that falls under captain mary shea. residential care facilities, again, social services before permitting these residential care facilities request by -- requested -- the next four items i will speak more in depth on the next slide. community outreach team, training, and special projects and housing. i would like to review some of our accomplishments that we've had. becoming fire marshal four years ago, we had a backlog of fire investigations and it is now down to 53. i credit that to management and training. the captain is doing a fine job. fire complaints section, this is a new section. it is headed by a lieutenant, that is our accelerated code enforcement officer, and their four inspectors dedicated to fire complaints. all the fire complaints were sent over to the district inspectors who had to balance their load with new construction and referrals, and fire complaints. we want to make fire complaints a priority. we created a separate section and that can give it the ability to address it properly. we receive anywher

was not a well thought policy that no plan for reuniting these children with their parents >> peter shear 1985 flores lawsuit as lead counsel and advocating for the rights ever since and leads the center for human rights and constitutional law. it's an honor to have you here, sir. >> thank you very much for having me. >> thank you. donald trump big picture says all this started with barack obama. is that true? >> that is really completely false. the president has blamed president obama for separating children and claimed that he brought them back together with their parents through an executive order. that was completely false. president obama never separated children from their parents. president trump did that and in reaction to public outcry two months later he issued an executive order rescinding that an separation policy. in that order, he ordered attorney general former attorney general jeff sessions to file a motion in the courts immediately attempting to terminate the flores settlement. that was unsuccessful. that took place about a year ago. >> yeah, let me pause on that with yo

. >> the greenland ice sheas mass loss heen accelerating and it has been accelerating for the last 20. you can see that from space, you can see that from thee measurements. there's a lot of untapped potential in the minerals domain and when the ice sheet retreats the edges go sort of closer to the center of the ice and you do expose n >> reporter: this mining project in southern greenland is ant source of pol riches. it's backed heavily by chinese investors who want to access rare earth metals used in mobile phone and other advanced technologies. the area also has large anium deposits. the company behind the project predicts a possible annual inco of $700 million. there's concern in the u.s. and denmark that if china gets a commercial foothold in greenland, it will mutate into governmental interference in the arctic. recently, china was in the running to build three new airports in greenland, but was blocked when, at america's insistence, denmark stepped in with the necessary finance. the united states operates the thule air base in greenland which provides early missilewa ing, space

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officers say they saw the 24 year-old shea rt aga she was driving a white hyundai inside through another dealership right next store and then police say the woman initially stole a blue honda insight from the lot but then the car became disabled when she tried to drive it over a curb. so she decided to take another car, she stole the white honda, but officers finally stopped or. another big story that we're following for you this morning jury deliberations will now enter a 3rd week in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. thursday was the 9th day of deliberations kron four's haaziq when you has the latest. >>it is day 9 of jury deliberations in the ghost ship fire trial here in oakland. the fate of 2 men facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter related the heads of the 9 women and 3 men of the jury for the past 4 months family members of the victims are in the courtroom every day and during often gut wrenching testimony recounting the horror of the day their loved ones died trying to escape a fire inside the warehouse while attending a music event back in december 2016 now they can on

additional information provided by the mechanism referred to 2 aircraft that had taken off from the shea rad air base at around the time indicated as above 10 minutes apart following the same flight path this effectively rules out the possibility of an air strike throwing a dark shadow of doubt on the version suggesting the government's involvement. another thing left out about this incident is the fact that some of the alleged victims had been admitted to hospitals before the attack some were chipped in as patients in a hospital more than a 100 kilometers away just 30 minutes after the incident the mission didn't seem to present any facts explaining how the ambulance could have covered this distance in under 30 minutes because to do so it would have had to go at a speed of more than 200 kilometers per hour to reach the facility one of the key problems that they're being ok in many of the alleged attacks there's been a reliance on. n.g.o.s reliant on one's asian. which are not independent to your question is raised how much international organizations you are. being subjected to external

. >> my name is glen shea. i'm the owner of camera stores at 555 grant avenue, and i support chinatown station. thank you. >> 566 grant, and i support chinatown station. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [speaking native language] >> greetings. my name is chi. i live in san francisco, and during the last two weeks, i went to the streets to collect signatures. all my friend and relatives asked me to come on their behalf to support the chinatown station only. rose pak does not have the moral value to deserve this honor. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is shen, and i live in resident. i live 38 lucy street, something like that. i object to naming the chinatown station after rose pak. i'm all for naming the station just chinatown. i wish that you would think this over. >> thank you. next speaker -- is it the next speaker? yes. [speaking native language] >> i'm here to tell you that many of my friends and relatives are living in chinatown, and i come here on their behalf and saying tha

. >> they were all in i wouldn't shea shock but pretty shook up at that point. looked them over to see if there were any injuries. nobody knew what to do. >> the passengers included the ceo and executive staff for the company graphic packaging international. none were seriously hurt. crash is under investigation by the faa and ntsb. >> we're hearing from the coast guard crew that helped rescue a pilot and friend who crashed off half moon bay. this is video provided by the u.s. coast guard. the pilot is professional skier and stuntman david lesh. he and a friend crashed five miles off pillar point tuesday evening. he recorded the rescue and posted on social media. the coast guard says conditions made the rescue a success. >> to have it turn out the way it did was awesome. i was really stoked. they were in great spirits. it felt really great. >> good outcome. lesh is known for promoting his clothing line with videos like this one but debs the crash was a stunt. the ntsb is investigating. >>> a major step forward for what will be fremont's third b.a.r.t. station. t

. >> if we can throw up sheas of aramark again, we reported mantle ridge had taken a 10% stake in theompany it is actually a 20% stake per their filing approximately 20% of the outstanding shares of common stock they reported a short time ago. that'sme that's mantle ridge in aramark, that stock is up we will continue to follow that story here. >> here on "fast money" we do fun things oddly enough, tim seymour has done some fun things with fast cars i actually think we might have footage. look at that look at that >> wow >> tremendous. >> in other words so he is happy to ride in the ferrari but he's -- >> baby his -- >> it is a little disappointing that i'm the passenger why hasn't someone given me the keys to this thing >> the california t, which is a red ferrari i drove -- actually, i was driving. i am not sure why i wasn't allowed to drive this one. no one trusted me. >> with good reason. >> i swear i can drive >>> time for the final trade let's go around the room that was really good. tim, you're up first. >> we talked about restaurant stocks yum china underperforming yum brands, n

. >>> shea deputies are facing lawsuit for excessive force on inmates. >> these inmates say they madeof deputies only to be attacked and beaten for no good reap. the san francisco sheriff runs this jail. in april deputy jason became enraged after he refused to go to the control a cell. >> hitting him marm multiple times with the fist and beating him in the back and putting him in a choke hole. the attorney filed a lawsuit against san francisco into there's no justification for excessive force on any inmate. if the inmate is not being cooperative. >> the deputy does not have contact within a spat case, sep says the deputy beat him in redwood city after the inmate asked to make a phone call. >> he was attacked from behind, taken down to the ground. his head was slammed into a closed elevator core. two others with attacked by the same deputy. the deputy is on paid leave. he's been with the sheriff for six years, inmates are vulnerable. >> they are incarcerated. the rights have been stripped. and they are at the hands of the deputies and officers that are charmed with providing them safet

bloomberg news reporter anna ed ney and bloomberg intelligence analyst ken shea.oming up, we sit down with a silicon valley legend. steve wozniak on the trade war and the company he cofounded, apple. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we are getting some late news on tuesday. telecom has filed for -- pelaton has filed for its ipo. it filed with various banks including goldman sachs and jp morgan. of $915d a 2019 revenue million, looking at a net loss of around $196 million. net loss is an increase from in 2018.48 million companies are "hereby ordered" to start getting out of china. that is what president trump tweeted. regardless of whether the president can actually force companies out of china, is trade war has highlighted just how important that country is too many tech companies like apple. be an and to the turmoil the matter how many times ceo tim cook phones the president. the iconicne of inventors from silicon valley, who cofounded apple. steve

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