ann wagner in suburban st. louis was considered going into the cycle pretty safe but her opponent released a poll showing him ahead in that district. and there are public polls now showing president trump's approval ratings going down in missouri. i'm wondering, what are you telling them? -- what are you telling veterans? are you aware that you have members who may not be ready for what is coming? mr. stivers: well, i was at dinner with ann wagner yesterday and she's a pro. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said she's got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that this one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv, by the way, for a couple weeks. her internal staffer is good shape. i think she is going to be fine.

wagner. >> good afternoon, commissioners. greg wagner, acting health director. the sb 1045 is a bill that was passed by the california legislature, and that is on the governor's desk awaiting signature. that is a bill that would create a new pathway to conservatorship, and it's something that we've been watching closely in the department. if that moves forward, that would provide a new tool for us to help get some very high need dual diagnosis individuals into treatment that they -- that they need and deserve, and that is something that we're watching closely. on september 8, the community health equity and promotion branch of the department joined with the mayor's -- mayor breed and her office and the department of public works for the love our city cleanup event. that was a citywide event in every district in the city to go out and volunteer to cleanup. there was a team of d.p.h. staff who joined and associated families and volunteers who went out and volunteered that day to go cleanup syri

wagner for taking on the roll of the acting director of health at this point. we'll have more to say about the -- about dr. garcia's leaving us on our subsequent item. commissioners, questions, otherwise on the director's report at this point. commissioner loyce? >> mr. wagner, has the city attorney or anyone from that staff or the mayor's office spoken to what was articulated in the paper regarding the federal government's response to our efforts to have a safe injection drug site and the question about whether or not they would actually pursue legal action against the city and county of san francisco and what the implications of that are? >> yeah. we've been, commissioner loyce, in conversation with the city attorney's office and also other cities that are exploring this. there are a number of cities that are looking at this as one of the facets to their response to what we're seeing nationwide. there are still legal issues that we're working through, and the event last week was not really to address that aspect, but the purpose, and i think it serves really

wagner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized for such time as she may consume. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, representative tipton. i rise today to speak on behalf of the bipartisan empowering financial institutions to fight human trafficking act. the international labor organization estimates that globally over 40 million people are victims of human trafficking -- were victims of human trafficking in 2016. it's obvious that in order to deter the criminals who enslave and sell human beings, we need to hit them where it hurts. their bank accounts. right now financial institutions are attempting to identify human trafficking activity, but many suspicious activity reports are based on false flags. financial institutions are largely left alone to determine what information is valid, without good, specific, verifiable, targeted information , financial institutions may wrongly identify people. -- people, overrespond and overtarget. or fail to reco

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let's start here -- >> and wagner in suburban st. louis represents the district that was considered going into this pretty safe. or point yesterday released going head-to-head in that district. i am wondering, what are you telling veterans are you worried you have some members who may not be ready for whatever is coming? >> i was at dinner with ed wagner yesterday, she is a pro, she begged me to not -- she showed me the pole and showed me the problems in the poll, i know her and i feel really confident that this one-day pr stunt is not going to change the fundamentals of that race and it is about the two -- and wagner is known by her constituents, she has worked on human trafficking of weeks. i think she should be fine it is not the and wagner's of the world that i worry about it is folks that might be surprised to identify who those potential surprises are. i have been talking to our members in those likely republican seats for about a year now saying get ready, the environment is going to be challenging for everyone and you have to

ann wagner in suburban st.ouis , it represents a district that was considered going into the cycle, pretty safe. are public polls showing that president trump's approval ratings are going down in missouri. what are you telling veterans like that, to be a world. are you worried they have members who may not be ready for whatever is coming in november? andours at dinner with wagner yesterday, and she is a pro. it may be clear. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said, she has got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv, by the way, for a couple weeks. her internal staffer is good staff, are in good shape. it's not the ann wagners of the world i am worried about. there a

so dan wagner in suburban st. louis opposite the district that was considered going into the cycle pretty safe. but pulling yesterday, it showed him ahead and that district. and there are public polls showing presidents trumps approval ratings going down in missouri. i'm wondering, what are you telling veterans like that, to be aware? are you worried you have some members who may not be ready for whatever is coming in november? >> i was at dinner with dan wagner yesterday and she is appropriate let me be really clear. and she begged me not spin in her race pick she said she has got this picture show me the polls, she showed me the problems in the poll, and i know her internals. i feel really confident that this one day pr stunt is not going to change the fundamentals of that race, and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and an wagner is known by her constituents, she has worked on human trafficking, she has led a life of service, she has been on tv, by the way, for a couple of weeks pick her

i also want to thank especially our board chair chris wagner and our board vice chair allison engel. [applause] >> both of them put in many, many hours over the past year, and i joked to chris over the last year that he was going to lose his day job because he was always at compass. i also want to mention equity community builders, opportunity fund, chase, and the low-income investment fund and our quality board. i want to thank -- [applause] >> -- first republic bank, the northern california community loan fund, the world's greatest real estate broker, paul pechani. [applause] >> our brilliant architects at t.e.f. design who turned this building -- as wonderful as it is, it's a strangely shaped building. they turn it had into something really amazing. ken white of glazer wild, who always has our back, and our fun dl fun-tastic staff. we just heard tonight that j . jpmorgan chase has awarded us a grant of $25,000. most recently, chase provided the equity investment through our new markets tax credits deal for the building. thank you, j.p. morgan chase and mike kimball, who i think is

greg wagner. chief financial officer. since i am filling in, i'm not going to go into the substance of the director's report, but it's available for the public on the stand. you have that in front of you if you have any questions, we're happy to respond with the appropriate staff. >> commissioners, questions on the director's report at this point? fine. thank you. and we recognize that the director's not available today, so mr. wagner's with us, and -- >> was there any public comment? >> no public comment. >> we can proceed to item 4. >> item 4 is general public comment, and i'm going to hand commissioner chow one public request. >> thank you. so we have one -- well, actually, we have three speakers. i guess -- is it david? >> the speaker's about the jail. >> this is staffing in the jail, and there's apparently a series of names, rather than individual -- four names. >> we decided to save some paper. we put all the names on one form. >> david cohen, elaine samuels, and jessica inoue from the s.c. i-10:1. >> okay. each of

[applause] >> my name is chris wagner, and i'm the board chair of compass family services, and i promised myself i wouldn't get choked up, but today, by far, is the proudest moment of my volunteer career. i'd like to acknowledge our distinguished guests, mayor london breed, supervisor jane kim, who i think is my supervisor. [applause] >> rafael mandelman, assembly member david chiu, and representatives for senator's feinstein and kamala harris, abigail and june harris. thank you so much. so today, we celebrate the official opening of our new service hub for homeless families and families at risk of becoming homeless in san francisco. [applause] >> we are really thankful for so many of you who have been here with us every step of the way and to create what we see here before us. this facility represents our commitment to san francisco's homeless and vulnerable families, telling them we see you, we are committed to serving you in san francisco, and we are investing in your future. securing a permanent home for compass is a perfect example of private public partnerships and how they can bene

thank you very much, president chow, vice president loyce, acting director wagner. mickey callahan, acting resources director. as commissioner chow indicated, our department has been working with a number of departments for the last ten years or so such as yours to find top candidates for the positions. we have meet with the mayor and your officers to find out how to proceed, and we have come up with basically a framework. you will see before you kind of a graphic chart that talks about the steps, and what i'd like to do is kind of walk-through that a little bit and provide a little bit more detail if that's acceptable. >> yes, please. >> first of all, recruitment proposal, we are -- we haven't finished it because we need to get the high sign from this commission that we're going in the right direction. but we have definitely an outline of dates which cull minu -- culminate as early as december december would go to the mayor or potential sending us back to the drawing board, but if we do a good job, and i'm sure that we can, we would be able to identify top candidat

loner and fled to france to be with him she felt a strong connection to the directors of the new wagner movement of the one nine hundred sixty s. she wanted to make films that had something to say. and one nine hundred sixty seven german director hunts you can cite about filmed a documentary for me schneider where the actress tried to bury cissy once and for all. give off as you know ya along with i was a princess for almost seven years but one day i didn't want to be it anymore. just as sure as i was that that was the right thing to do then so sure i am now when i say that i couldn't do it any more it would be impossible for me to play sissy now yes. this is exciting. only made films with cinematic greats like austin wells an auto printing out and was nominated for a golden globe for her role in the cardinal. ellen de long said goodbye with a bunch of roses and a note two years later for me married german director and actor harry mayan and had a child david at the actress was soon drawn back to her work. it was the start of the golden era for of her cinema and france and homey schneide

the german city of folks wagners headquarters of course has begun examining whether the comic should have told shareholders sooner about the emissions cheating scandal that might open the door for compensation payments bus and opening comments the judge said most of the claims might be past the statute of limitations in other words too much time has passed to consider the complaints. inside these folders are the file sizes of investors are pinning their hopes on the documents could be instrumental in persuading the court to either accept or reject the notion that folks not knew about emissions testing in the us years before informing shareholders. peers had the plaintiff's lawyer and they are still buying klein his case to the media recently and. all the hot under german law is what's required to communication central information to investors and the markets we are firmly convinced that seat of you should have told markets insulations in june two thousand and eight because they would not managed to use the technology required in the united states to say we can't do it these of you di

bendish with care and with him wagner observe the debate. who have come because in the german authorities have ignored the situation they must have been blighted children were kidnapped and abused their parents were like two people were murdered . and now the fact. is those in favor of these please raise your hurts. i don't see the center votes or abstentions of the third or none of the motion is approved i was doing this for the house as i didn't know. how to close as much tufnell the gives us hope. i don't want to get too excited but it looks like things are finally moving in the right direction. because there are a lot of politicians who support us and would listen to us if. that's something we never had before. she was honey off. i didn't expect this to. completely overwhelmed. this is a ray of hope. and. this is justice may finally be done after fifty seven years can i take a shit. but how will the government actually implement the compensation package legislation. that's what. back in chile. then for example meets with human rights act

. >> i was at dinner with ann wagner and she is a pro and she begged me not to spend in her race, she said she has got this, showed me the polls, showed me problems in the polls and i know her internals. i feel really confident this one day pr sent won't change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals are about the two candidates and an wagner is known by her constituents, she worked on human trafficking, she led a life of service, she has been on tv for a couple weeks. i think she will be fine. that is not what i worry about. there are always folks that might be surprised. my key is to identify who the surprises are before they become a surprise and make sure they are ready. i have been talking to members in what used to be likely republican seats for about a year saying get ready. the environment is going to be challenging for everybody and you have to raise enough money. i can't remember how much money she has in the bank but it starts with the 4 and has million after it. feel pretty good about that. not everybody has $4 million. they have to find themselves and their opp

desmarque de wagner. raÚl:hay que mover algo para tener el balÓn.le quita el gol a su compaÑero. raÚl: quÉ buena asociaciÓn , el compaÑero por intentar el balÓn, creo que fue una falta de coordinaciÓn con tantita mala suerte un todo -- mala suerte. se atienen a los jugadores de tigre en susana. trata de recuperar algo de camino que ya se ven muy difÍcil. "perro": vean la cara estÁ con este equipo desde el 2014. ahÍ llegan con el arquero. ponen calma porque llegÓ desde atrÁs chocando con todo zabaleta, metiendo toda la carrocerÍa. bradley. raÚl: sabes quÉ? lo que vemos en las Últimas jugadas esigual a toda la temporada de toronto, la quiere por derecha mauro, que la dejan y luego se la pasa otro jugador. entre ellos mismos se estorban, el parque vimos defensivo, lo de hoy es lo que tiene a toronto fuera de seguir peleando por el tÍtulo. javier: en el primer tiempo estructuralmente jugÓ muy bien, aquÍ cuando quiso cambiar de lÍnea de tres o de cinco, fue donde empezÓ a tener problemas y no tuvo el balÓn. "perro": estaba por la parte central. estamos e

wagner? >> yes. >> ms. wagner votes yes. mister matt? votes yes. mister rooney?er rooney votes yes. mister fitzpatrick? mister fitzpatrick votes yes. mister garrett? >> yes point >> mister garrett vote yes. mister curtis? >> yes. >> mister curtis votes yes. mister angle? mister engel votes no. mister sherman? mister sherman votes no. mister meeks? mister serious? mister serious about snow. mister connolly? mister connolly votes no. mister deutsch? mister deutsch vote no. ms. bass mister keating? mister keating votes no. misters is leaning? votes no. mister barrett? votes now. miss frankel? miss frankel votes no. mister castro? mister castro votes no. ms. kelly? miss kelly votes no. mister boyle? mister boyle votes no. miss titus? mister titus votes no. ms. torres? ms. torres votes no. mister schneider? mister schneider votes no. mister sloppy? votes now. mister s biot, mister lou? mister lee votes no. >> how is all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on that boat there are 23 i and 18 no. >> the motion is adopted, house reso

wagner, for five minutes. mrs. wagner: i thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of working families across the country who are trying to make ends meet. as a mother, a grandmother and someone who employed moms and dads, i know raising a family is a great joy but can also be a great source of anxiety. children are a blessing, but raising a family introduces serious challenges and costs. in missouri, the average annual cost of center-based infant ,632. s estimated to be $8 that's $719 a month. infant care in missouri cost $634 more per year than in-state tuition at a four-year public college. and it is unaffordable for so very many families. according to a study published by the economic policy institute, a daycare center for two children, infant and, say, $17,940. ld, cost that's 102% more than the average rent in missouri. a typical family in missouri has to spend a shocking 30% of their income on daycare for their two children. in fact, it's estimated that the cost of childcare for two children exceeds annual median rent payments in every

miss wagner. ms. wagner votes aye. mr. mack. mr. mack votes aye. mr. rooney. mr. rooney votes aye. mr. fitzpatrick. mr. fitzpatrick votes aye. mr. garrett. mr. garrett votes aye. mr. curtis. mr. curtis votes aye. mr. engel. mr. engel votes no. mr. sherman. mr. sherman votes no. mr. meeks. mr. sires. mr. sires votes no. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes no. mr. deutch. mr. deutch votes no. ms. bass. mr. keating. mr. keating votes no. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes no. mr. berra. mr. berra votes no. ms. frankel. ms. frankel votes no. ms. gabbard. mr. castro. mr. castro votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. ms. titus. ms. titus votes no. mrs. torres. mrs. torres votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozzi votes no. mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat votes no. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes no. mr. royce: have all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman on that vote there are 23 ayes, 18 noes. mr. royce: the motion is adopted. house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is

back to you. >> wow, liz wagner for us this morning. if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. 1-888-996-tips. or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> to some lighter news, a huge surprise for middle school students in san francisco. golden state warrior star kevin durant dropped off a generous gift. he gave them a check for $10,000. the money is from alaska airlines and will go toward a studio where the students can work on robotics projects. wow. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. its our clear the shelters segment featuring or friends from pets in need. find out about a deal to adopt kittens like little foot and veeta next. >>> welcome back at 7:56. its time for our clear the shelter segment featuring or friends from pets in need. the director is here. they have vita and little foot, teeny-tiny kittens. oh, those are cute. no, they're even cuter in real life. they're so little. they're young nine weeks. >> she's probably about nine weeks and he's about 11 or 12 weeks. >>

liz wagner reports. >> reporter: it started on this computer online where we found dozens of people advertising rideshare driver accounts for rent. we rented one. we never drove. the account history shows cars giving rides to plenty of passengers through the bay area. we found one of the passengers. she said her driver took her on a white knuckle ride. >> he starts backing up on the one-way street. this is interesting. on the highway, he's backing up. he's like, no, no. >> reporter: the man isn't an authorized driver and didn't go through a background check or car inspection. how was he able to look legit, even showing his own picture under someone else's name? coming up at 11:00 tonight, how the scheme works and why the tips to spot a make driver may not work anymore. you can watch the full investigation on nbc bay area. see you then. >> you can reach out to liz or anyone in the investigative uni. jump on our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. to the nfl where things are looking good for the raiders in denver until they weren't. third quarter touchdown. after that, went points including t

. >> it's intended to save members of the public but liz wagner spoke to a local officer who owes his life to a fellow deputy who had his back and narcan. >> this is what one dose looks like. easy to use, works like nasal spray and can cost as little as 35 bucks and without it an alameda county narcotics detective wouldn't be here today. just three months after he nearly died in a hayward motel room from an accidental over dose. >> taskforce 3 -- >> it started out like any other day for the members of the alameda narcotics task force. wrong. day i will never forget. >> reporter: this detective had to come back out, lips tingling, eyes burning, covered in sweat. what did it feel like? >> remember grabbing the hotel railing and i remember thinking i can barely hold myself up right now. i felt it taking over my whole body. >> reporter: the sergeant suspected a drug exposure and had him take narcan. but it didn't work. so his sergeant doeszed him again and this time he woke up. >> you know i was dying and thankfully they gave me another one and it brought me back. >> reporter: as he was c

joining me to discuss this is marcia van wagner over and moody's. great to have you here.k me through the report. since 2008, you have talked about how these regions have struggled. what did you find in terms of revenue and unemployment rates that was different from the world regions question markmarcia -- regions? marcia: rural areas are in a vicious cycle, where they are losing population, the workforce is aging and shrinking. two thirds of rural counties have not regained the jobs they lost during the recession and here we are 10 years on. that has been a serious or had a serious impact on economic growth. and it is part of a longer term trend in the united states, where we are employing a lot more people introducing services than goods. in rural areas, twice as many people are in goods production as they are in urban areas. services really take place in cities. that is impacting it. taylor: when the federal government makes cuts, they pass the cost of the state and the to the localit governments. local governments have nowhere else to pass it on to. since they are prob

my tip if you can't get tickets for the buy avoid wagner festival visit the mar gravel opera house it's one of the most beautiful the rock theaters in the world and is a unesco world heritage site. it's recently been renovated and it's back to its former glory. and you. also worth seeing is the new palace with its romantic courtyard garden in the center of violence. that's from overflowing with its thousand types of beers historic cities and beautiful landscapes very important for the region are also the people themselves they are considered hospitable and visitors like me feel comfortable here see you next time. breaking with tradition. really and all is removed in a zimbabwe if anyone here understands the state of the life we culture it was this family go to school life moves beautiful and believe what tang to optimize his methods and he's ready to shed its no legs and no ego at africa in the next g.w. and. there are thousands of. scientists is reaching epidemic proportions find twenty fifty million people around the globe risking losing their eyesight thanks again yet the solution to

with the investigative unit, i'm liz wagner. back to you. >> all right. thanks, liz. >>> now, if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can give them a call. that number right there on your screen. 888-996-tips. or you can go to the website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> authorities are asking for your help in solving a recent deadly shooting in hayward. police say last wednesday night, someone found a 48-year-old man near death on folsom. he die tilly travis. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> a possible judge today may set a new trial date for a high-profile murder case on the peninsula. tiffany lee and her boyfriend are accused of murdering keith green. this was two years ago. police say that green was in a e disappeared. after his body was found in the north bay, police arrested lee in her hillsboro mansion. the boyfriend has cut a plea deal to testify against her. today's hearing surrounds a possible trial date for lee, which likely won't take place before the end of the year. >>> and a frightening story

with the investigative unit i'm liz wagner. back to you. >> okay. thank you, liz. now, if you have a story for liz or anyone in the investigative unit call 888-996-tips or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> what's up? burgers rupp. a new bay area restaurant that will serve your burger made by a robot. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. into a light pole in san jose. it happened early this morning on capitol expressway near 680. >>> a mangled mess after a suspected drunk driver crashes into a light pole in san jose. it happened on capitol expressway near 680. the driver was arrested for dui and taken to the hospital. two passengers were hurt but expected to survive. no word on the exact charges for that driver. >>> now, in fremont police say some kind of malfunction sent the driver of this volvo off the road and into a home. it happened overnight near eggers drive. the car slammed into the garage after hitting a car in the driveway. the dri

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my tip if you can't get tickets for the by avoid wagner festival visit the mar graf you'll opera house it's one of the most beautiful the rock theaters in the world and is a unesco world heritage site. it's recently been renovated and respect to its former glory. you. also worth seeing is the new palace with its romantic or just gardens in the center of violence. that's from overflowing with its thousand types of beers historic cities and beautiful landscapes very important for the region are also the people themselves they are considered hospitable and visitors like me feel comfortable here see you next time. i am. i am. i am. i am. the be. able to. move. the body. ready for business. virtual reality on the mental reality next to reality for. the few new technologies offer huge potential sales for companies customers and markets for what's already happening today and what's coming tomorrow our special on made in germany thirty maybe double shifts. time for an upgrade. how about furniture that grows all buying. a house with no roof. or design highlights you can make yourself. trends ti

venice with care and with him wagner ups if the debate. should have come vacancy in the german authorities have ignored the situation and they must have been blind children were kidnapped and abused the parents were like two people were murdered. and now. those in favor of these please raise your hands. and certainly the scenting votes or abstentions. there are none the motion is approved i wish it was for houses i give no. thanks. i'll just because my tufnell there gives us hope. i don't want to get too excited but it looks like things are finally moving in the right direction. because there are a lot of politicians who support us and would listen to us if. that's something we never had before. but she was honey off. i didn't expect this to. completely overwhelmed. this is a ray of hope. and. this is a justice may finally be done after fifty seven years take a. waters but how will the government actually implement the compensation package legislation. that's will be. back in chile. vintry temple meets with human rights activists there on

there are times in your apartment you can play well wagner is a good example. you play this music and suddenly the. space sure it is much larger. this sound and here light extends a space. that's what you're building building with that kind of space making material. i. james to rails art can be both bewildering and moving it's something you experience . at first glance this may seem like a projected image but he's in fact a space outguns felt. viewers are gradually drawn into the space and you begin to wonder where my. and where am i. and let's take a look at the concert series for instance and there's no focus really test no object or you're the other for interest i am the object what is it. and yet it's interesting what's what are we left with when there is no no focus landscape which is the landscape with the horizon and you see that when you get the white out while skiing you can see it. all flying when you're after the cloud and african village and instrument fire and. also when you dive there are times when you are aware that you know which way is up is j