spee ate at this moment i can't say. i do not know what is in here. again we are talking very high level. i think as long as we can address all their requests that have come in and around afterschool programming and summertime programming, i think that would be great. one thing that is not on this list that is still being sorted out has to do with intensive case management programs and community services for high risk youth in our juvenile justice system. and i think that is something we will have to, back with the mayor's budget office on. i don't know the exact amount at this time. that is something that we need to sort out and is really important. >> supervisor cohen: so it's a priority but you do not know which level we should be funding? >> supervisor tang: no. and then one thing i wanted to point out is on line 16. in terms of arts and cultural services subject very supportive of arts funding and programming and grants for organizations. i wanted to point out that perhaps we might want to reconsider the $200,000 that was allocated for fiscal yea

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spee den my preference is $1 million, $1 million. my number 1 priority is ensuring we continue to fun find the free city college program which we went out to get additional revenue from through proposition, w. and as many of you remember, the state law real estate transfer tax cannot be dedicated in taxes. which is why we did not set it aside. given many of my colleagues' hesitation around enclosing -- increasing that, i have not drafted a charter amendment for this year. it is our hope we can continue to find a program that many of us campaigned on and fulfil a promise. my first ask is to find summer sessions for a summer of 2019. the original agreement with mayor ed lee last february, west 5.4 million for year one and 5.4 million per year two to cover free state college in the fall and spring semester. it did not include funding summer. it was over a two year period ending on may 2019. given the immense success of free city college, i think far beyond what any of us had anticipated or predicted, would like to extend this to the sum

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this thing has only gone in one direction reersentally and the growth rate is phenomenal >> just speeingthe angles, dan mentioned how speep and we have the chart that we started with you will always get a steep angle after the sell-off and then we had the ricochet, but if you were to look in terms of the direction of the move and the magnitude of the move, in up trends you have these moves that get to be three to four months old. the march-july move up from 150 to 210 you're talking about 40% the odds of it going yet further higher versus checking back to that february 1 high from which it broke out so that's the better path. >> one other quick thing just going back to the options structure for a second, one of the things we do know is we will see the options premiums decline each further which is the reason why using a spread makes sense and the situation like this you have a choice. i could say the spread and one of the reasons why you're looking at buying the put stred is because it's lower than it really is, and if you think a 5% move is realistic and you want to be short a $10 call

[roll call] spee 12 your next item is item number 3, communications.e will be postponing item 17 to a future meeting. item four, the role of business. >> chair nuru: non

spee when you are welcome to make a motion. >> supervisor cohen: ok. i would like to make an emotion to amend item seven to the project process recommended for the funds. >> motion made by commissioner cohen. is there a second for that motion? seconded by commissioner kim. let me explain to you, and i think commissioner cohen indicated part of it and it is set forth in the resolution as to why in my capacity as chair, consistent with the number of votes that this body has taken after the acquisition by lyft thought this was inconsistent of previous actions and asked staff to set forth in the resolution and remove that. i appreciate the comments of the public commenter and commissioner cohen. respectfully i want to suggest why we might not want to go down this road. they are a company with a valuation of $7.5 billion. there acquisition of motivate is reported to be about $250 million. we know, because our staff has done the work that they will not to reveal to us. they will not share any information with us. we have looked at terabytes of data showing t

it's moving at about 80 and moving to the west at 15 miles per hour, about a moderate spees and w 80crossing that threshd to be considered a cat 1 hurricane. ting to go ahead and turn on the forecast ae a look at its forecast or projected trajectry. sunday at 2:00 p.m. w should start to see it arriving here near the lesser antilles. beyond sundaynd monday, it's headed towards puerto rico and according to this track it's not expected to make a land fall in puerto rico. because what have happened last season, we do have to watch for flooding and a little closer to home as amelia mentioned we are tracking invest 96l so the reason meteorologists call it invest, it's a disturbance we're investigating. not quite a hurricane and definitely got someaction. this is off the coast of the carolinas. wind a h 30 miles pr and very disorganized right now and conditions are a little bit more favorable off the carolinas and down in the caribbean where thaw storl weaken so we could see this try and turn into something, but at this still a bit early to tell and we'll keep anye on it. never too early fo

[roll call] spee 12 your next item is item number 3, communications. we will be postponing item 17 to a future meeting. item four, the role of business. >> chair nuru: none. good morning directors. on june 19th, i visited the san francisco delegation for the continued support of the transbay program and for the record for regional measure three. i also took the opportunity to brief on the status of the program including the need for senate bill one funding and phase two energy in the d. tx. i had the opportunity to meet with the senator and staff members form of the office as well as the assembly transportation staff. i also met with the secretary of transportation and discussed with him at senate bill will -- senate bill one funding and the next round of funding to position our project in better shape than we did last time in the program. in regards to the status of the program and to the documents for phase to watch while, the office of the federal transit administration provided us with their comments on the draft and supplemented it last month. the

. >> ok sure spee won't know, go back. you've got it here. >> ok. so we are going back to this.were going back to the board in july 24th. the sfcta board gets a 9.7 that will take us through to februar. they won't pick up with those funds. as i mentioned before, at 200 million-dollar escalation every month, $17 million delay. we need to just keep moving on this project. so the plan is to use the pmp seat to really focus mainly on the scope associated with the 30% design and then, and future scope, we were going to put out an r.f.p. this year to be able to bring in a team to transition to pick up the remainder of all the other activities. we need to continue this project through anthonys to get through all the way to the end of construction. so we need to manage this project. what we will do is we will have a new pmp c. project through an r.f.p. process and the scope will include manage the design of the dt x. and munimobile gesturing connector and the transit trai drain box. it will document require -- the third party agreements will be very -- if they are very involved in very

she has a special commendation she would like to share with us today spee h. thank you so much.olleagues would like to speak as well. today i am going to present a certificate to the family specifically, cassandra gutierrez and a liat. if you want to come up here to the microphone. >> supervisor cohen: any microphone it would work. >> yes, thank you. i am presenting this post famously. i don't know how to pronounce that word to their father. he was a beloved calculator, a member of the mission community. i have prepared remarks about his life but i want to share personal remarks before i read the details about his life. carlos was a good friend of mine. he actually, in recent years, was my neighbor and lived around the block from me. when i found out that he passed away, on sunday, between then and now, i have learned so much about him that i didn't even know. i learned he was a teamster and talked to rudy gonzalez who told me that he was one of their best organizers that they ever had and that he brought all of the young people into their contract fight for one of their best ac

spee five i will be very brief. i know it is not an easy job. as we all know. and that, although it is an honor to serve the people of san francisco, thank you so much. i also want to thank your family. thank you so much for sharing him with us and allowing that the people of san francisco can be represented during this time. i know it is challenging, and i just wanted to say thank you for your service. and many, many good wishes to you. and to mayor elect breed, thank you for your leadership on the board as a board president. i have learned from you and i look forward to learning more from you in your new leadership role as the leader of san francisco. thank you and good luck. >> supervisor breed: >> supervisor safai: , i know that when you came in here on the first day we were all sworn and together. we were all bright eyed and did not know what to expect. i know your family and your daughter has experienced this with you and you spoke from the very beginning and i heard you say that this was a decision you made as a family. i respected that from the beginnin

i want t you both about the president's spee last night, some of the things he said. we've heard him, ezra, go after elizabeth warren. there was, of course, the points of light comment, which you could interpret it as a criticism of president george h.w. bush, but there were moe comments, maxine waters, the congresswoman from cnia, then getting it wrong about ronald reagan and the elctoral college and wisconsin and you could say we're making too much of. this is this more to have the same of trump? does it stick or lan?d anywhe the crowd seemed very enthusiastic. >> we are making too much of. this this is on a night when donald trump's unbelievably corrupt e.p.a. chief resigns, on a night they name billchine ousted as depieuty of staff, and on any other night he can mount the stage and launch insults and the media will sort of rush to cover it and he's back on ground that's firm, i'm against them, they're against me, my enemies are your enemies. there's no lot of new information encoded in these rallies. at some point, i wonder when web stop letting h our assignment e

. >> jon: dan springer and spee seattle. thanks.a is making a renewed push to get a new trade deal with the u.s. and mexico. canada's foreign minister says she has spoken with u.s. trade representative robert light has or six times last week and wants to kick nafta talks into high gear this summer. however, president trump told our colleague maria bartiromo that he is holding out until after the fall's midterm election to get a better deal for the u.s. we are continuing to watch the stage in west virginia where the president is expected to speak shortly. while we await his remarks, we discussed his choice to interview a sitting senator for the next supreme court justice. our panel weighs in on the likelihood of senator mike lee of utah being named, that's next. ♪ still a chance here. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on

i remember the meeting where mike gerson -- it was the final decisional meeting, pimike gerson our spee writer said to the president that if we can do something about this crisis and we fail to act boldly, history will judge us poorly and i think in that he really captured president bush's approach on that so he sent me off to put together a team the two most important members of which are at the far end of this stage and he told us to do it in secret. so this -- you all probably know a lot about pepfar, this you may not know, that the pepfar program was design ed in preparation for 2003 state of the union in absolute secrecy and i remember telling tony, he said -- i said you can't tell anybody except the people working directly on your project and he said, well, yeah, but of course i can tell my boss. and i said no. he said well of course i can tell secretary thompson and i said no. the president want this is done in secrecy and so in a bold act of internal insubordination tony fauci did in fact concoct the pepfar program working with folks in the white house including gary edson and s

chief justice also suggests that at some point the dissent should recognize that csli is a different spee size cies of bus recor records, much more directly than corporate tax or payroll ledgers. here we start to get to the heart of the problem, which is the point of the fourth amendment was to protect against overbearing government power and intrusion into individuals' lives. yet in none of these opinions do we see a really careful discussion of how that worked and why it translated into protection of one's persons, houses, papers and effects. and i think that actually is a very promising way to move forward with the doctrine to really address some of the problems that we see with the majority opinion here. for me the most interesting opinion is justice gorsuch in this most interesting dissent. sorry. in this case is justice gorsuch. he basically says katz came out of nowhere. he's right. this was a lawyer during -- right before oral argument decided to borrow the reasonable -- reasonableness test from torts law and through it, in to t -- threw it into the discussion. the justices asked

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