host: thank you for your call. fromve lou calling gettysburg, pennsylvania. you are on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i'm retired military. i have been out of the army -- we need to move quickly to approve this, because what this will do, it would shut down all the trainings and reserve forces throughout the united states. none of our active duty forces -- we are in danger as for as our security. think it is extremely bad to stop the funding here at midnight. other government agencies besides the military would be affected. it would hurt the households that pain pills for months -- that pay bills for month-to-month. they need to pass this short-term resolution. daca is a separate issue. it shouldn't even be involved in this at this point. take that for later on when they have until march to get it's rained out. host:: from pennsylvania. is this going to impact you directly in any way? caller: i am retired now, so i --only it does curtail training and readiness. if you ever see a helicopter that hasn't been worked on properly, it looks like a flying ro

>> we sound several calls where cal fire was calling up officials asking them to call people through reverse 91 1 and warn them the fire was coming, but fires didn't go out for an hour. >> so there was a delay when firefighters thought people should be leaving their homes and when they were told to do so. >> exactly. >> was there a reason for the delay that we know of? >> so i think part of it comes down to just the overwhelm of the night. first responders were out in the streets. they were doing everything they could. they were responding to, like fires were basically popping up everywhere, and it was like what can -- like whack-a mole, and there was a delay and a recognition of the disaster that was happening. and then this issue of process, where they're calling, the firefighter has to call from the field and let the main cal firestation know what's happening. and the main dispatcher there is calling another dispatch center. and then that information is getting relayed to law enforcement. law enforcement are the only ones who have the actual authority to ask people to leave their

call it a rotation, call it what you like, what we've seen happen in interest rates and the related moves in the stock market have been dramatic over the last few months. u.s. government bonds have been selling off across the yield curve and, yes, some maturities more than others but as those prices have fallen and yields have risen, we've seen some market underperformance in sectors that are considered interest rate proxies. ten year u.s. government bond yields have been trending higher over the last three months, the lagging sectors in the s&p 500 have been higher dividend paying staples, it's up 4% in that time frame against the s&p 500's 9% gain telecom services also up around 4% as well meanwhile, real estate has actually lost 5% in that span and the worst performing sector has been the utilities down around 7% now all four of those sectors are currently the worst performing sectors so far this year as well meanwhile, over the last three months, the more cyclical and economically sensitive sectors like consumer discretionary, energy, technology have posted double digit percentage gai

later in the day, and north korea initiated that call and the follow-up call was saying that business for the day had been done. not much there. south korean officials say there was no talk of future talks between the two sides or of north korea's participation in the winter olympics hosted by south korea next month, but that's the thought that precipitated this call, at least. we know kim jong-un announced he wanted a north korean delegation to go to the games and the south korea side has been extremely receptive to that idea, and south korea reached out saying they should set a date for high-level discussions on january 9th. they did take a first step in at least initiating the two phone calls to south korea. you just can't count on north korea at this point to continue to follow-up. we will see. >> it's not nothing, we just don't know how much it is just yet. also this morning, palestinian officials firing back after president trump threatened to cut aid. this is what the pal stillens a -- palestinians are saying. the president disqualified himself as a go between. >> israel is res

the first person they called in the past is the police. it works. who shall i tell them to call? >> first to be clear from our position. the very presence of someone who is destitute is not illegal. it is just another member of our community. if someone is in need of help, we should call the appropriate person for help. if there is an actual criminal activity it should enter the police department realm. that is our position. i have kids, i have them with me all the time around homeless people all the time. i raised my children in my office surrounded by homeless people. you know, just the very presence of homeless people. >> homeless is not a crime. next. >> what is missing and i know you did a great job and thank you. when people call the police, they call the police and this is every neighborhood throughout the city. the chief and i had a meeting that shocked me with their concerns about homelessness in their neighborhood. it is those under the influence, those that are in psychiatric crisis that pose a threat and danger to people with children, to the elderly and the businesse

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i have called in before. i'm scared because when i was young and i had a screaming, crying three-month-old baby that was colicky, what would stop a 22-year-old woman from saying -- let me put some marijuana in its bottle? i never thought of that before. if it is legal, i guess that would be legal. , or that make sense to you am i -- you? is that a concern to municipalities could outlinaw that. caller: it sounds like you just get it pretty soon like whiskey or beer and put fear in a baby's bottle. it was done. i'm a member when i was younger, a mother used to rub whiskey on a baby's gums for teething. it is a frightening thing to just put marijuana in the baby's bottle when you want to sleep. host: michael is calling on the independent line. yes.er: hi. the president, sorry, but the secretary of causing i doas long as he is up, not think there is any future for the gop's. if you look at how isolated they become, the united states in the world, he was supposed to be what,t iran, but guess every country spoke in

i was going to call you elberling. roll call or would you like to separate anything or roll call? >> councillor farrell: separate out. >> councillor breed: colleagues, we will divide the question. and we will take john elberling separately. on the remaining candidates, including the residency waiver for shannon way, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection, those items are adopted unanimously. and on john elberling, madam clerk? colleagues, can we take that item same house, same call, without objection, the entire motion is adopted unanimously. let's go to items 53 and 54 together. >> clerk: both recommended as amended with new titles. item 53, resolution to authorize the mayor's office of housing and community development on behalf of the city to execute a grant application. the amended part, by striking out grant agreement and related documents under the department of housing and community development, affordable housing and sustainable communities program with 1950 mission street, associates lp, city to assume joint liability in completion of the pr

madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call] >> breed present. cohen present. farrell present. kim present. peskin present. ronen present. safai present. sheehy present. tang present. supervisor yee present. fewer present. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> thank you. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> clerk: none to present. >> president breed: thank you. i would like to recognize reverend brown, former supervisor, who is here. we're approving the minutes from december 5 and 12. is there a motion to move the minutes? moved by farrell. seconded by kim. without objection? without objection, meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. >> clerk: 1-8 are on consent. if a member objects, an item may be removed and considered separately. >> president breed: roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president breed: those items adopted unanimously. >> clerk: ordinance to approve lease and tenant improvement costs for department of homelessness and supportive housing in face equal year

caller: thank you for taking my call. and ihed this last night blame this on donald trump, the president. he wants this, he wants that, changes his mind. andants to build that wall he was going to have mexico pay for it and now he's trying to have the people of the united states pay for it. i'm all for the veterans, i'm all for the chip program and the daca program. but he just doesn't have a handle, shame on him. i just want to say thanks for taking my call i blame donald trump. host: we'll be up a line for federal employees. 202-748-8923. frank is next. what is it that you do for the federal government? caller: i actually worked for the department of justice, federal corrections officer. host: what if you been told by your supervisors, your agency? caller: we are still suppose report monday to go to work that we're not going to get paid. i've been a government lawyer for over 20 years and this is my fourth cr. i just hope that both parties get it together today and try to work something out to get this government going.

backed forces against the so-called islamic state the turkish government calls the terrorists. the shuttered turn of yielded this evidence of the force that turkey has brought to be enough turkey's government is determined to press on with all of brunch which to them has been a success so far. the operation will continue until the threat is removed. but the kurdish why p.g. wants the world to know that they would surrender the enclave without a fight. we will resist and will not allow the enemy to invade our land to the last drop of blood we have we will never retreat from here. those appear to be no idle words missiles fired from y p g controlled territory crashed into this mosque in the turkish border tone of killis causing fatalities and panic as worshippers tried to free the wounded from the rubble. the death toll rises on both sides but turkish president rich one says he will expand the offensive eastwards. u.s. troops stationed in northern syria might soon find themselves caught between kurds and turks each ally determined to banish the other from the region at all costs.

matt, call me. matt, call me. matt, call me. >> within days of his death, russel douglas' far-flung family reunited on whidbey island. >> we rallied around brenna. >> we're sleeping on the room. >> i ended up taking up the organization of the house, what do we do for meals? >> russel douglas had left behind a lot of unfinished business. the oldest of three children born to jim and gail before they divorced, russel had been a late bloomer, but adulthood intruded early. shortly after he started dating brenna, she became pregnant. marriage and parenthood did little to help him mature. >> i think he was mourning and missing being an 18-year-old who had a lot of dates and drank and went out with the guys and he did a little of that in college, but not a lot. >> russel and brenna fought often over children, money and russel's affairs with other women. >> she'd called me after a really rough supposedly argument and i said, well, is he hurting you? is he hitting you? and she said no, really, he isn't physic

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it's called, raw water. tony dokoupil is in harrison maine at the source of one brand of raw water called, tourmaline. >> i'm not far from the original source of the largest bottle water brand in america. while the number of bottles out of that spring house is tiny by comparison, tourmaline spring is hoping raw, unfiltered, untreated water is both safe and the next big thing in a in this marketing the campaign the quest for raw water is cast in sacred light. >> assertive energy and peacefulness entered my being. >> as we saw in the san francisco, co-op, the pitch is working. empty shelves are common where the brand's live water sells for $16 a bottle. >> ordering. >> the company says their spring water is free of industrial toxins and rich in healthy microbes not processed. despite exotic footage. live water sources from the same monitored spring that feeds the municipal tap. officials at centers for disease control. walter is filtered for a reason. and untreated water may in crude bacteria, viruses and para

when that woman called that why i called. she didn't get three words out of her mouth when you caught the tone of her conversation and jumped in and started berating her and everything. host: walter -- i wasn't a rating her. i just wanted to get the facts right. i will give you a chance to follow up. we have the same criticism when president obama was in the white house from democrats. we had the same cruises and when george bush was in the white house. this isn't new. all we are trying to do is give you a sense of what is being written about and what is being talked about and to hear from a cross-section of americans. caller: you are the person that is more experienced in knocking down foul balls that come into you all's program. you have these amateurs psychologistand about trump being a dummy and a fool and a crook and a liar and stuff like that. and you allow them to just go on and on and on. ta did --ay all gre they let them talk about how bad off they were because of social security and she would step in with a yellow h

colleagues, take this item, same house, same call. without objection, resolution is adopted unanimously. go to -- [applause] committee reports. >> items 27 and 28, considered by the land use and transportation committee at a regular meeting january 8, 2018, and forwarded as committee reports. item 27 is an ordinance to amend the general plan for the western shoreline area plan of the general plan, the san francisco local coastal program land use plan and add an objective to preserve, enhance and restore the ocean beach shoreline, protecting public access, natural resource, critical public infrastructure and existing development from coastal hazards and affirm the determination and make the appropriate findings. >> president breen: colleagues, same house, same call. without objection, passes unanimously on the first reading. >> clerk: item 28, resolution to impose interim zoning controls for 15 months, the conditional use authorization is required for proposed restaurant use and for a commercial store front merger resulting in a nonres

host: thanks for the call. nancy with cvs saying at this point it is -- with cbs n this point there will be a shutdown, and the pressure has eased a bit because they know they will not meet the deadline. catherine on the republican line. >> what premeditated intent to cause harm to the american people when they have put the lives of t children -- the lives of children on the chip program. how many children are in the hospital tonight that need help and need medical attention that will probably be discharged? -- how many this daca issues not part of this bill whatsoever. thiswe need to fix immigration problem once and for all. to hold united statest hostage over daca is ridiculous. beent to thank you forces giving everybody the opportunity to voice their opinion. host: thanks so much for calling. independent line. go ahead. >> it's amazing how things go around in this world. it's like one man said a long time ago, can't we all just get along? i mean, really? it's like they want us to set our budget each month an

i did not know who to call. eventually, i called the ambulance and i made the unfortunate choice to tell them i brother had just been released from jail. they said, well, that is not our problem, you have to call the police. i said, i can't call the police on my brother. is before black lives matter, before we saw black people to tilde the hands of law-enforcement, especially black people with mental illness. but i just did that was not the right choice but i did not have anybody else to call. i did call the police. i talked them through and let them know what was happening. the first of may said to me, they -- i said, what happenens f my brother gets violent? they said, we will taser him. amy: two young cops. >> rookie cops, clearly scared out of their minds. i said, that is unacceptable. they walked into my house and the minute they walk in, my brother put his hands up and went on his knees and started begging them -- he just started begging them. i knew i made a mistake list of a just knew i made a mistake. s

please call the roll call. >> commission members announce your call when i call your name. [roll call vote] >> vote is four aye. >> thank you, please call the next item. >> motion carries. yes. please call the next item. >> next order of business, regular agenda, 5b. election of chair and vice chair. discussion and action. madam chair. >> fellow commissioners, we have before us election of chair and vice chair. first elect the chair. nominations for chair? >> madam, i would like to nominate marily mondejar as chair. >> thank you. commissioner bustos. >> i second that. commissioner singh, any other nominations? i accept the nomination of chair. thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to make comment on the nomination for chair? ok. hearing none, public comment is closed. any opposition? or abstentian? hearing none, madam secretary, please call the roll for chair. >> commission members announce your vote what i call your name. [roll call vote] >> madam chair, four ayes. >> elected chair of the commission is myself, marily mondejar. now elect the vice cha

thanks for taking my call. well, just to echo a lot of the pro rec use people, it's not about public health or legislation. i mean, we live in a country where alcohol is legal. guns are legal. we're allowed to have swimming pools in our backyards without lifeguards. i like to stress the point of the diversity of strains that exists nowadays. this is not your grandma's marijuana. there are strains available now to help with all manners of ailments that helps you increase appetite or lose weight. anti-depressants and the list goes on and on. host: no, it's not your grandfather's marijuana and a lots of casesen the marijuana products that are made, whether it is to be smoked or edible are a lot stronger than the marijuana that, you know, folks did in the past in college. is there any concern that some of this might be really, really stronger than the people who use this expect it to be? caller: yeah, i agree. there is a lot of concern but that's not a cause for criminalization. i would suggest begin with yourself

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they called reporters and asked them to join them on this call. now, reporters were eventually able to figure out what the white house was trying to announce, but even with martha getting that guy a new note pad and somebody playing rick aftly and the people organizing the reporters scream shut up, shut up, shut up, they just couldn't get this out the way they wanted to. it's not like other people set up a conference call to talk about this and the white house was hoping -- this was the white house organized event. but imagine you were secretary of state rex tillerson today. today the whole country is coping in some way with the fact that we have a president like this now. all right. but if you're that president's secretary of state after the president said what he said yesterday about haiti and african countries, if you are secretary of state and that's your job, you have a special cleanup to do. i mean, today was the day when the american ambassadors to haiti and botswana and senegal were all summoned by those governments in those countries to g

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thanks for taking my call. years.in texas 12 i've been around because of traveling, military, teaching. some companies may have profited with nafta. i think overall for the americans it's not been good. there have been a lot of people i've known and people who've known people who lost their jobs, industry moves and so forth. i'm impressed president trump is surrounding himself generally with smart people in several areas and one of them is economics. i feel strongly that he will do what's right and nafta is not necessary for our country to prosper. i think we will do better without it. kimberly: but your reaction to that. jennifer: i respectfully disagree. nafta should not go away would have the opposite of the administration's goals. it would result in the industry and other industries becoming less competitive globally. that will raise production costs and that will have a ripple effect. that will result in sales decreasingproduction and demand decreasing. result in plants shuddering and jobs being lost. that

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on had the head of government to dissolve and for a new government to be appointed they are calling for independence as well as we've seen on the ground the clashes are continuing and the situation is developing very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with his prime minister ahmed been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the jarvey the others there. well as a senior political analyst moment bashar who joins me now in the city and this is called most of us unaware as a separatist were backing the government against him since while. yeah you know when when countries implodes when center of thought of these. lose all legitimacy yemenis syrians egyptians don't become the regions you know they become fall back again to be tribal or sectarians just like norwegians and americans with the center of thought if was a part there would become a

host: let's take some calls. this is eugene mulero. the first call is from elizabeth, new jersey. independent line. bill, you're on with our guest. go ahead. thank you. once we start the fish after spending the number one priority mta subway, long longer -- the long island railroad. they are a complete mess. we would have had a tunnel opening sometime this year under the hudson river, which governor christie killed when he got into office. the new york metropolitan area has to be the number one priority for infrastructure spending. host: thanks. guest: that is a very valid point. elizabeth, new jersey, is right next to the newark airport. you have both senators from new jersey -- menendez and cory booker -- they have been sounding the alarm that new jersey, the tri-state area, connecticut and new york, is a huge economic hub, and the newly -- called itnor of a national disgrace. so, new jersey has consistently asked for federal funding to update nj transit. you have proponents of amtrak called for more money for amtrak. it goes from new jersey to penn station in new york. that is

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without objection, item -- roll, call please. on the motion to amend item 42 to add the name as successor mayor, supervisor mark farrell, supervisor kim? kim aye. peskin aye. ronen aye. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang no. yee aye. cohen no. fewer aye. >> there are 7 ayes and two nos. >> supervisor tang: item 42 is amend and passed with supervisor farrell's name as successor mayor. now, colleagues i'd like to welcome back our president london breed. i'm sorry, i apologize, first i see if -- we will now reconvene as the full board of supervisors. welcome back, president breed. >> acting mayor breed: thank you. so we are -- we have a couple of more items to -- a couple more things to take care of. and so madame clerk? >> clerk: madame president, the committee of the whole has selected supervisor mark farrell to be the successor mayor and has amended item 42 to amend supervisor farrell's name to the item. if you are rejoining the conversation, as we spoke of you would withdraw your nomination. >> but we were pulled out of the committee o

i call it shouting squirrel. remember the scene from up where the dog is paying attention and someone shouts squirrel and the adog loo dog looks to the right. let me bring in our cnn contributor and donald trump biographer. good morning to you. the president, it seems like it was so long ago, but the president was getting praise for that meeting, i believe walit w tuesday with members with congress discussing daca and then thursday changes it all around. it was another attempt yesterday to fix that. didn't work. >> well, it's all part of the showbiz approach, not just to the presidency but to life. you know, i think we sometimes forget that donald trump has been doing this for 40 years. he began his professional life actually as a broadway producer. terrible play, but his first activity as an adult was to produce a broadway play. so he's very much interested in stagecraft. and this idea of veering from one topic to the next and one emotion to the next is classic trump. he doesn't want us to get comfortable with a

-- this is called cross-promotion. okay? ricky gervais has a new game show here on abc called "child support." and he really wanted to be here to promote it in person. but he's very busy not being here to promote it in person. he made a video. he sent a video. and i don't know exactly what the nature of the video is. he wants it to be a surprise. okay? well, just roll it, i guess. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, hi, jimmy. sorry i'm not there in person. but you know, i can't be bothered. [ laughter ] to be honest. but i've seen the show. i get the gist of it. you do an intro. you ask a few questions. you show a clip. so let's do that. i've sent this tape. so just play this tape. read the introduction i've sent through on the piece of paper. >> jimmy: oh. >> and we're done. go for it. >> jimmy: okay. i'll just read this intro you wrote, then. okay. he is a genius, an absolute legend, creator of "the voice," "extras," and "derek." he is versatile. he's the best stand-up comedian in the world. his brilliant new show "hum

[applause] >> you know, corey called me last january on a saturday. he had his people -- i'm not sure who called, at 11:00 in the morning, said can you be in iowa at 5:00. and so we jumped on a plane. i said you've got to pay for the plane. the lawyer says liberty can't pay for it. so they paid for the plane, and we were there. we showed up for the rally, full auditorium like this. and i said what am i here for? and they said is, you're the moderator. i said, whoa, okay. so it was just trump and me went out on stage, and i asked the questions. luckily, i'd been texting sean hannity, he gave me some ideas. but we went on the plane that night, and i think -- i never told you this, corey -- i think i talked too much about liberty when i introduced him, because the next morning when we were in another city getting ready to do another rally, he said, jerry, after this rally i'm going to send you out to des moines to do some interviews, and i said, oh, i must have talked too much about liberty. the second rally i toned it down, and afterwards he said who th

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host: chelsea calling from alaska. appreciate your phone call and weighing in. especially as a federal worker as well. let's take a look at some remarks by kevin mccarthy in the house. california. here's some of what he had to say earlier. mr. mccarthy: looks like the senate will vote around 2:30. from an estimate time, probably around 4:30 today we'll be able to vote. we'll have a short time period back and forth and have the vote. reporter: [inaudible] mr. mccarthy: no. we won't do it under suspension. but i'm sure they will have a very big vote. get the government open. and hopefully we learn a lesson from this. hopefully never comes back to holding the government hostage from the standpoint that you're harming the children, you're harming the military. and we can be able to do bigger things now. reporter: a roll call vote because members want to be on the record showing they're opening the government? chip as well? mr. mccarthy: i've had numerous members on the other side of the aisle that want to be on a record. they're on a record right now of numerous vot

if you have doubts about a call, they say hang up and call pge's customer service number. >>> new at 10:00, a bay area tennis coach died after a sky diving accident overseas. 27-year-old tyler nee was a coach at arch bishop in san jose. he and his tandem sky diving instructor plunged into an ice cold lake during an emergency landing. local media reports that rescuers were able to save the tractator, but -- instructor, but nee sank into the lake and died. his body hasn't been recovered yet. >>> tonight the parents are in jail, and four of their children are in the care of child protective services, but their twins are still missing. as investigators continue to look for clues in what's being called a mysterious case. dana griffin is getting a closer look. >> reporter: this is the inside of the suv that police say the couple lived in with their children. knives, an ax, machete, and drugs were inside the dirty vehicle. police believe mold was also growing inside. >> those types of living conditions are inhumane, especially with kids involved. >> reporter: both parents remain at the coun

thank you for taking my call. i'm getting tired of the here.ats playing politics they are just stonewalling this congress and senate and i think it's about time the people rise and start voting some of these people out of office. sham anymore, so thank you for taking my call. i'm a first time watcher. pretty cool watching. thank you, have a good evening. > glad to have you tuning in, kirby, thanks for that we go to from next and hear margaret on our democrat's line. hi. >> hi. reason i'm calling, this is should get their act together. nurserykindergarten and school. i've been praying for them to get their act together. know, as long as we've got somebody to take care of us but it seems like they are not us.ng care of they are just mining their own things and their own stuffs, but pray that these two parties, and the other parties, will all get together with the an get their act together. that's it. thank you. call and for that keeping track of our capitol producer and news on what's ahead in the house and senate.