helping you and your investment staff run the private equity, real assets allocation and some are in the audience today and you ll hear from them when we go through some of the other revi reviews. to recaso to recap on page one t we would like to cover, one hasw is a private equity programme doing and the 2018 review and progress and three, the current market environment and what we re doing in recommending in terms of positioning the portfolio and private equity portfolio to that context. so how is the programme doing? in short, you re doing well. tanya mentioned performance and you performed well across all metrica and the private private equity programme is a strong contributor over the short and long-term. 201 was particularly strong with a 17% gain in private equity and this is compared in the markets which lead to an overall year of negative return in the public equity markets. the programme stands at 20% of planned assets slightly above. strong to the outperformance an
ilene bovin coalition for san francisco neighborhoods here on my own behalf. on the overhead is the proposal for the 2019 building code update. it was presented at the capital planning committee on july 22 of this year. in its presentation, the department of the environment stated that 35% of the city s emissions today is from private-sector natural gas. to reduce these emissions, the proposal is to encourage all electric design in new construction. the timeline for this proposal is for review by the department of building inspection and code advisory committee in august, the board of supervisors land use committee in september, and the full board in october. while not in the department of the environment presentation, the capital planning committee members expressed concerns. with increased reliance on electricity, the issue of reliability was raised. the response was possible use of battery storage for electricity. although not specifically related to this presentation, t
introduction of new items? seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, please call the next item. any public comment on items not on our agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. and mr. clerk, do we have any further business? no other. chairman: we are adjourned. my s.f. dove government t.v. moment was when i received a commendation award from supervisor chris daly. then we sang a duet in the board chamber. [singing] happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. happy anniversary to you. happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. anniversary, anniversary, happy 25th anniversary to you. we have a quorum. we re going to go into closed session and regular business will mort start before 2:00. the start rules listed in the agenda are in effect and reminded that public comments may be limited to an individual for two minutes. is there a notion didn t into closed session? so moved. hearing no public comment, motion made and seconded. all those in
rock n roll. did you ever ask yourself by you became a punching bag. it does gain momentum and have a life of its own. why do i read it. some one tells me it is there. i don t go looking for it. jack nicholson and i are thrilled to be standing in front of phil collins. collins seemed to take the blame for all the musical excesses of the 80s. for flying the concord across the atlantic to play both legs of live aid in 1985. welcome mr. robert plant. for a much maligned performance there. with robert plant, jimmy page, and john paul jones. part of the led zeppelin that wasn t quite so good as it might have been. i have been blame ford that ever since. it wasn t my fault. was not match fit. old stuff. you have to wear your voice. and jim jeep my was dribbling. jimmy was dribbling. i knew that was dangerous when i saw it. reporter: you want to explain that term for me? mouth. he was in another place. i can feel it coming in the night as artists like adele a
reason. justice ruth bader ginsburg, what it is about is that a woman has a fundamental right to make this choice for herself. the conservatives ask where is the evidence, the law would in fact shut down many clinics. justice sam alito, there is information that they closed for reasons that had nothing to do with this law. texas passioned the law in 2013, amid national outcry over a pennsylvania clinic where a doctor was convicted of killing a patient and three infants in botched late term abortions. the law requires clinics to operate more like surgery centerers and have doctors with admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. texas representative jody laudenberg sponsored the bill. texas cares about our women. that its what this is all about. women s health. and quality of care. reporter: amy hegtrom miller, ceo of the abortion clinic challenging the law said it was a smokescreen. this law is cruel. harsh and does nothing to advance medical health for women. reporter: