madam clerk on the items call the roll. >> clerk: items 1-7. [roll call]. [ayes]. >> president breed: those items are adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: item eight is an ordinance. [reading item #8]. >> clerk: pursuant to the charter, this item requires eight votes of all members of the board. >> president breed: thank you. seeing no names, colleagues can we pass this item, same house, came call? out objection, the ordinance is passed unanimously. next item. [reading item #9]. >> clerk: this item pursuant to the charter requires an eight vote threshold. >> president breed: can we take this item, same house, came call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously. next item. [reading item #10]. >> president breed: without objection, the ordinance is passed unanimously. next item. [reading item #11]. >> same house, came call. without objection, the ordinance is passed unanimously. next item. [reading item #12]. >> president breed: colleagues, can we take this item, same house, same call? without objection, the ordinance finally passes

madam clerk, please call the roll. [ roll call ] >> thank you, major. ladies and gentlemen. please join us in the pledge of allegiance. [ pledge of allegiance ] >> thank you. madam clerk, are there any communications. >> there are none to report. >> colleagues, we're approving the minutes from march 13th, 2018. is there a motion to approve those minutes? moved by supervisor kim. seconded by supervisor stefani. without objection, those meeting minutes will be passed after public comment. please read the consent agenda. >> 1 through 23 are on consent. they're routine, if a member objects, it may be removed and considered separately. >> roll call item on 1 through 23. supervisor fewer. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> those are adopted unanimously. >> item 24, the amount of 1.1 million to public works to fund a street and sidewalk cleaning pilot enhancement project in fiscal years 2017 through 2018. >> roll call item. [ roll call ] >> there are 6 ayes and 5 nos n. >> the ordinance finally passes. next item. >> 25 is an ordains to order the str

at the same time, call completion of legitimate calls, all legitimate calls, including robocalls, is also important to the fcc. so, what we've done is encourage voice providers -- you heard a little bit about this earlier -- to have a mechanism in place to identify quickly false positives and rectify that situation, because no one wants your kid's school robocall to get blocked in the net. similarly, you heard mentioned earlier today of a reassigned numbers database. that's an effort by the fcc to make sure that robocalls made by legitimate callers that are desired by consumers are still made and still received. so, the mere fact that i give up my phone number to someone else should not mean that i stop getting the robocalls that i consented to earlier, and it shouldn't mean that the new person that has the phone number gets unwanted robocalls. so that's part of the initiative, to make sure the good calls get through as we move forward and block calls. >> i just want to underscore from the federal trade commission, the definition of telemarketing is different. so the school calls, th

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well lattimer putin had a phone call today to emanuel mccrone the french president in which he warns mccrone against any sort of dangerous actions as he put it in syria apparently the firms of possible airstrikes he said that that could lead to unpredictable consequences there is the threat of escalation as russian politicians have been calling in recent days for russia to try and shoot down any western missile that might be sent into syria there's been rumors that the british base in cyprus could even be targeted as part of retaliation but one one small cause for hope is that we know the confliction line between russian and u.s. military's is still being used according to both sides they're talking about that to try and avoid any sort of loss of life or violent concentration confrontation between these former cold war foes it could escalate out of control very quickly and also playing up on wesson fails a domestic politics playing up the likelihood of a possible refugee influx they face happens. that's right sergei lavrov in his remarks today said that cautioned against syria becomi

[roll call] >> mr. vice chair, the motion is three aye, one absent. >> please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda item 5b, commending and expressing appreciation to chen fei ferry lo for his dedicated service upon his retirement from the successor agency to the redevelopment agency of san francisco, discussion and action, resolution number 4-2018. madame director? >> thank you. good afternoon. wow. this is bittersweet. look, i want to extend my congratulations to ferry for serving the agency over 22 years and for being patient and kind with me and being so responsive to me the last year. with that, i'll open it up to monica. human resources manager will give an overview and the commendation to ferry. thank you. >> good afternoon. chair, madame secretary, council, i am here today echoing nadia. bittersweet but very happy occasion for chen fei ferry lo upon his retirement from the agency. fers ri is here. a humble and reserved man. but we wanted to spend this time here briefly to s

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host: thank you for calling. i want to mention the coverage of the funeral for barbara bush, former first lady. she is a viewing today in houston, texas. time, withoutern that live on c-span and there is a live shot right now from saint martin's episcopal church, just a few blocks from the home where she and george h.w. bush lived. a public viewing at 1:00, the funeral itself by invitation only as far as guests go, but there will be a camera there at noon tomorrow eastern time in houston, texas. noon.aturday at we interviewed barbara bush at her home in houston in 2013 as part of the first lady's influence an image series. here she is talking about her faith. [video clip] private.ush: it's very believer in a loving god, i pray, george and i pray every night. i allowed. .- out loud sometimes we fight over whose turn it is, but we do. i have no fear of death. huge comfort, because we are getting darn close, and i don't have a fear of death for my precious george or for myself. because i know that there is a great g

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and why in the world a special counsel would be permitted to be called, given that the person calling who laid the basis, the premise for his firing? >> he's been conflict and disqualified for months. lou: from the beginning. >> everything you had up on that screen, frankly there is additional lesser conflicts and weird happenstance. but those are the main bullet points. how he has allowed into the department of justice every days a head screamp. how people he's interacting with on a day-to-day basis are all whistling past the graveyard like nothing is wrong. they know these conflicts exist. i don't know how they can prepretend it's normal order of business when it's not. lou: why there is any hesitation on the part of the leadership of the republican party? and i'm talking about ryan and mcconnell to stand up and say this is fundamentally a farce. and it is illegal be it's unconstitutional it's irrational and against the interest of the united states to subvert a president on these bases? it's madness. >> in the end president trump will have to make a decision. it will be a tough one

thank you for taking my call. host: echoing thoughts from jenkins of kentucky, as united states and our allies begin murderous assad's regime, we pray for the safety of our troops. marty on the line from savannah, georgia, republican. caller: thank you for having me on. host: you bet. caller: i want to say what a difficult job our president and leaders have making this kind of decision. it cannot be an easy task to take a call for a judgment task in other countries. i was crying tonight watching the news, watching syrians being viciously attacked, babies attacked. i was praying for the country. this verse was brought to mind where that it says, the one authority is god's servant for your good. but if you do wrong, be afraid. rulers do not air the sword for no region -- no reason. they bring wrath on the wrongdoer. i think god the vengeance is his, not mine, and that i am part of a country that stays against evil. -- a housecountry divided cannot stand. we need to support them, pray for them and stand united. host:

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the president called it a break-in. cohen says he is upset about being targeted but actually thanked the agents when they were done. when asked if he was worried, cohen told cnn, "i would be lying to you if i told you that i'm not. do i need this in my life? no. do i want to be involved in this? no." >>> and a source who is familiar with the raid on the new york city hotel room where cohen and his wife were saying said that cohen answered the door himself monday. an fbi agent stuck his foot in the door so cohen couldn't close it and immediately took cohen's cell phone out of his hand. sources say among the items agents were looking for in the raids on cohen's hotel room, his home and office, were records of payments to women who allegedly had affairs with mr. trump -- stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. the search warrants also set to cover cohen's business investments and material elderly to election laws -- material related to election laws. >> before the search warrants were issued, manhattan's top federal prosecutor

walter: morris raskin of the so-called new party has called a meeting at the drake hotel, reserved a banquet room. he is expecting 200 or 300 delegates to attend that meeting. now at the podium, the press secretary to philly senator robert kennedy, is seconding the nomination of senator mcgovern. >> a moral disaster for our nation when he calls for the application of part of our swollen defense budget to the needs of rural and urban america, he shows the passion and commitment we so badly need in the presidency. george mcgovern said in south dakota last may that robert kennedy would have been one of the three great presidents in our history, and i believe that , too. [applause] and robert kennedy said in the same month that george mcgovern was the senator who had the most feeling and does things in the most genuine way without that affecting his life and that it , was truer of him than any other man in the united states senate, and i believe that too. [applause] >> he is the candidate, my fellow democrats, not of the clubhouse, but of the classroom. not of city hall, but of the peopl

i was handling phone calls mostly to lulu bankhead, she was the first who called and she was just distraught. i had to talk to vice president humphrey. i had called, we had several of the cabinet secretaries on the same airplane going to asia. i think it was to japan for some sort of a conference. i called dean rusk, the secretary of state, and i told him what the president had done and his response was thank you very much. so, he just took it in stride. he was a person of few words, anyway. so, i was taking those calls and to different members of the congress, to let them know. so, it was -- it was a happy feeling. and as i say, it was almost as though president johnson was on his way out of jail because he always felt, in that particular year, he always felt very confined by the white house. so, it was a feeling of freedom. mr. scully: one other conversation on to the evening of march 31. this is with willard werts who served as the labor secretary. let's listen. [audio clip] >> mr. president -- >> yes, bill, how are you? >> that was the greatest contribution to peace in all of history. >>

all of that was even to the call the call that a lot. of the. question that you get a call that honey if you think that sure that. those that. are on there. that caylee is meant to be a universal figure who draws support from the miss lynn community as a whole that is obviously not the case with a bucket and the fact that all the historical record also shows that when people can gain broad base consensus that caliphate automatically becomes invalidate. the caliphate is such an extraordinary entity. as an outsider i wish that the islamic world like you had something to represent them all that next to those. traditions of political violence or civil war what about the other side of islam which i'm afraid the west doesn't really understand. eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat . how i once again we do still have some rather lovely shot was making the way across the middle east and that will be the case over the next couple of days a fair amount of cloud showing up on the satellite picture iran seeing some of that cloudy weather gradually making its

of some within the but also beyond meter minister you keep calling for facts russia is calling for right but when you get them and you don't like them you dismiss them where other without a stand where are those facts given by the o p c w four and for example let's talk about can she who the experts are though p c w had major concerns about can shake. the alleged use of sarin on april the fourth twenty seventh in the event for which the americans retaliated let's recall that your defense ministry offered at the time what it called objective data in an effort to prove that rebels had been to blame a scenario that was const comprehensively rejected by the un and the o.p.c. w investigators they had no doubts about syrian government culpability they said in twenty seventeen october the leadership panel is confident that the syrian arab republic is responsible for the release of sarin current sheeple can check on. they're facts based on their knowledge their expertise based on something that is being used more and more in terms of a so-called distance investigation miles and dozens of miles a

approximate call items 21-23 together. intention to sell bonds for item 21. authorizes the issuance of earthquake and safety response obligation bonds in amount not to exceed $190 million. number 22 affordable housing taxable general obligation bonds in the amount not to exceed 146 million tdz and item 23, resolution to authorize the issuance and sale of health and safety tax exempt general obligation bonds. >> president breed: can we take the items, same house same call? those item are adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 24 is resolution to approve with the internal revenue code of 1986, the california municipal finance authority, also known as the authority and certain local agencies such as the city and county of san francisco, issuance of revenue bonds in an aggregate principle amount not to exceed $40 million and the loans therefore to school inc. facility. >> president breed: without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 25, ordinance to approve the assessor's award for information that led to the detection of underpayment of

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we resume call on all parties to seek political solutions. we are work -- waiting to work with all parties toward space and security in the basis of mutual understanding and determination to make the world a safer place. thank you. >> the representative poland. >> thank you. i would like to think mr. secretary general. mr. president, poland views recent events in the context of the repeated chemical weapons attacks against syrian population as a consequence of impunity enjoyed by the perpetrator so far. that was an appropriate response. in such circumstances the international community cannot remain inactive. it should take all necessary measures to prevent such effects from happening in the future especially after -- against civilian populations. this should be identification of the perpetrators and bring them to justice. we fully understand the reasons behind the actions taken last night against the syrian chemical weapons capabilities and we support this action intended to deter chemical weapons attacks against the people of syria. let me

i go to call her. no service. >> reporter: she flew on, alone. nowhere to call for help.ic. barely missed rearview very tall trees and then. >> finally it started to open up around me. more space and, thank goodness. >> reporter: relief now? >> almost to the airport. after i get out of this curve, right on my left side. i can just land -- and calm down, and then i'll be able to go home and relax. >> reporter: not quite. >> around that curve -- and it's a dead end with mountains on all sides of me, and my heart dropped. >> reporter: mckenzie had flown straight into a box canyon. mountains towering on all sides. she was trapped, and then weirdly her desperate eye caught something other wordily. >> out of my peripheral vision i see all this movement. there's a huge herd of elk. 200 head of them. >> reporter: saw you come along? >> they heard me and got scared. >> reporter: and then a warning blared, she was about to stall. her only chance was to accelerate straight down, then pull up and make it over the peak. the ground is rushing at you at this point? >> exactly. at this p

with money and influence a vote today to discover their assets frozen in response to what washington calls a breeze in pattern of malign activity including meddling in the twenty six u.s. election also coming up showdown at the gaza border israeli troops again fire at palestinian protesters killing at least seven people and injuring hundreds more. also catalonia separatist leader walks free from a german jail judges refusing to extradite karla's puts them all on rebellion charges and releasing him on. i bring golf it's good to have you with us add another blow to the already bad relationship between russia and the west the u.s. has struck at russian president vladimir putin's inner circle imposing the trump administration's toughest sanctions yet on seven of the richest. washington saying that the move is in response to what he calls russia's line activity around the world including its intervention in the twenty sixteen u.s. election. one of the most striking editions to america's sanctions list is not in the putin son in law korea. he's vice president of russia's biggest petro chemical c

he is calling out russia and iran. because of what has happened with the chemical attacks this past weekend. see mike i have to tell you. as we watch the stocks for me on that. i am most interested in the fact for all of this as we wait on the president to go back to the trade issue. last week it was larry kudlow who says blame china. don't blame the president. another president is seen blame everybody but china. this is actually a strategy. he did this with north korea. the bluster going out. a lot of bluster about china. and now apparently the president is softening his tongue. maybe there can be a deal with this. and influence there in the white house and making in making his presence heard. i think things change over a matter of hours. welcome to the network. who is looking for facebook's misery more. just as mark zuckerberg does that dry run ahead of the congressional testimony tomorrow. the guy cringing real-time data is the least facebook movement. and on the offense present from pouring gasoline on not the alre

well the un is edging restraint on both sides in this calling for the israeli army to hold. today the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east peace process nicholai mlodinow off said he is following with concern the continuing preparations and the rhetoric for this friday's great return march in gaza mr manof called on israeli forces to exercise maximum restraint and for palestinians to avoid friction at the gaza fence he added that demonstrations and protests must be allowed to proceed in a peaceful manner civilians particularly children must not be intentionally put in danger or targeted in any way. now many artists go to gaza have done so over the years to document the hardships being faced by palestinians living on the blockade we've met his name is osama. and he's been telling palestinian history through sands coaches and this is his story. do you want to. draw in the sand is my hobby and i loved doing that since i was a kid i love visual arts tell me get it to work even though my whole family wanted me just to focus on my education i still wanted to dedicate more

vice president mike pence called on leaders to support the u.s. led strikes he said he is confident government forces use chlorine gas and last week suspected chemical attack on the duma the first range of family to be repatriated from bangladesh has arrived in myanmar state a family of five was given identification documents but not and ship un warns the community still faces discrimination and persecution in myanmar all and seven hundred thousand range of muslims fled to neighboring bangladesh following a minute she cracked last year. attackers disguised as united nations peacekeepers have detonated two car bombs at french and u.n. bases in mali the attack happened in timbuktu on saturday one peacekeeper was killed and ten french soldiers were wounded no one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack on a journalist in nigeria previously involved in the gay she. says only a few of the chibok school girls being held by the armed group are still alive government says it has no way of backing up the reporter's claim. going exactly four years ago

, calling for a much more generous. . . immigration, calling for a much more generous... should be more exemptions for commonwealth citizens, but a broader amnesty for illegal immigrants. those who have been here for ten years and have an unblemished record should be allowed to remain. that is a policy that would potentially apply to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants. when mrjohnson knows that mrs may has made central to her politics remaining committed to driving net migration down to the tens of thousands. at one level i think that would be seen as a direct challenge to mrs may's whole approach to immigration. at another it would suggest mrjohnston does not believe the government have done enough to draw a line under the windrush sega —— saiga. and others still will see it as evidence of mrjohnston‘s willingness, readiness, to challenge mrs may over difficult decisions at a time when she is locked in very fraught negotiations within her cabinet over brexit. norman smith, thank you. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has called for a change in cult

regime call it what you will that they lose. business but if they don't get the world's people they won't they could bring the. best there is traced back to the streets whatever they want and that is what this today is about really. reemphasizes that they're the ones with popular power here ok robin thanks very much. france has proposed negotiating a new deal with iran building on the twenty fifteen agreement to cut its nuclear program the french president emanuel macro has made that offer to the u.s. president on trump whose threatened to pull out of the agreement is on a state visit is in washington. u.s. president donald trump welcomed french president emmanuel macron to the white house with a state dinner to celebrate the bond between the two nations. but it appears to be a warm friendship was on full display earlier in the day trump even somewhat oddly decided to wait dandruff off mccraw on shoulders we have to make them perfect he is perfect but as the parent barked on the substance of their bilateral meeting from had a st

isn't even taking his phone calls. we're talking about thirty thousand families this isn't a small number they paid employees in the west bank but they didn't pay us in gaza this makes the employees here really afraid. user so ruth is waiting for his monthly pay a stipend of two hundred ninety dollars awarded after he was shot and injured during a protest three years ago nearly half of it goes on rent for the tiny home he shares with his wife and two daughters their landlord is threatening a fiction. because. we are prisoners families of martyrs the injured they shouldn't put us in between the two sides they shouldn't connect the reconciliation problems with our salaries because that will destroy one hundred percent of the. the palestinian president and fatah head mahmoud abbas has been threatening further measures designed to increase the pressure on rival faction hamas which controls gaza a reconciliation deal signed in october has been teetering on collapse since almost before the ink had dried the p.a. insists on a

and it's yours just for calling.ll now. >>> so, whatever happened to the internal fbi investigation surrounding the man who just joined donald trump's legal team? we'll look at what rudy giuliani is up to, ahead. first, among the stories that went under the radar this week was the senate confirmation of oklahoma republican, jim bridenstein to lead nasa. bridenstein who has no background in science just squeaked by the senate on a peter line vote, and now a republican congressman who says he's not sure humans are the primary drivers of climate change will lead the $20 billion bureaucracy charged with studying the man-made effects of climate change. one of the nasa programs is called operation ice bridge, which tracks how climate change is affecting the earth's all-important polar regions. msnbc's jacob soboroff went to greenland to see how nasa collects this crucial information. >> reporter: the arctic sea ice has been changing dramatically in the last several decades. looking at the data in a scientific sense, i've s

there was a call in between. was the committee able to determine anything about that call or whether don junior talked to his father? >> good evening, chris, no. the republicans who held. the subpoena power were completely unwilling to subpoena donald trump jr.'s phone provider, who would have been able to tell us who that blocked number belonged to. we have a lot of circumstantial evidence that suggests that we would want to know whether or not candidate trump knew about this meeting. he was in the building. he was just one floor above where the meeting took place. he was very close with the agalarov family, who asked to set up the meeting. so the fact that he wouldn't have been a part of it or had any idea, it just does not make much sense. he was exchanging gifts at the time with the agalarov family, who were sending him a birthday painting just a couple of days after. and then, of course, there's the timing of what he was telling the world would be coming. and just a couple days later after the meeting, julia

it calls —— calls for a military action. it calls —— calls fora war military action. war powers act have come before at interventions in afghanistan, libya and iraq. for some thing stronger than this unenforceable convention. tentative plans were dropped around two years ago by the then defence secretary michael fallon and prime minister david cameron. they said they did not want to be artificially constrained to keep this country safe but if this were to go ahead, the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry said if the prime minister got could not or the country was invaded, there would not have to be a delay, they could get some response “— have to be a delay, they could get some response —— the prime minister got kidnapped. would we have been able to call parliament in this instance? i spoke to two people today who said no because of where everybody was spread around the globe, they could not get back in time to match french and american deadlines leaving britain isolated and weak. and borisjohnson said today the reason they did not get parliamentary approval was

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i don't like being naked all the time but i don't want to be called a nudest. >> trevor: but people call around your office naked. >> i'm not a shamed of my body, trevor! ( laughter ) the point is, the whole thing is a disgrace. it's a disgrace. i will say this, though, the wigs they put on them dolls, on point. look at the detail. the curve, the banks, that's some artisanal racism, and the creativity doesn't even end there. the woman had a backstory for the display. >> all the baseball players on there are actual from the first blacks that played the baseball game. >> they were asking specifically what the black mannequin is supposed to represent. >> like the mom of the baseball players, basically. >> oh! right! now it makes sense! this was a tribute to the trail-blazing black baseball players and they momma! ( laughter ) because i don't know what you know about negro league baseball but before every game, jackie robinson's momma would hand him a confed rat flag and say, go get i'm, baby! ( laughter ) give me that back that batted, put the flag in your hand. go get 'em. ( laughter ) >>

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s chancellor angela merkel calls him the german ambassador to space.guest uses the nickname astro alex on his last mission he conducted over one hundred scientific experiments and a space walk which is one of the greatest challenges for an astronaut. going out the door is something that is of course a little bit more dangerous but once in a while we have to do this to install new experiments on the outside to keep the space station running and if that happens so force the astronauts don't say no because it's a it's of the amazing experience. one of the experiments guest and his colleagues will conduct involves a so-called flying brain a robot with artificial intelligence. and a measure of humor. m r two d two just kidding my name is simon and i will support you. on this parabolic flight the robot is being tested in zero gravity as the first fully automatic robot with artificial intelligence simon is unique the robot will support alexander guest on his space mission by fulfilling routine tasks such as documenting experiments. the first subject of those

in nineteen eighty three he has consistently called out british foreign policy he's consistently called out american foreign policy he has consistently challenge the british mainstream media and history shows that he has been correct he was correct about what happened in the former yugoslavia he was correct about what happens in iraq he was correct about libya he was correct about ukraine and he was correct about syria but what i believe all the more frightening about how british mainstream media is treating him is the level of abuse yes because yes they have tackled him over the last you know years but the person who abuse against him is absolutely horrific being called a traitor being called a putin apologist this is not something which should be tolerated in britain because after all britain is supposed to be a democracy there is supposed to be rule of law there is supposed to be respect in british politics but when it comes to corbin none of that is there and we have to ask why is that the case and it's very very simple because jeremy corbyn terrifies the british establishment sees

because the couple has called it quits.nt saying we have lovingly chosen to separate. we fell deeply in love and have had a magical journey together. >> i don't know about a statement. looks more like a novel. so they went on to reassure fans that nothing salacious is going on. they just realized that it was time to, quote, take some space. >> yeah, the two have been married for almost nine years. you might remember they met on the set of the dance movie "step up." but one of their most memorable on screen collaborations took place on the small screen. ♪ >> so ll cool jay. his impression of magic mike of course and impression of beyonce on the same show, spot on. beyonce herself joined him on stage. >> yeah, probably the best lip sync battle performance ever. they were also well-known on the red carpet and made a lot of social media videos together. they have a daughter who will turn five next month. we obviously wish them the best. >> we do wish them the best. >> but we thank them for the excuse to eat breakup food. >> nin

we used to call him judge, we used to call him tm. we actually never called him justice marshall. but so here's the one that maybe won't be so surprising. it was -- this was one that really brought on the knuck knucklehead appalachian. it was a case called cottermas, and it was about a school girl, a white 10-year-old, 12-year-old girl in rural kansas, i believe it was. and she lived some miles away, more than 15 miles away, from the nearest school. and there was a bus service, but they made you pay. and they wouldn't give a waiver for even for indigent students. so the result was this girl didn't get to school. and there was a challenge brought to the fee schedule, to the idea of a state charging fees for the school bus, which was absolutely necessary for her to get to school. and was a constitutional challenge brought under the equal protection clause, and we walked into his office, and i laid out, you know, the arguments. and i said to him, you know, judge, i just think it's going to be hard for -- i think her name was serita, to win. and he looked at me, said, why? well, you k

information and then call the sheriff dispatch. and to call the sheriff dispatch and have that dispatch notify the officer. >> too many steps in the process? and in the meantime an attack is continuing to happen? >> yes. >> you want to see that changed? >> yes. >> sometimes drivers can't get through to dispatch. >> they don't answer -- >> reporter: some responses were so slow, even the passengers noted. >> response is slow. >> very slow. >> i hit that button, nobody calls or answers -- >> reporter: videos we saw show minutes matter. this deputy sprinted on scene a minute after the driver's call for help and able to stop at tack but that rarely happens said nathaniel arnold. >> i have been a victim. i've been spat on and i've actually had a gun held out to me. >> reporter: he's the chairman of the driver safety committee. he said it has gotten so dangerous that drivers started riding each other bus's on certain routes to help in case of a emergency. >> do you think these are life and death stakes at hand here? >> yes. they definitel

like this in makeshift solutions are perhaps not what the shooting survivors had in mind when they called for action samir khan r t washington d.c. . just quick reminder more reaction to the emergency u.n. security council meeting called by russia tonight a real frank and heated statement of russia's position and came forth and response in turn from the u.k. and then the u.s. in the coming hours much more russian reaction to that than the next news bulletin here just about twenty nine a half minutes away with me kevin when we get more great programs feline's up in your region after this break. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill the narrowness and spending to twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to do because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so will transfer. and thinks he's going to. win the whole make this manufacture game sen

same house same call? ready items 9 and 11 together -- 9 through 11. >> items 9 through 11 are three ordinances that pertaining to music project located at 200 through 214 van ness avenue. item 9 is an amendment to the general plan to revise the height districts in the downtown area. item ten amends the planning code to authorize a height limit exception for a building to enclose or screen specified futures from view, allow increased roof height, and provide additional visual interest to the roof of the structure. item 11 approves a development agreement between the city and the conservatory of music with various public benefits and for all three items to affirm, the ceqa determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> cool egg colleagues, same house same call? they are adopted unanimously. let's go to item 12. >> that's an ordinance to order the summary street vacation for panama street and interstate highway 280 in the ocean view neighborhood to convey the interest in the street sakes area to the

morning, my monthly call calling from the hamptons.ast 10 say, days of the election, when comey with ut with that -- e-mails, he er's totally infected the election hillary, butled had instead we got trump. thank you very much. next month.u host: gretchen, stick around for a second. readon the line, i want to you from "u.s.a. today" interview with james comey, about the y talking incident you are referring to and get your reaction. comey, who has reputation for self-righteousness, didn't for the decisions he made in the clinton case. before the days election that the e-mail investigation had been reopened, options as d his really bad on one hand and catastrophic on the other. he picked a really bad choice to reveal. i even hope hillary clinton at least reads those parts of the book, i think she will walk away kn saying, i still think that guy is an idiot, but he's an honest trying to do the right thing here. caller: i don't believe hillary no, no.saying that, overqualified to be president. a really good hance to have progressiveness fee

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