to stevenson. tackled by sprewell. houston will use another time-out. i want to go back to the baseball promo. the astros are on tomorrow, and i think they're going to win the world series, by the way. >> todd: okay. >> sean: throw that out there. but justin no-itno-i no-hitter. you're a big baseball guy, yourt now. t tied with larry others for three no-hitters. have you ever heard of larry? he said he pitched in the 1800s and he was 5'3". >> todd: are you serious? >> sean: he was 5'3", and could pitch with either hand. stevenson, his best run as a sooner in his debut. i've never heard of larry corcoran, have you? >> todd: no, i have not. >> sean: 1:50 to no hurry now, sooners. we asked if we might see spencer rattler, the true freshman. >> todd: if things go well with jalen hurts, they'll play rattler in four games, but maybe try to redshirt him. that would make sense. >> sean: the rule from last year, you can play in four games and he can still be redshirted. >> todd: with houston, their backup quarterback, tune, had to play, start the last two games

ever since randall stevenson took over as croeo in 2007 he h worked tirelessly to transform into moreersified. he made a series of acquisitions, snapping up direct tv, and devouring time warner in a mammoth $109 billion deal. att took on an enormous amount of debt to fund those purchases, and so far they haven't paid off. the company has been transformed but the stock is stuck in the 30s where it's been for ages in 2012, att traded at 34. now it's at 37 yeah, it's up 3 bucks. not even 10% in seven years meanwhile, the s&p is up more than a hundred percent in the same period. wall street has lost faith in management's vision, too many failures, missteps, management opportunities, these days, individual investors who like the stock because it's a household name with a bountiful division there's very little institutional ownership, the second fewest, many hedge funds and mutual funds don't want to go near this thing that's where elliot comes in, a catalyst elliot. yesterday morning the activist firm led by the legendary slash, notorious paul slinger, announced that it had taken a 3 pn3$.

stevenson. who is starting? >>> >> julie, did you say peg was going to start. >> chair: peg, the floor is yours. i do not want to truncate this, but as much as you can compress this item, we would appreciate it. and i will be there on the 27th from 10:00 until noon with you. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm peg stevenson. i'm the director of the performance unit in the city controller's office. we're providing staff support to the muni reliability working group, which you might have heard a little bit about convened supervisor peskin, supervisor mandelman and the mayor's office. there are members from a couple of outside transit agencies, los angeles and a.c. transit. two experts in system leadership and people with sort of wide experience and managing systems and other parts of the country. two reps from t.w.u. and three reps from public interest organizations that work on transit. it's being chaired by gwyneth borden and ed harrington. we'll meet six time -- five times between july and decemb

advocates like brian stevenson say juvenile offenders should never be treated the same as an adult. > thousands of kids in adult jails and prisons. we started prosecuting these kids. even today we have states with no minimum age. i don't think we should ever put children in adult jails in prison. >> what about ones that committed violent crimes like murder? >> we got children incarcerated. >> i'm sitting in on a support group. all these men committed their crimes before they were adults and were given sentences of life without the possibly of parole. they're called juvenile lifers. >> i was 16 years old when i committed my crime. >> 17 years old. >> committed my crime at the age of 16. >> there were about 2,000 juvenile lifers like them in u.s. prisons today. >> i was a lot different at 16 than i am at 60 now. but still at 17, you still knew right from wrong, so how do you reconcile that. >> you have to be accountable. there is no excuses for what i did and there is no excuses for anything that any of us have done. >> if you want to change, it starts within yourself. >> they tell me t

the central performances, those given byjamie fox and michael b jordan as brian stevenson were seen asronto film which had been greatly anticipated was jojo rabbit, a dark comedy set in world war ii. it is the story of a young german boy smitten with nazi ideology who has an imaginary friend who happens to be adolphe hitler. jojo, my old friend, how are you? hi, adolphe. he is a totally brainwashed, innocent child who hasn't had much parenting and is alone, scared in the world. what kind of relationship does he have with hitler? he's his conscious, he is his only friend, he is who he looks up to. mother, played bass go that johansson does not his mother, played by scarlettjohansson has been found to be hiding a jewish girl in the house. scarlettjohansson thinks it is done well to have this coming—of—age story told through a child's eyes. there is a way of innocence, and i think roman is such a lovable actor and his performance is so touching and innocent. it really made the atrocity feel that much more visceral. it's a very unique film and it's impossible to get people any sort of line

tom stevenson from fidelity internationaljoins us again.r bankruptcy, what do you make of this? it is a big company, more than 800 stores in more than 50 countries around the world. you know, i think like many retailers, bricks and mortar retailers, it has struggled with the transition to trading online and it is not if first, in the last two year, we have seen more than 20 us retailers go to the wall, companies like toys are us, and others 5 which have failed to manage this transition. i'm thinking of woolworths, when they went, it was like another institution going in the uk. so many retailers have gone in this direction, do you think it is how we are changing our view on what we buy and why? i don't know if the younger consumer is a bit more aware of cheap clothing. moving from fast fashion. throwaway fashion? that is an interesting question, if you look at the performance of primark, that would suggest that is not the case. i think there is that awareness, but it is not stopping primark. some viewers would disagree, we tweeted out that

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>> commissioner stevenson. >> in the past, we've messed around a little bit with the date of the tuesday before thanksgiving having a commission meeting during that week since the people making traveling. i wonder if we have any -- >> through the president. so both the policy committee falls on veteran's day in november and the commission meeting falls on the week of thanksgiving. before thanksgiving or after thanksgiving. so we're going to send out a poll to the commissioners. in the meantime if there's any large blocks of vacation that you are going to have to just let us know. >> ok. >> thank you. >> any public comment? next item, please. >> clerk: the next item is 17 adjournment and the time is 7:46p.m. thank you. >> thank you, everybody who is still here. oh, yes. . >> the san francisco carbon fund was started in 2009. it's basically legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for the city of san francisco. they passed legislation that said okay, 13% of the cost of the city air travel is going to go into a fund and we're going to use the money in t

>> commissioner stevenson. >> in the past, we've messed around a little bit with the date of the tuesday before thanksgiving having a commission meeting during that week since the people making traveling. i wonder if we have any -- >> through the president. so both the policy committee falls on veteran's day in november and the commission meeting falls on the week of thanksgiving. before thanksgiving or after thanksgiving. so we're going to send out a poll to the commissioners. in the meantime if there's any large blocks of vacation that you are going to have to just let us know. >> ok. >> thank you. >> any public comment? next item, please. >> clerk: the next item is 17 adjournment and the time is 7:46p.m. thank you. >> thank you, everybody who is still here. oh, yes. >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of

we're happy to answer any questions at this point. >> chair: commissioner stevenson. >> yeah. thank you. that was awesome. first of all, i know that it's really hard to get all of that information and insight. so it's a heavy list that you guys just did. i think that as -- just a basic san francisco civilian, i think that when i hear things like this, from the outside, a lot of times it's like, well, of course, the city already knows all of this stuff. this information already exists somewhere. but it doesn't. and it really takes the hard efforts from you guys to do these kinds of things. i really appreciate the work. my big question is what's next. i see this list of implementation strategies that you're recommending. and i see that a lot of them have very interesting implications for things like the department of the environment and other city bodies. what's the next step to push this forward? and what do you need to output this >> one of the things we wanted was to present to the board of supervisors and have them, you know, look at the support. and that's to be done. but i

>> commissioner stevenson. >> in the past, we've messed around a little bit with the date of the tuesday before thanksgiving having a commission meeting during that week since the people making traveling. i wonder if we have any -- >> through the president. so both the policy committee falls on veteran's day in november and the commission meeting falls on the week of thanksgiving. before thanksgiving or after thanksgiving. so we're going to send out a poll to the commissioners. in the meantime if there's any large blocks of vacation that you are going to have to just let us know. >> ok. >> thank you. >> any public comment? next item, please. >> clerk: the next item is 17 adjournment and the time is 7:46p.m. thank you. >> thank you, everybody who is still here. oh, yes. >> welcome to pricidia middle school. i am emma dunbar and i had the enormous privilege to be the principal in this community. thank you all for joining us. [ cheering and applause ]. >> i want to give a very warm welcome to my students, to our staff, to elected officials, board members, mayor appliappli and our trusted pa

if randall stevenson embraces this, then the stock could be worth buying even after today's run. at&t stocks still lagging well behind the rest of the market and if they can get their house in order i think you could end up looking very cheap in this environment. yes, i say it's a buy. emphasis on it though is this environment phrase i gave you. we're seeing a wholesale revision of what's safe and cheap versus what's problematic and expensive here something that's royaling the entire market underneath while it's been going on for a week, it's impossible to deny that we're seeing an avalanche of selling as money managers swap cheaper and slower and steadier names like at&t today we saw a breakdown of growth names they went into laggards, it's a little comforting given the selloff. look at shopify. business is so good, earlier this morning bayer raised their sales estimates. shopify has phenomenal numbers this $358 stock down from 406 a few weeks ago, it's expected to earn roughly 70 cents for a share for 2019 even though it has explosive growth, shopify is absurdly expensive on an

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stevenson presenting this morning at the goldman cornucopia conference as you say.op of mind is elliott, which only a little more than a week ago, revealed more than a 1% position first time we heard from mr. stevenson since then he seemed to indicatein his comments that there were certain things that elliott said they could necessarily already are agreeing on and/or at least moving on. but this is going to take some time i haven't talked about it a bit. not as though i haven't been hearing from people involved and i think the nominating window is january 27th there isn't a sense in the at&t side they have to move quickly here in responding but they will over time and we'll see if they get to some sort of happy medium or place with elliott in terms of whatever their demands were. that's one of the key things here they didn't necessarily ask for -- they asked for better management, they clearly indicated mr. sank stankey is choice got some data indicates, he's very comfortable with in fact john stankey being the man who takes over for him stankey will move into that

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i don't require any assistance from you, mr stevenson.have the foggiest idea where to start in seeking to counsel me on this. they require no response from you stop i require no response from you stop i require no response from you stop i require no response from you. then as conservative mps left the chamber to ta ke as conservative mps left the chamber to take part in the ongoing proceedings, cries of "shame" rang out from opposition benches. applause .it applause . it all followed a final and fiery debate on the government's call for a snap election in middle over. the house again did not support the move and boris johnson, house again did not support the move and borisjohnson, again, made clear his view about the prospect of a delay to brexit. no matter how many devices this parliaments invents to timea hands, devices this parliaments invents to time a hands, i drive, mr speaker, to getan time a hands, i drive, mr speaker, to get an agreement in the national interest is —— i will try. to get an agreement in the national interest is --

i don't require any assistance from you, mr stevenson.sponse from you. i require no response from you. i require no response from you. my lords, and members of the house of commons, by virtue of her majesty's commission, which has been now read, we do in her majesty's name and in obedience to her majesty's commands, prorogue this parliament to monday 14 october, to be then here holden, and this parliament is accordingly prorogued to monday the 14th day of october. well, that's it from monday in parliament, and that's it from parliament until it returns on monday 14 october. bbc parliament will still be up and running, though, showing some of the parliamentary highlights of the last few months, and with live coverage of the scottish parliament and the welsh assembly. and there will be comprehensive coverage of the party conferences, as well. but from me, goodbye for now, and see you in october. hello. weather—wise, yesterday certainly wasn't the most shining of starts to the new week. it was cloudy, it was pretty wet for many of us, and al

i don't require any assistance from you, mr stevenson.ou wouldn't have the foggiest idea where to start in seeking to counsel me on this. i require no response from you. i require no response from you, young man. then, as conservative mps left the chamber to take part in the ongoing proceedings, cries of "shame" rang out from opposition benches. applause it all followed a final and fiery debate on the government's call for a snap election in mid—october. the house, again, did not support the move and borisjohnson, again, made clear his view about the prospect of a delay to brexit. no matter how many devices this parliaments invents to tie my hands, i will strive, mr speaker, to get an agreement in the national interest. i hope the prime minister will reflect on the issue of prorogation and shutting down parliament to avoid a government being held to account. because that is exactly what he has done today and proposes to do to this country. now conference season looms, with mps due back in westminster on the 14th of october. a queen's spee

so far, one conversation elliott's had with randall stevenson, i believe, as well, one conversation with mr. rose that does not mean that they're going to be off to the races here and sort of fulfilling what elliott is hoping for in terms of some of those changes i discussed. but it is a long road perhaps that they will go here december 28th is when the nominating window for directors opens. they are all up the entire board. last year, they held their annual meeting in, i think it was late april we'll see if we get to that point. the hope from elliott's perspective is, perhaps you execute on some of these things we're asking for, some divestitures, margin improvement. perhaps adding some people in terms of upper management and/or some changes on the board. and that gets you to a ten epps grower, 10%. if you get the margins and the buybacks that may come with less leverage, wilfried we'll see. and you can see the market perhaps during the course of the day expressing some doubt as to whether they will get there and the current plan in place, as well >> david, your take -- i mean, clearly

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. >> commissioner stevenson. >> thank you i recognize and some of what was being outlined there was enforcement on follow-up requirements on the department through the ordinance not having read it, i was trying to find it, and i cannot find it. is there funding associated with that, or is this going to be an ordinance that gives the department more work to do, and may or may not also give them some money to be able to follow up on that. -- up on that? >> we are actively seeking and in the process of applying for fuel standard money to help alleviate some of the work that will be required to do this ordinance enforcement. >> i would just say that this is not an unfunded mandate. we were very clear about that with the author and the mayor's office. we have identified a potential source of funding, and we just need to make sure he gets to us. >> one of the things i really like about the ordinance is that it seems to have some teeth. there will be, you know, there will be follow-ups and fines levied. you can get your permit taken away. i think that is great, because a lot of times we expect everyon

steve -- david stevenson has already given me the flier to pass out to faith-based people. i'm hoping that coming here for all these years that you guys would accompany me and stand with us concerning unsolved homicides and mothers and fathers who lost their children to homicide so maybe some way we can heal. >> president hirsch: thank you. >> i would like to see you there. >> president hirsch: the tip line is 415-475-5555. any other public comment? next item? [agenda item read]. >> president hirsch: is there any public comment on us going into closed session? all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> clerk: line item nine, vote on whether to hold item ten in closed session, including vote on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege with regard to item 10-a, san francisco administrative code section 67.10, action. >> president hirsch: is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> president hirsch: all in >> clerk: commissioner hirsch, we are back on record in open session. you still have a quorum. line item 11, vote to discuss any or all items h

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you are the dream and cap of the slave, calling her neck, you are the dream - carla hayden, brian stevensonrong, you are the dream and the hope of the hamer,- fannie lou barbara jordan, barranca obama, you're the dream and hope slave. howard,ust to become a colin powell. colin powell, you're the dream. james baldwin, michelle obama, you're the hope. diving clover -- dead in glover, mystic,nfrey, made to jay-z and ms. carter, you are the dream, charles, drew, john lewis, john lewis. [applause] every sadie buehler caledonia through the years and every can you show jamaal and let could time. you are the dream. [applause] and the hope, of the slave. and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome professor annette garden read. >> you're going to make me follow that? it is really great to be here. i'm honored to be here on this great occasion. as we commemorate the start of slavery in the english north america in 1619. though i say english north america because we know that enslaved africans were in north america before 6019. as early as the early 1500s, brought by the spanish. there were a

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stevenson went on to say it shouldn't surprise anybody business investments start slowing down, that'sxactly what we're seeing. he's hopeful as they get new election season they'll get more motivation, get something done but definitely slowing down, you can't have that kind of slowdown in business investment and not find its way into the consumer >> largest phone companies -- >> at&t has -- >> largest freight forwarder millions of pieces every day united states. i would -- versus the commerce figures, these -- stephenson is for better or worse someone who really can have a view >> he sees the numbers >> fred smith -- >> he's echoing if not actually -- >> yeah. >> not echoing -- >> he knows how many pieces of fedex went out yesterday and the day before he's questioned and they're very -- there is a rebellion on the call $900 million miss, how can you keep forecasting wrong, when is europe going to be integrated, how could you be so wrong about china? >> the guidance is infamously wrong. it has been that way for years. >> somebody said you've been wrong for so many different quarters i'm

commissioner stevenson, when you were talking about your reaction to the climate strike, and this placeof pride, knowing that san francisco leads by example. it is so deep within the organization of our city departments. it makes me so proud and grateful. dinky so much, director, for your leadership throughout the department of human resources on all of the work you do. thank you for taking lead on this. >> thank you very much. >> any other comments? if not, do we have any public comment on this item? if not, we are going to take a photo with our two recipients this evening. [please stand by] [please stand by] >> thank you. >> okay. remembered with for our next item. >> a presentation on the findings of the san francisco energy efficiency coordinating committee. the sponsor is deborah and the chair is the energy efficiency committee and antonio diaz, a member of the energy efficiency committee. the item is for discussion. >> president, may i introduce? >> yes, please. thank you. >> thank you. in 2017, then supervisor eric mar recognized the importance of the intersection between energy

j capital research cofounder anne stevenson-yang.g up, my exclusive with the foreign minister of south korea on relations with japan and the chances of peace on the divided peninsula. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. you are watching "daybreak: australia." the fallout from the trade war will be revealed in a series of economic reports this week, starting with asia in the coming hours and winding up with the u.s. jobs reports on friday. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays is here with a preview. what are we looking out for this week? kathleen: we are looking out for many numbers that could have big influence on central banks when they meet this week or in the weeks ahead. i want to get to the china's purchasing managers index because this is a big one. everyone is waiting to see how much of a bite the trade war continues to take out of that economy. this is a powerful indicator. you can see the yellow line which is manufacturing is down to 49.5. it is in this terri

massive discount to the sum of the parts i do like it i think there was just a challenge to randall stevenson staying within house and staying within a boys network egot to make hires to run these new companies. hey did you interview anybody from the outside did you push for the best ceo. that's fantastic that alone should be enough to drive some value >> the stock has been bottoming for a while. his action is bullish. when you close on the low it will fill the gap. after april tell the second most profitable company is at&t it's still here and here to stay >> made a lot of investments concern for a long time their balance sheet didn't look particularly good. a lot of people -- he had conversations about the potential for a dividend cut i think to a certain extent maybe those fears have been sort of assuaged for a day or so and the way the market moved today indicates that it backed up today on what was four or five times normal volume but to carter's point this is constructive i don't know if it gets to 60. tim was banking the drum at $29 to $30 maybe the investment at&t made four years ago

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>> commissioner stevenson. >> in the past, we've messed around a little bit with the date of the tuesday before thanksgiving having a commission meeting during that week since the people making traveling. i wonder if we have any -- >> through the president. so both the policy committee falls on veteran's day in november and the commission meeting falls on the week of thanksgiving. before thanksgiving or after thanksgiving. so we're going to send out a poll to the commissioners. in the meantime if there's any large blocks of vacation that you are going to have to just let us know. >> ok. >> thank you. >> any public comment? next item, please. >> clerk: the next item is 17 adjournment and the time is 7:46p.m. thank you. >> thank you, everybody who is still here. oh, yes. >> good evening. this is the system for 205th, 2019 meeting of the board of appeals. to my left is the city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. at the controls is the board's legal process clerk and i am the board's executive director. we will also be joined with representatives f