one question for the bla. i wanted to know if you took into consideration -- if i'm not misunderstanding the city administrator's office is what they are saying about when it comes to leases, did you take into consideration that we could possibly -- if placing money on budget reserve would slow down the process, that means that we would be in a lease and that a building will be sitting empty because it would not be allocated. hold on. we have to get your mic on. >> i don't like this mic. the moneys are appropriated. they are available. all they have to do is come and be released. there's the leasing and then there is the tenant -- the tenant improvement cost. the board still has to approve the lease. so it's kind of irrelevant if the lease has not come to the board for approval. >> thank you very much. i want to give the city administrator a chance to respond. >> the leases were approved in may. >> i have a question. >> on may 17th at budget and finance. >> all right. hold on. >> maybe i need some clarification

we're in agreement with the bla recommendations in their report. rvisor kim: thank you. and before we go to the budget legislative analyst, i did have a few questions on these items. so, i know that we lost the federal continuum of care grant, or it was not renewed by hud and the explanation was that because the cost of housing is so much more that they reduced the number of units they renewed. is the overall contract with hud the same amount? but with less units? or i just want -- >> so, structurally, the amount we've been getting from hud through the continuum of care process has increased every year, however, the fair market rent level did increase greatly which is a big support for the projects. and we're trying to add new projects to the continuum of care funding every year because that's a big benefit to the city. because of that, the lowest scoring projects are not funded. so projects which do not follow the model are at a disadvantage in the scoring. >> supervisor kim: my follow-up question, one of the subcontractors did not meet their repor

. >> the pointed issue is that the -- we are -- the bla is in disagreement with the department. i believe that it's misclassified and it should be classified possibly as 0932. my question is, i'd love to be able to see what exactly the differences are in the duties. i mean, a dhr, mickey callahan is here. >> the subject matter expert of human resources is here and they are the ones that reviewed the job description and agreed with the 0933 classification. >> hi, mickey. maybe you can come on up. >> [inaudible] >> good afternoon, madame chair. >> thank you for being here timely. so i understand that you approved the 0933 classification for a new manager five position. i don't know if you were following the conversation. >> yes, i was. particularly when i heard my name. >> okay. well, we said your name. there was tons of stuff before we said your name. the gentleman who just spoke before you said that you approved this classification and the bla is suggesting that it's misclassified, it should be a lesser position due to the number that you're only managing three ftes. does this r

for this one particular job and so we want you to not up but up two times i guess to stick with the bla's language this classification. that is creating a 44% increase. now if you would have come to the board of supervisors and said this is our original classification, this is what we want for this job i don't know if i would have voted for that. can you understand? put yourself in my position, how i kind of feel tricked. >> i can understand it, supervisor, yes. >> what's your name, adam? >> ken. >> kent. >> ken. >> i like you. i think that you're good looking. i think that you look good in that suit. it's certainly not you. i don't think that i've ever met you. i can appreciate the position that you're trying to defend and i'm just looking to make sure that we are -- that you can appreciate where i am and the seat that i sit in and understand a little bit of my frustration, particularly because i've just been at the forefront of this entire conversation as it relates to cannabis so i know about the permitting back up and i know about the scaling up and creating an online presence and bas

that the plaque footbal the bla, you said protest is something thayou look at jackie robinson n sportsand you say, these surprise was that is departmen done work thi, they misread historic moment, they were not speaking truth to power, they were figures of pathos, mindedly loyal on a black ir identity that had run s course, you say, protest is sometimes necessary to get votes and equal rights. but this one fell on deaf ears. >> well, protest is central to the evolution of black american culture. it was protest that really finally won our freedom for us. beyond that, it, it interesting to note that it expanded the idea of democracy. democracy had all theory thinking, before had never dealt with the clash between race and racism and democracy. well it was civil right movement, it was martin luther king who said you have to take go beyond race even, that democracy is universal. so that is a big part of the black american identity. and it is sort of seen as the test of your authenticity as a black, yet this protest in nfl made the point this was fruitless at-this-point. and i think that ce

i want to thank the bla or what they can do. it would be nice to help us to help out more homeless people. what i want to let you know it is, if you see the smiles on the basis of all the homeless people that we help that comes to the hospitality house, it is priceless. we need more money to help them out. i have a man who gets directions wrong. when he started acting sporadic, he can't help himself. once they went to the doctor, and they gave them his medicine, he is back to normal. he is not a criminal, he just needs help. thank you for the cuts, but help us help them get back on their feet. we are trying to navigate them out of poverty and back into a normal life. it is hard but we need to help. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> hello i'm a representative of larkin street youth services and a current client. i would like to thank the budget analysts for their current cuts. i would like to thank you for your hard work making cuts to find more funding for homeless services. we urge you to fin

the first of new striking beluga x l f freighters took to the skies from toulouse on those de blas employees chose the special livery which makes it look like take friendly the new way of the aircraft and carry payloads of up to fifty one tons equal to more than five london double decker buses the blue the fleet carries the sections of cross from production sites final assembly lines in europe. italy's new government has promised to be tough on illegal and uncontrolled immigration but some legal and well integrated immigrants are watching closely to see if that sentiment spills over to reach even them the city about kimo is a stronghold of the north be the party known for its anti immigration policies but that too we found some small business owners with migrant backgrounds who all thriving. francesco wu is meeting a client who's looking to market his equipment in asia. he needs help. was born in china his family moved to milan when he was eight years old but that doesn't stop people from making assumptions about him. so no doubt i mean engineer i studied in milan i've spoken to talian for m

the european championships too. and finally, nathaneel mitchell—bla ke took the 200m race as he made up ground on the home straight tomili at the finish line. a cracking race in the 200. the doctor at the centre of cycling's "jiffy—bag" scandal has told the bbc he had "suicidal thoughts" as a result of the stress of an investigation into the controversy. in his first interview since uk anti—doping launched its inquiry two years ago, former team sky medic dr richard freeman has denied any wrongdoing over a mystery medical package given to sir bradley wiggins in 2011. freeman says the contents of the package were fully approved by the world antidoping agency code. they are the three criteria i follow, that there is a medical need, that it is not performance enhancing, more returning the health to their original level and there is no alternative treatment. people say why give it in front of a major race. when i was in general practice are used to give it to students before they sat their a—levels, because that was the most important time of their academic career. i gaveit time of their academic career. i gave it to peop

first of buses news striking beluga x l f races took to the skies from toulouse on those de blas employees chose the special livery which makes it look like take friendly can do good whale the craft and carry payloads of up to fifty one tons equal to more than five london double decker buses the blue fleet carries sections of cross from production sites to final assembly lines in europe. italy's new government has promised to be tough on illegal and uncontrolled immigration but some legal and well integrated immigrants are watching closely to see if that sentiment spills over to reach even them the city about kimo is a stronghold of the north be the party known for its anti immigration policies but that too we found some small business owners with migrant backgrounds who all thriving. francesco wu is meeting a client who is looking to market his equipment in asia. he needs help woohoo was born in china his family moved to milan when he was eight years old but that doesn't stop people from making assumptions about him. so no doubt i mean engineer i studied in milan i've spoken to talian for

the day's other ns. at least 128 people have been killed and dozens more injured in two bombttacks in pakistan. both blas targeted politics -- politicians campaning ahead of elections. the tall babb claimed to be behindne attack. at least 00 been killed in the worsttsloods to affhe kiffin in nearly 40 years. torrential rain hasla triggered siveeds in central and western areas with more than 8 o million peopered to leave their homes. you're watching "bbc world news" america. still to come, reaching an agreement on protecting migrants. how the united nations hopes t manage the movements of those in need. ane: police say they found a small boltle containing novichok nerve agent during cherges of the residents of charlieowley and da daunl. the british government has accused moscow of having caused this latest incident as well as eing behind t poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal. officials are trying to see if they match. >> tonight policare skill standing guard outside, two weeks after charlie and his partner dawn stgess were con tap named by the novichok. we know it was found in small bottle here on wedne

the boats out there. just really having a grand old time this sunday. i can't bla them. right now temperatures are at 83 degrees. winds are out of the east a 6 miles per hour. very light but nice breeze. if you are headed out tonight, going to maike itke it night on town, temperatures will be dropping. we'll be through the 80s through 7:00 p.m. we start to really cool things wn. it's goi to be a tranquil night. i'll have a look at your monday as wl as the tropics in just a moment. erica? >>. >>> a disturbing crime happening at union station dayest a woman sexually assaulted in a blic area of the station. a witness saw an unconscious woman being sexually assaulted by a man. the woman later told police she was sleeping when the manas ulted her. the police report identifies the suspect as m huntly. he is charged with second degree sex abuse. >>> we have breaking news in the anuk. a w poised on a military grade nerve agent died. dawn sturgess and her boyfriend gouched an contaminated item eight days rowley is in critical condition. police say tests show they were expood the s

the men's 4x100 which saw the british men running to victory in a time of 37.61 and that team was including adam gemili and mitchell—blake. including adam gemili and mitchell—blabritish athletes, we will see dina asher—smith in the 200 metres will stop she has broken the british record in the 100 metres this season and will hope to do the same in the 200 against a world—class field. including the world champion daphne —— dafne schippers. laura muir will go with women's mile. she wants to break the record which has stood 33 yea rs break the record which has stood 33 years and she has a good record breaking records here. a brilliant way to ramp up the action in a jam—packed few days of sprinting and field events at the london stadium. you can watch that on bbc two. and stage 15 of the tour de france is under way — wales's geraint thomas is in the leader's yellowjersey, he is one minute and 39 seconds ahead of chris froome. there's full coverage of the tour de frnce on the bbc sport website. now on bbc news, it's time for the weather with stav deneos. thanks, it is hotting up. temperatures rising into the low 30 celsius across parts of the east and south—east of

we spoke with the vice president and general manager hans bla

the fbi's fisa application carter page. what's in those 20 pages? plus greg gutfeld is here exposing maryville bill de blas that's coming up before i had the shooting, burning, diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...raised a good sport... ...and became a second-generation firefighter. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica. bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could t

and sometimes it feels like the stories are just kind of made deup, like someone just bla a bunch of ether. which got us thinking, what if the headlines were actually written that way? so we took some real hdlines, blended them together to see if the new stories were any crazier than the actual news. [ lighlaughter ] take a look. first example, if you blend the stories, trump threate president of iran, bachelorette enters fantasy suite -- [ light laughter ] and naked man exercises at planet fitness, we get trump threatens to exercise naked in a asy suite. [ laughter and applause ] you see what i'm saying?ye >> steve. >> jimmy: so -- [ applause ] next up, if you blend stories, tape of trump discussing playboy model released, shaq swims in cage with sharks, and baby born in chick-fil-a -- [ light laughter ] you get trump releases tape of playboy model swimming in a a cage with chik-fil-a.er [ laugnd applause ] sounded interesting. and finally, if you blend the stories, call of duty player dumps hot girlfriend, severe rain hits east coast, and goldfish crackers contain salmonella -- [ li

so the president, he wants to say oh, this is fake, bla, bla, bla, and russia provided this. but what he's trying to do is projecting, like usual. he knows the things that affect him, if he can put them out there, what concerns me, if the democrats take the house or senate, as long as it's a safe and honest and ethical election. but what concerns me is the roy moors of the world. i don't want a situation where a democratic or republican candidate wins and the other opponent refuses to concede because they say it's part of the russia conspiracy. that is as damaging to america as if the republicans keep the house. if no one trusts the results this fall, because the president keeps saying it could be rigged or not, i don't know. >> we have admiral rogers, who was the last one of the high profile cabinet officials to testify under oath, that he had never been directed by this president to do anything along the lines oh of what the president tweeted, to do anything to protect this country from russian intervention. let's watch and talk about it. >> as i understand, you said that pr

the boys. this has been an issue. they have been given foil bla nkets issue.given foil bla n kets to issue. they have been given foil blankets to keep warm. it is cold and dark and wet. they are trying to keep them warm and keep up their strength. not just that keep them warm and keep up their strength. notjust that but keep them warm and keep up their strength. not just that but also that morale as well and what they are trying to do although we haven't got confirmation that they have achieved it but they are trying to get a fibre optic cable in so the boys can speak to and maybe see their parents. they have been in there now, nuala, 13 days, day 13 today, so the main effort is reducing the water level so that hopefully they will be able to get the boys out the way they came in. we saw them take in swimming gear for the boys last night but i have to say as we stand here now it doesn't feel like any rescue attempt is imminent. they are, though, having said that, fighting the clock. there are cranes, heavy rains, forecast on sunday so they are doing all they ca

the month of july now. a bad batch of synthetic marijuana or k2 is to bla for this. >> if you see people falling down, collapsing, unconscious, vomiting, call 911. allow us to come and assist them. >> he says these overdoses are happening across the district, not just in one single neighborhood. >>> all right. we'll update you on the situation at washington hospital center coming uch after the break. >> also major police response there. st e at ent structure colla the ft. hunter liggett base. 22 people are injured. officials say a blackhawk licopter was trying to land last night when the power of its rotator flew over a tent structure. fortunately, there a no fatalities. >>> russian president vladimir putin says his first summit wit donald trump was successful. he's also accusing president trump's opponent oetting in the way of any progress on the issues they discussed. meanwhile, the white house is still explaining what the president meant tout say a election meddling. news 4'stt tracie has the latest. >> reporter: anti-tmp protests in washington and new york last night after another do-over. here ishat preside

trades, who's winning and who's losing plus breaking news and analysis of all the top stories just go to cnbc.com/halftime blaave thought, who would have guessed? an energy company helping cars emit less. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those hard-working parts. fuels that go further so drivers pump less. improving efficiency is what we do best. energy lives here. your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, improving efficiency is what we do best. 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. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel ra

at the moment they are trained to maintain their physical health, keep them warm with bla nkets physicalre, they have medics, a doctor and nurse, and company, of course, but also their mental health and morale. it is hoped that that will give me a boost, because they do try to get them out the way that they came in, that will be important, because they need the boys to remain calm. we had from the province that they would not necessarily bring them all out asa team. not necessarily bring them all out as a team. if they felt that there we re as a team. if they felt that there were some that were strong enough given the conditions, that they would come out first. so at the moment it is very much a case of monitoring the conditions in the cave very closely, the boys' health very closely, and, of course, the weather, and that is key at this stage. sophie long, i know you will be watching what happens over the next few days. thank you for bringing us up to date. let's bring you some breaking news. we're getting reports from japanese media that the founder of the aum shinrikyo cult, shoko asah

president being duped by a tyrannical leader of north korea, after conservatives have spent the past five, six years blag barack obama for his overtures and i believe the bad deal, bad iran deal and his overtures to cuba. how do conservatives respond to this? how do republicans respond to this that it appears that donald trump has been duped by somebody that they would call a north korean mad man. my god i can't imagine if a democrat were duped this way by kim jong-un. >> you're completely right. in the alternate timeline where the universal is normal republicans are outraged that a president, a different president has gone in and effectively given north korea something that they wanted. richard was talking earlier about the tools that you have available to you when you're a real estate developer to get a deal done, whether it's suing someone, arm twisting of that type of nature, or there are the carrots in addition to the sticks. take someone out for a nice dinner, dazzle them, invite them for a weekend at mar-a-lago. trump has tried to use this. unfortunately for jeong getting invited to mar-a-lago or

bla will consider a recall. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> a major health warning, the death rate from liver disease is surging in the u.s. and younger people are especially at risk according to a new study and often the cause is drinktog much. nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres has the alert. >> reporter: 29-year-old zackery os ac began drinking heavily in his teens. last year, he was suddenly rushed to the emergency room. >> i couldn't stand up. i started to pass out. >> reporter: he was diagnosed with cirrhosis or chronic r limage. >> it was from excessive drinking. >> reporter: he would have died if he had not received a liver transplant from his brother and tonight the urgent warning more young people are at risk. rearchers finding a 65% increase in death from cirrhosis. men had double the rate than women and four times as many deaths fm liver cancer. e don't think of l liver disease as a young person's problem. what is going on? >> millennials are drinking more and harder and more potent liquor. >> reporter: if you want to drink alcohol, women should limit themselves to one drink per

. >> for "cbs this morning," john bla blackstone, garden grove, california. >>> the beatles sang "money>> you think more money is going to make us happy and we think money to have grow is going to be super awesome but we saw that just doesn't work. >> the professor santos is in our toyota green room and she is ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> a yale professor is teaching people around the world how people can be happy. making it the most popular course in the school's more than 300-year history. now her teachings are spreading well beyond campus. more than 138,000 people around the world have registered for the online version of the class. professor santos joins us for a crash course on happiness. good morning. >> we've been so excited to talk to you all morning. so excited to get happy. >> be happy. go. so what -- what's the first step? >> yeah. so the first step is really to realize that some of our intuitions about what we

this is a look at the terrifying footage fromsaturday. 12 people were onboard when it blew up, 10 of them americans. one american woman was killed in that blas nine others were injured. officials have not yet released their names. there was also trouble back here at home as aoat goes up in ames on the potomac river. the 14-footer caught fire around 10:00 last night near sullivan island, right nearhe maryland/virginia shoreline. three people were onboard at the tire. these some new pictures of crews from montgomery county fire and rescue. they put the fire out with some help from loudoun county crews. all three people are safe, but investigators tell us the boat sank before they could pull it to shore. >> we are trackinghe investigation into a horrific stabbing spree at a birthday party for 3-year-old girl. nine people stabbed. six of them children. the crime so unsettling, even police are shaken. nbc's steve patrson is i boise, idaho. a quiet orning, community in boise, idaho, stunned by violence. >> there's some child victims. >> reporter: nine people wounded in a mass staing at 3-year-old girl's birthday party. six of the victims, young so

blas off tonight. >>> tens of thousands of people clock to san diego this weekend for comic-con 2018. attendees often dress up in their favorite character cartoons. it's common to see thebbing elbows with the wonder woman. a bunch of stars showed up for the warner brothers new film and gave a tees of what's to come in the new "wonder woman" movie and just started production. anthony you're looking at this video closely. >> where are the kids. >> these people spends thousands of dollars on these costumes. >> they love it. >> big kid. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. see you back here tonight at 9:00 and 11:00.

bla tiutw andtch. ero1.:1 5 meets sweet with dunkin's ga new brown sur feral f offeringtit pntywnt 8an beve2go thndre inohe orn.wnow hal hashiu fallen back into the upper 60's oiceeli comabew pofo lowert is flings0' mosof the ren g panth norer aexctre anotheure in town. ureittingbrim ther wvein arnd iuss itown tays s wello, humidity tsowoo mhe eoy89nj w q dees 8 86 foricay d her may bri were'ress going to track it as t pushes itsoatosttatur iy.s right now it looks like it's going to stay far eh iugt. nost at' washout but you grdl uu eave outdoorla dnsurg in sunday's just generally unsettled. we got a big oldev upperel low that's going to settle in over the mweeeid degrees sunst n ree, wk.njedoyour erin. ar>> 5ra:17.in ngering in maryland, it rockvillensinthe shoulder anydelays. same story on the inner loop.he beltway now. i a mont over the ioidge. l50 juss at hb5gs looksatre on thrtou 66. and likorl. whnchnaer smea. ochelid former crousing the n-wd throw sanders under t the bus. now colonel sanders grandson ndis saying sas never used schnatter hasxeti hveg irharvey weinstein. seball is requiringa league milwaukee brewers reliever josh hater to go

." >> police in nevada say drowsy driving lely to bla for a deadly crash on a las vegas highway. this video is tough to watch. you can see the flagger here wave to slow down an oncoming semi. you see him on the side of the road. he just dove out the way as that truck barreled into four parked vehicles. thisas in a construction sewn. two people in those cars were killed, three others hurt. they are expected to survive. at this point, no charges have been filed. >>> oh, my god. >> that's a rattlesnake. >> is it really? >> you learn something new every day. that's how this family on vacation in north carolina found out that rattlesnakes can swim. the family was obviously scared. the dad was ready to whack the snake. the snake went under the vote and swims away. >> if i can't see you, i can't trust you. >> fortunate thing here. it was a timber rattlesnake, mo which arre dangerous than copperheads or cotton mouths. >> somebody wouldn't have made it on my tboat, i'lll you. >> with sharks andnsnakes, nobody wants to go slimming anymore. >> don't go in the waterfolks. >>> plenty of you will be using uber or lyft to work or dinner th

, maybe today could be the day you treat your entire office to doughnuts and you look like you really spoiled everyone, with not one but two dozen.re krispy is offering a dozen blalazedor doughnuts a dollar. are you hearing this? they'll have glazed confetti this week. it's vanilla birthday cake covered with blaze and sprinkles. erika's mouth is wering. >> a hot criskrispy kreme dough i would have a things.of those like that. >>> from one ricaridden story to the next. you probably have plans and are going out to eat. >> wui may beng some of your favorites. a national nonprofit group leased its extreme eating awards. details unhealthiest meals. coming in at2,700 calories and 70 grams of fat, cheesecake factory's breakfast burrito. it's the same dietary hit of eating seven sausage mcmrifins. that b is one of the biggest offenders on the list. >>> how about the bavarian soft pretzel. it's like eating six pretzels from auntie ann's. >> you pn ahead. i'm glad that krispy kreme isn't in there. >> it says, if you plan ahead, eat less other parts of the day. or maybe just cut these things in half. eat half now, h later. i'm told thas what sheena does. >> you know, somet

blas" airs its season finale this sunday on e!, nikki and brie bella are stopping by. cheers and applause ] the bella twins.one is talking about her netflix specia "nanette" comedian, hannah gadsby is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. great music tonight. toots and the maytals is here tonight, guys.[ eers and applause ] some good reggae music. gimme, gimme, gimme. -erybody's talking about "mission: impossib fallout." you guys, it comes out on friday. millions of people are expected to see it. so that means it is time for "fish in a hospital." this is where we send our writer arthur down t 30 rock plaza to get people's thoughts on the movie and see whether or not they notice that he's mispronouncing "mission: impossible." check this out. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ fish in a hospital fish in a hospital ♪ >> the new movie hits theaters this friday. how exciteare you to go see fish in a hospital? >> i am super excited. >> on a scale from one to ten, how excited are you for lickin's a le? >> pretty excited, i guess. >> wld you guys go together to see dish in a pasta bowl? >> without a doubt. erd ou

--javier bla chairman powell: i will have to go back and look. >> if you would respond in writing. last caution, theinisters and some in congress pushed through tax cuts and bake deregulation under the guise that a witch or go down to families. low growth has slowed in the last quarter, it was less than half the growth rate than during the last year of the obama administration. as your largest banks, know, redirected record levels of profits and dividends and stock buybacks, the four ceos got a raise of 26% on average. would you expect to be up at the come before this committee and demonstrate to us in this committee come as chair of the fed, demonstrate to us how tax cuts and deregulation have been -- have affected the economy in terms of more lending? chairman powell: i guess i see my role as a reporting on the overall economy, rather than the effect of any particular law, but i will be happy to take questions on that. >> ok. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning. thank you for being with us. it is difficult to find negative news as it relates to our e

the rescue team ahead. >> plus, first lady melania trump promoting kindness while her husband bashes world leaders. a juxtaposition in a moment. also a dramatic rescue caught on video, after a chinook rescued a bla climber from ft. hood. we'll tell you what happened. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it end? [ ding ] -not today, ron. -when will it end? [ ding ] that make it easy for your uber driver to find you,atures taking the stress out of pickups. because leaving an event shouldn't be one. uber is moving in a new direction. forward. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. join t-mobile. and get netflix included. so your family can watch what they love in more places. get an unlimited family plan with net

the food in general. we're always trying to incorporate customer feedback and coffee service for inmates will be new. >> that will be new? >> yes, ma'am. >> great. thank you very much. we do not have a bla report on this item. at this time, i am going to open up for public comment on item no. 14. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. can we take a motion to move this forward with full recommendation to the board. mr. clerk, can you please call i team no. 15. 15. 180477 resolution authorizing a lease amendment to extend an existing lease of 33,998 sq. ft. at 617 mission street/109 new montgomery street with maclean properties llc and douglas g. moore, trustee under the connor children's trust no. 2, for the department of child support services for a monthly base rent of $158,657.33 for a total initial annual base rent of $1,903,887.96 for the period of july 1, 2018, through december 31, 2024. >> thank you. i see the deputy managing director of the real estate division is here to present on this item. it's also my understanding -- although i don't see her -- that the director of san francisco department of child -- i'm sorry. supervisor peskin was blocking my view. to an

solomon will be replacing long-time chief executive david bla blankfein who has been there for many years, brought it through a financial crisis here's theto happen. david solomon is going to take the ceo title starting october 1st of this year while blankfein will remain chairman of the company until the end of the year, and then david solomon starting in 2019 will be both the chairman and the ceo a memo going out to the company internally just moments ago. to the people of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein writes, today our firm is announcing i intend to step down as the ceo end of september and remain as chairman when i've been asked about succession in the past, it's always been hard for me to think about leaving. when times are tougher you can't leave, and when times are better, you don't want to leave. i got a chance to spend some time with david and lloyd late yesterday before this announcement was made. it is perhaps a huge changing of the guard, a new chapter in the life of goldman sachs, which has changed remarkably itself over the past decade, in large part because of the financial crisis and the shifts in the way the banking bus