china has been -- i call it a dereliction of duty's. a the military they say it is dereliction of duty, what happened to our country. our representatives allowed other countries, and i'm not just talking about china, china is the big one, to take advantage of us on trade the way we have been taken advantage of. china as an example has made a fortune. a transfer of wealth like nobody has ever seen. they are almost all bad, but china is the big one. i'm not satisfied, but we will see what happens. i wanted to go quickly. you are talking about billions of dollars a week. say, let's meet in a couple of weeks, that is to billion dollars. -- $2 billion. billions of dollars a week we lose. where looking to go quickly. i will say i am disappointed because when kim jong-un had the meeting with president xi in china, the second -- the first one we knew about -- i think there was a change in attitude from kim jong-un. i don't like that. i don't like it from the standpoint of china. i hope that is not true. i have a great relationship with presiden

because it's been derelict all the time they've been negotiating it. i find that a little bit odd. we do feel as mr. schulman just said, that this should be developed as housing. we've seen even, if you want to look at amazon and -- or whole foods, a market in valencia, when we were in the middle of a housing downturn, they could be quite proactive and good in getting a project done. what we're looking at here is not something that can't pencil out. we need a sharper pencil being used. mr. isaacson is an experienced developer. if he had a sharper, better pencil, ecohe could do this, a we'd certainly like to see a better project with housing in this location. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, miss morgan, please. >> hello, commissioners. elaine morgan, president of cathedral home neighbors, cochair of vanness quarter neighbor coalition, and vice president, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. two of our organizations have sent letters in support of the community alternative to the conditional use and the coalition which is a

that if you look at it, it's called, in the military, they'd say it's dereliction of duty. what happened to our country, that our representatives allowed other countries, and i'm not just talking about china. china is the big one, to take advantage of us on trade the way we've been taken advantage of. so china, as an example, has made a fortune. i mean, a transfer of wealth like nobody has ever seen in history. they're the big one. they're almost all bad, but china is the big one. so, no, i'm not satisfied, but we'll see what happens. we have a long way to go. but i wanted to go fairly quickly. you know, you're talking about numbers like that; you're talking about billions of dollars a week. okay? so when they say, oh, let's meet in a couple of weeks. oh, that's $2 billion, right? i view it that way. you know, we're talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer, we lose. and so we're looking to go quickly. i will say i'm a little disappointed, because when kim jong-un had the meeting with president xi, in china, the second meeting, the first meeting we knew about

if you look at it, in the military they would say takes dereliction of duty. what happened to our country that our representativestakes dereliction of duty. what happened to our country that our representatives allowed other countries, and i'm not talking about china, china is the big one, to take advantage of us on trade the way we've been taken advantage of. so china has an example has made a fortune. i mean, a transfer of wealth like knobs has ever seen nobody. china is the big one, but they are almost all there. so, no, i'm not satisfied, but we have a long way to go. but i want to go fairly quickly. you are talking about numbers like that, you are talking about billions of dollars a week, okay? so when they say let's meet in a couple weeks, no, that is $2 billion. i trview it that way. we're talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer. we lose. and so we're looking to go quickly. i will say i'm a little disappointed because when kim jung-un had the meeting with president xi in china, the second meeting -- first meeting we knew about. the secre

neil kinnock has warned jeremy corbyn he is going to make a dereliction of duty.etty accurate. neil kinnock has said, the part jeremy pretty accurate. neil kinnock has said, the partjeremy corbyn is going to expose, working people, it is opposed to protect from the rock slide of hard brexit, and he has dismissed jeremy corbyn's claims that the single market would restrict the uk's ability to intervene ina restrict the uk's ability to intervene in a british industry as being part of an infantile leftist illusion which i think is more damning thana illusion which i think is more damning than a of duty. —— serious invasion of duty. lord kinnock says, whether you think this is a veiled incitement for mps to rebel, that loyalty is a virtue that in excess fills graveyards, but there hasn't beena fills graveyards, but there hasn't been a lot of rebellion. a lot of, we are not very happy, but we're not going to do it anything about it. the clinic takes a long holiday from politics and then he pops back and throws a bombshell into the labour party —— neil kinnock takes a l

that's a dereliction of our duty here in the congress and the president's duty to protect us. the pentagon has banned z.t.e. phones, saying in a statement, quote, z.t.e. devices may pose an unacceptable risk to the department's personnel information and mission. if our defense department is banning these phones, why are we allowing them to come into the country and do industrial espionage and steal our intellectual property from our companies? here's what f.b.i. director chris wray, appointed by president trump, told the senate intelligence committee in february. he said, he was saying that we shouldn't use z.t.e. products or services, period. here's what he said, quote, we're deeply concerned about the risks of allowing any company or entity that is beholden to foreign governments that don't share our values to gain positions of power inside our telecommunication networks. that provides the capacity to exert pressure or control over our telecommunications infrastructure. it provides the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information. and it provides the capacity to condu

the winery there's the former monastery church in communist east german times it was completely derelict some dedicated citizens got together formed a society called the friars and safe the building. i can imagine that reconstructing this church was a lot of work now it's a beautiful gym but ruined also can be fascinating at the zala river you can find to castle ruins almost next to each other. his book castle is the first to come into view high above the xylo. gets in better shape than its sister the neighboring castle. they both rank among the most beautiful castles on the xylo in the nineteenth century poets artists and students made them a by word for the romance of the middle ages. as alec casillas the older of the two duties and taxes used to be exacted here. nearby evidence was discovered that there had been wild horse hunters in the sala valley fifteen thousand years ago those fines for old people so much that in eight hundred nineteen the first german historical association was founded at solich distinguished members include a q one hundred was gone for good and the home bought

it's called -- in the military, they'd say it's a dereliction of duty, what happened to our country. that our representatives allowed other countries -- and i'm not just talking about china. china's the big one. to take advantage of us on trade the way we've been taken advantage of. so china as an example has made a fortune. i mean, a transfer of wealth like nobody's ever seen in history. they're the big one. they're almost all there. but china's the big one. so no, i'm not satisfied. but we'll see what happened. we have a long way to go. but i wanted to go fairly quickly. you're talking about numbers like that. you're talking about billions of dollars a week, okay. so when they say, oh, let's meet in a couple weeks. oh, that's $2 billion, right? i view it that way. you know, we're talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer. we lose. and so we're looking to go quickly. i will say i'm a little disappointed because when kim jong-un had the meeting with president xi in china, the second meeting. the first meeting, we knew about. the second meeting, i think there was a littl

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in the military they say it's a dereliction of duty. what happened to our country that our representatives allowed other countries -- i'm not just talking about china. china is the big one -- to take advantage of us on trade. the way we have been taken advantage of. so china as an example has made a fortune. i mean, a transfer of wealth like nobody has ever seen in history. they had the big one. they are almost all bad but china is the big one. so i'm not satisfied but we will see what happens. we have a long way to go. but i want it to go fairly quickly. you talk about numbers like that. you are talking about billions of dollars a week. okay? so when they say oh, let's meet in a couple of weeks. that's $2 billion. right? i view it that way. we are talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer. we lose. and so we are looking to go quickly. i will say i'm a little disappointed because when kim jong un had the meeting with president xi in china, the second meeting. the first meeting we knew about. the second meeting, i think the

sarah coppock pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty.was responsible for the safe navigation of the ship. she was sentenced to three months of half pay and a letter of reprimand. three others also face charges. >>> "newsweek" reports that bob marley's granddaughter is suing. yesterday's body cam video from the incident of last week. >> it makes everything look bad. >> does this look bad? >> yes, it does. >> talking is bad? >> no. talking is cool. pin canada.know how they do it talking to police is a good thing. >> the video cam shows them talking to her. they were leaving when a neighbor called 911 to report a possible burglary. police interviewed them for 20 minutes before realizing they were at the home as guests. police deny race was a factor. >>> and britain's "telegraph" says a cure for baldness could come from the side effect of a cancer drug. scientists at manchester university first studied a cancer drug called cfa which has a side effect of heavy unwanted hair growth. it led them to an osteoporosis drug which stimulates hair gro

there is a dereliction on the american heritage dictionary because these don't make quick semantic shift adding the idioms but overhauling take or go if you do it once every 50 years you are probably set. not to say that these words don't have a semantic shift and to find a new sense of the word pudding found in quotations for a reason and what was outlined in the overhaul is not new and that careful reading of the citation and her nature led her to look at the finer meaning of it is for a proper noun to distinguish the condition of the reference from a hypothetical condition and can start three times in seven games where necessary again thinking. it was one of my most exciting days for sure. [laughter] the process was simpler than it sometimes is because i didn't have to go back and forth whether the meaning was covered or not it was immediately apparent that it wasn't it was just a matter to formulate the definition itself i felt very proud of myself when it was all done. it seems ludicrous all that fussing for the letter a? nobody pays attention to little words like this everybody kno

police launched a search operation, her body was found three days later in a derelict building in a parkeedings as 31—year—old kasim lewis pleaded guilty to her murder. the court heard how her hands had been bound by cable ties before she was attacked with a broken bottle. sentencing kasim lewis to 29 years in prison, thejudge described the killing is horrendous and barbaric come he said what you did to her was wicked beyond belief. ispoke come he said what you did to her was wicked beyond belief. i spoke to her stepfather afterwards he welcomed the sentencing and said he's happy he is now locked up to save other lives like his daughter's. the european commission is taking the uk and five other countries to court for failing to cut emissions of nitrogen dioxide produced by diesel engines. the poisonous gas causes thousands of premature deaths every year. the government has said it's working on a new clean air strategy to address the problem. an eruption has rocked hawaii's kilaueau volcano, sending an ash plume thousands of feet into the air. so far the eruption has destroyed 37 homes in

it is their dereliction of duty on the country of what is going on in the tory party, at the moment,law of cabinet is a laugh, and he is totally above it, because yours too much power above her position. kirsty blackman, but how do you respond to those who say that that would be the worst of all options, because ruth still be paying money into the eu, but no say? economic, the most important thing for our country's economy, the reason she should stay in the customs union and single market is because those that would be the best things that everybody, even if we have got to leave the eu, and therefore less say overall, nonetheless, still economic and better. the fact that there are loads of backbenchers holding her up oi'i loads of backbenchers holding her up on this and making sure that she makes economic and wrong decisions is ridiculous. there is a majority and it has remaining in the customs union, and you should respect the will of parliament. thank you very much boil time. we are running out of time. we had labour lindsay hoyle. i think a lot of people liked his less fussy appro

the germans fled in one nine hundred forty four and one nine hundred forty five the church became derelict it was only renovated in one nine hundred ninety. so you can say that the germans built the church twice first in seventeen seventeen when the master builder of the town of cash in iraq was a german and the second time after the political turnaround after nine hundred ninety the kopeikin germans made donations and we renovated the church. the association of cop atheist germans was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety in the wake of the political changes under communism people were forbidden to speak german in public only at home in secret since nine hundred ninety things have been totally different today germans enjoy all political rights in slovakia. my hostess lodges in them my heart is german i also registered with german nationality for the census i am so happy that we can again speak german and foster german culture here and live here insular vaca as germans. ok to some forty kilometers northeast close to the border with poland is a small village with neat houses tidy stre

look, i really call it a dereliction of duties. train to breaking news this morning. u.s.id he wasn't happy with china trade talks the summit with north korea may be on hold. >> the dow sinking 180 points with those comments on the president. train to take a look at features right now. another big selloff in the

country any spirit that says, when confronted by lies and crimes that have been committed, and dereliction of duty of failure to intercede in the u.s. election there was not a single person in intelligence community. they were so sure of trump's collusion with russia. but they could not figure out what was happening in real-time. could not mount a counter offensive? that is stunning. >> here again is where trey gowdy is off track, he said let investigation take it where it needs to go. no, president has to be president, he has been harmed by this since first day he took office. he cannot make a decision about russia without having it second guessed because of the russian collusion, he has to make decisions about russia. barack obama did. he was doing reset that failed. and president still has to deal with russia and foreign leaders. they read the papers, they have to say, is he going to be here next year at-this-point, that takessa away his leverage, it has to stop. lou: it is the purpose of the special counsel of democratic party and the deep state. which is to subvert this administration

he was a visionary knowing one day deadbeats and derelicts would one day need a place to watch porn. with cappuccinos. we begin in the state of florida where the tourism industry encountered a bear market. residents were shocked to see a black bear stuck up in a tree. animal experts believe it was most of likely frightened that someone was going to eat its face. the bear stayed up there for 7 hours before climbing down and running off. because the incident happened outside of orlando some were very worried the bear would be heading to disney world. topic number two. bears aren't the only animals making headlines. let's head out to avery lake, ontario, where two lynx are doing a perfect impression of life on twitter. i don't believe this is real. the one on the left is like rigt is saying yanny. the one on the left said russian collusion. neither side is listening and they are on the verge of a fistfight. i think it's fake. it's like chewbacca. you are wondering what they are really fighting over, it's mating season for the lynx it's part of their courtship ritual. you can fight all y

look, i really call it a dereliction of duties. train to breaking news this morning. u.s. stocks taken after the president said he wasn't happy with china trade talks the summit with north korea may be on hold. >> the dow sinking 180 points with those comments on the president. train to take a look at features right now. another big selloff in the premarket. the dow was down 185. the s&p tammy king. nasdaq down 69 and a quarter. tracee: and europe, stocks open lower following wall street's selloff. the cac and the dax down 1%. ftse down 47 points right now. cheryl: stocks mostly lower good to shanghai, hong kong, all of this market down over 1%. the cost to small gain there. tracee: amazon comes under fire for selling its facial recognition technology to law name. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. good morning i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning. i'm tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: they've got a lot to get to. a busy night. the facebook ceo talking regulations. breaking news this morning. u.s. and asian stock markets have pulled back overni

they say it's a dereliction of duty.happened to our country that our representatives allowed other countries. and i'm not just talking about china. china is the big one. to take advantage of us on trade the way we've been taken advantage of. china as an example has made a fortune. a transfer of wealth like nobody's ever seen in history. they're the big one. they are almost all, the china as the big one. i am not satisfied, but we'll see what happens. i wanted to go fairly quickly. you talk about numbers like that, billions of dollars a week. when they say let's meet in a couple weeks, that's $2 billion. i view it that way. we are talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer. we lose. and so, we are looking to go quickly. i am a little disappointed because when kim jong un at the meeting with president xi in china. the first mini we knew about come in the second meeting i think i little change in attitude from kim jong un. so i don't like that. i don't like it from the standpoint of china. now i hope that is no

if we don't act upon 1,000 alarming notices, concerning national security issues, we are derelict.ecision is clear to make. that's not the same standard that will reach a conviction in a court of law. but from an intelligence perspective, there's no question as to what's going on any longer. >> the question of responsibility and the numbness potentially that's also creeping in based on the number of reports that are coming through. we will watch that. hey, thank you both. have a good saturday. >> you too? >> coming up, the case against harvey weinstein, will the disgraced movie mogul take the stand in his own defense? insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment f

but by the date that he spoke on air force one, if he didn't know that would be such a dereliction ofs fitness to hold office just on that grounds alone. >> what do you think, walter? >> i just don't see how he could possibly not have known. it's such a personal matter. attorneys don't go around settling cases and claims for their clients without telling them. michael cohen according to the annotation of the report the president filed today was demanding reimbursement, and according to rudy giuliani he started paying the reimbursement. so i just don't see how he could not have known. >> and don, that goes to another point. this is billionaire that had to make installment payments on $130,000. a real billionaire wouldn't take the time for his staff to issue multiple checks. >> we don't know. >> we don't know. what we do know is there isn't one shred of evidence trump is or has been a billionaire. >> walter, you tweeted today. you're making his point here. you're making david's point. what happened? why did this happen? >> yeah, and to be clear i can talk about this because the informat

i think they are a start, but we -- isomething -- china call it a dereliction of duties. in the military, they say it is a dereliction of duty what happened to our country -- that our representatives allowed other countries, and i'm not just talking about china, to take advantage of us on trade away we have been taken advantage of. china, as an example, has made a fortune. a transfer of wealth like nobody has ever seen in history. they are the big ones. they are almost all bad, but china is the big one. i am not satisfied, but we will see what happens. we have a long way to go. you are talking about numbers and billions of dollars a week, ok? when they say let's meet in a couple of weeks, that is $2 billion. i view it that way. we are talking about billions of dollars a week that we suffer and lose. we are looking to go quickly. i am a little disappointed because when kim jong-un had the meeting with president xi jinping, the second meeting, i think there was a change in attitude from kim jong-un. i don't like that -- i don't like that from the standpoint of china. i hope

he has not treated the threat this represents of what the russians actually did is an incredible dereliction of his responsibility, which is separate from whatever the impact of the investigation is. but right now i think it carries a lot of punch against him and the republicans. but i still see a ceiling there for mueller and the investigation, which doesn't really attach to the president. it gets close but doesn't attach to him at the moment. >> jeffrey, a sitting president can be be indicted? >> we don't know yet. the justice department policy, which is not a law, policy has been since the 1970s that a president cannot be indicted. >> that's what giuliani is hanging his hat on? >> correct. and there is constitutional law that the president is so central to one of the three branches of government that the disruption would simply be too great to force him to sit in a courtroom, to deal with the stress of a criminal case. but there are a lot of other investigations in to mueller. the indictment issue is not the be all end all. >> there is a back door here, which is you're right. i can't indi

city, night patrol office found his way past the glistening earbuds to the parking lot behind a derelict store. >> i got to this area and just looked over and the body was there. >> what was that moment like? >> shocked. you don't know if it's her or not, but you have an idea because it's a female body. >> they had to resort to dental records to confirm. it was nailah. >> i think this type of death, it doesn't just kill that person, it kills a lot in the family. it's the absence of a piece of you, because that person's not here. >> i can't describe it. it's like you know it's happening but it just doesn't feel real. it just feels like you're literally like in a nightmare. >> an autopsy confirmed the death was by asphyxiation, so now it was homicide. but who was the killer? not andre. coirmed,e was in milwaukee when nailah vanished. >> evething wi h checked out. >> as for being questioned -- >> were you upset by it? >> not at all, no. they should have done that. that was part of doing their job. >> what about that investor reginald potts, the one who had been so helpful? well, this was cu

they are derelict in their duty, and i think it's misconduct on the part of the people during that periodnd misconduct on the part of the chief of police and the district attorney presently because they know what i know, and they refuse to do anything about it. reeve tried to convince them to have a new investigation. they refuse because they know the truth. >> all right. paul shrade who was there for a seminal moment, a victim of a gunshot wound himself on the night of the assassination of robert f. kennedy. >> thanks for having me. >> the assassination of rfk is one of the tragedies explored in the cnn series "1968." tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we'll be right back. delivery should look like this. handcrafted layers of clean food you can give your kids. tomatoes. even the picky ones. panera. food as it should be. now delivered. it can grow out of control, disrupting business and taking on a life of its own. its multi-cloud complexity creating friction... and slowing innovation. with software-defined solutions, like hpe onesphere, you can tame the it monster. h

engaged in certain activities that had they not done so could have only been characterized as a dereliction of duties, harris. that is the bottom line. it's a violation of federal law for a foreign government to interfere in our election. it is a violation of federal law for an american to knowingly conspire or coordinate with the representative or an agent on behalf of a foreign government to interfere in our election. the department of justice was doing their job. you should be grateful. i am grateful. the american people are grateful. >> harris: i'm only grateful when people answer my questions as a journalist. here is one for you. you say that you were looking for that activity with russia. you put an f.b.i. informant inside of a presidential campaign. the president has every right to know whether that also had to do with the political purposes because that actually would be illegal. your words? >> so, again, i would reiterate what i said earlier. that there is a gang of eight process established for the sharing of this kind of information. classified information. and i think it's appro

. >> itas actually a fairly common practice going back centuries to take derelict ships and chop themand actually use large fragments of the hull as part of a framework fill n ground and make new land that didn't exist before. >> reporter: this map, drawn by a young george washgton, shows alexandria's natural shoreline with its shallow mudflats in 1748. b'sy the early 18 alexandrians added 10 new city blocks to the waterfront that continue to exist today. >> to be a premr port city, hey needed to get more land closer to that deeper channel of the potomac river. it was much easier to get the cargo off of the ships if you can bring the land to the ship aers opposed to smahips to the land. >> reporter: today, the trio of unearthed ships, likely cargo vessels, sit just south of what had been point lumley. now exposed, the once- ber's must beim kept moist at all times to prevent warping and degradation. archaeologists are now removing the hulls piece-by-piece and storing them ks of water, just as they did with another revolutionary war-era ship found ain block awa015. that ship is now at t

i think those same congressmen who are grilling gina haspel would have confronted us overl dereliction of duty. >> sean: let me go to dr. gorka. dr. gorka, this is one of the most important issues facing tha country and look, it was the law at the time. also it was under the highest level of medical supervision. we are not, as some of these democratic senators suggest, we are not the enemy. now, they might not have known it was medically supervised, bub they didn't need to know that. in the aftermath of 3,000 americans killed, we needed information about what else might be coming, what dangersom exist, and i think she and others did america a great service here. >> this woman is a patriot and a 30-year plus veteran of the intelligence community. personally, and i'm not going to go into the details, i have some issues with enhanced interrogation because of thein danger it can lead to a people fabricating information to get you to stop doing what you are doing to them. but look at the facts. we are talking about three people, sean. we are talking about interrogations that led to the savi

in terms of that mile being grim, glum, derelict, as it's been for years, i'm just not crazy about mywife or my daughters having to walk down there, and it just contributes to the quality of life issues we see with the streets in san francisco. so i hope you'll be approving this. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. and i'll call some more names. [please stand by for captioner switch]

china has been -- i really call it a "dereliction of duties" to take advantage of us on trade the way we have been taken advantage of. china has an example has made a fortune. i mean a transfer of wealth like nobody has seen in history. they are the big one. they are almost all bad but china is the big one. i'm not satisfied but we will see what happens. >> dana: tell me what you think about that, dennis. >> these trade negotiations are tough. it's between the world two largest massive economies. now the chinese i think are coming in trying to low ball the united states. i think the president's right to say we are not going to take crumbs off the table again. you have done well off the markets. you do well every year off the market. what are you going to give us in return and how do we make it a fair reciprocal relationship? he came and put a few things on the table. more agricultural purposes and more l&g purchases from the united states. but they didn't talk about the structural change in the relationship that needs to happen. so american companies get a fair shake and the american