publication the board over 820 racks and san francisco the examiner is easily accessible throughout the city mr. city diverse income affect communities. with our newspaper in those racks we put out was a dirty racks with 97.5% pickup rate on those racks which means our newspapers getting red wanted by the people in our community. in addition to the conference of local editorial content we offer readers to medicine access to local san francisco businesses to advertising as well as community events to event sponsorship. as the city of san francisco hutto circulated newspaper we do out circulate the chronicle the printed copy and san francisco by more than 80,000 on sundays with and 55,000 on thursdays, and monday , tuesday, thursday more than 19,000 copies and sides san francisco can. is my time up? >> 3 second warning >> okay advertising costs are less than the chronicle that reach into the community sport represents. that's your conduct is been awarded for the event examiner on chronicle six month alternate ambrose. we all as recommendation he made the examiner turned to be the full fiscal year that

publication the board over 820 racks and san francisco the examiner is easily accessible throughout the city mr. city diverse income affect communities. with our newspaper in those racks we put out was a dirty racks with 97.5% pickup rate on those racks which means our newspapers getting red wanted by the people in our community. in addition to the conference of local editorial content we offer readers to medicine access to local san francisco businesses to advertising as well as community events to event sponsorship. as the city of san francisco hutto circulated newspaper we do out circulate the chronicle the printed copy and san francisco by more than 80,000 on sundays with and 55,000 on thursdays, and monday , tuesday, thursday more than 19,000 copies and sides san francisco can. is my time up? >> 3 second warning >> okay advertising costs are less than the chronicle that reach into the community sport represents. that's your conduct is been awarded for the event examiner on chronicle six month alternate ambrose. we all as recommendation he made the examiner turned to be the full fiscal year that

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said ur city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so

because you know you will see them at the supermarket and at your kids ballgames, and everywhere else mrs. clinton in the city. [applause] mrs. clinton: that is why it cities are where things are happening and getting done. i want to thank you. you're taking the lead in investing in early childhood education, curbing carbon admissions, ending veterans homelessness. [applause] mrs. clinton: implementing innovative transportation projects that connect affordable housing to job opportunities, and so much more. some experts have actually said that this could be the decade of the city, because our urban areas are growing twice as fast as they were in the last decade. cities are the major reason why our country has come back from the worst financial crisis since the great depression with more than 14 million private sector jobs created over the last six and a half years, said you know what we have accomplished, and you know how much more we have to do. your constituents are already working harder and longer just to keep their heads above water. too many of our urban neighborhoods are plagued by poverty that persists from generation to generation. communities of

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said your city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables

mr. rose the opportunity to look at the temp salary issue. >> okay. colleagues motion we will continue-and then we will have our city of mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it tale

publication the board over 820 racks and san francisco the examiner is easily accessible throughout the city mr. city diverse income affect communities. with our newspaper in those racks we put out was a dirty racks with 97.5% pickup rate on those racks which means our newspapers getting red wanted by the people in our community. in addition to the conference of local editorial content we offer readers to medicine access to local san francisco businesses to advertising as well as community events to event sponsorship. as the city of san francisco hutto circulated newspaper we do out circulate the chronicle the printed copy and san francisco by more than 80,000 on sundays with and 55,000 on thursdays, and monday , tuesday, thursday more than 19,000 copies and sides san francisco can. is my time up? >> 3 second warning >> okay advertising costs are less than the chronicle that reach into the community sport represents. that's your conduct is been awarded for the event examiner on chronicle six month alternate ambrose. we all as recommendation he made the examiner turned to be the full fiscal year that

the public which may include city officers. they stipulated at a fundraising event there were solicitations made of city employees to mr. gascones campaign, where the bulk if not all of the participants were employees of his office or other city employees. mr. gascone has accepted responsibility and has agreed to pay a fine of $4 thousand for the alleged violation or stipulated violations and mrs. dubari, agreed to pay a fine of $14,000. i mean, 1, 400 and mr. swart agreed to pay the fine of 1, 400. i would say i think it is important for the public to understand that all 3 of these individuals admitting they have violated the section said they were unaware of the prohibition about city employees solicit other city employee and in the case of mr. gascone, he certainly had attended ethics training which contained training concerning the specific prohibition which all 3 of them said that they were really not aware existed partly because they had been solicited by other city employees in the past. hopefully this disposition of these will be a message to all city employees concerning the ban on city employees soliciting othe

the battle against isis in iraq. mr. petraeus: it has always been quite symbolic. it was the first city that fell that fell to iraq forces. the first meaningful cityfell when they swept back into iran. charlie: a lot of isis people came from al qaeda and iraq. mr. petraeus: -- and it is in the heart of the sunni province of an bar, one of the few centers controlled by the islamic state. this is a big deal. it is a short drive from western baghdad. so, very important battle. what you have is a combination of all of the different elements of iraq. you have iraqi army elements. you have iraqi special operations forces, special operations forces, police. federal police. keep in mind it is a sunni arab city. we have some sunni tribal fighters as well. all of this. the city has been and circled for some time. circled -- encircled for some time. it is cut off. by the way you have perhaps as many as 45,000 iraqi civilians still in the city. in some cases being used as shields. this is already taking on barbaric aspects if you will. the use of civilian shields, executing civilians -- what is remarkable so far i think is the resilience of the islamic state

the city for the neighbors and for the folks. >> that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. buckly something in closing. >> we are here and have city staff to answer any questions. >> i don't have any supervisor wiener didn't have any i'd like to go straight to public comment and call of ms. christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all o

the city. -- and at your kids ballgames, and everywhere else in the city. [applause] mrs. hat is why it cities are where things are happening and getting done. i want to thank you. you're taking the lead in investing in early childhood curbing carbon admissions, ending veterans homelessness. [applause] implementing innovative transportation projects that connect affordable housing to job opportunities, and so much more. some experts have actually said that this could be the decade of , because our urban areas are growing twice as fast as they were in the last decade. cities are the major reason why our country has come back from the worst financial crisis since the great depression with more than 14 million private sector jobs created over the last six and a half years, said you know what we have accomplished, and you know how much more we have to do. your constituents are already working harder and longer just to keep their heads above water. our urbanf neighborhoods are plagued by poverty that persists from generation to generation. communities of color still face barrier

mr. almagro. mediatey, in the city, in the city, if you attack venezuela, there is no political cost.ou might even get some applauses. the unfortunate result of that is a venezuela and the u.s. is countries and government get a part, but i feel there is a strong group of people that are behind mr. almagro and his attempt to destabilize venezuela and they're using the oas. either way, the oas has a horrible reputation in latin america. they are losing more reputation in latin america because what they have been doing. nobody believes there is a coup to talk in venezuela. -- nobody believes there was a coup d'etat in venezuela. there was an election and venezuela recognized it immediately. there is not any of the provision of the democratic charter. i think it has been a big media and political, let's say, conspiracy, if you want, and trying to present venezuela is a country that is going to implode. and then there is the international intervention is needed. but on the other hand, we have a group of former presidents trying to create a dialogue between venezuela and the government and

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said your city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables

>> the two cities combined have a little over 200,000 -- >> and how many in the shia community? >> a few thousand, sir. a few thousand, sir. but in that city mr. urbani has a representative. information from his facebook page show this individual was about six, eight weeks ago celebrating his marriage with urbani in person officiating. this is akin to having a very senior member of the clergy of iran, a personal representative of the supreme leader, celebrating the marriage of a muslim convert to islam in a very remote region of south america. it tells us how important that connection is, and it shows the link in this religious-social infrastructure in a critical point placed that is considered to be one of the highest in crime in latin america currently even worse than some of the colombian cities during the height of the drug crisis. the importance that this city has come to have in the design of iranian policy and in the interaction between hezbollah and iran in latin america. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i wish i could take more time. i didn't even get to any of the other issues. the iranian connection here, though, i would just recommend

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so o

city. mr. muster, partygoers celebrated same-sex marriage. mr. heightened security measures and tributes to the 49 victims alumni club shooting marked the celebration. >>> the pride celebration drew huge crowds to san francisco this weekend. the city was prepared to handle the influx of people. we find out about the new security protocols people faced when they showed up to today's party. >>> the atmosphere is amazing. >> reporter: pride weekend. carried on without a hitch. >> i like the fact is a lot of people around. >> >> we're happy they do this. >> in addition to increased officers both uniformed and undercover, revelers had to go through security and metal detectors for getting anywhere close to the action. >>> they opened the back subjectively.. >> in response to the massacre in orlando this is the first year heightened security measures have been implemented in san francisco.>> will not back down for more police presence. we're here to keep people safe and we will do so in every way possible. >>> this is a welcome addition. >> it makes you feel safer. >> many agree they will not give in to fear. >> they continue celebrating their pride. >> the people coming out and being your together, they went. -- of a win. >>> two peopl

mr. trump's casino business was a protracted failure without now says his casinos were overtaken by the same tidal wave that eventually slammed this seaside city's gambling industry. in reality, he was failing in atlantic cityong before atlantic city itself was failing . it even as his companies did poorly, mr. trump did well. he put up little of his own money, shifted personal debts to the casinos, and collected millions of dollars in salary, bonuses, and other payments. the burden of his failures fell on investors and others who had bet on his business acumen." suffered?ner, who do you tell stories of the people who got hurt in this massive failure in atlantic city? >> there were several large categories of people, one where people who worked on the initial tataj mahal. that bankruptcy, they really shorted contractors who were owed money. they have performed work and had not been paid. they negotiated very small amountnts for those people to be paid. we quoted one person in in the article his father almost lost her business, took $.30 on the dollar for the work he a done on the taj. andothers were bondholders stockholders. some of those, as mr. trump has said, w were sophistiticated investors who should'v

city. what calculations into your mind as terms of how you do it and when you do it? mr. petraeus: you don't want to destroy the city to save it. there have been some cases in the clearance where an enormous distraction has been done to some of the citieshat have been liberated. thealso don't want to kill civilians left there. they have been able -- they have been unable to get out. the islamic state has prevented them from evacuating the city. they have prevented the red cross from getting supplies to them. thee is an urgency because longer this goes on the more civilians suffer. they are not getting what ever limited water in medical resources are left in fallujah. it could be as many as 500,000. charlie: you have a conflict between the shia militia and iraq he army. mr. petraeus: there is a potential for conflict between the militia and the sunni tribal fighters. between the militia and some of the others. more importantly, the potential , which is fearful of these militias. they are going to bear some of the brunt of what takes place here as well. iraniansare the present? is he engage? mr. petraeus: the commander of the force in iran, u.s. designated, he has been pictured with a number of the iraqi including thes, individual design

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said ur city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so

tv's recent visit to nashville and the many other destinations on our cities to her go to c-span.org/cities to her. >> clive is the publisher of public affairs books. mro, what do you have coming out this season that you want to share with the tv? guest: i'm not a big computer games guide. on an innocent really, but what i know what i think almost everyone does it any ages tetris and we have a book on the origins of tetris and tetris is far more of a game of cubes and shapes falling out of a black sky lining up at the bottom of a screen. it's a fascinating story of a young brilliant

city for anyone whose ever been there it's literally the wild west of iraq. it will take a while. this is a city of normally 300,000. there are 50,000 in there now, mr. used as human shields over the last several weeks and two years. isis that has occupied that cityablished defensive positions, have laid house foreign ieds, so the iraqi forces that are going in there now are going to have a great deal of trouble clearing that town. above that, the iraqi government is going to have real challenges in terms of getting humanitarian supplies, food, water, tents, to the citizens remaining there. the fight is a long way from being over, jim. >> so, mark, you and i were standing in that very spot you are now, in orlando, this week, just yards from where this horrible attack carried out at pulse nightclub, claimed in the name of isis. does what's happening on the ground in the battlefields in iraq, affect the threats in places like orlando, just elsewhere in the u.s.? >> reporter: yeah, it certainly does, jim, what we have talked about offline, this isis organization is becoming a three-headed hide ra. >> that i have what's going on in the battlefield. that i have their operatetives that they are directing. then you have these individuals like what occur

the time mr. perry walked in. >>> across think street from san francisco's city hall the department of public health headquarters plays host to regular hearings where massage parlor owners and their lawyers contest citations from the cityspector walsh presents his findings from a recent visit to a and y health center. >> the violations we found was the owner was employing eight uncertified massage practitioners it is used as a and three were not dressed properly. >> these citations stem from the inspection documented by our cameras. >> what happened was that night since nobody had a license that gave me the authority to just close the place. >> during that visit inspectors also recovered used condoms from a trash can in the bathroom. >> what do you think is going on in here? >> that evidence of sex on the premises is not part of the citation as the city avoids prosecution that may discourage sex workers from using protection. >> i want to address the most important issue. that is the unlicensed masseuses present. >> attorney christopher hall specializes in representing massage parlors in san francisco. shortly after the inspection and closure hall and the owner of a and y were highly motivated to iron out their problem

the city for the neighbors and for the folks. >> that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. buckly something in closing. >> we are here and have cityswer any questions. >> i don't have any supervisor wiener didn't have any i'd like to go straight to public comment and call of ms. christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all of the contri

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said r city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said ur city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said ur city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so

the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to explain the our vision and strategy for how we are implementing these in the notifies in the renewables so o

the city of baltimore issued a statement in which they suggested, quote, that mrs. mostly -- mosley he consider he ma leg prosecution. one officer had a hung jury so has to be retried. the mayor of the city of baltimore, stephanie rawlings blake, issued a contrary kind of statement to that urging the citizens to be calm here, allowing the entire process to come to its conclusion. but really, trace, this was the very best case the state had. if anybody was going to be made aware of the rough ride, the quote-unquote rough ride that freddie gray experienced, iti'2 would be at the hands of caesar goodson, the driver of the van. that is what they promised in their opening arguments but failed to deliver as the trial progressed. the most damning evidence was from the other prison in the van at the time. this man testified the ride, using his words, was a smooth ride. he also testified that he heard on the other side of the partition on the back of the van fretie gray thrashing about and then 45 minutes of surveillance video which showed the van in the streets of baltimore, make nothing evasive maneuvers or fast stops or starts. that left the judge perturbed at the case the state built. >> the

mr. rose the opportunity to look at the temp salary issue. >> okay. colleagues motion we will continue-and then we will have our city of mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it tale

the former new york city police commissioner. i talked to peter king about this mr. commissioner a bit. talk through the kind of precautions we're going to see in new york and other major cities across the country? >> i think you'll see significant uniform deployment at targets of -- concerned sensitive targets. some locations where the lgbt community might gather would be a particular concern and i think that's important for police departments to raise the comfort level as much as they can. this, to me looks like a classic lone wolf operation. if you remember in september of 2014, mahammad al dini who was the communications director for isis urged people to go out and do whatever they can do. this is when we started the bombing campaign against isis and we have seen a series of events not only in this country but in many other countries in response to that urging. we don't know an awful lot about this event but it certainly could be just that. what's really scary is the simplicity of it. again, this individual walked in with one rifle, one handgun and able to kill apparently at least 50 people. so it's very much of a concern. it's a concern to law enforcement. of course, thr

mr. johnson: hello everybody, hello everybody. yes, yes, i so happy to be here. am let's give it up for the captain. he is here. there is no greater sports hero in this city that the city has produced than kareem abdul-jabbar. so give it up for him. [applause] we are here supporting the next president of the united states. hillary clinton. the only candidate that can really move our country forward, create jobs, make sure, as kareem talked about, all our kids get a great education. also, she is fighting to take guns off the street and we should all clap for the. too many of our kids are getting killed. we cannot stand by and watch that. that is why i am so happy to support her as well. then today, one of the smartest men and one of the greatest presidents we have ever had, he is here and he is going to speak to you. that man is president bill clinton. [applause] before he comes up, my job is to introduce somebody who has been fighting for all of us, especially for this district and others. so give it up to the supervisor. [applause] yes. here she is. yes. now, the difference is i have to help her on the stage because you guys cannot see her. god bless you too. >> thank

mr. rose the opportunity to look at the temp salary issue. >> okay. colleagues motion we will continue-and then we will have our city of mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it tale

the one remaining issue we have no other issues on site regarding this permit. >> thank you, mr. buck. >> thank you we'll hear from the appellant now. >> that's correct across the city across the citykevin and i met onsite as chris said we respect to sfmta and applied for the white curb and as a result kevin wanted a loading zone we accommodated that and made i paid all the fees kevin from ada is okay with that and given us the green light to move forward i might add that overflow room we had committed to doing 5, 60 inch box trees but planted 9 as you recall that was dictated saying the landscape was - we followed the better landscape plan we planted 9, 36 inch trees we thought that was sufficient the result of plan check confusion within the department as to how we end up with that we are cognizant of the fact that you know we should have come back to the board of appeals and clarified that but those projects tend to be pretty complicated what you know executed them and had a number of permits that was one of '75 permits we got the drawings stamped so the 9 trees i guess you have to review those as part of plan check so in an effort to close this out i on intersections we left of

>> the two cities combined have a little over 200,000 -- >> and how many in the shia community? >> a few thousand, sir. a few thousand, sir. but in that city mr. urbani has a representative. information from his facebook page show this individual was about six, eight weeks ago celebrating his marriage with urbani in person officiating. this is akin to having a very senior member of the clergy of iran, a personal representative of the supreme leader, celebrating the marriage of a muslim convert to islam in a very remote region of south america. it tells us how important that connection is, and it shows the link in this religious-social infrastructure in a critical point placed that is considered to be one of the highest in crime in latin america currently even worse than some of the colombian cities during the height of the drug crisis. the importance that this city has come to have in the design of iranian policy and in the interaction between hezbollah and iran in latin america. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i wish i could take more time. i didn't even get to any of the other issues. the iranian connection here, though, i would just recommend

now the chill he spoke of may be playing out in chicago. a city run by mr. obama's first chief of staff, a cityn 400 shootings just last month. think about that mark fuhrman is a former lapd homicide detective. great to see you both. 400 shootings. let me start with you on that. just last month. put that number in perspective for us. >> you can't, and along with that 66 people dead. i'm trying to figure out why there's not a curfew. they need to stem the violence at nighttime. they have to stop the bleeding but rahm emmanuel seems incapable of doing this i have to know how many black people have to be shot and kill eded before the director thinks this is an emergency. >> i think there's probably several reasons, one is the technology that every person has on the street this is kind of a self-induced wound that chicago has created this has been going on for 20 years plus. to not go in or not support officers with task force type units to go in and attack these gang members. let's be clear about this. most of these are gang related homicides, which makes it easy to target where they live, where t

the website. >> supervisor campos: thank you much mr. gibner and we want to thank our city attorney. this is an office that has a stellar track record of event defending challenges to cityaw and a successful record and that will continue should've the litigation here. i will just close with an expiration of the amendment that i ended out. and at some point i'll ask the committee to amend the legislation along with those lines but the amendment does the following. one, it clarifies the definition of a hosting platform. second, it clarifies what happens the first day the law goes into effect just to have as much clarity as possible. did it clarifies privacy protections for people registered with the city, and finally, it actually streamlines the compliance process. this is actually a amendment those made at the request of the office of short-term rentals. with that, colleagues, i look forward to the discussion and respectfully ask for your support. again, thank you supervisor peskin to you and your office and t carolyn guzman in my office whose been work on this long time. the peskin thank you supervisor campos. i know there's many individuals here there would like to tes

cities around the country. ♪ >>> a somber scene over the city that never sleeps. the empire state building blacked out its lights last night in honor of those killed in the orlando shooting massacre. >>> it was mr. rogers who said "in times of tragedy, look for the helpers. mark strassman talked to one of those helpers whose actions saved a life inside the pulse nightclub. >> reporter: you heard a couple shots. did you hit the deck right away? >> it was like -- kind of like a little dog like, oh -- >> reporter: josh magill ran out the back exit, hopped a fence, and saved a life. he found a man on the ground moaning. did he look wounded? >>ly looked like he got shot. >> reporter: 27-year-old rodney sumter was wounded in both arms and the upper back. >> officers like -- there's no ambulance responding at the moment. but we're going to send you -- a police car. the police officer turned to me and said, i want you to bear hug him, keep him conscious. i was like, okay. i was like, i don't know if you're religious, but i feel like i need to say a prayer. i was like, you're going to be fine. i got you, man. >> that was mark strassman reporting. >>> some good news, the man miguel helped rescue is expected to live. >>> coming up, a heartfelt dedication. we'll show how last night's tony awards took time to remember the victims of the mass shooting. ♪ beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond. i my mom wants to understand, but she just can't see it. so excedrin worked with me to show my mom what i experience during a migraine. excedrin relieves my pain and symptoms. but their dedication to migraine sufferers doesn't stop there. oh my god... i'm so sorry, honey, that you go through this. now i finally feel understood. experience more stories at excedrin.com forecast in some citiesthe country. ♪ >>> all we can say is you are not on your own right now. your tragedy is our tragedy. theater is a place where every race, creed, sexuality, and gender is equal, is embraced, and is loved. hate will never win. >> host james corden dedicated the tony awards last night to those affected by the orlando tragedy. those in attendance wearing ribbons in solidarity. >>> many on broadway rallied to embrace the lgbt community after the shootings at a gay nightclub in florida. >>> to send a message about gun violence in the orlando tragedy, the cast of "hamilton" performed during the tony show without muskets. ♪ ♪ we move as one we have one shot to live another day ♪ >> the performance was led by "hamilton" creator and star lin-manuel miranda. >>> in the open to his show, john oliver set aside fanfare, opting instead for a direct message to terrorist. >> on a day whether some [ bleep ] terrorists want us to focus on one man's brutality and hatred, it might be worth seeing this vide

the smart cities challenge winner and that one of the criteria for the challenge is to integrate advanced technologies in the management operation of the city which includes the deployment of connected and autonomous vehicle systems. mr. secretary, what role do you see the vehicle-to-infrastructure dsrc technology as other dsrc technologies playing in the deployment sites and to the eventually d.o.t. smart city that will be granted? >> well, i think that, first of all, we are -- we are at the very edge of a wave of technology that will enter into the transportation space. and it is -- i think there are areas that we know are going to be areas of opportunity. the advent of connected cars. the advent of autonomous cars, i think those trends are coming, and they are unalterable in that sense and so we have a response to be ready for that. the vehicle-to-infrastructure component follows along with that. and what that means is a lot of things. in some respects you have some of that functionality today with coordinated signalization. but it also could in the future do things like your streetlights are coordinated according to the movement of automobiles, and so when there's no automobile on the road the streetlights are di

mr. hockey. 30 people who were trying to flee the iraqi cityf falluh. that city has been under isis control for more than two >>> isis militants killed at least 30 people trying to flee the iraqi city of fallujah. it's been under isis control for more than two years. you can find the full story on our website. >>> a whale thought to be the oldest, bubbles was in her 50s. she died. we posted pictures on our facebook page. an attack at san quentin. a correctional officer is attacked by a death row r beg inmate. >>> an attack at san quinten. a correctional officer is recovering after being attacked by a death row inmate. jesse monday zoe jumped the officer last night. he slipped out of his hands cuffs somehow and use them to hit the officer several times. the officer suffered a significant facial injury and other cuts. he's expected to make a full recovery. >>> on this day of muhammad ali's memorial, the sports world is mourning the loss of a hockey legend. known simply as mr. hockey, gordie howe passed away at the age of 88. he held numerous nhl records, including the most goals and the most points. howe played until he was 52. today the sharks tweeted a photograph of howe wearing a

the petworth city charter -- city energy public charter school. thank you very much inviting me out there. it's only true if you it, keynote speaker, mr.huck bell. mr. no less. feeling more special. my advice, i stole it from oscar wild, be yourself. everyone else is already taken. outside today, temperatures in the 60s this morning. a-plus for recess today. afternoon high temperatures in the low 80s. that will be nice. so shorts and t-shirts today and also if you'll be outside, don't forget your sun block. jack taylor, some of us will burn if you don't get the spf. >> i need the sun bloc with this complexion going on. rock creek parkway, work zone at kennedy center. traffic will alternate by. not causing a huge delay, but it will stay there until about 6:00 true septembe through september. metro, last friday dealing with orange and silver line single tracking. it will run through next thursday. right now the green line residual delays from an earlier train malfunction out of branch avenue. delays due to a problem thewest falls church. >>> his own father wrote a letter defending his rape conviction and now someone writing one in favor