. >> david cohen, elaine samuels, and jessica inoue from the s.c. i-10:1. >> okay. each of you have three minutes, and we'll hear your general comment. >> and if i may, when the buzz ergos off, it means time is up. >> all right. you're not going to cut me off. >> i will say time, and that is your time. >> my name is david cohen. i'm the director of san francisco seiu 10:1. we're here to talk to you about short staffing in the jails primarily at c.j.-2, but not just at c.j.-2. we have seven r.n. examine l.p.n. vacancies that have yet to be filled, leaving folks experiencing mandated over time. manning staff are being mandated over time. employee staff are work with no breaks, heavy workload, facing increased risk of med hours and near misses as a result which put both the patients and staff's licenses at risk. we've had an increase in the jail population at jailhouse two with no additional increase in staffing. and i'll just give you a synopsis of the history at c.j.-2, that historically on the day shift, we used to have six l.v.n.'s and two r.n.'s. now we only have

david cohen the affirmative action was that you were a classical musical performer as well. ndoleezza: they had none of those as well. david: what would you say of the chances north korea, the u.s., south korea can come to some agreement? condoleezza: i first heard the president accepted kim jong-un's invitation, i thought, oh my goodness, what is he doing? then i thought, nothing else has worked. why not give it a try? ♪ david: you were recruited to come to the george herbert walker bush white house. condoleezza: i got to be the soviet specialist at the end of the cold war. david: you were there when the berlin wall went down. condoleezza: i was one of the i people the minute the berlin wall fell, a bunch of us went to the oval office and said, mr. president, you have to go for berlin, for kennedy, truman, reagan. he said, what would i do? dance on the wall? he said this is a german moment, not an american moment. i will never forget that, it was so much george h.w. bush, modest, a great sense of humility. it was the right thing, he was right. david: you saw him recently at

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david cohen jack ma prepares for the next stage in life.e may announce today that he is going back to school. rishaad: straits times index, taipei, kuala lumpur. a torrid time of it the last seven days with a big fall. there you have the equipment -- the equity position right now. not a lot of conviction out there. out. of data has come friday, we had reserves falling a little bit. we will talk more about the trade data with steve. inflation numbers expected this half-hour. when you look at the trade data, a very simple story. the cause and effect trade tariffs, these trade tensions. the cause, you see the massive imbalance between the u.s. and china. at the same time, the effect, the slowing, initial numbers suggest slowing. have a look at dollars in nature dollar cnh right now. longestld match the losing streak going back to 2015. totald: president trump tariff threats unsettled markets in this side of the world. he said he was ready to slap tariffs on everything that china exports to the united states. a quick check at the currencies. th

who know a lot about trump's financial secrets have been granted immunity in the cohen investigation. long-time friend david pecker helped cohen bury negative trump stories in 2016 and trump organization cfo allen wieslberg who has been working for the company since the 1970s also granted immunity. then there's trump's growing distrust of the white house counsel don mcgann. he's spent reportedly 30 hours cooperating with the mueller investigation and is leaving the administration soon. that leaves one counsel person to deal with subpoenas and possible impeachment proceedings starting next year. trump is dealing with the negative media reports. bob woodward's book comes out tomorrow. axios reports trump is furious with gary cohn and rob porter, both featured in the book in detail. it's possible he publicly attacks those who this weekend, and it comes in the new york times purportedly from a senior official in the trump administration, the op ed. you combine this with the staffs at the white house and it's stoking trump's paranoia about the deep state. and even his own party members are criticizing him. >> it

michael cohen's conversation with david pecker and about allen weisselberg was about campaign financeand whether or not to suppress information from the american people and that is the main threat that should make him nervous. >> i'm sure they are all very, very nervous. thanks very much for the analysis. how the hearings are playing out potentially next week. why president trump in a major reversal is saying he may not release classified russia probe documents after all. the director of legislative affairs, mark short, he is standing by live. we have lots to discuss. ♪ ok here we go guys, you ready? hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. opportunity is everywhere. ♪ it's gonna be fine. it's a door... ♪ it's doing a lot of kicking down there. waiting to be opened. ♪ whatever your ambition... ♪ whatever your drive... ♪ whatever you're chasing... driver, are we almost there? we're gonna have a baby! ♪ daddy! daddy! opportunity is everywhere. ♪ all you have to do to find it is get out... here. ♪ all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace ♪ ♪ they're the moderne st

cohen. as you pointed out there, about president trump's dealings with russia. but we've also learned that's not all they asked him about. >> reporter: that's right, david. sources tell us mueller's team also wanted to know if trump or any of his associates raised the idea of a pardon with cohen. mueller also apparently looking for any evidence of obstruction of justice. david? >> pierre thomas in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> and next tonight, to that disturbing security breach at orlando's melbourne airport. a student pilot jumping over a fence and then boarding a passenger jet, it was about 2:00 in the morning. technicians happened to be inside the jet, they tackled him. it was an airbus jet, it seats 200 passengers. so, what was he intended to do? authorities talking just moments ago about this. here's abc's victor oquendo from florida. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about security at our nations airports after a student pilot allegedly hopped a barbed wire fence and boarded this american airlines plane in the middle of the night. 22-year-old nishal sankat is facing sefrj charges, including criminal attempt to steal an airplane. >> within tw

and we haven't heard from harry cohen. david w.: but we did hear from the president. -- he did tweet this. david w.: this is the first time trump has raised this possibility. schenker: trump is familiar with the courts. i think it is just rhetoric. one thing he has to be careful about is that there is a report this morning in axioms about woodward having hundreds of hours of tapes of everything from everybody he talks to for the book. so there may be perfect evidence of support of the facts in this book. of,: and speaking washington post has the conversation between woodward and kellyanne conway, talking about why didn't you come to me? and here is what played out. >> sorry we missed the opportunity to talk to the book. never got a call or message. who did you ask about speaking to me? >> six people. >> kellyanne conway went to to me.y that didn't come she does have access to me. direct access. ok, i just end up with another bad book. what can i tell you? suggests -- how does this play out? schenker: it's a just that the people around trump don't talk to him or give h

francisco de koss take, erica, david woo, christy wang, peter cohen, fernando marquis. up on the screen side of the room and speak in any order. >> may i have the overhead, please. >> sure. >> thanks. commissioners i was at the hearing at the board of supervisors. we sat down for six hours and only one of the thing on the agenda was heard. the one we are discussing today. what i see here is that the advo indicates who came -- advocates who spoke there are not here. what i see is that when presentations are given to you in rosy manner, you nod your head and agree. i don't want to talk about the presentation in that manner. i have the overhead here. he came and spoke something and left. i don't believe? economists. that is one single opinion like a doctor in the second, third and fourth opinion. what i want to state about the filipinos who are indigenous and who i love. often times americans forget their service. the baton march, debt march. the filipinos promised citizenship and not given. i fought for them so i know what i am talking about. if you look at the filipino c

and it is still to be determined what information david pecker has beyond what we can read in the michael cohen another trump associate, and this one knew more about the president's private financial world than almost anyone alive. >> nbc news has learned alan weisselberg, chief financial officer for the trump organization was granted immunity to help prosecutors in their case against the president's former lawyer. >> one wonders not only what he knew about hush money payments relate today the campaign but what other misconduct may be out there related to the president or the trump organization. and when you go testify in a grand jury under oath, you have no choice but to tell the truth. that is an avenue that could be disastrous for the president and his children. because there has been reporting for years about some shady dealings that the trump organization has involved itself in. we don't know the details, but if anyone does know that,ates alan weisselberg. >> cohen's plea in court was a devastating blow to a president already beset with legal and political problems, and it signaled cohen h

yahshua cohen would head south to the newly occupied negev to a kibbutz called his day bucket. in years to come prime minister davidben-gurion would make this place his home. usual cohen was one of the founders of this there will kill he puts the book at her and was the closest member of the kibbutz to bingo real they were going to get there before the morning march in the evening march and they were talking in the were friendly and i thought to myself wow this was the guy when gloria wanted to fly anywhere he wanted to find him to crash in and now there are their friends. while bernadotte killer became a friend of the prime minister. one of the men who ordered the killing would eventually rise to that role himself. being. the great but very humiliated when the right wing swept to power for the first time in one nine hundred seventy seven. menachem begin the former leader became prime minister. yitzhak shamir the formulae he commander became speaker of the israeli parliament the knesset. i've never given up rather. than begin to live then show me a target. for this is not really unusual except that show me a will o

not to mention michael cohen, not to mention david pecker.hese headlines and scandals really any presidency, maybe you see it over four years or eight years, with this president we have seen it over a really short period of time. i think if you're republican, what's most troubling, two things for you really. republican support is something like 83%. if you're republican, you want to see it higher, closer to 90%. then the numbers among independents are going to be swing voters, those are likely people that may have voted for democrats in the past, maybe voted for trump, don't have a real allegiance to the party. support among independents is something like 33%. a lot of drop is with those independents, they're now losing faith in him, that should be troubling to not only the president as he looks to re-election but in the near term certainly to republicans on the ballot in november. there's only bad news in many ways for republicans facing the blue wall. you look at this dip in approval rating for this presidency, this president in november it

yahshua cohen would head south to the newly occupied negev to a kibbutz called his day bucket. in years to come prime minister davidben-gurion would make this place his home. usual cohen was one of the founders of those there were killed but says the booker and was the closest member of the kibbutz to bingo real they were going to get there before the morning march in the evening march and they were talking in the were friendly and i thought to myself well this was the guy we'll bring gloria wanted to find any or he wanted to find him to crush him and now there are their friends. while bernadotte killer became a friend of the prime minister. one of the men who ordered the killing would eventually rise to that role himself. being. the great very humiliated when the right wing switched to power for the first time in one nine hundred seventy seven. menachem begin the former leader became prime minister. yitzhak shamir the formulae he commander became speaker of the israeli parliament the knesset. i've never given up rather. than begin to live then show me a target. for this is not really unusual. except that show me a

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if it took another month or two before we heard more from the michael cohen potential cooperation camp. where i see this going, david, is probably -- it is going to go a little radio silent perhaps around the mid terms, and then i would fully expect bob mueller to ask the grand jury to return a great big conspiracy indictment of everyone that he has accumulated enough evidence of being part of a criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states by undermining the u.s. elections. i think that might be something we see around the first of the year. >> grace, robert mueller's investigation is one galaxy in this huge universe concerning donald trump. let's step back. you are based here in new york. there is a piece in "vanity fair" that came out a few hours ago focusing on michael cohen who has been wrapped up in this in many ways but pleaded guilty in the district court here in new york. that piece reads in part, as one long time friend of cohens put it to me, he doesn't feel he needs to go out of his way to protect trump anybody, particularly as trump has gone out of his way to hurt michael. sources confirming to her i

. >> we saw some of this in the tape released with michael cohen and donald trump, what happens if davidecker is hit by a bus, how do we ensure those secrets stay safe. they looked to do a big buyback campaign. it was never executed on that grand level, but they did try to buy back some smaller stories, and now people are in trouble for it. >> and the people at "the national inquirer" were relying on the fact that the president was in office. the president's attack on fake books is kind of a new one. bob woodward's book "fear" is being released on september 11th. the other side of the legendary duo, carl bernstein reported that michael cohen was prepared to testify that trump knew about the infamous trump tower meeting with the russians despite the president's strenuous denials. the story was called into controversy when cohen's lawyer lanny davis backtracked on the claims and outed himself as one of the sources of the story. why did he backtrack? it could be to save his client from a perjury trap. yet we know from statements made by donny deutsch on msnbc that cohen seems to have been t

37, motion to approve the mayor's nomination of lieutenant david falzon to entertainment commission term ending july 1, 2022. >> president cohen: seeing no names on the roster, same house, same call? without objection, motion is approved. madam clerk, next item. >> clerk: item 38, motion to appoint jose bernal, angela coleman, victoria westbrook, and theodore tolliver to re-entry council. >> president cohen: same house, same call? without objection, motion is approved. please call the next item. >> clerk: given that it's not quite 2:30 or 3:00 p.m., we'll move to committee reports. item 47 was considered by budget and finance committee at a regular meeting on thursday, september 20, 2018, and forwarded as committee report. 47 was appointed with the same title, to amend administrative code to increase the minimum hourly compensation rate of contractors to $17 per hour and followed thereafter by cost of living increase to increase the minimum compensation rate for employees under contracts with nonprofits and public entities to minimum wage and that contractors pay the minimum rate to employees who perform any work under the con

david gaur areura in new yo. paul man flafort flips and now new report says michael cohen is talking to. >>> and record setting rains fall as tropical storm florence slowly creeps across the carolinas. and officials say the worst is yet to come. >>> the 11 lt hour th hour, an letter he being eter accuses br of sexual misconduct when he was a teen, but could that derail his confirmation. we begin with the president's former campaign chair paul manafort pleading guilty admitting to conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to obstruct justice. that makes him the fifth trump campaign official to plead guilty in what the president continues to call a witch hunt. manafort has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel in any and all matters, a reminder he was in the room for that trump tower meeting back in 2016. here is paul manmanafort's speag outside the courtroom yesterday. >> he has accepted responsibility and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. he has accepted responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years. everybody should remember tha

i wanted to say a special thank you to melia cohen for encouraging me to become a commissioner and to david chiu were selecting me. it is my hope to once again engage in public service and some other way in the future. it's a great city even with all of its challenges. i wanted to thank the public for being engaged, showing up and sitting patiently through some long agendas, at times. it has been an honour to serve you. i think you. [applause] [laughter] >> any other comments? >> president fung: i grabbed the prerogative of the office and to also thank commissioner wilson for her service. for her deliberations. they have assisted us in our discussions and our decisions. we will miss you. good luck in your endeavours. >> i would just like to add that i too have appreciated your thoughtful questions, your considered decisions, they have always been of help in getting to the right conclusions. we will definitely miss you and i am hopeful that your replacement is as equally an avid giants fan as you are. [laughter] >> i will keep it simple. i will definitely miss you and i will miss your delibe

. >> to david's point, the impeachment question changed in federal court when michael cohen not only pleaded guilty, but he described his conduct in that courtroom, as did the prosecutor, and they included, they both included donald trump as a co-conspireing criminal in that very same action that michael cohen was describing, about paying off these women during the campaign to affect the result of the election. it seems very difficult to try to steer away from what do we do about the president of the united states being accused of a crime when you're running for president after that happened. >> yeah. no. i think david is 100% right. look, we do have situation where the president of the united states is essentially an unindicted co-conspirator as determined by a judge. that is very serious. i think the mueller investigation is very serious. look, i think candidates should be really honest about this. but the point is, impeachment is at the end of the process of investigation. robert mueller has not issued his report. i think people should say, i think candidates should be honest and

worth prosecuting pecker and it's still to be determined what information david pecker has beyond what we can read in the michael cohenrevelation quick will claimed another trump associate. and this one knew more about the president's private financial world than almost anyone alive. >> allen chief financial officer for the trump organization was granted immunity to help prosecutors in the case against the president's former lawyer. >> one wonders not only what allen knows about hush money payments. related to the campaign. but what other misconduct maybe out there. related to the president, or the trump organization. and when you go testify in a grand jury under oath, you have no choice but to tell the truth. that is an avenue that could be disaster for the president. and his children. because there has been reporting for years about some shady dealings that the trump organization has involved itself in. we don't know the details but if anyone does know that, it's allen. >> cohen's plea in court was a devastating blow to a president already beset with legal and political problems. and it's cig cal na cohen had given

david pecker, there is rick gates. >> there are nine of these guys. this can't be helpful here. you have flynn and -- look at them, manafort, cohen flynn, pecker. >> those are people he dealt with personally and in a businessmaner, david peck her secrets in a safe at the nation "national enquirer." the president has to be sitting back and thinking all these people are talking and paul manman manafort is just another man on the list. >> the nature of our politics today is we're constantly talking about prosecutors and people flipping, people going to jail. we should be talking about the state of the country. this is obsessing us and understandably so. >> i think part of the story perhaps with the president and all of these people who have been indicted or have come under questioning. is that he may not have any deep insight into their nature because he didn't really know them. so he almost can't judge where they're going next, the people around trump during the campaign were an island of broken toys. they were individual operatives, they were driven by their own drama. donald trump couldn't get anybody else, he couldn't get the gr

cohen attempt to respond. let me preface it by acknowledging the work of former supervisor david chu who repealed the state ledge tuesday of costa hawkins. due to the lobbying powers of the real estate industry, he did not succeed. as happens, when legislators failed to legislate and there are a need, people went to the court of last resort and that was the initiative process and that's how prop 10 ended up on the ballot. to put it in local san francisco historical terms, and i don't say this, but the late angelo sanjackomo who in the 197 '50's, ends thousandowned thousands ofa large rent hike across the board, it was the classic displaced people of all colors and of all ages and the san francisco board of supervisors and even mayor diane feinstine supported a rent control law in the city of san francisco. as that was popular, the real estate industry went to sacramento and passed costa hawkins, which was sweeping in its pre 'emion of local government's ability to the exact question you are asking to a single-family homeowner, none of this means anything, right. because if you live in your home, you are really n

yahshua cohen would head south to the newly occupied negative to a kibbutz called sday bucca. in years to come prime minister david ben-gurion would make this place his home. usual coin was one of the founders of this there because he puts the book at her and was the closest member of the kibbutz to bring gloria they were going to get there before the morning march in the evening march and they were talking in the were friendly and i thought to myself well this was the guy when gloria wanted to find any or he wanted to find him to crush him and now there are their friends. while bernadotte killer became a friend of the prime minister. one of the men who ordered the killing would eventually rise to that role himself. being. the great a very humiliated when the rightwing switched to power for the first time in one nine hundred seventy seven. menachem begin the former leader became prime minister. yitzhak shamir the formulae he commander became speaker of the israeli parliament the knesset. i've never given up rather. than begin with and show me or to get it. or does is not really unusual. except that chummy of all o

david, thank you, i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, kate. >>> president trump's long-time fixer michael cohen has reportedly spoken with roberteller's team several times over the last month and for hours. coming up, what robert mueller is reportedly asking him about. ♪ ok here we go guys, you ready? hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. opportunity is everywhere. ♪ it's gonna be fine. it's a door... ♪ it's doing a lot of kicking down there. waiting to be opened. ♪ whatever your ambition... ♪ whatever your drive... ♪ whatever you're chasing... driver, are we almost there? we're gonna have a baby! ♪ daddy! daddy! opportunity is everywhere. ♪ all you have to do to find it is get out... here. ♪ the best simple salad ever?d great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> michael cohen. president trump's long-time fixer and personal attorney is the latest person talking to special count robert mueller. that according to abc news, also cohen met with mueller's team for hours and in multiple interviews. they say the questions focus mostly on trump's dealings with russia and any ca

discussed the brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination with democratic congressman steve cohen of tennessee and david rant of virginia. curtis hillals talks to us about top issues facing his state. ♪ at 10:00 this morning, most in washington, around the country, perhaps even the world will be focused on the u.s. capital. particularly on the senate side. that is where members of the judiciary committee and an outside interrogator will question brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford. our three hours today will be largely focused on your comments about today's hearing. what do you expect to hear? what questions do you think should be asked? and do you think it will affect brett kavanaugh's chances of receiving a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. here is how you can let us know. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. and independent, 202-748-8002. if you want to tweet your thoughts and comments, you can do so @cspanwj and on our facebook page. you can post at facebook.com/c-span. today's hearing will be different for some of the events that will take place and the format it will

david gaur areura in new yo. paul man flafort flips and now new report says michael cohen is talking to. >>> and record setting rainsas tropical storm florence slowly creeps across the carolinas. and officials say the worst is yet to come. >>> the 11 lt hour th hour, an letter he being eter accuses br of sexual misconduct when he was a teen, but could that derail his confirmation. we begin with the president's former campaign chair paul manafort pleading guilty admitting to conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to

david gergen, thank you very much. coming up next tonight's other breaking story. reports that michael cohen and robert mueller's prosecutors have been talking a lot about a lot. late details. the possible legal impact and more. when we continue. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ i'm actually closer to my retirement daysing. than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. schedule a complimentary goal planning session with td ameritrade. >>> there's more breaking news tonight. could be very big indeed because the person at the center of it was for a crucial period so close to donald trump. talking about president trump's former attorney, fixer, confidant michael cohen reportedly speaking with russia special counsel robert mueller's team recently and repeatedly according to the "new york times" citi

his lawyer michael cohen and a central figure in his business empire alan weiss will burke agree to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for immunity trump then learned that david pecker a long time friend and a key media player had done the same that there is the chairman of american media inc am i which owns the national enquirer a supermarket tabloid not known for stellar journalism the enquirer is part of the trump story not just because of the stories it published but because of the ones that didn't the practice is known as catch and kill it works like this if someone had a potentially damaging story about donald trump for sale the enquirer would buy it and bury it so that that bad news would never see the light of day what about the legal precedent though a newspaper under investigation so that prosecutors argue the enquirer is no news outlet it's a political tool our starting point this week is new york city. they're dropping like flies flipping like pancakes one by one some of donald trump's closest confidants have become witnesses for the possible prosecution of the president and those people are michael cohen who is trying to longtime personal attorne

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