sheehan, have you begun to expend these funds? >> we have not. >> chair fewer: i believe this is retroactive? >> that's correct. the late approval from abag is the running for the retroactivity. abag approve the funds for our government always at the end of the year. we run into this issue. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. seeing no questions or comments. let's move this with a positive recommendation to the board. you can take that without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk please call item 11. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. i see that we have a representative from the sheriff's department here. however, i have been alerted that there is a fiscal impact on this item. with dot no have a b.l.a. report. i like to continue this item until the meeting next week so we can have fiscal impact from our budget analyst. >> we have no objection. >> chair fewer: any members of the public like to comment on item 11. public comment is now closed. we'll save our discussion for next week. i'll make a motion t

does beijing want in return that's what european leaders are trying to figure out a meeting with sheehan power seeking to boost relations with china while putting pressure over its trade practices. china's built and wrote initiative illustrates its designs for europe a massive and controversial infrastructure project that could drive europe further away from washington a much closer to beijing the scheme is attractive plenty of concern because the group graphically demonstrates how china hopes to extend its influence from deep in central asia to the very heart of europe as you can see there then the route breaks bringing back billions and billions of euros worth of goods to china increasing europe's dependence on the asian economic power for trade or more on the ramifications of this and what we're witnessing at a time that europe is at a crossroads with his relations with the you with us as well we're joined by the critz gets it from the merkel institute for china studies so china is signing these huge deals what's expected return well china is realistic about what it can get from diffe

sheehan, have you begun to expend these funds? >> we have not. >> chair fewer: i believe this is retroactive? >> that's correct. the late approval from abag is the running for the retroactivity. abag approve the funds for our government always at the end of the year. we run into this issue. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. seeing no questions or comments. let's move this with a positive recommendation to the board. you can take that without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk please call

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and my cindy sheehan i'd say that most of the students at the protest don't want to miss school at all they want to do something for their future that's what's important to them thank you for the highest in the simplicity just two hundred demonstrations have been planned in germany alone an entire generation of schoolchildren taking to the streets for the sake of the climate and for their future. let's get you up to date now with our breaking news story at this hour at least forty people are dead in mass shootings at two mosques the new zealand city of christchurch there shooting took place during friday prayers one of the three people under arrest right now in custody is understood to be an australian citizen authorities of birds mosques across new zealand to close their doors as a precaution prime minister is in the ardor called the attack a terrorist attack and she's condemn the quote on president an act of violence on one of as one of the country's darkest days. the state of the news we'll have more on that story as details come in thanks for joining us. good to. come on three goin

a big surprise for a big fan of ed sheehan.t got a signed guitar as part of a gift from one of the nurses. he is hoping it offers a bit of comfort while he waits for a kidney transplant. >> i'm not singing. okay. >> reporter: for 15-year-old giano, music is a welcome distraction. >> we have been here for about eight months, waiting for a kidney. >> reporter: to pass the time at the children's hospital, he has been doing music therapy, learning to strum and pick on a borrowed guitar. his favorite musician, ed sheeran, which was lucky considering what happened next. >> before we do this part, i feel like, we need a different guitar. >> reporter: the nurse won a signed ed sheeran guitar as part of a radio contest. >> i thought it would be cool to do something with a guitar for one of our patients. >> reporter: immediately he came to mind, so did the plan for the surprise. >> oh, wow. >> he is 15 years old. i've never really seen him cry and for the first time he broke down and cried. mikey comes from a family of musicians. his gra

sheehan, there were others, too. people try to divest them. otto warmbier is not worth scuttling these negotiations. but you're sending subtle messages about what you value and you're rewarding certain kinds of behavior. what you hear from national security is if you just wipe a sponge over it, if you erase this stuff, what you're telling these leaders is, go ahead, be reckless. >> that's a good way to put it. let's just remind people, otto warmbier was imprisoned. he went to north korea for five days in december 2015. he was detained in pyongyang, found guilty of hostile acts, sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he obtained botulism, according to north korea. they granted his release and he died a few days after getting home. i can't understand what possessed the president to say i accept kim jong-un's words here. >> as olivia was saying, he's had fights with other families, not showing sympathy, for instance, to the death of a service member, one of the widows who was affected by the death of her husband after that deadly ambush in nuger. y

. >> clerk: the next item is item 11, new business, the speaker is charles sheehan, new business and policy advisor. >> thank you, commissioners. i'll be brief. the next policy commission is on april 8. we're still working on a policy commissions meeting which will be sometime in may, and the next date is may 28 for that meeting. we are looking to bring you a presentation about our carpool pilot program as well as some things that our director alluded to regarding electric vehicles and our work with the city and other city departments on the promotion of electric vehicles within the city. so stay tuned, that will be a very substantive agenda topic that we're hoping to bring to you. >> okay. thank you. any comment? any public comment? >> yes, i do -- i know it's late, but i -- there's something that was brought up by one of the public commenters on an earlier item that i really think did warrant a future agenda item for the commission. and that is this idea of building for transit density. the commenter made the comment that senator wiener's sb-50 would increase transit use and increa

administration since the sheehan issue and she has since just kind of just come. under the. earth. can do with carolina campaigners are determined that no victim of rendition is forgotten. italian citizen. was seized in pakistan in two thousand and two and rented on an average night to moral case where he was subjected to horrendous abuse before being freed a full nine years later. today his wife anna speaks on his behalf the trauma of his experience has left him unable to relive this ordeal. all the unpaid work. in the. process. so. in twenty fourteen after years of investigation the us senate intelligence committee compiled a report into cia tool chest. but those who hate america was finally going to tell the full story about this period to be disappointed all that was made public this heavily redacted executive summary the entire report it was six thousand pages to this day remain secret. we ought to warn to see those six thousand pages of the full report because if the executive summaries any indication that report does to a standing things categorically it says torture not mor

it was time for the women to tell all, and here tte u what they said is our senior analyst, jack sheehanay it very much around here, but breaking news as we come on the air. fod. his escape attempt in portugal failed. he is fine, as you will see. as for the women telling all, they had some unsettled business to take care of. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. >> say hello to the ladies. >> the women were back, and in the mood. >> i like to take control in the bedroom so is it weird that i was a little bit turned on? >> a fight. >> this is a "bachelor," it's not the katherine show. you are canceled. it's done. >> wait, didn't you go home on night one? >> the whole thing quickly degenerating into a free for all. emotions spilling over. the main event, demi versus courtney. >> demi, you literally have the maturity of a 3-year-old. all you do is talk about yourself and talk about people all day. go to time-out. go to time-out, demi. >> some of the ladies taking the hot seat. emotional nicole. >> i wanted to give it all i got, and i wanted colton to know that i was sincere. >> hannah b.

we start with our senior analyst jack sheehan, everyone. >> you better believe love hurts. going to be a difficult episode. last week, we left colton wandering around the portuguese countryside in the dark. that's where we will start again. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. >> colton! colton! >> the search for colton. wandering around in the dark in portugal. >> we're going to look another 20, 30 minutes, then i'll have to call police. >> oh, there he is. his escape attempt failed. . >> every time i put myself out there, i get rejected. >> i literally said i love you. she said, i love you, too, good-bye. >> colton back at the hotel. >> so last night really did change you then? >> i was falling in love with tayshia and hannah. i fell in love with cassie. >> better go see tayshia. >> hi. >> in my heart i know i can't love two people. my heart says somebody else. i love cassie. . >> i can't talk without all these cameras. >> let's take this behind closed doors. >> you are all i wanted, colton. >> warm up the minivan. tayshia needs a ride. hannah g still out there. . >>?

our chief senior analyst jack sheehan is here. jack, how did it go?t pretty well, janai, kenneth. then it went completely wrong. this whole thing went down in southern portugal. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. three women, kesha, cassie and the analyst pick hannah g and colton. >> i am falling for all three women. >> in southern portugal. first date with kesha, they take to the skies. some possible foreshadowing. >> i'm not very flexible. >> really? >> probably because i'm a virgin. >> oh, there are ways to l that, you know. >> reporter: they make it to the fantasy suite. of pressure on ourselves to perform well. >> oh! >> dam! >> now it's the morning after. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> tired as hell. last night was good. >> it was interesting. >> we didn't have like the physical intimacy that i wanted. >> colton's next date is with cassie. take a drive around southern portugal. >> i just know for sure i love cassie. >> i can see like a future with him. i just wish i had more time. >> the date comes to a screeching halt

>> i am not aware of any conversation and i shared with senator sheehan that i would follow-up with herlso on this matter after i have a chance to investigate, and i will do the same with you. >> i would deeply appreciate that. the right way to do this is to follow the signs. the right way to do this is not to set a standard based on trying to limit liability. i know we are going to have a big price tag apart attached to this, there is no question about that, but we are also going to have a very big human cost associated with this and i will just give you one example. highland dairy farm was forced to close its doors in new mexico after 25 years as a local business. four months, because of this contamination, they had to dump 12,000 to 15,000 gallons of milk per day, that is enough to give a carton at lunch to 240,000 kids. that is one example of how this is impacting the communities that have been enthusiastic about hosting our air force and other military establishments. we are going to need to get in front of this, and i don't think it has received adequate attention from the pentago