i would like to thank the chief who is here today and everyone who worked with us on this priority and students who collaborated with us. we see this mou to improve community relationships within the city and establish relationships between the schools, departments and the community. i will be presenting no. 9. the police department has made huge strides in improving youth relations. they passed didgo 7.01 for interrogation. last year announced the police officers would be involved with the boys and girls club of america. that being said we recommend an implementation for training for all police officers for the stress on sarjs sergeants and patrol officers to do the following. focus on police and tactics, and offer practical and communication skills for mental health, deescalation strategies, address issues of racial profiling and include youth in the training and apply scenarios. this has also been a priority for the past two 2 years and we really see this as another opportunity for sfran -- san francisco to >> i will be presenting on no. 10. we are excited by the progress that has b

obviously no greater priority for us than the welfare and

be the to us to priorities of g-20 countries toer this date -- that seems us to be the priorities of-20 countries at this time. that has been the focus and we had a strong reaction supporting respondents to that being the principal focus of the g-20. as i say, if people want to raise climate change or any matter, we certainly would not object to that. >> thank you very much for joining us. andrew robb joining us from beijing. still with us in the studio, his opinion on some of those things. david, let's talk about the chinese growth story. the trade minister suggesting he was confident that premier league said the last week there will be a hard landing for the chinese. >> when i think about the chinese it cut me, it is somewhat engineered. the last thing they want is a hard landing. think about the chinese economy, it is somewhat engineered. and somewhat tempered going forward. i am not sure they want to go to that extent any time and the near future. >> you are talking about emerging markets. what happens when we start to see the federal reserve preparing markets for change in the b

the markets set of issues i focused on before i came to the sec and made one of my immediate priorities for us to come thoroughly to grips with those in a data-driven disciplined way but nevertheless intensively. we have all five of our commissioners who have spoken publicly about how high a priority. that includes some things we didn't talk about today too. we have a proposed rule sci that deals with requiring enhanced safeguards over technological systems of the exchanges and large alternative trading systems to ensure the technology that connects our interconnected market is as robust as it can be, redundant where it needs. so that's a very high priority for us as well. there's no question you can't do everything at once, but i think, i hope you're right in your assessment of me in my past. i'm very focused on being able to accomplish everything we've spoken of today and things i've added to the list, you know, within the next, certainly the next year or two. now some of them will be much sooner than others, obviously, because you have to proceed in a sequence. money market funds is a very

the eastern neighborhoods respect through the eastern neighborhood puc and they said it was a priority use of the fund there are projects categorically within the realm and that one it is looking specifically identified projects they're not all necessarily the same you have the one you approved last week the plazas in dog patch and today's the wrinkled alleyway and one additional one we'll be bringing in the next month associated with the theatre development that would add funding to a public works development on another street. we looked at market and octavia we have one in kind agreement that represented only about 2 percent of the projected funding we don't know whether more will come up but we'll evaluate them i didn't look at other things like balboa park and visitacion valley we're not seeing in kind agreements like balboa park that represents the development happening there but in kind agreement and the downtown plans the transit center we expect a larger improvement to be built by in kind agreements by the way, we have specifically defined a block by block case as projects come in

we have seen the improvements that mta is implementing such as the use of a priority system and that can reduce travel time. the more these are implemented, it will be interesting to see how it is presented compared to our piers. i'm going to discuss revenue miles which is used as an indicator of delays that arrive due to equipment problems. vehicle fail yours are divided into two categories. one presents a present or starting its next trip because of safety concerns or movement of the vehicle is limited. a minor failure is one that prevents a vehicle, but that's because the vehicle should be taken out of service. this chart shows the average number of miles between -- between vehicle failure, of either type, major or minor. you can see for buses -- it is common if the industry to look at the number of revenue miles between major failures only and when we do that, you can see our performance increases substantial from 617 miles between total failures to more than 2500 miles per failures. our peers increase and they have a high number of miles between major failures. these number was

us. the mayor has been very supportive of this project and been one of his highest priorities mainly because we can produce 1700 units in numbers out there and because of the prevailing market prices out of town, those units will sell without any additional subsidy from the city for middle rate income. you will be able to rent an apartment for probably about half what it would cost to do in this part of town. it's important that we produce that middle income housing without a lot of subsidy that this has been the highest priority for us and we are very happy that it's finally going through a round of approvals. the projects approved by the commission last week and part of the commission and the park commission and transportation authority in the next few weeks. we will be at the board of supervisors for the final improvement on the entitlement in july to go back and address the ream ationation issue. this project is the former site of the industrial activities for many many decades. the factory was closed in the late 90s if i'm getting my dates right. there was issues with soil and water con

markets a set of issues that i focus on actually before i came to the sec, and one of my immediate priorities for us to come thoroughly to grips with way, buta data-driven i think we have maybe rarely but i think all five of our commissioners who spoken publicly about how high a priority the range of work in structure issues, that include some things we did not talk about today, too. for example, we have a proposed rule that deals with requiring enhanced safeguards over a technological systems of exchanges and the large alternative trading systems to really ensure that the technology that connects are very interconnected market is as robust as it can become a redundant where he needs to be, so that is a very high priority for us as well. it is no question -- you cannot do everything at once. i hope you are right in your assessment of me from my past. being ableocused on to accomplish everything we have spoken of today and the things i have added to the list within the next -- and certainly the next year or two. be muche of them will sooner than others, obviously, because you have to proceed in a seq

the general over the years, is whether this is the most cost effective way to do that for us, given our priority to spend both on public health measures and treatments. and so the question for you is, how should we think about whether this is over the long term the rational way to spend our security dollars. >> with the same level of excellence as we would fur patient care. it's an investment towards a county hospital that deserves our, i think immense support, never to be compromised in its ability to serve for all people, workers and people who -- patients and visitors to the campus in that expectation that we are funding that level of care. we are leaders such as the hiv and aids response. let me tell you, in our jails we know something about that too so that's not something that we believe in short on but we've also been saying for quite some time that i believe in the investment of security and the investment of a better parter ship and infrastructure because we do have such an amazing, stellar county hospital. not to short trip that either, but i think we're heading in the right direction.

and we can use that detailed information to send very precise, very crisp conservation priorities. it helps us know where we need to act, where we need to invest our scarce conservation dollars. >> thanks so much. >> thank you so much for having me on the program. >>> that's it for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend". i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. >>> "pbs newshour weekend" is made possible by -- corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: funding for "the address" was provided by the anne ray charitable trust; by members of the better angels society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating americans about their history through documentary film-- members include the pfeil foundation and robert & beverly grappone-- by the corporation for public broadcasting as part of american graduate: let's make it hap

it requires giving us priority. we will be hearing much more from the professor with his new book rater this moning. it will give us an idea of what this foreign policy of restraint might look like in practice and how it would address threats of the united states. >> he writes the united states should focus on a small number of threats. the world is resis tent to heavy-handed solutions. it can do that because the united states is economically and militarily strong, well-endowed, well defended by nature. any effort to reorient away will have to preserve with warfare. prevention makes sense as a policy only if one accept that is some governments cannot be deterred and there's reason to believe that such governments exist. the u.s. would need to use cause in internal conflicts and other countries. while the u.s. has dem strated that igts military isn't suited for nation and state-building nations. one thing that the u.s. can very easily do to contribute to international stability is to see that unnecessary wars change.

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users have priority to use that spectrum. when it's not being used, there's an opportunity for first net to basically allow other providers or one other provider -- multiple other providers to utilize that spectrum to serve their customers' needs. as first net has been evaluating options for getting this network built, one of the options they're looking at is the idea of partnering with one or more existing commercial carriers who will allow first net to take advantage of existing towers and balk haul networks and such to cut down the costs in exchange of which they would get to use the access spectrum. that's not only envisioned in the act of congress, it's specifically urged and promoted by the congressional language. >> let's turn to privacy for a second. your agency has just asked for comments about big data and the privacy implications surrounding big data. when the federal trade commission released it report, one of its recommendations was for congress to take a closer ok at data brokers such as experian or some of thes

can you share with us the principles and priorities you intend to apply to your enforcement role? >> yeah, i mean, i guess i'd say generally, first, i think it's enormously important for the sec, all law enforcement agencies, but the sec to be a very strong, credible enforcer of the federal securities laws. and i think i use, these always come back to haunt you a little bit, but i think at my confirmation bold and unrelenting, and i mean that. fairly and based on evidence. but it really is important to not only punish the wrong doers that are before you as the result of an investigation and enforcement action, but to send a very strong message of deterrence. one of the reasons that i changed, actually, the settlement protocol from a pretty much universal unless there was a parallel criminal action, no admit, no deny to requiring admissions in certain cases where i thought that or we think that there's a particular need for public accountability. we've set forth some parameters. it's clearly an evolving protocol. we've done, i think, about ten very significant cases so far in that

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mayor's office to come to maybe even our next full commission meeting to discuss with us the mayor's environmental priorities. >> okay. >> we can do that. >> and one other announcement is that, i said that i don't have an announcement but i do, germ o has been working like crazy behind the scenes to coordinate and i notice that he has been here this entire time and thank you, for everything, and for making this happen, and david, and the team, and you know, it was not easy and of course, you know, i hope that when the city attorneys get assigned to the commissions it is not just like, rolling the dice or lottery, and it is like subject matter. and that you know, that tom, and when he is here on a night like this, it is like, he is, you know, the environmental, stuff that we have talked about just like, we that he thinks that he is so glad that he is here to be here for a long meeting like this. and i might be right? >> yes? >> okay. and thank you, we don't often thank you on a night like this and we have to and of course, monica and she is running around this whole time and fixing the technology with our fri

obviously there is no greater priority for us than the welfare and safety of u.s. citizens abroad. >> justice department says los angeles county jails are violating inmates rights by failing to protect mentally ill inmates from harm. justice department officials said some of the 15 inmates suicides in the last two years may have been prevented with adequate mental health care. the department will seek court oversight of the jail system which houses around 19,000 prisoners and is the largest in the country. >>> $1.2 billion investment, uber has been valued at more than $18 billion, one of the highest valuations ever for a start up. the smart phone app allows you to get rides from professional and private drivers. but it is under fire for insurance practices and is facing more than a dozen lawsuits. last week virginia banned the company saying it was operating without proper authority. >>> maya angelou was honored today in a memorial service at wake forest where she taught for three decades. michelle obama paid her respects. >> she touched me, she touched all of you,

. >> it is a priority to us as far as patrolled beats go. it is probably one of the most important beats that we have. >> reporter: as far as patrolling methods, chp would not gives us any specifics on what they do. and the back up has not really recovered. it's a safe bet to say whatever happens on this bridge, law enforcement is not ever too far away. live in oakland, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> closing argumenting continue today in the trial of two men accused of killing a 3- year-old boy in oakland. prosecutors say carlos nava was caught in a cross fire of a gang feud when he was shot and killed on international boulevard nearly three years ago. willie torrence and denard were both charged. >>> a substitute music teacher in daly city is under arrest accused of molesting three of his students. 28-year-old brian butts has pled not guilty to 10 counts of lewd acts. he thought guitar and piana at music arts studio, school of music and fine arts while the owner was out of the country. three of his teenage students say he touched t

, public safety users have priority to use that spectrum. when it's not being used, there's an opportunity for firstnet to basically allow other providers or one other provider, mulls billion other providers to utilize that spectrum to serve their customers' needs. as firstnet has been evaluating options for getting this network developed and built, one of the options that they're looking at is the idea of partnering with one or more existing commercial carriers who will then allow firstnet to take advantage of existing towers and backhaul networks and such to cut down the cost of developing the network in return for which these providers would get the ability to utilize the excess whats the i in the spectrum when it's not -- capacity in the spectrum when it's not being utilized for public safety. that's not only envisioned in the act of congress, it's actually urged and promoted by the congressional language. >> let's tush to privacy -- turn to privacy for a second. your agency has just asked for comments about big data and privacy implicat

us. i think we're in a really good position as we focus the company on true priorities, will allow us to d on the drug's franchise in leukemia and solid tumors and expand and continue our work with other medicine such as lung cancer and build on the priorities that we put in place. >> doctor harvey berger, thank you for joining us. >> back to you. >> so much to trade and so much coming out of asco, trade that or beyond? >> in particular, judge, there wasn't enough option activity for the bid ask spreads were too wide and the ones where there was a little bit of interesting activity. as i said friday, i exited everything on friday into asco. would i have loved to hold a couple of the winners, yeah, but i don't see a lot of upside and i saw a lot more potential down side >> bristol-myers had good news and their stock is down 2 to 3% and that's interesting. they have a great io pipeline and interesting data. and get a nice yield. people that want quality from point of sale, that's one and good results trying to expand the one market celgene is in. >> i would say amgen is cheaper than a month

to do in communicating that as an opportunity for groups to come and communicate their budget priorities to us. finally, my comment on appendix a, very helpful, but if you could include a description of the many acronyms that are included in it. people who are familiar with the jargon will know what the these acronyms stand for, but it's very important as we have heard over and over that we focus on trance transparency and read ability. and i believe commissioner maufas wanted to speak nest. >> thank you. i do want to acknowledge the incredible work that we have done, our deputy superintendent leading the way. thank you deputy superintendent lee. i think that the remarkable way you've been able to pull together your staff and really turning around information for the community that has worked with us. i support all the comments that have been made by my fell fellow commissioner and i think that one of the things we need to say and actually do, this is so much us anyway and i think when other districts look at san francisco unified school district and this process, we're setting so much of the

as the potential for collaboration is there is a lot of them, within golf, which is a high priority issue for us as i said, we will, our criteria for a collaboration will be that it is something that has a good deal of public education potential to it. that it's obviously that the resources time and people are available and it fitsen well with what our other partners want to do especially with parks and recreation which manages these courses and the puc. so, i want to just say that as part of the new ordinance, the new version of the ordinance that was passed in 2010 is a requirement, that requirement is that any pesticide use in the city has to be through a written recommendation by a licensed professional, pest control advisor. pca, this is a conscious effort to increase professionalism and increase the quality of the program. i think some of the successes are standing here before me. i would like to introduce nikki nixon from dpw who is their coordinator and really proactive on reducing pesticide use, matt pruitt, in charge of ipm for golf courses on city properties and ken woollen the genera

us identify strategic national risks. but those aren't the only types of priorities we need to grapple with. there are closer in challenges, emergent issues. but a risk approach allows us to set strategic priorities and to look to reach them over time. now specifically with respect to biological challenges, i do think that the challenges posed by biological threats and hazards as a whole are things that are known by the community. at different times since the inception of the department we've grappled with challenges posed both by bioterrorism event s particularly the malicious use of anthrax but also with a series of different nationally occurring events that had the potential to cause human panic. sars, different varieties of influenza. we took the opportunity to look from both a risk perspective and strategy perspective at those challenges at a whole because we understand that while the motivations and causes may be different, in many ways not only the ways that we would detect or otherwise know that such an event was occurring and the steps that we would take to address it as a nation are

department used this criteria that the audit crazed to promote the acquisition of the reservoir for 990-0000 to the san francisco puc not because it's a high needs area the highest priorityut because the residents pledged $9.02 of us voted against it. pay to play linked or licks are being incriminated into the acquisition fund into the rose and this is wrong and must be rewritten and map 7 obscures this area by labeling that the high percentage of youth and low income householders our second issue in the comment highlighted number 5 i urge you not to

their hand, managers check them using this uv light looking for areas on their hands that are not clean. lotion glows under the light. >> it's really making it a priority. but talking about it. using clean, fresh cutting boards. knives. utensils. >> reporter: employees are also told to stay home if they are sick. but not every restaurant, school or nursing home is as individual gent. and the norovirus is persistent and dangerous. tom costello, nbc news, rockville, maryland. >> still ahead extreme measures how a growing number of companies are helping employees put down their cell phones and back away from emails to get back to time they deserve. >>> later an unbelievable close call caught on camera, a lot of people wondering what the pilot was thinking. >>> a lot of americans looked jealously across the pond after a french court ruled it was illegal for some employers to e-mail their workers after hours. something like that is probably far off in this country there are some american companies beginning to realize giving their employees time outside the office without staring at their smart phones may be good for their bottom lines. we get the story now

these helped us set priorities in the 10 budget hearings we had throughout the spring that covered all of usda's mission areas, the u.s. food and drug administration and included the commodities future trading commission. they also, regarding the frameworks, regarded a principles to consider as we move forward with our colleagues on this bill. in particular, we received more than 3,900 requests from 326 members to support, to reduce, or amend funding levels in their numerous accounts of this bill. of course, we could not meet every request but we tried to address the requests in a bipartisan manner and a way that was under the house rules. and of course there's no earmarks included in this bill. the total funding for this bill is $142.5 billion. this is $1.5 billion below the president's request and $3 billion below the f.y. 2014 enacted level. the bill includes $20.8 billion in discretionary budget authority, the same as the f.y. 2014 enacted level. mandatory spending totals $122 billion, $3 billion below the f.y. 2014 level. these mandatory funds support usda's farm, conservation, cr

the mandate to consult on behalf of us with the council, with the parliament, and we will make clear where our prioritiesthe weight is equally distributed amongst the four of us. we are not in any disagreement. opportunityse this to focus on content. what we have witnessed is the council and parliament have focused on different priorities and if europe is to continue to be successful and that is what we want just as much as the members of the parliament want us to be, we have to reach agreements of these priorities. we do not have that much time. we have used the opportunity to explain our views. had some excellent discussions and i would like to thank frederick for bringing us altogether. will build stronger and more competitive economies. the european union needs to change in response to voters concerns. that was the clear message from the european elections and that is a large part of the focus of our discussions. i have already said that i believe the european union needs to change to become more competitive, more open, flexible. we have an opportunity with the new european commission taking office t