i want to thank captain engler representing the area. we are doing it right and the sfmta and our city garages are doing it right. this is where we can lead by example. we can control this property. and we can focus on efforts that are going to work for car break-ins. so today, we are not only celebrating and honoring what we have accomplished so far, at stockton and these other six garages, but we're announcing also today that all 22 city-owned garages, by the end of next year, we'll be implementing all of these reforms at all of our city-owned garages. car break-ins are epidemic, but don't have to be moving forward. just the other week, we launched the parks mark campaign, a number of announcements are coming in the next weeks and around street cleanliness and homelessness, but as it relates to car break-ins, what we're doing now is working and we're going to now put the pedal to the metal and make sure that every one of our city-owned garages republiclicates what we seen. we all want to see it replicate the success we've had here as w

surprise but on the day after as the reality began to set in dread and disappointment gave way to engler and humiliation from the paris climate accord to trade tariffs to moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and now the iran's nuclear deal many of the most controversial foreign policy decisions made by u.s. president trump have only served to widen a growing transatlantic divide european leaders who expect the u.s. to take its rightful leadership role are now confronted with a white house that does not take kindly to advice and appears to be brushing off european worries i want you to take a listen to what trump's national security advisor john bolton said today. we're completely together on what the objective is and now we have to get past this disagreement over the deal i think will do that i'm optimistic it's just a disagreement is this a pretty possible military action that something you've spoken about in history or in the palm well those were my private opinions what we're going to try and do now is keep the allies together keep transatlantic unity and put more pressure on iran on

strongly agree on that issue among others is expected to be discussed at today's meeting between engler merkel and of light of my putting this will be an softer or bring your report on merkel's visit to russia in just a few minutes. more victims of forced sterilization under japan's now scrapped eugenics law are speaking out and suing the government for compensation here's the story of one of thousands of victims a seventy five year old man whose real name has been changed. because i was forced to have the operation in second grade on that show your high school that's what please return the life that i've lost my life has been made for thirty however in my heart i have a feeling that i want to tell a story.

economy the chairman john engler and pen pen penny prytzger argue over it joining us now penny pritzgernd our guest host arthur brooks is still with us i'm still hoping for three people servicing every ai robot so we triple the number of jobs. i guess sooner or later that won't be the case. but you know, we've worried about things since the luddites. is there really any way to stop it and are we sure these worst case scenarios are coming this time that this time is different? >> i think we're facing a seismic shift where artificial intelligence are affecting the very nature of work. what our report does a offer up a menu of options that can be adopted to help americans adjust and adapt to this changing nature of work we know 75% of americans have real angst about their job today and their future opportunities for their families so what we take an approach not necessarily there won't be jobs. but in the future we've got to have a seismic shift in the way we think about training and education. it's got to be much more linked to jobs. we've got to have greater transparency as to the pathwa