. >> 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

that you have usf at the breaks, part because of trade we re the breaks, part because of trade were becausengton are trained to fight at tariffs worth $470 million. same deal for to fight at tariffs worth $470 million. same dealfor new delhi in washington after trump removed india from a trading scheme. both have their own domestic problems, and india people are not spending, and a china slowdown has been more gradual. 0ne china slowdown has been more gradual. one of the main reasons for the slowdown is a dead this one forever which has set the world ‘s largest producer of pork. india and china are locked in a bodice and of antennas a high of beijing's relations with pakistan. new delhi is also not too happy about china's plan to expand trendy words in the region. but given the bow economies have their own problems the leaders they put aside their differences and try to eat together. the boss has been defending his decision to withdraw the app, this is after a storm of criticism of the tech giant. the transmitter was up let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following th

mark is up next to tell usf houston was able to tie up the series. >>> sports is up next. >>> mark isalking world series baseball. game two tonight. houston was looking to even up the series. mark is here to tell us how they did. >>> i'm stunned. talk about a team on a roll. eight consecutive postseason victories. they don't look like they will be stopped by the astros. immensely talented team on their home field. they destroyed its king and queen of houston. they will have long faces all night long. starting in the first inning. justin verlander. gets tagged by anthony. that is a two run double out the scoreboard. and quickly houston put in the hole. they even it. alex bregman takes stephen strasburg. the deepest of shots with a man on. we have a 2-2 ball game. before former a's catcher kurt suzuki the veteran. put the sweet part of the bad on that thing. 3-2 lead. they weren't about to end there. it all comes apart for the astros. ryan zimmerman. he throws it away. that is an error by a nearly flawless defensive team. two run score. look who is in the driver seat right now. going ba

you've heard from other uesf voices but we can't say how important mental health usf is. san francisco has at least 2500 students who are living -- who are homeless or in housing duress. we know those families are under economic pressure, obviously housing pressure, and teachers and paraeducators see that and feel that in their classrooms. and just like we need wrap-around services to bring our schools up to the place they need to be all of our students, our kids also need the kind of wrap-around services for their families and often themselves that will give them a fighting chance to succeed in life. on a personal note, there's a guy named bob who lives on the corner of my block and he has sought services from the city and he got into an sro and he said it was such a hell hole of fear and just an out-of-control atmosphere he prefers living in the street. this is a guy who sits around and reads dashel hamet and he needs help and allows bob to be living on our sidewalks. >> hello and good evening. i'm michael blake-moore and i'm here with tara. you haven't heard her yet. i

usf, we wo a camp in sacramento, recruiting folks. members of the department talked to folks, possible candis coming in and learning about thb and just hearing from them whatt takes to be a firefighter. so ae chief mentioned, the anniversars good to see. to finish my repori want to thank all of you who cao the police and fire mass. it wal attended. it was great to show r appreciation for the many yearsf service to the fire department.t concludes my report. thank you.d happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much, chief vt this point we'll ask for public comment on chief velo's present. any member of the public wisheso give public comment? seeing non, public comment is closed. commie never knees. >> thank you, vice president. cu pull up the chart that had the e chart? is that possible to get ? and while you find it, have we r done that before? have we done s analysis in the past? or is thie first time we are doing this? >> not that i know of. >> it's incredible. it's great u guys are doing this. because i e the fact that we ar

i'm an alum of usf where i received my mba. i want to be on the cannabis oversight committee because i want to be an access -- asset to the city of san francisco and all of you, through collaboration, using my experience, and through my deep commitment to the community here in the city i love. i have experienced some judgment to provide a valuable voice on the oversight committee and hope to earn your recommendation today. i don't usually put myself out there politically like this, but i feel i'm uniquely situated in providing you support in creating the best environment for legal cannabis in our city. i serve as the chief compliance officer where i oversee multiple permits of cannabis, in cultivation, manufacturing, distributi distribution. i have experience and expertise, and genuine commitment to community and equity. i also lead our company equity and public affairs work. it's inclusive of all people. to help us meet our equity goals, we look to community organizations and thought leaders in the community to help us. groups

joining me now is flip p usf urdo, 2016 analyst and congressional candidate in new york and hosts a podcastl corruption in new york state. flip, let's do impeachment first. impeachment by the house during this term, put it up on the screen. so 71 cents, what does that mean, by the way, 71 cents? >> this suggests traders think there's about a 71% chance trump will be impeached in the house. in other words, the house will pass at least one article of impeachment against him by the end of this term. if you buy a share for 71 cents you would win one dollar. s this the implied odd they think this will happen. >> said differently there's a 67% likelihood he will be impeached for his first term by the house. will he be convicted by the senate? put that up on the screen, in comparison to 71 cents, it's a lot less es. it's 17 cents. >> this is the too surprising given the senate is republican controlled and house is democrat controlled. but you're actually seeing this market slip a little bit. in the last couple of days with some of the new revelations about new whistle-blowers and new conversations

. >> i'm here this afternoon at the usf mexico border. >> shannon: 12 immigrants escorted over the bordero have been sent back to mexico. the immigrants say as members of the lgbtq community, they are in danger in mexico and have been stuck there waiting out of the trump administration's quote remain in mexico policy." hillary clinton admonishing president trump on twitter today after he mocked her and urged her to run again in 2020. "don't tempt me, do your job." went and tweeted that after the president tweeted she could join the presidential race once again only if she explained what he calls high crimes and misdemeanors. keep america great rally will go on a scheduled after his campaign threatened to sue the venue at work a massive security bill. the new battles with the many hapless mayor in president trump's cross hairs. here to unravel the story for us tonight. >> a lot of back-and-forth between these two men today but it is not just president trump who isn't happy with the mayor. police officers in his own city are also accusing him of playing politics and using the police to take

this is not going to require a diversion of money from usf to this purpose. this build out is is going to come out of the proceeds from an auction of spectrum that's going to end up being added benefit to rural areas. you'll get the wireless services. so for rural carriers that are going to get this, what they will essentially be doing so be decommissioning their existing c band earth stations and be building transport to a data center in a you know, nearby larger mid sized market. at the same time, the programmers will send their signal via fiber to that same point. and they'll have a meet up where the change will happen and the content will be delivered via fiber. there's nothing revolutionary about this concept. there's plenty of video delivered today. cable operators today move video via fiber. wall street uses fiber to make transactions. a highly reliable means of delivering services. consumers will see no difference. the difference they'll see is better speeds, the potential more better speeds and other advantages that having that kind of ten gig broad