commissioner stacy. >> thank you. i had a comment on 7a, lake merced remediation project and a question on 7d. on 7a, the lake merced remediation project, this project has been a long time coming. long time ago, it started. feels like ancient history now. it is nice to see it evolving into a recreational amenity. i also went and looked at the eir and mitigation monitoring and reporting program. i didn't actually--i couldn't find the mitigation monitoring reporting program on the puc share file but it is easily available on the planning department website and looks like there are a lot of shared responsibilities between rec park and the puc for mitigation measures and i know the puc has set up a really good tracking system for those mitigation measures, but i think it is a good idea to mike sure mitigation monitoring and reporting program is also available on the puc's website. and then on 7d, the contract for the folsom area storm water improvements, it mention said one of the reasons for the amendment is a conflictin

stacy gilbert joins us. let's do this. >>> donald trump's guilty verdict on all 34 felony carts of falsifying business records comes five months and four days before the most divisive presidential election of our time, and as a jampacked calendar in the final stretch to november. starting with the debate between trump and biden, set for this month, june 27th. two weeks after that on july 11, trump will be back in court for sentencing in his hush money case, trump's charge of falsifying business records, a felony, is punishable by up to four years in prison but legal expert say there's no guarantee that he will get present time, given that this is his first criminal conviction. and for a nonviolent crime. the republican national convention will convene in milwaukee to formally don -- nominate donald trump as the republican candidate. we have never been here in this country. we are talking about trump here, someone who has already lowered the bar who has been impeached twice and as trump does, he's doubling do

stacy, here. you have a quorum. >> thank you. so, i like to annoyance announce the san francisco public utility commission we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. so, mr. secretary , can you call the first item, please? >> item 3, approval of the commission meeting minutes. 3a is meeting may 14, 2024. >> okay, i got it. we have a few sets of minutes that we are going to be approved today, starting with may 14, 202

the bbc�*s north america correspondent michelle fleury reports. 0n the outskirts of philadelphia, stacy with rising prices. inflation has raised my stress level. i'm constantly trying to figure out ways to budget and prioritise and come up with more money, and it is just tough. a single mum working two jobs while going to school. she still can't make ends meet. i make too much to receive any sort of assistance from the state but i don't make enough to be able to survive. what is the most expensive thing? rent. transportation. groceries. those are the top three most expensive things. i live by a budget, i budget, budget, budget. and i prioritise. prices are slowly beginning to come down. are you seeing that? no. i haven't seen it or felt it. i am looking for it, though. many americans are fed up with higher prices, the frustration is spilling over on social media. this is what $70 gets you at walmart. that's it. $70. i make over three times i the federal minimum wage and i cannot afford to live. in an election year, this spells trouble for the incumbent. prices are up around 20% sincejoe

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stacy, in your view, you have experience working in this administration. what, what do you think is the right thing to do to end this war now? and i think it's been very clear from the very beginning our ability to influence israel is negligible and continuing to do the same things that, that is clearly not resulted in much good up to now it's, it's time to in that we need to leverage. we need to use the tools that we have to leverage better behavior. and i think that's in seen the weapons transfers, but we need to do it. it's not just for, for israel and, and we need to end the conflict. but we also need to adhere to our own law. i am concerned that in putting out this report, we are skewing the facts to the detriment of our own law, our own policy. and the consequence of that in gaza is, is disastrous. it also, it's so profoundly affects our policy in so many other places around the world. so it's very difficult to tell russia to stop bombing civilian facilities and ukraine when we see the same thing happening by, by israel in gaza. stacy, thank you so m

empresa de gas propano la semana pasada en arkansas, ya esÁ en ese estado para enfrentar los cargos& stacy desde alabama, a arkansas... drake fue captado por Ámaras de vigilancia llegando al negocio de gas propano en la carretera 64, en arkansas& luego fue grabado, retiÁndose en el auto de una de las personas asesinadas... un niÑo de tres Ños de edad murÓ baleado y su hermanita e siete aÑos fue herida de gravedad& esto ocurrÓ durante una reunÓn familiar en buffalo, nueva york.. el tiroteo no estuvo relacionado con la reunÓn familiar& ambos niÑos fueron llevados a hospitales cercanos& el niÑo fallecÓ, mientras su hermana era tratada en el hospital infantil la poliÍa ya entrevisÓ a dos posibles sospechosos& el hombre que agredÓ con un martillo al marido de la ex presidenta de la Ámara de representantes , nancy pelosi, y fue condenado a 30 aÑos en un tribunal "federal", tambÉn fue declarado culpable, este viernes, de secuestro con agravantes, por un tribunal "estatal"... el fallo podÍa poner "david deÁpe" entre rejas de por vida... nuevas leyes entraÁn en vigencia en california en julio pÓxim

stacy lee drake was arrested around 50 miles outside of little rock. the habitual criminal was wanted for up to four murders in oklahoma and alabama. as priya sridhar reports, it's welcome news. >> reporter: a convicted felon and suspected killer is in custody. >> if you look at his criminal history, he was continuously escalating his violent behavior. >> reporter: before being arrested, police say 50-year-old stacy lee drake was last seen on surveillance video tuesday outside of an arkansas motel 6. arkansas state police, who are leading the investigation, say drake is connected to crimes across several states. in oklahoma, police say he's a person of interest in last week's murder and carjacking of phillip emerson. >> at least two people have been shot. >> reporter: he's also wanted in connection to two murders at a gas station about 200 miles away. in alabama, the tuscaloosa county sheriff is now revealing drake is a suspect in a murder they, too, are investigating. they say he was there for a few weeks, using a fake name, when he shot and killed ru

that's why current owners stacy lentz and kurt kelly started the stonewall inn gives back initiative,or the lgbtq community around the world. >> we continue the fight that started here at the stonewall inn to make sure that we are funding and amplifying the voices of marginalized community members that live in those places where it is still tough to be lgbtq+. >> norah: stacy lentz and kurt kelly, they are tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york, cbs news' special coverage of the presidential debate is next. ♪ ♪ >> the stakes in this election couldn't be higher. >> november 5th will be the most important day in the history of our country. >> this is a cbs news special. america decides: they first presidential debate. now reporting, norah o'donnell. >> norah: good evening. we

farm on general assignments that you across from the white house covering, using for palestine for stacy. profess underwood, daniel sol stays biden's, legacy will be washington's to pull something idea of terrific actions and guns that joe biden will do. remember, it is genocide. jo, giving card lines the green light to the genocidal. colonial is really projects to leave guys a desolate, bombed out desert. one study found that at this point is really the forces of occupation have dropped the equivalent of some 9 here. she monotonic bombs on guys in a tiny ghetto. the march today that surrounded the white house calls upon humanity, calls upon china, russia, the brakes plus nations to stop this genocide. because the united states is not gonna stop the west is not going to stop in india. celebration historic day is probably gonna send a range remotely, has been sworn in for its the tub and ceremonies took place out there. presidents residence in new delhi, as mary took the oath of office chair and the rep to the, from the huge crowd to gather, to watch. i'll see corresponded winton showing.

current owners stacy lentz and kurt kelly started the stonewall inn gives back initiative, a nonprofitor the lgbtq community around the world. >> we continue the fight that started here at the stonewall inn to make sure that we are funding and amplifying the voices of marginalized community members that live in those places where it is still tough to be lgbtq+. >> norah: stacy lentz and kurt kelly, they are tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york, >> thought she was more responsible. >> judge judy: because now she's acting like an idiot. does she ever give you this attitude or is it just me? >> no. judge, it has to just be you. >> announcer: no cares after crashing grandma's car. >> judge judy: the accident was clearly her fault. >> right. >> judge judy: i wouldn't let her drive a scooter. what? >> i don't believe that it was my fault. >> judge judy: i don't care what you believe. what you believe is totally irrelevant to me. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtr

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we need to eradicate that stacy's at all costs. haven't even parking over a decade for environmental reasons, but decided to try this one the you just take this now and then pretty gently, you don't want to like it's not like a hammer this much, you know, if it came down to just one me that i was forced to say is, is like the best one for us to consume. i'd done. yeah. i would even pause this, this one in a right here. the well, that's awesome. yeah. as a really good guy can definitely see why your service in your head in mexico and basic line fish also end up on plates. low cost started piecing them with the purpose of consuming it. and then they were very creative with the rest of the piece. they were making and they were selling a lot so they was pushing a lot. and now they have populations that are very small. eating them doesn't just solve what to do with the dead animals and also provides an incentive for people to kill them. without it, people need to be convinced we have to think about preserving what we already have out th

we'll have more needs and views in stacy the in previous to us of duty. i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the god of war . so which is repeated, and it's often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head. what do they mean really? i was wondering what the soldiers are like, what will they do and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down here by the way, through the, the 5 am motion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task going at around 40 kilometers an hour and there's probably nothing to hold onto here. the as we drove my attention was attracted by a soldier with not unusual co sign on his baseball cap, tangerine and civilian life. he was a ship mother that was monday. me i but as i've only been, that's a couple years and they're both j as in special good to me. i'm sorry to sit down. i have the number one and i've done that would the what is going on with the of the 2 s for 2 upon self propelled heavy malta cal about $240.00 millimeters maximum range. 20 columbus is yes. and you might not do some far from the crew. th

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you know, stacy cordery roosevelt longworth. i mentioned dr. cathyi, you know, betty compendium called the roosevelt women whichns across both families, the fdr and the tr linend down into the descendants, more like vignettes, the family. them when i was talking with them of shook their head vigorously. yes. yes, you should absolutely pursue this. this is a line that we haven't been able to do a about. but there's plenty of material there. and does this should how we think about or assess our view? teddy i mean, it upended the way i think about growing up in north dakota, i was told of the myth of the self-made man. out to the badlands to theodore roosevelt, national park and. there's something mystical in e that like to say when you're in the east, you feel the presence of theodore ghost. when you're at sagamore or his boyhood when you're in the west, you really feel the presenit. this is a place where he came to recover true depression. even though many fam never that word and, it's a grea story, right? it's romantic and got a sweeping narrat

scott martin and director of strategy francis newton stacy are both here. your reaction to the fed governor's comment? >> something of a market needs to come up with. stealing a headline on a slow news day. the reality is they should be saying that at that is something the market, experts have been on the side of this prediction, we get six cuts, my mantra has been 0 this year and that is a good thing. if the fed has to come in here it cuts rates. there's probably something wrong. or something on the economy or something that has slowed down. that is a great thing, the market can realize fed rates stay here. open market interest rates falling as we had benign inflation. don't have to cut by the end of the year. ashley: the market has been complacent to scott's point, seven rate cuts, maybe in september, the last opportunity before the november election. >> it is a lot of fun 2d bait but i agree, the thing that is the fed doesn't need to cut rates because we have relative stability. we have softening inflation and this is priced in and interest rates are tra

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stacy gilbert is joining us. let's do this. >>> donald trump's guilty verdict on all 34 felony counts comes only five months and four days before the most divisive presidential election of our time. there is a jam-packed calendar in the final stretch to november. starting with a debate between trump and biden set for this month on the 27th. two weeks after that trump will be back in court for sentencing in the hush money case. the charge of falsifying business records, a felony, is punishable by up to four years in prison. but legal experts say there's no guarantee he will get prison time, given that this is his first criminal conviction and it is a nonviolent crime. the republican national convention will convene in milwaukee to formally nominate him as the republican presidential candidate. we have never been here as a country. a presidential nominee juggling his criminal sentencing and three other criminal debates. we are talking about donald trump. someone who has lowered the bar as president being impeached

i think -- i know, so it stacy, semiconductors are cyclical. >> is this one? >> tsm set end of '26. can't see that far into the future. say middle '25. negative on semis a year in advance seems early to me. i don't want to say the tradal over. it's not my call at all. i'm saying that's where the conversations applied. my view we'll be higher on the a.i. tree by year end. >> if you discussed the valuation, we did discuss it with keith meister, corevex, yesterday, this to say on that issue whether too expensive, gotten a little crazy. let's listen. >> my take on nvidia is, you know, people come on and talk about the pe mode. that's the wrong thing to focus on. the question is are they over earning or not? if they're not over earning, they deserve a really high malt pull and it's an amazing business. >> things like, do they have a real moat or just, you know, a pull-forward? this is the same type of power in this business, pun in tended, five years from now? ten years from now? how would you view that as somebody so in-depth covering this space and stocks like this including this one?

you know, stacy cordery wrote a book about alice roosevelt longworth. i mentioned dr. cathy dalton, who wrote a strenuous life. i, you know, betty karolyi wrote a really interesting compendium called the roosevelt women, which spans across both families, the fdr and the tr line and down into the descendants, more like vignettes, the family. and, you know, all of them when i was talking with them about, this idea sort of shook their head vigorously. yes. and said finally, yes, you should absolutely pursue this. this is a line that we haven't been able to do a single book about. but there's plenty of material there. and does this should this change how we think about or assess our view? teddy roosevelt? absolutely. i mean, it upended the way i think about theodore roosevelt. you know, again, growing up in north dakota, i was told of the myth of the self-made man. i would go out to the badlands, to theodore roosevelt, national park and. there's something mystical in that place. it is it is a place that like to say when you're in the east, you feel the presence of theodore

who is stacy?iant gears that crush things. >> and all skits from "jackass forever." those guys are nuts. [ laughter ] >> these are the nominees for most uncommon accident. >> yeah. >> seth: just because, you know, i'm -- could i just jump in? maybe i'll do the third one. >> 100%. so, the second category is, this is the make the bed award for a thing we will get around to doing maybe. [ laughter ] and the nominees are -- >> finish feud, capote versus the swans. >> really spend time in the pacific northwest. [ laughter ] >> seth: text rachel back. it's literally not personal. >> correct. >> dentist. >> and finally, realize my true power and potential. >> wow. >> it's a very tough race. >> very tough race. [ applause ] this is the bene gesserit award for most slay group of women. so, the -- are from "dune," and they are -- how would you describe them? >> they're witches and, like, they travel with, like, black shawls. >> okay. the bene gesserit award for slay group of women, the nominees are fifth har

police arrested stacy lee drake in the city of morrilton yesterday after a two-day search.-old was found in the woods about a half mile from a motel 6 where he had been spotted tuesday night. drake is accused of killing three people in oklahoma and one in alabama. authorities say he is a former federal inmate and had extensive -- an extensive criminal record. >>> "the virginia pilot" says the fbi has identified a serial rapist as the person responsible for the 1996 shenandoah national park killings. officials say recently retested dna evidence links walter "leo" jackson sr. of cleveland to the murders of julianne williams and laura winans. the victims' bodies were found by park rangers at their campsite. jackson, who authorities said was responsible for at least three other violent sexual assaults, died in prison in 2018. >>> and "the san francisco chronicle" reports the fbi has raided the home of oakland's mayor sheng thao. fbi agents arrived at the property yesterday morning. they were seen carrying boxes from the home. agents served warrants at other homes and offices in

it's hosted by the cto of microsoft, kevin scott, and bay area political organizer stacy mason. tomorrow's event in los gatos, she is off to reno for more campaigning. new at 11, three days after a pedestrian was killed by a hit and run driver in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood, one group is sounding the alarm. that man was struck and killed on monday on mission and cortland avenue. it's the 10th pedestrian death this year in the city. san francisco bay area families for safe streets and walk san francisco put yellow hearts up for the people who have been killed over the years. they say even though the city will launch speed cameras next year, it still needs to take additional actions. we have to keep reminding our city's leaders that these are pedestrians and families being devastated by simply trying to cross the street. last year, 17 pedestrians died in traffic related incidents. san francisco's vision zero plan to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2024 just hit ten years. the san jose neighborhood is rattled tonight after a police standoff. earlier today, it happen

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you called me stacy in this text. you liar. who is stacy? wake up from coma speaking a new language. all your belongings get thrown into a machine with those giant gears that crush things and all skits from jackass forever. those guys are nuts. these are the nominees for most uncommon accident. yeah. and then do you mind just because, you know, i'm. i'm. could i just jump in? maybe i'll do the third one of this 100. so the second category is this is the make the bed award for thing. we will get around to doing maybe and the nominees are finish feud, capote versus the swans really spend time in the pacific northwest text rachel back. it's literally not personal. correct dentist and finally realize my true power and potential. wow. it's a very tough race. very tough race. this is the better jezer award for most slay group of women. so the bene gesserit are from dune and they are. how would you describe them? they're witches and they travel with like, black shawls. okay, the bene gesserit award for most slay group of women. the nominees are fif

authorities say 50-year-old stacy lee drake is connected to at least three murders in oklahoma. he was lost spotted outside a hotel in arkansas, about 50 miles from little rock. he is considered armed and dangerous, and anyone who sees him should not approach him but contact police immediately. >>> on long island, people were attacked at hofstra university. the victims were a student and their guest. they were slashed in the ear and leg respectively. both were taken to a local hospital. the academy charter high school in hempstead said the campus was now secure. they said it was part of a domestic dispute, without elaborating. >>> a new york city man accused of a horrific attack on two teenagers has been arrested. concerned new yorkers helped with the manhunt. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: he was arraigned in new york city on charges of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl after school last week in a shocking daylight attack. police say the 25-year-old migrant from ecuador approached two teens in the park at knife point. according to the criminal complaint, the suspect tie

all of us actually stacy's back in the middle east pushing for the face. find a gaza that president 5 and present the world last month on to be blinking. hell, talking kyra with the different present. abdul 5 the l. c. c. he's been a key mediator with him. us before traveling onto israel, that he's meeting with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and defense minister you i've got. this is mr. lincoln's a trip to the region since the conflict broke out in october. before heading for israel, he delivered a clear message for the warring parties and for the wind to region my message to governments throughout the region. 2 people throughout the region is if you want a ceasefire press from us to say yes. if you want to alleviate the terrible suffering, a palestinian engagement press from us and say yes, if you want to get all the hostages press from us to say yes, the only part that is not accepted. the only part it is not said yes, is some us. that's who everyone's waiting on. that's who the palestinians and gaza are waiting on it to be as well as are waiting

stacy, always good to check in with you, even though the story kind of remains the same.ne of the stocks pushing this market higher. in fact, accounting for most of the s&p's upside. s&p and nasdaq hitting new record highs this morning. the fed and its rate cut plan still a big focus for investors. joining us at post nine rbc capital markets head of u.s. equity strategy laurie capseena and chief economist diane swan with us. great to have you both. if we could set the scene broadly here. we did get the rate cut from the swiss national bank, bank of glands holding off leaning that way. there's a broad i guess positive thesis that the economy is normalizing along the lines of inflation, perhaps growth rates, and central bank policy. can it be that good? are we going to pull it off? >> i certainly hope so, although i think we're in the sort of watchful waiting period where it's not whether or not central banks cut this year or the bank of england much more dovish than even expected on their statement leaning in that direction for august, hopefully, but the federal reserve al