usd issue, but it's a regional issue and as a national issue. whether you're looking at oakland, across the county, other states. we are seeing black students are not getting the quality education they deserve. what my call is for you, is to join us at the next school year and be at school sites throughout that first week and getting the word out this is a priority for the district. that we are committed to that and black families. we will do what it takes to get us there, even though we know we have a long road ahead of us. i wanted to share with you some graphics that we created about black lives in san francisco and in the region. i will pass these for you. thank you so much. >> okay. that ends public comment on questions. any comments or questions by the commissioners? thank you for that very -- did you want to come up? do you guys have comments cree. >> okay. thank you for your presentation and for your work and to the whole team who is here and everybody i know. it is very difficult and important work. thank you for advocates for everybody

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trump derange ament syndrome usd to be a joke, it is real, after the segment was aired. whoopie went insane, she used foul mouth language, i congress repeat on television. and told judge jeanine pirro to get out of the beep building and just absolutely was unhinged. it is the left in a nutshell. lou: well, the program does what it is designed to do, which makes make it outrageous. it is truly remarkable what is happening, your thoughts about this second phase of outrage on part of the esteemed national best wing media -- left wing media now that president trump revealed, he is going tor a second trump-putin summit. >> you know my family background, there is no love lost between me and former kgb . i have to say this is a master stroke, this is the president pressing the right button he needs to press to make heads explode in the fake news industrial complex. this is an important country it spans 11 time zone, has nuclear weapons, a veto seat. but president as most powerful man in the world can meet with whoever he wants to meet as regularly as he wishes. guess what, he w

trees and what not, but our engineering staff would tell you they work with 250 schools not just the usd schools. >> supervisor sheehy: i talked to you guys when i first went out with mom it's class acces ci talk to you guys and nothing happens. >> i am sorry to hear that. there are some parts of the program especially around the education and outreach because we can work with the school district to expand this from 36-103 schools that is the near-term proposal but our goal would be what we are offering to all schools. we agree that all schools are important and also just to reflect that we have the traffic commander hear and we hear allowedly the need to enforce around the schools and why we brought them into this partnership. >> supervisor yee: can you talk a little bit about what are some of the plans for traffic calming around these schools? how are you going to be approaching this? >> with that i will ask patrick who can better address that. >> i am patrick gollier and i manage the city's traffic calming program. the proposed program around school to complement our current applicati

>> earlier than expected increase of about 1.5 billion usd. saying they had stable cross-border flows, and the strength of the u.s. dollar was a factor as well in seeing a tick up in the fx reserves. there is this view that as the trade war grinds on, the yuan will come under pressure and policymakers will be resigned to using the fx reserves to support the current. it seems like they have kept their drive and capital controls remaining firmly in place for now. ♪ >> german chancellor angela merkel meeting with china's prime minister today. they announced a number of agreements with chinese partners, including a plan for basf to open a second chemical complex. >> i think this is a very important milestone for the industry and the market, because wasar until recently, it restricted for a company to own more than 50%. the first two can elaborate this opportunity and we are very happy about this. i think it is a strong sign of trust. >> certainly both china and germany are trying to keep the world trade arrangements that exist now up and running,,

lines 21 and 22 that said, rather than including the amendments, except features in sections 136 c., 13 usd 24 and in and see 26. in addition to that, i would like to thank supervisors, on page 47 backed line 19, you will see, in yellow, the addition are sections a.-d. and section 311 and subsection d. which is to clarify that the plans that do not have to be in multiple languages. discuss the project description. and there are other conforming small changes on page 48, and i would like to move those. i also want to say on a higher level -- and i'm thankful to supervisors that these appear to be acceptable, i don't think our job is done. i think, and i'm saying respectfully the planning department of the mayor's office product the hurry to get this thing done before mayor farrell left office did not really create the space to have the kind of inclusive conversation with neighbours and neighborhood that this deserved. i am totally open to having that conversation. i think that if we do it right and we proven debts again and again, you know, from different factions on the board, we did it in

in 2012, usd was decided by the ninth circuit. usb requires a community caretaking function wherein a vehicle is seized without a warrant. the government cannot justify the impoundment by simply citing sections of the california vehicle code and department policy on impoundment and inventory searches. the fact that an impoundment complies with the state statute or police policy by itself is insufficient to justify an impoundment under the community caretaking exception. in order to comply with this decision, department bulletins were adopted. this was in 2012. the current bulletin before you today is a second-degree issue of these bulletins and it was written to combine those two bulletins into one bulletin as opposed to having the two bulletins. the department general order states it is the policy of the department that officers shall toe any vehicle being driven by a person who has had his or her driver's license suspended or revoked or by a person who has never been issued a drivers license. the vehicle shall not be released to

usd. it is not a question of if, but one. if no action is taken, forcing not only these children, but all s.f. children, we will be relying on the school's playground during the weekends and evenings. the mission is not just a place. it is a people. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is gary. and i am the president of the redstone labor temple association. we are the tenants of their building at 16th and cap. a lot of arts organizations and nonprofits are in that building. i am also an s.i.u. member. and, you know, neither of these organizations have explicitly stated that they want, you know, the board to vote in favor of this appeal but i can say, in general, both organizations support the plaza 16 coalition and they understand the concept that there is overbuilding of market rate and luxury housing in the mission. so, you know, someone else mentioned that there's been a blue wave in the city. it is more like a green wave. it has been in this hard for quite some time with, you know, the

activist nearing 40,000 usd, more than this baby's voyage will cost.the trump's baby on a world tour. where will the baby blimp fly next? we don't have any locations confirmed. but organizers are taking requests online from other cities that respect a trump visit. could rile up the president because he is known to get angry at the notion that he is a baby as we noted in our reporting on this last night. journalist josh green reported on how donald trump screamed at paul manafort during the campaign when he was greeted with news. quote, you think you've got to go on tv to talk to me? you treat me like a baby. am i like a baby. i sit here like a little baby and watch tv and you talk to me. am i an effing baby, paul? trump supporters are punching back the only way they know how, with baby name calling. creating their own counter baby balloon that depicts london's mayor, sadiq kahn. >> he is coming into the lion's den. >> i think it is embarrassing for britain. is this the way you welcome a good friend? >> well the question presumes that the uk and the u.s

usd that trope runs through the >> and finally yousay, oh hell. >> brown: you don't worry about it. >. i am the artist that i am.in and when i'm mart, it's like when the machine gets going, it just goes. it makes its own art.d , who am i now to second- guess it? just let it make its own art. >> brown: in the midst of all this, painter was flying cross country to help care for her parent- both would die during the writing of this book. and painter publhihed her latest ory book, with the provocative title, "the historyl of white p" it became a surprise bestseller. even as she herself was taking on a newdentity. in fact, "history" does at times creep into her art work as well, as in a series titd "this is the america i know." >> brown: if we put the art aside for a moment it goes to what we do after we've done that thing in our lives, right, that we devoted our life can we change our lives? >> well i would say yes-- no. ( laughtro ) >>: that not yes and no? that's yes-no. >> that's yes-no. when i got ready to go to art school, i said "okay, i've got everything arranged now. my parents ar

saw strength and after hitting an 11 month high against usd.he tit-for-tat against the u.s. and china, it is interesting because all the names we have talking about are centering around tech. this gets to the china 2025 initiative. we will talk about this and much more. yvonne: it is going to a more cold tech war, so to speak. we will talk about micron, will talk about zte as well. sophie: we are seeing declines in tokyo and seoul. chipmakers very much in focus for the tech heavy kospi, which is seeing little change. losses for wellington, whlie u.s. futures are -- while u.s. futures are pointing higher. we are waiting to see what the pboc may due to stabilize the yuan, as the government talked about on tuesday, especially given how stocks in shanghai have fared. keeping a close eye on the political front, on malaysian the ringgit still holding against the u.s. dollar. let's look at korean players , gaining ground on the news that micron is temporarily banned from sales in china. let's switch the board to check in on auto heavyweights in tokyo

usd and brazilian riel heading toward a .8, 3.9 mark. we have a look at this through the dollar.his is dollar dissonance in your gpd library. the white line is the u.s. dollar index, relatively higher than the media forecast. now --happening right what's happening right now is p could see that bn this falling as 11% by the end of 2019. hold onto your hats. yvonne: let's take a look at how we are set up for asia so far. we are hoping to build on the optimism we saw friday. the index 50 up about .33%, futures pointing positive. we have the rba meeting on tuesday. nikkei futures are the other direction. the country next end line to talk about business sentiment in this hour and features flat at the moment. currencies, we're watching dollar weakness. the aussie is pretty much flat and the kiwi is seeing decent gains rebounding from the two-year low. we watch the offshore remnant be steady after tumbling more than 3% the last two weeks. we'll see if we see intervention. bond markets are pretty quiet, yields ticking higher. it closes at 286. president trump's weekend of oil diplomacy w

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chief among them, usd turkish lira cross 4.8.are closed to near record weakness because erdogan said turkey will stand its ground to trumps sanctions. the latest of the tit-for-tat between both countries. be a perfectuld storm here when it comes to tech and the gdp imprint, despite being the fastest in three years. it was missing the mark from what economist expected. let's look at what asia expected. it might be choppy. we are down a quarter of 1% right now. futures in sydney as well as japan and kospi all lower. asx futures down 4/10 of 1%. nikkei could be want to watch with the boj. policy meeting kicking off. early in the week. talking about dollar-yen, we are around 111. it is one to watch when it comes to currency and yield. 74 usm for the aussie. we australia rem and be dropped for the seventh week, the longest since 2016 at 682 against the dollar. -- 6.82. we want to do a backtrack here in the bond market. we saw the u.s. gdp miss. yield is lower. we saw u.s. treasury at 295. the aussie following short that to 63. japan i

this is not usd irr.ly works on. 1978, and this is an amazing log linear trend of iranian weakness. it's extraordinary, over 25 years. it's not venezuela, it's not zimbabwe, it is uniquely iran. francine: i like your chart. i haven't actually seen it before. this is my chart and it is very simple. there's a difference between offshore and onshore, which i will try to explain to the best of my ability. basically if you look at the traderst shows that overseas are more pessimistic about the currency than those on mainland china, and there is room for it to depreciate. further, you can see the offshore won is weaker for the 20th day in a row. tom: very good. we are thrilled to have with us for the entire hour, most generous of her, abby joseph cohen, with goldman sachs, advisory director and senior investment strategist, which barely describes her contribution to finance. we will get to the factor investment later in the hour. right now, we need to stop the show and go on the celebration. she has not been wi

hand, ran usd my to the corner, got a policeman. read in the paper, she had died from hemorrhage from a botched abortion. it impacted me and the way i thought about my body and my situation. mell, to this day, affects in a way which was horrific at the time. i hope this is not a battle over roe v wade because there are lots of women that have laid down their bodies to get an abortion, for whatever their reasons at the time. i cannot judge on that. i have seen in oklahoma, people with the most grotesque pictures of infants, pre-birth. i have never seen anyone put up a picture depicting what has happened to women that had to have an abortion from someone medicalnot qualified, a team on hand in case something went wrong, a place for her to recover safely. host: did you ever talk to your father about that and what happened and what did he say? caller: yes, he is intelligent. he was logical about how he explained how i had to protect myself, the whole sex talk. it changed the way i thought. that was 1969. i had no idea what was going on