well, i think, eno, mexico into the united states?f the people that we are working with have family members who already live in the united states. i think if i we re in the united states. i think if i were to flee another country to seek protection, i would do my best to get to a place where i already know somebody, i already have somebody thatis somebody, i already have somebody that is available to help me. i think, as well, many of the criminal elements that exist in central america that are causing a lot of the violence and the persecution, are linked with many of the criminal elements that exist in mexico. and therefore, for many of the people that we work with directly, mexico may not be a safe option for them. thank you very much. thank you for having me. the un's refugee agency says the lives of thousands of rohingya muslims are at risk, as torrential rain lashes down on makeshift camps in bangladesh's cox's bazar. more than 700,000 rohingya crossed over into the coastal district, fleeing persecution in myanmar, since august l

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i'll ask congressman matt gates if hs had eno of the > of the incoming inr s report, describing james comey as an out of control insubordinate hell bent on gtiis own way. the ig report only the first installmentn revealing all that is rot nn the justice department andhebi. the lying and leaking fired now begging for immunity but he'll testify on capitol hill. uestio will senator grassley protect the corrupt or serve the coren is saying the right things. >> we need to get to the bottom of what happened at the fbi during the comey years where apparently there was misconduct going on, which i think is really impugned the reputation of the finest lawcent we need to clear the air. and so i think giving mr. mccabe cover through lo clear the air and clear the corruption. >>> president trump today called thgnorant andhe vile, the vileational left-wingmea inr vicious attacks on the first lady as she was recovering from her surgery. fake news and the nasty little kree tants who take it up >> our top story tonight, paul ryan sold out a long time ago and he's made it clear who owns him throughout

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we try eno kgh change and accommodate ah change of city services. we do a formal report, and by that period, some projects have dropped down for some reason. the project sponsor wasn't ready or whatever, and we have capacity that we replace it with, and we can make a decision that we're not going to do a priority that's wanted by the leadership. it's really tricky, but we try and take that as a really important working mandate. >> is thereome way in which you all coordinate that with the board budget analyst because maybe the board budget analyst is the one who gets tasked fastest to turn something around to provide information for policy making? >> yeah. i mean, they -- we do coordinate with them carefully just so we're not asking resources and time from the same departments at the same time, so we really work hard on that, coordinating our processes with them. and then, like, they experience the same process with the board of supervisors. they're given a resolution that says what audits they're supposed to do in what order, and sometimes the board

in singapore is olivia enos.nique, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement of north korea's nuclear programme. we also got encouraging signs on friday ahead of the g-7 encouraging signs on friday ahead of the g—7 summit when president trump said he would also plan to raise human rights issues in the discussion with kim jong—un. i human rights issues in the discussion with kimjong—un. i think the us has made its goal is known and very clear. the big question, and very clear. the big question, and whether this summit will be a success orfailure, and whether this summit will be a success or failure, the failure of it will be on kimjong—un. success or failure, the failure of it will be on kim jong-un. is it realistic to think that he will agree to full denuclearisation? we have two proceeding to this summit with a degree of caution. —— we have to proceed into the summit. the most positive outcome would bejune 12 being the start of us moving towards this process of denuclearisation. but that would be a highly optimisti

do to help these tenants because i have several residents in the tenderloin who have been fortunate eno to land section 8, and then languish because they're never able to find housing on the market, and then, their section 8 expires. incredibly frustrating. >> i don't work on that particular program for brilliant corners. i do know what it is, and i can speak to what some of the challenges are. a lot of the challenges are poor credit scores. a lot of the landlords don't want to work with individuals that don't work or don't have high incomes. those are the main challenges thatsee rill b corners. we're working internally on some of that stuff, but it's a bigger issue. it's not something that we can resolve, like, today or tomorrow, but those are the issues, like, landl are discriminatory. in our case, in our program, we advocate for the client, so we speak directly with landlords unfortunately, i can't speak to the other program that brilliant corners has, but those are definitely some of the challenges that we have as an agency working directly with landlords. >> supervisor kim: okay. t

standardize on one system and should not have different rules or projects that are so similar. 20 days is eno time. someone said before, if 20 days isn't enough time for you, you haven't been part of the process and you are piling on at the last .te you see that all the time. people file a d.r. on the last dave and it's not to get a better project. it's to delay it. it's to see if they can kill it. so 20 days, it's enough time for anybody. also, i love that there will be multilingual and on-line and i'm going to write a little bot that checks notices and analyzing them in realtime. so i strongly support that. that gives me a nice, little project. also, i think most of you know, but i'm a tenant and i would like to get these notices mailed to me as well. i got a notice mailed to my landlord and i opened it because -- whatever. it was huge. it was like a 20-page document and there's architectural diagrams and i found it fascinating, but most people that get that will look at that and say, what is this? and they will throw it away. a postcard-sized notice is excellent. you can glance at it decid

with eno that from the indictments and guilty pleas that have already been obtained, so what we are seeingthe special council, bob mueller who i know and i greatly respect, just following the evidence as he sees it, now these are charges, presumption of innocence in the united states and that is a very precious right that we have. these charges are going to have to be proven. but what this shows is that bob mueller is very seriously looking at a variety of issues and questions. >> brennan: well, we also know that bob mueller's team is talking with the president's own attorneys about getting a chance to interview him. you faced some of these questions when you were dealing with then president clinton, i think you went to something like six times you had to subpoena before ultimately he agreed to sit down. if you were consulting with president trump's lawyers would you advise him to sit with council, sit with bob mueller? >> i think they need to be cautious and i think they are being cautious. first we have to remember this is the president of the united states and this is an authorized law