attorney, trump 2020 advisory board member and the former deputy assistant director of counterterrorism for the fbi.al, i know it's a sensitive subject but what can you tell us that we haven't heard? e> basically, the timeline is right. thereio was a relationship that started at freedom fest in 2015 and continued right up until the time she was arrested a few monthshs before that. and, so to the extent -- i know the story sounds crazy, but to the extent it intersects with maria, it's consistent and can be verified through her. as to what the contacts are for the government, my main concern as her defense lawyer is he's told me that he gave the government exculpatory information saying at some point that he's concerned about her, concluded she wasn't a spy, concluded she was an honest person trying to do what she was trying to do as a student and conveyed it to the fbi. and if that's in a 302 somewhere, it should have been turnede. over >> laura: this is the brady rule for the law geeks out there, wannabe. so the brady rule requires the prosecutor to give to the defendant's team all excu

there is an advisory board that evaluates the performance, this happens the government they bring in retired executives and so forth to do a report card on how this person is doing in my predecessor got fired and they had acting director looking for somebody new and at the same time 9/11 happened so they said let's bring in an out-of-the-box thinker so it was six months and to my tenure where i had to report on my vision and what i was doing with organization which leaving disney and working with nsa added four zeros of the people working to me and added to my budget. as a big part of the enterprise. so the doctor cared a lot about this. and i gave my pitch, he often understand and i read about this in the book is called the nsa phase. i'll try to put on right now. [laughter] so you walk around nsa and this is what you see. no emotion, nothing. you cannot read anybody. for six hours i'm readin pitchiy thing for the director. >> i actually knew jeffrey and mike goslin and i when we are disney imagineering houston come by and anyhow, i got no feedback and i was starting to get nervous

my hesitation is two years ago there was a task force for the san francisco homeless advisory board can we were invited on. we met and there were some good meetings upfront. over the year 30% of the meetings were cancelled. another large number were changed last minute without our scheduling. it was about their scheduling. if this was a real partnership and not just going to be sort of, you know, a facade, yes. >> it was the san francisco police department advisory board. it was organized through the commander lazar before hsoc. if there was commission oversight, yes, i would be willing to participate and i know the coalition would be, too, from what we discussed already. >> if we have a say in ownership of, you know, everybody has got to buy in on this in the city. it is impacting policing so much that i do think that a working group might be a good idea here to just keep the ball -- like commander laza are understanding. i may be harsh. the partner agencies are dedicated people, but getting everybody together and listening to everybody, i think, is always a benefit to discuss as a com

our annual citywide community policing advisory board symposium was held on july 13.was a great turnout with members from all over the city. helping to coordinate this, it was a really good event. a lot of good dialogue and facilities -- facilitated on community policing partnerships with our advisory board and other members of the community. really good turnout. we are really pleased with that. our summer intern program, with the mayor's opportunities for all will conclude in the next couple of weeks. we had quite a few young people employed and interning at the seven cisco police department. that included our program where we placed 50 youths on an internship, we had 30 youth that are interested in law enforcement, working with our youth community and in our eight week course we had 40 youths go through that course. our csi community safety initiative program, we had 75 youth go through that they share which we are really happy with. our youth career academy has hosted about 50 youths. it was really good engagement. i attended a graduation for future grad this week.

never more than one generation away from extinctionnd and throughout his life to join the advisory board and entrusted the young america foundation through santa barbara california because of president reagan's consistent efforts he inspired many to follow his lead one was a special guest this morning buys president mike pence the people of east central indiana on capitol hill to establish himself of limited government and fiscal responsibility and economic development and the united states constitution. as governor of indiana vice president pence with the first date funded pre- k plan in history and device president from the indiana general with a balanced budget to have a strong reserve it with his steadfast dedication to serve principles and strong values in a record of legislative experience that prompted president trump to select him as his running mate july 2016 under their leadership the administration has continued toin fight including a historic jobs act which rejuvenated the economy, securing the southern border by building the wall and helping students of all ages. with this s

officer understands very well, the company's first female executive, she created the first female advisory board. >> i can see that the motive business is very traditional, and what i hope is, they open their eyes, they can see that they can incorporate different experiences. >> reporter: at monterey car week, betty yu. >>> a live look at as a fellow, the customs system is back online, the nationwide computer outage caused major delays for international flyers, long lines as customs officers processed passengers from overseas, delays lasted several hours, no word on what caused the destruction, but not believed to be malicious. >>> peter fonda is being remembered as one of the silver screen's most prolific stars, he died after a battle with lung cancer, reaction from hollywood. >> reporter: a floral arrangement was placed at peter fonda star. >> do you want to drink mary? >> reporter: 50 years after easy rider, when he broke out as a star, it helped him to come out of the shadow of his legendary father, henry fonda, which she discussed.>> he told me jeannie, i was always known as henry fonda sun

i understand the work of the multi agency technical advisory board as well -- advisory board is well underway, and i look for to their findings, as well as those of the faa. i would just ask all of you to continue to work as transparently as possible to keep members of congress in the loop as new information becomes available and developments occur, so we can prevent future tragedies. i know this issue has been talked about, so i won't ask any questions about it, but i want to follow it extremely closely. the question i did want to ask today is the issue of sexual assault on airplanes. this is an issue i have been working on for a long time because i heard from constituents who were sexually assaulted during flights, and they experienced a complete lack of information as to how to respond, or who to work or to what would happen next? 18 and the reauthorization act required dot to work with relevant federal agencies and other stakeholders, including sexual assault survivors themselves and representatives from the flight attendants, airports and air carriers to establish a task force t

. >> reporter: this pastor volunteered to be part of an advisory board to address concern over sewage spills, plight in neighborhoods and drug bus. they held their first meeting here. >> suddenly, there was a loud knocking on the door. >> reporter: like a bang? >> a real loud bang. like somebody wanted to get in urgently. >> reporter: police tell me police sergeant marie yea denati objected to being kept out. and after she banged on the door and confronted the police chief, she pulled this fire alarm in the lobby and left. >> i think we hold our police officers to a higher standard. we would expect them to behave better than that. >> reporter: his investigators spent valuable time trying to track down the suspect. as i explained on monday, the fire department had to divert an engine to handle the false alarm. >> reporter: when i approached her at the traffic desk she runs at san francisco's hall of justice, she declined to give her side of the story. i'm dan noyes of channel 7. i need to talk to you about the fire alarm. can you tell me what happened? >> no. no. i'm not talking. thank

all this started on august 7th when a citizens advisory board tackling homelessness held a private meeting at the pacifica police department. prosecutors say donati demanded to be a part of the meeting. when she was denied entry, she pulled the fire alarm and left. dan noyes has been following this story and confronted donati. >> i need to talk to you about the fire alarm. can you tell me what happened? >> no, no. i'm not talking. thank you. >> why not? >> it's clear. >> we follow a philosophy down here, for bad conduct, there's consequences. >> donati could face up to a engineer in county jail and possibly a $1,000 fine. >>> it's 4:35. happening today, the man accused of attacking a woman outside her san francisco condo building is due back in court so the judge can set a trial day. yesterday prosecutors dropped the second charge against austin james vincent saying he was misidentified in that case. after reviewing surveillance video the judge denied the request to release vincent from jail saying he's still a public threat. as vincent was leaving, he cursed at the judge. >>> we're learni

. >> that was one neighbor warning the advisory board he's drafting a ballot inivive that would make it harder for the city to build and renew navigation centers. >>> in the south bay the al investigation army is planning to build 300 affordable residential units after receiving a $1.5 million gift from google. this is part of google's $1 billion investment to create new homes around the bay area. the salvation army plans to use a gift to develop a complex of affordable homes in the silicon valley community center in downtown san jose. that means 225 affordable housing yuns and 75 transitional units. >>> a 13-year-old boy is in custody in connection with the brazen daytime shooting on market street in [ gunshots ]. >> tha gre lweended up hurting one person. police arrested two suspects on monday. oakland police detained the teen yesterday, and one of the adult suspects pleaded not guilty yesterday. that suspect will be back in court for a bail hearing today. >>> a richland high school pys ed teacher is accused of 26. police say the 26-year-old had a sexual relationship with and under

understood the importance of reaching young people throughout his life, which is why he joined our advisory board in 1962, and entrusted young america's foundation to -- reagan'sf president consistent effort to reach new generations of young people, he inspired many to follow his lead and carry the torch for conservatism. one such leader who was inspired is our special guest this morning. vice president mike pence is a leading proponent of reagan conservatism today. the people of indiana elected him six times to represent him in congress. on capitol hill he established himself as a champion of limited government, fiscal responsibility, economic -- as governor of indiana, vice president pence increased school funding, expanded school choice, and crated the first pre-k plan in indian history. cuts, thee record tax state remained fiscally responsible and the vice president worked with members of the indiana journalists only to budgets whichced lefty state with a aaa credit rating. it was his steadfast dedication to conservative principles, strong family values, and record of legislative and executiv

deputy secretary general of the international association of democratic lawyers a member of the advisory board for veterans for peace hey like any issue immigration involves cause and effect most mainstream media coverage is in fact how the overwhelm system has become dysfunctional but there's little discussion of what causes those whom lady liberty calls the homeless tempest tossed to come to america marjorie when you and i spoke in april the usa was as it still is attempting to displace elected venezuelan president nicolas maduro with a puppet regime led by one goh i don't know is the southern border crisis chickens coming home to roost after decades of u.s. a regime change meddling in central america. well it is indeed holland the united states has a history of. and political interference in central america going back at least to the fifty's when the cia mounted a coup against a democratically elected president in guatemala then through the seventy's and eighty's supported the read the the death squads who were torturing people and locking them up and killing them without due process in el

palm beach we have dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert as well as a trump 2020 media advisory board member and in athens we cross to alex krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right joe gentlemen and lady jump in anytime you want that's the whole point of the program alex let me go to you i'm going to ask probably the broadest possible question you can about this whole saga what is this story about and why now alex. i don't think i can answer that question peter because we're still finding out so much but i will tell you that this story is about a mysterious man that we really don't know nothing about and that is geoffrey epstein i mean we're just now starting. i learned who this guy was and one thing is very clear peter he is not a billionaire hedge fund manager i think that's becoming obvious now what we have and what we know is that we have this guy who was 20212223 years old he was a math and physics teacher at the dalton high school in new york from there not he went to bear stearns and then from bear stearns we have a complete blank we have this

palm beach we have dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert as well as a trump 2020 media advisory board member and in athens we cross to alex christopher he is the director. and writer for the duran dot com all right jet gentlemen and lady jump in anytime you want that's the whole point of the program alex let me go to you i'm going to ask probably the broadest possible question you can about this whole saga what is this story about and why now alex. i don't think i can answer that question peter because we're still finding out so busy much but i will tell you that this story is about a mysterious man that we really don't know nothing about and that is jeffrey epstein i mean we're just now starting to learn who this guy was and one thing is very clear peter he is not a billionaire hedge fund manager i think that's becoming obvious now what we have and what we know is that we have this guy who was a 20212223 years old he was a math and physics teacher at the dalton high school in new york from there not he went to bear stearns and then from bear stearns we have a complete blank we have t

we have also initiated multi agency technical advisory board reviews of boeing's mcas software update and system safety assessment. let me emphasize that despite the strong spotlight, that we are under, we welcome this scrutiny, as it will make a stronger. our data driven risk-based approach to oversight oversight forms the backbone of the proven quantifiable safety record that we have come to expect in commercial aviation. in the past 10 years, u.s. carriers have transported more than 7 billion passengers with one fatality, but one fatality is far too many. we know a healthy safety culture requires commitment to continuous improvement. your new strategic plan, we are aligning our safety culture to be responsive to the new challenges we face, including new entrance, the fastest of which is unmanned aircraft systems, or uas. we have sharpened our focus on the safety of all aircraft operations and we worked on a number of initiatives to support integration. we are using existing rules to enable operations where we can and focusing on safety enabling and an ever-expanding universe of ope

kennedy: we meet panel, trump 2020 advisory board member, jenna ellis rivas. and former advertiser to hillary clinton campaign an antoine and katy pavlich, there is no way you looked at these numbers and said that squares up. >> no. this budget is an abomb -- abomb inning a. we're boerrin borrowing a trilln dollars for this budget. donald trump is trying to sell this, saying this good for the military, it may be true but it is horrible for country and future generations, on democratic side they propose we spend more on fed car medicare r all. as rand paul said that is the death of the tea party. >> that deficit has u increased under republican -- you talk about democrats, it increased under republican leadership. but. kennedy: they are all for universal healthcare, and for massive spending programs. >> each said, they all said it with increase in taxes on wealthy. >> and middle class. kennedy: i understand that, they are good intentions but not realistic, unfortunately offsets that come with warren's unconstitutional wealth tax will be overturned by court, and

a constitutional law attorney would know, trump 2020 advisory board member, thank you for joining us. a lot of talk about congress and how they should return from break to get something done but realistically what can congress do in terms of gun-control? what could they get done? >> congress has more limited authority than lindsey graham or anyone else would like to believe. in the wake of these tragedies everyone is saying let's get something done but let's remember the constitution preserves and protects our individual rights and one of the specifically enumerated rights is the right to self-defense and to keep and bear arms of congress has very limited authority of what they can do and they still have to stay within the margins of the u.s. constitution because red flag laws like they are calling for have to make sure they abide by due process and our system of government does not punish individuals preemptively before they commit crimes so we can do you do deterrence, but a lot of different measures but we have to make sure it abides by due process. shannon: before we get to red fl

i've been on the advisory board where they try to come up with plans of what they should invest in those were the conversationss that we are having. >> there was an article last weekend in the "washington post" about somebody that got acute compartment holds and drumming their arm and its thing that happened just like that. is that what we can expect with this colonization? >> i'm not familiar with that article that i have treated patients and it's terrifying. it's basically where the limb swells up and there' there is ne for the blood and all of the inflammatory molecules to go and you often have to go to the operating room and cut it open and let it come out. i do not usually see that as a result of superbugs. i see them cause all kinds of infections that compartment syndrome is usually something i see from other types of injuries but it brings up the point i hit on earlier that increasingly we are using non- antibiotic techniques to treat these kind of things and in the book i write about a number of patients who could only be saved their infections by the scalpel and that is what ale

dan is on our private sector advisory board. dan: good timing. that is a huge part of building a sustainable economy. if you do not have private capital flow and environment attracting the, i do not know how you define it as sustainable. leveraged i think 5.6 billion in private sector dollars into our projects over the course of our history. countriesen in 37 with 29 comebacks for about $14 billion worth of development assistance. 200 millionbout beneficiaries. the private sector is a huge piece of that. in malawi, the state utility just entered a 20 year power purchasing agreement with jcm capital to develop a commercials go -- commercial scale powerplant. 90 is a lot of sun. -- 95 is a lot of sun. part of it has its own issues. d'ivoire, we signed an agreement. for beck tell to do an infrastructure plan. we are going to have a plan that d'ivoire's cote infrastructure prototype. hopefully that will be shopped around to private sector partners. we can get some investment. they are very excited about it. they want to come to the united states. the

i want to thank the housing advisory board and youth advisory committee for putting this all together. thank you for joining us. [applause] cleaveland commission regular meeting, wednesday, july 24, 2019 and the time is 5:03. [roll call] item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commissions jurisdiction and does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> thank you very much madam secretary. is there any public comment? seeing none. public comment is closed. >> item three, approval of the minutes. discussion of possible action to approve the meeting minutes from july 10, 2019. >> on the item of approval of the minutes, is there any general comment? seein