the size of a valley conservancy was originally formed from an amalgamation of large private ranches that finances itself through tourism and controlled sustainable hunting. outside the conservancy little of the original bush remains the local population has grown on more and more land has gone over to farming leading to increased contact between wildlife and humans. victor chip bio of the african wildlife conservation fund is responsible for the school based education program. that to educate was by a teaches the children about the food chain and explains what happens when one species dies out the idea is to help the children learn the importance of conservation was no photos example i think it's great to learn about protecting the animals no we're not going to go no no i know that if poachers come i need to report it to the police or my teachers when they look at me do you really see that even. if the school is often out they would tell you that. there's a leg just. these things they see music leave this think it's good to leave it only it's easy if it was just you. but this school

liberals silicon valley versus the conservative military. dunfordple like general are looking at is the larger trend of trying to understand, how do we look at these innovative companies yet of they are headquartered in the u.s. but they are global. that is how they have to structure themselves and pursue opportunities. how should the u.s. be dealing with these u.s.-based companies that aren't really quite american? quite ask them to pursue business in a way that exports american values when there is so much opportunity to be had in china. i think what dunford is saying when he says it is not about google is that he is looking at a broader way, what it means to be having an innovative military of thoses to keep some things out of chinese hands while leveraging the commercial side. another story about google's efforts in china, the intercept reports google executives are carrying out secret work, a secret internal of launching a search engine in china. google repeatedly denied this. they have a statement out saying this is inaccurate, we have

valley. we'll celebrate the conservation of thousands of acres of precious lands in john muir's backyard byrailhich just keeps on growing.

conservatives. the prosperous town of clitheroe lies at the heart of the ribble valley, a constituency where the conservatives thinks the prime minister should stay and finish the brexit job. i do not think it makes a great deal of difference at this stage of the game. that would be my honest a nswer to the game. that would be my honest answer to that. i think she should probably stay. a different view from one customer. personally, perhaps she should go. i think it needs to get sorted sooner rather than later. i have not been following it too much because it gets complicated. i think she should go and things need to move on so everyone knows what is going on. among conservative voters we have spoken to on the streets in clitheroe, there is also a feeling that mrs may should be able to stay on and finish the job.|j that mrs may should be able to stay on and finish the job. i think she should stay, i really do. she has had an awfuljob to do. had it been me, i would just have walked. identifying so. she has stuck to her guns in trying to get things through while others had tried to disrupt it. mrs may must say

there's discussions about conservative bias and views here in silicon valley and being asked about whatld do if they work for apple. tim cook says talk to us. we don't believe in a polarized world. he said they're not political. we don't donate a penny to a political campaign. a lot to talk about today. >> neil: thanks very much. that privacy question, do the young people buy it? we have kat here and emily. do you believe what apple says when they say they want to wipe out any one's privacy concerns? right now we mean it, we're not going to violate it? >> they likely mean it given the fact that they've had a spotlight on them especially before congress and the hill with being the forefront of that movement. so i'll believe it in terms of the excuse when we see it. they've been tested by it on the hill to do something about it. >> neil: all right. they can talk a good game. a lot of companies do, kat, but they don't deliver the goods. they make the money and getting as much has they can on their customers. >> in most cases, it's best to remain extremely paranoid. i think that maybe they'

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>> guy: i think the bias against conservatives in silicon valley israel. >> jessica: and the people themselvesit's overwhelmingly tilted to the left. whether they are deliberately colluding with democrats or whether they just have groupthink and generally are of a left-leaning mentality, i'm not sure. but there is a really serious credibility and trust problem for these companies have with a lot of americans. it seems like his apologies for accidentally blocking based on algorithms seem to disproportionately affect one side per that's a perception. i think if they are not serious about ideological diversity within their ranks and transparency, they are going to have a bipartisan regulation problem. >> harris: we want to get to the breaking news. we promised to take to the white house as the president does on his way to ohio, and he has paused in order to take a long-term question and answer period. we want to play that out. we can do it in a few seconds. but i want to give your taste. he went everywhere from the relationship that the united states had with pakistan to the husband of councilor

to block it and now there is ample evidence of the company and silicon valley generally operated in hedge money that conservativeple, thoughts and values and as i mentioned again tim cook says that is not true. we haven't donated one penny to any political campaign. >> susan this is adam lashinsky i'm up in san francisco welcome to california i'm sorry it wasn't former for you this week. >> thank you. >> look if it's freezing where you're coming from, right? what i think is so interesting about this is that first of all, this is completely irrelevant to the business of the company. that said, this guy is basically right and tim cook has all of these extremely liberal views which are generally very popular at apple so what was the reaction in the room when he said well we're not political, we would never be political. >> well, he says we're not political, we are capital it'ses but he does point out that we are pro-immigration and we are let me get this right, pro- environment as well, so i think he kind of hedged it a bit there are obviously liberal views especially in silicon valley, but as we know, tim cook sav

conservative bias. we know it exists in enormous measured in silicon valley. the question is, does it find itself getting subtly integrated into the algorithms and the decision-making of these platforms about what gets put where? where do you stack up in terms of priority? i think those are important questions for congress to look at. host: that leads to the political debate the nation is having now, which is a common carrier in the information age. they have special protections to guard against the content on their platform being assigned to them in terms of liability. oft is a pretty big waiver liability and responsibility. servicee to regulate providers with heavy-handed government regulation. that they don't want it for themselves. if you think about the internet, it is like the superhighway that we drive down. anntually, you need to take offramp to get to the neighborhood you want to go to. your search engines, social media, facebook, google, and some of the other providers that have enormous control over what we see, when we access it, and i think this i

conservative bias. we know it exists in enormous measure in silicon valley.he question is, does it find itself getting subtly integrated into the algorithms and the decision making of these platforms about what gets put where, where do you stack up in terms of purity. and i think -- priority. and i think those are important questions for congress to look at. >> host: well, that leads to the political debate that the nation is having now which is should these large edge providers be broken up. >> guest: well, there are certainly advocates for that. i saw an exchange with senator ted cruz saying it's one of the rare times he may actually agree with elizabeth warren that these platforms have become so big and monopolistic, they should be broken up. i don't know if i'm there yet, but i do think in the information age we should consider whether sol of these unique platforms that really have no competitor are, in effect, common carriers in the information age. you know, they have special privileges and protections to guard against the content that's on their platfo

conservative bias. we know it exists in enormous measured in silicon valley. the question is, does it find itself getting subtly integrated into the algorithms and the decision-making of these platforms about what gets put where? where do you stack up in terms of priority? i think those are important questions for congress to look at. host: that leads to the political debate the nation is having now, should these large providers be broken up? >> i saw an exchange with senator ted cruz, one of the first times he agrees with elizabeth warren they are so monopolistic they need to be broken up. i don't know i am there yet. in the information age, we should consider whether these unique platforms are in effect common carriers in the information age. they have privileges and protections to guard against content on their platform being assigned to them. large responsibility. they don't want it for themselves. internet,nk about the it is the superhighway we drive down. eventually you need to take and offramp into the neighborhood you want to go. your neighborhoods are

eight going to be talking to nigel eva ns, eight going to be talking to nigel evans, conservative mp for the ribald valley—— executive secretary. the prime minister is potentially facing a leadership challenge, they are talking about a cabinet to to ditch dpm but other papers have a similar story. it is a story with some momentum so we are trying to find out where we are likely to go in the next week with nigel. there are lots of different routes this could unfold. she survived a leadership challenge, a vote of no confidence. that means in theory she should stay for a little longer but there are ways of that being circumnavigated. rising mental health problems in children has professionals asking themsleves what is the best way to treat them. but what if treatment didn't involve adults at all? that's an approach being trialled in bradford where children are being trained to offer mental health support to their classmates. ashleyjohn baptiste has visited to find out more. hi, what is your name and how are you doing? i'm gemma. i am all right but i have got a little of exam stress. students in bradford spea

report found -- and these numbers are actually i'm told pretty conservative, about 250,000 people commute every day from the central valley to the bay area urban core. the majority of them by urban passenger car use, for the total city of san francisco, i've got the state numbers here. 38% of the state's total co2 come from passenger cars; but in total, about 25% of the state's total pollution comes from people driving their vehicles. oftentimes to and from work because we don't build housing next to where we build jobs. that's why we're starting to see the nrdc and league of conservation voters speak up and say housing policy is an environmental policy when done right. there's an interesting article from the sierra club -- [inaudible] >> -- they actually had to clarify, and this is from their website, long-standing sierra club policy supports transit oriented policy, and this is supported by these principles. if we don't go after the biggest chunk of this, i frankly think we're wasting our time. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker. [please stand by]. >> we would emphasize the recognition of specific local

book amos that now exist in silicon valley have taken shape under the no's of the insight trust enforcers. i want to find more about that dynamic. steve: good. conservativesd be the champions of antitrust. free-market capitalism and innovation depend on real competition. antitrust is not big government regulation but the antidote to regulation. you have real competition you don't need to micromanage their behavior. but that's not how they see things at the department of justice. this man is doj's top antitrust officials. he has consistently sided with big tech companies over american consumers and trying to revive antitrust laws to get big tech even more power. as the open market institute recently put it, this regarding the congressional intent and enacting the antitrust laws and evidence on economic and political corporate concentration are top anti- monopoly forces have been forming over monopoly. it was recently revealed that amazon has massively increased its swampy lobbying and is obviously working. the question is, why is a big tech stooge in charge of policing big tech? to her huge credit, democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren announc

water supply & conservation agency, the city of brentwood, east bay municipal utility district (ebmud), grassland water district, san luis & delta-mendota water authority, and santa clara valley water district, for funding costs of planning for the potential expansion of the los vaqueros reservoir. with this authorization, the sfpuc increases its maximum contribution to the cost share agreement from the $300,000 approved on march 12, 2019 to $354,129, with no change to the duration of the agreement. >> move approval. >> any public comment on this item? discussion from the commission? all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> clerk: item 15, 15. authorize the general manager to execute a memorandum of understanding with the san francisco recreation and park department setting forth each agency's respective responsibilities for the construction, operation, and maintenance of green infrastructure on el camino del mar in lincoln park. >> move approval. >> second. >> public comment? further discussion? all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. >> clerk: would you like for me to read the closed session item prior to public comment? >> yes, please. >> cle

valley bay lies in a remote form. off the southeast coast of africa. it's home to the ploughshare the world's rarest hoarders that distinction makes them target number one france it was. with members of a conservation group spearheading the fight to save the species. of the fossil. rubber bruin radio receivers to track the ones they've managed to tag it's estimated there are only four hundred adults left in the wild. a ploughshare are made especially vulnerable because they're only found in this small area of sand bamboo and scrubland. right there the first we come upon it's a tiny one turns out to be just a few months old. and. some of those who worked with ant and wong in the past tell us that because a rare species he collects goodies a plush a tortoise is perhaps the most valuable of all goodies when this guy or girl grows up to be an adult he or she could be worth tens of thousands of u.s. dollars and if it was back. to real says smugglers including wong started coming to these shores in the one nine hundred eighty s. just as the group was publishing reports over how endangered the species had become . endangered means high profits for poachers and the rule believes one has made millions selli

valley is biased against him and that will have an impact in the 2020 election. president trump calls it a stacked deck. insisting facebook, google and twitter are biased against him, deliberately muting conservative supporters. >> there is collusion with respect to that. something has to be going on. we have to do something about it. >> reporter: the president is using social media to go after conservative attorney george conway, husband of kellyanne conway. the president calls mr. conway a total loser for repeatedly questioning mr. trump's fitness. >> i don't share those concerns. >> reporter: president trump is doubling down on his weekend twitter tirade against the late senator, john mccain. >> i was never a fan of john mccain. i never will be. >> reporter: as the president campaigns in ohio today, there's increased scrutiny on his business. the "new york times" reports he borrowed $2 billion from deutsche bank and promised bankers weekends at his mar-a-lago resort. >> deutsche bank has become synonymous for money laundering for russians. >> reporter: and a federal appeals court is considering whether mr. trump violates the constitution every time a foreign dignitary pays to stay in one of his

valley this weekend. people just want us to get on with delivering what the people voted for in the general election of 2017. both labour and conservativeangerous, critical, democracy on life support. a mess. what is the way forward? well, with such a state of crisis now, the way forward is to revoke article 50 and stay in the european union. but i recognised that the english and the welsh voted to leave, unlike the scots, who voted to remain by a majority, and people in northern ireland. the safest way to achieve that is by holding a second referendum to put the choice back to the people. when circumstances change, people should get a second chance to vote. what is promised in 2016 has proved undeliverable. that is why we are in the mess we are in. do you mean put mrs may's deal to the people? parliament is going to look at that this week. what the snp have been clear about is that remain must be on the ballot paper. nigel evans, it's because of responses like that from joanna terry that you say democracy is in a life—support scenario. absolutely. it is always interesting to find out what parliament is thinking. three quarters of the m