brian and sonya are back with us again. brian, yours is also about communication. >> it is. >> like we just heard from jay. let's start with you. >> it's a big tip. having looked at perhaps a thousand or so companies, there's one cultural element that constantly comes back to haunt them. they don't communicate internally with their employees, they don't listen well enough. great companies are smart and fast at the same time. to be smart and fast you have to have a culture that encourages everybody to be critique driven. egos get in the way, unfortunately. in a small business where everybody is a touch point and everybody overlaps with each other, they've got to learn to be able to offer each other an analysis of what they're doing and input to do it better. everybody is everybody's coach. it works beautifully when you find a cohesion among employees in your company. >> all right. son sonya, you're up. >> my top tip is as an entrepreneur, you need to be able to demonstrate growth and progress at every point of the road. whet

>> sonya learns her fate. >> anything else you'd like to add? >>> after deandre barnes' bail >>> after deandre barnes' bail was reduced his hopes of being released from county jail in tampa came to fruition. he's a free man for now but will still have to face his drug possession charges. >> i'm at the crib. i'm at the crib right now. home sweet home. trying not to go back. i ain't trying to go back there. you know what i'm saying? trying to stay out of that. >> staying out of jail is often difficult for a drug addict. sonya cuevas is back in hillsborough county for her third probation violation on a cocaine possession charge. she was 47 days into a court-ordered drug treatment program when she tested positive for methadone and ran away from the treatment facility. >> they used to say believe it or not when you leave the rehab, you'll miss it. i'd be like, yeah, right. as soon as i left, the next day, i did. because i actually knew what i threw away was like, not even worth me running for. >> two months after leaving the treatment program, she tu

sonya: hi. i'm sonya. i'm, like, forgetting my lines. this is so exciting to look out at you. for those of you that this is your first time to the program, it is our yearlong writing program open exclusively to international students. molly: it means so much to us and the students that you came out to support their voices and their storytelling today. woman: one of the basic human needs is to be able to tell your story and to comome to a c couny where you may not speak the language because you speak 3 others before you learn english. to have a place where you can be heard is about the greatest gift that a place to be listened to and to tell their stories. please, welcome her, atani abdullahi. [applause] atani: i am a strong young lady who loves to be with people and who knows one day she will achieve her dreams. boy: but, , son, learn before 's too latete and rigight before yu make misistakes and acactually prevent them from happening. girl: and i saw that she cared because i actually saw her smile.e. [applause] chris: thihimentor/mentetee relatitionship.... [laughter] is very

sonya: hi. i'm sonya. i'm, like, forgetting my lines. this is so exciting to look out at you. for those of you that this is your first time to the program, it is our yearlong writing program open exclusively to international students. molly: it means so much to us and the students that you came out to support their voices and their storytelling today. woman: one of the basic human needs is to be able to tell your story and to comome to a c couny where you may not speak the language because you speak 3 others before you learn english. to have a place where you can be heard is about the greatest gift that a place to be listened to and to tell their stories. please, welcome her, atani abdullahi. [applause] atani: i am a strong young lady who loves to be with people and who knows one day she will achieve her dreams. boy: but, , son, learn before 's too latete and rigight before yu make misistakes and acactually prevent them from happening. girl: and i saw that she cared because i actually saw her smile.e. [applause] chris: thihimentor/mentetee relatitionship.... [laughter] is very

. >> reporter: 18-year-old sonya boyer always pointed herself in the only direction she know toes, well, they are also her fingers. >> i call them fingers. >> reporter: more than a month after graduating from high school. she still sits in her minnesota school's art room. >> it's fun. >> reporter: she creates works of art with her feet because she was born out arms. born in india abandoned by her parents. she was adopted by mike and judy boyer. >> they had a whole description of how musical and how loud and said by the way she doesn't have arms. >> reporter: that doesn't stop sonya who is preparing her college education to the college arts and sciences. >> wherever you think the light will touch your air home run i will use orange. .> reporter >> reporter: some of her original drawings will be part of the portfolio. >> i am coloring in her nail. >> reporter: sonya has been chosen as a grand prize winner of a teen arts program. >> such an awareness with her she a gift for what she is doing already. >> reporter: a gift for a girl who never backed down from a challenge. >> we just said eve

illinois state representative sonya harper represents some of the city's most crime ridden communities. she wants ammunition makers to numbers on every bullet sold in illinois.... saying that a database could then track a bullet's source in 5 seconds. similar legislation is pending in 20 states, but it faces fierce opposition from the national rifle association. coming up - u-s olympian ryan lochte locks in another endorsement deal. more on "robo-copp" - just ahead. plus -- several kayakers recovering after being hit by a ferry on the hudson river. details on their rescue - after the break. hurricanes approach the state. more on when those storms expected to make landfall - next. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a

sonya has written the book under discussion today as well as others a prize-winning author and a science journalist. per work has appeared in "the new york times", "wall street journal", foreign affairs and the outstanding ted talks on eliminating malaria if you want to take a look at that. she focuses on the intersection to be discussing the book with us today. we also have karen masterson from the houston chronicle and to pursue that interest close to my heart and on microbiology and to study malaria at the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. she has a master's in journalism and also masters in science writing where she is now a teacher and a science in journalism and she lives in baltimore with her husband and twin daughters. so again, welcome. please keep the self homes quiet we will have a fascinating discussion i will turn the microphone over to sonya. >>. >> i want to look at how microbes which are the little microscopic things these highly deadly events that we call pantex so we have had 300 infectious pathogens better newly emerged or were they have never been seen

sonya harper from chicago wants to require serial numbers on bullets. she says it would help cut down on shootings because it would be easier to track who made and bought the bullets. supporters of the plan say it would take only five seconds to find out where a bullet was sold. that's going on in our community. >> about 20 other states have bills proposing the same thing. the nra opposes the push for serial numbers on bullets. >> turning now to commitment 2016. hillary clinton's campaign is still dealing with the email scandal and this week we'll learn more about it. the fbi says it will release the report on its investigation into clinton's email server. the bureau sent the report to the justice department recommending that no charges be filed. the report could be released as early as today. >> new this morning, a weather phenomenon caught on camera. this is a timelapse of a microburst moving through columbus, ohio. a microburst is caused by a downdraft within a thunderstorm. winds can get up to 100 miles an hour or even higher. some microbursts have

. >> new this morning, an illinois lawmaker has an idea to cut down sonya harper from chicago wants to require serial numbers on bullets. she says it would help cut down on shootings because it would be easier to track who made and bought the bullets. supporters of the plan say it would take only five seconds to find out where a bullet was sold. >> this is another tool in the toolbox to curtail the havoc that's going on in our community. >> about 20 other states have bills proposing the same thing. the nra opposes the push for serial numbers on bullets. >> turning now to commitment 2016. hillary clinton's campaign is still dealing with the email scandal and this week we'll learn more about it. the fbi says it will release the report on its investigation into clinton's email server. the bureau sent the report to the justice department recommending that no charges be filed. the report could be released as early as today. take a look at this. this is a timelapse of a microburst moving through columbus, ohio. it is looking like downtown there too. a microburst is caused by a downdraft with

her name was sonya. she was sitting at an intersection she says when she heard a loud bang. she got out to investigate. she found that a bullet went into her passenger side door and into the console. she doesn't know what made her a will come forward. >> donald trump: isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. he's the founder. [cheers and applause] he founded isis. [cheers and applause] and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> and that's the latest volley tonight from gop nominee donald and hillary clinton for the rise of isis. this is at a rally in sunrise. he felt that debates won't be fair. also the second amendment people to stop clinton from naming new supreme court justices. >> on that note, hillary clinton herself weighed in. >> yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that comments hurting donald trump? well according to a new quinn incompetence yack university poll, they're pretty much tied in florida. 46 percent for clinton, 45 for trump. well within

. >> these two titans, sonya, battling, and it came down to the dive. >> reporter: it was condemned on social media overnight, but was completely legal. and a different tumble on the track today. in the women's 5,000et american abbey d'agostino and new zealander nikki hamblin crashing after their feet tangled. they finished last, but embraced at the finish line. david, after the race, hamblin described feeling a hand on her shoulder. it was the american, d'agostino saying, come on, get up, we have to finish the race. now, the two of them had never melt before today, but now, they have a bond that's better than gold. david? >> that was an incredible moment. ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. a new warning for homeowners, after what was caught on camera. what this video captured of this woman inside, and what authorities want you to know about what was playing out here. >>> also, look at this.th e violent scene when a driver slams into a city bus. passengers inside thrown across the bus and right to the floor there. >>> and then, the end of an era tonight, on the las vegas strip

calling in from kentucky is sonya on that line for those who make between $51,100,000 or good morning. >> caller: good good morning, thank you for taking my call. this has trickled down, it's obvious of that. when you begin anything, wealth will always trickle up but if you start with a pyramid type scheme, you build your base at the bottom. i'm not going to go through the economic equations here. however, i would like to saytheu that if the result has been that the tax base has been irrelevant because everything is up at the tap. if you let those wages start at the bottom than those people will spend them by refrigerators, homes, carpet and then that money will be taxed when they earn it. that money will again be taxed when we come up to the people who sell those things. once again it'll be taxed until the wealthy get their fair share. without starting at the bottom, this tax structure has been eroded and now we have no money for infrastructure, etc. i would like you to comment on that. : thank you for calling in and those are excellent point and i want to size and build on what you

sonya herrera is the first female to ever leave the academy with the firearms proficiency award. that means she shot better than played their first game of the season. >> however, they were without one of their starters who drowned a week ago today. they honored him by writing his name and number. pine crest also raised money through a bake sale, held a moment of silence and had wagner's mom captains to the 50-yard line for the coin toss. wagner will always be part of the team. >> can't forget him. he was a big part of the team and still is. and we're going to be doing this every home game. so just to let people know, like we still care. >> the patriots won their first >> another dedication for another game. they held a moment of signs for the principal who died. >>> you may know the store as a go-to place in chapel hill for gourmet food and kitchen gadgets. but there is now a new owner. we'll tell you about the plans for >>> and showers popping up on the radar this morning. we have cooler temperatures in the forecast as we start this upcoming week. i'll have a complete breakdown

illinois state representative sonya harper has proposed a bill that would require ammunition makers to stamp serial numbers on every bullet sold in the state. she says a database could track a bullet's source in seconds, making it easier to find providers of illegally acquired ammunition. similar legislation is pending in 20 states - but facing fierce opposition from the n-r-a. 12 people are hurt after experiencing severe turbulence on a flight from airlines flight 8-80 made an emergency landing in ireland this morning. ten passengers and two flight attendants were taken to the hospital. the flight then continued to london heathrow. everyone injured has since left the hospital - except for one flight attendant. one passenger said the flight was the most disturbing he'd taken in decades. a new york ferry hits a group of ten kayakers on the hudson river - cutting one man's arm to the bone and sending four others to the hospital. the ferry was leaving a manhattan pier at the time. authorities are looking into accident. singer chris brown is out of jail today after posting a 250-thousand d

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

sonya harper from chicago wants to require serial numbers on bullets. on shootings because it would be easier to track who made and bought the bullets. supporters of the plan say it would take only five seconds to find out where a bullet was sold. >> this is another tool in the toolbox to curtail the havoc that's going on in our community. >> about 20 other states have bills proposing the same thing. the nra opposes the push for serial numbers on bullets. >> turning now to commitment 2016. hillary clinton's campaign is still dealing with the email scandal and this week we'll learn more about it. the fbi says it will release the report on its investigation into clinton's email server. the bureau sent the report to the justice department recommending that no charges be filed. the report could be released as early as today. >> new this morning, a weather phenomenon caught on camera. take a look at this. this is a timelapse of a a microburst is caused by a downdraft within a thunderstorm. winds can get up to 100 miles an hour or even higher. some microburst

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much rain sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. >> good morning. this has been a long and low donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors of hillary clinton's medical condition. this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's health was written in five minutes. >> five minutes to sit at this desk an

that distinction goes to sonya proctor who served as interim chief in 1997. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser will have to fill two sheets. chief lanier steps down on september 17th. the chancellor, kaya henderson leaves at the end of september. >>> 6:15 now. this morning, two people are in prison for allegedly using teenagers for a trafficking scheme. the two have been indicted on charges that include prostitution. police are still looking for a third i joshua jones. according to charging documents, since 2013, the suspects lured victims by posing as on online modeling and escort agency. >>> fairfax county police say a man attacked stuart guards with a post before he was shot and killed. the 29-year-old was just discharged from the hospital. the guards were walking him to the bus stop when he had a mental health episode. a fairfax county deputy shot him multiple times after failed attempts to negotiate with him. the deputy is on administrative leave as the investigation continues. >>> 6:16 right now. jesus alfredo guzman, the son of joaquin "el chapo" guzman was one of se

sonya sanchez. she reminded us all about truth. " i cannot tell the truth about anything unless i confess being a student. going and learning something new every day. the more i learn, the clearer my view of the world becomes. i invite all of you in our country to come to the national parks and gain a clearer view of the world. thank you. [applause] mr. burr. thank you. we have a lot of questions. thank you for not making us a national park. mr. jarvis: that is in the future. r: you talked about new resignation. you talked about the challenges of backlog. with the new acres, hundreds of thousands of acres added to your portfolio, does that benefit the park service or does it become more of a challenge because you have a $12 billion backlog? mr. jarvis: we are of 22 new units to the national park systems that came on as the director in this administration both through congress and through presidential under the antiquities act. in most cases, in almost every case, we had minimized our footprint. the

sonya sanchez. she reminded us all about truth. i cannot tell the truth about anything unless i confess being a student. growing and learning something every day. the more i learn, the clearer my view of the world becomes. i invite all of you in our country to come to the national parks and gain a clearer view of the world. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. we have a lot of questions. >> not surprising. >> thank you for not making us a national park. mr. jarvis: that is in the future. >> you talked about new designations. you talked about the challenges of maintenance backlog. added designations, the new areas, the new acres hundreds of thousands of acres , added to your portfolio, does that benefit the park service or does it become more of a challenge because you have a $12 billion backlog? mr. jarvis: we added 22 new units to the national park system since i became director. that is but the congress answer bothdential action -- through congress and presidential action. in almost every case we have minimized our footprint. the

we have sonya who is an investor of little global chefs. >> hi. my name is tom and i'm ceo and founder of vision air luggage. i created it four years ago after having 20 years experience in the luggage business. did you know there are 1 million business travelers each day? first i have the pod pal which is a carry-on piece of luggage. you can check your e-mail, watch a video at the airport. this product >>> a cup holder on a piece of luggage which is patent pending and some of the most exciting retailers in the country and nordstrom's rack, sky wall.com $500,000 for a 20% investment in my business. the money to be used for inventory and product development. >> thank you so much. nice job. let me give you two these. like two numbers from 1 to 10. 1 what do you think of the product? two what do you think of the pitch? i'll tell you, not only business travellers fireworks any parent with their kids carrying all of this stuff to have a place for your coffee. this could help me a lot many times. you're up. >> first you really got it down perfectly. gav

sonya brian is one of several hundred doctors assign to the athletes here. she applied on line for the job of caring for team usa. while she hasn't had to treat major problems with the athletes. she has been hanging around with them watching their i'm one of the very few people got to watch them train before they started the events, i watched diving, synchronized swimming. water polo athletes. >> if you missed any of wendy rieger's reports from rio you can watch them in the nbc washington app. >> i should have applied to be katie ledecky's personal spokeperson. can i have that job for tokyo? you know what i mean. >> think about that. a call for change, a call for action, a call to pick up the trash. this morning, a petition to increase gar ban pick up is gaining steam. tracee wilkins explains. >> i went on line and how do i start an onlinepathy. change.org came up. >> reporter: turns up he was thinking what houses were thinking about the new county. >> i found there was a petition started. >> felishia diggs was one of the first to sign. >> i went on and i si

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much rain this particular system brings to that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. >> good morning. this has been a long and low donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors of hillary clinton's medical condition. this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's health was written in five minutes. >> five minutes to sit at this des

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. >> good morning. week on the campaign trail with donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors condition. clinton's medical this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's health was written in five minutes. >> five minutes to sit at this desk an

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. after she was bitten by a mosquito. it came back negative. but as hurricane season ramps up, she's worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor has been urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could potentially divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who controversially said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for a big speech on immigration next week. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there's also been another round of rumors about hillary clinton's medical condition. but this morning, new revelations about donald trump's

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. week on the campaign trail with donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors of hillary clinton's medical condition. this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's health was written in five minutes. >> five minutes to sit at this desk and writ

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much rai particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. >> good morning. donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors of hillary clinton's medical condition. this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's health was written in five minutes. >> five minutes to sit at this desk

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. after she was bitten by a mosquito. it came back negative. but as hurricane season ramps up, she's worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor has been urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much rain this particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could potentially divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who controversially said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for a big speech on immigration next week. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. this has been a long and low week on the campaign trail with donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there's also been another round of rumors about hillary clinton's med

sonya knight is eight months pregnant. she took a zika test. has hurricane season ramps up. she is worried. >> you are concerned about how your baby is developing and this thing you have no control over in a place like florida. >> reporter: florida's governor urging congress to approve more federal funds to fight zika. no matter how much rain this particular system brings to the sunshine state, experts warn that an active hurricane season could divert resources from fighting the virus. stephanie. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> to politics now. our exclusive interview with the doctor who said donald trump would be the healthiest president ever. kaci hunt is here with more on that and how he is preparing for the big speech on immigration. >> good morning. this has been a long and low week on the campaign trail with donald trump and hillary clinton trading accusations of bigotry. there is another round of rumors of hillary clinton's medical condition. this morning, revelations about donald trump's bill of health. >> reporter: everything americans know about donald trump's healt

. >> barbara j, lester day, raymond j, sonya j. >> in a sense, the national mall, particularly is, particularly is kind of a contested place with its meaning of evolving over time. i think nontraditional memorials is very wellin that space because they can invite various communities down to interact with them overtime rather than setting up a permanent place. i think the aids quilt has really been a pioneer in the interactive memorial that we will see more of in the future. it really does invite community engagement and it addresses issues and invites people to think about how these issues affect their lives and the broader issues of the country in the world. it doesn't just commemorate something from the past, but it commemorates something that people are living for now. >> one thing to think about that i would love for you to think about is what is the cause you care deeply about on a personal, intimate level or a public societal level? what could be an effective platform for addressing your cause both personally and professionally? thank you. [applause] >> in 2016, this agency is celebrating

sonya was there a great attendance the first collaboration with the ucsf and thank you, rick for making this happen he and jazz his society worked to make that happen we're hoping this will be the beginning of many more collections with usf male center any questions. >> were you able to recruit hi advisory counsel. >> at this time we have yes - you'll be getting people from us to you. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next joint legislative committee report. >> good morning as mr. smith noted we didn't have a virusy counsel meeting in july no legislative meeting one this month and a lot of updates and clean up on the finalization of this session but a couple of things i wanted to point out to you the senior california legislative have been asking for one half million dollars a one time infusion of funds in the budget that is approved so i'm sure the legislation will probably be back to make that ongoing but we'll keep you posted as the new session begins and is cola for supplemental security income and ssip we've been talking about

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t

sonya was there a great attendance the first collaboration with the ucsf and thank you, rick for making this happen he and jazz his society worked to make that happen we're hoping this will be the beginning of many more collections with usf male center any questions. >> were you able to recruit hi advisory counsel. >> at this time we have yes - you'll be getting people from us to you. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next joint legislative committee report. >> good morning as mr. smith noted we didn't have a virusy counsel meeting in july no legislative meeting one this month and a lot of updates and clean up on the finalization of this session but a couple of things i wanted to point out to you the senior california legislative have been asking for one half million dollars a one time infusion of funds in the budget that is approved so i'm sure the legislation will probably be back to make that ongoing but we'll keep you posted as the new session begins and is cola for supplemental security income and ssip we've been talking about

sonya was there a great attendance the first collaboration with the ucsf and thank you, rick for making this happen he and jazz his society worked to make that happen we're hoping this will be the beginning of many more collections with usf male center any questions. >> were you able to recruit hi advisory counsel. >> at this time we have yes - you'll be getting people from us to you. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next joint legislative committee report. >> good morning as mr. smith noted we didn't have virusy counsel meeting in july no legislative meeting one this month and a lot of updates and clean up on the finalization of this session but a couple of things i wanted to point out to you the senior california legislative have been asking for one half million dollars a one time infusion of funds in the budget that is approved so i'm sure the legislation will probably be back to make that ongoing but we'll keep you posted as the new session begins and is cola for supplemental security income and ssip we've been talking about t

sonya was there a great attendance the first collaboration with the ucsf and thank you, rick for making this happen he and jazz his society worked to make that happen we're hoping this will be the beginning of many more collections with usf male center any questions. >> were you able to recruit hi advisory counsel. >> at this time we have yes - you'll be getting people from us to you. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next joint legislative committee report. >> good morning as mr. smith noted we didn't have a virusy counsel meeting in july no legislative meeting one this month and a lot of updates and clean up on the finalization of this session but a couple of things i wanted to point out to you the senior california legislative have been asking for one half million dollars a one time infusion of funds in the budget that is approved so i'm sure the legislation will probably be back to make that ongoing but we'll keep you posted as the new session begins and is cola for supplemental security income and ssip we've been talking about

. >> hi, my name is sonya if the renters federation and here to talk about 4 ask you to vote against this motion yes similar point we already went through this is a waste of time and san francisco as built housing but we haven't contributed housing to the bay area and as we've sort of gone over the governors buy right bill was monthly applied in the areas that all san franciscans definitely need to build for housing on the peninsula the best way for the suburbs housing and silicon valley to pass buy right no san franciscans strongly want the peninsula to build housing san franciscans want this and, yes we vote against this motion that's correct. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors tim colen, san francisco housing action coalition. and wanted to express our frustration with that motion back again because it is to us proevendz empty housing in the seasons perhaps we can finally stop producing market-rate and get our arms around this displacement it doesn't make sense but number one governor said two things number one local jurisdictions you don't get it for two or t