doherty state's highest use of our natural resources. had quite a change related. 2016 of because population in the gulf of alaska as a warm water event called the huge expanse of warm water in the north pacific toan which was catastrophic ocks.stoxx -- cod st particularly, the port of kodiak by 70%. species thatn despite forecasts are not returning to alaskan waters. the numbers that had been predicted and with warming waters, with the blob having dissipated but still leaving the residue of warm water in the northern pacific, to some degree, our ability to forecast and our ability to understand what is happening to our seafood stocks is something we are beginning to recognize. the need for research and science is very significant. how serious is the opioid crisis in alaska? the governor,tt: a bit more than two years ago, declared the opioid crisis a state emergency. to governor has the ability declare an emergency for a limited amount of time. billegislature passed a that keeps this a state emergency. doing and alaska law. the governor

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director killy chan and san francisco transportation agency is represented by senior planner tim doherty. i want to say up front how much we appreciate your hard work and collaboration. let's do this, and if there's any public comment on this item, please let us know and come forward. hearing no public comment, anthony, next item. >> clerk: the next item is item three, approval of the march 24, 2018 minutes. >> do i hear a second? >> second. >> seconded by vice president johanna wald. any discussion? >> president berhume, we had a motion and a second. >> clerk: do you second? there you go. >> i'll second. >> clerk: okay. >> sorry about that. >> clerk: all right. seeing no further discussion, although, is there any public comment? >> okay. we'll call for the vote. all those in favor, signify -- any absentia? the motion carries. >> clerk: item four is the approval of the minutes of the may 10, 2018 special meeting. this item is for discussion and action. >> it's been moved by commissioner wan. any discussion? >> clerk: we'll take a vote. >> public comment. >> public comment. is there any p

. >> jill doherty is joining us, who has spent a lot of time in moscow.g your thoughts as we wait for the two men to come out. >> i would say russia right now, you are in a big room, you have flags, you have pomp and circumstance and i think they think they are back on the world stage. i looked at a tweet by a senator. he said, russia and the u.s. are deciding the fate of the world, the leaders of the leading powers of the planet are meeting. i think that's what they look at, regardless what happens. i think they are back. putin is back. he is meeting with the u.s. president, there is proof. >> jim acosta, we heard from jill doherty russia's view of russia being front and center on the world stage after being booted from what was the g-8. you are in that room. explain what's going on. where are the reporters? are they going to be able to ask questions? >> reporter: i think so, anderson. i haven't had a chance to enjoy the finnish saunas. i'm standing on this chair inside this room here because we're so packed in like sardines that this is the only way we

the presenter is tim doherty, senior planner, san francisco municipal transportation agency. >> president, can i introduce? >> director raphael? >> thanks. so in 2013, san francisco laid out its climate action strategy and set this goal of 50% trips sustainable modes. the goal felt very ambitious at that moment in time but we believed it was achievable. and as you've heard, we surpassed it, and the mayor announced the new goal of 80. and i just want to do a shoutout. at earth day breakfast, as tim, who's here, knows we did a reveal of the 80, and all of the outreach team had to change every piece of branded material we had from 0-50 to 0-80-100 rebranded routes, so thank you very much team for doing that. so tonight tim bother has graciously said he would join us, which i truly appreciate. tim is a huge champion of sustainability within a very large organization, and he finds himself very frequently in our office as he finds himself in his because there's a vie tight and productive partnership between him and his colleagues and the colleagues that he has in the department of the environme

not recognise or agree with the analysis or the figure it contains and the recent reports authority dohertys being on target to be completed on time and on budget. i beg the minister to do all she can to persuade the government to abandon this insane vanity project. it is causing misery for thousands and thousands of people along the proposed route whose lives it's damaged. it is cutting great sways to our environment including damaging ancient woodlands up and down the country. and all the billions spent will be much better spent improving the whole of the railway network throughout england and wales to the benefit of many people. my lords, what is needed is a step change in railway capacity. it delivers this way beyond what will be delivered in improvements of existing lines. i'm afraid to inform my noble friend that the government is committed to delivering h52 and it does remain on track with strong cross party support and will bring huge economic benefits that will be felt across the country. lady sugg. well from the trains of the future to the trains of today, or at least the trains o

dead and if you poured that can lead to a good date and have a comfortable position right now where doherty they're mulling a while who will be the foreign minister we're told. by have the candidate who won from this. need to be the new finance minister and obviously why all this is going on the accountability chord mr. if ordered to appear before the accord so the accountability process also continuing because iran has said from day one has them fitted ready to go off the record option and of course many of the buggers dani politicians have been implicated in massive corruption over their decades. come on high there from islamabad. plenty more still ahead on this news out of refugee crisis in nigeria find out why thousands of people have been forced out of neighboring cameroon plus. they're seeing. that even i don't have a good personality i've just been sat. there and in sports with formula one's championship leader is among those struggling to stay on track during practice in hungary. now divers are searching for bodies below cliff tops in greece where people trying to escape wildfires f

mark warner and senator marco rubio to our stage for a discussion which will be moderated by joe doherty. simulator mark warner, senator marco rubio, come up here as well. thank you. [applause] senator warner has served in the u.s. senate since 2008 and established himself as a leader on a great number of issues including this one. he's the vice chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence and a member of committees of finances, banking, urban affairs. we had several phone calls and chats on this issue. we thank you. i also have the pleasure of welcoming back senator rubio who was first elected to the u.s. senate in 2010. it is a member. also serves on the committee's foreign relations appropriation and aging. prior to his election to the u.s. senate, he served as speaker of the florida house of representatives -- representatives. who was aday's chat foreign affairs correspondent for cna -- cnn including a decade's bureau chief which i think is pertinent for today. chains her hat is a fellow where she is researching the use of russian media and soft power to achieve foreign po

with me now, jill doherty, also heather connolly, the director of the europe program for the center for strategic and international studies. jill, as someone who has met with putin multiple times, knows the mind of the man, the strategy that he uses, was this as the home paper there in helsinki put it this morning, trump zero, putin one? >> i would have to agree. president putin went to helsinki knowing what he wanted to do. i think he figured out his approach to trump. and i think he comes away with, number one, just standing there on that stage, flags behind them, the big formal situation, i think symbolically, it put russia back on the map as a leader. this is all in quotes, of course, leader of the country that can solve problems with the united states all across the globe. it's really notable -- there's a certain triumphalism on the russian feeling that the united states/obama tried to keep us down, imposed sanctions. it didn't work. putin led us through that and look he is on the stage with trump. they agree on things. >> it seems, heather, this morning as though the president is

leading today's chat is jill doherty who as a foreign affairs correspondent for cnn over three decades including a decade as bureau chief in moscow which i think is pertinent for today. she currently hangs her hat as a fellow as the canon institute where she's researching russia media and soft power. so with that, the floor is yours. >> so can everybody hear me i take it. okay. what timing. i'm sorry? [ inaudible ] >> okay. so if you can keep phones down. here we go. what timing as fred said. incredible. i think maybe what we ought to do is start with the breaking news and then go into the larger discussion, which is really the important thing long term. what can to be done with all of this sequester finterference. beginning with the news conference, essentially for me what stuck out was president trump saying that he did not side with u.s. intelligence. he basically accepted or let that denial by president putin stand, which is no, we didn't have anything to do with it. so just taking that point, could you give us a couple of minutes of your reaction to that, senator warner? >> i thin

we also have another book coming out with one of my favorite authors, sebastian doherty.easy use, you no doubt remember you did a big book for us years ago called defeating jihad and now he is on fox all the time, guest posting with nationally indicated radio shows and he also had a position in the white house or several months so his profile is really elevated. he's doing a book for us this fall called wiley sykes and it's about patriotism. it's about values and it's about the politically incorrect, maybe, position of saying it's okay and the fact it's essential for us to be willing to say we are the good guys. we are fighting for something good when we are fighting. as a country, we are a force for good in the world and if we are afraid to say that, it will undermine our ability to be a force for good in the world and also undermine really the motivation and more out of our fighting forces, all of our men and women in uniform as well as cops and firemen and people who are doing things for public service if we're not willing to say we are doing something good and we are

remember alyssa milano, holly marie and shannen doherty to cast a spell on all of us with "charmed"?ree witches set to take over this fall. >> in the reboot business, there are people who like love the show and there's people who are skeptical. you can't do it as well as to the first one. what do you say to those people. >> i did see today on twitter that somebody said we're not in competition. they said it's a nice tribute. >> that's really gratifying that they see it like that. >> i feel like there's a lot of negativity but also positive activity. >> you sarah diaz and madeleine are finding manual nick sisterhood. >> this is our legacy. mom wanted to us do this. >> they say they want to honor the original charmed but at a modern twist. >> is there any possibility at some point one or two or three of them could pop in and -- >> i would love. >> and listen to there. we could be heading back to dawson's creek. >> we asked kevin williamson about a reunion. >> let's just say there is talk. >> there's talk. >> there's talk. >> like katie hoemts would sign on talk? >> i can't say anything

wonderful announcement about renewable diesel in our ferry fleets, and that is something that tim doherty referred to, that our ferries are going to be the first ferries in the country to switch to renewable diesel. and we've been rolling out the new service for zero waste. it's now in the bayview and has had wonderful acceptance. less than 20% of people say they don't want the small bins or we want our big bin back, so it's very, very good acceptance level and environment now, and the zero waste time and recology are out educating people. it's big a huge effort, a big lift for all of us. as you know, we get no general fund money, and so the good news is that we -- our budget was approved, so that is very good news. and the other good news is that we've been pretty successful on grants in the last few months. so we got a grant from the department of forestry and fire protection to work with friends of the urban forest in tree planting, which commissioner sullivan is very well aware of and all his great work is appreciated. we got a grant from -- i'm sorry. we got a grant from the californ

park williams studies climatology at columbia park williams studies climate and ecology at lamont doherty earth observatory of columbia university. >> the place where we reallyee a strong link between climate change and increase fires is in forests. and the reason for that is because in forests, there'spl ty to burn, so all you need to do is dry that stuff out and it will burn more. what we've seen especially in forested areas is that as we turn up the temperature even by one or two degrees, then fire responds and it pretty-- in a large and measurable way, because the vegetation dries out. >> o'brien: and the impact of climate change can be seen in active fires, such as in thesw edish and greek wildfires that contin to spread amid brutal temperatures. but for now, fire officials in cawfornia say, this is the normal. i'm miles o'brn, with the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: now, new allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct at cbs at the highest levels, and the culture that allowed the behavior. that is the focus of an investigation by the "new yorker" magazine that is out this evening. i

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