kayden's biological father, jeffrey mancuso, whom kathy met one summer on the jersey shore. >> it was a fling? >> yeah, basically. >> reporter: they mefr married but they moved in together when kathy found out she was pregnant. >> i thought that's what i had to do, to try for kayden to give her two parents. >> reporter: despite the chill between mom and dad, sister alison says the father/daughter bond was strong. >> she wou alwaysay my brother is 5'6". and she would say things like, my daddy's so tall. she just thought he was so tall and so strong. >> hi, i'm kayden. >> reporter: she was one of the only bright spots in his life. which his sister says was troubled since childhood. issues made worse, she says, by drinking, self-medicating, and violent outbursts. >> punching teachers, getting hit in the head with a pool stick, he had 17 staples in his head or something like that. >> how much would he drink? >> if i would go have a beer with him, i'd ob my second, he'd ob his 13th beer. it was that kind of drinking. between the drinking and the hits to the head, you know, he suffered from

kathy: i would agree. i think it is mostly about the balance sheet decisions going forward, and forward guidance. next year with the ecb, someone new will be in charge. that is a wildcard as well. jonathan: it might not be a german. kathy: which is surprising. we all thought we were going to get a german and now it is up in the air. it is less predictable. jonathan: that might be positive for risk. rj: i think so. the concern that a german might be too tight. that is obviously a big event. the ecb has a huge footprint. jonathan: there is a feeling that ecb policy is on autopilot. do you share that feeling? rj: i was almost going to say that they endeavor to be boring for the near term. i think they took a lesson from our taper tantrum. it was not fun for the marketplace. it was a change that was not anticipated and you had a stark market reaction. the ecb has invested in avoiding such an outcome. they don't want to destabilize the market. jonathan: can they keep it boring? kathy: they can for a while, but

kathy: can i pass? jonathan: pick one. kathy: argentina. diana: argentina. front end, though. jonathan: there we go. that conviction makes me think you have done that already. great to have you with us. it is been great to get your thoughts on a week of fixed income. some tremendous news flow once again. from new york, that does it for us. we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. that is 6:00 p.m. in london. from new york for our audience worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ alix: some

kathy said she felt that he has yet to show remorse. do you think he's been res forful -- remorseful at all? >> no, i don't. you'll remember during the guilt/innocence phase of the trial he made faces and lashed out. cosby is very emotional. he team has tried to tell him to calm down and not show emotion or hasn't. and that's just who he is. in the punishment course, it could have had indications for his pending appeal. there are still civil suits and listening to the survivor, having to hear her cry and just be so grateful to just even get the minimum, just to be heard. if you remember, this was the only claim that wasn't legally barred. it was almost going to be legally barred but the only claim out of 60 accusations and allegations that were made, the only one that made it to court. so this is for everyone. >> that's a great point. you're absolutely right, with all these women coming forward, it was andrea constands complaint and accusation that came to the light of day. okay. okay. we're getting some news from the judge. we're getti

the co-founder of real wealth network kathy welcome appreciate you being here what was going on with housing then regarding prices in particular up until the crash and with foreclosures cathy. i was a mortgage broker at the time and i can tell you it was very very easy to give anyone a loan i was shocked and i wondered and i kept asking who is approving this you know who is sitting in a boardroom saying sure we can give you a nina loan and no income no assets needed to anyone and so when you have an abundance of money that can be given freely to anyone without any background checks really no credit checks you're going to you're going to see people take that money and borrow it and buy things that they probably can't afford especially as you know when nobody was really checking to see if what they were writing on their loan applications was true it was a stated income loans so what we were seeing was anybody being able to buy a house a brand new house you had new homes selling like hotcakes hotcakes it just lines out the door of the subdivisions because you could just walk in and actu

kathy griffin? 499 big ones. >> lots of love. >> it's called cameo. you scroll the site and pick a star you want to shoot a personalized message just for you. if the celeb agrees to the request, within seven days the video is delivered to your in box. >> hello, mindy. this is tom felton. congratulations on your wedding. i'm sure it was marvelous. >> it works like tinder. you swipe right if you want to do the message and you swipe left if you don't. >> hey steve, it's dorinda medley from "the real housewives." i heard that you are my biggest fan. >> i think we probably get 500 requests a day. so this month we're gonna do over 9,000 requests. >> all the real housewives are big sellers. >> it is just like a 20-second shout out, but you also risk losing that fan supporter if they don't like it and i've had that they're like you [ bleep ] suck. >> the company gets 25% of the profit. the star gets the rest. sounds like a pretty genius side hustle. >> i've made about $10,000 on cameo. i purposely price my videos low. and people love them. >> that must be a l

secondly, representative kathy rogers representative rogers pioneered the digital challenge and now in its fifth year to push offices to try new methods of engaging. her offices uses technology to enhance constituent communications and set the model for communication. i'm proud to present you with the winners of the awards. please join me on stage. >> ok.

>> good morning, chair cohen, kathy widener with the san francisco airport. the original company got the contract as part of a competitive process where they did submit and met qualifications that included the appropriate staffing levels. over the course of the contract, it's my understanding -- >> how long is the contract? >> i believe it was five years, i need to double check that. >> did they begin the engagement of the contract? >> yes, in the middle of a contract. >> there were some changes to their business plan, i don't know if it was financial or change of ownership, but we noticed a steady decline in the services that they provided. they, they were found to not have provided adequate staffing on at least 19 occasions, they failed three t.s.a. inspections, we found posts unattended. they generally violated the terms of their contract as well as the t.s.a. requirements that are put on the airport to enforce. which is why we needed to engage covenant on an energy basis at that time. >> president cohen: got it, understood. airport staff has issued a new

kathy, good to see you. welcome back. so, we are going to be talking about airport revenue bonds. and this is an authorization for airport revenue bond up to $2. $2.62 billion. why don't you take it away. >> thank you so much, kathy widener with the san francisco international airport. item before you seeks your approval of, at the airport commission's issuance of $2.62 billion in refunding bonds as well as your approval for a form of continuing covenant agreements that will allow us to manage the airport current debt portfolio, $6.2 billion. approval will allow the airport to refinance outstanding airport bonds, restructure debt service, and/or convert variable rate bonds to fixed rate bonds if necessary. since 2011, the airport has refunded over $1 billion in bonds resulting in $255.6 million in gross debt savings. while the airport commission has historically sold bonds through a public offering, the approval of the form of continuing covenant agreement would add an extra tool to the airport's ability to manage its debt portfolio. under certain circumstances, the use of the pri

kathy park has more on this and other political family feuds. >> not listening to you. and he doesn't have your interests at heart. >> six siblings all speaking out against their brother as he makes another bid for congress. >> paul gosar is my brother. >> reporter: he's running against david brill in arizona's fourth district. in this political fight, his campaign released ads featuring gosar's family, showing how they split from their brothers views on issues ranging from health care to the enent. >> paul's not working for his district. >> reporter: it's not just arizona, in wisconsin it's a battle of the bryce brothers, james bryce is endorsing the candidate running against his own brother randy. the mom is playing moderator. it's another case of politics bad blood playing against families. >> we're looking at a highly emotional situation, where families much like in the civil war are beginning to take sides. >> reporter: now in what should make for an interesting family reunion, candidate paul gosar is striking back on his campaign web site saying, to the six angry

we get more from kathy park. diving for lobsters turn into a frantic rescue mist beacon's beach near san diego. >> we need to airlift someone out for a shark tack. >> reporter: help came onuickly, emergency resprs trying to save a 13-year-old g boy, airlift him to the hospital. >> we hrd this kid scream. >> reporter: chad hamill helped the teen get away. >> i started paddling toward him and there's a big old wake of blood behind him. >> reporter: the boys wounds showing the bite onis body. >>ipped open everything on his back, and the teeth n and got his cheek. >> reporter: the shark wasee1 long. one incident near cape cod earer this month turned deadly. this california beach now closed warning gns up, have people seeking safety on the shore. kathy park, nbc news. >>> a day after that major earthquake and tsunami in indonesia, authorities are beginning to address the horrific devastation left behind. the death toll 384, it's expected to rise more than 16,000 displad. n allen has the latest. >> tonight rescuers war

kathy park, nbc news, santa clara, california. >>> now to our series "one nation overdosed." as this country continues to confront an opioid drug problem that's taken a staggering toll, some employers are now stepping up to help those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. nbc's catie beck visits one restaurant where second chances are on the menu. >> reporter: zachary thomas is one year sober this week. it's been a long week. >> at the end of my run of addiction i was homeless. >> reporter: heroin and methamphetamines, his only reason for living, but after getting clean he found another, a job he loves. how has that changed your life? >> it was kind of a miracle for me. >> reporter: employees in this kitchen in lexington, kentucky would tell you miracles are served here all the time. nearly every staff member is recovering from drug and alcohol addiction, and this is their second on one person might be the difference in their ine. rob was in rehab for alcohol addiction at age 25. in recent years the couple lost 13 employees to drug overdoses. >> i think that this is sim

we are supportive of kathie. i want to read an email from jack gardiner president of the jon stewart company where mr. bonano works. greetings supervisor stefani. i want to take a moment to encourage you to appoint jonathon bonano at your rules committee meeting. jonathon is employee of the jon stewart company and a long-time manager resident of affordable housing in tenderloin mission neighborhoods. he is an intelligent and thoughtful person and a great deal of experience with affordable housing, homelessness and tenderloin market street areas. i can assure you both he would make an excellent member of the c.a.c. and that he will have the full support of his employer for serving on the committee. thank you for your consideration, best wishes and please feel free to contact me if any questions. thanks. >> supervisor a. safai: next speaker? thank you. >> my name is will duffy, north of market activist. i would like to speak to the support of candidates sam dennison and mr. steve tennis. they are both long term, ve

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kathy park, nbc news. >>> a day after that major earthquake and tsunami in indonesia, authorities are beginning to address the horrific devastation left behind. the death toll 384, it's expected to rise. more than 16,000 displaced. nbc's ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, rescuers warning the death toll expected to rise. the devastation from the tsunami and earthquake spread over a wide area. so much destruction, buildings, roads, phones, power lines, only one big city reached so far. today new powerful after shocks rattled nerves. a makeshift mark overwhelmed with hundreds possibly missing, some desperate residents searched there for lost loved ones. >> there's people that are traumatized, they're in the streets, not wanting to go into their houses. food may be scarce. >> reporter: the quake's magnitude 7.5. the tsunami's waves some 10 feet tall. still no contact of some 275,000 close to the epicenter. the military mobilizing for a huge search and rescue operation. a nation in a region prone to earthquakes, again facing unspeakable loss. ron allen, nbc news. >>> hot car

and kathy, i will throw this to you. not one person that either professor ford or miss ramirez bring up as these witnesses in this case. say a single thing that corroborates their story, not one. >> they are completely uncorroborated allegations, and brett has unequivocally denied them and i believe him because it's inconsistent with everything we know about him as a person. i've known him for over 20 years, in the professional context in the white house, and also as a close, personal friend. nothing about this gels with the person that we know and that is why you have had such an outpouring of support from women who know him, throughout every stage of his life. >> sean: you've known him for over two decades. when you look at the 11th hour of all of this and the fact that in the case of professor ford, they have this back in july and only today turned over theler to the republicans. as senator collins said it, it's not fair to anybody to hold something like that back. >> the timing of that release of information is a ver

my name is kathy deluca, and i'm the policy and program drof at walk san francisco. i know you're used to me coming here and saying vision zero, vision zero, make the street safer. i'm so excited to be here not to talk about that. i'm so excited to talk about making a street more safer and pleasant for walking, making it greener. page street is not on our high injury corridor, it's part of our green connections network, which is a network of streets all across the city that connect people to parks, so we're really excited about all of the great changes that will help make page, which is already a pleasant place to walk, a really inviting place to walk and bike. rain gardens are fantastic, and the raised intersection is the thing that is the most exciting to walk san francisco. this is the first chance for san francisco to put in a raised intersection and to test out what will that do for lowering speeds in a place in intersection where crashes are most likely to happen. [please stand by] -- 120 units of senior housing. so it's critical to serve the needs of the commu

kathy deluca and david becker. >> good afternoon, president brandon, commissioners. my name is kathy deluca, and i'm the program and policy director at walk san francisco, and so i'm here today to urnl you to support the embarcadero enhancement project along with the rest of the community that's here today. as a pedestrian at voe indicate, i am here -- advocate, i am here representing and i make sure every day that everybody who walk are safe. we have this amazing waterfront that we've all been talking about today. but how do most people get here? how do most of our tourists get here? they actually have to across one of our high injury corridors, to get to this beautiful destination, a treem that we know is -- street that we know is extremely dangerous for pedestrians and even drivers. so we worked -- walk sf worked with south beach, rin -- rincon, and others. we need to protect the folks that are crossing that street every day. with almost 250 people hit on the embarcadero in the last five years, that's 50 people a year. i know that everyone who's spoken to far, inc

and so we have sue le vin here from pier 39, kathy paver, sherry ends, and george jacobs. and i do know that taylor stafford, president and c.e.o. of pier 39 wanted to be here but could not make it. we wanted to recognize pier 39 today because they actually have started the skip the straw campaign ahead of our legislation here at the board of supervisors. more than 15 million guests come to pier 39 each year, so, as a city we really have that responsibility, or that opportunity to spread our message to visitors from all over the world and again, want to recognize pier 39 for seeing that opportunity and whether that is a message of love and acceptance of all or sustainability or stewardship and environment, that is something they have taken upon them now. so, the iconic pier 39, they have many merchants there, 13 full service restaurants, six eaterys, five treat shops, and all have reduced plastic consumption. out of the 24 places serving beverages to customers, 14 are switching entirely to paper straws, and many of them are also going to an on request model and providing s

i specifically referenced that police chief kathy waneir's goals of reducing gun violence was something i applauded but i had to follow the precedence of the supreme court, and as i read it, that's what it said. >> how do you reconcile what you just said with the hundreds of school shootings using assault weapons that have taken place in recent history? how do you reconcile that? >> senator, of course the violence in the schools is something we all detest and want to do something about, and there are lots of efforts, i know, underway to make schools safer. i know at my girls' school they do a lot of things now that were different than they did just a few years ago in terms of trying to harden the school and make it safer for everyone. guns -- handguns and semiautomatic rifles are weapons used for hunting and self-defense. but as you say, senator, you rightly say they're used in a lot of violent crime and cause a lot of deaths. handguns are used in lots of crimes that result in death and so are semiautomatic rifles. that's what makes this issue difficult, as i said, in the last two pages

let's get the read on this from democrat strategist kathy and ned ryan. what do you think of what he's saying? do the investigation. it would take two weeks. others say it's possible and vote after that. >> this is absurd, neil. the fbi has already done background checks six times on neil kavanaugh. >> neil: to be fair, this issue never came up. >> but according to grassley's statement last night, the fbi considers this closed. they had this information. they consider this closed. this isn't a federal issue. the thing that is -- dems go back the fbi should investigate. the fbi says this is not a federal issue. why are you asking us to investigate? i have to tell you, neil, this is just an extremely dangerous precede precedent. we've completely flipped on our head and society, this presumption of innocence until proven guilty. you have people running to the front, you're guilty until you can prove yourself innocent. now i think -- we talk about theatrics, neil. we've entered to the theater of the absurd. we're taking a very vague claim from 35 years ago ba

that is kathy herwig, michelle dornier, and betsy hawkins. i hope you will please tell her -- nothing against you, chris -- [laughter] judy: for those of you, by the way, the lead roll call -- to read roll call, as good as her husband david hawkins is, she is the smart one in the family. [laughter] judy: i also want to mention two people who taught me what it and too be a crs staffer be nonpartisan, to care about the congress and not about whether or not you got the credit. i learned at the foot of the great master, who is no longer with us, but every day i want to do the great walter kravitz proud. i want to mention one version who -- one person who is still wet crs and two people who have retired from crs. -- for those of you who have access to previous congressional orderlies -- the great walter balzac, probably the finest teacher of college and graduate students, just spent 50 years there and still loves going to work everyday. i think he is crazy, but all the power to them. and two retired staffers, one who worked on policy and one who i

earlier we spoke to a list here with kathy from the brussels based economic think tank bruegel and i asked him if italy can afford an expensive welfare program this government is defined to be a populist government because he has been promising something in the order of magnitude of one hundred billion euros worth of electoral promises with tax reduction on the universal basic income that would be six seven percentage points of g.d.p. so while it is a lot of all that the government wants to fulfill its promises has to reckon with. economic reality and that's what that's what's at stake today with the presentation of the of the budget for a thousand days now that is being agenda quote were in place for large job corporations the target is for women to occupy at least thirty percent of positions on supervisory boards since it went into effect at the start of twenty sixteen much as changed but only on supervisory boards looking at executive boards germany lags way behind other countries the albright foundation reports that a quarter of management board members in the thirty top listed c

people were attacking me and kathy for being lesbians. okay, whatever. then at theuniversity of chicago, men were funding us, i still haven't seen a check . we haven't even gotten a thorough check. i like , i am not a paid protester. i've not gotten my checks to protest so there were all these accusations about us on the internet. people were making physical threats. we foughton the streets on back black friday. i was fighting grown men, it was wild . but i included that story the beginning because i wanted people to know what it's like to have to practice what you preach. and it doesn't mean it's going to be perfect and even in our organization now, what we created out of that was the healing and safety council. we pretty much almost had to start that all over again i think and we are assessing and reevaluating what it means to run a self-governing, self determining body to deal with violence in our organization and i think that's a part of healthy life cycles, right? when you have to recognize something is not working, how we think it could work and do

. >> kathy widener. the items before you requests are two amendments to project management support services contracts for the airport's terminal one renovation project, with acjv and t1 cubed. ac jshlgs v manages the renovation work and t1 cubed support services for the boarding area b portion of the terminal renovation project. scope of services for both services includes preconstruction and designing management services, project controls, and cost and scheduling management. the airport issued a single request for proposals for the selection of both of these contracts, which came to the board, both came together to the board for approval in 2015. the proposed amendments of the contracts would allow for the extension of the terminal center contract for a term of seven months, through april 30, 2019, and increase the contract amount by 5.25 million. the boarding area b contract item that is before you is essentially its own request for future modification. i will, based on the budget analyst recommendatio