nd g is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food productso charity and nourishing the common good.o d patricia yuen for the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cul differences in our communities. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. e corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference has had lopping stretches of quiet andh then are days of sudden action. today was one of those days. based on mull ear''s work, ther dent of justice charged 12 senior russian intelligenceh officers w hacking democratic officials during the 2016 c fpaign. theeral indictment. sheds new light on the emlin's sophisticated scheme to ma nip late the latest election. joiningw me develin barltse, who has been busy at the "washington post"ewoom. does today's indictment put doubts to rest? hi >> i it puts doubts to rest that the russians engaged in

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kathy widener will discuss item one and we have john newman who is an attorney at law from the newman group who is here to assist with any other questions. mr. newman, where are you? good morning and welcome. miss widener? >> good morning. the item before you is a proposed new five-year professional services contract to oversee the parking operations and management at sfo with new south parking. the item was before you last week and it was continued while we looked into some location headquarters just to make sure that or to clarify that the companies involved in this partnership are not headquartered in any prohibited states. i can confirm today that new south parking is a general partnership, comprised of two partners. the majority partner is s.p. plus corporation, it's a delaware corporation who is headquartered in chicago, illinois. and the other partner is global parking systems. which is a louisiana limited liability company with its headquarters in new orleans. neither of those states is prohibited through the 12 acts ordinance. and i also just want to point out that it was bro

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corporate funding is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. koo d patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator, robert costa. robert:good evening. president trump held up today's 4.1% growth report as vindication of his economic policies and the president insisted the second quarter numbers are not a one-shot bounce. president trump: as the trade deals come in one by one, we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers.um thesers are very, very sustainable. this isn't a one-time shot. robert: but the administration's tariffs are sargt to -- starting to rattle some farmers in the midwest and elsewhere, who are seeing a decrease in international sales.ma republicans say the $12 billion assistance plan for the instry is not enough, or

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funding is provideby -- newman's own foundation donatin all profits to charity and nourishing the common good. ku and patricia ewing committed to bridging cultures in our communities. the excellence in journalism founedation, corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you once again, from washington, moderator robert cosbe. : good evening. the decision looms. but presint trump i still deciding. who will replace justicenthony kennedy on the supreme court. the top three contenders all federal judges could secure a conservative majority on the bench. but not before facin a political firestorm on capitol ll. president trump: i think you'll be very. impress these are very talented, brilliant people like justice gorsuch. we hit a home run there. and we're going to hit a home run here. robert: the finalists are kavanaugh and kethledge and amy coneyrrarrett. t is the youngest at age 46. while both kavanaugh and kethledge are in their early 50's, a sign the president is intent on leaving a lasng legacy. president trump will make a formal announc

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original not ready for prime time cast member, saturday "saturday night live" cast member lorraine newman joining us. >> and opening night is at the castro theater? >> it is. and i want to talk about the freedom of expression recipient this year. we're giving it to the great documentary film maker liz garbis, who's made a lot of amazing films. such as recently "what happened miss simone" and previously she made a film called "the farm" which was nominated for an academy award as was "miss simone." she did a film years ago about bobby fisher the chest player and "shouting fire," which dealt with fr expression and eeofdom featured father, martin garbis the fist amendment lawyer. she'll be here with a new film called "the fourth estate,"which is about the first year of the trump administration, especially the first 100 days and it follows the "new york times" reporters and journalists as they're dealing with threats to freedom of expression. giftto the bay area community at large, and there's so much that happens behind the scenes to make this gift come true. i'm wondering, can you talk a li

disband paramilitary groups they are accused of killing and kidnapping anti-government protesters newman reports from managua. it's been one hundred days since to began burying their loved ones killed in a conflict too reminiscent of the country's civil war in the one nine hundred seventy s. this week at least three more people were killed in the northern city of reportedly by pro-government paramilitary forces while in managua a brazilian medical student sympathetic to student protesters was gunned down by unidentified sale it's. at a news conference nicaragua's association of human rights said it had tallied ninety seven killings in the last two weeks alone and four hundred and forty eight deaths since april. when i walked out i. was seen operations outside of the framework of law by groups paramilitary and fogs who were carrying out detentions torture terrible selective assassinations as well as writing homes destroying private and public property motivated by political party and ideological fanaticism . human rights leaders tell us that in these one hundred days in the rubble has bec

newman. it is within the area and is known as cigar city. they've been making premium cigars -- not cigarettes, not flavored cigarettes, not jules so people can vape. i'm talking about premium, expensive, handmade cigars. they've been making them since 1895 and that's going to come to an end in the very near future in this rule goes through. they're a profitable company. they sell about $10 million worth of product annually. that sound like a lot of money. it is nothing compared to the mass-produced tobacco products. it is going to cost them three times that amount just to comply with the f.d.a. regulations. three times just as much -- upwards of $30 million to comply with the way this rule has been interpreted. the sad part about it is that everyone knows this. you go to the f.d.a. and they say, look, we get it. the law was supposed to go after these guys, but that's the way it was written. everyone admits it. but yet that's the way it's going to be. and not just j.c. newman, it's going to put other retailers, and then the specialty cigar s

commentate she is terrible person right but instead of her employer right back with this reply claudia newman has been been doing live football for us' she brings expertise and a huge amount of experience there's no reason to call her competence into question yesterday claudia norman spoke about this too did cite newspaper she had this to say we can see that hiya with this advice you can only cite a big people over and over go to a school longa get more education expand your horizons so you can learn to tolerate others this is not a cloudy annoying one problem it's society's problem and in fact said her employer is taking legal action against two of the people that targeted her online that as we know you know social media is always a hotbed for. hate as well can we chalk this up to bottom trolls or is there more to it well there is a bit more to it we just saw earlier in the show people attacking our own door chevelle a reporter and other women reporters out there doing their job commentating at the world cup but i guess even more just hotly is the attitude of some of these women's coley ques

. >> there it's called "rachel newman," and that one's called "jessica bower." >> reporter: and so is u.s. intelligence, but they're simply overwhelmed. concrete proof: nimmo has just exposed a huge russian bot network lurking online-- so well disguised and pushing porn, it even fooled twitter's new filters. >> all it would take is a single all it would take is a single call from the kremlin to sic it on the u.s. election. could the trump-putin summit turn out so well, so cordial that won't interfere in the midterms? >> no. i think th >> i think the probability of a putin/trump meeting solving this disinformation problem is zero. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> ninan: the trump administration last night announced plans to reunite more than 2,500 children age five and under with their families after they were separated at the border. this comes after officials missed a deadline this week to return children under age five to their parents. jamie yuccas has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: that is six-year- old alison jimena valencia madrid walking out of a h

little help from authorities when a family member is murdered or latin america at the two lucien newman reports from mexico city. this is my son her son he was nineteen and studied architecture but he said mantel piece is in fact a shrine to her two murdered sons place where she can at least keep their ashes close to her three years ago the eldest herson was kidnapped in. a few hours later fifteen year old allen a football player was murdered along with his brother in law invade a goose where they used to live even though the family paid the ransom to get her son back he was never returned eventually the remains of my eldest son were found in a bass grave along with one hundred ninety other missing people in your area. i thought one day i would find. the only thing i have of him now is his call and a piece of hip and leg because those monsters chop them all to pieces. there's no peace for the families of the more than thirty thousand mexicans who were murdered last year and the equal number who are still missing records that are expected to be surpassed this year. but there is another t

it calls irregular migration the tougher regulations and new deadlines for applications this year newman has more in this. industry and thirty four year old my sending arrived in chile seven months ago from haiti and works at some towels largest fruit and vegetable market. nearby damages for a house who came three years ago from the ms raila runs a restaurant that sells venezuelan food. venezuelans chile is largely united staff that he the work opportunity is a much better and it's much easier to enter than us. but that has changed to confront what it describes as a migration emergency chile's government is making it tougher hiring migrants who want to settle here to first apply for a visa in less than two years the number of migrants who entered chile as tourists has tripled from four hundred sixty thousand to more than one point two million it's added diversity of to latin america's most stable economy but it's also put a strain on a country clearly unprepared for such a sudden influx and i. think the problem is not migration to chile because we have the capacity for migrants the probl

dr newman no no. no no no no ok ok one upslope stop stop stop in our country ok stop about here go go go go go go go i could go ok and i think you come out of something aren't you good and act like the muslim brotherhood the islamist that they have a. back with our special world cup coverage from central must go and my kid missed watch a game one just half an. hour one hundred forty six million people officially and russia they almost all to a person just jumped and screamed at exactly the same time russia through to the quarterfinals of the planet if you're looking for people world cup it was. the full time i stand one one after extra time the most dramatic penalty shootout screams and shouts there is going to be i call and say that the oversight is the policy through i don't want if you get a break now everybody in russia is going to be part of this let's head over now to anything all grown up think about it peter schmeichel peter all of us getting ready for the evening game but what does that mean

claiming a historic victory after his two main rivals both conceded all that's in america editor lucia newman reports now from mexico city. times of bridled violence and corruption mexicans have taken a leap of faith was a hero massacred nearly was we all want to be able to live and work in our country without being killed but lopez obrador we believe there will finally be real change was for the first time mexicans have chosen a left wing populist and this month. to lead them better known as he represents social change and the pope all honesty was. i will not let you down i will not disappoint you i am conscious of my historic responsibility i don't want to go down in history as a bad president. says he will begin by eradicating corruption which he says is the principal cause poverty and violence but just that through college tuition expects he would see his ambitious goals this mystery because he has been trying to be short on details about how he wants to implement what he calls a radical transformation of mexico. he has explained that he'll pay for ambitious social programs and subsidies

groups say the government is inciting fear places demanding new elections a latin america editor lucy newman has this report. i must say you have the nicaraguan city that put up the fiercest resistance during three months of anti-government protests looks almost empty. the only large group on this normally overcrowded street is part of the latest funeral procession it's been nine days since thirty one year old buy out of the had again was buried a baker with two small children and a third one on the way who was taken from his home during what the government called the clean up campaign in the west all three men with beauty shirts olive green pants and black masks kicked down the door they grabbed him and said you're coming with us his wife cried out he hasn't done anything he hasn't done anything. this is the only family member who did speak to us on condition of anonymity the grass in this empty lot has just been cut but it's here that the highly decomposed body of by yet of the heart again was found hidden among the tall brush three days after he disappeared the body was taken to the morgu

president all trying to address the cross border migration issue or latin america editor lucien newmanas more. still wearing mexico's football jersey after monday's world cup elimination. is nevertheless happy convinced he says that his country has just won something much more important. than what we see a new transformed mexico ahead with andres manuel lopez obrador and his team we expect to see the country we love so much rise up i i am like no big sick and president in decades president elect. will enjoyed not just overwhelming popular support but a majority in congress to push through an agenda that includes limiting or eliminating some of the current government structural reforms but he can't completely turn the clock back says this economy as you know. there are a series of laws that protect investment especially foreign investment because mexico is a champion of free trade agreements and they cannot be dissolved by the career a simple congressional majority ever. thought has named moderate economists to his cabinet to reassure the business sector indeed none of the doomsday pred

newman i don't know what happened to me or the kids who are in school i don't know but people do this is a grave of the only victim of the attack on cockroach fish witnesses say when the religious sense then they moved to us and from the question protected by the security forces but many vulnerable villages once or lucky only say eighty four people were killed in the attacks that lasted days but community leaders insist the total is more than two hundred. curiously the crisis in the central state of play two is between two ethnic groups the bureau who are mostly farmers and the floody had spent blame each other for the night in the conflict the full unease jihadist came behind the church with a number more than one hundred people in blood over block and they came. from last august to today we lost over two hundred fifty persons seclude legal is some on the wrote some in the reordering field and so most of us we continue receiving these killings and killings and killing is the government just blamed for its failure to protect the weak either for political expediency or the failure of t

in america editor newman has more from mexico city. and. all that god had put together called we can make history and that is exactly what he has done. florida next in the boomers retiring. none of the candidates and all of. them didn't change a widespread. voter or a fraud. with one in fifty three percent of. them in america any reelection in mexico will also have. the lower house of congress and. senate a stereo program. on the program. it is a revolution that is at the root of the evils of this country called. explains. the violence in mexico. all looking at some of the main issues that iceman will lopez obrador will have to tackle as president he'll be expected to find solutions to the sluggish economy the peso is fallen sharply against the dollar over the rino goga sorry renegotiation of a trade deal with the us and canada is going to address corruption which has been one of lopez obrador skee campaign pledges people frequently complain of police extortion and politicians openly accepting bribes reducing violence is also a focus this m

newman. mexico. joins us now from. john this has been a rick election why. well as you say this is being billed as historic because it's going to be the biggest historic election inmates can history there's more than three thousand four hundred posts up for grabs and among them obviously the top job and in that particular post there's a chance that the two oldest parties the ninety year grip on power might be about to be broken and that's because by far the front runner in this is a leftist populist could under his money lopez obrador who's got a clear lead i'm here now with chris wilson from the wilson center as mix constitutes talk a little bit more about this so this isn't the first time that as manuel lopez obrador has run he's run in two elections before and been defeated what's changed this time yet this is a totally different scenario in the sense that mexicans are really frustrated with the whole political system they feel like they've tried the paan that ruled between two thousand and two thousand and twelve they tried the p.r.i. which ruled earlier

but i said newman is the last in america analyst of the foreign policy research institute she joins us now via skype from washington d.c. that's a good to have you with us or take it isn't going anywhere to protest to show no sign of backing down how does this end. i'm really glad about i'm afraid. so what is happening in the get out what is very very similar to what has been happening in venice well accept it's worse it's more violent more of that in a shorter period of time but the playbook of the parties involved the proxy fights the proxy supporters and how this is unfolding is exactly the same and that's because the undergo any factors are the same so given that we haven't seen a resolution in venice well that it happened with the protests started with the protests in twenty four g. and we're now in twenty eighteen i really don't see and the similarity of the pattern others see how this is going to be result in the get out a lot anytime soon except really with some sort of you know as fully beilenson and done up until eventually your biggest removed one way or another but he's not

if he pulls this paul newman, thing, i don't think you can win a primary like that. >> what are you offering here? >> you're right, syracuse is going to be warton. >> if you think that you have a chance at beating donald trump that he is beatable in 2020 you are not going to wait for your turn. >> so kamela is not sitting in the second seat. >> i don't think she would. >> who is the democrats going to run this year? you don't pick the president, we don't pick the president, they pick themselves. as mitch mcconnell says i have an entire caucus of class president. these guys that have been running for office since college or high school. clinton is a typical one. they are all like that. they want it, kirsten don't need anybody else but kirsten jilla brand. and that is how it works. >> you don't have to have such a big massive support structure. >> how self indig ant do democrats want to be. >> mcgovern was feel good. gold water was feel good. it hasn't happened in a while. >> you have to look at 2012 when we had a bunch of clown car republicans. if trump looks weak, and this is the most import

if he pulls the paul newman, tom cruise thing, i don't think that will win. i don't think you can win a primary that way. that's the challenge. the most effective guy against donald trump can't win a primary. >> then what are you offering here? syracuse is being to beat whart wharton. >> if you think you have a chance at beating donald trump that he is beatable in 2020, you are not going to wait for your turn. there is no more waiting. >> kamala is not sitting in the second seat. >> i don't see why she would. >> here's the question and want to go back to this. who are democrats being to run as if there is a group that meets and says. you don't pick the president. they pick themselves. mitch mcconnell said i have a caucus of class presidents. these guys, mostly guys, have been running for office since college or high school. they have been running for class president, student body president. they are all like that. they will all run for president. kirstin gillibrand or anybody else to run. that's how it works. >> that's the way you raise money. you don't have

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old river highway between newman and mendocino is also closed. >> let us show you now the backup it is causing. as you can imagine, you will definitely want to avoid this area if you are heading home on 101 tonight. this y c afc surreal site obviously, all the empty highway when it would normally be packed with cars. look at that. >> incredible. chp tells us they hope the open the road again in about 30 minutes or so. we will stay on top of this stry and update you as soon as the road opens again. look at the backup right now, stand still. >> frustrating. >>> google has been hit with a record $5 billion fine. eu regulators say it is for breaking antitrust laws. google is accused of taking advantage of its android dominants to promote apps and services, like google search. the european commission wants the company to stop this "illeg "illegal conduct" in the next 90 days. google is appealing the decision. >>> ebay is shedding hundreds of employees from its bay area workforce, many work in san jose. >> chris nguyen is live with this story. >> reporter: by the end of the week the major te

what is the title of randy newman's 1983 hit about his love for l.a.? >> "i love l.a."?at right, andrea, "i love l.a." you're on the board. how did you know that one? >> i just -- it was an episode on "ally mcbeal" where they went to l.a. >> jimmy: ah, you went deep into "ally mcbeal." all right. another television-related question. what is the name of the ncis franchise set in los angeles? we need an answer. anyone? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: the answer is "ncis: l.a." >> really obvious. >> sal: maybe you should both sleep on the street tonight. >> jimmy: hopefully this will be an easier one. who hosted the oscars this year? who rang in? aviv? >> um -- was that james corden? >> jimmy: no, it was not james corden. andrea? >> sal: yes. >> you did a good job, it was you. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] well, congratulations, andrea, you are the winner. bellhop sal will take your luggage for you. don't worry, aviv, you're not going back to the hostel empty-handed. for you we've got noise-canceling headphones, hand sanitizer, and a teddy bear to rock you to sleep tonigh

little or no help from authorities when a family member is murdered our latin america editor lucy newman reports from mexico city. this is my son had a son he was nineteen and studied architecture many said mantel piece is in fact a shrine to her to loot son's place where she can at least keep their passions close to her three years ago the eldest person was kidnapped yeah. a few hours later fifteen year old a football player was murdered along with his brother in law invade a goose where they used to live even though the family paid the ransom to get her son back he was never returned eventually the remains of my eldest son were found in a bass grave along with one hundred ninety other missing people in your area. i thought one day i would find. the only thing i have of him now is his call and a piece of hip and leg because those monsters chop them all to pieces. there's no peace for the families of the more than thirty thousand mexicans who were murdered last year and the equal number who are still missing records that are expected to be surpassed this year. but there is another type o

times," you got paul newman race cars.bout my -- arrggh -- i was like, finally somebody asked me about my race cars, my number one subject, hang on! as soon as i woke up i went back into the race cars. >> jimmy: i'm going to hire that anesthesiologist to work at my house when you come over to visit so we don't have to ever hear about your race cars ever again. >> you see? >> jimmy: you see, yeah. it's part of being dumb. [ laughter ] adam, it's a pleasure to have you here. i was talking about myself, please. >> self-deprecating. listen, he doesn't think much of himself. he only had a faour-man crew whn he was getting a colonoscopy. >> jimmy: it was katie couric. >> he was loved, he wasn't booed. >> jimmy: that was not love. it's great to have you here. thank you so much for being here. thanks to the kids for coming along too. "the adam carolla show" will tape live from the moore theater in seattle september 13 and the grove of anaheim november 30th. we'll be right back with sam heughan. ♪movement was my only tell ♪running

only time i was in pop was in newman. i've never really seen pop. i was only in there for like two weeks. >> what happened? >> a fight. everybody fights. right? that's the only way you can handle situations in here, you have to fight. someone says something to you or you got problems and you got to act on it. if you don't, they will. it's a jail thing. >> 16 months ago, esdale was convicted of possession of a firearm and sentenced to two years at the house of correction, a separate jail facility for convicted inmates serving 2 1/2 years or less. due to multiple fights, he spent the first 13 months in segregation, but even under those restrictions he was still a significant discipline problem. >> daniel has gotten into many fights since he's been here. he's been involved in about ten fights. there are a lot of fights that he has actually asked or called to happen. so he's been involved in a lot more behind the scenes than he's actually been involved in. >> if someone is arguing with a c.o., i'll be in the background amping them up. just i like going

. >> reporter: for 70 years camp newman has offered jewish kids all the traditional fun of summer camp along with an emphasis on spiritual growth, but in october that faith was tested when they learned their santa rosa campus had been destroyed by the tubbs fire. >> i just remember like losing breath and having to run outside. >> we were in shock and we were traumatized and all we could do was hold each other and cry for the first six to 10 hours. >> reporter: camp executive director ruben arquilavich was left wandering in the wilderness looking for a new home, but then came a lucky break. they got an offer to use the campus of cal state maritime academy in vallejo and ruben was able to part a sea of red tape to make it happen in time for this summer. >> this normally would take one to three years to find, secure, negotiate a contract and we were able to pull it off in three weeks. [ singing ] >> reporter: now just as always, the camp is buzzing with the usual activities, music, lanyard weaving, a dance clash that turns into a flash mob, but there are new opportunities as well like a y

help stop migration in to the united states off we go to mexico city our latin america editor lucien newman is there. hello kamado right behind me is the campaign headquarters of mexico's president elect and the rest manolo pace over a lot of this is where the meeting will take place with the u.s. secretary of state and his high level delegation that is accompanying him this is unprecedented we have the treasury secretary the commerce secretary of homeland security secretary and president donald trump's son in law jared kirshner his main and his personal advisor all of them coming here to mexico even as donald trump remains in the in the u.k. that gives you an indication of just how important this meeting is being seen by the white house joining me to talk more about the sort of. the conflict of relationship that has existed until now between the united states and its closest neighbor mexico is. who is an expert in the settlement of conflicts and especially in trade thank you for joining us clearly nafta commerce between the united states and mexico is a very important issue but it's much m

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we'rejoined by henry newman of open europe and the spectator‘s political correspondent katy balls.te last night no one knows if they are rebel or not because the brexiteers came forward with amendments to kill the chequers plan and then the prime minister flipped the chequers plan and then the prime ministerflipped so the chequers plan and then the prime minister flipped so they are no longer the rebels and it is the remainers who are at the rebels. what we're seeing is what a hung parliament looks like when the governing party are very divided over brexit. it has been said by wise heads in the conservative party that they are in either complacency mode or panic mode. but crucially the government has managed to get another major piece of exit legislation onto the statute books. soi legislation onto the statute books. so i think the prime minister will be pleased this evening. and had they been bound by a customs union believed there was no room for any negotiation. i think there will be huge sighs of relief tonight in downing street because at the moment it isa downing street becau

obrador has made countering the violence the top priority of his presidency latin america editor alysia newman has more. still wearing mexico's football jersey after monday's world cup elimination. is nevertheless happy convinced he says that his country has just won something much more important. than what we see a new transformed mexico ahead with andres manuel lopez obrador and his team we expect to see the country we love so much rise up. and like no big sick and president in decades president elect. will enjoyed not just overwhelming popular support but a majority in congress to push through an agenda that includes limiting or eliminating some of the current government structural reforms but he can't completely turn the clock back says this economist you know. there are a series of laws that protect investment especially foreign investment because mexico is a champion of free trade agreements and they cannot be dissolved by the career a simple congressional majority even notice of that god has named moderate economists to his cabinet to reassure the business sector indeed none of the doom

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dominic abraham—newman shares those frustrations.n greater manchester, to manchester victoria each day — a journey that should take around 20 minutes — but which today took triple the time. hejoins me now from salford. thank you for being with us. how hacked off where you? quite hacked off this morning, just one of many days where you have the disruption, so days where you have the disruption, so it is really quite annoying. did you get of this morning thinking, new timetable, they have sorted it out, the problems were in the past, it is going to be great? there was a little bit of hope but you are resigned to the fact that, you know, when you wake up, you are trying to figure out how you get to work in the morning. has this caused problems with your bosses?” the morning. has this caused problems with your bosses? i have got a brilliant ball so he is very good at understanding, we can come in when we want to. however, i have many colleagues in finance and payroll who have to be in at a certain time and they are on warnings because th