, charles warner's as well as lockett's were horrific.there wasn't a lot of sympathy for either person. the question is whether the process was handled constitutionally improperly. >> susanna represented lockett and warner. >> a law had been passed in oklahoma in 2011 which made the source of drugs completely secret. but if my clients are not being rendered unconscious, that's cruel and unusual punishment. so i tried to show that this statute is unconstitutional because it prohibits mr. lockett, mr. warner, anyone from finding out where those drugs came from. >> in fact, she discovered oklahoma had planned to execute lockett and warner with drugs purchased in a potentially illegal manner. >> so correspondence from the attorney general's office admitted that the drugs were coming from a compounding pharmacy, which is not regulated by the fda. >> compounding pharmacies are neighborhood pharmacies in some cases that typically don't do this kind of thing at all. they do small drugs, lotions and creams and other sort of simple things. >> compo

the text between warner and the oligarch's lobbyists date back to february of 2017, when warner askedct him with steel. waldman told warner steel was skittish about connecting and warner got a little careful himself, he replied this, quote, we want to do this right, private, in london, don't want to send letter yet. if we can't get agreement would rather not have paper trail. october, the text messages to warner and waldman were provided by republicans and democrats on the senate intel committee, intel committee chair richard burr knew of warner's back channel efforts but chose not to investigate further. i wonder why. contrast warner's connection with russia to that of jeff sessions who recused himself from any russian investigations on march 2nd, 2017, just a month after the president took office. we are back with general michael flynn's attorney, sidney, i want to go back to that moment. it has been about three years and a few days since general flynn re-signed. he has been put through hell by any definition in the prosecution by these justice department attorneys. where are we wit

in march waldman told warner steel was skittish about connecting and warner replied this. we want to do this right, don't want to send letter yet because if we can't get agreement would rather not have paper trail. on october the text messages were provided to republicans and democrats of the senate intel committee. intel committee chair richard burr new of water's back channel efforts but chose not to investigate further. i wonder why. contrast warner's connection with russia to that of jeff sessions? 's himself for many russian investigations on march 2nd of 2017 just a month after the president took office. we are back with general michael flynn's attorney, tom fitton, president of judicial watch. i want to go back to that moment. it has been just about three years and a few days since general flynn resigned. he has been put through hell by any definition, in the prosecution by these justice department attorneys. where are we with the case? bring us up-to-date very quickly if you would. >> we are in the process of trying to get his guilty plea vacated or the case dismis

further questions would have been asked about warner's links to steele. but it wasn't in the left-wing media's best interest to look into wolf's case. they were too busy making claims like this. >> the dossier has been corroborated. >> the dossier is far from bogus. >> increasingly it's the accurate dossier. >> the steele dossier just rings true to me. >> christopher steele the ex-mi6 guy is getting more credibility than it did. lou: how has it been allowed to go on for so long. and looking back on those fateful days it's amazing how gullible the left wing national media pretended to be. proposing the question to two people deeply connected to the deep state efforts to overthrow the president, joining me now is sidney powell, the counsel to michael flynn. and tom fitton, president of judicial watchdog more than any other organization to bring the outrage of this republic to light. let me begin, sydney with that moment in which the federal government chose to only sentence a man to two months in prison for what was an egregious act against the government.

crapo: senator warner. sen. warner: thank you. i want to make a couple of quick comments echoing what senator rounds, senator reed, and others said. i think there's a lot of our institutions whose independence is under assault these days. i share some of the concerns of senator brown about independence at the justice department. i try on a regular basis to make sure the intelligence community can maintain their independence. with yousk and plea that if you see efforts made to undermine the fed's independence, that you keep this committee fully abreast. think the fed independence is more important than ever at this point. i would also follow-up on senator sasse's comments about equifax. belief ofth you the the challenge that china poses, but i also think in the case of equifax and credit rating agencies broadly, none of us chooses to be in equifax customer, or any credit rating agency. that cyberattack was due to sloppy behavior by equifax, and the fact that we have not put in enhanced rules of liability around these credit reporti

mister van hollen, guilty mister warner. mister warner, guilty. miss warren . miss warren, guilty. mister white house. white house, guilty. mister wicker. mister wicker, not guilty. mister wyden. mister wyden, guilty. mister young. mister young not guilty. >> this article of impeachment, 48 senators have pronounced donald john trump guilty as charged. 52 senators have pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced in guilty, the senate of judges and respondent donald john trump president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the first article of impeachment . the clerk will read the second article of impeachment. >> article 2, obstruction of congress. the constitution provides the house of representatives shall have the full power of impeachment and that the president shall be removed office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors area and his conduct of the office of the president of the united states, and in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully execute the off

mister van hollen, guilty mister warner. mister warner, guilty. miss warren . miss warren, guilty. mister white house. white house, guilty. mister wicker. mister wicker, not guilty. mister wyden. mister wyden, guilty. mister young. mister young not guilty. >> this article of impeachment, 48 senators have pronounced donald john trump guilty as charged. 52 senators have pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced in guilty, the senate of judges and respondent donald john trump president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the first article of impeachment . the clerk will read the second article of impeachment. >> article 2, obstruction of congress. the constitution provides the house of representatives shall have the full power of impeachment and that the president shall be removed office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors area and his conduct of the office of the president of the united states, and in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully execute the off

so for more on this story i'm joined here in the studio by our reporter warner poland hi warner so the stages over what happens next here will now the danger is over that the perpetrator has been shot and the police you know are happy that the they're calling it a successful ending to the mission they'll go on to the next phase where they're going to be gathering evidence interviewing witnesses they really want to find out what happened and why it happened lots of unanswered questions because you know everything went down quick quick lino in less than 24 hours so they'll be launching a full blown investigation into this shooting devoting a forensic officers and investigators a forensic team in the mall and this is by no mean a true needs a trivial task you know the shootings took place at least 2 possibly 3 different. places but the army can't you know lots of people there at the mall tons of people there you know hard to gather evidence. you know an interview in the witnesses has also been required to fickell was 20 dead 42 injured apparently 21 are still in hospital so who knows when

i just recently signed a record deal with warner music mexico, and we're promoting some new music, sot's an exciting time. got some of my songs that i've written that the label has chosen for this new project, so it's a really exciting thing going on. damian: we have an old clip that i wanted to show. maybe for about 15 seconds, we wanted to show that and see if that brings back any memories for you. [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] damian: what a voice. do you remember those days? manuel: yeah, i remember those days. damian: your dad is there playing the guitar. he's still a huge influence and an impact. manuel: oh yeah, my dad is the one who taught me actually how to sing, how to play the guitar. we've wrote our first songs together. the whole family has been just a blessing in my life not, you know, just, you know, every day, but through music, you know? it's really been--it's made the journey a lot easier having the support of your family. and definitely, i mean, those videos bring back such great memories, you know, just the beginning of my career. dami

warner media looking to make some new friends. with about 21 minutes before the closing bell, dow is still, yeah, languishing down about 270 points. up next, the sitcom reunion 25 years in the making that could soon make a splash on your favorite streaming devices. >>> and paying for college, anything but splashing around in a pool like a child playing. when it came to paying for college, darius quarrels, a foster child from the south side of chicago, discovered the real bottom line. it would cost him half a million dollars minimum to pay for just a four-year university. so how entirely on his own did he secure more than $1 million in scholarship money to attend university and then get his master's degree? it's a must-hear story. i've got it on my podcast. everyone talks to liz. darius is now teaching parents exactly how to do what he did for their kid. it's available on apple, google, fox news pod casts.com and alexa. subscribe and rate it, hopefully five stars because it's a great story. let me know what you think on twitter. "t

clowery said he called the news totally false so that was totally false there and finally warner music group is planning to go public again the company announced last week the labels decision comes after warner reported their fiscal 1st quarter earnings in which they are $1250000000.00 in revenue and $122000000.00 in income this was a 42 percent income increase from the previous year and now is streaming services such as spotify and apple music have become a big for the music industry's bottom line after cd sales drop in the early 2000 record sales now have gone up by an average of 7 percent annually since 2014 thanks to streaming services according to analytics from bloomberg warner music had has printed been private since access industries purchased them in 2011 for 3300000000 dollars they are looking to join the likes of universal mood music group which announced a similar move in december and that is it for this time you can always catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app of a. smartphone. on the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or streamers to your t.

mr warner guilty warren. this war. guilty mr white house. mr white house guilty mister wicker. mister wicker not guilty mr wyden mr wyden guilty mister young. mister young not guilty. senators voted for waiting for those- votes to be added up to see so i see what has happened we are expecting to donald trump be acquitted- you can hear first and- a guilty say no give up but we're expecting the very much along party lines are we not. no question it wrong is it going to vote. finding him guilty but that's not gonna be anywhere near enough to get the two majority needed to follow the president goes and remove him from all this so it's up to you posted but only up. to you donald trump. it's not going to. new hearing. others as saying we'll see guiuilty guilt. hehe's going to win because he'l hehe'll he'll getet the numberst never the less it's an experience i will mock him as take a list so set. the chart. in guilty the set of judges that the respondent donald john trump president of the united states is not he is charged in the first goal of impeachment. the clerk will read the sec

manuel romero: ahorita estoy ya con la nueva disquera warner music méxico, tuve la gran oportunidad deencillo, que de hecho ya va a comenzar a sonar en el radio, en toda la república mexicana, y esperamos que muy pronto aquí en estados unidos también, y bueno, es un proyecto que ar la oportunidad de colaborar con rodrigo cuevas, que es un productor mexicano, el hijo de aída cuevas, y bueno, un monstruo dentro del género regional; y la verdad pues es un, es un gran honor poder, poder colaborar con él en este proyecto. damián trujillo: ¿y qué se siente, o qué se va a sentir cuando prendan la radio y escuchen la voz de manuel romero? manuel romero: va a ser, va a ser algo muy, muy bonito; para mí como cantante, como compositor, poder ir manejando y de repente ¡pum! que salga mi canción, ¿no?, es, es un sueño hecho realidad, y bueno, este, gracias a dios las cosas se están dando muy positivas; entonces estamos comenzando este 2020 con música nueva, con el pie derecho, y echándole muchas ganas. damián trujillo: tu papá vio algo en ti desde pequeño, ¿no?, escuchó tu voz y dijo, "hay que--".

priciest home called the warner estate named after the former original head of warner brothers, beverlyills estate includes a 13,000-square-foot home that hollywood stars like marilyn monroe once stayed. >> isn't it amazing? 13,000 square feet. so bezos can afford it. he's worth about $131 billion. we did the math. the property is less than 1% of his net worth. isn't it amazing? you get lost in it. amazing. wow. all right, if you find your love or you need one in time for valentine's day when it comes to dating in california maybe it depends on where you call home. according to apartment list san francisco cracked the top 20 cities when it comes to college educated singles. if you live in our state capital, you might be lonely. only 19% of single renters say they're satisfied with the dating pool in sacramento. the number one city where men say they're the most happy is san diego. for women it was columbus, ohio, which is really interesting. strange but interesting. >> no matter where you live, on valentine's day you might want to stay clear of some of these things from the menu. take a

mark warner: this is clearly a problem area. stephen: senator mark warner of virginia is ranking member on the select committee on intelligence. he believes we've exposed a loophole that is a risk to national security. mark: many of these shell companies, we don't have any ability to pierce that veil. we need that information not just in terms of the f-1 visa program, but candidly against potential terrorist financing, crime, other national security threats as well. stephen: which brings us back to john fong yang's home in mountain view. remember he promised to talk to us while we were standing in a parking lot at his other workplace. stephen: why did you have f-1 visa workers? where do you want to meet? stephen: yong would not answer or even give us a time or place to meet.mpl? did they pay you? john: no, no, no; sorry, i think you're too aggressive. stephen:te, got in his car and drove away, and we never heard from him again. stephen: we also reached out to the people listed as company officials and all those other businesses

warner, guilty. ms. moran, guilty. mr. white house, guilty. mr. wicker, not guilty. mr. wyden, guilty. mr. young, not guilty. >> on this article of impeachment, 47 senators have announced it president of the united states donald trump, guilty as charged. fifty-three senators have announced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced him guilty, the senate of judges the respondent donald john trump, president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the second article of impeachment. the presiding officers directs judgment to be entered in the court the judgment of the senate as follows. the senate having tried donald john trump president of the united states, upon two articles of impeachment exhibited against him by the house of representatives, and two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges contained therein. it is therefore ordered and adjudged don donald john trump and is hereby acquitted the charges and said articles. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> the clerk will report. >> o

john warner. john warner was actually willing to cross the aisle to work on that bill. and so we were not able to pass that bill in the senate. that was a sad moment. but we have this other opportunity we can't let go again, and that is everything from getting back into the international climate change agreements on day one today to, bringing back the clean power rule. day three, the gas mileage standard. introducingd six, sweeping legislation on energy efficiency, putting a price on carbon, making sure the dividends go back to the people that need it with incentives in the areas of the country that are going to see changes in jobs and on day seven, we will rest. [applause] sen. klobuchar: know, we won't rest. but anyway, that's we can do this and has any area of the country in virginia where you have invented so many things and understand the value of technology. we simply have to put these incentives in place and do it in a way that works for everyone . and i know that we can get this done. [inaudible] sen. klobuchar: thank you. so these are these challenges . but to

warner: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: madam president, before i get started on my comments, i want to commend my colleague from california, who has served in this body with great distinction for a long time, who was present during the proceeding -- impeachment proceeding under president clinton, who time and again -- and i've had the honor of following in her shoes on the intelligence committee -- has always been a voice that stood up for what's right, for what's correct, oftentimes what may not be politically expedient but what she thinks is right and appropriate, and it's with great honor that i follow her, as i make my statement as well on this most serious of matters, the impeachment of donald j. trump. so i thank my friend, the senior senator from california, for her comments, and i will echo many of her thoughts. madam president, i want to begin my remarks the way we began this trial -- with the oath we each took to do impartial justice. now, any other day we walk into this chamber as republicans and democra

his newest purchase, the warner estate, designed and built in the 1930s for the former president of warnerion itself, gorgeous terraces and gardens, two guesthouses, a tennis court, and a swimming pool. considered the last intact estate from the golden age of hollywood, folks like frank sinatra, judy garland, and paul newman used to party there. even those superstars wouldn't be able to comprehend the amount of wealth of the warner estate's newest owner. the $165 million bezos used to buy it is only one-eighth of one percent of his net worth. he's worth $131 billion, so this purchase is equivalent to the average american buying something for $122. even still, it is not the most expensive real estate in the country. a penthouse overlooking central park sold for nearly $240 million. okay, so since it might not be reasonable for people like us to buy a mansion like that in cash up front, let's talk about more realistic options. like if you took out a 30-year mortgage on bezos' mansion at 3.9%, you'd only owe $780,000 a month. >> i can't -- i don't understand this math. >> i don't either. i ca

for a one-off unscripted special part of the may launch of hbo max, a new streaming service from warner the super bowl >> reporter: the special available along with the entire "friends" catalog. >> pivot pivot! >> reporter: warner media's pivot toward "friends" reportedly cost over $425 million to lure the library away from netflix for five years. a way to splurge in the so-called streaming wars with the classics going to the highest bidder nbc universal, the parent company of nbc news, starting a new streaming service called peacock, reportedly purchasing exclusive rights for "the office" for over $500 million. >> i want people to be afraid of how much they love me. >> reporter: in addition to "friends" hbo max reportedly paid out $600 million for five years' worth of rights to "the big bang theory. netflix shelled out for "seinfeld" rights and "south park." >> i'm a bad man >> this is just an incredible time in the business of media and television there is so much changing consumer behavior. >> is this sustainable >> i think when it comes to determining winners and losers in this fiel

senator warner. warner: thank you, mr. chairman. great job on opening statement. [laughter] sen. warner: mr. secretary, it is great to see you. i want to ask you a couple of questions about, i think, some very good work the department has been doing around beneficial ownership and anti-money laundering. last week, your department published the 2020 national strategy for combatting terrorists and other illicit financing, and i know you've gotten a lot of criticism on the side of the aisle, but on this side, i want to commend you for putting out this strategy. i think it represent a critical undertaking. particularly how little the u.s. government really knows about illicit financial risks and what of the tools and some of the aspects we need to move forward. one of the key vulnerabilities identified in the report is the lack of a legally binding requirement to collect beneficial ownership at the time of company formation, a time that we think we provide the least burdensome approach. this failure to have this basic beneficial ownership information hinders law enforcement ability t

it's a partnership, in partnership with warner brothers.p gun" is in partnership with paramount. this is a brand that's been around for 34 years. it's making a great picture, great movie, that will be action-filled. we cannot be more excited about this partnership. liz: it doesn't always work, though. if you look at american girl doll, which is one of your brands, i have to tell you, i remember there was an american girl doll movie, it was not necessarily a blockbuster. you would have thought there would be multiple different spinoffs from that, part two, part three, sequels. but let's talk about american girl doll, because that sales number has not been good. it's dropped about 20%. what are you doing to revitalize that, or could it be that you would say no more american girl doll? >> american girl is one of the most iconic brands in the industry. it has a very passionate fan base and has a lot of potential. we are big believers in the brand. we are now in the middle of a turnaround. we are expanding the product offering, the line architec

part of the may launch of hbo max, a new streaming service from warner media >> for the fans it shoulde the super bowl >> reporter: the special, available along with the entire "friends" catalog. >> pivot pivot! >> reporter: warner media's pivot toward "friends" reportedly cost over $425 million to lure the library away from netflix for five years a splurge in the so-called streaming wars with the classics going to the highest bidder nbc universal, the parent company of nbc news, starting a new streaming service called peacock, reportedly purchasing exclusive rights for "the office" for over $500 million. >> i want people to be afraid of how much they love me >> reporter: in addition to "friends" hbo max reportedly paid out $600 million for five years' worth of rights to "the big bang theory. netflix shelled out for "seinfeld" rights and "south park. >> i'm a bad man >> this is just an incredible time in the business of media and television there is so much changing consumer behavior. >> is this sustainable? >> i think when it comes to determining winners and losers in this field it re

next on "reel america," the the edited by warner bros., academy-award nominated documentary "to the shores of iwo jima." it tells the story of the brutal 36-day battle in which nearly 7000 marines were killed. this film contains graphic scenes of war and death that may disturb some viewers. ♪ [orchestral music] narrator: this is the pacific as you know it, wide stretches of water, but this is the pacific as the joint chief of staffs view it, a battlefield, a vast fortress-studded plain on which the japanese defend the heart of the homeland. it is the most heavily fortified island in the world. buried deep underground lay 20 years of jap preparations for murder. 20,000 of their toughest fighting men waited for us to make the first move. >> and they don't have to wait long. [explosions] the navy begins to soften up the island so we can land. [explosions] planes from our carrier force take off to strafe and bomb. [machine gun fire] [explosions] ♪ [airplane engines whining] [explosions] gunboats move in close to work over enemy beach installations. [machine gun fire] enemy fire gets closer. [h

next on "reel america," the the edited by warner bros., academy-award nominated documentary "to the shorese story of the brutal 36-day battle in which nearly 7000 marines were killed. this film contains graphic scenes of war and death that may disturb some viewers. ♪ [orchestral music] narrator: this is the pacific as

3 awards universal also took home more awards the netflix which won the same amount of oscars as warner brothers 4 studios won one award each despite its modest tally of oscar wins netflix has clearly transformed the nature of the movie and television business in recent years although it has debts of more than $10000000000.00 the streaming service has prompted the likes of apple disney a t.n.t. and others to launch similar services of their own according to the motion picture association of america a trade body streaming services now have more subscribers worldwide than those with a cable connection. but monday marks the end of self-imposed closures for business and industry across china cities continued to grapple with the deadly coronavirus outbreak beijing has urged some industries like aviation to resume operations get some large employers including ali baba and foxconn will remain closed other companies are asking employees to work from home the death toll from the virus was to more than 100 over the weekend. the new coronavirus isn't just hitting the chinese economy tourist hot sp

david warner and aaron finch both hit half—centuries, as the tourists made 193 for five from their 20ries 2—1. hello there. the next area of low pressure moving in will push into the south of the uk bringing a mixture of rain sleet and snow to parts of england and wales, some of this snow will be settling over the higher ground but may be down to sleet and wet snow down to low levels. likely to produce tricky driving levels that make conditions for the morning commute, crossing england and wales as i mentioned, the high ground which will see the settling snow so stay tuned to the weather forecast in your local radio if you head out. this is the culprit in this area of low pressure moving to the south of the uk on its northern way will encounter cold air. the m4 southwards generally should be rain but we will see snow on higher grounds of wales and towards the malvern hills and, for example, into the cotswolds. further north, clear and cold, a couple of wintry showers and an early risk of ice. through the morning then that area of rain sleet and snow will push eastwards through the mor

thank you. >> thank you. >> dave warner. >> thank you. my name is dave warner. thank you for considering the proposal interim flow propose a general manager kelly's ler mentioned the voluntary agreement negotiations, litigation and the need to get the irrigation districts to release water past don pedro dam. these lead to questions of mr. kelly and council. would such an interim process harm the sfpuc's position or would it be viewed favorable as a sign of good faith. would the irrigation jurisdictions with hold their agreement because they think it would weaken their position. would mr. kelly elaborate on his views. perhaps mr. kelly could review with you aspects of his opinion and if necessary do so with you in closed session? as you know, providing benefit to the ecosystem has taken a long time measured in decades. it was a year ago december 11th right before the state water board's bay delta plan vote there was a resolution for the sfpuc to move forward with its proposed flow actions. independent of the state water board's decision. commissioner moran at the

over more on this story i'm joined in the studio here by our reporter warner poland one hi bring us up to speed what's the latest in the story out there it's 8 am and so that's about 15 hours since the ramp that started the death toll is. $21.00 and there are $33.00 people wounded 10 of them to be wounded very seriously one police officer is among those killed he was took part in the raid the shopping mall in the city of karate 250 kilometers northeast of bangkok now the police raided the mall were able to evacuate hundreds of people from the mall and they say that the premises is basically under control however they can't rule out the possibility that the shooter might have some hostages under his control and for the very simple reason that he's so large they've not yet been able to detain the shooter ok tell us more what have authorities said any more about the attacker well they've they've reported that he's a 32 year old thai army sergeant they believe that the shooting started at a house maybe his house in then moved on to the army base that he was stationed at that the army base

. >> friends reunion >> warner brothers that's big. >> it is >> one show?s going to be more like reflection, interviews ellen has been mentioned to be the interviewee. >> friends and maybe they'll super size the reunion it all comes back. and the launch hbo max >> okay. that's what we have coming up. >> we'll be seeing you guys a lot. scott mcnealy, never one to hold back we are looking forward to that >>> coming up, the clash of the titans taking a stake in softbank what that means for ceo massa son. you can watch and listen to us live on the go on the app. squawk pod, you'll get taped interviews, hinld the scenes access and more. stay tuned, "squawk box" will be right back at fidelity, online u.s. stocks and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk >>> welcome back to "squawk box. we have a very busy morning. we'll be talking to uber ceo in a few minutes but before we do that

this is what former us senator john warner republican of virginia had to say. and those two try their best to understand the complex impeachment issues deliberated in the u.s. senate and are central to the matter shed the senate allow additional sworn testimony with firsthand knowledge with those documents cracks and as the presidential impeachment trial i am mindful of the difficult responsibilities that they now shoulder. not only is the president on trial but so is the senate itself. as such i am strongly supportive of the efforts of my former republican senate colleagues who are considering that the senate accept the introduction of additional evidence that they deem relevant. they were always to accommodate fellow points of view to have those outcomes to serve the nation's interest. if witnesses are suppressed in the trial and the majority of americans are left believing that it was a sham i can only believe the lasting damage done to the national consensus. about the long life of our nation federal and state judicial systems with the judicial norms releva

warner music group has filed for an initial public offering and a move that could prove lucrative for its billionaire owner. nick a seen here in the middle paid $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars for the company in 2011 during a deep slump in the industry analysts adjust the company home to stars like edge here and party b. could be worth double that that's thanks in large part to an industry wide turnaround fueled by paid streaming services. the climate crisis has forced all of us to think about our impact on the planet many businesses are looking at ways to become carbon neutral now a group of monks in the netherlands the showing that change doesn't have to take a miracle. the monks at the cumings who fin monastery have been brewing the year for 135 years and until recently the hobbits were more 19th century than 21st every day the plant wasted 360000 liters of water that was before the brothers discovered the benefits of trapping the waste water. over here you. have been super lucky your kind god for his creation for its beauty and its cleanliness. but at the same time we are involved in

thank you. >> thank you. >> dave warner. >> thank you. my name is dave warner. thank you for considering the proposal interim flow propose a general manager kelly's ler mentioned the voluntary agreement negotiations, litigation and the need to get the irrigation districts to release water past don pedro dam. these lead to questions of mr. kelly and council. would such an interim process harm the sfpuc's position or would it be viewed favorable as a sign of good faith. would the irrigation jurisdictions with hold their agreement because they think it would weaken their position. would mr. kelly elaborate on his views. perhaps mr. kelly could review with you aspects of his opinion and if necessary do so with you in closed session? as you know, providing benefit to the ecosystem has taken a long time measured in decades. it was a year ago december 11th right before the state water board's bay delta plan vote there was a resolution for the sfpuc to move forward with its proposed flow actions. independent of the state water board's decision. commissioner moran at the

well for more on this story on joining the studio by our reporter warner poland hi there want to just bring us up just based on what the latest is well we do have confirmation of the tuss older who went on this deadly rampage was shot dead this is been confirmed both by the health ministry and police sources the final death toll 20 people died 42 are thought to be rounded 10 of which are in very serious condition the news really broke within the last hour in the newsroom we could see movement of the lives the live stream police going to the shopping mall this is about 16 hours after the rampage started so in the last few hours before that there we hadn't and getting very many updates since we can only presume that the police really were going floor by floor really trying to secure each room and make sure you know that they've got everything in safe and also of course determine whether or not the shooter had any hostages and now we have confirmation that he has been killed what do we know about the attack and any possible motives well the attacker is known to be a 32 year old thai army