jeremy spitz from the department of public works. >> good morning, chair and supervisors. i am jeremy spitz from the department of public works. >> this is an emergency to repair the hvac at 1235 mission street. it is owned by the san francisco unified school district and leased by the distribution agency. there are three hvac units on the top of the building. two of them were unoperational. then, on october 3, the final unit failed, and temperatures in the building reached over 90°. h.s.a. is currently using portable units so it is comfortable. i am joined today by scby seve of the staff, and we are happy to answer your questions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: just a quick question. did we understand the extent of the repairs at the time we entered into the lease? >> sure. i'm going to turn that over to scott wall. >> yes. would you mind repeating that? >> supervisor stefani: yes. i'm wondering if we understood the tenant improvements that were needed at the time we actually entered the lease? >> so the lease was entered into b

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defending women's champion alina spitz alina has booked a spot in the last 4 of the w.c. a finals in change in china the ukrainians beat one of the favorites wimbledon champion simona halep to seal a spot for italy winning the match in straight sets $63.00 if he does manage to retain his idol it will be her 1st title for treating her to. the u.s. open champion be encountering a school who has crashed out of the finals at one sit down the canadian had to retire from her match against carolina pre-schooler because of a knee injury forfeit means she's no longer in contention to progress. the controversy over the decision to move the marathon away from tokyo at next year's olympic games just will not go away the international olympic committee decided to move it to support her because of heat concerns the i.o.c. says it wants turkey to understand the reasons why but they continues to be resistance from the tokyo organizers. this came as a tremendous shock to say the truth to the tokyo government and our citizens as well and this proposal was made with no explanation and no 2 they took yo

troops from northern syria that was announced last sunday defense secretary mark spitz now confirmed washington will evacuate around a 1000 u.s. troops in a deliberate withdrawal citing the risk of american troops being caught between 2 opposing armies syrian and turkish. terms with all announcements condemned both abroad and in the u.s. with republicans democrats saying the president's betraying the kurds and he's accused of looks back at us relations with kurds of the decades. it seemed impossible sounded like crazy talk and yet it happened a moment of unity between republicans and democrats as they both condemned america's disloyalty to its kurdish allies the person who united states is in danger of losing the mandate of heaven this is that crazy. which allies in syria or elsewhere in the middle east will fully trust the word of president trump in the future the thing all of these politicians pundits and channels seem to forget though is that the kurds i used to waking up to a groundhog day of american betrayal the only difference is that it's been going on for more than half a ce

bob spitz's new book which is a full life, cradle to the grave, has a lot of new material on the post-presidency. there's an amazing story about reagan's doctors coming to the house in bel air to tell him their diagnosis, and he -- while they're talking with mrs. reagan and others, he gets up and goes over to a table and starts writing his letter. that's where he wrote the letter that was released to the public, right there after the doctor had just told him. and he later gave it to an aide and said, you know, why don't you clean this up and send it out as a press release. he said, no, it's perfect the way it is. they released it in his own happened writing. just an a-- handwriting. just an amazing story. i think in general post-presidencies are fascinating because you're looking at, with presidential biographies you're looking at the use of power. with the post-presidency, you're looking at the loss of power and adjusting to life without that power. in this case, in a much more dramatic way, having it taken from hum. so i think it's -- from him. i think it's a fascinating topic. we also now hav