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>> thank you president, yi. yi.i was going to be asked to be a cosponsor but i have a clarification, though. does this mean we get to take the day off on may 10th? >> i will allow you to take your day off. thank you, supervisor walton. supervisor haney? >> thank you, president. and thank you for this resolution. i also just wanted to ask to be added as a cosponsor. >> thank you very much. >> so with no other comments, then, can i have a motion to amend? is there a second? seconded by supervisor ronan and can we take these amendments as objection and then this vote on resolution -- take this same housing call is amended. well, any objection? the resolution has passed unanimously. >> madam clerk, one more, number 34. >> item 34 to support seafood buffet workers in penalties that are owed to them to support laid off workers to have the right or refusal to be replied with the company and urge the people of san francisco to refrain from patronizing the cafe until the california labor commissioners citation and case is re

[cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, president yi. i'm grateful not board of supervisors and it's wonderful to pass those resolutions commemorating the 150t 150th anniversary of the railroad for all chinese workers were invisible in history until recently and also the third world strike on the philosophy and values and principles to many who grew up during that time. i want to thank you for, especially as you told me, norman, i get an award of the $1 million but i don't want to take this. i want to give this back to the general fund. [ laughter ] >> i would like you to use this to alleviate the homeless problem and pay teachers more salary. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> next up is the supervisor from district one, supervisor furr. >> thank you, president yi. it is with great honor i introduce my honouree reverend harry chuck and i'm thrilled they are constituents of my neighborhood. can you please come up. [cheers and applause] i first knew of him with over a century of history. although i did not know him well, i knew

supervisor yi. >> i am introducing a hearing request regarding an issue of police staffing. as many of you know, i have been raising the issue of adequate police staffing for years. in june of 2018, almost one year ago, the budget and legislative analysts provided a board with a performance audit of the san francisco police department so we could better understand. number one, how the police are deploying police staff that is funded by the general fund and number two, how uniform staff is allocated to administrative versus patrol duties. one major finding and recommendation of that audit was that light of an increase of property crime in our city, with this accompanying public demand for more officers on the streets, the sfpd has many administrative positions as possible. this is the best practice recognised by major law enforcement associations including the association of chief's of police and adopted by major law enforcement officers in the country. san francisco's ratio of sworn officers to civilian's staff remains higher than the national average or its peers. while the

>> thank you president, yi. yi.i was going to be asked to be a cosponsor but i have a clarification, though. does this mean we get to take the day off on may 10th? >> i will allow you to take your day off. thank you, supervisor walton. supervisor haney? >> thank you, president. and thank you for this resolution. i also just wanted to ask to be added as a cosponsor. >> thank you very much. >> so with no other comments, then, can i have a motion to amend? is there a second? seconded by

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the yies of spying by smart guy like barr is no misplaced word.at reinforce the belief that barr is not politically neutral and has been put in this position to check the president? >> well, i served under bill barr in the '90s and i thought he was a good attorney general and i don't see where bill barr is a partisan here. i think there are many people who want to take a look at whether this investigation was predicated, whether there was advice or abuse. and i don't think it's wrong to say year looking into it. i don't think he's drawn any conclugszs. we have an i terks working on it. there was somebody else looking at it before we got there. and i don't think there's anything wrong with that. we don't want to see the fbi use that as a political tool. >> he did say spying oo considered? >> that was a question asked. he said do you think spying occurred and he said yes, i do. it's a hollywood word i would have used the word "surveillance." >> so steve the fbi director may also alive and well. that was a quote. he also said more needs be done ahead

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the democratic presidential front-runner has his yis on pennsylvania. doug. >> reporter: president donald trump is keeping an eye on the nomination want el and looking ahead to the general election. [crowd noise] four more years! >> reporter: the make america great again will take president donald trump to pennsylvania today and over the weekend the front-runner joe biden took off his coat and held his own rally in pennsylvania as he opened his head quarters in that swing state. >> that is biden directly going after what the presidency as his strong suit. >> i do talk a lot about the economy. i don't get credit for that. >> reporter: he is at the top of the polls leaving other campaigns for exposure. >> the reason he is doing well and others are sliding is probably at this point has more to do with his name i.d. than anything else but others will have to start moving in the right direction if they are going to catch up to him. he is looking really strong. >> pete in a town hall talking about the difficulty of breaking through that field. >> i'm not famo

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the former boeing executive ha been feeling the post since the abrupt departure of james ma yis lar.re watching "bbc world news america." still to come, scenes of military might in russia. 70 years sinceks victory in world war ii with a modern show of force. research carried out for the bbc has found that only a small fraction of people travelingooy plane are ng to pay extra to offset their carbon footprint. that is despite jet fuel creating millions of tons of carbon dioxide, which further adds to the problem of climate change. for more on the story, laura foster reports for us. over 4 billion passengers fly every year, and at bristolis airport, ot are pretty excited for their trip. embut have any of ver heard of carbon offsetting? >> no, never. >> i have. i don't know where you go to buy that. .blsounds like a good idea people will beto feel less guilty about flying. laura f.: what is carbon offsetting? it is wherbayou attempt to nce out your share of omissions for your flight. you pay extra and that money goes to environmental projects which reduce urban dioxide. for each passenge

could lead to a d.t by the now that can be a good thing for investors who own bonds because lower yies can push up their prices. but it still makes it more difficult f investors looking for yields. >> handicap the reaction in the various cmodity markets that you watch. i know that we would see reaction in copper, in oil. but the agricultura markets have been very sensitive and volatile given this negotiating peod. >> very much sue. copper and crude oil give us the best windo into what isoing on here. china manufacturing economy uses so much of both. and as you would expect, look, cop eastern crude oil had really ugly opens. they came all the way up and more. crude oil was up 1%. what does that say? that says that market which hass mind of own does believe that the trade deal is still on track and that we'reikely to get a deal. because both of those commodities would market lower if we really had to throw in the towel on a trade deal. >> n, we have aist of the companies that are the greatest revenue exposure to china. i'm going to start with four of the five are technology related. in f

day not quite so much going on, i have to say trying to price uber deal in the midst of this week ay-yi-yiiously, hearing from a lot of constituents, and so far, they are saying we don't like tariffs we don't like, this -- this fight with china but we understand we see a long term goal here, and i think it is a warning if chinese had been thinking at points they can say okay. we will buy a few more soybeans that will be the end of it looks like president has some room to negotiate here. maria: i think pretty incredible the reuters report says chinese basically backtracked on everything they agreed upon, everything including big tightening items forced transfer technology ip theft they remain refusing to admit they steel ip. >> "the wall street journal," reports, today, that the reason the -- the chinese felt like they could really go after and hatchet they felt president trump showed hand calling for interest rate cuts from federal reserve was that a signal economy weaker than letting on, talking repeatedly about xi jinping being his close friend, even praising chinese is very premer he th

♪yi >> i'm ng! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪ [applause] >>"nd now, "bbc world news. this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. alabama lawmakers passed themo restrictive abortion bill in the country, raising questions about reproductive rights across the u.s. >> i think folks are emboldened across the country. they think they have the means in order to be able to overturn roe v. wade. jane: u.s. embassy staff moved out of iraq as the white house continues to claim a heightened thre from iran. and maing the wood wide web. scientists are digging deep to help combat climate change. jane: welcome to our viewers on publnd television in america around the globe. the state of alabama is gaining global attention tonight after senatorsse there pthe most restrictive abortion law in the country.ut iyws nearly all abortionsse even in of rape and incest. the only exemption, when ath woman's hes seriously at risk. it now awaits the governor's signature, and supporterhave made it clear they want this case to go all the way to the supreme roe v.

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supervisor yi. >> so i want to thank the public for coming out and expressing their opinions. as you can see from the public, just this small number of people that came out today, there's -- you can tell there's a lot of needs and different needs and obviously today only represented .1% of all of the people that could come out and navigate. there's always an issue of, you know, where do you put your resources when you have limited resources? do you put it on the immediate or do you put some of the funding or resources in the prevention? and there's always this tension between well, somebody needs it right away and at the same time, we don't ever pay attention to the prevention piece. as the result is what we're seeing right now, actually, that we're never going to decrease the number of people that are going to be homeless in the streets. every year it's been going up because more people are coming into that type of situation. so i'm kind of glad that we've had this opportunity, very unique opportunity in san francisco this year with funding. i think we put a lot of resources,

not one of those issues that gets deferred to the supervisor in the district, talking about norman yi. city colleges come from every district in the city. so thank you for representing your constituents in this process. i'm taking piano class where there's room for 2 24 pianos and 24 studentses. students. my motor cycle repair class had eight students and it was full because we had motor cycles and tools and racks and spaces that we had to move around. so this whole notion of one size fits all that has been delivered here is a myth and it doesn't serve the interests of the students. i belong to a group and some of the members are here who we call ourselves firmed first respondes because when they go out, we decide and that we will enroll in these classes to preserve the opportunities for 17, 18 other students who otherwise would be escorted out and told the class is closed. some of the closures have happened as the class is in progress. and before the final drop. i'm a students at city college and they're receiving massive cuts and only one class of 1b is offered next semester and our

>> every threat needs be taken seriously and tom, as a fellow new yorker, yi respect your opinions andus to talk about what support was going to look like because for schools and districts this is not a federal issue. this is a school and district issue. so when one parent makes an anonymous complaint of any nature, that needs to be thoroughly addressed by a school or district. i really think tlirlts responsibility of the parent to work with law enforcement because we're talking about crimes. weir rer not talking about rule violations in schools but crimes. and this is not substantiated. then we talked about discuss canned so far. >> do want to paint a picture unfairly at all. >> we receive complaints, all of which we take seriously and investigate promptly. so the school's response is saying every school has issues. the investigation yielded anything. and i wanted to make sure i got that statement. >> throughout my career with the nyp can d, i was in and out of schools, involve would the yulgt programs with can kids. if i had a hair on my head for every time an allegation fell by the

kim song-yi who led the preparation and a newly elevated interpreter also said to be sent to a camp for political preuzers in. all of this reported from a south korean newspaper. it is always hard to verify news out of the regime but they have executed people in the past. it was a failure for kim on the world stage. the official newspaper called out the betrayers, turn coat, saying they would come under the stern judgment of the revolution. there remains growing concern. since the summit ended in failure, north korea tested missiles. nevertheless, president trump said there is still scope for a third summit if the denuclearization is a key talking point. if that doesn't happen there's the g-20 in japan at the end of june. people are thinking there is where progress might be made. however, the issue is the an a cross roads. >> dana: nancy pelosi with the new take on the possibility that impeachment hearings will happen before 2020. her answer is next. plus, breaches along the arkansas and mississippi rivers adding to flooding. a live report from the flood zone, coming up. >> we continue

. >> good morning, president yi and supervisors. thank you for calling this hearing to draw attention to language access concerns and thank you to the clerk's office for arranging interpretation today. i am the director programs at chinese for affirmative action. we are the lead in the agent for the san francisco language network. the network of san francisco is unique and multilingual, multiethnic, multiracial collaborative of seven immigrant serving community-based organizations, including the african advocacy network, the resource in organizing centre, the central american resource and to, the filipino community centre,. [speaking spanish] -- and people organizing economic rights. it was founded in 2012 and is funded through the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs to conduct community immigration to language proficient communities on their language rights through the language access ordinance. we build community power through advocacy with barriers services and programs and to improve in-home occasion an occasion of

. >> communication wise, because before yi didn' know how to talk to people normally. so i think it's changed my life in that way of, you know, not to be scared, just to be yourself and it's okay to be yourself. >> yeah, playing in front of a lot of people. alejandro arono, elaine and hardy will compete on the live finale. the fun starts at 5:00 p.m. here tomorrow right after abc7 news at 4:30. >> just stole a glance at the bay bridge. looks like it's still wet out there. >> drew tuma, one last check of the weather. downpours. live doppler 7 has been busy all day and all night. we'll go to the street level and show you the heaviest downpour. hayward, san leandro. we'll move to the north, martinez, crockett, you're seeing some heavier showers, benicia as well as the cell moves to the north and east. we're tracking another downpour, wood side at 11:51 in minutes. redwood city will see heavier rain around midnight as the cell moves into your neighborhood. storm impact scale level 1 system overhead through tomorrow. scattered downpours, wind gusts at times close to 35 mile

lataoes.ithnp i s yi tariffs up to 25% on thousands of products we sell there from luggage to frozen vegetables. ur china will never yield to external press >> reporter: trade talks have stalled and nothing is scheduled. > we're still in negotiations. >> reporter: president trump head to lousiana to promote natural gas comports confide he has china wr right where he wants >> we're in a great position right now. >> adding last night. >> i have a fbeling it wil successful. >> reporter: investors aren't so sure. >> we're down 700 points. >> reporter: the dow plunged 600 points on monday, the worst day since januar >> this will cost american consumers and businesses a lot of money. >> he's going about it the wrong way. >> reporter: if this goes sou it could cost president trump the election. so it could be a bit of ait polal gamble but then the president is picking up support from people like chuck schumer, one of the harshest critics tweeting that president trump tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> tracie mentioned yesterday's free-fall anre is where the dow stands up, up 200 points

yis easy t it's easy to find the writer. >> more travel choices coming as the shutdown draws closer.ng 395, adam tuss, news 4. >>> the new national fight over rtion rights is here and today we heard the backlash. good evening. i'm doreen legen >>> i'm jim handly. now at 6:00 women all over the country respoat to new s laws aimed at reversing the division in roe versus waid. >>> a new twist in a local gang murder. >>> and debt fee. one billionaire's gift to an entire graduating class. tonight we hear from a local grad who says he fels >> it really is a relief on so many people. when i tell you the magnitude, i'm still comprehending. >>> today women across the country rallied in defense of their right to abortion. pushing back against a flurry of new state laws restricting or even outright banning the procedure. >> backers oe new laws have made clear their goal is to argue their case before the supre that is exactly where one of today's largest demonstrations >> derrick ward was there and he joins us live with more. derrick. >> reporter: we have a much more sedate scene outside the sup

you've got european autos no longer facing the threat of tear yi -- tariffs, that's been postponed six. in terms of the fed, you'll hear from the the chair, jerome powell and then finally the oil price we're seeing a bit of an uptick there for a number of reasons, one of which is the saudis have accused the iranians of sabotaging two of their ta tankers, that has people worried about supply and we've heard they are going to try to keep supplies low to prop up their price. >> willem marx live from london. >> coming up, axios's michael n allen has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." >> and we'll have joe biden's official kickoff over the weekend in pennsylvania. what it means in that swing state and the fight for blue collar voters nationwide. "morning joe" is just moments away. "morning joe" is just moments away if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or

>> i think there are three key things, and this is yi wrote the book. for years, "hey, you're a good interviewer." and i-- and i was proud of that. and for the first time in my career i said, you know, maybe it's timo a collection of these interviews. i think they're fun. they're interesting. and you learn something from everybody, as i did from you. >> stephen: i mean, i've been interviewed by a million people. you asked me questions-- almost every one of your questions was different from any question i had gotten before. >> i didn't know you personally at all when you came in the first time. and we got into a wrath heavy discussion. and we-- and we really-- you know, we spoke-- and i didn't know you in this way. you know, we know you as a comedian, but to sit there and have a very serious discussion. and you and i shared nay moment in that interview that i'm very proud of. you were talking about the death of your father in the family and your siblings, and it was heavy. and i said to you, "what was it like to have a sad, depressed mother? and did you

cloudy one that was our monday yesterday union city in hayward upper 60's for aol free my and soon-yihat, 70 degrees for your highs, oakland and berkeley up to 66 while concord and walnut creek. each speaking today at 73. but the sheriff right below the 70 degree mark will antioch just at it and up towards the coast on the fog year side even into the afternoon. that's going to keep temperatures in stinson beach in the upper 50's on the other side of mount tam lincoln center fell a solid 10 degrees warmer at 69 today into tomorrow you see that temperature difference you're going to see sunshine earlier in the day tomorrow too after starting off the day with some fog thursday about the same as tomorrow is going to be then come friday, a couple of showers possible during your morning. the rest of the weekend though looks golden as you're going to have plenty of sunshine and some warm and comfortable conditions. robin. all right, let's check in on traffic. these are the late folks heading to work this morning of some of the early birds are out of your way so. >>it's easing up a tad your d

about what some of the other names bob mentioned with strong starts to year hess, coat yis, anadarkopriced for bankruptcy has come off the bottom as effective deals or some sort of sale and so forth. i think the thing about these two stocks, just in particular, we know fads take on a life of their own. restaurant business is a disaster all sorts of things like boston chicken and cosey and think about the other things like einsteins bagels and goes on conan grill, noodles and company, benihana. then what happens? they all fall down to earth. it is hard to get in the pantheon business. maybe mcdonald's, starbucks, a few others the fad can go for a long time but never goes forever then the gym thing, i mean, listen -- >> i'm just going to switch gears because i'm not interested in either of those names what about cisco, who had this monster rally last week? it sold off with the s&p the last couple of weeks but then they had news and gave better guidance than people expected and huge rally on volume you want to buy a stock like that in a market like this where it's feeling dicey here on

joining us by phone is former acting solicitor general of the yi united states who helped write the original legislation that enabled this investigation. neil, your take away. >> i think two things. it was classic mueller. just by the book. exactly sticking to what the report said but number two, what he chose to pull out of the report and emphasize. the idea if he could clear the president, he would. that the office of special counsel has folks of the highest integrity and the like he couldn't charge the president under doj guidelines. all of that taken together is a very damming portrait of the president. what this is all about is one thing, the next step. what mueller is saying between the lines is that next step is the congress of the united states which is charged under the constitution with the duty of impeachment. i don't think there's any other way to read what was said today than that. >> thank you. kasie, pick it up from there. this will clearly increase the pressure on congress. the president that nancy pelosi has been trying to hold back from members of her caucus to do something

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