[laughter] mr. bell: i'm going to try to restrict myself to these main topics, how and why washington came to choose the house, how he used it, the major decisions made there and memory of washington's use of the house, which has a strong mount vernon connection, as susan talked about. general washington came to cambridge, massachusetts bearing a commission from the continental congress as commander-in-chief in july, 1775. you can actually see the march of general washington coming across massachusetts to cambridge on this map. a story developed of washington taking command of his entire army assembled on cambridge common under a tall elm, and the tree became celebrated. no sources mention such a large muster. washington met with artemis ward, commander of the new england army on july 2 on this house, the home of the hermon college steward, the headquarters of massachusetts forces. washington was inspecting the siege lines around boston. he first lived in the wadsworth house, the yellow house in this pho

[laughter] mr. bell: cindy were new england army company's camping out in these houses. the massachusetts government formally moved to take over the may, 1775. this is a conjecture of what it looks like at the time, the earliest paint studies say it was great. one side was a hospital for a local regiment. therewas another regiment in june or early july from marblehead. the day after the massachusetts committee came and asked general washington what headquarters he wanted, they started to fix up his house for him. this is what he wanted. why did washington choose this house? we don't know for sure. one benefit was it was on the way from cambridge to watertown, where the massachusetts legislator was meeting. so washington could communicate easily to watertown or communicate easily to cambridge and the front lines. on this map,ion north is that way. some suggested that washington chose this house rather than down here where he'd been looking for because it was farther away from the front lines and mortar sh

welcome back, mr. bell. >> thank you for extending time for me for future remarks before we hear from people that are decision makers in the city and county of san francisco. as resident of san francisco for over 35 years. i've never experienced this kind of conversation since the displacing of residents in what used to be called the fillmore and other neighborhoods during the "urban renew alloy -- renewal"phenomenon. we know that neighborhoods change, but now we're called to monitor that change not withstanding market forces. market forces care little about equity, but i believe that government should. so how do we apportion goods and services and maintain communities in this context? obviously for me, i believe that equity is how any county must proceed. and in this gumbo of multiple interests, we must be informed of cross sectors by data so we're not relying on what we see in our individual experiences but what we know across experiences. for example, in neighboring los angeles regarding the problem of h

. >> this three agreement holds mr. bell accountable for actions without a trial.ther trauma to the victims of many of whom are our students. >> the victims were between ages of 11 and 17. arlington county police are asking four your help these say this map gave the teller a note demanding money today after getting the cash he ran off. if you have seen him call police. >>> a major health and fitness club decided to batch certain types of programming sxvrkly cable news. as "fox5" korey cough map reports about getting favorite news shows to favorite lifestyle programs but one they're turning off cable news networks >> new year new you how the saying goes lifetime fitness. they're off cable news. no more cnn fox news msnbc or cn. >>> push. >> it's a decision that comes with mixed reaction. >> gym being respite away from political conversation. i think it's already. i think it's good. we should focus more on commonalitys in the space. >> as gym goer that appeals to me if what i would make your company is in d.c. >> skyler and people schedule workouts around their shows

plea agreement holds mr. bell accountable for his actions without a trial, which could have caused further trauma to the victims of many of whom are our students. >>. >> reporter: bell also faces federal charges as well and we're told will plead guilty those. we will let you know what happens in that case. reporting county sheriff's office tonight, krysten leon fox 5 local news >>> two northern virginia now, fairfax county police are investigating an incident at a a fair oaks shopping center restaurant. charges are pending against a red robin employee who allegedly filmed a minor in the bathroom. the suspect is also a minor. matt ackland is live there tonight. matt? >> police say this happened well over a week ago on december 26. i'll tell you what police are telling us tonight that it happened here inside this restaurant apparently a 15-year-old went to use the bathroom when he was standing at the urinal he noticed someone next to him with a cell phone camera and he believes a picture was being taken of him. let'

if there's anyone else that would like to address the commission after mrs. bell, you have the opportunity to come up. once we close public comment, you will no longer have the ability to address the commission and it's very possible that a vote may not happen before commissioner cohen leaves at 4:00. so just keep that in mind if you yield, if you yield your opportunity to speak to the board. ms. bell, are you present? tristan bell? okay. i don't have any other speaker cards. is there anyone else that would like to address the commission? >> good afternoon. you have heard from some of-colleagu of-colleagues. 5 want to make a couple of points. we're divided in this. you have the responsibility to maintain our funds, grow our funds. you know that we as retirees depend on our pension. for a number of retirees, this is the only source of income. and when we get the cost of living increases and supplemental colas, it's directly related to the returns on this fund and we expect that would go on for some time. we would like to see that. otherwise we're looking at what we

this holds mr. bell accountable for his which could have caused further trauma to the victims of men of whom are our students. >> we're told bell is expected to plead guilty to those charges and we will let you know what happens there. reporting live at the la plata county sheriff's office, krysten leon fox 5 local news. >>> the trump tell, set up a book is out. author is defending every word inside. >> justice department launched a new investigation into allegations that clinton foundation used pay to play politics while hillary clinton was secretary of state >> and fox 5 learning elisha comings is in the hospital. more on his health coming up next. >>> as we head to break, we want to take you live to ocean city, look at all the snow down there on the boardwalk. you don't see very often. this is from ocean city back after this. . u . >>> an employee at a red robin is cueded of shooting video inside of a rest room. matt ackland is there live with more. matt? >> reporter: hi, sarah and jim, this happened

theodore miller, tremendous to follow commissioner carter and my friend mr. bell. i'm here on behalf of the mayor. i'll try to be as quick as possible. i want to say loud and clear we at hope fs believe in common equity methods across the common. just underscoring what commissioner carter said, we need an entity like human rights committee to make sure the city has bold policy for that it's ground in data and all data is not created equally. there's a specific type of data we need to focus on, this was underscored in commissioner carter's comments. if we go to the slide here, first, a quick word on hope sf, the first program creating vibrant mixed income communities, we represent sort of growing force of four neighborhoods across the southeast, 6,000 households essentially. this work comes out of the 7 corner street study. in terms of the data we need to focus on, i'm going to emphasize race, family and place. not all data is created equally. hope sf emerged in 2005 a 7 corner street study that indicated the vast majority of welfare, juvenile probation and child me

mr. john bell. finally mr. brock cooper. thanks everybody for being here. certainly look forward to hearing from you. let's start with mr. london. you have five minutes for your opening statement. >> good morning, chairman. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home loan guarantee program and the issue of serial refinancing and the impact it can have on veteran borrowers. making sure they provide veterans with a benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. no one has helped when a refinance loan ends in a foreclosure. it's also very important to ensure that v.a. loans facility healthy mortgaged back securities and continue investment in our nation's housing market. today i'm pleased to share our assessment of the situation, the activities to assist veterans that we have undertaken in collaboration with our colleagues thus far and the sensible, impactful approach we have crafted to ensure program success. i live to give a sense of the scope and nature of our program. the va

mr. john bell, the deputy director of the v.a. guaranteed loan service and mr. michael bright, the executive chief executive officer of the loan association, bet e known as jenny mae. and jeff motley of colonial banking who is an important stakeholder in doubt in this discussion, and finally mr. rock cooper the general counsel for veterans united home loans. thanks for everybody being here, and we certain ly look for hearing from you. and we start with mr. london and you have five minutes for the opening statement. >> good morning, chairman arrington, and ranking member o'rourke and members of the subexit tee. thank you for the opportunity to ap peer before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home guaranteed program in the issue of refinancing and the impact it can have on the veteran borrowers. making sure that refinanced loans provide the veterans with the benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. no one has helped when a refinanced home ends in the foreclosure. it is important that va loans are facilitating security

sometimes mr 0nion lets him ring the bell. london, a lovely city.or america, india, asia, australia, you're going to come back to london city. # london is the place for me.# i think there was a sort of reticence and nervousness that the women might take over all together. we might not present an acceptable face of cricket and i actually cried as i walked out onto the pitch. it was the most incredible feeling. commentator: rachel flynt, what a good piece of fielding but not good running between the wickets, though. umpire: advantage, miss graf. 0vercome with the emotion of it all. she just told me "jana, you will do it, i believe one day you will do it." she's done it! 50—1, blackburn rovers seven, nottingham forest nil. after our last programme, the editor of final score came with a box and when he opened it and produced this trophy, i thought "that's absolutely made my day because that is something that i have always thought, having watched the sports personality of the year, i would love to have something like that as a souvenir of my career". gra

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mr. deputy director john bell of the loan guaranty service. the executive vice president chief operating officer at the government nationaof thegovernme association better known as jimmy may. thank you for being here. and testifying on behalf of the mortgage bankers association and important stakeholder no doubt in this discussion and finally, brock cooper children's accounts deleted -- general account and forward. good morning chairman, ranking member and other members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home loan guarantee program at the impact it can have on the veteran borrowers. making sure they're financed loans provides them the benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. when it ends in a foreclosure is also very important to ensure that the loans facilitate healthy mortgage-backed securities and continue the investment in the housing market and the assessment of the situation with the activities to assist veterans we've underta

mr. churney and john -- [bell ringing] a great project coming forward and looking into the investigation of [inaudible] so i'm certainly honoured to be part of the sequel because i've only been on the commission since '12, '13. >> '13. >> anyway, those are my comments. if there are other comments. otherwise -- >> looks like a motion. >> i move to nominate the amended recommendation to the national register for coit tower. >> second. >> thank you. there f there's nothing further, there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt the resolution supporting the amendment of the national register of historic places nomination. on that motion -- [roll call] is move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 5-0 and places us on item 11. 3543 18th street. this is for your review and comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners. desiree smith, planning department staff. if i could please ask for the sfgov tv for the powerpoint. thank you. the following is for the women's building located at 4533 18th street in the mission district. the national register nomination was prepared by donna graves w

> host: and "the communicators" continues its visit to nokia bell labs in new jersey, and joining us now is a gentleman named sean kennedy. mr. kennedy, what is your position here at bell labs? >> guest: so i'm a department head, and i lead the math and networks team. we're interested in a lot of things, but artificial intelligence, augmented intelligence and, you know, a whole host of other network algorithms we try and develop here. >> host: before we get into those -- >> guest: sure. >> host: -- what do you mean by map of networks? >> guest: well, networks are, from one point of view, just a structure you can look at. we study the properties of these structures, and then we, generally we build algorithms to solve problems. so whether it's questions about how you get information from one part of the network to another part of the network, or, i mean, you have facebook which is just a large network, so lots of network-type problems come from studying these, the structures of these networks, and you can decide things like who you should be friends with next and these other questions that, you know, we experience on a day-to-

mr. cur bell he of florida. mr. curbelo: i thank my colleague, mr. gaetz, for this special hour to shine a light on this issue. on the federal government's overreach and unjust treatment of legally operating businesses all across our country. businesses that operate legally and in compliance with their state's laws and regulations deserve a federal government that respects the 10th amendment of the constitution. like my colleagues i've been disappointed that when it comes to the treatment of these legal marijuana businesses, the current administration which supposedly respects the federalist model of our government, continues to take such drastic steps to ignore states' rights and the decisions of voters and state legislatures across the country. in the 2016 elections, over 70% of florida citizens voted to legalize the use of medical marijuana. the two counties that make up my own congressional district in south florida, monroe and miami-david, voted in favor of the measure 80.3% and 68.3% respectively. the voices and the votes of my constituents, mr

mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade. >>> sometimes a challenge from a big name activist investor could turn the spotlight take adp nation's largest payroll processer. came under attack from bill ackman's square. the stock dipped in response just this month adp delivered a strong quarter higher than expected revenues 8% year after year. even better management raised its sales and earnings private sector added 240,000 jobs this year when your employer wires -- until you cash the paycheck. can it keep climbing let's take a closer look with carlos rodriguez welcome back to "mad money." >> good to see you. >> congratulations on a great quarter. and i am trying to figure out the -- i mean is this not the perfect environment for adp. >> practically perfect >> rates going up. the job creation in this country is rather amazing. >> the tax cuts are going to be a stimulus to the economy. so prolong the recovery. it is going to go longer now we are excited because as you mentioned not

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mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade. >>> we have not seen this so far this year. the market is selling eve and big for a second straight day. the dow down more than 300 points we want to get a pulse of the retailer investor now. charles schwab is out with a new sentiment report showing that stock market caution is on the rise, but moth clients still feel good about their financial situations overall here for a "power lunch" exclusive is terry colson, charles schwab's executive vp and head of investor services. terry. welcome. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> what does your survey show and when did you do it >> our consumer survey shows that consumers are still very positive, very optimistic about the market we did this back in december of 2017 and we ultimately know that clients feel they're better off today than they were a year ago. this is the very best numbers we have seen in five years. but at the same time -- go ahead. >> at the same time they're challenged

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[bell ringing] >> thank you, mr. hayes. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is george wooding, president of the coalition for san francisco neighbourhoods. i support the concept of voluntary individual neighbourhood guidelines. the u.d.g.s are not staff's finest hour. the friended guidelines are poorly drafted and so vague that they will allow planning staff to interpret them any way that they choose which goes back to mr. frisbee's comment of the golden rule. the u.d.g.s supersede many of the specific zoning areas and turn them into vague mush. subsequently, these overarching guidelines will diminish the power of the actual planning commission and we also wonder what the default is on areas that we cannot agree with planning what they will want in their actual own area. so local neighbourhoods should be able to create their own versions for discussion with staff followed by the comprehensive community outreach. u.d.g.s should only be used for neighbourhoods that request them. one size does not fit all and as the 25th letter as was stated earlier, was

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mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade.ly rewarding moment for one of our nation's heroes. ricky tailor-made headlines after offering to fill the empty seat of congresswoman maxine waters after hearing she was skipping out on the president's state of the union address. he got a special invite from congressman duffy, the u.s. army veteran joins me now. so, ricky, how did it feel? what was the experience like? you were really psyched for it. did it meet your expectations? >> oh, it exceeded it 10 times over. i mean when i, when i got there and got to see the president, i thought the president was powerful, captivating. i thought he had a america first agenda, and you know, i think everybody really loved it except some democrats. david: i was going to say, ricky, not everybody loved it. a lot of democrats sat on their hands. what do you think about that, when you were cheering him on in various aspects of what the economy is doing and his support for the military, you saw the democrats sitting on their hands, what did you thin

mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade.sa: breaking news right now. bipartisan group of 22 senators are right now meeting trying to forge a deal on daca right at this hour. so this is just hours ahead of president trump's first state of the union address. hmmm. we'll bring you details just as soon as we get them. david: meanwhile democrats are crying foul as house republicans are voting to release a memo apparently alleging surveillance abuse by the fbi against the trump campaign. democrats saying this memo tells only one side of the story. here is arkansas congressman rick crawford. he is a member of the house intel committee. i assume, congressman, you have seen this memo about which we have heard so much. democrats as you know say any release of this would risk harm to national security to which you say what? >> i would say this the fbi director on sunday got ice on our memo, four-page memo, fact-based memo, looked at it, two of his top staff related to fisa and counterintelligence. they had opportunity to per use that o

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actually have he has knowledge of what he was talking about mr mohler of course would like to do something that you've already done you have met steve bell and you've interviewed him in fact that interview was part of your new documentary on the first year of the trump presidency which is airing right now here on d w we've got a clip from your talk with ben and let's take a look. ben has left right but when i met him he seemed to be enjoying this conflict has struck me as being and self-absorbed. the institution of the media is just another average cigarette in fact i think news is the least bit called icon the opposition party i mean. that's actually not true but information today is part of political warfare. you know again i'm going to say kudos to you for telling him we're not politicians as if he'd have forgotten that but alexander let me ask you what went through your mind immediately following that exchange with mr ban you know i thought well he likes to fight he really likes his crusade against other so-called mainstream media he when you question his use he is sort of getting in there are slowing punches and that reminds me of p

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bell labs in new jersey. joining us now is a gentleman named sean kennedy. mr. kennedy, what is your position here. >> i'm a department head and i lead the network team and we are interested in a lot of things but artificial intelligence, augmented intelligence, and a whole host of other network algorithms that were trying to develop. >> before we get into those, what do you mean imap of networks? >> well, networks are just a structure that you can look at so we study the structure and the properties and then generally we build algorithms to solve problems so whether it's voting problems like how you get information from one part of the network to another part of the network or facebook which is just a large network so lots of network type problems come from studying the structures of these networks and you can decide things like who you should be friends with next and other questions that we experience on a day-to-day basis. >> you mentioned artificial intelligence. how do you define that question. >> that's a good one. i'm not exactly sure how i define it. in