i'm maria and thank you so much for visor cohen for that generous introduction. so today is a wonderful day. i remember 3 years ago standing here with mayor lee and supervisor cohen when they made a promise to this community and their promise was that, we have to close the doors of 66 raymond today, three years ago, we will come back and make this place better, safer, more engaging and for everyone. today they have succeeded. so thank you so much to supervisor cohen and mayor lee for holding and keeping your promise to the community. [applause] it has take an while to get here, we are here. i am so happy to be partnering with other city departments, brother and sisters to make the programs here and facilities here as bright and as brilliant as the people who live in this community. so you already heard about all the wonderful program s that will come here for the seniors. let me share all the other wonderful programs we have here for the children, youth and families. we have over at 50 raymond two amazing amazing partners. first is cross cultural family services

on behalf of supervisor cohen for the late john claiten seary. at the suggestion of supervisor kim and on behalf of the board of have visors for for the rose pack a true civic leader. >> colleagues bring that to the end of the ajepda. is there further business before us today? >> that conclude the business for today. >> alright, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up t

>>thank you supervisor cohen supervisor cohen. >>i think that me and supervisor speaking of both share the same position. when i was looking through it seemed to me there was not a competitive process when i'm looking throughthe bid it is indicated that this is an employee cafÉ that has never gone out to bid, is that correct? and the reason this never goes out to bid is why? >>through the chair, supervisor cohen initially this would never be more than 12 months and because of the changes that have went on with terminal 18 is something we would never consider. and because of the competitive bid process we had never had an employee cafeteriaand we had no idea whether it be profitable or not and so this is the one company that was able to take over the pilot process. >>and, this is on the authority of this process and this was five years ago? >>that is correct. >> we did not have an area in the facility that cannot be demolished this was the only space we could utilize. >>so i'm going to ask that you and your entity go put together

>>thank you supervisor cohen supervisor cohen. >>i think that me and supervisor speaking of both share the same position. when i was looking through it seemed to me there was not a competitive process when i'm looking throughthe bid it is indicated that this is an employee cafÉ that has never gone out to bid, is that correct? and the reason this never goes out to bid is why? >>through the chair, supervisor cohen initially this would never be more than 12 months and because of the changes that have went on with terminal 18 is something we would never consider. and because of the competitive bid process we had never had an employee cafeteriaand we had no idea whether it be profitable or not and so this is the one company that was able to take over the pilot process. >>and, this is on the authority of this process and this was five years ago? >>that is correct. >> we did not have an area in the facility that cannot be demolished this was the only space we could utilize. >>so i'm going to ask that you and your entity go put together

cuban goes back at cohen on twitter. and then we asked for a some meant from cuban and from cohen about this. these are exclusive to fox business. go on foxbusiness.com. the whole story is laying out. first off cohen said, cuban has serious mental problems. he has real personal issues with donald trump and i should concentrate more on his own ventures then on donald trump and mr. trump's surrogates. it is better than later on. there you to. pure jealousy. enormous amounts of attention. this is the best part. the mark cuban had, he said, cuban is so jealous because he had to put his name on bottom of an ashby -- arby's commercial to make sure people know who he is. cheryl: low blow. >> this is even better. he kind of attraction trump through michael cohen where he basically says this. michael is right. i've been a lifelong devote of donald trump. my life is a shrine to him.n one day. i want to cover the walls of my office with pictures of myself. cheryl: that is pretty funny. >> he goes on. these would be all new experien

>>thank you supervisor cohen supervisor cohen. >>i think that me and supervisor speaking of both share the same position. when i was looking through it seemed to me there was not a competitive process when i'm looking throughthe bid it is indicated that this is an employee cafÉ that has never gone out to bid, is that correct? and the reason this never goes out to bid is why? >>through the chair, supervisor cohen initially this would never be more than 12 months and because of the changes that have went on with terminal 18 is something we would never consider. and because of the competitive bid process we had never had an employee cafeteriaand we had no idea whether it be profitable or not and so this is the one company that was able to take over the pilot process. >>and, this is on the authority of this process and this was five years ago? >>that is correct. >> we did not have an area in the facility that cannot be demolished this was the only space we could utilize. >>so i'm going to ask that you and your entity go put together

good afternoon supervisors tang cohen and mar. my name is denise one and am applying for seat number two, three, and four. of the sexual assault task force could i'm just going to basically keep this brief. i'm going to summarize my qualifications and also my goals for appointments. first of all, to introduce myself on the current director of the youth advisory council of asian pacific islander legal outreach. api legal outages and nonprofit legal services organization is work we specialize in providing legal representation social services and advocacy for low income limited english proficient survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. also stocking and api community that said, we also we take clients from all communities with a significant portion of our clients also commit from the latino community. we try to train our staff to be able to be proficient seven communities of color and general but equally low income clients. the youth advisory councils and 9 youth development program house within the agency that mob

i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of ag

cohen and mr. legal, i would like to explore the reasoning behind why companies like stub hub and ticket to buy a pose ticket bots. is the leading companies live events it would seem that ticket bots might actually help your bottom lines. for primary ticket issues for example bots move tickets quickly. and secondary market they help create inventory. in both cases they do so at the expense of the ticket buying public which again is pointed out early makes the consumer experience both more frustrating and expensive. in an age where consumers have a variety of entertainment options, at what point does the extent of frustration that ticket bots cause a drive consumers away from live entertainment? >> that is a great question. i think the connection between the fan and the artist, that the artist may be trying to price their tickets below that maximizing point. to really create and establish a connection with the fans and turn them into avid fans of them is a live act. i think it's bots, as quickly as

supervisor tang and supervisor harper cohen. my name is ivy and i'm here to speak as part of leslie something i've been a student of hers for many years and i'm here to talk about some of the work she's done in reducing sexual violence across city across college campuses and also to high school youth. not only has leslie. project survive and respect san francisco as she mentioned, she also proven to be a very charismatic leader and advocate for social change and good role model for me to look up to. i have witnessed or both personally overcome obstacles with grace, all important qualities in reducing sexual violence. under leslie's guidance i work for adult services under the san francisco department of public health. so i'm proud to say and i'll get the chance to share her expertise and knowledge to the residents of the city and county of san francisco. for that, i am forever grateful for to her. lastly, it is my hope that you give the leslie simon the opportunity to serve on this task force. so that she continued to demonstrat

supervisor cohen >> thank you. what are most attracted to about you mirna, your well-rounded you know the city from being a former employee. you know the nonprofit world. its onboard service. your active in the political women's community. mother, knowing the struggles to remain in the city. i mean the list goes on and on. i don't think you could find or ask for more perfect person to fill a very important role. i know president breed deliberated for weeks on the appropriate appointment and will be able to strike the right balance and be able to cut through the noise that you hear on the moderate and progressive side of the political spectrum. really need someone that can steady the ship in particularly when would talk about planning land use development which i think is one of the most pertinent issues the city is doing with today. so, i am enthusiastic supporter of yours for this commission appointment and i wish you the best of luck as you go through the prostate >> thank you very much >> great. at this, amanda

[applause] >> supervisor cohen, thank you very much. they can e-mail you as well after todays event? perfect. i saw a lot of nodding heads as you mentioned the fact that-thank you for those remarks and everyone here david mentioned we have boxes of computers to give away and it is time now to get started and hooked up and familiar with the skills you need so cathy davis i'll set it back to you for that part the connect event. >> i want to give a final thanks to comcast and our friends, david, scott, lor enaall the ambassadors and all the people in the white shirts. i saw linda creighton over here. this is so great to see her. she is dr. davis were good friends. just want to also acknowledge the building and that our community partners that built this building is mu cormic [inaudible] management is in the house right there, raise your hands. there is a saint lewis connection between these saint lewis and [inaudible] they helped build the building so proud to be partners with them and will make sure every senior gets their computer, but w

i'm maria and thank you so much for visor cohen for that generous introduction. so today is a wonderful day. i remember 3 years ago standing here with mayor lee and supervisor cohen when they made a promise to this community and their promise was that, we have to close the doors of 66 raymond today, three years ago, we will come back and make this place better, safer, more engaging and for everyone. today they have succeeded. so thank you so much to supervisor cohen and mayor lee for holding and keeping your promise to the community. [applause] ithas take an while to get here, we are here. i am so happy to be partnering with other city departments, brother and sisters to make the programs here and facilities here as bright and as brilliant as the people who live in this community. so you already heard about all the wonderful program s that will come here for the seniors. let me share all the other wonderful progms we have here for the children, youth and families. we have over at 50 raymond two amazing amazing partners. first cross cultural family services and th

. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisors pleased to be before you today to present this major affordable housing project chinatown cdc was niefld to be co-dispensaries we have submitted entitlement application for one and 39 that may be fewer but we're having all units affordable to household with 60 of medium area income and most been 2 and three bedrooms and about 20 percent of the apartment will be preserved for transition youth existing foster care or homelessness including some that will be reserved for parents the achievement height and bulk is essential for the achievement special site next to a park i wanted to show an image or two of the project our architect team of solomon along with mission district have really developed a great project design and we are very happy to say with 3 community meetings and extensive community outreach we have not had opposition but great feedback from neighbors and continue to tax the achievement comments take into consideration from the achievement neighbors and public i'll be available to answer any questions about the achievement pro

supervisor cohen >> thank you. what are most attracted to about you mirna, your well-rounded you know the city from being a former employee. you know the nonprofit world. its onboard service. your active in the political women's community. mother, knowing the struggles to remain in the city. i mean the list goes on and on. i don't think you could find or ask for more perfect person to fill a very important role. i know president breed deliberated for weeks on the appropriate appointment and will be able to strike the right balance and be able to cut through the noise that you hear on the moderate and progressive side of the political spectrum. really need someone that can steady the ship in particularly when would talk about planning land use development which i think is one of the most pertinent issues the city is doing with today. so, i am enthusiastic supporter of yours for this commission appointment and i wish you the best of luck as you go through the prostate >> thank you very much >> great. at this, amanda

she is like i'm supporting malia cohen. supervisor peskin failed to mention the end of the story about the cat with the tree. she went to cover the story as she was told because she sfailed to do the duties and orders incumbent as a reporter. she got to site and before the fire department came she throw a rock at the tree and the cat came down. she went back to san francisco chronicle and said there wasn't a story to write because there were no cat in the tree. there will be memorials and want to invite you to our annual dinner on october 7 and rose was the honoree and will be a huge memorial and parlty to her legacy and work. i was reading a stor san francisco magazine did the famous cover of rose with the cigar and endsed with a story of where i lost something at the board of supervisor jz saw her the next day and she said, she told me to keep my head up and never let the people that beat me see me with my head down. what the magazine failed to mention is i lost to her the previous day. but, i walked in the room and she t

she is like i'm supporting malia cohen. supervisor peskin failed to mention the end of the story about the cat with the tree. she went to cover the story as she was told because she sfailed to do the duties and orders incumbent as a reporter. she got to site and before the fire department came she throw a rock at the tree and the cat came down. she went back to san francisco chronicle and said there wasn't a story to write because there were no cat in the tree. there will be memorials and want to invite you to our annual dinner on october 7 and rose was the honoree and will be a huge memorial and parlty to her legacy and work. i was reading a stor san francisco magazine did the famous cover of rose with the cigar and endsed with a story of where i lost something at the board of supervisor jz saw her the next day and she said, she told me to keep my head up and never let the people that beat me see me with my head down. what the magazine failed to mention is i lost to her the previous day. but, i walked in the room and she t

supervisor cohen >> thank you. what are most attracted to about you mirna, your well-rounded you know the city from being a former employee. you know the nonprofit world. its onboard service. your active in the political women's community. mother, knowing the struggles to remain in the city. i mean the list goes on and on. i don't think you could find or ask for more perfect person to fill a very important role. i know president breed deliberated for weeks on the appropriate appointment and will be able to strike the right balance and be able to cut through the noise that you hear on the moderate and progressive side of the political spectrum. really need someone that can steady the ship in particularly when would talk about planning land use development which i think is one of the most pertinent issues the city is doing with today. so, i am enthusiastic supporter of yours for this commission appointment and i wish you the best of luck as you go through the prostate >> thank you very much >> great. at this, amanda

i'm maria and thank you so much for visor cohen for that generous introduction. so today is a wonderful day. i remember 3 years ago standing here with mayor lee and supervisor cohen when they made a promise to this community and their promise was that, we have to close the doors of 66 raymond today, three years ago, we will come back and make this place better, safer, more engaging and for everyone. today they have succeeded. so thank you so much to supervisor cohen and mayor lee for holding and keeping your promise to the community. [applause] it has take an while to get here, we are here. i am so happy to be partnering with other city departments, brother and sisters to make the programs here and facilities here as bright and as brilliant as the people who live in this community. so you already heard about all the wonderful program s that will come here for the seniors. let me share all the other wonderful programs we have here for the children, youth and families. we have over at 50 raymond two amazing amazing partners. first is cross cultural family services

[applause] >> supervisor cohen, thank you very much. they can e-mail you as well after todays event? perfect. i saw a lot of nodding heads as you mentioned the fact that-thank you for those remarks and everyone here david mentioned we have boxes of computers to give away and it is time now to get started and hooked up and familiar with the skills you need so cathy davis i'll set it back to you for that part the connect event. >> i want to give a final thanks to comcast and our friends, david, scott, lor enaall the ambassadors and all the people in the white shirts. i saw linda creighton over here. this is so great to see her. she is dr. davis were good friends. just want to also acknowledge the building and that our community partners that built this building is mu cormic [inaudible] management is in the house right there, raise your hands. there is a saint lewis connection between these saint lewis and [inaudible] they helped build the building so proud to be partners with them and will make sure every senior gets their computer, but w

>>thank you supervisor cohen. i'm looking forward to our comprehensive discussion on this issue next week. thank you alisa jones and the coalition for justice on maria woods and thank you supervisor cohen on the leadership of making this hearing happen and for my colleagues for that support. and with that, mme. clerk, can we take this item same house same call? without objection, this motion is approved unanimously thank you. >>[applause] >>all right. mme. city clerk will you please read the n memorial. >>today's meeting will be adjourned in behalf of these loving individuals. >>this brings us to the end of our agenda. mme. city clerk, are there any items before us today? >>no ma'am. >>okay thank you colleagues we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >> coming. >> (clapping.) >> good morning and thank you for joining me i'm jose cisneros the co-chair of financial and powerful coalition i want to acknowledge a number of people including beven duffey the mounting evidences about san francisco hometown bank is shocking it reveal

cohen and mr. legal, i would like to explore the reasoning behind why companies like stub hub and ticket to buy a pose ticket bots. is the leading companies live events it would seem that ticket bots might actually help your bottom lines. for primary ticket issues for example bots move tickets quickly. and secondary market they help create inventory. in both cases they do so at the expense of the ticket buying public which again is pointed out early makes the consumer experience both more frustrating and expensive. in an age where consumers have a variety of entertainment options, at what point does the extent of frustration that ticket bots cause a drive consumers away from live entertainment? >> that is a great question. i think the connection between the fan and the artist, that the artist may be trying to price their tickets below that maximizing point. to really create and establish a connection with the fans and turn them into avid fans of them is a live act. i think it's bots, as quickly as

so, supervisor cohen question or comment? >> i had a comments. i want to agree with the spinning you just make it i have for my constituents from time to time about an inability to pay fines discrepancy in fines. contesting fines. all of the above and i think the task forces going to actually be very positive for san francisco and it can be very interesting get with that said alike to make a motion if i make >> with the to public comment first. will go to public comment first on this item and then we can have a motion. i see mr. jerry pollock from supervisor avalos's office. >> good afternoon jerry pollock legislative 82 supervisor john avalos. i just a briefly were very happy with this pool of applicants and really appreciate mr. morris to dropout leaving us with for qualified applicants for the four c's. urge them to stay involved as a member of the public who again give input on this excited for the treasurer tax collector offered to step up and take the lead on this task force. so urge you to appoint the recommend the four remaining applicant

>>supervisor cohen, august 8 the president said monday. >>wait, does anyone else 70 questions before we call the roll? thank you, , mme. clerk. >>[roll call vote] >> there 6 ayes, 5 no's, with supervisors wiener e breed cohen and yee in the dissent. >> mme. supervisor can you please go on to item 33 >>tangresolution authorizing the recreation and park department to accept from the federal highway administration, central federal lands highway division, an in-kind grant of design and development services valued up to $1,690,579 for the creation of the south ocean beach trail. >> seeing no names on the roster mme. city clerk can you please call the roll? >>[roll call vote] >> there are 11 ayes. >>the resolution is adopted unanimously. >>[gavel] >>next item please. >>item 34 is asponsor: tangresolution approving amendment no. 3 to contract no. sfmta 2011/12-06 with alstom transportation, inc., for vendor managed inventory services to exercise the two remaining options to extend the contract through august 31, 2018, for an additional amount of

cohen is not alone. consumer reports says robo-advisers have become big business. "robo-advisers manage an estimated 53 billion dollars --and that number is expected to grow to between five and seven trillion dollars in the next ten years." some of the like wealthfront and betterment. asset-management giant schwab is also getting into the game. but experts at consumer reports say going robo requires a fair amount of faith in the technology. especially in a rocky market. "theres no real track record. robo services havent been around that long --and havent been tested in a true bear market." plus, robos dont account for prioritize several financial goals. should you pay down debt or save more? nor can it help you navigate tricky financial situations like divorce or saving for college or handling the finances of an aging parent. still, for someone like allison cohen, a robo-adviser could be the way to go, particularly as a way to jump into the market. deciding between a costlier human adviser and a cheaper computer solution depends on a variety of factors, including y

>>supervisor cohen, august 8 the president said monday. >>wait, does anyone else 70 questions before we call the roll? thank you, , mme. clerk. >>[roll call vote] >> there 6 ayes, 5 no's, with supervisors wiener e breed cohen and yee in the dissent. >> mme. supervisor can you please go on to item 33 >>tangresolution authorizing the recreation and park department to accept from the federal highway administration, central federal lands highway division, an in-kind grant of design and development services valued up to $1,690,579 for the creation of the south ocean beach trail. >> seeing no names on the roster mme. city clerk can you please call the roll? >>[roll call vote] >> there are 11 ayes. >>the resolution is adopted unanimously. >>[gavel] >>next item please. >>item 34 is asponsor: tangresolution approving amendment no. 3 to contract no. sfmta 2011/12-06 with alstom transportation, inc., for vendor managed inventory services to exercise the two remaining options to extend the contract through august 31, 2018, for an additional amount of

supervisor cohen >> thank you. what are most attracted to about you mirna, your well-rounded you know the city from being a former employee. you know the nonprofit world. its onboard service. your active in the political women's community. mother, knowing the struggles to remain in the city. i mean the list goes on and on. i don't think you could find or ask for more perfect person to fill a very important role. i know president breed deliberated for weeks on the appropriate appointment and will be able to strike the right balance and be able to cut through the noise that you hear on the moderate and progressive side of the political spectrum. really need someone that can steady the ship in particularly when would talk about planning land use development which i think is one of the most pertinent issues the city is doing with today. so, i am enthusiastic supporter of yours for this commission appointment and i wish you the best of luck as you go through the prostate >> thank you very much >> great. at this, amanda

paging richard cohen. by the way, if you access the hitler column online, "the washington post suggests you read other articles such as donald trump is a unique threat to american democracy. or this is how fascism comes to america. or, the theory of political leadership that donald trump shares with adolf hitler. finally, don't compare donald trump to adolf hitler, it belittles hitler. talking points is not making this up. check it out. now, the reason for that kind of hysteria, and that's what it is, has to do with voters not doing what "the washington post wants them to do. a brand new fox news poll out today has trump up in ohio, nevada, and north carolina, winning in those states. so, if enough deplorables show up on election day, trump can win the election. that would spell doom for the progressive movement and our increasingly oppressive p.c. culture. there isn't a man on earth less p.c. than donald trump. and for committed progressive folks he is a nightmare. >> look, america, he is like the best id

. >> richard cohen has been a columnist with the washington post since jimmy carter's administration. he's seen it all. but what he's not seen is a major candidate for president who he would compare to hitler until now. the latest must-read column is entitled trump's hitlerian disregard for the truth. he doesn't think that donald trump is lying about president obama's birthplace. he thinks donald trump believes that president obama was not born in the united states. and that, in trump's mind, he was only lying when his campaign staff forced him to say that the president was born in the usa. the reason he did not apologize for having so long-insisted otherwise is that an apology would have crossed his personal red line, like a child, he had his fingers crossed. donald trump said something tonight about african-americans that is stupid and untrue and every child in every american school that observes martin luther king, junior day every year knows that this is untrue. >> african-american communities are absolutely in worst is shape that they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever. you

an last, extremely cloud and incredibly close, you might remember donald trump's lawyer michael cohen for this classic legal argument. >> you guys are down and it makes sense. >> says who? >> polls. >> says who. >> most of them, all of them?

(brad cohen /acting special agent, fbi) "there were no reported injuries. there were no reported deaths as result of that explosion." saturday night - another blast... this time in new york. the explosion - reportedly coming from a device in or near a dumpster -- ...sending panicked bystanders scrambling for cover. from hospitals. investigators - finding an un-detonated pressure-cooker device just blocks away... law enforcement sources - saying surveillance videos show the same man near both locations the same night in st. cloud, minnesota -- a man wearing a security uniform -- injuring nine people in a stabbing spree inside a mall... (wm. blair anderson / st. cloud police chief) "that suspect was confronted by an off duty police officer and summay the isis media wing - claiming responsibility for that attack -- investigations into all three attacks continue i'm reid binion reporting. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the pressure cooker that didn't explode saturday in new york city will be sent to the fbi lab at quantico... all of the victims in saturday's explosion ha

i'm maria and thank you so much for visor cohen for that generous introduction. so today is a wonderful day. i remember 3 years ago standing here with mayor lee and supervisor cohen when they made a promise to this community and their promise was that, we have to close the doors of 66 raymond today, three years ago, we will come back and make this place better, safer, more engaging and for everyone. today they have succeeded. so thank you so much to supervisor cohen and mayor lee for holding and keeping your promise to the community. [applause] it has take an while to get here, we are here. i am so happy to be partnering with other city departments, brother and sisters to make the programs here and facilities here as bright and as brilliant as the people who live in this community. so you already heard about all the wonderful program s that will come here for the seniors. let me share all the other wonderful programs we have here for the children, youth and families. we have over at 50 raymond two amazing amazing partners. first is cross cultural family services

richard cohen sees the germany of that time as being not all that different from other countries. and he is worried, because, quote, in 1933, germany chose a sociopa sociopathic liar as its leader. if the polls are to be believed, we may do the same. we are now only 48 days away from possibly electing a president who thinks that african-americans were better off in slavery than they are today, who thinks that african-americans were better off when segregation was legal than today. who has no idea why we celebrate why we celebrate martin luther king jr. day, how i suffhe suff and risked his life and lost his life in fighting for the basic rights of african-americans. donald trump doesn't seem to know that african-americans were not better off when they didn't have the right to vote. that none of us were better off when african-americans didn't have the right to vote, because we lived in a country that tolerated and legalized egregious immorality. a country that normalized vicious immorality. segregation was legal when drum was drum -- donald trump was in school. people were leaving

she is like i'm supporting malia cohen. supervisor peskin failed to mention the end of the story about the cat with the tree. she went to cover the story as she was told because she sfailed to do the duties and orders incumbent as a reporter. she got to site and before the fire department came she throw a rock at the tree and the cat came down. she went back to san francisco chronicle and said there wasn't a story to write because there were no cat in the tree. there will be memorials and want to invite you to our annual dinner on october 7 and rose was the honoree and will be a huge memorial and parlty to her legacy and work. i was reading a stor san francisco magazine did the famous cover of rose with the cigar and endsed with a story of where i lost something at the board of supervisor jz saw her the next day and she said, she told me to keep my head up and never let the people that beat me see me with my head down. what the magazine failed to mention is i lost to her the previous day. but, i walked in the room and she t

supervisor malia cohen and our partners at theport. we worked so hard so many months to put this together and pleased especially to share it with your pasha family. our employees here in california, hawaii and globally and my immediate family including my brother george, president and ceo, sister maureen who put many years of experience in automotive opraigdss running the facility here at pier 80. also thrilled to share the moment, my murthder janet, brother mike, sister mary jane and all their families. a special thank you to my wife aaron and kids for their emens support as we go the business just a little bit more. [applause] today is a bit of a home coming. in the early 40's my grand father george the second started a flying a sunchs station at bay and van ness across the street from fort mason. he then expanded the business to provide storage for privately own vehicles of ww 2 personnel. in 960 my fatherer opened the first independent port processing facility on the west coast at fort mason and built a body shop on fishermans whar

the opec report, michael cohen was with us -- cosagh khazakstan. michael cohen is with us. one oil field can make that much difference? michael: it is a great story, zakhstan.d in ka you know what companies actually call this? they call it cash all gone. tom: like chevron, right? they got clobbered. is a field that by the end of 2017 should be pleasing about 300,000 barrels a day, compared to alaska, which produces about half a million barrels a day. so it is not as big. opec talked about not opec is ruining our life right now. they are looking at a couple of other fields in norway, in the north sea and all of these fields are coming on and kind of pushing non-opec supply to be basically flat on the year in like ither than down will this year in 2016. guy: how much global supply is currently affected by war, terrorism, etc.? what is the impact? michael: you have to break it down into parts. you have non-opec and opec supply that has been disrupted. we estimate in the range of the range of 2 million to 3 million barrels a day. you have the neutral zone, which is a field shar

supervisor cohen? supervisor farrell, supervisor kim, supervisor mar? >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, i want to congratulate the new grandpa, norman yee. congratulations. coming up this sunday is the annual 5k run by kaiser permanente. sunday september 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.. it's in the beautiful mountain lake park that's been upgraded thanks to neighbors. they run along the sea cliff to the edge of the richmond to linkin park. please join us. it raises money for richmond community based organizations like ymca. it's fun. many people walk it as well with family. enjoy one of the most beautiful places on earth in san francisco. also jog in the fog.com. i want to give a special shout out to christy, and the staff from ymca and many of us putting the effort into building this community in richmond. >> and i want to thank supervisor wiener and peskin for championing this issue of other periods on this board. these management plans are critical in ensuring that large special events for example the outside lands and the upcoming bluegrass festiv

jessica reif cohen on the heels of the first immediate caw conference last week in los angeles. so how do we trade media here, tim. >> jessica pointed out, it sounds like content has a major premium attached to it and if you think who has control of it, you can't forget about disney which is underperformed and yet -- this is what they have. i think comcast is certainly a first class company. i look at the valuation. 9.5 and 9 times ebidta relative to anything else, cbs is the relative play. if i was relative value, that is what i would do. >> after the break, the ceo of sarepta joins us for a first on cnbc interview with the stock ending higher by more than 70%. what is next for this company? interim ceo ed kaye joins us next. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. t

cohen, for five minutes. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. chair. personally, i welcome you. i know you'd be rather in another place and i'd rather be in another place with you but you're here and this has all the trappings of impeachment so to t's the sexy thing speak in political -- the constitutional standard for impeachment that this committee considers is high crimes or misdemeanors. i know that's been discussed today. the question is not whether you, commissioner, have been a perfect administrator, and i'm not saying you haven't, that's a question for the ways and means committee to decide. they oversee the i.r.s. and for the president who appointed you. not for this committee. the question we're called upon in this context is to decide whether there have been high crimes or misdemeanors that warrant the extraordinary constitutional remedy of impeachment and that would be high crimes or misdemeanors that you have committed, not that they be people think your office or your predecessor's committed. we heard in our last hearing that although high crimes and misdemeanors n

>> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim? >> absent. >> mar? >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner? >> aye. >> commissioner yee? >> aye. >> minutes are approved. great. before we go to item five i did neglect to thank sgtv for broadcasting today's meeting. and he with will know how go to item five. >> approve the resolution urging the league of california cities to adopt and implement virgs zero strategies and initiatives for eliminating traffic deaths and see vooer injuries and to prioritize task safety throughout california, this is an action item. >> okay. any comments or questions or thoughts? colleagues? >> seeing none s there any public comment on item five? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we will move to item 6. >> same house same call? >> excuse me, colleagues could we take item five, same house same call, without objection. item six. >> reappoint santiago lerma and appoint shannon wells-mongiovi to the citizen's sad vicery complitties. >> any questions or comments? >> none. >> any comment on ik