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i guess what i would say is that what the what the media haven't done is a tape that in any way whatsoever to connect the dots between these broad scale trains i mean shows like deregulation of financial services. with the impact which is wide scale criminal activity in the financial and banking say it seems that here in the u.k. and effect that this is a direct consequence of political decisions taken by u.k. political parties i've been decades to effectively remove. the banking system from the rule of law and so what you have is. acting completely outside of a local. strip business is in the thousands destroying the lives of. in many cases successful businesspeople and in turn around it if they tell him is there follow they did something wrong and there's nobody to get out of now i guess what the b.b.c. has been doing is guy running taking individual stories and keeping these in the media keeping people thinking about. this issue what they haven't you know what it is to. provide that the weight of coverage if you like to ensure this becomes a political issue which people can name sort of

attacks are a primitive they are kind of a machete last night time attacks and this kind of i guess warfare that they are that they are perpetrating is is hard to crack down on. without an increased level of international support rights of others point i do want to take a look at the i.d.f. the allied democratic forces who are believed to have been behind this latest attack that then precipitated this this protest and this attack on the u.n. base now the a.d.f. is one of the many armed groups who are found in eastern democratic republic of congo and the congolese army as we've been talking about launched an operation against them last month now formed by ugandan rebels the group has been carrying out raids near the ugandan border for more than 2. ek aides and is accused of widespread atrocities several a.d.f. attacks have now been claimed by eisel but as are you saying the extent of any relationship between the 2 does continue to remain unclear so let me ask you then indigo what actually is the rationale for the ongoing insurgency here it's been it's been 2 decades what's actually driving t

and i guess you have one of your wealthy people, the server. they say ukraine has it. the whole situation. i would like to have the attorney general call you or your people and i like to get to the bottom of it. >> president trump: and by the way, just so you understand it's perfect. we're looking at the 2016 election, which was a disaster. we went through hell, my penetration. people were destroyed, their lives were destroyed. not one person included, found no collusion, no nothing. and they went through hell. there was a server, the dnc server that never went to the fbi. the fbi didn't take it. referring to that, that's not for an election that's going into the future, that's for a past election that was a catastrophe and was a very unfair situation and after two and half years, or two years they found no collusion, no nothing. >> sean: for investigate is. >> president trump: many. >> sean: house intel bipartisan senate and the mueller investigation. that's right, many, many investigations, that's all they did, and it without one of the most successful administrations

but there was a few kernels of truth being brought out, i guess. i would really like to see them subpoena and force it to some of the principals. there's references to the chief of staff. pence. several other people. who actually had firsthand knowledge. they could clear up a lot if they would be willing to testify. and giuliani too. maybe he'd take the fifth but at least i think they ought to be put in front of the people and give them a chance to say because they're the final people that are going to be able to really clear up this thing. that's my comment. host: appreciate that charlotte, north carolina. thomas is next up on the democrats' line. caller: hi. i think chairman schiff, he done a spectacular job. love his end comments to the sessions. i think that president has enough evidence to be impeached. before, put himself we got servicemen all over the world, we're the strongest nation in the world, and for us to remain that way we cannot have a president willing to throw us under the bus for some votes. thank you. host: i want to remind you,

i guess, who will come up? is it miss mcguire? it is you again. >> morning, supervisors. i am available to answer any questions you have or provide an update on the staffing analysis and commander ford is here also to speak on our hiring progress with respect to civilians. >> give us a high-level update in terms of the numbers because right now there were a lot of numbers thrown out and we started at a certain number and then from two years ago, how many of those positions have been civilianized, and what is the subset that is considered seriously to be civilianization but haven't gotten there yet? >> okay. we did have, actually pulled up a report from the controller's office from earlier this year and about 54 positions that had been identified previously as civilianization positions, all of them have been filled save for two which were no longer applicable, meaning the position no longer existed in the format it was at the time, and then the 25 positions from -- that we got budgeted, and 25 positions in 19 -20, so commander ford can speak to the status of those. >> welco

he was looking at the field and i guess he felt another voice was needed, his voice. major blackhe third or african-american to jump into the race for the white house. as for bloomberg, my sources tell me the announcement could come next week. had theher reporters store yesterday that bloomberg, starting monday, will be going up with a massive ad buy, over $30 million from coast to coast. he has already filed in five states across the country to get his name on the ballot, and he also filed on thursday with the federal election commission to add his name as a candidate, to file as a presidential candidate, so that announcement is all but certain to come in the coming days. i guess it makes the more moderate, centrist lane of the democratic presidential primary race more crowded, because these candidates are much more moderate, definitely not progressive. host: new hampshire is one of the five states, right? paul: no. bloomberg's top advisor two weeks ago announced his boss would jump into the race for the white house and would not be campaigning in the early voting st

i guess i asked the question why are we even planning 50% eucalyptus. why don't we just plant all the new tries to be more native. you may not have the answer. >> yes, i am the campus fire martial. understanding how vegetation management works in a wildland urban interface, there's a lot that goes into it, but from the basis we really do try to protect the wildland interface from sfrures and people and roads and things like that. nowhere will they tell you remove all the vegetation. it's vegetation management. part of that is respecting the biodiversity aspect of it and part of it is saying where the fire starts and where it expands. taking care of the items that mr. freeberg brought up about removing the dead materials on the bottom, clearing the duff, controlling the latter fuels and fitting out those canopcanopies that's what we can do. i believe ucsf is following those same practices and trying to respect that. i think it's hard to see when folkses like yourself and myself have been through oakland berkeley hills fire with that same interface where

i guess you have work to do. commissioner lopez. >> ms. lopez: i'm reporting on the curriculum committee. great. okay, i had notes. that's why i'm trying to find them. i know. we had a lot of items. we met last wednesday. the biggest piece, the biggest crowd drawer was the charter renewal for both kip, bayview and kip s.f. there was a lot of public comment. we discussed how many students starting in fifth grade end up leaving our classrooms. kip is not as transparent as sfusd. noting their board meets four times and only one during the day and no way to share with the public. any ideas around providing families more access to substantial decision-making? they don't have representation. the closest is el dorado. it's a two hour thrive from -- drive from here. there are only three in the states, so charter schools don't have much representation. we voted without recommendation. then we had a few presentations. one was special education strategy, five years strategic plan. what is going up, there is work in progress, working around transportat

i guess plastic i guess the you know the engine egyptians left pyramids we're going to leave plastic that's it the future aliens will find plastic and that's all they'll find. i did take x. to ritually so fast it would feature in his spirit so you've introduced a rather interesting dimension to it yeah it's a good place a plastic pyramid scheme filled by paper money thought up by air heads like jay powell although jay powell seems like he's putting up at least a mock you know trumps trying to go get him to do negative interest rates and he's playing the damsel in distress you know he's out there teasing the show's a little fi and he's like oh yeah i might cut rates i might not and he goes oh no my big brother go negative rants you know it's like this very bizarre courting exercise and then trample eventually when i suppose. we'll be beaten to some degree to lower rates because i do believe he's going to be resistant to negative rates. well i mean negative rate are completely wrong because it just stands time preference on it's head we now have what they say something like 1617 trilli

giving some of those to the targeted farmers as china targeted farmers giving some of those like sonny i guess you gave $15 billion the last year, 12 billion the year before because that's the amount of money at china from our farmers and targeted them . and they got back and i think the farmers are very happy. now china is buying again and we saw a tremendous trade deal with japan. it's $40 billion, it's a tremendous, 40 billion a year. as atremendous trade deal and a lot of that goes to the farmers and manufacturers and tech companies . we signed a deal with korea and that's in a beauty to so we have a lot of good things happening. we have toget us mca sign . nancy pelosi, can't get her off herdesk . the democrats want to have it, the manufacturers wanted. the woman is grossly incompetent and where having a problem because mexico and canada are calling. saying what's going on? it's sitting on her desk. the democrats have it, all she has to do is put it up for a vote. she's set for a month now she likes it, she wanted. she likes it, she wanted. a woman is grossly incompetent, all she wants to

and i guess you would call it a promotion. i hope you get that promotion.s the impeachment circus is playing out on capitol hill, you have to keep in mind that on december the 9th, that would be two weeks from yesterday, the inspector general flies fisa abuse reported by michael horwitz will be released, breaking tonight, investigative reporter john solomon out with a brand-new report with even more damning evidence against the dossier author who does not stand by his own dossier, christopher steele. paid by clinton, russian lies. according to solomon just as his unverified hyperpartisan evidence made up the bulk in the fisa application warrant against the trump campaign. christopher steele was also peddling other "so-called intelo the highest bidder." including ironically an allegorical. you can't make this up. here with more, investigative reporter, fox news contributor john solomon. okay, just like you can't believe russian interference, you have a dirty dossier. you talk about quid pro quo's, none for trump, but quid pro quo joe for zero experience, hun

i guess it has crossed my mind, but i think the one thing that is always there is the fact that i lovesomething you will just away from it. you feel like this is something you willjust have to keep dealing with overtime? you willjust have to learn to cope with in whatever way you can? definitely. i wa nt to whatever way you can? definitely. i want to be back on top! i want my title back. i do it all because i love the sport, so it's something going to have to deal with, another hurdle, and hopefully i will get there. eddiejones says the rugby world cup final loss still goes through his head — the england coach has been speaking to the bbc today — ahead of him taking charge of the barbarians against fiji at twickenham this saturday. it goes through your head all the time. you got to go forward now, and it's done and dusted, and we will learn from what happened in that final, but the next thing is the most important thing we will do, and for me, it is catching the barbarians. it's what we do

our track record now you know as well as everybody else, i guess they're doing an investigation but ihink before you even do the investigation -- so they do affect dossier. they tried to release it before the election to affect the election. i don't know how they did it. it's probably the only thing i respect about the president, they refused to put it in before the election because it could have had a little impact. maybe could have had more than a little impact so they do affect dossier that was probably meant to get out -- i think definitely meant to get out before the election so that they could affect the election and look at the people that wrote it. and look at where they came from and look at the wife of the man that works -- i won't even mention names. at the department of justice. and she's on the payroll of the company that robert mueller never heard of during his testimony. >> sean: fusion gps. >> president trump: think of it. never heard of the company. they say do you know fusion gps? they didn't know what was going on here. that's after spending 45 -- >> sean: didn't kn

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the targeted farmers because china targeted our farmers we are giving some of those tariffs like i guess we gave $16 billion last year, 12 billion for the year before because that's the amount of money that china took from our farmers in targeting them. they got it back and i think the farmers are very happy. now china is lying again. we just saw a tremendous great deal deal with japan $40 billion it's a tremendous, $40 billion a year. that's a tremendous trade deal. a lot of it goes to the farmers manufacturers and tech companies we just signed a deal recently with south korea and that's been a beauty. we have a lot of good things happening we have to get usmc a sign. nancy pelosi can't get off the desk. the democrats want to have it, the unions wanted, manufacturers want it i think the woman is grossly incompetent. we have a problem because mexico and canada are calling saying, what's going on? and sitting on her desk. all she has to do is put up for the vote. she's been saying for months, she likes it she wants it she likes it she wants it's the woman is grossly incompetent. all she w

i guess good for them forth going on the shelf because the only thing we are missing pitchforks. 't know what message they are trying to teach anyone but a lot of hypocrisy in there. meghan was talking about what your family has done to people. i love john mccain but didn't he get on the boat that killed a lot of people? twenty how it's a really sad show. that's in the morning time? >> it's not at 11:00 a.m. >> too early for all that he's. >> i have mike captain barry crouch. >> they are delivering this argument, "the view". there's a lot of people who said that they can't do that. >> i don't understand why anyone watches the show. you get one sentence and the crowd goes nuts over the smallest thing. then they all talk over each other for three minutes. what are you watching here? it's not even just that meghan is saying your family because all these problems. she invoked that family who lost their kid in the war in iraq. she's like but you need to. >> i love that he's throwing it back at joy. you are black bait and they all freaked out. but wait a minute, what if i google. no, sh

biden it took to morrison all of 30 seconds on google to figure that out but what we're to believe i guess that in all the companies in all the world rudy giuliani just happens to be interested in this one that's that's absurd the interest of course was in an investigation of donald trump's rival the one that he apparently feared the most and they were willing to do whatever was necessary to get ukraine to do that dirty work to do that political investigation and so it began we're not going to set up a phone call until you'd make certain commitments that was investor somnolence testimony the 1st quid pro quo was actually just getting on the phone with president trump and then there was the quid pro quo involving the white house meeting and witness after witness and none of my colleagues contested this talked about just how important that meeting was to the president of ukraine and why they're at war with russia and their most important ally is the united states and the most important person in the united states that relationship is the president of the united states and if president selens

i guess and so that point will be more of a concern than bolivia. but i guess i don't want to add as well that the presentation of the media of this find a quiet awareness is not going to william because well when when these protesters are approaching protest what are the government they are peaceful protests are just their problem ocracy but as soon as his toppled in a coup and dos loyal to him begin to protest this and come on constitutional move a lot of power they become violent mobs and again going to dine we don't know don't we go then this is largely what happened in ukraine i saw that remember closely what once rejected or the association agreement with the e.u. you had all this protest and they were hailed by the even the americans you know giving a cookie is that they were pro democracy a democratic revolution taking over government buildings as soon as they had toppled in a book which i'm sometimes but not just the but when they had taken power and you saw the same happening in east thing we actually don't recognize the legitimacy of this

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i'm not going to think that well i guess sometimes i am but those that are nothing which is the german think stevens or german culture of looking at the stereotype question but if you think you see the country guy not. even seem to take it as grammar on their own. it's all about their new i'm rachel join me from the german sunday w post. all wrong they called in arabic the word means revolution people in lebanon have been protesting for weeks. christina a 21 year old student is on the front line in the capital beirut my parents are right now is doing this and being. i mean at the end of the day what is the point of going on study by kind of a double life. full. it's early morning in the mountains on the outskirts of beirut this is where christina who studies media at a private university lives with her parents. the family is well to do but they're worried because living conditions are getting worse in lebanon for the middle class is too there are few prospects for young people. the power of our country going to thrive everybody keeps leaving but also how are we going to stay here if th

her novel i would do to nathan well i mean i think like a fair reading and criticism of the game i guess i would argue that you know that's a criticism that could be lead to lead against any kind of winner take all environments games are very good at setting up there are lots of games that feature you know you were to everybody else so i mean i think there is a good argument to be made that you know fetishizing just like winning at all costs is probably not a good thing but again i don't think that this is unique to fortnight i mentioned some other you know other things earlier dodgeball for example has no winner take all environment king of the hill there are lots of these type environment and games so i think it's a really interesting read on it but whether or not players are actively making that connection i would argue probably not the case i said that i would 1st add to that there's i've got a lot of articles on shrimp tank about video games and violence and the research is pretty clear and the reason why i just tried it this way is i have parents. of of clients that say well i'm no

and i guess you could have a reasonable discussion of whether or not. not the rule of law would allow for marlice to stand for 4th term and you can even discuss this issue of were whether or not there has been any. irregularities with the votes however a lot of these arguments kind of become to some extent pointless because marla c. said ok well we can have another election we can have another election committee and we can also have it all under international supervision the u.n. can come and go through the organization of american states his mistake if there was a recommendation by the american this or all the recommendation of the organization of american states so essentially he said deliberately everything but but what happened while you had the military forcing him to go and pulling away all these political allies and the military kicking him out and while it's a and then you have this senator. in the us who says. i am the new president and i guess it is the democratic revolution were just the rule of law and worse democracy because on his platform

there is a taco club i guess. it's a club slash taco bar. nk to myself, and this is like -- it's terrible when you're in a moment of emergency to realize what an awful person you are. but i looked at those people smoking and i was like, you already don't care about your life. [ laughter [ laughter ] so i'm going to run at you with these bees. i'm on a show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you led the bees to them? >> i lead the bees to all of these smoking people. and then i get down on the ground and i army crawl into the juice bar next door and watch everyone get stung. there are handbags flying, cigarettes flying. it's mayhem. and i was fine. >> jimmy: really? you had no stings? >> not one. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this is why you can never exercise. it's so dangerous. >> so dangerous. >> jimmy: and ted danson is at fault for this. >> he tried to kill me. >> jimmy: this would be a perfect scenario for your television show, wouldn't it? >> yes. >> jimmy: it's only a shame this wasn't captured on videotape. "the misery index." explain the idea of this

because again, this is a pilot that we currently don't have, i guess a solid figures to determine how much this resource will be needed, but we have identified those ten conserveatees who need this. >> supervisor mandelman: we're having a hearing on this tomorrow or the day afternoon, but one of the things that we know is that conservetorships and the total number of them in the city have gone down, and we think that's because we don't have an adequate number of placements, and i'm thinking if you might be able to increase that. >> we know that the p.g., public guardian conserveatees, they will be assisted in affording the current available beds out there. >> supervisor mandelman: these are not public appointees? >> no, they're public guardians. >> supervisor mandelman: okay. >> chair fewer: thank you. could we hear from the b.l.a., please. >> the proposed resolution increases the existing grant agreement with the institute on ageing by $770,000 over two years to provide subsidies for this part of the pilot program for ten individuals. and we subsidize the budget on pages 9 and 11 of

so, i guess another point i could make is 45,000 vehicles that are on the streets, they are gig sharerivers. do you want to add more cars to that equation? and worsen traffic in an already difficult city to maneuver? i don't know, i guess that's it. thank you. >> president cook: that concludes public comment. moving onto section 2. -- d. advisory committee reports and appointments. number 2, approval of appointments to the child care planning and advisory council. let's see. >> i have two appointments. >> president cook: before we go on to number two, as folks make their way out. it sounds like we have appointments to the advisory committee. >> yes, i have two appointments to make. one is mildred coffee to the charter oversight committee. and the other is alison bravman to the peef and they're replacing folks who are moving off. >> president cook: thank you. commissioner collins? so number two, approval of the appointments to the child care planning and advisory council. >> good evening, commissioners and dr. matthews, i'm chief of the early education department. before i do the recom

i got an e-mail saying guess what, we have appointed you. not appointed some people including her agent and her son and her publisher had sort of read a bunch of books and thought that i might come why this role was something that showed that i could take on sontag. but then i had an agreement that meant that the estate could look at the book and comment on the book, and if there were any legal issues they could talk about that, but they can make suggestions, and those were helpful but it wasn't, i couldn't have written with them look of my shoulders of course not but did that give you access to the enormous numbers of people or maybe it inhibited some of those people. >> it did. i would say it definitely gave access to some. following her death there was sort of a rift between her son david and her partner anna leibowitz. and the people in the world split into these camps. for all sorts of reasons that i go into in the book. that didn't go well, postmortem. so annie and her friends didn't like it because they thought that i was david's littl

well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whip it up and jam in thinks deep into the jam a culture of looking at the stereotype the question but if you think this move the country that i found i. needed to take his grandmother day out to eat it's cold out ok. i might show join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post. genius after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th 2 w. luxury behind the mirror humans are exploited and animals cruelly slaughtered. big brands have committed to fear working conditions and sustainable production. but who is monitoring to some contractors. and investigative documentary goes to italy and china and looks beyond the glamorous facades of fashion i was a. luxury. stuart's no member should own t w. this is news and these are out top stories in russia have launched joint patrols in northeastern syria as part of a deal to halt to keys offensive against kurdish militias the step cements a power shift in syria a month after president trump withdrew u.s. forces.