ajay: absolutely, no question about it.hat this aircraft has gone through and the time that the faa and all of the regulators are taking, there's no question this is going to be the safest aircraft in the world. i am confident of that, and of course we will fly on the very first flight there is. haslinda: talk about a second listing in hong kong. is that happening? why do you need it? ajay: there's a lot of daft --jane: there's a lot of rumors. people like to speculate. but we want to do the right thing to make sure we protect the best interest of our shareholders, our partners, and our customers. haslinda: i want to talk about quickly the impact that the protests in hong kong have had on the business. what are you seeing in terms of those numbers? down i think it is teaming right now, so we hope the best for hong kong. ctrip always wants to do the right thing to support the tourism between hong kong, mainland china, and the rest of the world. haslinda: interns of flows between the two sides, have you seen a negative impact

i have made the decision that to dismiss ajay hench and jeff lew now, we need to move forward with a slate, and the astros will become stronger. in response to his sacking, astros manager ajay hench says while the evidence consistently shows i didn't endorse 0!’ consistently shows i didn't endorse or participate in the sign stealing practices, ifailed to or participate in the sign stealing practices, i failed to stop them, andi practices, i failed to stop them, and i am deeply sorry —— aj hinch. the general manager, for his part, apologised for the shame and embarrassment this has caused, but insisted i am not a cheater. still, there are many who will now look back on those 2017 astros celebrations and feel deeply aggrieved, none perhaps more so than the la dodgers, the team that lost at 2017 world series. the front page of the los angeles times today proclaimed dodgers officially robbed of 2017 title. the dodgers, though, have more than that to feel angry about. the astros bench coach in 2017 was this man, alex cora. the following year, he was manager of the boston red sox when they

less and they're clever about it after winning the ball they sprayed it forward and christopher and ajay scored his 1st everything is the goal to make it one nil. this celebration dance was overshadowed by jimmy who collins seeing red didn't spout tough to take it hadn't borne a break 1st friday. but the league's bottom well is when law awarded a penalty played on abdel-hamid subir he stepped up and headed away she would nail a team place top 7. point it was. excellent there's nothing better than a victory well especially in a tough away game here in fribourg i'm so proud of the team and happy that was ahead on with 3 points. good work chris. tough times for florian call felt. desperate for a home win against hoffenheim to avoid getting drawn into the relegation fight. and they would too far off in the 1st off. i think they would cut in the 2nd baby cluster goal the brain behind. the time sensitive get even with just the phone got his nifty back heel made it to you. i. saw you said made it 3 just before full time. frame and further into crisis as things get even tighter because. it sure

ajay bango, master card. thank you ajay. josh bolton business roundtable, thank you josh. great job. david calhoun, he's got a very easy company to run. he just took over boeing. where's david. david? where's david? stand up david, see they don't understand that. it's not your fault, you just got there. you will straighten it out quickly please? okay. i've no doubt. it's a great company. les daniels, u.s. [inaudible] we have been fighting the steal things for 20 years together dan, i would like to say 30 but i dealt one do that. we have been fighting together for a lot longer than 20 years. and now we are winning, finally, 2530 years it took a little change of the top, didn't it? that you have been a warrior for getting really taken advantage of as a country, and you have been a warrior. right from the beginning, i appreciate it. it was a fight of two people against the world. tom donahue u.s. chamber of commerce, where's tom? thank you tom great job. brian dupre all of aig. you know that company hank? aig? thank you very much. i appreciate it brian. mary erdos and j.p. mo

even less and they're clever about it after winning the ball they sprayed forward and christopher and ajay scored his 1st everything is the goal to make it one nil. to celebration dance was overshadowed by jimmy little collins seeing red didn't spout tough to take your point a break 1st friday. but the league bottom well is we're in luck awarded a penalty played on down hamid subir he stepped up and headed away she would know a cheap place tops the 70. 5th floor and it was. access to the shares nothing better than a victory fall especially in a tough away game here in fribourg i'm so proud of the team and happy that we just had a with 3 points. good work chris. tough times for florida and who felt desperate for a home games hoffenheim to avoid getting drawn into the relegation fight and they weren't too far off in the 1st half. i think they were in the 2nd baby classes home. gold the brains behind. it since it could get even worse just off this nifty back you made it to yokohama. i saw you said made it 3 just before full time. frame and further into crisis as things get even tighter becaus

ajay banga, of mastercard. thank, ajay. fantastic job. josh bolten, business roundtable.nk you, josh. great job. david calhoun. he's got a very easy company to run. he just took over boeing. where's david? david. where's david? mr. calhoun: right here. pres. trump: stand up, david. see, he didn't want to stand. let me tell you, it's not your fault. you just got there. you'll straighten it out quickly, please. mr. calhoun: we will. pres. trump: ok. i have no doubt. it's a great company. les daniels, ustr, actpn. ok? dan dimicco. we've been fighting the steel things for 20 years together, dan. i'd like to say 30, but i don't want to do that. right? we've been fighting together for a lot longer than 20 years on the -- mr. dimicco: we're winning. pres. trump: and now we're winning. finally. it took 25, 30 years. it took a little change at the top, didn't it? but you've been a warrior for -- for getting really taken advantage of as a country. and you've been a warrior, and i appreciate it. right from the beginning, dan and i -- we -- it was a fight of two people against the wo

agree to the truce just hours before it was to start there's also been a pause in fighting in syria's ajay province russia and turkey brokered both cease fire is the death toll from thursday's attack on an army base in the share has risen to at least $89.00 no one has claimed responsibility yet for the attack which is the nato as you know wave of violence across africa cyo. and u.s. president donald trump has voiced solidarity with protesters in iran in one the government against cracking down on demonstrations anger is growing over the downing of a ukrainian airliner which killed 176 people. now 57 of those killed were iranian americans david mercer is in edmonton where the community has been hits particularly hard. on a cold afternoon in western canada a community comes together to grieve the loss of a close friend and celebrate her life dr shika. worked as an obstetrician in edmonton often helping recent immigrants she and her 2 teenage daughters both of whom are studying to become medical professionals died on board ukraine international airlines flight 752 as they were returning to ca

million fine from major league baseball organization, houston astros owner has just fired its manager, ajayeral manager jeff for sign stealing. joe, what is that? okay, they have a camera and they were stealing other player signals? okay, we cannot assume what sign stealing is. the movie where they were doing all of that stuff. so, we will have more because connell is working on this story. he will get it to us in a few minutes. the astros firing top manageme management, the manager and gm. beautiful or bountiful, at least that's what retail giant, target is helping. target opening a story of stores that are smaller and more targeted to affluent neighborhoods. how small? jackie is about to walk and to and to show us. take it away. >> this is about a third of the new york city block so you can imagine it's a lot smaller than what you see in the suburban shopping center, something like 10000 feet long. this is target microstar. what they have done here is they are trying to basically get people in the door ordering online, picking stuff up here, taking turns here. they can combine their exper

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ajay banga, mastercard. joshua bolten, business roundtable. thank you. david calhoun, a very easy company. he just took over boeing. david?s stand up, david. it is not your fault. you just got there. strain it out quickly, please? i have no doubt. it is a great company. les daniels. been'amico -- we have fighting the steel things for 20 years together. i want to say 30 but i do not want to do that. we've been fighting together a lot longer than 20 years. now we are winning. it took 25 to 30 years to come up with changes at the top. we are getting really taken advantage of as a country and you have been a warrior. dan and i always felt like disco people against the world. john donahue, u.s. chamber of commerce. thank you tom, good job. aig -- hank greenberg, have you ever heard of aig? i appreciate it, brian. mary verio's, j.p. morgan chase. they just announced earnings and they are incredible. they were substantial, what'd you say thank you, mr. president? i made a lot of bankers look very good. you're doing a great job. say hello to jamie, i think we ar

well ajay cable then is a investigative journalist of the daily beast and we can talk to him now in tokyo welcome to the program it is an extraordinary story as ned said vanished on the 24 hour surveillance ramifications of his escape absolutely widespread as to how the escape was facilitated what he reckoned well i mean i think that going on his mr going is been in japan for a very long time so he knows that at the end of the year japan enters new years mode which is probably the most important holiday season here so that there would be very few people watching him so if he was going to escape this was the time. and he had been sort of preparing including taking lessons in the martial arts and seeing a physical trainer so he was ready to run and i don't blame him i don't think he was escaping just political persecution he said he's escaping a system in which you only have a one percent chance of winning. it's a very broken system but there will be many to be there will be many there in japan he will perceive that getting his chief justice and it's certainly very embarrassing for for japa

ajay banga mastercard josh bolten. [ laughter ] >> seth: "congratulations to the class of 2020. [ cheersuse oh oh, the places you'll go [ laughter ] jail." and then, in an even more desperate attempt to counterprogram the impeachment talk, trump made a random announcement out of nowhere, about the fourth of july, that had nothing to do with trade or china or really anything to do at all >> we're gonna do a big fireworks display. right? mt. rushmore we're going over i think i'm gonna to try to be there on july 4th. i haven't been there for like, for 20 years i said, "why?" "environmental reasons." i said, "you mean, you can't have fireworks because of the environment? "yeah, environmental reasons." i said, "what can burn it's stone you know it's stone." >> seth: well, you idiot it's in the black hills of south dakota [ laughter ] it's surrounded by trees there's a forest like, right across the street. [ laughter ] because he used to be a new yorker, trump thinks everything is in times square "what can burn it's stone you just take the subway up to mt. rushmore [ laughter ] and then when y

ajay on twitter says, this is the handmaids tale version in 2020.sgusting exploitation. maddie says, i am a surrogate currently 14 weeks pregnant. i do this to help amazing people become parents who would not otherwise be able to, not for money. moving towards a commercial model will lead to exploitation on both sides, however. john says, surrogacy should be made illegal. if anyone who cannot have a child can adopt, there are plenty of children in need of a good home. why do you think it has been made illegal in certain european countries, but not here. what we see is parents from those countries go overseas to other destinations, so it does not prevent surrogacy from happening. in the uk we take a more middle path and we want to make sure that it middle path and we want to make sure thatitis middle path and we want to make sure that it is done properly. it is important to stress the whole purpose of the law commission recommendations is to make surrogacy safer. it is happening and we want to provide those protections to make sure that surrogates an

they all pay the same tax being the same tax so again even though we offer those explanations i see ajay i feel it's a pity that they chose not to incorporate them and i think they did that because they desperately wanted to show all of the different a different business didn't want to show the real business they didn't want to show the real funding but maybe just there was a lurking out there we had a number and number i mean the real facts however access is that you are also paying interest rates very high interest rates to banks and i feel that it's a beauty that there is this very. constructive thing to do is that there is you know this campaign it is definitely a concerted campaign because this is nothing else than a concerted attack a little attack to really try and create and wrong narrative of what is in fact one of the best driver groups you know and that is a group that has provided a lot of jobs a lot of development over 100000000 in taxes last year just to the authorities again and again and again i think a lot of people will be wondering why a team of 120 journalists and mor

requirement is to protect a mid-block open space pattern but given the configuration of the lot and its ajay citizensy to other developments -- its adjacentsy to other developments, it is not required here. you can see it highlighted in yellow. to its southwest is the project at i believe 915cayuga street. 50 percent of its units are affordable. the zoning of that have lot is a little different. they are also pursuing it, not through the home s.f. program but through a development agreement with the city. so the projects have been designed to be in harmony with the strict application of the rear yard requirement isn't necessary given the configuration of the lot with its frontages and it being adjacent to the new development. i appreciate the issues about affordability. most of the issue was speaking to tax policy which is not before the planning department, certainly not before the planning commission as part of this decision. one of the issues that was raised in the appellant's brief was about the relative affordability of the proposal. under home s.f. and planning code section 206.3c1, al