michael chan, nora, alexandra lawrence, sayed, angela white, elaine watts, shayk, and edgar -- i can't read this. anyways, come on up. one minute, please. >> i want to mention a lot of our friends who are here, they have left by now, but there are a few. >> so since pretty much all these are in support, if you could keep your comments to one minute, we would really appreciate it. come on up. >> hi. my name is michael chan. i have lived in the neighborhood for 27 years with my wife and two kids. i am -- for the following reasons. the cannabis spot will be next to a bar. smoking and drinking will cause fights and malice. an elementary school. so maids caulk by the store when they walk -- so kids may walk by the store when they walk to school. for these reasons, i am against the opening of the store. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. any -- come on up, if you need to speak, please come on up. that's it. [off mic] it doesn't matter. if you want to provide a comment, please come on up. thank you. >> addressed most of the concerns as far as parking, smell, loitering, p

my name is angela white. and i am here -- i work with success centers. we serve the marginalized communities. and we are actually doing the work. i am so happy to hear about this equity report card. i work in placing people in jobs, often who is overlooked are those who have gone to college. and we do have a demographic in our community of folks who have gone to college and have been overlooked for jobs and positions. and so i just wanted to say thank you for this work. and i'm looking forward to placing some of those folks and finding out, you know, what this report card is. i'm anxious to hear it. because i see it and i know what it is. because i'm on the ground floor doing the work. but i just want to say thank you very much. >> thank you, miss white. next public comment, please. >> commissioners, first of all, i want to thank you for and thank the planning department staff for taking the time to look back and to reflect on what they do, how they do their work and who they are and who is represented within the staff of this commission and how it looks

mike: the white house is donald trump will meet with angela merkel anti-manual macron on the summit in london. donald trump has complained too many nato members are spending too little on defense but nato's chief says that is changing with an increase of $400 billion by 2024. officials from canada and mexico met today to talk about final adjustments to a new trade deal with the us. justin trudeau says a little work needs to be done. democrats in congress have raised questions about labor and environmental provisions. mexico is the only nation to ratify the deal so far, the us and canada are awaiting the final product. tens of thousands of residents in east texas are back in their homes after evacuations prompted by a massive chemical plant fire. >> reporter: thanksgiving was different this year. >> i was with my family at my mother's house. >> reporter: today he is thankful to be home after the evacuation orders were lifted for 50,000 residents in and around port natures, texas, 85 miles east of houston. following two powerful blasts on wednesday the tpc group plant which makes chemica

white house. as. a way to connect with loved ones and to remember death is nothing to fear. german chancellor angela merkel and india's prime minister narendra modi have been holding trade talks in delhi in 2 leaders signed a series of agreements strengthening industrial and strategic links mr modi also announced of the 2 countries would work to combat terrorism and extremism but despite the show of unity there are still divisions. india's prime minister pulls out all the stops with the german chancellor the woman he likes to describe is a great leader. has come down in kashmir would remain the elephant in the room for much of the day modi's decision to strip the region of its semi autonomous status has sparked outrage there and in neighboring pakistan that they're only doing press conference both sides appear keen to stress what they have in common. rather than what divides them horrible. it is in germany's friendly relations are based on core values like democracy and the rule of law this is why we have similar views about the great challenges that face our world or to fight the dangers of terrori

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angela davis. >> absolutely. it's a pretty short list and there was a way in saturday night live costume department with the white street and it symbolized the new york intellectual. you could put it on and everybody knew it was sontag. but that becomes oppressive for her and the things that people reject on that is, are scary. just like anyone knows, anyone even moderately a life us, we're we publish books but we're not necessarily. people said horrible, horrible things about her. they were completely untrue all the time and this was before twitter. this was feel entitled because republic person to say anything about a person to you know, attack them in any way. also it's a fema on photography which i think is for great collection. for me, so the most resonant collection is about the image of a person and how the image and take over the person and destroyed a person. so it seems like it's about cosmetics. but it's funny that so many of the famous women writers always take that seriously. because they know what does your life. trying to live up to the photograph . >> . >> i think there were others. >> i can't see

angela merkel urged europe to defend freedom and democracy, warning they should never be taken for granted. for "cbs this morning saturday," roxana saberi, london. >>> time to show other stories making news. "the hill" reports former white house adviser steve bannon says president trump's campaign viewed roger stone as a link to wikileaks. bannon testified friday during day four of roger stone's criminal trial in washington. he says stone bragged about his relationship with wikileaks which released hacked emails damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. bannon said while mr. trump's campaign never asked stone to contact wikileaks or its founder julian assange, he was considered a, quote, access point. >>> "usa today" reports facebook is apologizing after several black employees say racism and discrimination at the social network company have gotten worse in the past year. in an anonymous memo, 12 current and former black employees detailed micro-aggressions and low morale at the company. in one instance, two white employees reportedly asked a black manager to clean up after them -- once they were done eating. in an e-mail statement, facebook said "we're listening, and we're working hard to do better." >>> tmz reports vann

the white house spokesman, she is definitely the most beautiful woman i've ever seen in my life. >> angela stent on how we should feel about today in the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. >> i think we should definitely feel positive. it ended a horrible system. the last nail in the coffin of the communist system in eastern europe. we should have positive feelings about it, understanding maybe we had exaggerated ideas about how easy it would be to integrate the east end west germans. if it is that hard, how much more difficult it has been for the rest of eastern europe and in russia for the post-soviet states to make the transition. it will take a very long time. we should be positive but realistic about how long it will take to get over the defamation of this system. >> professor angela angela stent. you can follow her on twitter. " putin's world." up next, more of your phone calls. stay on the line. we will get to your call and talk about your thoughts and memories from 30 years ago today. (202) 748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8001 if you are

i am joined by two party leaders, adam price of white camry and jo swinson of the liberal democrats. the tories, by michael gove and the labour by angela't been seen in public since the allegations against epstein emerged. investigative journalist mark edmonds has been trying to track her down and joins us now from london. good morning, thank you forjoining us this morning. just explain who ghislaine maxwell is, first of all, people who know? she basically is robin maxwell's favourite child... excuse me, i am sorry. unfortunate... is at her on the phone? unfortunately not. ghislaine maxwell was a close associate... sorry, take a second that off. also somebody who had a big following in london, she was a socialite, she had an enormous contacts book full of politicians, famous people, the well—connected, she was a great networker. and she began a relationship with jeffrey networker. and she began a relationship withjeffrey epstein shortly after her own father's death. and that relationship continued probably for the best part of 10-15 continued probably for the best part of 10—15 years, as an continued probably for the best part of10—15