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i was more interested in watching ab 2020. obviously was signed by governor brown late september, became law january 1. so although we do have done events at the county fairgrounds last year, i was interested in doing smaller, b boutique events. as an event organizer, as a minority business owner, i just wanted to give my public comment that i'm fully in support of this. i wanted to offer my full help to whoever would like, you know, my input to make sure that we do these responsibly, that we do them safe. again, my name is fernando alvarez, and i'm the director of vape lounges. >> we as an organization support this moving forward. supervisor mandelman, you made some outstanding points, but one thing that i want to add is so many of our outdoor events are perused by nonprofit -- produced by nonprofit organizations, and this will open up a stream of revenue that many of us need right now. we're seeing our city expenses going up and up with no end in sight, so we need this revenue source. additionally, we as an organization have

property damage in our community and people expect their police department to try and keep them safeunder ab - officers would only be allowed to use deadly force when absolutely necessary.sot:the bigger piece of it is to prevent these before they even happen. so with this law we will have police departments up and down california changing their practices, having their officers trained differently so they can look for less lethal alternatives when confronted with these incidenta potential path forward for a community trying to reconcile with it's past.

. >> i like to call the meeting of the military constructions and veterans compares Ãb this morning wewelcome doctor patricia hayes chief consultant for women's health services and doctor susan mccutcheon national mallhe topic of our hearing today, which i am really glad we have an opportunity and the time to take, there are some byproduct benefits of the government shutdown. in the vice president's budget being late as we have an opportunity to slow down for a minute and take a step back and be able to have some really important discussions about the issues that we need to consider before we actually start writing our bills. and access to va health care for women is really critical and one that i think is important to shine a spotlight on. women have been serving in the military in various capacities since world war ii. the number of women in the military has continued to increase over the years. women have faced challenges in gaining access to combat roles that was not until 2016 that all combat positions were finally open to women. 2016, just like in the battle space women face uniq

one was ab-1376 which was the legislation to enable raid share. the other is ageing and ablism for health care professionals as well as increasing crosswalk timing, allowing people more time to get across the street, and then the lasted is the assisted facility recommendations that was sent to the mayor, and that was part of the long-term care coordinating council's effort to support affordable living in san francisco. the next goal is to establish better coordination of services. as you know, the long-term care coordinating council is an adviso advisory council to the mayor's office. again, kelly highlighted some of these efforts. this past year, the council did a retreat to focus truly on a strategic plan going forward. they looked at mission, vision, values, core principles, and functions, and then, from that, they identified priority areas in long-term care system. there are many things that are needed in san francisco, but the focus of this group truly is on long-term care. from there, they identified key policy areas, strategies, and they're

so can we have -- i motion that we support ab-364. >> seconded. >> and to officially -- because i've learned that the commission, because of the city's processes, official -- the official means is that the motion is to support the bill -- the motion is to direct the city and county of san francisco to -- >> the motion to support resolution number 001-2019/sbc, ab-364, minimum franchise staff. >> thank you. >> okay. commissioner laguana got his first second in there. >> well frks i w, i was erased >> clerk: all right. there was a motion by commissioner adams to direct the city and county of san francisco to support resolution 001-2019/sbc, ab-364, minimum franchise staff, seconded by commissioner laguana. we'll take a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: motion passes, 7-0. >> great. next item, please. >> clerk: item seven, approval of draft meeting minutes from february 25, 2019, action item. >> i -- i don't know what the procedure is, but i have to recuse myself. motion to recuse. >> okay. do we vote on this recusal? >> clerk: yes. >> okay. all in favor of commissioner laguana -- >

prime minister abe understands that, and that's fine. yes, sir. please.back there. >> thank you, mr. president. i am with shanghai media group. do you think the next meeting could be soon, or might take some time? pres. trump: i can't tell you. it might be soon. it might not be for a long time. i can't tell you. i would hope it would be soon. but it may not be for a long time. i could have done a deal today, but it would've been a deal that wouldn't have been a deal that -- it would've been something that i wouldn't have been happy about, mike would not have been happy about. we had some pretty big options. but we just felt it wasn't appropriate, and we really want to do it right. yes, in the back. in the back. yes, ma'am. please. >> debi edward, itv news. at which point did it become clear to you that you wouldn't be getting a deal here in hanoi? the language from yourself and kim jong-un was very positive last night and even this morning. and therefore, was it a mistake to come here? pres. trump: no, i think the language was good all throughout. the lan

one is ab-36 which establishes the department of community living. this bill creates a new department that will be more stream lined with a coordinated delivery care system. it will also be able to work across state agencies on behalf of older people with disabilities. the second bill is ab 1137 which is legislation to modernize the older californiians act. this act focuses on age demographics as opposed to solely on need, and there's some archaic language that they want to cleanup there in, as well, ab 1237 establishes the master plan of an ageing california that implements a no wrong door system to assist ageing persons and older persons with disabilities. the chief deputy director of budget was also there, along with the fiscal and policy analyst for the legislative analyst's office, and the office of the president pro tem, and deputy cabinet secretary in the governor's office. almost all of the speakers emphasized the governor's commitment to a master plan on ageing, which was really good to hear. they acknowledged there was no funding right now,

>> i was doing a late-night ab routine. >> reporter: like we all do. >> and i got this instant notification on my phone. i check, see someone in my car and that's when the adrenaline starts moving. >> reporter: then you go out. >> i go into kick-ass mode. >> reporter: and an ah-oh moment for the >> i see this guy finishing, closing my door and he sees me walking toward him in an aggressive man ir. >> reporte . >> reporter: and what did you do? >> he tries to run. i grabbed him and threw him out here. he comes this way. in between these two cars. >> reporter: and he's making a run for it. >> he's making a run for it. stop [ bleep ]. i will break your [ bleep ]. >> reporter: restraining him with a grappling move called an arm bar made famous by fighters in the ufc. >> reporter: where did you pick this up? >> i don't know. >> reporter: watching a lot of wrestling. >> i was just like i'm going to arm bar this fool. >> reporter: all captured on alex's cell phone video by his apartment concierge, armoire a new nickname. arm bar. >> he was like man, not again, this happened again? i was like yeah,

the assembly health committee today took up ab 362 co- authored by san francisco senator scott weiner. it would allow the city to launch a supervised site for illicit drug use. >> missing from this bill is any effort to look at methadone strategies or other strategies aimed at erasing addiction. >> evidence shows people are much more likely to enter treatment programs people who access the centers increase the rate of treatment access by more than 30%. >> of course the bill still has a long way to go but governor newsom has said he is receptive to the idea. >>> a san francisco street could soon bear the name of its late public offender. resolution has been introduced before the board of supervisors to rename it gilbert street. he died last month at the age of 59. >>> it runs parallel to six and seven streets between brian brennan streets the resolution calls for it to be renamed. >>> kamala harris is surging toward the top of a growing list of democrats in the 2020 race. a new poll shows she has jumped eight points since december with strong gains among women and minorities she's not

on january 1, ab 2020 went into effect, giving cities in california the authority to approve temporary cannabis events. san francisco is a city that has long embraced community festivals and gathering as well as the cannabis industry, and with this ordinance, we will be leading the way on the implementation of ab 2020. regulating cannabis events allows the city to maintain its commitment to public health and safety by ensuring permitted businesses are supplying safe products. we believe that additional regulation discourages illegal sales by instilling confidence in products that the public are buying and ensuring that the only events in our city are involving licensed and permitted businesses. a few key points on this legislation. only applicants who have already received an event organizer license issued by the california bureau of cannabis control will be eligible to be locally permitted. you must have both state authorization and a local cannabis permit in order to engage in sales or consumption at these events. ab 2020 left a fair amount of autonomy, giving the city plenty of oppo

Ãb policymakers have a responsibility to ensure the growing economy has a workforce that he needs tocontinue to do the growth of the last two years. as a former chairman of the senate judiciary committee i worked extensively to protect the integrity of employment visas and work permits for foreign workers. a top priority must be to ensure immigration policies are displacing american workers or depressing wages. making e-verify a permanent and mandatory requirement for all c employers will bring across-the-board certainty to hiring practices throughout our country. certifying the legal status for prospective hires makes common sense and having in place the tools at once fingerprints makes it a simple convenient solution. e-verify is a proven tool to encourage Ãband to deter illegal immigration and human trafficking. in addition to making e-verify permit and mandatory within one year of enactment my bill would increase penalties for employers who illegally hire workers unauthorized to work in our country. the bill would also require employers to check the status of all current employee

17 gci’oss firth, quite widely 16 on ab 17 across the uk, especially in the sunshine.ve sunshine today, very pleasant. fairly grey for many but mild. the cloud is thick enough for rain and drizzle. went some breaks will hedge their way tomorrow. most likely to see rain or drizzle way tomorrow. most likely to see rain ordrizzle in way tomorrow. most likely to see rain or drizzle in parts of north—western scotland, heavy bursts for the highlands, orkney and shetland, and some awful southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. a further south and east you are, the better chance of respite from the outbreaks. the thickest of the cloud and tempest weather islington to a weak weather front sinking into northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england —— is linked to a week weather front. most of us are well clear of frost tomorrow morning. a fairly grey start, pledge breaking up, sunshine coming through. most credit in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. there will be heavy bursts of rain in the highlands and hebrides later. more sunshine wi

a japanese newspaper reported that japanese prime minister shinzo abe nominated trump for the nobel peaceautumn after receiving a request from the u.s. government to do so. [ light laughter ] which is especially embarrassing, given that on friday trump bragged abouthe fact that abe had nominated him for the nobel prize and claimed he had no idea he was about to do that. >> prime minister abe an, gave me the most beautiful copy of a letter that he sent to the people who give out a thing called the nobel pze. s d, "i have nominated you," or, "respectfully, on behalf ofa japan,asking them to give you the nobel peace prize." i said, "thank you." >> seth: oh, really? you said, "thank you?" did you also bribe him? oere you go, shinzo. this is for one frlet." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it is expired. so maybe just frame it. somehow i doubt that trump will get that nobel peace prize after unilaterally declaring a nonexistent emergency at our border with mexico. for weeks, trump has gone back and forth on the possibility of declarg an emergency, while also insisting he was already buildi

i haven't heard ab that. a look at it. >> is congress working on another bill on the national emergency declaration that would hurt future presidents from being able to -- [ inaudible ]. are you supportive? >> i'll have to take a look at it. we are in very good shape in terms of the money and the national emergency. ultimately, we're in good shape. we've had great support from the house, from house republicans. and we have great support from most, as you know, from most of the senate, most of the republican senate. because this is really a bill on border safety, border security. i would say maybe more than anything else, we're here talking about drug trafficking. and you know the subject better than anybody. we're talking about drugs, human trafficking. this is a bill on human trafficking and drug, all of the things that we're all gathered in this room, we brought up the problem with the boeing and the jetliners. it's a big problem. we were really here for another reason. i thought we should bring this up bec

centuries, old abe. quiet for a million, million years. quiet and yet a voice forever against the timeless walls of time itself, old abe. " thank you. [applause] thank you. so i handed some questions, we have about 10 minutes -- not to worry, i will be removed from the stage on the dot of 7:30. so did lincoln think about or write about his legacy during his presidency? that's a very good question, and he did. as early as december 1862, two weeks before the emancipation proclamation in its final version was signed and delivered to the american people, he said we cannot escape history. we'll be remembered in despite of ourselves. and i think he understood from the minute he affixed his name to that document, that he would be enshrined in american memory for you know, removing the great hypocrisy that had stadium the -- that had abstained the founding, and there is a great story about that moment. you know he delayed the signing for hours, as abolitionists and people of color gathered in churches around the

and the legal process of Ãb unlike me he met ms.rao in private and he got straightforward answers about her views on most cases and the underlying legal theories. she passed his test the president witness test and the test of those outside groups, extreme right wing, conservative groups, who have been given authority as a result of the president's outsourcing of these two in effect decide on nominees who are Ãbshe passed the stack test established by the president that he would appoint the judges who would overturn roe v wade. but Ãbi find many reviews and her failure to give straightforward answers she has written a number of very troubling articles and bids on her views on women's rights and women's healthcare. we have in this chamber a term choose, getting to that point was part of her choice. in another op-ed criticizing aspects of feminism rao wrote that women "must be thoroughly educated about the consequences of their sexuality in order to prevent such problems as date rape". from early in her career she wrote that she believ

can you talk ab those two issues?> it did receive criticism but we thought the criticisms were unmerited and we're not going to walk away from the proposal for the harvest box. we think there's nothing wrong with putting in a reform that says in addition to the normal spending benefits you would get at retail, you would get a harvest box that allows you to get a more balanced meal and to save money for the taxpayers at the same time. in terms of work requirements, it's something that has long been viewed as a success since 1990s. we expand on it. it is something that we have long viewed as important to be able to take the same principles of reducing dependency that we saw and apply that to housing and to food stamps and to medicade. >> reporter: there's some people that slipped through the cracks and they may need job training. are there funds proposed for job training if you're going to do this fell wear to work initiative? >> absolutely. department of labor is receiving an adequate amount of funding in an era where

special counsel, therefore, did not draw a conclusion as to whether the examined conduct constitutioned ab instruction -- constituted. instead, the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question and leaves unresolved what the special counsel views as, quote, difficult issues, unquote, of law and fact concerning whether the president's actions and intent could be viewed as obstruction. the special counsel states, quote, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, comma, it also does not exonerate him, unquote. let me repeat that. special counsel states that, quote, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it does not, it does not exonerate him. this goes on. the special counsel's decision to describe the facts of his obstruction investigation without reaching any legal conclusions leaves it to the attorney general to determine whether the conduct described in this, in the report or constituted a crime. so on the obstruction of justice question, it is being left to the attorney general to determine whether the conduct des

ab inbev? >> this morning, there are two bits of news. first, the chairman is standing down.will concentrate on his roles at geb -- jab. a- said they might cut their rating because of the leverage being significantly more than expected. what that means for the shares, they have rallied quite hard since they fell after the heinz kraft news and they are close to being technically overbought. we may see a reaction this morning. matt: henry, take us out on just eat? >> they beat estimates. they are keeping the 2019 view. it is an interesting time for them because they are seeing growing competition within the industry, including over its. we will -- uber eats. this is bloomberg. ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. anna: one minutes ago until the start of cash equities trading day this wednesday morning.

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companies might know me better than my friends do even very sensitive data like that used by health abs is often passed on to data collectors without users knowledge the legal basis for this is sometimes highly questionable. massive amount of data is generated every day it comes from a variety of sources not just the internet. whether on facebook instagram or net flix every day we humans generate two point five million terabytes of data but not all of it on the net visit a doctor in your sentence and diagnoses are stored in servers this data is often anonymous the person to market researchers when you phone some of the comments location and contact details are scooped up and become part of big data. brokers encyclopedia defines big data as a balance there are so large changes so fast or so varied that they can't be processed with standard software. exactly how much data it counts as big it is hard to say as it's not stored to analyze centrally i see analysts estimate that in the next six years the global data speeds will rise to one hundred seventy five bytes per year one set of bite is

trade concerns abed to try to left the mood. and for more on this let's talk now with our financial correspondent new york ians quarter yes what's been the market reaction of this talk of a trade resolution. well we got away with. the markets started on a positive note but then at some point blue chips lost almost four hundred points in value by the end of the day their loss came down to two hundred points so well overall and there is some optimism that the deal can be reached even if there still seem to be a couple of obstacles for example washington obviously. wants to make sure that china is actually also following the agreement and if not then washington just threatened to actually impose tariffs again without giving china the opportunity to retaliate and that's obviously one thing that china does not really agree on but the main reason why we saw those losses this probably also that we had some weaker economic news from construction spending and then also the news flow is rather thin and it's not unusual that when there are

trade concerns abed to try to left the mood. back in europe energy ministers are meeting in brussels today to debate the european commission's proposal for a transition to a carbon neutral economy by twenty fifty germany has long been committed to green energy in twenty eighteen last year renewable energy already made up more than forty percent of its energy make spot conventional energy sources still play a big role take nokia for example the country has relied heavily on nuclear energy in the past but still accounts for more than thirteen percent of germany's energy makes last year but germany decided to phase out nuclear power after the accident africa shimon twenty eleven a controversial decision to put fossil fuels back in focus germany has plenty of coal last year coal accounted for around thirty eight percent of germany's energy makes natural gas came in at roughly seven percent in comparison across the european union renewables account for just about thirty percent of the total energy makes nuclear energy makes up for ov

i've never dated a guy a with abs.think you telling me you can't hang out with me because you have to go to the gym again or you telling me you can't go to a new restaurant because you've steamed a week's worth of broccoli and fish and that's all you're going to eat out of your tupperware and you've already posted it on instagram. something to make me feel bad about the fact that i consider croutons cheese and ranch dressing to be a salad. greg: i worked in fitness for tense years. i'm that person. >> really? greg: it's hard to believe. i had low body fat. it ruled my life. i was miserable. i was ripped but miserable. when i decided to get out of te gym i was much happier and fatter. >> i think we need to see pictures to prove this. >> it's legit. greg: google greg and abs. anyway, get your tickets now for the gutfeld monologues live. next show april 6th d.c., may oklahoma and texas. oklahoma and texas. special guest tom shillue. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setti

property damage in our community and people expect their police department to try and keep them safeunder abfficers would only be allowed to use deadly force when absolutely necessary.sot:the bigger piece of it is to prevent these before they even happen. so with this law we will have police departments up and down california changing their practices, having their officers trained differently so they can look for less lethal alternatives when confronted with these incidenta potential path forward for a community trying to reconcile with it's past. (pam) this week marks the 50th anniversray of the 'apollo nine' mission to the moon. to celebrate the historic anniverary ... the "chabot space and science center" in oakland... has a special exhibit... featuring a moon rock on loan from nasa's johnson space center. (catherine) kron 4's ryan o'donnel talked to the executive director of the chabot science center to learn more.. oc 1:51 "a long time" thanks for joining us... let's start with the apollo nine mission... how significant was it in the history of space program? what can you tell us about

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a lot of people who are just learning about the incident as we speak many people are now at nairobi ab chord and many are hoping to get more information on what has happened if you open and is has tweeted out imagine to contacts so that families can get in touch with them and when you look at other people all across the country they are using social media not to reach out as well for example to the president he has been saying my prayers go out to all the families and associates of those on board and we're just expecting more and more condolences to be extend and to be boring and throughout the day to melanie in nairobi many thanks. now to some other stories making news around the world officials in algeria have ratio jeweled spring holidays for university students moving it forward more than a week it's been same as an attempt to quell protests against anything president could flicka students have been at the heart of demonstrations opposing his bid to run for a third fifth fifth term in office. fourteen people have been killed in a plane crash in central colombia a local man and her

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. >> even b though the president may be ab solved by mueller, investigations correspondespawn probe brought down several members of trump's inner circle among 37 criminal defendants charged there have been zefb who pleaded guilty including michael flynn and cohen, ath long time fixer. >> cohen implicated the president in a hush money case spawned by the probe. >> number one is president trump. >> many of these trump confidants only pleaded dplt to lying to protect trump. the lies go unpunished. >> and legal trouble lurks for the president and his inner circle. other investigations picking up momentum. the inaugural committee, the trump organization and the president is also being investigated for insurance fraud. >> did the president ever provide inflated assets to an insurance company? >> yes. >> special counsel investigation started with russia but widened significantly. even if there was no collusion, offshoots of the probe are just gaining steam. >> it's important to keep in mind what mueller did uncover, he charged 12 military officers in a sophisticated kremlin hacking operation again