so to blame or to blame social media on the one hand or two sets the demonizing or idealize it i think is the wrong way of doing nothing in there it's just a tool that people outside of the united states it does seem like a partisan facebook post for instance which for which post partisan facebook posts are more sicked after news on the established media this question is why do you think people turn to posting facebook as opposed to the mainstream media space well it's still not a question that reflects the echo chamber nature of social media which is a huge problem but it's not just a huge problem in america it's a huge problem well why where people are. retreating into that try and when they use particular facebook but also twitter they use these scenes to confirm what they already think but it's also true of television. in america for work says let me just finish this point about a television in america you have an echo chamber television culture where the left watch m.s.m. b c and the right watch fox and it doesn't really give them any news it simply lectures them and confirms what

meeting before or after. trump said he hasn't. air force one statement. i don't think that trump wants to testify under oath before bob mueller. >> putting finger on all of this. everybody knows tell-all books. may not be literal in the sense saying that literally donald trump jr. is an egg with yolk inside. what he's saying is at point that steve bannon was feeling comfortable to make these claims, he obviously as insider also sees something big and important about the trump tower meeting. what you're saying bill, what bannon said is so concerning and matters not because embarrassing or critical but seemed to reveal or suggest there is a there there. >> put together with behavior on air force one where he takes over and dictates a false statement about his son when he could have easily stayed out of it. tells me he had something he's been hiding and would prefer to keep hiding. i think will force a showdown with mueller, say i don't have to testify before you, try to force me, go to court with the usual argu

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bill clinton or democrats in iraq.i think it is, but on the flipside you have people saying, including the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, that's not our message. stop saying impeach. you literally have people like tom stier who is very wealthy and he was a big, he was involved in politics for environment policy and he is taken it upon himself for this need to impeach and is focused on it. i for one agree with that. i think the man has met the threshold and that's all that's important. i don't know. i think it would help tomorrow it would be a bloodbath. the biggest indicator to me of that which has been noticed is how many republicans are not running. not a week goes by where a republican, and i don't just mean junior members, people work committee chairman who have really big jobs are saying i think it's time to retire. it's over two dozen. then you get to 2020 which becomes a much harder problem. let's assume he's still in office. let's assume he hasn't lost his mind any more than he already has. i think it's go

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criminal or. civilian just as there is for palestinians there is grossly scarcely any justice and there's so much to talk about take a pause for a moment so we can get some the online community in the conversation as well and so we're listening to your stories i want to bring up some of the commentary the feedback we got this is just a handful of people and rattle actually direct this over to you a couple of people have this point of view this is steven on facebook who says if a person or juvenile throws a rock at the police here in the u.s. they would be arrested and occasionally even shot by police so israel has been normal and even mild in their response to stone throwing another person writes and this is gene on twitter she probably meaning to me me shouldn't have physically attacked soldiers and in bed to push her propaganda the tension is not meant to be what would you say to people who have this criticism so regardless of guilt or innocence international law set specific norms for how to tr

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books in a way that meant that they were suddenly the talk of the town in washington or new york or what have you that they were getting out there and having a successful publication. the ceo and editorial director of saint martin's press at that time in peter and i both said minter guy. tom looked at me from the other end of a very long cigar that he used at a bit of an argument as a tool and weapon and when he was still about in the office at that time and they ran the whole company so he could do what he wanted in his office. he looked at me and said you've just learned the secret of publishing, which is that an editor is not just an editor. an editor has to be the associate publisher of all of these books. he probably said his even know half of its editors were women. he probably said his. that sounds great. am i getting a raise? sounds like a wanted job title. that means you have a set of responsibilities you completely neglect that you have to begin to learn. those responsibilities are the secret key to launching authors could we as editors acquire books that would bring them

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david: you play at concerts, or you do it at home, or do you have a band?en in a number of bands, amateur bands, of course. and i play with musicians now. david: is this because you took lessons when you were young and you didn't quite get the level you wanted and you get pleasure now in it? or did you learn it later in life? paul: i started taking piano lessons when i was 10 years old and started becoming interested in playing rock and blues, and honky-tonk piano when i was 11 years old. i have been in reggae bands, blues bands, rock bands. i've had a lot of fun because most of my family are musicians, and so we have a family band also. david: oh. paul: and so we have a guitar player, a saxophone player, drummer. david: what would you like to see as the headline of what you have accomplished in your life? paul: he tried to make a difference. he protected a lot of people's capital over a long period of time. he was steady, reliable. david: well, that is pretty good. so a lot of people who are very wealthy, i have noticed, are not really happy. you seem like

or not i think that turkey is now or ready to face whatever consequences international there may be or until it decides on its own to end this operation but we should also all nor that the war start or the operation was conditional on some sort of a between ankara and russia even that this is a region under russian influence or saw or if this is going to be tabled at un security council or at least for good coming days or i would expect a mosque or two back on president and that in some way or another can change over time but as things stand i think the discussions at the un security council are not like deterrent against ankara mr you'll does this raise with a question which should be now the top priority for the international community this conflict in the northern part of syria or solving the syrian conflict on its own i think you know the focus of the conflict now is slightly moving into into this region because if as i said the s d f y p g is the second largest power on the ground if they are weak and if they. are involved in battles against turkey state and political troubles in

this room, or what have you. the great china my first year to in the company we worked as a place where i was a young editor and you could begin to do that quickly. i have many viewed the by the book and spent some times coming through. it's how many, once i have bought it, do it you want. but one thing you find right away is how many people in the book started out at st. martin's press. the reason was it was a place for young editors could acquire books quickly without rhyme or reason and based purely on their passion for the book and the small but they wanted to take that there might be an audience out there for this first novel so was able fairly quickly to start doing that. i had a sobering second shoe to drop about a year after i bought my first couple of books. i did all of the stuff we talked about i felt proud that these books were doing what i wanted them to do. and i bet my work was done. i now had these books off to the marketing department. so then back to my this work which is,'s. the nothing happene

onters or speeches or faqs the website. we are trying to change the culture so that when an agency issues guidance, it is a guidance about existing requirements and backdoor to imposing new requirements without the process and accountability that is necessary for a legitimate administrative system. that is some of what we have been up to in the past year. what is next for the president's regulatory agenda? let me say a little bit about that. focusing on continuing with the momentum we have built up over the last year with regulatory reform. in the second year, we want to work closely with agencies to identify serious areas for reform. the fall unified agenda a you will see that 448cies are proposing some deregulatory actions and 131 regulatory actions which is a better -- which is better than a three for one ratio. deregulation takes time. reconsidering big rules requires research and analysis and the full rule making process. agencies are working to identify areas where reform can happen and produce significant benefits fo

used or not.l: this is the key point. the steele dossier, basically paid for by the democrat national party through fusion gps, was that used as part of the evidence to get the fisa warrant? >> that's one of the things we want to know. remember, they had a warrant rejected before. so the question is steele dossier comes in, do they use the steele dossier and do they represent it accurately to the judge looking at it? afternoon i thinand i think part representation would be this is a campaign piece opposition researcher piece. it doesn't disprof it. maybe mrs. clinton discovered real things. but it's something a judge would want to take into consideration. also striking this justice official who said it would be extremely reckless, i'm not sure he's read it. the justice department is claiming they haven't seen it. so you have a man -- that's the kind of campaign kim was talking about. you have a lot of people making claims. adam schiff is out there blaming russia, saying therefore release the memo

pakistan has nuclear weapons or israel our influence over that was zero or even israel you know israel is you know we they they deny that they haven't but they've got a lot of four hundred units of them and it's really well you know michael. my my my for well let me let me go ahead my my proposal is it's always been my proposals always been the united states needs need needs diplomatically to go and challenge north korea by offering an ultimate only diplomatic relations lesson the lesson the sanctions accept their existence and and accept the reality and that they're there and let the two koreas figure out their own destiny ok michael one more thing i'll go to charles here they're going to have to accept that north korea's a nuclear power because just as you said a country that is determined to get those weapons does it ok and there's not much you can do beyond obliterating it we have india we have pakistan we have israel south africa decided to give up you know ukraine gave away their weapons through negotiations but you know north korea as charles you started out with the program the

or isn't the group holding the rallying. led by the main suspect in the two thousand and eight when by a time it's jordan says the arab league will seek international recognition of a palestinian state to donald trump's decision on jerusalem some members of the organization have met in amman jordanians protested after the u.s. president recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. in syria the latest government airstrikes and shelling in rebel held a suburb of damascus have killed at least seventeen people activists say eastern ghouta is being bombarded almost every day about four hundred thousand b.c. syrians are thought to be trapped there. the nigerian government is speeding up the process of bringing its citizens home from libya after allegations of exploitation and abuse the repatriations began a few weeks ago after reports that migrants were being sold into slavery nigeria's foreign minister says two aircraft are being sent to libya to flight eight hundred people back to nigeria those are the headlines inside stories next

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of the book or article or excepts, goes on to ask for an apology or anything in the book that lacksdentiary support. this letter is a legal threat suggesting a lawsuit. incredibly unlikely we would see a lawsuit or the book being halted from publication. i'm told by the publisher they're working on a response but no way they will pull the book from the shelves next week. however we see president trump trying to stop it. by doing so, he's just adding more fuel to the book called "fire and fury". >> thank you. let's bring in white house reporter for "the washington post" josh, political director michael chalian and michael [ inaudible ]. what is the biggest takeaway from wolff's reporting? >> it is the sort of 30,000 foot picture he paints. i don't think it will surprise anyone watching that the trump white house is dysfunctional. if anybody has been paying attention to the news the last year that won't be a surprise. what we're getting for the first time from michael wolff is not people on the periphery or the outside describing that dysfunctional operation inside the white house, it

or you keep seeing something from a company you have little or no interest in.oday, your feed might not be quite the mess you're used to strolling through. >> thank goodness. jessica castro explains the overhall that could bring some sanity to your facebook page. >> you may have already noticed it. it is now prioritizing posts from your friends, family and groups over posts there publishers and brands. they say it is all in an effort to make your time on social media a bit more meaningful. and ceo mark zuckerberg says the boost will them well-being of users but he does expect people will spent less time on facebook. >>> the idea is to try to focus more on bringing people together by trying put more emphasis on facilitating more meaningful interactions between people. the way we do that is to val things like commenting or writing a long comment more, and how long we think you might watch a video for, less. >> so they'rement onning for quality over quantity. sounds altruistic. but the change in facebook'sal goal rhythm is a big change foyer advertisers. the we hav

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moodiness or brando or alcoholism or whatever, you know? and that it's fine to just be, there's nothing wrong with that. if anything one should embrace that. >> i want to get to the me too movement because obviously hollywood is the sort of crucible in terms of what's going on in terms of women's right and women's pushback against sexual abuse, harassment and quid pro quo in your business. how has that affected both of you and do you also believe that it is you guys who have to help us women? >> i think absolutely. the importance of doing this interview with you as opposed to another journalist is not lost upon me. i went to the golden globes with my sister and it was really relate as it related to the second part of your question as far as what's the guy's role? beyond the importance of the movement how does the guy fit in? and it was like an education talking to her and she said, you know, you're part of this new wave, you're a millennial, you're the new generation, you have to be talking about this and i guess i always thought -- i alway

the problem is that most of the people or the sides who are involved right now in the many solution or file i'm not the way they are or do understand yemen in general they have to understand the n.n.t.p. dissolution of the un employee. well the sheriff he tried his best he gave afterwards but it seemed that he didn't understand a side to him and the history of the sidewalks how the complications live i know he was here many years ago during the x. times time and you know it he knows how to how comforting it is so involving experts who know yemen involving experts who know how to reach a solution who one of the people on the ground is not enough to up to talk about outside or talk to officials you have to know on the ground it's happening and know how to reach a solution not the problem makers on the ground which are the tribal leaders the political. officials who are not in the scene right now but they have a lot of influence but it could be any as well why not resigning in cairo except there are so these sides who are respected by all the political parties. whether by the saudi allies

but my guess is the ratio would be 3:1 or 4:1 or 5:1, not 300:1 or 400:1. and, you know, we have a hint-- an actual practical example to show this. right now in the world, the single most successful enterprise that has converted to a democracy at work system exists in the north of spain. some of you may know about it. it's based in a little community, a little city called mondragon in the basque region, just below the pyrenees mountains in the north of spain. this is a company that has been growing since its founding in thee mid-1950s. so it's a good half-century old. it started with 6 workers. it's a system of cooperatives. it has grown quite effectively. it now has over 100,000 employees. it's the seventh-largest enenterprise in all of f spain. and it's just a set of cooperativeses that coordinate with one another. in each of them, the workers are their own board of directors. and, guess what, the workers made a rule-- the highest paid person in the co-ops, in any of them, doesn't get more than 6 1/2 times what ththe lowest-paidid worker does. so there is

>> yes. >> to provide an initial statement for he or she reviews his or her. this excludes other members -- >> this excludes viewing other officers -- other members. >> yes. >> will that satisfy bob? this also excludes viewing other members b.w.c. video? >> that sounds right. as long as the intent is the person gives a statement before he or she reviews any recording? >> except for his or her own. >> all right. >> did you get that? >> yes, i'm going to suggest this is for purchasing of meet and confirm. as long as the intent of what the commission's desire is, this will have to come back. any wordings could be worked out >> let's make sure it's something you've included as commission commissioner hersch points out so when it goes it's clear. >> yep. >> ok. >> so i have two issues. i'm really glad you brought this forward, but i might be the only one that does not understand 2 and 3 on page 2. prong 2, actually. members shall not utilize the body-worn camera mute function. the department reserves the right to disable the mute function. i'm not following that. t

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i have a stronger role there he said that over the last year or so that last week or the first visit of a u.n. official over the last ten months alone so it completes still made by the u.n. side i have a lot of cooperation from both the saudi the collision and the who are these here and sign up so i can eat you talk about the new things need you two of the two things lack of political experience as evidence to suggest that the key political players in yemen benefiting from the war economy it's not exactly the who these interests to bring this conflict to a close is it. i saw somewhere the other i agree with that because right now they are in control and entirely in areas they control there are no rights given to the citizens when it comes to salaries electricity etc they have no . intention of handing over salaries and if they do one month a year so they have no. side that's pushing them to and for us to give the rights to the people who are under their control so this gives the movies more power internally but locally and i'm going to people generally their reputation is not doing w

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a rec park project, whether or not the planning department was involved or this commission would be involved, would be purely add an advisory role. there would be no requirement. therefore, whether we participated at the very beginning or the very end, there's really no mechanism unless we had a landmark resignation in place to require us to be at the table. i mean, certainly we would be happy to offer our services if we were asked, but because we're not the lead agency, we're generally not involved in projects until the very end. >> and typically rec and park, they have their own planners and they're talented people there, but they typically do not -- they have their own commission, so they typically don't ask us to be involved or the planning department to be involved. >> even if there's a collaboration effort here? there are so many departments involved in this kind of a project that from a community perspective, you know, collaboration is open to the city. and i heard mr. frye say being invited, there may be an opportunity but due to staff time and i understand the issue of reso

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you can choose to do this or not, review related efforts, again, value or not. we could do this work opposed to a contractor. those are some of the choices you can make in this. so hold that thought -- here's the draft scope of work for your consideration and then i passed out two sheets which -- you'll need to do a little work to get to scope of work and a little bit of work to choose the facilities. i think what we have been talking about over a couple of meetings is completed projects in at least two park bonds, 2008 clean and safe and 2011 street repaving and safety bond. marni did some work to put together the lists. they're not complete yet. i apologize for that. we need to check a couple of different sources to be sure that the project is ruled complete. we didn't have time to do the two tasks but wanted to let you know what universe you would choose if selecting those bonds. there are other options, we talked about choosing a larger facility like public safety building or something like that. i think we decided to focus on these types of areas. so that's

, or something. and here are a couple of the quotes. mr. sword called hood a fool with a license to kill his own men. and then ben stein, for those who recognized bueller -- for those who think he looks a million, that is who he is. he actually -- you talk about jumping the shark, taking things too far, he actually wrote the article in "the new york times" -- of alldition on things -- the faa pondering whether or not to allow people to talk on their cell phones during flights. and he somehow or another creatively drew that to john bell hood being the most destructive human being of all time. i am not kidding. you all are thinking, sam, you are up here accusing people of exaggerating and i am not doing that. i am telling you. he called him the most destructive american of all time in an article about cell phones. [laughter] stephen: i like the guy. brilliant. he is a big civil war fan, i don't know if you know that. he loves civil war history. give a couple to of examples of how an author or a histori

dizzy or experiencing vertigo? is it associated with some kind of high pitched sound or something? >> senator, you're referring to the attacks against the diplomats. we don't have information about the attacks on individuals. >> so with the diplomats, how often is that? 100% of the time? they hear something or -- >> the vast majority of the 24 cases reported hearing or feeling some auditory sensation. >> when you say feel auditory sensation, something, feeling a flutter in your ear or something, like capitation you hear with the lowering the window in your car? >> the descriptions in sensation vary quite a bit. some vibration and some loud sounds. the descriptions have varied. >> have we ever set up any kind of monitoring device in any of those residences? >> yes, sir. we have provided off the shelf recording devices that are geared to record high frequency sounds. we have successfully recorded some sounds and turned those over to investigators. >> that's interesting. when you recorded those sounds, did people exhi

surveys or something hard that will either support you or support them? >> your honor, there is no evidence about whether or not people who fail to return the notice that moved because they have never claimed it was evidence they have moved their only claim in this case is that we are targeting -- >> there may be polls on how many people throw things in the waste paper basket, which sometimes i do. >> which is what most people do. >> is there hard evidence -- >> most people throw it way. 70%. exhibit i from trial court. their report to elections assistance commission on 2011 -- 1.5 million confirmation noti notices, 1.2 ignored, 20% undeliverable, 20% returned. >> mr. smith, there is one thing, and maybe i should have asked this of the state, but once you don't return the notice you get put on the inactive list, correct? >> correct. >> that means you no longer -- does it mean you no longer get mailings about elections? >> yes, you can still vote but you're not notified of where your polling place is. >> you're not sent any more remind sners. >> that's my

he quoted in 1947 interview in which he said it comes from management or labor, or government or the right, left, or center, whatever imposes on the freedom of the individual is tyranny. it must be opposed. you come to that over years of study and reflection and reading. at the end of the second day we are convinced, he's got it when he said come up to the house and have some ice tea. so we went up everyone up not a great big sprawling mansion. here been working with ge for all those years and he went into the kitchen to do the ice tea and cookies. he put us in the library ten which was very small. i looked over and here are the shelves and shelves of books. what did i do? got up and began looking at them. history, politics, economics, volume after volume conservative classics and therefore books in particular, nobel laureate witness by whittaker chambers the next soviet spy, economics in one lesson of the classic of its time in a book which i had not read, the law and i said who is frederick? i learned earlier 19th century economist of free enterprise or. somebody who could influenc

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hear any noises or fumes or anything like that. and i really think you should reconsider letting him be there. so, yeah. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> i will interpret the statement. my name is carmen. i live in san francisco. and i would -- since the case was denied, i would urge you to reconsider. there are many food trucks and some laws are -- work for them and some work against. and the food truck is an opportunity to give other people work. i urge you to reconsider. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, joe donahue. as we know, this is a rehearing and it's been many years, so maybe alzheimer's has set in, but i understood when the rehearing is requested, there has to be new evidence put in place or evidence that was not possible at the time of the original hearings. so the case has been heard twice at different hearings, two hearings, dpw and here before you. so the appellant has put in no new evidence whatsoever. the evidence tha