warming is real and it's a serious problem both for the environment and for us this short public service announcement explains why. that's how much average surface temperature has risen since eight hundred eighty. we burn too much fossil fuel drive too much and fly too much. as temperatures rise glaciers retreat columbia glacier in alaska is melting especially fast losing as much as thirty meters a day. it's not only glaciers that have been melting over the past thirty years half of the ice in the arctic has disappeared. with devastating consequences less and less solar radiation is being reflected back into space. as a result that to speeds up global warming in the oceans as well. with a rise in water temperatures comes a rise in sea levels the results are especially dangerous for low lying coastal regions where much of the world's population lives. fast growing megacities are at risk kids for example the pudong district in the chinese city of shanghai in one thousand nine hundred was mainly farmland now it's a finance and high tech hub and home to over five million people. entire island states such

warming is real and it's a serious problem both for the environment and for us this short public service announcement explains why. that's how much us average surface temperature has risen since eight hundred eighty . we burn too much fossil fuel drive too much and fly too much. as temperatures rise glaciers retreat columbia glacier in alaska is melting especially fast losing as much as thirty meters a day. it's not only glaciers that have been melting over the past thirty years half of the ice in the arctic has disappeared. with devastating consequences less and less solar radiation is being reflected back into space. as a result that to speeds up global warming in the oceans as well. with a rise in water temperatures comes a rise in sea levels the results are especially dangerous for low lying coastal regions where much of the world's population lives. fast growing megacities are at risk it's. for example the pudong district in the chinese city of shanghai in one thousand nine hundred was mainly farmland now it's a finance and high tech hub and home to over five million people. entire island states

warming is real and it's a serious problem both for their environment and for us this short public service announcement explains why. that's how much average surface temperature has risen since eight hundred eighty. we burn too much fossil fuel drive too much and fly too much. as temperatures rise glaciers retreat columbia glacier in alaska is melting especially fast losing as much as thirty meters a day. it's not only glaciers that have been melting over the past thirty years half of the ice in the arctic has disappeared. with devastating consequences less and less solar radiation is being reflected back into space. as a result that to speed up global warming in the oceans as well. with the rising water temperatures comes a rise in sea levels the results are especially dangerous for low lying coastal regions where much of the world's population lives. fast growing megacities are at risk. for example the pudong district in the chinese city of shanghai in one thousand nine hundred was mainly farmland now it's a finance and high tech hub and home to over five million people. entire island states such as

the bureau and oakland police have released a public service announcement to help solve the murder ofrian bole, walking home from a bar early april 10th, 2016, when someone shot him to death. it happened near interstate 580. there's a $30,000 reward for information leading to his killer. the fbi offering $25,000 reward in the june 2013 murder of aya nakano. his car was hit by another vehicle at the corner of stanford avenue. when he got out to look at the damage, someone in the other car shot and killed him. his family also offering an additional $100,000 reward. >> a santa clara mother is desperate to get her possessions back after someone stole the family's u-haul truck. inside, mementos and her children's artwork. abc 7 news reporter spoke with the woman and has more on how you can help. >> santa clara resident denise hall said she didn't know where to turn, so she called abc 7. >> i have never been so devastated and so disappointed in humanity. >> last week, her family loaded this u-haul because they're updating the flooring in their home. they have to move temporarily. >> we fini

2018, we've got these available for you in our shop tonight, i would like to make that public a service announcement -- public service announcement, the shop is open until 8:00. we give a 10 % discount on anything in the shop and with got a special gift for you to go in and get. it's kind of like disneyland where you have to exit the gift shop before you leave but we have a special brass bookmark with the truman seal on it as well is the legend of the story i told you about, the redesign of the seal. that is our small gift to you tonight. thank you for being here as friends of the association. some of you have been here many times before, thank you so much for being with us tonight and for your friendship and support, so many of you who are familiar to this campus here, the decatur home is 200 years old this year and it's owned by the national trust for historic preservation, we are privileged to use it as our camper us -- our campus. now i will return to the main purpose of my remarks which is to introduce our speaker mister clifton daniel. >> reporter: -- >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, and ste

. >> like a public service announcement on why you should watch the news. >> yes, that's the takeaway. it was so cool one, the way he was able to connect the dots and say hey, i just saw this, i know what to do. and he managed to get over 100 strangers to just jump right into action and follow his lead. >> i'm sure the woman is very thankful. >> absolutely. >>> justin bieber on this very american holiday, we're talking about the biebs. he's on the road. quite literally. ♪ on the road again oh, that's not a bieber song. >> stick around, the skinny's next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, to remove soap scum. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. ♪ >>> so we're leading off the fourth of july skinny with a canadian, and we're not saying sorry about it. justin bieber stateside for the holiday and having car trouble. >> and not saying sorry for learning the moves to

liberty ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: well, we have a public service announcement.ing this to you. our crack control room spotted the creepy porn lawyer on cnn. they had the sound off. but it hurt our feelings. this is the fifth or 6th other tv network he's done. we asked him and he turns us down. creepy porn lawyer, you always have a home on our program any time. we will clear the decks for you. hope to see you toon. -- soon. the fbi has been trusted with enormous power. they can break down your front door and put you in jail. they are supposed to use these powers to protect americans, but the fbi is abusing its power and deriving people of their civil liberties. carter page was spied on for more than a year by the obama administration based on the assertions in the steele dossier that the fbi never bothered to verify. mark penn was an advisor to bill clinton and joins us tonight. i have been instruct -- shocked by the reaction to this. a naval officer. never charged with anything and spied on for a year. the normal chorus of civil libertarians are silent. why? >>

i wanted to come and give that public service announcement fore folks at home watching as well s here in the chamber. my committee and the chair of te budget committee. we will be paying attention cloy and if there are any recommendations that come out of this body, we will be listeningd ready to collectively roll up or sleeves and do the work. thank you and good luck and good night. >> vice president mazzucco: thak you for the two new commissiones they both jumped in full speed ahead. they've been in meetings all wek since they've been sworn in everyday. thank you supervisor. any further public comment. public comment now closed. >> line 4, public comment on all matters pertaining to item six closed session including public comment on vote whether to hold item six in closed session. >> vice president mazzucco: pubc comment regarding our going into closed session. hearing none. public comment it closed. >> number five vote on whether o hold item six in closed session. san francisco alternative code section 67.10 action. >> vice president mazzucco: mot? >> i wanted to know if it's poss

they released this public service announcement to help doe knows tell the dierchs between legitimate requiring more than 500 veterans charities to file delinquent reports with the registry of charitable trusts and suspending them if they don't comply within 30 days. >> give to organizations you trust. get the charity's name, p the website, and physical location. >> a scam known as help the vets took in $20 million in donations between 2014 and 2017. authorities say very little of that money ever helped veterans. >> a tornado completely blindsided a community near des moines, iowa late this afternoon, three to four super cell storms produced a number of twisters, many buildings were damaged in downtown marshalltown, which is about 50 miles northeast of des moines. officials say a number of people that were taken to the hospital. authorities are still assessing the extent of the damage. but the national weather service says the town sustained catastrophic damage. these storms were intense. >> certainly were. well, the 12 boys rescued for a cave in thaan hospital and back home with thei

today they are putting out a public service announcement warning the publi about an overdose of k2. all of last july there were 105 overdose calls for the entire month. the d.c. medical examiner discovered yesterday and there's a new type of k-3 or marijuana on the streets. >> we don't know really what it isyet, and -- and we are desyngs xwounded by what has never seen before? >> the fire chief says these overdoses are happening across thedistrict, not just in a single neighborhood. >> had a local dive coach slated o teach team usa at the world junior diving championships next week has in fact been suspended. the news 4 i-team has beenin di and here's a look now hat what wendy has been unable to uncover. >> t local coach stephanie sutton was suspended last thursday along with another coach johnappleman who was slated to be the head coach for team usa. stephanie sutton is the owner and head coach of dominion dive club in fairfax county. the club's website says she's i her tenth year there and calls the club a national sepowerh they have several athletes who have competed on the world

the first one is a statewide department of motor vehicles vision zero public service announcement. as we know, data shows that speeding is a top cause of fatal crashes, both in san francisco and statewide and i believe nationwide. and there's a video on safe speeds that the dmv will be running at their facilities throughout the state. so we wanted to share that with you. i don't believe it has sound, but you will get to see the video. if we can ask sfgov tv to go to the video, please. >> we're grateful for our partnership with the dmv on that. the other is a video of social media highlights. i think we've sheen you some of these before. it's our fifth video of the year show indicating the work of various city departments. and so i wanted to show you that one. >> hello, san francisco. here's our monthly roundup of city projects helping san francisco reach our vision zero goal of ending traffic deaths. the district attorney's office is launching a campaign it raise awareness around seniors as a high-risk group for pedestrian fatalities. look out for the drive slow banners and bus ads

something of a snarky public service announcement or more? keith, this isn't all democrats who are calling for -- to abolish ice. this is some 2020 democrats, i think is one notable distinction here. what do you think of this -- let's call it a theme. what do you think of the theme, these calls? >> it's not clear what it means to say abolish ice. it means different things for different people. for some people, it means changing, restructuring, reorganizing. some people it means closing it down all together. it is interesting that ice agents themselves have come out recently -- almost two of them -- saying the organization needs to be restructured or ended. it's also interesting that the trump administration using the official white house account is attacking two women senators using taxpayer dollars to attack people who were paid to represent us. this is not what the government of the united states is supposed to do. final point, in response to the previous report, it's disturbing to me that the only thing that's worse than this administratio

sacha baron cohen convinces people to participate in a public service announcement pushing to put gunsdren as young as three years old to stop school shootings. let's listen. >> we in america would be wise to implement this program. it's something that we should think about in america, about putting guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens, good guys whether they be teachers or whether they actually be talented children or highly trained preschoolers. >> maybe having many young people trained and understand how to defend themselves in their school might actually make us safer here. >> a three-year-old cannot defend it from a assault rifle by throwing a hello kitty pencil case at it. our founding fathers do not put an age limit on the second amendment. >> we're not showing the craziest parts. he tricked them into it. he poses as an israeli anti-terrorist expert. there has been a lot of public response. people saying they were duped into this. >> definitely. it's varied. in the segment you just menti mentioned a congressman called a it a fraud. he was angry. joe walsh, he kind of took i

the bureau and oakland police have released a public service announcement to help solve the murder of brian bole, he was walking home from a bar early on april 10th, 2016, when someone shot him to death. happened on richmond boulevard near interstate 580. there's a $30,000 reward for information leading to his killer. >> the fbi also offering a $25,000 reward in the june 2013 murder of aya nakano. his car was hit in oakland. when he got out to look at the damage, someone in the other car shot and killed him. his family also offering an additional $100,000 reward. >> believe it or not, this is a bear. i know it doesn't look like one because it's missing all of its fur. it was in such bad shape, was found in a trash bin in butte county. now, many months later, she's well on her way to recovery. first told you about this bear named eve because she was found on christmas eve. so six months ago. she lost all that fur because of mange. eve got emergency medical care in lake tahoe and then she was taken to the fun for animals wildlife center in san diego county. vets removed the dead crusty

can't really tell what that show is going at, but at the very end of the show they had a public service announcement for samsa. at the very end it says if you have any issues or know of people with that, please call. i don't know if you're getting any response, but i was pleased at the end of the show they were trying to show people how to reach out to those with addiction issues. my next question, for guidance to the 21st century cures act, samsa released extensive guidance for consumers how to report concerns and future health plans. does samsa have plans for providing additional pathways for additional parity violations or concerns? >> we're very pleased that we have a portal that consumers can use where they can report what they believe may be parity violations, difficult getting coverage for their mental health or substance abuse problems. that portal will get them to the appropriate federal agency, be it labor, be it cms, be it treasury. we're pleased about that. we also provide guidance. samsa last summer did a 30 state parity policy academy where we train on issues related to parity and how

i'll make a public service announcement. the shop will be open until 8:00. and we also give you a 10% discount on anything in the shop. and we have a special little gift for you that you have to go in there and get. it's kind of like disneyland, you have to exit the gift shop before you leave. so we have for you a special little brass bookmark that has the truman seal on it, as well as the little legend in the story i told but the redesign of the seal and that's our small gift to you tonight. thank you all for being here as friends of the association. some of you have been here many times before. it's also i see general hayden here, thank you so much for being here with us and your friendship and support. and so many of you who are familiar to this campus here, decatur house is 200 years old this year and although it's owned by the national trust for historic preservation, we're privileged to use it as our campus and operate from here where we teach and tell those stories of white house history across the country and around the world with that i'll return to

out several characters seem to have addiction but at the very end of the show they have a public service announcement for tee5 i don't know if you knew about that so you getting any response from that? i was pleased they were trying to show people how to reach out if they have addiction issues. so for guidance issues with the 21st century cures act samsa has released extensive guidance for consumers on how they can report. the concern does samsa have plans to offer additional pathways to address potential parity violations or concerns? >> we are very pleased he has a portal that consumers can you that they believe could have violations and getting for their mental health or substance problems. that portal will get them to the appropriate federal agency through treasury and we are about that. we also provide guidance. samsa last summer did a 38 policy where he trained on issues related to. he and how state can make sure appropriate attention is paid to the people of their states can get the services that they need to make those are my two questions i appreciate you being here and i yield back in the g

there's so much to go to here, ben wittis, first of all, as a public service announcement to 87 million people watching and listening on armed forces radio across the world, i'm making that up, tell us just how dramatic a change from precedent it was to have the fisa made public and the grave risks that go along with that and then we'll ask you more about the carter page application. >> yeah, so. i think the answer to the question, how unusual is it is that it's completely unprecedented. 20 plus years ago when i was a very young reporter for a legal newspaper, i did what i think is the first sort of major story about the foreign intelligence surveillance court in the mid 1990s. at the time, the justice department made a decision to cooperate with the story, as did the court, by the way. and they all talked on the record and we had a lot of conversations about fisa. the one thing i asked for that they said no way, no how you're never going to get was the word processing template for a fisa application, that is not only were they not willing to give like a used application with everything

. >> a little public service announcement.y they do bite. but zarutskie is on the mend, and her instagram is back up and running again. >> good to know they do bite now. >> glad she's okay. >> she says she'd do it again, too, didn't she? >> come on! >> a lot of people do do this. it's pretty common in snorkeling. they'll bring them out and chum the water a little bit. not for robin. >> mm. all righty. god bless. >>> coming up, new images of prince harry and duchess meghan on their big trip and the special friends they just made. come on back. special friends they just made. come on back. made. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or office. panera. food as it should be. panera. it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be cau

. >> really quickly as a public service announcement, i mean this for kids who are running, who we thinkat some point, i'm dead serious. nothing sells. nothing sells with voters like being yourself. for standing up against something that everybody thinks you need to fall behind. voters love independents. i know you've seen it before. >> it's conviction politics. it's what they like. >> conviction politics. i'm telling you, when gingrich was man of the year, and he was supposedly the most powerful -- go after him every time. and constituents would say why are you doing it? i would explain it one, two, three at a town hall meeting. okay. got it. you can do it. >> that's why we love stories like "profiles in courage," the kennedy book. >> also with us for the conversation, we have staff writer for "the atlantic," an nbc news and msnbc contributor. good to have you on board. the intros are not happening today, joe, just not happening. but i will get to the news. >> we do know each other. >> president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani is not ruling out the possibility of a second 2016 meeting abou

announcement on our companion network, cspan. >>> cspan, where history unfolds daily. a public service by america's cable television company. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c span is brought to you by your cable and satellite provider. >>> you're watching american artifacts. joining us in our studios is michael alexander kahn. thank you for being with us. what was puck? >> puck was the most important weekly political cartoon magazine of its time. it was the innovator of political cartoon magazines and was widely read and very influential. >> we'll talk about the publication. let me talk about you and your involvement in the book. why did you do it? >> i came to washington for ucla. and my professor had on a cartoon. he said, this cartoon decided the election of 1884. it was a beautiful cartoon and i was hooked. and since then, i collected the magazines, literally, for over 40 years. >> we're going to talk about the magazine. first, let's talk about the media. for a century, late 1900

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public about what to do concerning ors inning shortages. it gets so bad by january 6th 1945, is part of his public announcement to congress president roosevelt announced his support for legislation to expand the selective services act of 1940 to include for the first time the drafting of female nurses into the army. so you can imagine this was a moment us moment here is up into this point, the selective services act then as now only refers to men. and only ins two men serving most often somehow kengted to soldiering. the concern about nursing shortage was so great that the president outright went to congress and said, another for us to do something about this we might have to draft women. surprisingly -- for both the president and members of congress, a public outcry quickly materialized and opposition to drafting female nurses. ignoring possibility of male nurses, the public opinion about the drafting of female nurses was such that in their minds the only available option or viable option at that time many argued was allowing nurses into the army nurse corps. instead of drafting all female nurses. this was a -- the better option instead of doing drastic measure. for just two week after the president announced

announcer: c-span, were history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: we are back live now for the confederate icons conference. battlefieldsvalley foundation ceo kevin walker on the politics of conserving confederate heritage icons. kevin: i would like to thank you once again for coming and spending the day talking about such a controversial issue, spending the day learning from one another. i am thrilled by the speaking panel we had today. dr. robinson opened this up in true style. not have the body of knowledge about the american civil war that we do today if it were not for dr. roberts. to haveolutely thrilled carolina genie back here in the valley and back in

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basn assessment by the official and that money will then go and find the public services but in the cost delay you would announce to the government official how much you value your house and then your tax would be a function of your valuation valuation so thee tax but on the other side you could be forced out of the house if somebody is willing to pay the price that you announced. i should say before everybody gets upset that a good theoretical reason for thinking that this would improve the housing market our proposal is to start with what we often call administrative property as it is done by the government where this approach could be experimented with to see how it works. the second proposal for the current system of one person one vote leads to what is called the tyranny of the majority and to entrench policies that serve their interest but not the politics at large and everybody would be given an equal number of voice credits so that the principle is maintained and event you would be allowed to use those credits to vote along whatever dimension might exist, so it could be referendum and there could be a ca

[applause] announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's wele companies and today continue to bring you are unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d c, and around the country. c-span is brought you by your cable or satellite provider. buses traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. the bus stopped in alaska asking folks what is the most important issue in alaska. >> the economy is the heart of the struggles we are having. alaska has been in a hole for several years. we experience the homelessness issue like has not been seen before. we have poverty. we are reaching out. people are camping in the parks. it were struggling. neighbors are trying to figure out how to coexist. the state and fed is not investing and resources to make sure the lowest among us are taking care of and we have to make sure they are doing that. next to me the most important is protecting the wildlife refuge. it is an unbelievable place. it is iconic in the same way yellowston

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meanwhile the government has announced plans to make social media a safer place for election campaigning. this is putting people off going into public services off from taking part in politics. what we're doing is a couple of measures which we hope will really help to get voters to be well—informed about digital campaigning, but also to be able to be protected from intimidating behaviour during elections. labour said the government needs to wake up to the new challenges we face, to make sure that future campaigns and elections can't be abused or manipulated. a five—year—old british boy has drowned at a resort in portugal's algarve region. according to police, the five—year—old had been playing with his two siblings in a swimming pool at the resort near silves on saturday. the foreign office has said officials are providing support for the family. that follows news this morning that a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margate. kent police say they were called to the harbour yesterday afternoon after concerns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south—east london, was taken

announcement was made. sanders made the argument that the six officials are monitizing their public service. critics say there are trump officials who have done the same thing. the president is -- it's uncertain if the president is going to bring it up during his speech to some 4,000 veterans here at the vfw national convention in kansas city. we have seen the president go the unexpected route before. once he is done here, he will take part in a discussion with supporters, then a fund-raising lunch before heading back to washington, d.c. >> boris, thank you so much for that report. >>> let's get to one of the former intel chiefs that the president and his spokeswoman singles out, joining us by phone is james clapper, former director of national intelligence and now cnn national security analyst. director clapper, thank you for joining me. first about what sarah sanders said yesterday. she said they, meaning you and others, have politicized and monetized their public service. have you made money since leaving office using your security clearance? >> not directly. the security clearance -- i g

meanwhile the government has announced plans to make social media a safer place for election campaigning. this is putting people off going into public services off from taking part in politics. what we're doing is a couple of measures which we hope will really help to get voters to be well—informed about digital campaigning, but also to be able to be protected from intimidating behaviour during elections. labour said the government needs to wake up to the new challenges we face, to make sure that future campaigns and elections can't be abused or manipulated. susana mendonca, bbc news. at least 14 people have died and dozens have been injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck a popular tourist destination in central indonesia. residents and tourists poured onto the streets and into open fields to escape damaged buildings on the island of lombok. the tremour was felt in bali, 60 miles away. our correspondent katharine da costa reports. buildings and lives shaken to the core. this was the scene dozens woke up to in northern lombok, the distress clear to hear. the quake, measuring 6.4 on the richter scale, was quickly followed by over 100

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announced plans to make social media announced plans to make social media a safer place for election campaigning. this is putting people off going into public service and putting voters off from taking part in politics. what we are doing is a couple of measures which we hope will really help voters to be well—informed about digital campaigning, but also to be able to be protected from intimidating behaviour during elections. labour said the government needs to wake up to the new challenges we face, to make sure that future campaigns and elections can't be abused or manipulated. susana mendonca, bbc news. at least 14 people have died and dozens have been injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok which is popular with tourists. officials say hundreds have been injured and the number of casualties is expected to rise. the quake hit early in the morning when many people were still sleeping. tremours were felt up to 60 miles away on bali. a palestinian teenager who slapped an israeli solider in the occupied west bank has been freed after eight months in jail. ahed tamimi had an emotional reunion today with friends a