. >> item 13, approve amendment number 3, to secure 40 foot coaches with new flyer of america inc., to revise the list of spare parts and include the list of additional equipment added to the vehicles during the production phase of the contract for a total amount not to exceed $413.7 million. >> president breed: same house, same call? the resolution is adopted. next item? >> item 14, to authorize the arts commission to accept a gift of art entitled the comfort women of strength, and to accept and expend donation from the justice coalition of $208,000 for the purpose of maintaining the artwork for not less than 20 years. >> president breed: supervisor peskin? >> 190,000, not 109,000. >> president breed: same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. item 15. >> item 15 is resolution to approve the modification to airport contract for the international terminal check baggage system program and budget handling system, with cage, the professional services inc., for an amount not to exceed approximately $10.6 million through september 30, 2018 and to i prov

inc. of america, jpmorgan, and even though we had the 10 year yield down by one basis points, it is becausehe trend is downward we see that pressure on the banks. the talk continues to positive and negative for individual stocks. time warner is lower after the at&t cfo spoke at a wells fargo conference today and said that warner isse of time uncertain as talks with u.s. regulators continue. time warner is down 3%. colgate-palmolive is rising on the speculation the merger does not seem to be based on anything concrete, but a blog mentioned it. in may, "new york post" had stated that the ceo had stated he was open to a sale but that 100 dollars a share. we are at the anniversary of the election or close to it. it is worth looking at the trump-bump, in perspective, especially as he likes to tap the stock market performance since the election. fits -- this puts it into perspective during the bull market. we have seen a run of games over the last year but the magnitude is relatively muted when you look at it in the longer bull market. riseve seen the s&p 500 about 25% since the election. accordi

and while meddling fever still grips america it seems to have also spread over seas hungary is now accusing washington of interfering in ince upcoming elections the hungarian foreign ministry has summoned america's envoy over us plans to fund local media the ministry of foreign affairs and trade some of the us shows or defer asking for an explanation and told him we consider this a political intervention by the u.s. department of state ahead of the elections. just breaking it done the u.s. state department said on monday it would devote seven hundred thousand dollars to fund rural media outlets in hungary it says the goal is to increase access to object of information in the country it will offer technical and financial support to local media as well as a platform for hungary and journalists don't even make albums executive director of the wrong paul institute believes it's clear a case of meddling. well it is absolutely blatant political intervention the united states is going to go to the hunger in countryside it's going to prop up certain newspapers that it considers to be pro-democracy which is pro washington and this i

host: talking with omar congressman chris gibson, he proposed to bring america back together to rally the country together -- one inc. he proposed was term limits for congress. you disagree with that. why? guest: we already have term limits. in the house, we have two-year terms. in the senate, we have six-year terms. -- ourselvesfer as up for reelection. the problem is the system is designed to protect and elect partisans. when you look at gerrymandering, you look at the closed primary system, those are all designed specifically to protect the people in power. that is where reform needs to occur. it is interesting -- when you go through the process of writing a book -- and i did a lot of research into this -- it changes your opinion on this. i was not always opposed to term limits. when you look at what has happened to the states that attempted term limits, it does not work. people who go into office immediately start to position up,selves for the next step either to become a lobbyist or run for another office. the people have the most power are the career staff who have been there and the lobbyist. i do not think t

america. so, you know, when you have republicans lecturing democrats on corruption, while the president is selling hats from trump incovernmental websites, it becomes ironic. >> in the end, melissa. >> melissa: we have got to governmental she is confirming everything mr. trump argued over the last two years and surrogates argued it's all confirmed now. >> we have got to go. very interesting to watch. still to come caught on camera. north korean soldier's dramatic escape from the rogue nation. first, four new women accusing charlie rose of sexual misconduct. is the media coverage fair? howard kurtz is here on that. >> one claims he groped her rear. the other says he grabbed her inappropriately and whispered a sexual innuendo in her ear. my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, swea

america. o is set in mexico, where it opened last month. japan inc.er blow to its reputation for manufacturing pro s. manufacturing materials ,dmitting falsifying data sending airbus scrambling to determine whether safety had been compromised. there is a question of corporate problems in corporate japan. an expert on organizational change at companies in japan and he joins us now. great to see you. we were just talking a few months ago. aboute saying it is not japan. it is about individual corporate culture, but all these corporate cultures do exist seemingly in one country right now. >> as i write in my book, it is not about japanese culture. it is about company culture. i talk about how it is that as ceo and a leader of a business is able to impose the culture he wants on his company. n we see different companies, you need to be looking at the leader and not so much the company itself. rishaad: that brings me back to haveuestion again, there been so many corporate scandals that surely japan and cultural japan must also be questioned, even though you

inc candidate. i think you raise jeff sessions, maybe that's the person, the kind of republican that offends the sensibilities of democratic america or republican outside of alabama america. but i think roy moore for all his bluster and persona, what this does. >> controversy. >> it goes right to even the kind of republican in alabama. not all of them, but just enough of them to imperil which should have been the safest seat in the united states seat for republicans. >> and now it isn't. thanks so much. i appreciate you both on a saturday. >> sure thing. >> still ahead, a shake and a chat. what president trump says about president putin in person about election interference. >>> and as men of women are service are honored across the country today, we take a look at how they are facing those issues to help them. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. ♪ bburning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... liked to style my dog as a kid..

buy time inc magazine very smart move now infusion of cash from koch brothers probably want to get into media in way they manufacture products that i mean that touch everybody's lives in americaly. >> i think one of the biggest privately owned companies in the united states. >> will be first entrÉe into media, announcement by the way on monday. >> supposed would be next couple days, it is really interesting. >> very exciting, and i can see exactly why they are doing it. >> i love it how are you changed evolved the company your brand, as everything has shifted i mean you've got amazon eating lunch so many levels. >> we are trying to do a -- a big job, with amazon, amazon is here to stay. i have known amazon for ever since they started at kleiner perkins, ied a mire what jeff bezos has done tenacity, and brilliance a brilliant, a brilliant -- >> he owns "washington post". >> he wants to boughts biggest house in washington recently wants to be in every aspect of our lives. and he is doing it brilliantly. >> your deal -- >> just selling -- we already sell, we are working on doing pets and garden through amazon not only amazon another vertical way to sell beautiful you products. >