and i'd like to thank sophia and lisa for working so hard with us. and then i'd like to thank my colleagues who sat through 50 meetings, all about the budget. and then, i want to thank the clerk, linda wong for assisting us and guiding us through this process. i would not remiss if not did not mention lisa and chelsea. [applause] >> chair fewer: that's right. so i just want to say that she had a vision for how this whole process should work, and this is the thor hammer for her. she has a young child at home, and missed many, many nights with her daughter, and worked many, many nights. i just want to thank her for sacrificing h sacrificing her time with her family and also her personal time for getting us where we are today. i think the budget should reflect the personal values of san francisco. because we have advocates here in the room, i think this budget does reflect san francisco. i think you should all congratulate yourselves because this is a collective effort. so i'd like to make -- oh, president yee. >> president yee: i don't often rise becau

plseelcome show sophia vergara.plause) (applause) nice so to see you again, so lovely to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me, i am so happy to be here. >> stephen: i want to thank you for two things. >> what. >> stephen: the last time that you were here, no it is all good. the last time you were here you have your own ind mat apparel line. >> yes, ebbi. >> stephen: what does it stand for. >> empowered by you. >> stephen: and so it is like. >> a line of underwear that you get on, how do you say, on the mail. >> stephen: all the best package.r comes through the >> so and i want to empower women all over the world because we give 10 percent of the profit. >> stephen: the people who make it, which is fantastic. >> no, not that people that are making it, we are paying them but we are also helping-- yeah, we are. but we where empowering them. we are also, we have a foundation that we empower women to create their own businesses. >> stephen: that is wonderful. >> i brought you, i brought you. >> stephen: i di

. >> reporter: two-year-old sophia is making a remarkable recovery tonight after being hit by a suspected drunk driver with four prior dui convictions. under the care of doctors and hospital, two-year-old sophia is having a big day. >> we had a breakthrough in her recovery. she was able to have the breathing tube removed and is now functioning on just oxygen flowing through her nose up. >> six days ago sophia wandered into range avenue i was struck by a car the police say was driven by 47-year-old hector larios. the toller's school wasn't fractured and the driver never stopped, leaving the toller and her stunned grandmother in the middle of the asphalt. shayna rushed to the hospital in santa rosa. >> i was okay, panicked driving. i was okay until they handed me the clipboard and i had to start filling out her information. at that point i pretty much just broke down crying. >> reporter: sophia was airlifted to oakland and has been here, sedated, and on a breathing vent until today. they cannot wait until their little girl is back home doing all of their favorite things like playing in the

and i'd like to thank sophia and lisa for working so hard with us. and then i'd like to thank my colleagues who sat through 50 meetings, all about the budget. and then, i want to thank the clerk, linda wong for assisting us and guiding us through this process.

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. >> reporter: two-year-old sophia is making a remarkable recovery tonight after being hit by a suspectedour prior dui convictions. under the care of doctors and hospital, two-year-old sophia is having a big day. >> we had a breakthrough in her recovery. she was able to have the breathing tube removed and is now functioning on just oxygen flowing through her nose up. >> six days ago sophia wandered into range avenue i was struck by a car the police say was driven by 47-year-old hector larios. the toller's school wasn't fractured and the driver never stopped, leaving the toller and her stunned grandmother in the middle of the asphalt. shayna rushed to the hospital in

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missions sophia is a naval mission of the e.u. i think an operation since 2015 the idea was to try to stop human smuggling in the mediterranean particularly coming out of libya but elsewhere as well so has complained that the mission has turned into essentially a refugee rescue mission in which the refugees are then simply deposited on italian territory rather than being distributed across the e.u. in accordance with existing e.u. law doesn't he have a point. i think a few rescued 44000 people in the mediterranean and as i said the humanitarian imperative is always so strong you say you have to rescue these people on the other hand. already described what i would call the dilemma of the mall to rescue the more people feel they will be rescued saying there is a center there is even migration if there is i mean there clearly they are all and connecting themself they all of them at the mobiles and talking about how to come to your because that's what they want and i don't blame them that they want to come but it's just how the system

enough most of that actually was a point that was made by savini in relation to the sofia missions sophia is enable mission. of the e e. u. i i t think an operation since twenty fifteenn the idea was to trtry to stop human smuggling. in the mediterranean particularly coming out of libya but elsewhere as well so vinny has complained that the mission has turned into essentially a refugee rescue mission in which the refugees are than simply. deposited on italian territory rather than being distributed across the e. u. in accordance with existing in you what does he have a point. i think sophia rescued forty four thousand people in the mediterranean and and as i said the the humanitarian imperative is always so strong you say you have to rescue these people -- on the other hand. i already described what i would call the dilemma. the more the route you rescue the more people feel they will be rescued. i think there is a preventive eyes they're illegal migration if there is i mean they're clearly they all and get the connecting themself they all of them felt the mobiles and talking about how to

. >> hi, i'm sophia amoruso.> i'm excited 0 tell you about my new book, "girlboss." >> she wrote a best-selling memoir and appeared right here on "gma." >> "girlboss" hits stores today. >> reporter: by early 2016 sheered a spot as one of "forbes" richest self-made women and her company collapsed after one too many mistakes. >> after all of that i have a super valuable chip on my shoulder. >> reporter: but it didn't take long for her to pick herself back up and move forward with her new company girlboss. >> welcome to the girlboss community. >> reporter: to empower the next generation of leaders with all she's learned. and it's wonderful to have sophia here with us in the studio. so tell us the difference between sophia then and now? >> back in 2014 i had a ufo for a haircut. i'm not sure if you have seen the crazy haircuts i had. i was also in an upswing. havin. my company was exploding. but i hasn't experienced the downs of the ups and downs and i didn't realize that success isn't just up and to the right but in

branches company must 1st completist merger with already listed acquisition company social capital had a sophia which will take a 49 percent stake in the firm of virgin galactic says it already has $600.00 reservations for flights which could begin as soon as this year. and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york yen scored a yens this seems pretty unique in terms of listings so what kind of interest could virgin galactic generate. well i mean if you want to invest into the vision of now you might get the chance because yes it is the 1st real space company going public it is by the way a pretty unusual way because they're going to merge with another company that is already listed on the new york stock exchange but with this merger automatically virgin galactic would become a listed company here on the floor the question is if you do believe the bank u.b.s. actually predicts that the market for space tourism in about a decade could be worth a good. $1000000000.00 sold there seems to be market. analysts make the comparison to test the company often is not necessar

here but you know the decision march this year but the truth is sophia has not done rescue. training necessary when it came. to power in italy last year the rescue said be done by any ship in the operations of fear so there's been quite a consensus throughout europe there given the current situation in italy. even before there was put into police actions it's like we have a few problems with us and we apologize for that but let's go back now to 2014 since then see missions by the e.u. by italy and by n.g.o.s they rescued tens of thousands of migrants really saving a lot of lives however italian interior minister matteo salvini says not making these rescues is actually saving lives and how do you square those 2 argument. i mean it's it's hard to say it's true that. not at sea or not or with the to do rescues it doesn't appear to change much in terms of the research of of it see india and its number of people to the 20 names you resign it seems to me. it's going up to 88 percent but it doesn't mean it doesn't mean that just and rescue operation is being discontinued because. u

like sophia.robots because they're still in the development phase of sorts what's going to happen when they grow up it will shamans and machines and spirit will to pass me co-exist or are we on the verge of a rugged lips if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then splits face it is probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society is this the beginning of a golden digital age one movie subjected to continuous state surveillance. of me on what experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. going to. school robot collapse starts aug 14th on t w. this is. tonight germany tells the united states it's a no foreign minister who says germany will not join a u.s. led mission to protect shipping in the waters off the coast of iran prefers diplomacy to deescalate tensions with the countries also

as loni with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the link. adding to her growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited by stiff friend could be but the stunning solo with. the linus's could suddenly smell blood again and look to a draw level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assistant referee helen white for oil does video killed the football star for a 2nd strike match and the sweet finish 3rd. and the final of the women's world cup takes place in just a couple of hours the united states i mean to defend that title against the netherlands it's the 1st time the dots have ever made it so far in the tournament they go into the matches underdogs against the mighty american spot they won't be intimidated by the size of the challenge ahead. there can be no questioning the quality of the support that the netherlands have enjoyed in france but sunday's final won't be won in the streets or the stand your reigning champions the usa are in

got the jump on the line when kosovo scored the 1st in the 11th minute to give her side the lead sophia jakobsen made a cameo to add to her highlight reel in making it to nil and despite friend kirby hitting back with her own touch of magic the english went. home empty handed with sweden taking away the bronze medal. you're watching more news at the top of the hour. stand for. language courses. video. anytime anywhere. you. have to get through the bundesliga break with.

england era with just 10 minutes i have with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the link i having to her growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited a die state friend could be but the stunning solo with i the linus's could suddenly smell blood again and look to have drawn level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assistant referee helen white for oil does video killed the football star for a 2nd strike match in the sweet finish 3rd. the champions he had the kind champions at the u.s. take on the netherlands in the final tomorrow but there's a bit of a story about something. else more help than yeah that's correct now 2 men's finals are also going to be taking place tomorrow that's the gold cup final between mexico and the usa and the cup by america far no it's when brazil and peru yeah can you believe it now. who's been voted out throughout the tournament is among those who are less than impressed with this scheduling decision now i

with just 10 minutes going to be as lining with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the late. i having to her growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited a state friend kirby with the stunning solo with. i know linus's could suddenly smell blood again and look to have drawn level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assistant referee helen white foiled as video killed the football star for a 2nd straight match in the sweet finish 3rd. ok i just as you said you're in. the final tomorrow and that will be between the current champions the u.s. and the netherlands but the u.s. play in megan rapinoe is angry about something of a shift in oversight tell us more about that. well that's right you would think that the world cup final whether is the men's or the women's world cup would be a highlight of the footballing calendar and therefore would deserve a day or 2 itself in football but in fact sunday is not only the host of the women's world cup

with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the link. i heard growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited a stiff friend could be but the stunning solo with. at the minuses could suddenly smell blood again and look to have drawn level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assistant referee come on watch for oil does video killed the football stuff for a 2nd strike match on the sweet finish the. at the africa cup of nations south africa scored with just 5 minutes remaining to upset host egypt $10.00 the shock victory sets up a quarter final clash with nigeria that's after the nigeria knocked out defending champions cameroon they came back from 21 at half time to win 32 arsenal forward alex it will be grabbed the decisive goal in the 66 minute you're watching news more news than now. it's. her 1st cloning lesson and then the doors grand moment arrives. showing a regen taking on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive docu

institute for international political studies in milan but teo just in terms of numbers operations sophia and other missions in the mediterranean they were success and we're talking about tens of thousands of lives saved since 2014 so why have those rescues now been stopped. yeah absolutely so if you had rescued 35000 people you for it was these continue to march this year but actually we have to go back because the decision was a political decision to discontinue persian these year but it sure seems july this year yet not carried out rescue even before it was discontinued so there is a bigger picture here the political picture that emerges that shows that you countries did not want to use a few with the current time goldman to use the term. believing that. people stop cross in and that has not happened so far let's talk about what the italian government says i mean any he argues that he says stopping these rescues saves lives he says if there's no rescues people won't try this crossing in the 1st place i mean does that make sense yeah it might it might make sense the problem is that if i

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from j.lo and a-rod to joe and sophia, joe manganiello and sophia va gar ra. screen. >> one-of-a-kind story. >> i cast my wife. we get to act together for the first time. >> like. >> she just had to sleep with the producer. >> in bottom of the ninth which he also coproduces joe is a washed up ballplayer fresh out of prison trying to make a comeback. >> it's great. stay who you are. >> we're both there at work which made things easier. we actually you didn't want to leave. it was so much fun. >> really? >> the biggest one was getting my teeth knocked out with a baseball bat when i was i haveall skills to good use in this new spot stand up to cancer and joined by zachary levi and matt damon who narrates the psa that debuted during this week's major league all-star game. >> these are the moments that bring us to our feet. the foul ball. >> i don't think there's anyone whose life hasn't been affected by cancer in some way. >> that's certainly true for matt who lost his father kent in 2017 after a long battle with cancer. >> that was a really kind of painful strugg

they are julia and sophia. >> that's it, 20?> they are from stockholm and said they were born by the more natural look of their blond hair and their very simple features. they said they wanted to stand out. >> mission accomplished. they stand out. >>1s i don't care. it's my life. >> they show us they will go÷,u back to get fillers constantly. one does a jaw refining treatment. >> i don't get this. they are 20 years old. you haven't even grown into r your own look and you're changing your face before you know who you are and what you look like. >> the girls really are committed to being the best version of themselves based on how they see it at that stage of their life. >> they haven't gone under the knife for any of this. >> most of it has been superficial. just fillers. >> they are never going to ghoe what they lock like if they had just let themselves grow and age natur naturally. >> i'm all about doing what you want to do, but this is a little much. >> thanks for joining us. every episode this summer of "ri >> our returning c

but when it comes to the cruise ships and it comes to the crowds of people coming in here's what sophia ventured to say limits visits to the city to certain times of the year this would also allow the city to continue to function as a home for people in venice probably would never happen however i know of no place that implements this but venice can start dominick i'll be a major if i could go ahead go ahead clearly you have a lot of this so here we go is that basically a lot of people are now talking about stopping or seeing or season allies doing it and our new report invisible burden of tourism look seriously at how we're going to handle capacity not by stopping or abrupt stopping of tourism but rather at creating sophisticated reservation systems now we may have to going to work through that question of how that will work but there is no question that there is a very sophisticated set of tools that are fully available to monument cities cruise lines everyone is a sharable to. all of that airlines and you now that quote demand management and there is absolutely no reason that definit

. >>> women's world cup, bronze medal game england and sweden, sophia jacobsson goes up 2-0.nd comes back, ellen white with seventh goal, but wait. video review shows she touched with her arm. no goal, still 2-1. 90th minute, england with another glorious chance to tie, but fisher stops the for-sure goal with her head. sweden wins the bronze medal. 2-1 the final. >>> the 106th tour de france opened today with the 120-mile stage to the city of brussels. defending champion thomas was involved in a wreck but would get up and complete the stage. he says he's fine. it was a two-man race to the finish. the first dutchman wears the yellow jersey in 30 years. giants in action your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> happening now, a nort

. >>>21st minute, sophia jacobsson puts them up 2-0. england comes storming back. white with seventh goal, but video review shows she touched it with her arm. so no goal. 90th minute, england with another norroglorious chance to. but fisher stops the sure goal with her head. sweden wins the bronze medal game 2-1. >>> the tour de france opened with the 120-mile stage to the city of brussels. the defending champion was involved in a wreck but would get up and complete the stage. it was a two-man race to the finish with an edge out of peter sagan in a photo finish. he becomes the first dutchman to wear the yellow jersey in 30 years. >>> the giants are in action in about 30 minutes. always nba contracts agreed upon in principle, they could all be signed today. >> not much going on in sports today, that's what you're saying, right? >> yeah, just a normal saturday. >>> and we are continuing to follow the powerful is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leadi

customers have included sophia ran the eagles and jackie kennedy onassis so what makes the greek sandal so special it's because it's stylish practical and of course it's reminiscent of the greek saumur is this the see a love affair as on the. other i want to experience this for myself and i try on a pair. this is my shopping tip for a souvenir sandals as day turns into night i'm starting to get hungry i go to the king my attire to get tavern for some traditional food. i would love to try everything but i trust maria who puts together a menu of meat fish and vegetables for us. and this is my call unary tip stewed lamb and moussaka. day 2 was all about athens famous monument the acropolis to. the acropolis museum displays treasures from ancient temples the top floor shows a modern replica of the parthenon with the real thing in the distance. museum director dimitrios panda manley's explains to me why the freeze isn't complete. believed inside to present here. think we have from the possible but. of the audience you know say. most of the british. to just cute about a possible return has be

this is video of the man yelling profanities and racial slurs as sophia in front of her home in san francisco sunset neighborhood.>>> it was 12:30 pm wednesday. she said she saw a white sedan parked illegally in her driveway. when the driver returned she asked him not to park there. she said that is when he started using racial slurs and following her.>>> scary. very scary. this community is old. old people. and asian people live around here.>> reporter: she called 911 and took this photo of the man who is a food delivery driver for caviar.>>> he stepped so close in my face. and almost stepped on my feet. i tried to back off.he threaten neighbors came out to help. >>> it is the way he was saying everything. he was saying it to her. i felt like he was saying it to me. >> reporter: they identified the man of nathan cole. an officer pepper sprayed the 31-year-old when he did not comply with orders. instead he drove off. later police located and arrested him. he faces charges of resisting arrest and disobeying a police officer. neighbor say his behavior is unacceptable.>>> basically the biggest f

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>> first of all sophia, i want to say thank you.it's a pleasure to talk to you. i have to tell you, the reason i wrote the book principally is just because covering this president, covering donald trump is like a firehose of news constantly coming at you. of bad things. they each erase the thing before. in one day, you can have 10 headlines where the first one for any other president would have been catastrophic and maybe presidency and the bit and then that gets erased from the memory hole literally, sometimes within the same day. the main reason i wrote the book was just to preserve the history. as much as i could get in before it's gone to be honest. before we forget what's happening. i think this presidency is so unique and destabilizing for our democracy, that i just wanted to remember.the second reason is kind of a plea or a warning, don't know which is the better word. i feel sometimes like americans feel that what we are is eternal. that we can't lose it. that this position we've gained as the leader of the free world as the preeminent democracy and shini

those promises of rights and democracy like sophia. europe transformed. the focus on europe's summer series some 30 years ago the 1st cracks it appeared in the iron curtain. what happened to the dreams and secure of servlet extraordinary time. our journey begins in poland where we meet nobel peace prize winner michael weiss us. 90 minutes d w. belonging to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia needy and illegally. already uncle walter returned to vast. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bang witness global news that matters to you made phone lines. needs a sex phone operator to work her masters thesis on the potato brain to read. not to turn on well it's more words it was from their. literature list to determine the streets. whatever we begin to do what they were looking for to get out of c o 2 in the atmosphere and the increase of the temperature. 21st they have to start that by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 for them so now

or you sophia is also a fan he's on facebook a lot usually until midnight. but what's behind our craving for social media. catalina and phillip a typical of the social media generation she has an instagram account devoted to lifestyle topics. posts now and then and shows how much time they spend a day unless mark phones 3 hours. i mean with me it's between 4 and 6 hours. i'm trying to cut down a bit even if i just want to check something quickly i end up spending half an hour on instagram or wherever. is one of the handful of researches in germany systematically researching the impact of online media. believes we need to improve our grasp of social media and use it constructively rather than being inflated by it social media companies use sophisticated methods till you are in users and keep them. here are 3 examples 1st the like button facebook invented the thumbs up idea 10 years ago now all social media platforms have that inversion. such as the instagram haunt. as far as an extra day appreciate every single like my posts get because i put a lot of work in

it's the price tag that's unforgettable >>> thgolden formula established by dorothy rose blanch and sophia, why a growing number of olr americans are a ney of life. golden girls for "early today" starts right now >>> and good morning on this independence day in washington, d.c., the white house is putting the finishing touches on its 4th of july extravaganza complete with fireworks, j fighters and tanks. but all that fire power comes at a price and now president trump is facing backlash for the extra millions in taxpayer dollars going toward that event. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: the scene now set, ready for rehearsal. with military vehicles in place through the city's last-minute prep that comes with a cost. >> usa >> if there arioe demonstrat and protests, those are additional police costs as well. so we don't know what our total costs aryet. >> reporter: according to the "washington post," the national park service is diverting 2 1/2 million dollars from entry fees to helthp pay for e president's plan to beef up the july 4thie festivit with fly-overs, the army band, anw