without using acronyms? you know what discussion you're in based on the acronyms. that's right. i suspect that those firms are continuing to make these kinds of decisions based on their seeing where the regulatory requirements are going to be. >> so just let me tell you one more time in a different form which is can you envision a scenario in which you think that those eight largest banks have met all the criteria you think are important, but remain largely the same in terms of their structure and size? >> i don't know. i don't know, jake. i think, you know, we're going to continue with the resolution plan process, which has occasioned changes in structure organization, liquidity practices of firms. we're going to make the changes in the stress test, which is as i say will some firms increase capital requirements. i think we're going to continue to pay attention to funding because when it comes right down to it, funding and the runability of funding is core to financial stability, the potential for runs and

acronym that.the process that this point is so robust, you've done such a great job stretching his organizations and forcing them to realize other sources of risk and how much capital they should hold a gun and. why at this point aren't they allowed to pay out all the capital in excess of the minimum at the end of the stress. is there a point at which that decision goes entirely back on saddam and they can pay out all of the excess capital. >> just to be clear, paying out dividends to shareholders. >> so, first off, thank you, but i also want to qualify the complement a little bit. we don't account for all risks. that is why we changed the scenario on a year-to-year basis. we will do so next year again. it is one thing and i really do mean this. stress tests and regulatory to think in the lobby and their spirit that is one thing. second, firms are free to submit the capital plan making proposals for distributions that they see fit. if a firm feels that it is in a strong capital position, that it ha

. >> we should have a buzzer for acronyms. >> how can you be in washington without using acronyms? those -- i suspect that those firms are continuing to make these kinds of decisions based on they are seeing where the regulatory requirements are going to be. >> so can you envision a scenario in which you think those eight largest banks have metal criteria you think are important but remain largely the same in terms of their structure and size? >> i don't know. i don't know, jake. i think, you know, we're going to continue with the resolution plan process, which has occasion changes in structural organizational liquidity practices at firms. we're going to make these changes in the stress test which as i say for some firms increase capital requirements. i think we'll don't pay attention to funding because when it comes right down to it funding and the runability of funding is core to financial stability, potential for runs and panics throughout the economy and, you know, through our annual comprehensive liquidity assessment exercises, we're going to be paying more attention there. so

but today we have an acronym for today, france, the financials. this week, u.s.cials, up 2.5%. this week, europe financials, up 5%, as interest rates have been rising. r is the restoration of order in the united kingdom. theresa may is going to be phenomenal. any daughter of an anglican minister, just like angela merkel is, is going to be great for them. f, r, a. asia. there you have japan. mr. abe is going to put in a huge stimulus. $200 billion. that's what people are looking for. f, r, a, n -- n is new highs for everything. that's not good. one of the few things there's not new highs for is high-end trophy apartments in manhattan. they're starting to come off the boil. you've seen that. f, r, a, n, c -- currencies. the yen at 104.5 is so much better than the yen at 100 or 96 going the other direction. e, earnings. we've got to see the earnings start to come through for the second half and we'll hear about that during this second quarter earnings season that's going on right now. >> if anybody recognizes this tie and know who has the other one -- >> this tie is

. >> let me say this -- i really don't believe that fang is a useful acronym any it more. it was useful in 2014, these four stocks leading the markets. all the markets' gains in 2015. to what josh is saying, each idiosyncratic companies and good reasons why amazon is have be 20 upgrade. >> right -- >> one thing quick. netflix, example, taken out of this mix? >> i agree, totally agree. >> taken out. the business is starting to peak. the stock rolled over. to your point, josh, i don't think they're creating the future the way they were a year ago. >> a replacement for netflix and happens to start with an n. in my opinion, the most important company that we almost never discuss. and the company is called nvidia. when you think about everything that's happening over the next three to five years in virtual reality, augmented reality, what's going on with video games and pokemon go and beyond that, what's happening with beta centers. nvidia's graphical processing unit chips are involved in every one of these stories and not just involved, creating what the future looks like. thi

tpp, so many acronyms, in tpp there is something similar. if the european union would enter trade agreement with the u.s. where peruvian, canadian, malaysian, companies would better protected than europe that is a difficult thing to defend. >> it is sort of a circular argument to say they are there so they should stay there. if they are unfair here and here they are unfair. that is what this system is. if you say there will be very few cases, it's all the more reason not to have a special court system for foreign investors that locks out the general public and citizens in every country. let the courts handle it. it has done well for years and years and years since we left england in 1776. it has been a wonderful experience for us. >> if i could just jump in. >> before we go to questions. yes. >> incredible value in terms of getting it right with respect to investor protections between the u.s. and the eu because as you point out the system has been working quite well. this is hopefully going to be an open platform agreement that will result

discover, and achieve in the great world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or the acronym s.t.e.m. [ majestic music plays ] >> we'll talk more about the site in a few minutes, but first let me tell you about my visit to the new york hall of science. there i met saijah, a high-school senior. she volunteers at the hall as an "explainer." we need to get you a smock just for safety. >> perfect. matches my shirt. >> it does. [ rock music plays ] so, here's where we're working? >> so, yeah, this is our lab table right here. so, before we begin our really cool experiment, let's put on our gloves and get our materials and meet right back here. [ music continues ] so, now that we have all our materials here, we are going to begin an activity that we have in one of our demonstrations here at the new york hall of science called so, here we have liquid nitrogen, which is one of my favorite substances to use in any demonstration. it actually boils at negative 320 degrees fahrenheit. >> wow. that's cold. >> yeah, it's extremely cold. so once it's in contact with room temperature -- whic

when you get an acronym you get a peak. fang worked really well after the coinage of fang. i don't think you can be too precise. i would point out that stocks including those yield stocks are really being wagged by the other asset classes, it's a matter of a call on the bond market itself and to a lesser degree currencies. >> how about them bonds, carol? i mean, holy cow. we're sitting here in extraordinary times to see these where they are. >> it's strohistoric times. we have taken tina to a whole other level. at one point we were the skinniest kid at fat camp. now we need to lose ten pounds and we have wandered into the obesity clinic. you've got equities a stone's throw away from all time highs, it goes to show what's going on in a global market and how much demand there is for anything. it doesn't fundamentally make sense any other way. >> the interesting thing about that is it worked for a time after the financial crisis, stock and bond prices were rising together. this feels very different. >> it works for the entire decade of the 80s and 90s. only in the last post 20

regardless of whether it's a sprain or a strain, we treat it the same way using the acronym rice -- r.i.c.e stands for rest, immobilize, cold, and elevate. rest just means stay in the position that we found it. if it's at an awkward angle, i want to leave it that way, 'cause straightening it out could cause the injury to be worse. immobilize really only comes into play if i need to move cammie somewhere else, like if it's unsafe where i am. i want to make sure that her injury isn't gonna move from its position while we are moving, so i might have to do something to keep it in place. cold is really one of the most important things, and that's exactly what it sounds like. take something cold -- an ice pack, a bag of frozen vegetables, anything -- to help reduce swelling. so, put a towel or some other material between her skin and the ice, and put the ice right over the injury site. and elevation. elevation is another way to reduce swelling. but it should only be done if it won't cause more pain. so if i can, i'm very gently gonna lift up her foot. can you grab that backpack right there? you c

and i will -- you have raised before when people use acronyms. if you can be mindful. i appreciate that reminder. i do have to, the rules are i let everybody know and i have to do that equally to everyone. okay. any further public comment on this matter. hearing none, public comment is closed. sergeant police call the next lined item. speaker: item reports to the commission discussion. one 1, chief reports. this item is to allow the chief of police to report on recent police activity and make announce manies. summary of pride week and crime trends update redistricting and presentation regarding recruitment. >> acting chief chaplin, good evening. speaker: can you give me a quick moment here. >> okay. i'll start with the summary of pride week. we had 1.2 attendee. what happened in florida it was an additional 20 minutes. the attendance was 500,000. there were 234 contend ants and marching was 2 hundred -- with an additional 100,000 estimated spectators. the staff for the event, public intoxication, 22 arrests. sobers sent referral were 45. medical calls, 20. that was a r

i'll use the acronym isis. i said at that time that these agents of hate, violence and chaos could be significantly diminished by attacks on their finances. not long after that, the president signed into law the bipartisan protect and preserve international cultural property act which i sponsored here in the senate which will undermine isis's ability and efforts to pillage antiquities in iraq and syria for profit. but we need to keep up the pressure on this issue on isis. all terrorist organizations, of course, need resources to survive, and this is a vument we must fully exploit. dismantling the financial networks that support terrorism is a critical part of our mission to protect the united states of america. isis is the best example of how pressing the need is today. militarily, isis continues to destabilize iraq and syria at the expense of millions of civilians who are caught in the crossfire. it continues to cultivate affiliates in northern and western africa, central asia and other parts of the middle eas

discover, and achieve in the great world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or the acronym.t.e.m. [ majestic music plays ] >> we'll talk more about the site in a few minutes, but first let me tell you about my visit to the new york hall of science. there i met saijah, a high-school senior. she volunteers at the hall as an "explainer." with more than 300 exhibits, there's a lot to explain to visitors, and saijah is perfectly comfortable talking about science. >> i really feel like there's no excuse for girls not be involved in science, especially if they love it. i feel like, yeah, they should definitely go into it. it's important. we need more women in science. >> to prove her point, saijah invited me to join her and dr. el-khouri in one of the hall's most popular demonstrations. so, what experiment are we doing today? >> we're actually gonna look at the ideal gas law. >> but first, before we begin, we need to get you a smock just for safety. >> perfect. matches my shirt. >> it does. [ rock music plays ] so, here's where we're working? >> so, yeah, this is our lab table rig

there are so many acronyms. there is something similar. if the european union would enter a trade agreement with the companies would be better protected than europe that is a difficult thing to defend. it is a circular argument to say they are there so they should stay there. if they are unfair there and unfair here -- and you say they will be very for -- fair cases, all the more reason. let the courts handle that. it has done well for years and years since we left england. in 1776. it should've been a wonderful experience for us. >> there is incredible value in terms of getting it right with respect to investor protections because as you point out the system has been working quite well. this is hopefully an open letter from agreement that will result in the adoption of these kinds of high standards by other countries. i think about the negotiations that were underway with china. we don't have strong investor protections right now in china. i don't have as much confidence in the chinese court system as i do in european or american court. i

number of news agencies and outlets, media outlets, have been looking at how often, as an example, the acronym isis has been mentioned at the convention. and for the first two days it was barely mentioned, or not mentioned at all. yet americans are clearly concerned about security issues, security in the united states, wand they're seeing in europe and other places. so to pass on this issue, for whatever reason, probably not the best choice, because truch owns that issue. and you've got to go after him on that. >> brian, let's talk about some polls. the latest has trump maintaining his lead, even pulling ahead slightly. it appears he's maintaining his convention bounce. that surprising? >> yes and no, julie. the convention bounce always lasts a few days. so he's enjoying that. i think after hillary clinton's speech tonight, she will get a little bit of a buns as well. then what happens is, after a few days, those numbers will recede back pretty much to where they were before. that at least is the historical thing that happens. and we'll have to see whether trump maintains that bump as we go fo

and i will -- you have raised before when people use acronyms. if you can be mindful. i appreciate that reminder. i do have to, the rules are i let everybody know and i have to do that equally to everyone. okay. any further public comment on this matter. hearing none, public comment is closed. sergeant police call the next lined item. speaker: item reports to the commission discussion. one 1, chief reports. this item is to allow the chief of police to report on recent police activity and make announce manies. summary of pride week and crime trends update redistricting and presentation regarding recruitment. >> acting chief chaplin, good evening. speaker: can you give me a quick moment here. >> okay. i'll start with the summary of pride week. we had 1.2 attendee. what happened in florida it was an additional 20 minutes. the attendance was 500,000. there were 234 contend ants and marching was 2 hundred -- with an additional 100,000 estimated spectators. the staff for the event, public intoxication, 22 arrests. sobers sent referral were 45. medical calls, 20. that was a r

in the there were similar bills. 1990's, there were all of these acronyms. we have the nicaraguan and cuban adjustment act the haitian -- haitian immigrant act in so, since that time, the 1987. numbers have gone up and down. the numbers of pending asylum applications. in 1992, first of all, immigration created the asylum poor, which still exists, officers charged with only conducting asylum interviews and specialized in asylum interviews. the core is, i think, eight your district -- and eight jurisdictions now with offices around the country. right now they are incredibly , behind. but the numbers did spike again in 1992. largely because haitians were fleeing. they spiked again in 1995. they had over 150,000 pending cases. you had all these people in the country waiting for pending asylum applications. was whenhe role someone files for asylum, they could offer temporary work so as you can imagine, there were cases of asylum so file for they could get a work often authorization -- authorization knowing it would be years before the case was ever heard. promulg

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my mom used to use an acronym, a.m. as an acronym, together, everyone achieves more.pinreat way to what being a team member and a team builder is. when we look at unity in the republican party, we all do need to come together this week. there is a binary choice in this election, you have got donald trump or you have hillary clinton. you have got one or the other. got to choose the one that lines up most with you. i will tell you, i think that some of those who took that pledge, raised their hand and said they would support the ticket, and now they are not coming forward to support that ticket. i think they do themselves a disservice and they do their political careers and their legacies a disservice. it is time for everybody to come together and say, we've got an election to win in november. it is not only the top of the ticket, it is all of the town ballot races also. when we think about the -->> when we think about the republican party, because of this split we saw, our women in congress going to be the ones that put the party back together? we think about who is pa

the federal reserve that people had variable understanding why this was done and if we had better acronyms by the way it has been paid back every single loan it has made it all assets have been paid back. but i concede your point part of what we're seeing with donald trump and bernie sanders that people are really angry at the pain suffered on main street and what they perceive as overly generous bailouts. people are not wrong they just not clear there is a better alternative. >> i have learned how close we were to the financial abyss than the more scared day were so to encapsulate dash the senator from new hampshire was seen on the budget committee was summoned to the capital 9:00 on wednesday night which mcconnell said the fed share will be here in a few minutes listen to what he has to say ben bernanke roxanne and says we have 72 hours to do something or the global system may collapse. so when i sit down to write the book that one too fact check the story i said this is my recollection he said it's alright except the last sentence he said if you don't do something it will collapse he is

increase representation of women in the stem field the science technology engineering mathematics acronym. so to encourage women that are under represented. >> i hope the has the big influence. is my hope is that the stories of these women is inspiring to is serve as role models it is important to recognize the contributions it is very over do to get this recognition with those young girls that interested in science today. >> this cover such of vast breadth of material i am sure some things hit the cutting room floor. in the and cut of the book? >> such a hard question. state there is of a lot of great ones there i was surprised. is surprised how much work went into it. in it was quite incredible before sputnik even launch they were studying together and putting them in stages and really wanted to launch the first american satellite at teesixteen and they do but i was shocked they could have done this one year before sputnik was launched. to learn about the details to go into that in working on this and they were not supposed to. there were only looking at nose cones but instead of spacec

the energy fang, up 36% year-to-date is mopping the floor with the fang acronym. facebook, crushing it. amazon, only advanced 10% this year, despite all the hoopla. netflix, which is down more than 15%. and google, which is off 6%. diamondback fang 1, tech fang 0. the red hot fang just issued 5.5 million shares. and it's still way ahead. oil dropped $2, right back to where it was yesterday. but what matters is the big buck stocks of the year aren't putting on the performances. the flotsam and jetsam, that's not what is needed right now, people. the right fang has to start catching up to the wrong fang, or else. or this diamondback gets slaughters. third worry, we have fed heads talking tomorrow. and you can bet someone's going to say the wrong thing for the bulls. and that someone will be the main highlight for the day. our plymouth's on fire. how about that unemployment number. bring on that one, but not two right hikes. i've got that scary fed speak to a science. should we give up? no. we can work off the overbought position by having the stock market do nothing

and lots of other organizations controlling territory who haven't come up with a name or a cool acronymbel groups in a single area of the congo. and be advised, this map was hopelessly outdated before we even got here. >> dan: it's, uh, all these variables kind of knotted into one big mess. and these are the reasons why media has a difficult time, and why the western world doesn't hear much about the congo, because how can you sum it up in a three-minute report? >> anthony: but for us, goma is just a stopover on the way to the congo river. so we need to keep moving. and roads, forget it. certainly nothing even remotely safe between goma and where we're headed. we're flying to kisangani. this is, this is the preferred route. so we've chartered a bush plane, formerly queen elizabeth's flying wardrobe. when the queen traveled, presumably in her younger years, her clothes followed in this beast, or so we're told. i have not seen this model of plane before. it's a first for me. of course, you'll learn to take nothing for granted in the congo. [ thunder crash ] uh oh. just as we're about to t

. >> reporter: its name is meddy an acronym for medicine and engineering design intelligence and he'sned to bring comfort and care to children with chronic conditions like cancer. >> you're having a medical test today. well isn't that funny. i also have just had one and i had my large system -- i know. let's do this together. >> reporter: by distracting the young patients can keeping them calm, health care professionals can provide treatments effect ily. >> this kind of approach that looks are so simple like a toy is definitely has a -- excellent impact in the way we can monitor children and how we can monitor pain in children with chronic conditions or cancer. >> reporter: 4-year-old tommy is being treated for kidney cancer. his mother says she's seen a noticeable difference now that medi is involved in her son's care. >> he just seemed more relaxed. more relaxed when medi was around. during his stay here. >> the hospital can be a threatening environment. full of adults. so when they see medi come in, he's more child friendly. and their eyes just light up and they're very excited to

acronym ask me what the actually stands for, but you know about trying to map the genome and trying tojeans. it is a gene editing technique that is so easy that there are hobbyist doing it at home with petri dishes and bits of east. -- yeast. anyone can do it and it is getting cheaper all the time. humans, but animals, plants, biofuels, anything. it means the birth of several different industries, hundreds of billions of dollars at stake. julie: and what is the crux of the patent war? >> you have a scientist at berkeley that first found a way for the crisper process which always existed and bacteria to be adapted and used for jeans. and it is part of harvard and m.i.t. which was the first to use it in a human cell which he argues is an entirely different process. they collided with one another in an interference case which has been percolating in the courts for a couple years now. they have to take the stand. hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars. you can read about a dim bloomberg businessweek. how it might fundamentally change genetic technology. commodity markets will be c

important complex topic with the commission needs to take up if i could have the slides the water map the acronym worked for the san francisco public utilities commission basically provides backward information for the customers and the water system improvement program and relevant agreement with the 2009 with the wholesale customers and various others and the assessment between the balance of the water systems in the drought years and describes the policy questions that needs to be answered which we're referring to as the water map confesses questions and the water supply options to consider and the recommended program but that is a proposed program we're looking forward to say feedback from the commission today on the issues that we need to deal with so what are we asking of you 3 different discussions for the demonstration of the new description for ceqa review the water map i'll present to the description we need to hear from you the commissioner priorities and requests and what the commission priorities for the supplies going into the background commissioner has an obligation to deliver wate

[laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> that's right the state is surveilling its citizens known as acronym bsbs. [laughter] >> we understand that the state has pushed malware to all cell phones, tablets and computers and has access to unencrypted data. thesepolis, your honors will not make oceanea great again. [applause] [laughter] >> which is what the police might claim. era of big brother is not over as president freeman has promised, which lead us to second argument. >> before you move on, president freedman could be making a lot of money running casinos or reality tv programs or -- [laughter] >> or giving private speeches to investment bankers. the thoughtful police would abuse the powers of observation they have only to keep us safe. >> he cares about only one thing, your honor, that is his own power. >> let's back up because you have introduced a threshold question. you have asked for sanctions to be set by this court for gaining access to your preliminary breech, you did not identify what sanctions you thought and you did not tell us what was in those briefs that you disclaim, so if

the acronym refers to. the deeper respect for others and continuing for the common good.s on the wellness topics to hel the p of student. in 2012 there are prevention methods that le that led to a st driven cyber bullying policy that is now official policy in the student handbook. since then the efforts to addressing the role of on the kindness programming. from harsh words to the ruthless behavior society has tossed aside human compassion for their own gain. it created a week demonstrating kindness to others and programs inspired others to pass on the behavior and a more unified. have year two fail. it includes the program that motivates students to increase measures around campus and includes when students ask permission so their consent for student receives two hershey's kisses want to keep and want to give away. other independent programs have included. where he received a letter of encouragement, support and gratitude. each were distributed during kindness week. you are like a program that encourages these defined their self-worth. digging deeper at the diversity of

that acronym, base clu the "u" is united kingdom and europe affini affinities.ohan gerta wrote about relationships between people. some people get together like wine and water. you can't unmix them. others are like oil and water. you cannot mix them. and let's hope that we have more wine and water with europe and the uk. this second in the "s" is second quarter and second half earnings and got to see them talking about a better looking outlook for the coming rest of the year. the dollar's going to play a big role in there and amazed how it's able to stay nice and soft here with all of this going on and the flight to quality that's been going on. that having been said, the japanese yen is up 17% year over year. and china is down 6% year over year. this is not just this year but going back a year ago. so we need to see those currencies and those economies doing the economy's doing better without having a currency war begin. amazing flow of news this week. i think you have seen -- >> is that the "a"? >> "a" is asian currencies. and my tie that welcomes like a picni

southwest of johannesburg, soweto -- originally an acronym for southwestern townships.. [ shouting at tv ] >> anthony: in 2010, south africa played host for the world cup. the blk jks, who played for the opening celebration, are a soweto-based band. they are also, not surprisingly, soccer fans. ♪ >> anthony: we're here on game day, a grudge match, in a country where soccer approaches religion. you can feel it in soweto, or rather you can see it, as everywhere you look people show their love for the either local orlando pirates or for the johannesburg kaiser chiefs. mawilies inn, a typical local joint in soweto. the perfect place to watch a game, talk about a game, drink yourself silly over the results of the game or just have a very fine, local-style meal. it is, however, a little hard to find. there are a lot of places like this? i mean, this used to be the garage or carport right? >> mpume: yeah, definitely. >> anthony: in what was once a garage are now six tables, a lawn-turned-lounge out back. closed on sundays if grandma is visiting. these kinds of bars were born d

it was not armed shoppers just carrying video camera in sensors that could beeillance used for the acronym of intelligence surveillance. ne as long as 40 hours at a time without landing to refuel. and all the while sending its video back to its ground control station. partly for that reason in the spring of 2000, an innovative air force general named john jumper decided to arm the predator. jumper assigned that project to a very special air force unit that goes by the exotic nickname big safari. in my book i describe big safari as a real-life version of q branch, the technology shop in the james bond movies. and that's where the cia comes into the predator story. because as big saw farly was starting -- safari was starting that project to arm the predator, richard clark, the counterterrorism director at the national security council, and charlie allen, a very senior cia official, had come to the conclusion that the united states needed to kill osama bin laden before he killed more americans as al-qaeda had done in bombing our embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998, and as it would do agai

>> you guys had the acronym bugs, bonds, bug utilities, gold, staples. they talked about bugs. you had a brexit, that's the only thing you want to own. maybe cash, too. but if we start to move away from brexit, i think it's time to go bottom fishing. look what happened with european financials, particularly u.k. financials. deutsche bank has real problems, but some of the u.k. financials seem like they have been overly punished. >> if people are overreacting to the downside, that must mean there are opportunities and things are underpriced. what categories would you look at as being underpriced because of brexit? >> clearly, some of the overreaction in the property market is likely to unearth opportunities. we think the european financials are starting to look interesting. you have to be careful. there are banks, particularly natalie, that have real -- in italy, that have real problems. but some have been unfairly punished, with the idea that brexit will suddenly cut off trade. we don't see that happening. there is too much on the line for germany, just like with the greece iss

i do speak a bit of acronym so, i understand things like pdm and pdr. think that we can certainly make our conversations more accessible when we try to spell these words out so that the viewing public can get a good understanding of what we are talking about. i know the transportation demand management is what you mean and i think that it's reasons like that that we need to having these conversations all the time to inform one another what we're doing with pdr. and what have you. looking forward to learning all that you're dealing with and thinking about particularly being influenced and inspired by sp-375 and plan bay area and wonderful efforts to get planning and transportation together i could not be more excited. the thing i'm most excited to talk about and to share in this train of thought here is the concept of equity. thinking about how our city stays accessible for everyone who wants to be here. i come up for one, cannot here in the 70s who my father brought us a family of six. is gone on to have children could i've got something like five or si

i do speak a bit of acronym so, i understand things like pdm and pdr. think that we can certainly make our conversations more accessible when we try to spell these words out so that the viewing public can get a good understanding of what we are talking about. i know the transportation demand management is what you mean and i think that it's reasons like that that we need to having these conversations all the time to inform one another what we're doing with pdr. and what have you. looking forward to learning all that you're dealing with and thinking about particularly being influenced and inspired by sp-375 and plan bay area and wonderful efforts to get planning and transportation together i could not be more excited. the thing i'm most excited to talk about and to share in this train of thought here is the concept of equity. thinking about how our city stays accessible for everyone who wants to be here. i come up for one, cannot here in the 70s who my father brought us a family of six. is gone on to have children could i've got something like five or si

we thought was going to be brought up in july, water resources development act, wrda, known by its acronym, which it has the bipartisan support of the environment committee. senator inhofe, senator boxer. it's ready to go. we need to get it up and pass it. and what it has in the wrda bill is the corps of engineers authorized plan to continue the everglades restoration with what is called the central everglades planning project. and that's four or five projects over a number of years. but it's the continuation, so you don't have to dump the water to the east and the west out of lake okeechobee and create situations like this. there's something else that we can do, and that is we can hold as much water north of the lake in the kissimmee river basin as possible during these times of the rains that are going to fill up lake okeechobee anyway. don't let water come south into the lake. and there's something else that the corps of engineers can do. they can send more water south by raising the level of the canals to the south as they did a few months ago during an emergency. well, this obviously

analysts were taking a look at it, and noting the number of times, as an example, the word isis, or the acronym isis was brought up through the first two days. it was like zero. >> is that a mistake? >> well, i think the american people are very concerned about security. and should these things happen, nice and germany and baton rouge and dallas, and orlando, all of those people watching that, many of those say, you know, trump's got it right. we don't have our eye on the ball on the security ball. >> that said does, she not need to talk about in the. >> oh, i think so. i think she needs to talk about how as secretary of state was on the front lines, i know how to lead and i know how to keep our country safe. she's got to do that. >> it is a global issue. the grand finale is just a couple of hours away. >> right around the correspond. >> we will be talking with you later on. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> our coverage extends to our web site, ktvu.com. will you find streaming coverage of all of the major speeches and our behind the scenes blog and more. look for the politics

is also a discussions about acronyms, and sanfu certainly applies. when you finish reading this, you wonder how we actually brought it off. [laughter] considering all of the snafus and breaks they went against on both sides. it takes a certain amount of luck. >> is a saying in military circles, i'd rather be lucky than good. >> i think d-day is a good planning accommodation, and realizing at the last minute you still have to make it up. >> we know that here every date. [laughter] we have to embrace chaos in this work. anyway, it's a fascinating book. i would not call it after reading-- [laughter] but it's the sort of thing you of, andin and dip out really enjoyed. you have done an amazing thing between july 2013 and 2014. the lord of three books. -- you brought out three books. that is irrevocable or crazy. or crazy.ic, [laughter] >> probably crazy, because extenuating circumstances my publishers had to bring them out early mayeet between and the end of june. back off a few months, and even certainly appreciate this barbara -- imagine going cross sit

they were a time of strange acronyms and this is one of them. they're -- excuse me -- way ahead of myself -- don't get to the credits yet. they're burying the constitution right there. there's a second demonstration would hours later. looked to be fairly tame and so president robert white decides to honor a previous commitment and go up to mason city, iowa forks a meeting of to the college testing group for which he is unpaid board chairman. that's when things fall apart. this is 11:30 at night. the first warm day of spring. campus day. also, for those who were there and remember, they sold 3-2 beer in kent. now, i don't know about you. traffic a lot of 3-2 beer, and there's a bartender, a bar owner's dream you. had to drink twice as butch beer to get the same buzz as 6.4 beer and you felt bloated and nasty when you got there but around midnight, a little before midnight, there's some kids come out. they light a fire in the street. they start stopping cars, talking about vietnam. they eventually race down water street and throw rocks and other t

surveys done by doctors without borders- - the international medical charity known by its french acronymm.s.f. just today 2,500 more people have been rescued. special correspondent malcolm brabant is now aboard an m.s.f. rescue ship, "aquarius," and he filed this report from off the coast of libya. >> reporter: nearly four days after leaving sicily, the "aquarius" is on station in international waters, north east of the libyan capital tripoli, just outside that volatile country's territorial limits. after a recent surge of migrants, it's all quiet. but then from the bridge, they spot an overcrowded, flimsy rubber dingy limping towards italy. the "aquarius" launches its rigid inflatables or ribs as men on board a libyan fishing boat observe proceedings. one of the ribs is carrying life jackets to prevent drownings during the rescue. first mate, andreas tsigkanas. >> they started by distributing the life jackets to the people in the boat. and as soon as the people wear lifejackets, they will start embarkation in one boat, around 18 people at a time. the other boat will stay there for safet

. >> snafu, there was a session in here about acronyms and snafu. when you finish reading this, how we brought it off considering the possibilities for snafus. you know the breaks that both work for and jefferson both sides. it does take a certain amount of luck no matter how great everything else is. >> there's a saying in military circle, you'd rather be lucky than good. >> i think d-day is a great combination. you realize how great your plans are, you still have to make it up. we learn that here everyday. we have to embrace chaos. anyway, it's a fascinating book. i wouldn't call it baffle reading. it's sort of thing that you can dip in and dip out of and really enjoy it. encyclopedia sort of stands -- put offish. you done an amazing thing between july of 2013 and july 2014. you brought out three books especially during complicated nonfiction. >> well, crazy probably. although, i'll plead circumstances. totally beyond my control the two publishers involved in these three books happen to bring them out that is released them on the street between ea

there had been speculation that perhaps they may have had something to do with an acronym used by a black power organization. so all that is still to be determined but again, the chief says this is all making a very large toll on the department. and today he talked about the larger issue of police officers in this country. here's what he had to say. >> we're asking cops to do too much in this country. we are. we're just asking us to do too much. every society failure, we put it off on the cops to solve. not enough mental health funding. let the cop handle it. not enough drug conviction funding. let's give it to the cops. here in dallas, we've got a loose dog problem. let's have the cops chase loose dogs. >> now the chief also said today that he had misspoken earlier by saying that the interaction between police, that the gunman had been killed by police in the parking garage outside el centro. he said it was inside the actual building and two students from the community college had spent the night there terrified waiting until the next morning when the shooting stopped to come out. and th

could have been part of an acronym could have been used? >> we don't have that information to confirm. either of those. we are following any and all leads. i am a little bit old-school cop. until you show me we've exhausted every lead, i'm not going to be convinced that we know everything. about what happened, associations, others that might be complicit. so i'm going to -- we're going to turn over every rock. we're going to follow every lead until this is exhausted, until i'm satisfied that this was the lone person. and i may be overly concerned about this. but i'm highly protective of cops. and i'm going to make sure there is nobody else out there that had something else to do with this. >> how is it possible that -- the family being young, is stock piling weapons in his home. >> you sound like a cop, brother. that's my question. emmanuel? >> thank you. as far as the investigation, knowing what you know now, is there anything that could have been done to prevent this attack? and on the wider scale, protests around the country are only int

for those or not aware of that acronym it science, technology, engineering and mathematics. how do you think this can help encourage women to work in a field they are traditionally underrepresented? >> i hope it has a big influence per the situation right now with women in technology is a desperate situation. we need to be bringing more women into technology and my hope is that the stories of these women will be inspiring. they can serve as role models for women interested in science today. it's important that we recognize their contributions because of course they deserve it and it's very overdue that they get this recognition of their work, but i also hope that it will serve as an inspiration for all the young girls who are interested in science today. >> this book really covers such a vast breath of material. i assume a few things fell on the cutting room floor that you couldn't fit in here for i was wondering if you could tell me a few of your favorite stories or anecdotes that didn't make it to the final cut of the book. >> such a hard question. there's a lot of great o

state is surveilling its citizens solely to enforce the birth sex bathroom statute known by their acronym be sbs. how is the state conducting this surveillance? we understand the state has pushed malware to all cell phones, tablets and computers in oceania and has unfettered access to encrypted data and cameras on any device in oceania. these policies will not make oceania great again. [applause] >> which is what the thought police might claim. so the era of big brother is not over as president freeman has promised, which leads me to our second argument. the office is responsible -- >> before you move on, president freeman could be making a lot of money running casinos or reality tv programs, or giving private speeches to investment bankers. instead, he cares enough to be our president devoted to taking care of the people. it seems pure conjecture that the thoughtful police would abuse the powers of observation they have only to keep us safe. >> he cares about one thing, his own power. >> let's back up. because you have introduced a threshold question, you have asked for sanctions to be s

and specifically, not just the guys with the fancy acronyms behind their names. he spent his whole career. the reason he did better and more efficiently. he spent time with the guys putting up the sheet rock. he listened to them, asked for their opinions and valued those opinions as much as the executives. he's always going to form his own opinion. he's going to hear everyone's opinion and use all that judgment. not just talking about these guys in theory. the guys that are there on the ground. i think all our politicians do. >>> that conversation moments ago. thomas roberts with donald trump jr. as you can see there, the trump plane preparing to land here in cleveland. during the course of the conversation, we also found out that mike pence will not be doing a walk-through. he's going to the joint rally with trump. we'll bring it to you live here on msnbc. meanwhile, thomas roberts picking things up right now. >> good afternoon to everybody at home. we remain live here in cleveland. on the right-hand side of your screen, that's donald trump's plane. he's about t

and all these acronyms we have.tive interest rate policies, zero interest rate policies starting with the fed. you have a lot of quantitative easing. we're not sure if it works. ben bernanke's in japan and still talking about more helicopter money. they literally wrote checks to people of a certain age and gave it to them. didn't work. so there is this monetary experiment that took place. that's the anchor of the monetary system. we've had some relatively weak economic growth. particularly in europe. they're trying to spur those economies. we are the beneficiary here because we see money coming in here. janet yellen gives a speech in new york and says we can lengthen the duration of the fed's portfolio to accomplish more accommodation. they have a huge portfolio. they own 20% of the federal debt. haven't had to do it. because you look at negative interest rates elsewhere, where do you come? you come here. >> what i hear you saying is that the low rates, low yields -- historically low -- are not a sign of something o