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fool me once, shame on me -- fool me once, shame on them, fool me twice, shame on me, and that's what's going on with parcel a. if you need a reason to retest parcel a, stress levels of the residents of parcel a and the shipyard are very high, and you need to get island, gotten to know many people personally on the island, been to every r.a.b. meeting on the last four years. i know people living there who got sick there because theerp living between two high -- they were living between two highly toxic cleanup zones. i can tell you now that tetratech is active on treasure island despite what the navy have told you today. they have been active on treasure island since at least 2006. they are there, have done testing of yerba buena island, clipper cove. as of the last two years, they come to the meetings. i think it's outrageous that the navy is saying oh, tetratech gave us such a poor reputation in san francisco -- [inaudible] >> thank you, ma'am. thank you. thank you. thank you for your comments. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. next speaker. >> this is not just a matter of being n

by this pardon being issued, that would help to rewrite history and erase the shame and the humiliation that my family felt for my uncle, great hero, being in prison unjustly. so many people have come along with me on this journey, so many people. i cannot really thank them all. the most important person that decided to do this is sitting here to my left, president trump, and i thank him. i thank mauricio. i thank miguel who took a lot of effort to find me and mr. sylvester stallone who boldly put it in his ear and when he tweeted, my entire life changed. people wouldn't leave me alone. now it is going to be even more insane. but i'm fine with that. but i appreciate you rewriting history and also let me just thank senator john mccain for all of his efforts and congressman peter king and i've spoken with samuel collins of texas and reverend jesse jackson, so many people have helped me, and my family now can go forward knowing that the shame and the pain has been erased. and history will be rewritten. and i sincerely thank you, sir. >> thank you, linda. >> and you and everybody that broug

boycott i think it is unfortunate and it is really shameful that a country like britain where we are part of the catastrophe caused for palestinians in nineteen forty eight because of the belfour declaration which would bore most of the term the jews of homeland in our learned in palestine instead of for palestinians full of the sin they have done one hundred years ago the insisting of continuing this. painful policy and shameful policy against our people we have expected into in two thousand and seventeen after one hundred year of birth for the coalition and our biology from the. british government or british him. to two of belligerence for the policy in a form of what they have done second at that time in one hundred years there were there was a talk about two two states two for two nations what we have today is an apartheid state one state one people controlling the other one and preventing any shantz of the other people to have their independence freedom and dignified life or to decide for their civility i think it is shameful and it is unacceptable and rejected all. finally ther

the river of plastic that shames britain.cified by the picture, but it is a mess. it is frivolous to discuss what is called a picture story. we don't know what it is. but i would point out 90% of thatis it is. but i would point out 90% of that is wood. single use plastic, the daily mail has been campaigning on this. there are a lot of things they could put on the front page today, but they have decided to lead on theircampaign today, but they have decided to lead on their campaign against plastic and single use plastic. we can all agree that we need to be smarter about how we can encourage people not to use single use plastic, but also how to recycle them. if you wa nt to also how to recycle them. if you want to buy certain products, they inevitably come in plastics and it is single use. even if you throw it in the recycling bin, you are not entirely sure it will always end up where you want it to. an actor made a film called plastic, a few years ago, a documentary, where he tried to live for a week without plastic. it is alm

boycott by prince william shameful ahead of tomorrow's commemoration of the day of catastrophe and if the international community opposes war plans by the usa saudi arabia and israel against iran can we learn lessons from the so-called cold war we investigate why the world nearly ended on the ninth of november one thousand nine hundred three plus what have israel saudi arabia and the usa got up their sleeves for a new world war we count the weaponry dollars with the stock home international peace research institute told us of all coming up in today's going underground but first let's go straight to gaza because washington has in the past few days unleashed tensions that have simmered for decades today a u.s. embassy in the middle east moves to jerusalem on the seventieth anniversary of israeli independence in the minds of those tomorrow commemorating not by day or the day of catastrophe when millions of palestinians are displaced because of british backed israeli forces will be quite a few issues though from donald trump's violation of un resolutions to his declaration of economic war

boycott i think it is unfortunate and it is really shameful that a country like britain where we are part of the catastrophe caused for palestinians in nineteen forty eight because of the belfour declaration which would blow most of the term the jews of homeland in our learned in palestine instead of for palestinians for the sin they have done one hundred years ago the insisting of continuing this. painful policy and shameful policy against our people we have expected into in two thousand and seventeen after one hundred year of birth for the coalition and our biology from the. british government or british him. to two of belligerence for the policy in a form what they have done second at that time in one hundred years they were there was a talk about two two states two for two nations what we have today is an apartheid state one state one evil controlling the other one and preventing an assurance of the other people to have their independence freedom and dignified life or to decide for their civility i think it is shameful and it is unacceptable and rejected all. finally there was ob

on supervisors, shame on you. for amy brownell to come here and lie, all of you, parcel a still has high levels of radio activity. [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you. >> shame on you, supervisors. shame on you. >> supervisor cohen: yes. thank you. next speaker. >> my name is regina mitchell. i've been in the bayview for over 65 years. thank you because the department of public health doesn't know what they're talking about. i'm a product of uterine cancer. thank god i'm still here, but i had a 20 month old granddaughter that was diagnosed september 2014 to die thanksgiving morning 2015 from liver cancer. she lived at 2 navy road, which is right by the fence for the shipyard, so all you people can talk the talk but you're not walking the talk. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. bradley angel, green action for health and environmental justice. in my one minute, i want to bring two issues to your attention why we need real community oversight. one, we don't trust the government. from city hall, from ocii

mental health, all kinds of stigma exist, and shame around those issues.ocess, ithink. is and that is the next part of the healing process, i think. is healing needed after this referendum?m healing process, i think. is healing needed after this referendum? if the exit poll is correct then almost 70% of the country voted yes and 30% voted no and that 30% as a deeply held objection to abortion in all circumstances. so they exist and they say they will fight and continue to campaign against any legislation which will liberalise the abortion laws. so what can people expect? i mentioned the results from dublin castle, maybe this afternoon, let's say 4pm, 5pm, but what about the actual legislation? today is no different to yesterday, nor will tomorrow be when it comes to actually accessing abortion. that is the point, today at least nine women will still be travelling from ireland to the uk foran travelling from ireland to the uk for an abortion. they will be travelling on monday and tuesday next week, until the legislation is brought forward, the situation wil

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so i think it's a shame we are going through the process and it's shameful she is having to endure the process. i'm hopeful enough sensors will come to the senses to recognize -- enough senators will come to senses to recognize an asset she will be. your clip showed the director of the c.i.a. and the n.s.a., she is a person all about the facts and data. that is the advice we want the president to get. >> harris: the president says that she is tough on terror and that it is disingenuous -- i'm paraphrasing now -- for the democrats to push against that. does gina haspel get confirmed on wednesday? >> i think she ultimately does. i am confident she gets the confirmation but it's a shame she has to go through the process to get there when she is eminently qualified. >> harris: matthew, the former attorney for the national security division. we appreciate your perspective and your expertise. >> thank you. >> harris: devin nunes says he is going to urge lawmakers to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of congress for failing to hand over classified information on the russia inves

if you said that brought shame or disgrace to cnn. it is in all of our contracts, they can fire you. >> this is one of the rare times where cnn has no part in this. >> i know for the purpose of the document. >> donald trump or the white house. that is the point. >> hang on. hang on. let me read you a statement today who came from former vice president biden. people have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration, it >> if cnn does in fact, if a commentator or someone who works for cnn does something. they would fire them secondly, she has a boss at the white house. house to go and apologize for every single thing or anything that any staffer says. >> who does she work for? >> the american people. >> and the white house who is the immediate boss. >> you go straight to the source. she felt she should apologize and she did that to several people and it was the right thing to do. >> if cnn does in fact, if a commentator or someone who works for cnn does something. they would fire them secondly, she has a boss at

it's such a shame. shame. falling sales and rising costs, and more shoppers going online. more shoppersine. november 2016, the new boss announced an overhaul of its stores. announced an overhaul of its stores. need less space for its clothing and home ranges. home ranges. 60 fewer clothing and home stores by 2022. today, that's been up to 100. it's got too many stores that aren't making a profit. making a profit. needs to look at its door estate and get rid of those unprofitable ones. get rid of those unprofitable ones. here is one of 21 stores that have already closed. already closed. wants to be in fewer but better locations. locations. our high streets are undergoing unprecedented change. unprecedented change. but the costs of running them have gone. gone. pushing some other traditional retailers to the brink. retailers to the brink. bank of england governor spoke on the challenges facing the industry. the challenges facing the industry. assets and costs that make them uncompetitive. uncompetitive. gaps to fill an high street is already under pressure. already under pressure. and yet

on you fool me twice shame on me they're in the situation again back to back seasons maybe you know fate turns out differently this time well that's full time for the bundesliga i'd like to thank our guests this week let's fight it still and yanick speight hey get your popcorn ready for our german cup special the final on may nineteenth you don't want to miss it for me and the rest of the team here in berlin and see you next season dunk. i'll be busy. traces of the past alongside a lively culture art and food scene. next time around jewish. keeping the memory of yesterday alive. and enjoying the presence of what made you come to berlin a small clinic. really and truly jammed. d.w. . into the conflict zone with tim sebastian faulks my guest this week clearing your avant is imo a shutdown vice president of the republican party which rules on media for the last ten years when he and his colleagues now accept defeat over make trouble for the new leaders. complex so far in sixty minutes d.w. folks. called the german scheme to gather in one nation from shall the money to chancellor o'tool

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i understood that, it's a shame, this is a paper if you come off when you look at the headline, ministerss up, they actually want. 0n the other hand, it is not my mother. you have the faces of three women, one had stage three cancer, another going through gruelling operations. we talk about the national health service but there are several bits, not all of them talk to each other, sometimes the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing, we have public health england, nhs england, we have outsourcing to an it company that flagged this up in march 2017, apparently ministers did not know until march this year and they were told it was a local issue, that's why the public health england decided not to proceed at the time people not getting the information and we note the biggest factor when it comes to survival rates is catching diseases early, whether it's breast cancer or prostate cancer. remember the first duty of any government, any party at any time is to look after the people. exactly, i think this means ministers will have to get operationally involved, the gabba windrush fi

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you would feel this own personal public shame about it.ald trump's great strength, and i think it's frankly kryptonite, as far as we in the sort of -- that play in the traditional rules s os of publ discourse. if you don't feel shame about it, then the press coverage doesn't bother you, in fact it may empower you, and it's empowered him. >> the press covered it, and covered all the outrage and covered all the outrage since. >> for scott walker, he would apologized. for ted cruz, he would apologize, bernie sanders, apologize, hillary clinton apologize. everybody would have apologized except for one person. >> trump runs towards controversy, he embraces it and he hugs it in a bear hug. >> what he learned from the father of his political persona. >> chuck todd, i hope we're going to be reading a book about that at some point. >> it's a good idea, so i have heard. >> catch chuck at 5:00 on ""meet the press" daily" don't miss it. >>> chuck and i were just talking about candidates, let's talk to steve cowho is at the board, steve, stay with us,

on you fool me twice shame on me they're in the situation again back to back seasons maybe you know fate turns out differently this time well that's full time for the bundesliga i'd like to thank our guests this week looks fine and still yannick speight hey get your popcorn ready for our german cup special the final point may nineteenth you don't want to miss it for me and the rest of the team here in berlin and see you next season dunk. i'll be busy. a notch twenty one special. on line is divided. for many israeli artists make is a mention aging foremost and skate confrontations. what's their take on the country's anniversary seventy years of israel's existence through the eyes of the artists. on w. . israel turn seventy two exile people one contestant homeland. arafat freedom. but ines as a nation put an end to the train. bombing. the love what remains of the peace process today. a moment optimism in forty five minutes long d.w. . good cooking for the whitehall. round is fake you know but the cut up of your favorite place. in the debate is about to make the point that mr churchill

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then again, i have positioned her to feel shame. what if she leaves the elevator feeling bad about what she said or did? feeling bad about her whiteness but what happens when this feeling gets quickly transformed into a positive sense of self discovery? what if she takes that's about to indicatout toindicate a forme beyond all things racist attacks she becomes no longer concerned with black pain and suffering or my pain and suffering but not her pain and guilt and need to feel good, pure and ethical. in short she fails to carry with her the complexity of her own whiteness. what appeared to be a movement towards undoing the whiteness is actually a very inscribed place of precisely this and what if the elevator broke down for six hours? would this create a space for her death or salvation? what if she got to know me differently during the six hours? with the practices begin to crack this likely? is this not the beginning perhaps we need more spaces or experiences we would have it break down like the elevator, spaces where we get to dw

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, leaving their shame, the stigma, the secrecy of having to travel to the uk for a termination of theircourage to speak out. dearbhail. this is of such historic proportions and it has been so watched internationally because historically, ireland has been depicted as this kind catholic, conservative backwater of europe and one reason why there were so interest, one reason why some americans in particular came to take part and influence the no vote in particular is this is seen as one of the last bastions and battle grounds for abortion but what we have seen today, really, almost seven out of ten voters according to two exit polls, rural ireland voted for this, young ireland voted for this, the only group to vote no were the over 65s but earlier this week, i was thinking what would a comprehensive victory for the yes side look like and i thought 53 or 54%, at a huge stretch, 60%. but 69.4%, as audrey said, to vote in favour, this is a remarkably changed ireland. three years ago we were here at dublin castle when ireland voted in favour of marriage equality, same—sex marriage, we were the

. >> a method of shaming, method of bullying, method of degrading females.ponchos, they plan to boycott the dance anyway. even dogs have days when they don't want to get up and go to work. >> flat on the ground and it is only tuesday. got wednesday, thursday and friday to go to work. >> that is k-9 officer jango, refusing to get into his partner's car for more than a minute. finally the officer persuades with a belly rub. i think that would work for everybody. that is a great idea. finally a 100-year-old handmade american flag returning home currently on display in washington but will finally make the journey to scotland. group of people spending hours selling the stars & stripes so it can be used for the funeral of 200 american soldiers whose ship was torpedoed during world war i. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues, see you tomorrow, goodbye. rob: this is not a game. the pres. of the united states, that message to robert mueller after threatening a possible presidential subpoena. deputy ag rod rosenstein co

i think it's shameful with the media sometimes does. i got the same number of questions today about michael cohen that i got about north korea. i think that is sad and another reminder that shows us just how out of touch the media is with the rest of america and i think that is a perfect example of just how clueless sometimes the media can be. his top diplomat was thousands of miles away but what they forgot to include was that he was thousands of miles away negotiating the details of the meeting between the president and kim jong un as well as bringing three brave americans back home to the united states. to me that seems like exactly what his job is supposed to do. he was doing it and the president was doing his job back here. this is an administration that likes to get more than one thing done a day. as you know we stay really busy and this is going to be a big night and certainly i think a moment that we are very glad secretary pompeo was away from the united states for for in or to help make it happen. >> martha: they certainly hav

they do so without shame. great shame they possess. thanks for being with us.e sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think special counsel mueller and his 13 angry democrats are a far bigger threat to our elections than anyone in russia? cast four vote on twitter @loudobbs. like me on facebook and instagram @loudobbstonight. the summit between president trump and kim jong-un could still happen. we'll take that up when we continue. we'll be right back. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not b

>> there's no shame in the entertainment game, period. that's all there is to it. >> is this -- are you saying there's no shame in the game? >> reverend, did you know there's no shame in the game? >> i think we just discovered something. >> it's a news flash to me. it's a news flash to me. >> seriously, here's the thing. the president is a reflection of the country. unfortunately, what we don't want to do is look in that mirror. so when you look at amica, the president represents a very significant part of this coury that is indeed racist, that is indeed bigoted, that is indeed hateful. now, here's the problem, you can't apologize for being that, okay. you apologize for stepping on somebody's foot because you're genuinely sorry and you move on. you can't apologize for being a bigoted. you have to repent. what has to happen in america is we have to have a repentance when it comes to the bigotry and hatred that is pervasive in our society. >> so reverend, we're talking about repentance, we'll go from the comedian to the reverend. there is a

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the definition of a crime is activity considered to be evil, shameful, or wrong. how could these men and women get away with something like this and hurting me so much and hurting other females? i would love for stricter laws in san francisco and everywhere for women in the workplace. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. >> [speaking in spanish] [voice of translator] good morning to everybody here and th.i am a woman that is 54 s old i go to the women's collective in san francisco. in all the time i have been going to the collective i have been hearing about cases of sexual assault to these women. it's going to be very hard what i'm going to say, but i was one of them when i was 10 years old, i was sexually assaulted. i was taught in mexico that i needed to be kind to people when they asked me any kind of questions like where certain street is or a certain location to just answer questions and speak to people. i was sitting down and i had just bought a bag of tortillas, i was very hungry.nd i will never forget his face and his hair. he was red-haired with ve

lily allen is back with new songs little feature on her upcoming album no shame before it's released on june the eight she's giving fans a taste of what's to come at concerts in europe and the us it's been four years since alan put out her last album she's since then she's been busy caring for her two young children and changing her life feel like in the last few years. i've sort of right started on a different chapter of my life really and. a lot of people and things you know behavior from my youth that i needed to stop about you know cutting cutting some people off and stopping some stuff. she's also been composing new songs like three kryten from the point of view of one of her daughters who was just three at the time of. day. for a child's perspective it must be really confusing to have somebody say i love you i love you and then constantly going by. which is what i have to do for my work you know i have to leave home for long periods of time or you know when they go to their dad's house and it's you know it's more complicated than to explain to somebody that's three years old li

being done to them in all letters of course the doctor know what to do and that adds to the guilt and shame but isn't causing didn't come of those when i looked at post photos it's easier to ignore the thoughts because i know that the pictures are staged what if not i can't see what happened before or after the photos were taken so i just see what's there. to conduct again he said but those children didn't exactly pose for those photos willingly did that was on the list. no i didn't buy them is no and i was clear in the material the pro-trade physical abuse war where the children engaged in auto erotic behavior of food or in your experience guilt shame and sexual arousal at the same time it's a very dangerous combination this is. not so. michael says he's never touched a child indecently the therapy program is aimed at keeping him from ever doing that . i've got to get my act together because situation could ruin my life my leaving call but it's a sure. how can children be protected against sexual abuse experts estimate that one percent of all ma'am have paedophilic tendencies. that would m

shame! shame! well, we want to help. jacob, your summa cum laude cake is incomplete, so we made a cake with the missing word. presenting your very own cum-cakes. ( cheers and applause ) cum. cum. ( laughter ) really good. really good. ( cheers and applause ) so you told tight! we'll ship one of these right down to you, and it should arrive in two days-- maybe three, if it thinks about baseball. okay. our peabody award firmly won. let's check back in with rachel. one of the things rachel won was the chance to deliver a punch line in my monologue. so please welcome, for the first time above desk, rachel ulmer. rachel, say hi to the good people! ( cheers and applause ) all good? rachel, thanks for being here. as i said before, you live in paris, but you're from the united states, right? >> correct. >> stephen: okay, good. now you ready to do it? >> yes. >> stephen: okay, rachel, it's time for you to deliver a punch line. here goes: according to politico, trump "has rebuffed staff efforts to strengthen security around his ol

it was like it was a shame. they would sweep it under the rug. >> 99% of me want to die. but that 1% of me said no. you can handle this. ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> reporter: and he found a community of support. >> rehema, you said it's happening primarily in black kids 5 to 12. what's going on? what's different? >> lester, doctors and researchers really look into that. but doctors say growing up black in america can be traumatic, and studies show that irritability in the average white teenager is often labeled as depression, but research shows that same behavior is more likely to be seen as disruptive in black or latino children, and doctors say that can lead to feelings of hopelessness at a very young age. >> all right, rehema, thank you for bringing us this story. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, child drowning danger alert. the test you should give your kids before letting them swim this memorial day weekend. >>> also, stepping out. what happened when harry and meghan made their first public appearance since the wedding seen around the world. >>> back now

if you said that brought shame or disgrace to cnn. it is in all of our contracts, they can fire you. >> this is one of the rare times where cnn has no part in this. >> i know for the purpose of the document. >> donald trump or the white house. that is the point. >> hang on. la hang on. let me read you a statement today who came from former vice president biden. people have wondered when does sensecy would hit rock bottom with this administration, it happened yet. so is this rock bottom? >> i would happen it happened months before, two years ago when the "access hollywood" tape came out. and people voted for him anyway. it has been a slippery slope since then. john, you hit the nail on the head. the reason why the white house would not apologize today, because if they did, that is an indictment of donald trump's comments which were almost as bad when he said he likes people that don't get captured. donald trump has never apologized for. that so i don't blame the mccain family for not wanting him at his funeral. >> the white house never

his role is shameful for both country and his party.ut there is a lot of that to go around in this deal because there were just so many people so quiet in congress and the senate who knew better and still let it go ford. let's turn if we may to north korea, the south korean president moon saying president trump deserves, if this deal is done between north and south korea, he deserves the nobel peace prize. >> if we denuclearize the korean peninsula, it will be the greatest achievement since the wall of the berlin wall and the cold war. all of his predecessors had the same approach. pretend the problem doesn't exist, don't do anything about it and hope it go away. it would have been easier to put his head in the stand. but he said -- head in the sand. and he brought pressure on kim jong-un and the north korean regime, oh, by the way, china. had we continued the obama approach there is no way we would be sniffing any of this right now. the president deserves a lot of credit, and i'm hoping kim jong-un realizes he met his match with donald

at this crosswalk in beijing, those who disobey traffic like our shamed -- a traffic light are shamedn a big screen. >> i don't know where this information goes, but edith -- but if it is used for commercial purposes, or by police, that's ok. reporter: here, donald trump is speaking fluent mandarin, thanks to artificial intelligence putting words in his mouth. this company can read your lips. this company can scan telephone calls in real-time and recognize every voice. a question for the spokesman, are they working for the state? >> actually, i do not know the details. >> but it is on your website? your websites as you are collaborating with the public security ministry? >> yes, we have an apartment that is using ai technology and speech technology for public security issue. correspondent: in one district, old-school snitching is still in operation, a notice board with citizens reporting on each other . the authorities don't want to talk about it. elelsewhere, the city marches on toward a new level of surveillance. brent: lawmakers in the state of texas are holding a special session o