tonya: yes. look at threats currently at the fbi, we are beyondoking individual actors and types of threats to something that are --lysts referred to as the if you look at that threat we are seeing across the cyber community. od of a wholesale data theft, that we have all experienced through the data breach of aqua fire -- of andfax, the breach of opm, to many other different types of breaches to name, nearly all of us have been the victims of some theft of our personally identifiable information. if you add that to a broadening attack services, by which i mean many millions of potential points that are connected aobally through which determined adversary could achieve an intrusion. think about how many items you have in your home today that are connected to the internet and how many you had even just a few thoseago -- each one of presents the potential of vulnerability. theft of data, broadening attack surfaces, which means more opportunities for adversaries, and you add to that the proliferatio

so he said i can get you to t tonya, tonya, a girl with a dream.tinue it. i need to talk to whoopi goldberg. she says i know love of back. how can you get me to whoopi goldberg? she said she doesn't have a phone. i said who around her has a phone? i will connect you to the assistant. i get connected to some black male who is the assistant. he hangs up on me. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> so then finally, i call, i get tonya back, and i said look, okay i work with gina, yeah, i know gina. she wanted to talk to whoopi, okay, cool. she's still finishing up the show, give me five minutes, give me your number and i'll call you from a land line office. i'm praying, phone, come on, please, god, i got this dream. sure enough, the phone rings. whoopi for gina, connect her, boom. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's determination. >> yo, man. >> jimmy: what's the lesson we learn from this story? >> that you need to be connected to a black person who knows. >> jimmy: that's great advice. >> get me somebody who knows what it means to be black and a dream to find your

[applause] very much deserved, tonya has served with distinction, class, and success for now, nearly approaching 11 years. we are thrilled with this announcement. you will see tonya has really quite a long list of academic and professional achievements, far too long for this news item, she has quite a stellar career and particularly during her career, we are especially grateful for her distinguished service for more then a decade she has a fantastic attention to detail. we had promised to commissioners back in january that we would have a calendar of reports, and please see that here on page 3, in addition, jay has updated the forward calendar, in between those two items, we think this represents a complete listing of all of our reports, and so this really covers, you will see our entire portfolio from public markets to private markets, to risk management, to esg, and more are included on this list, last to know is the next investment -- investment committee that is a week from today, it is a small subject, but it is a super important subject, it is a long-term plan for managing the

tonya you're from california said this is special, what was your reaction?nd not aware of the baby was born until after i landed, i had royal watches and my family who were like oh my god you made the baby, and you are there in the baby as best to get over there and see sol hoppedin best to get over there and see sol hopped in and huber and got in line and made a new friend and watched the excitement and i'm excited. so it brought together —— it brought you together. you thinker excitement echoed across america do you get a sense people are interested in what's happening here? they are definitely excited and being an american and being part of this culture as well so it's very exciting. if you are a small sense of ownership? yes the baby is our r us, she should name hannah spencer. spencer is a good man but maybe also a german name like albert. lots of talk and that's what we look forward to combat the first beta on instagram and what the baby boy will be called, i spoke to an australian woman today who said he should be called one single name, sussex. well,

let's bring in correspondent tonya kramer who has the latest from jerusalem so tanya we've heard that this cease fire has been in effect for a few hours now how is it holding up so far. well it appears to be holding since the early morning hours there have been no a rockets being fired into southern israel from gaza and also there have been no more israeli airstrikes on gaza a palestinian media have reported that as of four thirty am this cease fire has gone into effect a cease fire that has been brokered this time again in mediated by egypt with the help of qatar and the united nations. and tania we know that one of the main sticking points one of the things that really sparked this most recent conflict was on the palestinian officials in gaza were saying that israel was not taking steps to ease its blockade under promise ceasefire deals of the past how likely is it that now we will see some steps to resolve this. well it's all about the implementation as you said hamas and islamic jihad another militant group in gaza they have accused israel of failing to implement understandings th

let's bring in debut correspondent tonya kramer she's standing by in jerusalem with the very latest for us tanya netanyahu has been struggling to put together a coalition the said deadline has now expired what is the latest you can tell us. yeah it has been a real drama here in the last 24 even 48 hours when it became clear that mr netanyahu has difficulties to get his coalition together and as we speak actually knesset members are voting to dissolve the knesset which would then pave the way for new elections that could be possibly held in september on september 17th so there's a 2nd reading and there's 30 reading the deadline was at midnight but they're in the process now of voting and we have to wait and see whether all the case whether this bill that is being has been debated all day will actually pass in the next couple of minutes or so we are expecting a result on that tenure what are the implications for benjamin netanyahu here does this really mean that his rule could be over because he couldn't form a government on time. well i mean it's certainly a gamble for him i mean we're g

last month tonya peterson, the executive director at the zoo, spoke about the breeding. the sumatra tiger, and the fellow who is going to be doing the breeding, his looks like a young, healthy animal. i think he'll be out of quarantine soon -- i'm not sure. but i had kind of second thoughts about it, and i couldn't help but recollect at a different time, they had all of the noise to attack, carbon dioxide gas going into the lockup and the breeding. i wanted to add it wasn't here, it was somewhere in the southwest. with this type of breeding, i was hoping to decrease any accidental mauling over the tiger breeding. that to be included if something, if possible, a temperature grade. i think women know more about it than men do. and doing the graphing, and possibly to project a better access to breeding temperature and the time when the breeding actually happens. when the breeding actually -- it's something that is animal husbandry, and when i look at it, it doesn't have much to do with embriology -- these are wild animals. i haven't come up with a way, to attach on it -- i

alon and tonya. come on up. >> we're representing the artists and if you have any questions we would be happy to answer them. >> thank you. >> no questions? >> nope. >> i do have a question. >> you do have a question. >> just thought of one. is it going to be constructed on the site or constructed elsewhere and transported? >> yes, exactly. it will be construct at a warehouse and then brought over and pieced together. >> so, warehouse in the city -- >> in oakland. we've scouted a few places for rent and -- [laughter] >> there is a xhefnlt ok. thank you. -- comment. ok. thank you. >> there anyone else who would like to make public comment on this item? ok. being none, public comment is closed. >> would entertain a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> this motion carries. >> we are now on item nine. the civic center planned preferred designs and commissioners this is a presentation and discussion only. >> good morning, commissioners, general manager, madelein. i'm stacey bradley,

today vs tonya kramer put that report together for those she joins us now from jerusalem good morning to you tanya can you tell us how much are politics right now overshadowing the music this year. well as you could see in the report i mean digit pens really. very early on when it was clear that is well the host of this music event there were at kohl's football i caught one of the main groups boycott divestment and sanctions complain approve the sting in group arguing actually that this bringing this event here with wife was israel's policies in the occupied palestinian territory and they had called on both cost as the artists and also on the fence not to take part in that and also they have been petitions by international artists also seen and israeli artists to highlight human rights human rights violations by the israeli army and the palestinian territory but at the same time you also at the titians who said this fight this event shouldn't be boycotted also by international artists and having said that the e.u. has set up very clear rules that this is not a political event and call

another escalation or will there be some every solution at the end tanya kramer in jerusalem thank you tonya at least forty one people have been killed after a russian plane burst into flames during an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport the aeroflot airliner was flying to the northern city of months when the pilot reported technical problems and turned back. panic breaks out onboard aeroflot flight as you one four nine two this video shot by one of the passengers captures the fateful moments after the plane's emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport. most of the seventy eight passengers didn't manage to escape the flames as the lucky survivors staggered to safety rescue vehicles rushed towards the burning hole. several passengers were taken to hospital. where did the justices figure that was come up with. their only source verity of the injuries comes from smoke inhalation and. many other people have injuries to the bodies. and legs. it's unclear why the russian build sukhoi superjet one hundred turned back about thirty minutes into its flight the fire didn't break

implementation of those understandings that have been reached this week and tanya kramer interests thank you tonya. russian authorities have said that forty one people died during an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport on sunday evening the aeroflot airliner was en route to the northern city of more months when the pilot reported technical problems and turned back the plane caught fire as it landed. a ball of flame hurtling along the runway trailed by a plume of smoke. i want to put watch in dread flight as you want for nine to solo comes to a halt. most of those who had boarded the flight only hours earlier but not managed to escape the flames. as a lucky survive a stock a safety fire trucks rushed towards the bunning hall. several passengers were taken to hospital and while doing it justice is play with some of the severity of the injuries comes from smoke inhalation and burns. a car being imperfect getting and many other people have injuries to their bodies and legs. the skin to be sure cool. it's unclear why the aircraft russian built sukhoi superjet one hundred ten back about t

in addition to thanking him i want to thank tonya lombard. both team members at at&t who are present today. for their partnership and work as well as to lift up our national urban league trustee charlene lake who is also an executive with at&t. and the big man at at&t randall stephenson who is as forward thinking a ceo that i have met. , hisersonal commitment understanding of technology and diverse city and the intersectionality of those certainly makes him stand out. and the at&tvier team another round of applause. thank you for your partnership and leadership. gainful --extremely grateful to our partners at gecko. i mean geico. [laughter] national urban league trustee and the vice president of public affairs. [applause] >> we all know 15 minutes can save you 15% on your car insurance. that little get-go is great. [laughter] -- gecko is great. home is washington dc. with over 17 million years ofders this 16 the state of black america report, we have been here for all those 16 years. a member of the national urban league for 25 years. [applau

. >> tonya peterson, director of the san francisco zoo, but i'm not here in that capacity. prior to being zoo director, i served with president fung on the board of appeals. i was hoping he would say that the zoo was the number one priority for planning commission, but no, guess not. but prior to being zoo director, i served on the board of appeals. it was just a pleasure to be with frank fung. he was the glue that sometime held a decisive and sometimes contentious board together. he is an amazing man, served three mayors. and then lastly, as a zoo director, i have come across his work and his colleagues. he built the vet hospital for the san diego zoo, and that is one of the leading vet hospitals in the world. it's a great pleasure, and we're just grateful that this man wants to do this job. so thank you. >> chair ronen: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. i'm rick swig, and i have the pleasure and honor of serving with frank fung on the board of appeals. it's going to be a great loss for the board of appeals but a great gain for the planning commission. we

local next door website and offered a $500 reward for information on the unidentified attacker who tonya says hit four times in the past six months. >> we have cameras so we see him. we have a picture every time he does that. he climbed half way and then he threw the eggs at the door. >> do you think he knows he is caught on camera? >> i don't think he cares. >> the next door post also includes pictures of a note reportedly from the egg thrower with an oddly worded message, best you remove that sign or face some consequences. the threat back fired. another neighbor, sarah warner, saw it and put up her own impeach trump sign. >> that note was a little chilling and i felt like he was trying to intimidate us. >> neighbors we talked to say this is all about free speech but they don't expect anyone to back down. >> i don't know how much he'll do. he did it and probably will again. >> i am not someone who stays quiet when they're bullied. >> now here's the flyer. we have people here offering more detailed descriptions of the man they think may be the egg thrower but could not make contact with

tonya emails in london and says, he should have done the a la mode as well.nila. -- vanilla. francine: it is not working. jeremy corbyn is launching his brexit manifesto in kent. when you look at brexit, it is unlikely that labour and the conservatives will find a deal so they are going to european elections. if you are someone in the u.k. that wants to stay in the european union, you either vote for labour -- although it is unclear what the position is for a second referendum or not -- and that is what the probe remain parties will have to decide -- pro remain parties will have to decide, whether they are splitting the vote. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. hughesk cofounder chris says it is time to break up the angryy, writing he is mark's focus on growth allowed he says it is-- not enough for the government to impose a fine on facebook. buy tos has agreed to keita. they will -- takeda. treatmentsired eye and a $62 billion acquisition. francine: now to a closely story, anadarko seeking a revised bid from chevron

host: tonya, thank you for the call. guest: [sighs] steve, that conversation is personal for me.hen i ran for governor, the had data and analysis, they one tv channel, channel 9, and if you only have one station and the republican is virtually getting all of it covered, the republican actually had his campaign office in the channel 9 tv station building. the man i ran against for governor was actually the legal counsel to the tv station who was giving him all this access to tv. if you don't see it, you don't know it. if you don't hear it, what can you believe in? what can you follow? it is really important for the media to understand they made a huge mistake with donald trump with the billions of dollars in free media. don't you dare make that mistake again! you are not only choosing our candidates, but you are showing your sexism. host: arni arnie and arnesen, we are going to check in with you often. guest: happy mother's day, everyone. host: happy mother's day. the firstndowski is campaign manager for donald trump. he is also author of the book "i betrothed: the inside story of