as part of the reform of long-term usf rate of return carriers. the proposal was straight forward and easily understood. and was narrowly tailored to address the specific needs to promote broadband while using very little impact on overall u.s. mechanism. the fcc did not adopt this proposal. ntta continues to push for a tribal area specific high cost mechanism. we encourage congress and the fcc to address this much-needed reform to eliminate the digital divide experience in native communities today. we also believe that an increase in the life line credits for the areas is vital for adoption and affordability for those who qualify for this program. as i previously mentioned our communities have high rates of loy income consumers. the previously mentioned gao study addresses the need for better mapping, mechanisms to measure the levels of access to broadband service in native communities. the use of census blocks as a measurement simply does not work and a majority of the country enforcement of engagement gained between tribal entities and federal,

in minnesota, the insufficient usf budget is estimated to cut support by more than $7.6 million over a 12-month period. the chairman, as was noted, has committed before this committee to address the funding shortfall before the end of the year. and i will be working to ensure that that deadline is met. america's rural consumers can't afford to wait. if you lose customers, or you're not able to do your schoolwork, you can't make up for that time. you can't make up for it if you can't get into college, because you weren't able to get the right a.p. classes. if you're on a tribal land. you can't make up for it if you lose customers that your small business is working for. that is why this is so important. beyond u.s. f, we need to have broadband funding as a basic infrastructure. >> there are a number of us who are co-chairs of the broadband kaungs and we have called for dedicated stand alone broadband funding as part of any infrastructure initiative. i hope we get that infrastructure initiative going. there is a lot of appetite for it around here. and if we do it, it better have a sign

together, usf and the u.s. financing programs allow local community-based programs to deliver better broadband and the benefits that in empowers. in very much for this opportunity to address this committee. >> thank you, ms. thompson. mistress bill meyer. -- mr. spellmeyer. >> although there many items that i could discuss this morning, i'm going to focus on the issue of broadband mapping. this committee has discussed the mapping topic on a number of occasions over recent months. i have had the opportunity to visit personally with many of you on the committee to discuss the coverage problems you experience as you travel around your states. a number of you have asked us to gather empirical data that accurately documents coverage. u.s. cellular has driven many parts of your states as part of the mobility fund challenge progress and informed decision- making about the quality of the maps. what i can tell you today is that your concerns are valid. u.s. cellular has gathered way more data than i have. more than i ca

. >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for

it's located on usf's loan mountain campus. it's also expanding a nearby dining hall to seat 300 people. both projects should be finished in 2020. >>> close to 1,500 people laced up their sneakers for the susan b. coleman's race for the cure today. >> i don't have my running shoes on. >> i'm very impressed by her video and running skills. she got in on the action at least for a little while. race for it cures across the country raise millions of dollars each year to help find a cure for f the run decked out in bright pink and cheering from the side lines. >> it's great to stand up for my aunt. myt had years ago, so this is my first time running. >> i love the enthusiasm. this year's mission is to reduce the number of deaths by 2026. >>> it was a good weekend of food and music. abc 7 news was at a 23rd annual st. nicholas church middle eastern food festival. more than 5,000 people attended the two. day event. and i even had a chance to sample a huge spread of middle eastern cuisine including this. it's a warm cheese desert. i ma

it's located on u usf campus. both projects should be finished by 2020. >>> next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> lime was left out of the scooter pilot program. now it is trying to rally supporters. >> make it easier for the oakland a's to build a new stadium in the east bay. >>> but first sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called "moromes with col students and form incredible friendships that tran accepted their differences. >>> what is the north street neighborhood? >> two city blocks in durham. a couple of families got together and wondered what if we had this community where our friends and our family members with different disabilities could be at the center of our life together. >> what was your daily life before you moved to this neighborhood? ? i was living in a different world because i had no friends. but when i came to this place, boom! i started, you know, burst out with laughter and joy. and everything inside me felt happy. you know, this was just ehle great

head coach steve was as guest speaker at usf. >> as we've gotten to know steve kerr the last four and a half years, one thing is abundantly clear, he's so much more of the coach of the best basketball team in the world. he had's as socially conscious as they come and why he gets asked to do things like this speaking series at usf where at 6:00 he sat down with a fun q&a with one of our favorites, former coach jennifer hazen. >> has it become harder and harder to compartmentalize your social life and the social advocacy part? >> that part is interesting especially where these days where there's a lot to the talk about socially, and i know i'm a basketball coach first and foremost and that's what i do every day. every day i think about the warriors and how we can get better, and i also recognize everybody has a responsibility to try to speak their mind, make their community better and do whatever they can to help others and help the process of, you know, whatever the process may be which these days to me is about getting people out to vote, making people aware of equal rights and -- and

we're extremely proud of our friend at usf. and i'll tell you, young people, and i've experience this had in many of my other races, they want to be asked. they want to see themselves reflected in body politics. they're not interested in the derisive politics. they want you to lean into criminal justice reform for them. those are the issues we've been talking along the trail. i will continue to talk about that. we'll give voters a reason to go out and vote for something not just against something. that's how we're going to win, by leaning into our values and turning our voters out. >> tallahassee mayor andrew gillum, mayor, thank you very much. and, again, we reached out to rick desantis to come on the show. while there are a number of gillum supporters behind me, ron desantis, i'm sorry i keep saying that, ron desantis, there are some desantis voters as well. i'm sure you would have liked to have heard from him today, wouldn't you me, too. >>> with 25 days to go, what are the issues that matter most to the students here? after

it's reall usf the little guys right there. >> oh, poor mommy. >> this girl is a tough one. >> she wasn'tlone when animal aid showed up. they got a call from residents because they said mama was protecting her babies from another dog. that's why she got into it and was punctured on one of her mammaries glands. they were able to remove it but she had a laceration on her neck so they had to bind that up. and there you can see, angelina, along with cuddled, booter, robby and cindy -- >> that's a tough couple of months for this dog. through a pregnancy, dog fight, surgery and having all these little mouths going right back at you. >> you have to love how sweet she is. when they went to pick her up -- >> she was done fighting by that point. >> if you can help a girl out, and they did. she's just a street dog protecting her puppies. look at all the love they're getting from animal aid. >> mad respect for that dog. that is insane what she went through. look at her. she's still a happy old pup. >> after her puppies are weaned, she's going to get fixed. >>> you have to have a certain temperament,

and also behind the mic for the a's, warriors, and usf basketball. he was 82 years old. >>> derek carr was close with khalil mack and amari cooper. but with both of them traded away, there's a question if carr has any other allies inside that locker room. >> no. are you crying? >> apparently there's no crying in football either. the athletic reporting derek carr's teammates have lost faith in him after it appeared he was in tears ritwitter today defend himself saying on the ground i yelled get me up and i got to the sideline and yelled again, not one tear, not one time. and there is the truth. people would click on it because it sounds crazy. i am a raider, it's not a popular thing to be a raider right now, but i am, and i love it. and of course it would be a day in oakland without roster moves. the raiders cut kicker matt mccrane. he made the game winner against the browns last month, but missed four field goals in three games. rookie daniel carlson has been signed to take his place. i hold into my hand the tuesday top five. the former wrestling sta

they also recruit usf students. so depending on the school year, it goes up and down. we also have a grand tees. they have different project models or business models. we also work with clc, which provides a stipend for all of their computer trainers and self-help. we're able to kind of reallocate a lot of trainers, if needed. if we do identify a tech lab that's, you know, needing more trainers, we kind of do an ad hoc meeting to find out how we can fill that gap. >> comments or questions? comments or questions from the public? all in favor? any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. thank you, palo. >>> item c, requesting to enter into a new agreement during the period of july 1st, 2018, through june 30th, 2020. our employee of the month will present this. >> thank you, and good morning, commissioners and executive director mcfadden. i'm presenting a new grant agreement with mission neighborhood center for a community service program pilot aimed at engaging older adults and adults with disability living in district 9. mission neighborhood center is located in distric

he also broadcasted usf basketball, warriors and some a's.n a statement giants president larry baer called greenwald quote-- 'the key link to our fans listening at home and brought our game to life through the radio.' greenwald died after longtime heart and kidney complications.. he was 83 years old. finally tonight, the sharks back on the road for a three-game trip starting in nashville. --some late excitement from the sharkies... 8-20 to go in the 3rd... san jose down 4-2... --brendan dillon with the shorthanded goal... --then a few seconds later, joe pavelski...the olympian lights the lamp...game tied at 4 --in the final three minutes, brent burns...on the one timer... and that's the game winner. --sharks win 5-4. next at 8 -- rapper drake making history today as he breaks a musical record ... set over half a century ago. details on the group he passed up... after the break. (pam) drake has broken a musical record set by the beatles .. more than half a century ago.(ken) the canadian rapper officially broke the record for the most top tens

we'll speak to students at usf and have much more on the state of play throughout the next two hours. before we jump into florida's politics, the latest on hurricane michael. the storm has left parts of florida's panhandle completely devastated. the death toll climbed to 13 people. nearly 200 miles of down trees destroyed, boats and crushed homes. this as fema administrator is warning residents not to return to their homes. >> it's still not safe to return. there's no infrastructure there to support you. quite honestly, it's dangerous area to go back into. when you have this type of destruction there's gas lines that are there. there's power lines that are down. in doing so you're putting your life in danger. >> we begin about 300 miles from where we are in the hard hit town of mexico beach. one area is just gone. tell us what you're seeing. what's it like there? >> reporter: it looks like a bomb went off here. block after block. it looks like this. entire blocks just completely flo flattened. people's belongings all over. there's a dirt bike, a generator. i ran into family photos, ki

we are talking to graduate students from usf and berkeley who have expressed interest in taking on some aspects of the study. one of the things we are talking about his is having these students investigate the lobbying practices of these companies. the results of which could inform the city's efforts to

he also broadcasted usf basketball, warriors and some a's.ment giants president larry baer called greenwald quote-- 'the key link to our fans listening at home and brought our game to life through the radio.' greenwald died after longtime heart and kidney complications.. he was 83 years old. it's been an eventful week at raiders hq. yesterday, amari cooper is pulled off the practice field after being traded to dallas. today-- a story from the athletic comes out saying derek carr's relationship with the team is quote-- 'fractured' the franchise quarterback made his feelings known about what's going on with a response on social media... .. tweeting out - . it's not a "popular" thing to be a raider right now, but i am and i love it. i love the struggle of trying to fight back for our city when not a lot of people believe in us. people can try all they want to tear us apart, but it's not happening to the real ones. the story said confidence in number 4 has diminished during the team's 1-and-5 start. we should hear some intriguing comments tomorro

he also broadcasted usf basketball, warriors and some a's. giants president larry baer called greenwald quote-- 'the key link to our fans listening at home and brought our game to life through the radio.' greenwald died after longtime heart and kidney complications.. he was 83 years old. finally tonight, the sharks with a road trip to nashville. --some late excitement from the sharkies... 8-20 to go in the 3rd... san jose down 4-2... --brendan dillon with the shorthanded goal... --then a few seconds later, joe pavelski...the olympian lights the lamp...game tied at 4 --in the final three minutes, brent burns...on the one timer... and that's the game winner. --sharks win 5-4. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, a day after amari cooper is traded to dallas, more headlines from raiders headquarters. until then, more news around the nine...a police officer who was fired after a violent arrest went viral in 2017... will be back on the streets. and not too many people are ahppy about it... rpeorter amanda van-allen has the story... richard hubbard thin

. >> ashby station closed still usf at ashby station earlier this morning and they were bleeding so they closed that for an investigation. no word on when the ashby station will be reopened. right now, it is closed. downtown berkeley station is the next farther south so that is an issue for folks, you might have to reroute and take the bus over. the ashby station is currently closed there. the rest of your transit agencies are on time and the roadways are moving smoothly. ashby station right about here. the metering lights should be turned on at the bay bridge. you see slowing up the incline. the maze no delays. the overnight construction and closure for the nimitz around alvarado niles, folks forced off the freeway because of the that opened. waze traffic moving smoothly up to the scene. the blue route takes you through the closure but it'utes maybe more if you just get off of the area we told you to get off and take dire toward whipple. aside from that closure and the jam on the approach north of the dumbarton bridge, everything else is moving smoothly for your morning commute. we cont

>> vice president cook: thank you for the presentation and congratulate the hard work and usf getting to this point. hopefully a model we can replicate across the city. so next time we're tacking about a thousand -- talking a thousand units instead of 130. i wanted to ask about the revenue for rent. where does that go? >> all the rental income will be used to service debt on the property. so it's just like a regular apartment building. rent covers expenses and pay for the debt on the property. >> vice president cook: and who are the major lenders? >> well, there would be a commercial lender, but also san francisco mayor office of housing and community development will be a lender in a subordinate position on this. the tax credits on the tax credit financing side, are equity, so we don't have to repay that piece. >> vice president cook: so we don't repay it? >> that part is tax credit equity, that would be allocated to the project. to the cost of the project, yeah. cover the cost of the project. >> vice president cook: and what are the terms, like what is the length of the financing? h

today is election day usf. >> one of the 930,000 ballots that have already been mailed in florida ishis one from parkland shooting survivor ema gonzalez. ema gonzalez and several of her fellow parkland survivors have been organizing a nationwide campaign to turn out new young voters motivated by gun violence. in georgia where democrat stacey abrams is locked in a very tight race for governor with republican brian kemp, polls have also seen a surge in early voting this year. the governor's race in georgia is now a statistical tie between the democrat and a republican. the last time georgia elected a democratic governor was 20 years ago. is this the year when a surge in democratic turnout will make history in the south and elsewhere around the country? gene robinson and jennifer pall merry will answer that question next. checkout is at 4pm. plenty of time to enjoy your ride. (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ explore more with a guaranteed 4pm checkout at over 1,000 fine hotels and resorts. it's another way we've got your back. ♪ ♪ the platinum c

we are talking to graduate students from usf and berkeley who have expressed interest in taking on some aspects of the study. one of the things we are talking about his is having these students investigate the lobbying practices of these companies. the results of which could inform the city's efforts to pass state legislation, allowing for local regulation. the number of emerging mobility companies in san francisco seems to be growing by the day. our account puts them at more than 100. they fall under several categories. the biggest our ride services like uber and lift and then there are courier network services. while we cannot regulate t.n.c. at courier network services is an area where there is no regulation. supposed mates, door --dash, grub hub, amazon flex, caviar, and bike share and moped share and car share. micro transit like chariot and autonomous vehicle companies. workers on these platforms drive but they also use scooters, electric bikes, regular bicycles , i have met several couriers who walk and of course, i have also seen couriers on hover boards, as well. so what we hop

governor took part in their one and a debate day today, joining us to talk about that is james taylor from usf. james, california has 40 million people. this is the highest militant -- the highest job in the state, the most important job in the state and yet, there only having one debate and it was on the radio, from 9:00 until 11:00 in the morning, when most people are at work. >> that was to the disadvantage of john cox. he needs as much exposure as he can get. gavin newsom is a nonstate entity, and in l.a. and southern california. gavin newsom doesn't need the exposure. you would want one officer debate unless it's on cnn where he could become a sort of presidential hopeful. but in the meantime, he has no interest. john cox needed and wanted nine debates and got one off there in the middle of the day. that does not help his case. >> professor, it's not about what gavin newsom needs. it's about what the voting public needs. talk to us about the strategy, and only having one debate as frank mentioned, early morning on a workday. >> and why would he want a debate on cnn? why does the rest of t

katie is there at usf. i was there the other day and they were all very excited. kept on saying kati eerkatie's coming. you'll be hosting your 2:00 p.m. eastern hour where you're wrapping up college battleground tour. what's the big talker now, the governor's race? >> they are excited. i don't think they were excited about me. i think they were excited about voting in the midterms. what we're hearing from students is they are interested in health care. we don't hear from in terms of republican politics or even democratic politics all that much on a national stage. we have been hearing about trump and the russia investigation. we're talk about kanye west. those aren't really big conversation starters here. it's more health care which is why you're seeing a lot of democrats really drill down on it in their local races when talking to people. are they focused on the governor's race? yes. they are focussed on the senate race. it's not just every one here is a democrat or everybody here is a republican. it's going to be interesting to see how they will turn out to vote

both parties are playing up the outcome to their benefit, says usf political science professor james taylor, the few weeks before voters head to the polls. >> this situation with kavanagh is being framed by the democrats as a matter of corruption, as a matter of an incomplete process. but, on the side of the republicans, i think they are just sort of excited that they have seen some kind of a movement amongst their voting base. >> reporter: addressing the international association of chiefs of police annual convention monday, president trump praised kavanaugh, while painting democrats as a party that will sink to new lows to regain power. >> but he is a great person and it's very unfair what happened to him. false charges, false accusations, horrible statements. it was a disgraceful situation, brought about by people that are evil. and he toughed it out. >> reporter: words the president will likely echo in the coming weeks at campaign rallies in iowa, pennsylvania, ohio, and kentucky. >> i think he will ratchet it up because he is appealing to his base anytime he launches a criticism

retired sfpd captain, dan lawson, no police chief of usf's public safety department and professor of criminology, is not worried about the malfunction. >> it's something hopefully they will work out. i feel fully confident that they will work out the bugs. >> reporter: what concerns chief lawson is that body cams, which cannot see events from multiple angles, are still a work in progress. >> basically, that's all we have. what the body can will show. that's a piece of evidence now. >> it just shows society and the public in general that we are doing our job correctly and more professional. obviously with the option of a few cases here and there. >> reporter: yes. that led to the convictions of suspect and cops alike. but they don't seem to have increased public press. >> i don't think this is enough evidence yet to suggest that. there have been conflicting research. >> reporter: for now, oakland is switching officers back to the older models, pending the results of this investigation. think about this. because police officers carry ammunition and aerosols, most of which can be flamma

ucla, unr, washu and usf right here. we appreciate your hospitality. you've all been great. we're back in new york next week. until then have a great weekend. in the meantime, "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> i love katy tur. it's 4:00 in new york. amid new evidence that "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in turkey, the trump administration doubles down on its relationship with the kingdom. u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin announcing today that he still plans to attend an investment conference in saudi arabia while other media companies and businesses cut ties with the kingdom until it offers more answers. this is "the washington post" reports that the turkish government has tapes of the killing of "the washington post" columnist. from the paper, quote, the turkish government has told u.s. officials that it has audio and video recordings that prove "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul this month. that's according to u.s. and turkish of

and then went on to call games for usf basketball, the warriors... cbs sports radio...nd even broadcasted for the a's in the mid-2000s. in a statement released this afternoon, giants president larry baer called greenwald a quote-- 'broadcasting legend.'.. and was the key link to our fans listening at home and brought our game to life through the radio.' greenwald died after a longtime heart and kidney complications.. he was 83 years old. finally, the warriors...flexed on the suns last night...with a resounding 20-point win, but the major highlight occurred during halftime. -this is a really neat story and an example of why the warriors are a first-class organization. -red panda...the fan- favorite halfitime performer, who tours arenas around the league, had her unicycle stolen at sfo back in january. warriors stepped up... rick welts presented her with a brand made cycle --and red panda...went like a pro. very classy team. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fum

year we set for this committee and committed to conducting thorough economic analysis of the impact of usf funding them -- cuts on rural areas before allowing any further reduction in the cost recovery for high-cost areas. cuts have-- the increased by was toy 5%, 25%. there has been no economic analysis of what these cuts are doing to whirl america, what they're doing to world jobs and economic development and the ability to live and learn and look -- work and play. the fcc is not conducted analysis of what insufficient and unpredictable funding has done. this is simply unacceptable. to ensurefailure sufficient and protectable funding jeopardizes the vitality of america's rural communities and makes it much harder for broadband. the impact of the fcc's failure is even greater in america's tribal lands. the challenge of the point broadband in these areas is often greater than in rural america more generally. it's even more severe for tribal committees in desperate need of mitigations of a structure that brings more jobs and education resources. just yesterday, we sent a letter to chairman b

>> glad usf. i'm sick about it coming in here today. every role has an exception. is an exception. this case is overwhelming and this person has nowhere to go. particularly in this type of back pattern where everyone sees a space and so on and so forth. as far as a layup death penalty, hoops have to be jumped through and jeff sessions has to approve it and there are other things that have to be done. reality, today is an initial appearance. people start around the term arraignment but it's not in agreement. he makes an initial appearance on the complaint and doesn't have to plead guilty or not guilty and then there are further proceedings. he's entitled to a preliminary hearing but if a grand jury indictment is to turn the go right to the hearings they will return the indictment quickly. connell: that the press, it's been set up outside the courthouse in pittsburgh. thank you. explaining all this, given analysis in a moment we'll talk about is open that's another big political story today. the anti- disestablishment candidate the one there and thought about populis

joins usf aston martin for his first interview of the day at 9:30 a.m. u.k. ton. -- time.encent has filed for a public offering in the continuing search of u.s. listings. the online music arm of china's largest social media company listed its offering size at $1 billion. the amount is a placeholder and may change. jpmorgan's ceo says the number of publicly traded companies is dwindling and part because of excessive litigation and frivolous shareholder meetings. speaking in washington, they also said that many companies are adverse to ipo's because of regulations. >> look, i love my shareholders. but the shareholder meetings has become a farce. that is what it is. social groups, i'm not against social groups, but they have been hijacked. taylor: that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: let's focus on the u.s., the industrial average climbed half a percent. boeing and caterpillar were amongst the top contributors. but how long can the run actually continue? now, head of u.s. equities at columbia, our guest is still with us. thank you for joining us for staying around

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