and i'm here if you have any questions. >> thank you, miss simms. do we have any speaker cards? >> i have ace washington. >> excuse me. i -- i just came from down stairs by the mayor's office, so you see my attitude have changed a little bit. any way, so bottom line here, i'm appalled, 'cause it's getting closer and closer to getting ready to i'm going to say. i'm appalled, commissioners, if you knew what i had to go through at this meeting with your staff. i'm almost in tears right now because you know, it's just not you all, it's just not you all, it's this whole city that's really -- don't give a -- nothing about us. so let me just go on. you're talking about your budget here, you're talking about your money, i was lied to, and just the day that i didn't bring no recording devices because i figured it was a good day, and i figured i was going to have a meeting with your staff, with your staff, with your executive director, your council man, the person from the southwest addition, and i was there played like a fool, played like a fool, like you doing right now with the communi

her nephews and nieces include debra simms, a former administrator in our district, and a loving church family. the board of education and superintendent of schools extends sincere condolences to the havard and morgan families. commissioner walton? >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonnell. this is in memory, honest aring the work, advocacy and life of barbara brown with the san francisco unified school district, the mission district and the community at large, and her daughter is here, along with her grandson, and i know her other grandchildren were here earlier, as well as her son-in-law, and thank you all for staying this late as we honor your grandmother and your mother. whereas on sunday, may 20, 2018, barbara brown left in world to be with her family members who have preceded her in death, and whereas barbara brown worked for the san francisco unified school district for 30 years. and whereas barbara brown took pride in her career, particularly her work for almost 20 years at cesar chavez elementary school, on formerly named hawthorne in san francisco's mission district. and where

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community is really resonating with this topic on the topic is resonating with our community this is brian simms i want to start with a tweet here and he says on a positive note great way to start off the show there are more openly. people running for office than it any other time in u.s. history i think we are uniquely qualified to battle the awfulness that we see in government lately but me so the one thing i noticed many because we were introducing everybody that us fast in the field was the first person to come out on nigerian t.v. so he is also a for us i am just wondering guess that that weight of being the first what is it like is it a weight is it a release what is it you see. i think that maybe. you don't really because you're in a position where you're borrowing from one to look our current or in a bad moment you know you. have to do something no one. i mean you're going to be very very. very. let's say your first was not like yes i would say i'm african-american. and the like now i think how do i know in the relief well and also the feeling. i mean it was part of believe to ensuring t

community is really resonating with this topic or the topic is resonating with our community this is brian simms i want to start with a tweet here and he says on a positive note great way to start off the show there are more openly. people running for office than it any other time in u.s. history i think we are uniquely qualified to battle the awfulness that we see in government lately but me so the one thing i noticed many because we were introducing everybody that us fast in the field was the first person to come out on nigerian t.v. so he is also a for us i am just wondering guess that that weight of being the first what is it like is it a weight is it a release what is it you see. i think that maybe. you don't really because you're very good in a position where you're barring someone to look up current or in a bad moment you know you. have to do something no wonder i mean you're going to be very very. very. let's say your first was not like yes i would say i'm african-american. and the like and i think how do i know in the relief well that i don't know the feeling. i mean it was funny to bel

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joining me is dan simms, a director in the retail team at colliers international, which is a propertyh this was done, a company voluntary arrangements, has left landlords very unhappy. how do these arrangements work? yes, you're absolutely right, good evening. they have been very unhappy with this process. the main problem with it is that the voting is available in all classes of creditor, even though it's a very narrowly property focused agreement, so all sorts of creditors can vote, even though they're not going to be directly affected by it. who are they? connected to the property industry. so who are the other creditors? you bobbing other creditors would be debt holders and suppliers, anybody money owed money overall by the house of fraser group. it's in their interests to see a deal done but it's to the detriment of landlords? that is right and it's the narrow focus of these agreements bodin at the landlords that is of most concern to the property industry and property landlords at the moment. how have these arrangements come about? because they are relatively new. the (sa indust

community is really resonating with this topic or the topic is resonating with our community this is brian simms i want to start with a tweet here and he says on a positive note great way to start off the show there are more openly. people running for office than it any other time in u.s. history i think we are uniquely qualified to battle the awfulness that we see in government lately but me so the one thing i noticed many because we were introducing everybody that us fast in the field was the first person to come out on nigerian t.v. so he is also a for us i am just wondering guess that that weight of being the first what is it like is it a weight is it a release what is it you see. i think that maybe. you don't really because you're very good in a position where you're wearing someone to look up current and. you know you. have to do something no wonder i mean you're going to be very very. very. let's say your first was not like yes i would say i'm african-american. and the like and i think how do i know in the relief well and also the feeling. i mean it was fun to believe to ensuring that we