperature of 95 degrees, the concrete can be 120 and the asphalt warmer than that. 140 degrees this time of year. not only the heat, but also declining air quality on sunday. spare the air alert has been issued. either moderate to poor air quality the next 24 hours. here's the seven-day forecast. the next seven days, tomorrow it is hot out there. that heat even continues forra another day on monday. we may just increase the inland heat a couple of degrees. by tuesday, the fog returns and the coolin

i am joined by catherine stefani , raphael mandelman, hillary ronen and normandy

i've partnered with supervisor raphael mandelman on conservatorship legislation because when people can't have to do better, and we have to care for them. [applause] >> we have to revamp our entire approach to mental health. to bring together all of our mental health programs under one focus, i am creating a director of mental health reform. [applause] >> this person will be responsible for better coordination of mental health care for those suffering in our city, this person will strengthen the program we have that are working, nts, cut cut the ineffective program because clearly there are things in this city that just aren't working, and shouldn't continue to be funded. [applause] >> we need to build people's lives, not shuffle them from emergency room to emergency room , from jail cell, to jail cell. our criminal justice system is not a mental health solution. [applause] >> to do all this, we need a vision and leadership, so today, i am announcing that i have hired a new director of the department of public health, dr grant kovacs. [applause] >> the doctor is one of our own, trained at

kyle sweeley on behalf of supervisor raphael mandelman. hydrants have over time taken on affectionate names. the little giant on 20th street near dolores park and the twins near vanness. each year, the residents paint them and leave flowers at them to celebrate their history. what we want to do is intend to provide a plaque on each to commemorate the water that each one of these delivered to stop the spread of the 1906 fire. we have james lee here. he is the guardian chair, as well as jeremy spitz from d.p.w. who can answer any questions. thank you, members, for your time and consideration. >> chair peskin: thank you, chair, and so far as we heard from kyle, james lee? >> thank you. through a resolution from the board in 2012, we were challenged with the job of protecting all of public safety and history in the city and county of san francisco, find surplus documents, log books, etc. they send them over to us, and we preserve them, categorize them, and make them available for public display and consumption. so with that, we're asking that

we also want to recognize raphael.rs and applause] also, all my coworkers from city build and then more people. senator weiner we already introduced him. c.t. build. -- city build. [calling names] >> emily, chad, nicole,... [calling names] and tonight's m.c. >> thank you for coming and joining us to celebrate us. it is time to eat. let's celebrate. the food is in the back. thank you for coming. [♪] >> coming to san francisco on june 11th, the earthquake safety his fair from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. as the auditorium at 99 grove street. meet with contractors, design professionals professionals, engineers and architects, along with city agencies and hundreds of booths on the main floor. attend one of the workshops at 11:00 a.m. the seismic safety strategies study. what you need to know is the city strengthens buildings 240 feet high and higher, and to get ready to the next -- for the next big one. 12:00 p.m., changes in the updated citywide vacant commercial storefront ordinance. 1:00 p.m., comply with the accessible b

i am joined by supervisor raphael mandelman and mr. clerk, do you any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [agenda item read]. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. mr. clerk, will you please call item 1? [agenda item read]. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. we have michelle rugals from the d.p.h. business office. >> thank you. i am michelle rugals from the d.p.h. business office. this is an intensive case management program which has two component subgroups. one is general adult transition age youth, and there are 500 slots, and the forensic focus, and they have 150 slots. the forensic focus are individuals referred from drug court. they are clients with high needs, and that's how they get placed into this very intensive case management wraparound program. so the request today is a proposal to increase the length of the term and add the corresponding funding to fund it for the additional years through december 31, 2022. >> supervisor fewe >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, any comments or questions? supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, chair fewer. thank yo