neighborhood associations and permitted applications senior property manager with the ports elliott reilly has recommended approving incorporating the ports lease with the tenants as exhibit a and permits approval as well as recommending the good neighbor policy and further the station approves the application with 14 attached continues you'll see here to tell you more about this permit application our the owner john cain and business partnering so paul. >> good evening president tan and commissioner i'm paul i'll john cain's partner at at water tafrmg tavern a restaurant and bar only have attempt as maggie described i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> we're very appreciative of your time and learned a lot the last couple of hours in the entertainment business (laughter) i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> have you seen the police conditions and do you alleging agree them. >> my partner john has and agrees you're the old jelly spot. >> my partner was in the entertainment business and has a permits that's who we are. >> okay commissioners any more quest

reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll be using the term l t c but for the purposes of home care this is broadly how we framed the question so we wen

reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll be using the term l t c but for the purposes of home care this is broadly how we framed the question so we wen

reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or twohrough the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll be using the term l t c but for the purposes of home care this is broadly how we framed the question so we went

a goal and assist for reilly in the second. new york down for the count in the third when they got a lifeline from john tavarres. the lead is cut in half. three minutes left. needed something to happen in the final seconds. anything but this. the empty netter. oh, rats. those are real rats on the ice. florida ties the series there at one. [ laughter ] 3-1 the final from florida. >> rats. >> former yankee robinson cano back in the bronx on the day major league honored the man he was named after. jackie robinson. he broke the color barrier with his debut with the team. bombers up 1-0. another off night for luis severino, who gave up three runs and ten hits in the last start. cries iannetta pumps one to the seats in left. a four and five and two-thirds innings. yankees 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position. 7-1 the final from the bronx. >> mets and the indians. he says thank you very much, t.c. solo crank in the first. there was more where that came from. alejandro de aza with another to make it 2-1. wait. there is more. yoeni

bill reilly was getting to the lompoc's but we are coming back to a country of 320 million so somebodyfigures added is a devout the numbers. i do agree with that. >> yes. the main difference, called the independent public and their two different things as we try to create the independent public that is the best way. also you don't need huge amounts of people in order to have an influence but one of the things that is applied is you are a leader and then to look getting interesting illustration and a short story. we presuppose "the reader" that is interested they are literary it is possible to access content on-line piece by piece. it is the opposite and to think it is as small as we think of that intelligent person who was willing to read something that is slightly above their head rather than talking down to them. that is what we're striving for. maybe not everybody. >> a follow-up question question, magazines like "newsweek" in particular "the washington post" commandeer times have digital auditions. that book publishing will stop and remarkably something different so my point being

reilly smith breaks it. isles score three in a row. john tavares, one goal, three assists. the islanders get the first game on the road, 5-4 winners in florida. game 2 tomorrow. will be able to give it a go. the rangers seem to be down playing the injury but then again they did bring up hellbert from the minors and lundqvist is not a lock for game 2. pens won the opener 5-2. >>> in toronto the yankees wrap things up with the blue jays before coming back to the bronx. winner. the crowd. brett gardner chases, goes down, comes down. makes the catch. long island native, marcus stroman started for the jays, pitched well. run scores. yankees lead 2-0. 5th inning, josh donaldson, reigning mvp. that's a restaurant in deep center field. yanks are down. troy tulowitzki knocks out a solo shot an inning later. 4-2, yankees lose. stroman 5-1 lifetime against the yankees. >>> the knicks' offseason now underway. players have scattered thinking about what they have to do next year. knicks have to figure out what to do about a coach. team president phil jackson said he wants to hire somebod

bill reilly was getting to the lompoc's but we are coming back to a country of 320 million so somebodyfigures added is a devout the numbers. i do agree with that. >> yes. the main difference, called the independent public and their two different things as we try to create the independent public that is the best way. also you don't need huge amounts of people in order to have an influence but one of the things that is applied is you are a leader and then to look getting interesting illustration and a short story. we presuppose "the reader" that is interested they are literary it is possible to access content on-line piece by piece. it is the opposite and to think it is as small as we think of that intelligent person who was willing to read something that is slightly above their head rather than talking down to them. that is what we're striving for. maybe not everybody. >> a follow-up question question, magazines like "newsweek" in particular "the washington post" commandeer times have digital auditions. that book publishing will stop and remarkably something different so my point being

he was right diet deficient if only i was more like a bill reilly. he doesn't care. want to be like barack obama he is talented and charming and taller than me but he is black. he is a victim. you get where i am going. everybody can be a victim there are real victims the mentally ill, and children neglected or abused, the people who must try to live on $1 a day. but something odd is going on the most successful country in the history of the world we spend $22 trillion on programs that promise to help those who need help pay yet more people than ever say i am a victim and lots of politicians say that is why i ran for office. and hillary clinton announced her campaign she said. >> i am running for everyone who has ever been knocked down. >> people working to with three jobs. >> watching politics you would think america is filled with victims. kathleen mangu ward writes for recent magazine and david webb talks about that on his radio show. you are a victim you are black. >> i am confused. but at some time so the aid discriminated against me but unless they did it to my

part-time community instead of a full-time person not spending a lot of time on the program we're reilly concerned and conveyed this to assistant superintendent brent stevens and we're kind of worried that we're not by the time we get to the fall not going to be a flurments tsa who is going to deal with this so we're brought to your attention to move forward and that their - greater concern over that but i would like the broad to really seriously look at it i want to point out one thing according to you know as far as filipino students according to the california assessment of students performance and process one high school where english language arts 2014 to 2015 filipinos didn't meet the standards 52 percent in math not meeting the standards in 89 percent i said to it shocks us that one particular high school according to this agency that we're not doing well, we saying the whole issue about the bilingual passage is a bigger problem that exists and the district has to pay attention. >> thank you. >> another set of speakers i'll call up to speak on an item we've pulled but speak in gen

. >> that would be my daughter, reilly. i know who she's playing with. the girls are excited. this last through the weekend. it's a gorgeous day out here. tomorrow there will be a chance of rain, but it will be a great day still. who do you think will take it. >> lydia again. >> she's pretty amazing. she's beginning to turn 19. iraqi think she's won 7 tournaments, pretty amazing. >> absolutely. >> that is my aunt dee dee. we were going to be putting here. i was going to give it a shot like i did last year, but i couldn't repeat that performance again. i'm going to ret the girls do -- let the girls do it. back to you guys. >> were you good or bad last year? i don't play golf at all. i hit this putt pretty far away and it hit the lip. it was incredible for somebody hike me. i adopt think i could get -- like me. i don't think i could get that close again. >>> . >> the yankees are beat in the 11th by the a's. >> the giants have lost three in a row. the arizona diamond backs won 3-0. it was the first time this season the giants have been shut out. they look to turn it around today.

reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll be using the term l t c but for the purposes of home care this is broadly how we framed the question so we wen

bill o' reilly spoke about the working class man who will with mad if their candidate doesn't get theination. >> trump will maintain a very strong level of support. if he doesn't get the nomination, the stay stay home factor will be substantial. >> and a lot of american voters are disfied today. 62% believe their believing and values are under attack. it sounds like at this table, right? >> does anyone care what you think. >> i don't know about that. i think you guys treat me pretty well. >> do you think people will stay at home? >> yeah, and that he was talking about it so pluntly. they say this is angry white men and they're a major stack forin the 2016 election. you also see it with the sanders supporters. you can register on the day what way you want to vote. i know if you ask people questions like is this the country you you up in, white men say no, i feel like a stranger in my own country. this is a major question. i was impressed by bill o'reilly because people generally don't want to auk about it. >> i think this is the party dividing among itself. you have the trump crew and

barely four minutes in, reilly smith beats thomas c rise. smith again. look at him pass to nick in the slot for the 2-0 lead. late in the second, things get a little bit chippy. seven players earning roughing minors. it all adds up to a 3-1 islanders loss. so that series now all evened up. >>> rangers will try to get even with the penguins this afternoon in game two of their first round 3:00 right here on news 4. but dan girardi will sit this out with injury after skating in every one of the playoff games since 2007. henrik lundqvist was on the ice friday. he could be in the crease for game two. no damage to his eye after taking a stick to his mask. depends on how much swelling he's dealing with today. >>> friday was jackie robinson day. broke the color barrier back in 1947 in the game. all around major league baseball, every player wearing the number 42. yankees opening a nine-game home stand. the mariners in the bronx for the first of three. brett gardner got his first of the year. that got out in a hurry. naturally in the fifth, baseball karma catches

recently hired manager paul manafort and scott reilly are the new shot callers in california, that vote in may and june. stewart jolly resigned yesterday. corey lewandowski remains. new regime is staffing up and hired gop election lawyer bill mcginley to lock up the 1237 delegates required for the nomination. trump makes no bones about a shake-up. >> when you bring other people in, i see people's feelings get hurt, and i don't know most of these people. they're field people, but frankly, you know, we're in a position where we'd like to close it out. >> reporter: in new york, the billionaire led ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich with more than 50% in recent polls. a majority is key in new york's 95 delegate contest. a statewide winner with more than 50% takes 14 at-large delegates, the other 81 from the congressional districts, each winner-take-all if the winner takes 50%. trump hopes to pick up a dozen delegates, cruz is downplaying expectations and could have a rough night in trump's home state. he ended his state run. he slammed john kasich and ted cruz for mocking new york value

part-time community instead of a full-time person not spending a lot of time on the program we're reilly concerned and conveyed this to assistant superintendent brent stevens and we're kind of worried that we're not by the time we get to the fall not going to be a flurments tsa who is going to deal with this so we're brought to your attention to move forward and that their - greater concern over that but i would like the br to really seriously look at it i want to point out one thing according to you know as far as filipino students according to the california assessment of students performance and process one high school where english language arts 2014 to 2015 filipinos didn't meet the standards 52 percent in math not meeting the standards in 89 percent i said to it shocks us that one particular high school according to this agency that we're not doing well, we saying the whole issue about the bilingual passage is a bigger problem that exists and the district has to pay attention. >> thank you. >> another set of speakers i'll call up to speak on an item we've pulled but speak in genera

. >> reporter: all delegates heard from top trump aides paul manafort and rick reilly.anafort told fox news his message is open to the delegates' concerns and where rhetoric like this is concerned -- >> the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. i can tell you that. >> reporter: trump simply feels the rnc should lead and change the process, not that officers or delegates themselves are corrupt. one state party chairman said he and his colleagues are not bothered by such talk from trump. >> chairman priebus was very, very clear a lot of this is posturing and rhetoric, i believe that's what it is. >> reporter: host governor rick scott, a trump supporter gently chided the candidates. >> we know how tall the boots are. we know the size of their hand. [laughter] >> we know who's got the best hair. mine's easier. [laughter] >> we know who's got the most beautiful wife. >> reporter: and in that closed-door session between trump adviser paul manafort and top republican leaders, rnc officials and del

goal and assist for reilly smith as the panthers took a 2- 0 lead in the 2nd. islanders down for the count in the 3rd when they get a lifeline. the lead cut in half with three minutes left. they needed something to happen in the final second, something good, anything but that. oh, rats! florida ties the series at 1 hon 1. 3-1 the final from florida. jackie robinson all around the majors, 70 years after robinson broke the color barrier in his debut with the brooklyn dodgers. the first number 42 to cross the plate, solo homer in the 1st. bombers up 1-0. another off night for severino who gave up three runs and 10 hits and the mariners added to his misery. chris ianoetta pumped one to the seats. mets taking on the yawns in cleveland. -- indians in cleveland. more where that come from. sespadas two batters later make it is 4-1. get this, the mets only had two home runs in the first eight games. times. neil walker leaves the yard. livingston. have a great saturday. the closer together the fresher it's going to be and squeeze them. when you squeeze the artichoke, can

he's brought on some real seasoned operatives like paul manefort, rick reilly, people who really knowong time. >> listen, to this point donald trump's campaign has been a one-man band and it's been very effective to this point. i mean, what he has accomplished for somebody who has never done this before, never run for president, never run for anything, to run the entire campaign basically alone is astonishing but now he realizes the campaign entered a new phase. >> i think it's a return of roots coming to new york. driving down the street. i built that building. i had a number one show for that network. i built the hotel that i spoke in tonight. i was involved with the skating rink. i know how to build. i have a career of exciting success in this city. and i'm not going to be embarrassed by it. i'm not going to be embarrassed by new york values and 9/11 values and i'm moving ahead and we've made mistakes and we're doing it better. >> i saw some focus group people on earlier, i'm watching them, they're saying oh, he shouldn't have brought that up about 9/11, no, he's talking about amer

he's brought on some real seasoned operatives like paul manefort, rick reilly, people who really know staffer for a long time. >> listen, to this point donald trump's campaign has been a one-man band and it's been very effective to this point. i mean, what he has accomplished for somebody who has never done this before, never run for president, never run for anything, to run the entire campaign basically alone is astonishing but now he realizes the campaign entered a new phase. >> i think it's a return of roots coming to new york. driving down the street. i built that building. i had a number one show for that network. i built the hotel that i spoke in tonight. i was involved with the skating rink. i know how to build. i have a career of exciting success in this city. and i'm not going to be embarrassed by it. i'm not going to be embarrassed by new york values and 9/11 values and i'm moving ahead and we've made mistakes and we're doing it better. >> i saw some focus group people on earlier, i'm watching them, they're saying oh, he shouldn't have brought that up about 9/11, no, he's ta

david: time and again when people ask whether owe reilly or whoever, they just can't answer. for me, isis i think is scaririt thing happening in the world right now. what they are doing. their increased control in various s areas of the world. the arab spring, they grew right out of the arab spring which the obama admiministration with hillary as secretary of state encouraged. >> no one should be surprprise d weak policies encourages our enemies. this admininistration took seven years for them to labebel the syririan atrocities as genocide. now that they have lababeled th, isn't it i ironic that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n.n., who wrote a book on genocide, who critiqued the bush administstration not doing enouh in sudan, who won pulitzer prize on critique of genocide has been left to tweet and go on seth meyers other night? a a total fafailure and hypocrie for rising to her jojob on thehe backs after genocide, yet does nothing when she has the power. david: got hard break. who would you fefeel of all the candidates most comfortable with as commander-in-chief? >> the thrhre

[laughter] that is what bill reilly said.isn't enough. but in terms of schering somebody -- schering somebody that they are being looked for and i have friends in the military is say that was so devastating why are you announcing this? they want to have some type of political benefit so we said he is doing a little camouflage. . . >> you have heard that too, right? so can you imagine the guys like george patton, the guys that are rough and tough? and first of all, he would never be a general today. and he would be right up there with him. and they said we can't really hurt anyone or do anything. and we don't know what we are doing. and you don't want to talk about it because it's a tough question and take a look at his answer. and then by the way on the defense, i was center stage for every single debate. and all of the things that would happen, happening to us as a nation. and it's making us look foolish and stupid. and some carriers making air-conditioners. they announced that they are laying off 1400 people, moving to mexi

. >> basically our reilly on them to do all the work their licensed they are responsible but you know, i want to let you know that more security will be needed. >> oh, absolutely, yes we're not relying on beverage partner but rely on the security team and our venue staff and the facility team to manage that process. >> fords there is plenty of 18 and over venues they're not teenage. >> president tan and commissioners lieutenant daycare i want to quibble respond you'll not none the conditions reflect collaborate they're not applying for a bbc licensee want to point out every time they apply for a permit that goes to the mission station commissioner lee you want to see cups for alcohol and distinguish the age we'll be adding at the time for the special event or nonprofit permit that will not go unnoticed but couldn't happen ♪ forum >> great, thank you. >> all right. commissioners so we have a decision to make before we kind of discuss it further make that clear that the vice chair audry has recused because her name came up she's employed by the venue and has no part to grant the permit

large financial institutions ability and will-- willpower to manage their risks adequately are we reilly e really willing to make that bet again?" i know i am not. rather than strengthening the agency and plugging the gaps in dodd-frank that have emerged in the last few year, the bill goes p in the opposite direction, weakening or delaying other dodd-frank requirements and starving the agency of the resources it needs to oversee a $500 trillion derivatives market. i applaud senator stabenow, the ranking democratic member on the agriculture committee, for leading the unanimous democratic opposition to this bill in committee. democrats should not be supporting a bill that weakens financial rules, period. we need strong rules and strong federal agencies to oversee our financial markets. we learned that lesson the hard way in 2008. and while some lobbyists -- and their friends here in washington -- may be trying to forget that lesson, i know that millions of american families remember it all too well, and they will be watching congress to see who stands on their side and who stands on the si

for over the years helping to organize the task force in the steering committee things to eileen reilly and others as well as many others that supported this important resolution thank you. >> thank you and please add me as a co-sponsors and madam clerk call the roll. >> on item 37. >> supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen i'd like to be added you're on there. >> okay. great 11 i's thank you the resolution is adopted unanimously thank you very much. >> m call the next item. >> item 38 a resolution to commend the golden state warriors for the tying the record for the most victories with 72 wins in the 2015-2016 basketball association wishing the team the best of luck. >> someone asked supervisor tang oh, okay sorry so i guess this is a good amendment to make and our star is passing around the amendment you have the amendments before you hopefully, i will. >> don't we want to wait until they win accident championship. >> if we can add supervis

look at the academic work of professor robert brulle of drexel university and professor reilly dunlap of oklahoma state university and justin farrell of yale university. look at eric conway's book "merchants of doubt," of david michael's book, "doubt is their product." and the book "deceit and denial." look at jeff necessary by the's new book "poison tea." look at lisa song and john curbman jr.'s pulitzer prize looking at what exon mobile new about climate change versus the sthings that it chose to tell the public. look at the parallel probe of the project at the columbia journalism school published in the los angeles tiesms which brings us to the journal's question, why even raise the possibility of rico suits and suggested to the justice department if mr. whitehouse's goal isn't to punish those who disagree with him on climate? well, one reason is that a rico suit was won by the united states department of justice under the clinton and bush administrations against the tobacco industry. so there's this little matter of this being the law. the journal never seems to mention the fact t

part-time community instead of a full-time person not spending a lot of time on the program we're reilly concerned and conveyed this >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was a kid i grew up and opened coffee shops everybody. in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we're searched the beans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and everything else there was multiple steps in making coffee and we did have a ligh

your packet in our correspondence packet for today, i hadn't planned to give it to you but i'll not reilly repeat it but as you may know bosca monitored the mountain tunnel situation i believe we've pushed to insure that it gets the focus it needs to insure the reliability to all your water customers and to that end i'm pleased that you've heard from kathy howe about the inclusion of the mountain tunnel the hetch hetchy cpi so you have the ability to see the progress on the capital improvement plan and one of the things that making piecework like yourselves southerner aware of that raises the issues to a critical nature i'm pleased to see that moving forward one area we're continuing to work on with our staff is the emergency the amounting emergency response plan chase essentially the man plan it says how about the puc provide water the emergency of a hetch hetchy from the mid-town fails how to provide water to the customers that is critically important and mr. richie put together a report from my vantage point that is where this commission awareness of it and awareness of what it means wh

capital improvement plan process and a need to have a centralized process we been asset management and reilly tying the asset management to a forward-looking 2 and 5 year budget cycle under option there were a focus on institutionalizing with the particular focus on the improvement program and really trying to identify to look at lessons learned from the water improvement and around resource coyotecy we spent time looking at the need for better collaboration between hope sf and one area of focus. >> may i ask a question. >> so gm where are you in terms of employee satisfaction i find the utilities you know customer and staff satisfaction so how in terms of leadership development how are leaders accountable you know and their staff in terms of hour they're leading. >> how to communicate back to staff. >> so we'll get into that a goal around the workforce development i can give you a sneak peak but an area of focus our general manager has been pushing with an organization and new leadership that through the h.r. department as well as there is additional work happening around core confidences an

part-time community instead of a full-time person not spending a lot of time on the program we're reilly concerned and conveyed this to assistant superintendent brent stevens and we're kind of worried that we're not by the time we get to the fall not going to be a flurments tsa who is going to deal with this so we're brought to your attention to move forward and that their - greater concern over that but i would like the broad to really seriously look at it i want to point out one thing according to you know as far as filipino students according to the california assessment of students performance and process one high school where english language arts 2014 to 2015 filipinos didn't meet the standards 52 percent in math not meeting the standards in 89 percent i said to it shocks us that one particular high school according to this agency that we're not doing well, we saying the whole issue about the bilingual passage is a bigger problem that exists and the district has to pay attention. >> thank you. >> another set of speakers i'll call up to speak on an item we've pulled but speak in gen

bill: so that prediction from donald trump on hillary clinton last night on reilly.e possibility that may take years to resolve. monica crowley, doug schoen, fox news contributors. good day to both of you. >> good morning. bill: let's have it. is trump right? >> he may or may not be right. obviously, nobody knows the path of this fbi investigation. all we know is what's been publicly reported so far. if donald trump is right and that she will not be indicted because she's being protected by the president, by the democratic party, then that in itself is a huge story. that's the story of corruption because the fbi is supposed to be politically independent. so if he's right about that, then that story should be told. but i think there's something else going on here. i'm hearing that this investigation is much bigger than what we are led to believe. yes, they are looking into the possible mishanding of classified material, but there's another track to this investigation which involves possible violations of the public corruption laws, and that involves the clinton founda

. >> basically our reilly on them to do all the work their licensed they are responsible but you know, i want to let you know that more security will be needed. >> oh, absolutely, yes we're not relying on beverage partner but rely on the security team and our venue staff and the facility team to manage that process. >> fords there is plenty of 18 and over venues they're not teenage. >> president tan and commissioners lieutenant daycare i want to quibble respond you'll not none the conditions reflect collaborate they're not applying for a bbc licensee want to point out every time they apply for a permit that goes to the mission station commissioner lee you want to see cups for alcohol and distinguish the age we'll be adding at the time for the special event or nonprofit permit that will not go unnoticed but couldn't happen ♪ forum >> great, thank you. >> all right. commissioners so we have a decision to make before we kind of discuss it further make that clear that the vice chair audry has recused because her name came up she's employed by the venue and has no part to grant the permit

two ryan owe 'reilly goals. he pulls his staroalie seconds into the second. this is the seventh time he's yanked him this season, as many as the previous four combined. rangers showed life after that. derek step an's goal cuts the lead to 4-3. that is where it stayed. the sabres beat the blue shirts for the first time in ten games. >>> about the penguins, they lod like the team nobody wants tto face in the first round. yesterdain brooklyn, pittsburgh scored five times, starting with this giveaway with a miscommunication. sced short-handed and pittsburgh clinches aislayoff spot with a 5-0 win. the isles without travis ham neck. devils visiting the lightning. tied at one in the third. tampa bay on the power play. watch him in front of the crease here. jams it in for the go ahead score. they're officially eliminated. missing the playoffs. >>> major league baseball season officially gets under way today. the mets visit the royals in a world series rematch in kansas city later tonight with matt harvey on the mound. yankees start their season monday afternoon in th

leavh, the intellectual center of the army, where the commandant staff school is located, and fort reilly, home of the big one, two proud posts with two rich histories. i want the army to have a very highly qualified secretary rkt just as much as the distinguished senator from arizona, but it is due to my deep respect and concern for our men and women in uniform at fort leavenworth and those who live and work in the region that has compelled me to issue my hold on the president's nominee in the first place. as i have stated publicly from the beginning and personally to mr. fanning, former army secretary john mccue and defense secretary ash carter, my quarrel is not with the nominee but with the president. president obama continues to insist that he will close guantanamo bay detention facility before he leaves office, transferring the remaining detainees to the u.s. mainland with fort leavenworth under serious consideration. quite frankly, this is a legacy item for the president. after much study and review, i can name you countless reasons why this plan is wrong. and it's also illegal. th

. >> basically our reilly on them to do all the work their licensed they are responsible but you know, i want to let you know that more security will be needed. >> oh, absolutely, yes we're not relying on beverage partner but rely on the security team and our venue staff and the facility team to manage that process. >> fords there is plenty of 18 and over venues they're not teenage. >> president tan and commissioners lieutenant daycare i want to quibble respond you'll not none the conditions reflect collaborate they're not applying for a bbc licensee want to point out every time they apply for a permit that goes to the mission station commissioner lee you want to see cups for alcohol and distinguish the age we'll be adding at the time for the special event or nonprofit permit that will not go unnoticed but couldn't happen ♪ forum >> great, thank you. >> all right. commissioners so we have a decision to make before we kind of discuss it further make that clear that the vice chair audry has recused because her name came up she's employed by the venue and has no part to grant the permit

and we also had an inspiring visit to the fort reilly base in kansas, home to 50,000 people. it was part of the joining forces initiative. she, along with first lady michelle obama, focused on the unique needs of military families. we'll have more on that visit coming up later on in the program, guys. >> thank you, natalie. >>> now to the aftershocks rattling communities in japan following the 6.5 quake on thursday. it killed nine people and injured more than 800. rescuers are searching for anyone who might be trapped. dozens of people have been rescued from collapsed homes, including an 8-month-old baby. tens of thousands of residents are without running water. japan's prime minister says the government is doing all it can to assist in a rescue and relief effort. >>> defense secretary ash carter is visiting a u.s. aircraft carrier in the disputed south china sea today. a move likely to anger china, which claims much of the sea as its own. carter watched an f-18 take off from the deck of a ship. on thursday, secretary carter announced aid to the philippines, spurring protest

for over the years helping to organize the task force in the steering committee things to eileen reillyand others as well as many others that supported this important resolution thank you. >> thank you and please add me as a co-sponsors and madam clerk call the roll. >> on item 37. >> supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen i'd like to be added you're on there. >> okay. great 11 i's thank you the resolution is adopted unanimously thank you very much. >> m call the next item. >> item 38 a resolution to commend the golden state warriors for the tying the record for the most victories with 72 wins in the 2015-2016 basketball association wishing the team the best of luck. >> someone asked supervisor tang oh, okay sorry so i guess this is a good amendment to make and our star is passing around the amendment you have the amendments before you hopefully, i will. >> don't we want to wait until they win accident championship. >> if we can add superviso

let's ask dan than agarr and james freeman, he's the assistant editorial page editor and james reillye'd get you before you get started there. first off, wisconsin, jason, what do you read into the double digit deficit that trump is experiencing? >> he's in trouble. the poll is not an outliar. at this rate, i would not be surprised if donald trump finishfinis finished behind john kasich in third place. >> why, james? >> partly it's a cruz surge and lots of people dropped out, trump is still hitting that ceiling where most people don't want him to be their president. especially true nationwide. but even within the republican party. he can't get the party to coalesce around him. i think you're seeing the beginning of a real cruz surge here and he ends up largely running the table from here. >> and this must shock you, dan, because going into the whole thing in july, ted cruz was persona non grata in washington and now he's preferable? >> preferable because he isn't trump. all the endorsements of cruz are anti-trump endorsements so we'll see how that plays out. scott walker said he loves

neighborhood associations and permitted applications senior property manager with the ports elliott reilly has recommended approving incorporating the ports lease with the tenants as exhibit a and permits approval as well as recommending the good neighbor policy and further the station approves the application with 14 attached continues you'll see here to tell you more about this permit application our the owner john cain and business partnering so paul. >> good evening president tan and commissioner i'm paul i'll john cain's partner at at water tafrmg tavern a restaurant and bar only have attempt as maggie described i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> we're very appreciative of your time and learned a lot the last couple of hours in the entertainment business (laughter) i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> have you seen the police conditions and do you alleging agree them. >> my partner john has and agrees you're the old jelly spot. >> my partner was in the entertainment business and has a permits that's who we are. >> okay commissioners any more quest

for over the years helping to organize the task force in the steering committee things to eileen reillyand others as well as many others that supported this important resolution thank you. >> thank you and please add me as a co-sponsors and madam clerk call the roll. >> on item 37. >> supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen i'd like to be added you're on there. >> okay. great 11 i's thank you the resolution is adopted unanimously thank you very much. >> m call the next item. >> item 38 a resolution to commend the golden state warriors for the tying the record for the most victories with 72 wins in the 2015-2016 basketball association wishing the team the best of luck. >> someone asked supervisor tang oh, okay sorry so i guess this is a good amendment to make and our star is passing around the amendment you have the amendments before you hopefully, i will. >> don't we want to wait until they win accident championship. >> if we can add superviso