>> commissioner lee: i wish to nomination commissioner ambrose for vice chair. >> commissioner ambrose: i want to come back to commissioner kopp. you do such an excellent job. >> commissioner lee: can we delay this one part of this nomination for another month? >> chair chiu: so the question i think is for the deputy city attorney is whether we need to resolve the vice chair role today or if it could be deferred or put over to next month's meeting. >> commissioner smith: excuse me. might i ask if it's permissible to ask commissioner kopp if he could reconsider -- you asked him already. thank you. >> vice chair kopp: thank you, your honor. i will not. >> chair chiu: and i would like to ask commissioner ambrose to reconsider. >> commissioner ambrose: i will say yes, i will consider accepting the post. i feel a little sort of new to the commission to be in that position, but under the circumstances, i think i could happily learn the responsibilities. >> chair chiu: okay. wonderful. director pelham, could you -- let's see...so commissioner ambrose is now nominated, and since there are no f

ilena ambrose / tourist: "that should have never happened, that's sad"ilena ambrose is shocked to hearne got hurt, after falling off a popular roller coaster inside the adventure dome.she and her family are tourists currently staying at circus circus.ilena ambrose / visiting from illinois: "it's very scary because i have three children that went to the dome all day monday. some were with us. the olders were gone, they could have been on that ride themselves."the "el loco" roller coaster opened in february 20-14.while the investigation into what happened monday is ongoing... áweá wanted to learn more about the ride itself. documents obtained by 8 news now show "el loco" was last inspected in january by an approved third party -- and was "found to be in substantial compliance" with all codes.the clark county department of building and fire prevention has regulatory oversight on all amusement and transportation systems.the county tells us rides on the strip are inspected annually -- and additional, unannounced inspections may also be performed.kevin gaddy / tourist: "it's kind of disturbi

but local artists say repression will only lead to more rebellion rap and rhymes true ambrose al-jazeera bangkok. and you can watch the full documentary thailand's rebel artists on one i want at twenty two thirty g.m.t. on thursday night here on jazeera. and after all that his fortune use over to joe in your heart. lauren thank you european football's governing body you a for has confirmed it's open an investigation into manchester city over possible breaches of financial fair play rules the english premier league champions were at the center of allegations published by a german sports magazine claiming that city's m. rotty owners shakman saw injected funds into the club to top up sponsorship income u.a. fizzles have a limit on how much money an owner can add in a statement mentions city responded by saying it welcomes the opening of a formal u.a.e. for investigation is an opportunity to bring to an end the speculation resulting from the illegal hacking and out of context publication of citi e-mails the accusation of financial irregularities are entirely false the club's published accoun

subject to the rules that commissioner ambrose just mentioned. >> chair chiu: i like to discuss some of my concerns that i have and questions that i have on this. >> assure, i'l -- sure, i'll reh out and we can figure it out. another thing i wanted to highlight here is that the statute that was enacted last year that created disclosure requirements for certain trustee election is now in effect. this is something that our office is now working to implement. this creates disclosure requirements now for individuals running for the retirement board, health service board and the retiree healthcare trust fund board. previously those candidaters were outside the scope of the political pac. they didn't have to form committees, not file disclosures. that is now different. if you spend money to influence the outcome of such an election, you have to disclose that expenditure. this is done or was done outside of the scope of our code. these are not candidates within cfro. light of the requirements are similar. we work with the sponsors, supervisor cohen to get these requirements to align as much

listen to historian stephen ambrose's account of that day: what the central pacific crews did that day will be remembered as long as this republic lasts. white men born in america were there, along with former slaves whose ancestors came from africa, plus emigrants from all across europe, and more than three thousand chinese. there were some mexicans, as well as french indians and at least a few native americans. they had come together at this desolate place in the middle of western north america to do what had never been done before. the choreography of getting ties, rails and spikes into the right place at the right time so that workers could fasten them securely, mile after mile, was the precursor to the modern assembly line. to win the bet, workers had to lay down over 25,000 railroad ties, over 3,500 rails, and drive more than 55,000 spikes. working from sunup to sundown, central pacific workers laid down over ten miles of track in one day, and that's a record that still stands to this very day. what an accomplishment. what an amazing example of teamwork. crocker won the money. bu

restore civilian rule a wave of young artists are finding new ways to push the boundaries through ambrose has this report from baghdad. made headaches tensile a street artist who uses spray cans to satirize thailand's ruling. since the twenty fourteen military coup he's led a movement of political artists who are finding ways to avoid the country's streak censorship rules. approach the party of former generals is heavily to do with response general election but hedrick hopes his message to shake up the establishment but i would have in my current government has stayed longer than normal i've seen many military supporters are now unwilling to support them and i think this is a turning point. the public is starting to listen thanks to bands like rap against dictatorship. their anthem condemning corruption politically impunity and the growing social divide went viral with close to sixty million views but. the rap troupe believe their songs popularity is the only reason they gyal console and then went on a little discussion is good and it should be free no one should fear being arrested or ge

but look to say repression only lead to move rebellion and rhymes drew ambrose al-jazeera bangkok or you can watch stuff full documentary thailand's rebel artists on one a whiny twenty to thirty g.m.t. on thursday right here on al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera this hour a chinese telecom giant weiwei is suing the u.s. government is accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why was products a security threat and says beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies the company denies the allegations the u.s. government had branded its right it has hacked into servers and this story and e-mails and songs quote these tragedies the u.s. government has never provided and every day supposed accusation that i we posies sample securities direct. the u.s. government is very no effort to a company and it's probably a bot. british and american weapons have been used to kill hundreds of civilians in yemen that's according to a report by yemen based human rights group findings were based on more than two dozen attacks by the saudi and u.a.e.

police officers stanley barsch and megan ambrose hit it off from the start. >> his heart is as big as personality. >> megan is a warrior. >> reporter: first meeting at the police academy in 2007, megan and stanley were partners for three years at the montgomery county police department. >> our friendship has been very strong over the years both on the job and off the job. >> reporter: but stanley had quietly been dealing with a growing problem -- his polycystic kidney disease. >> your kidney gets larger and larger. the size, mine are the size of about two nfl footballs, 15-20 pounds a piece. >> reporter: when his kidney function plummeted to 13% before christmas last year, stanley knew he needed help. he turned to his loved one's for help. >> it couldn't have been more clear that this was my purpose. >> reporter: megan went in for testing to see if she could be a donor and turned out to be a 100 percent match. she kept the good news a secret from stanley, waiting until this moment to present him with a handwritten card. >> turns out that we are a perfect match not only on the job but

wave of young artists are finding new ways to push the boundaries after five years of army will to ambrose reports from bangkok. need a headache stencil a street artist to use a spray cans to satirize thailand's ruling army since the twenty fourth a military coup has led a movement of political artists who are finding ways to avoid the country's streak censorship rules. approach army passy a former generals is heavily to win this month's general election but headache hopes his message will shake up the establishment but i would i want a current government has stayed longer than normal i've seen many military supporters are now unwilling to support them and i think this is a turning point. of the public is starting to listen thanks to bands like rap against dictatorship there anthem condemning corruption politically impunity and the growing social divide went viral with close to sixty million views by. the rap troupe believe their songs popularity is the only reason they. will and by a little discussion is good and it should be free no one should fear being arrested or getting thrown into j

we welcome rhonda ambrose. great to have you with us.ust practically speaking, what will it do for women when we talk about empowering them? >> from a symbolic level, i am one of 100 women, global leaders who will be advocating and promoting a message of gender empowerment. we will be focusing a chapter in alberta and hope to have chapters across canada. on the most practical level, it is putting in place programs and resources to support women who are working on issues. best practices and talking about what works in different parts of the world. at a very practical, basic level, it is about supporting know, and i think, as you we know through mentor ship and leadership, that is a way to support young women. itnie: isn't it amazing that is really only now that this discussion is gaining roman -- momentum? it feels like we have had this discussion for decades. canada has a great tradition of elect thing women to political positions. tell us about your experience and whether it was a novelty for you to be elected, and what changes need to

. >> you earlier asked about some of the commissioner ambrose, about the anti-corruption and accountability ordinance and whether we were getting up to speed. this image, this slide status update on technology projects, shows a number of items that can be completed and a number of other ones other way. this is just to give you a sense and quick snapshot of lot of work that goes often unseen that make these laws work. going back to the question, what process are coit would request would result in. this slide, it's an example of the way in which we're trying to streamline paper processing, make sure that the data gets to data s.f. where people can download and search. it's a process, a coit project that would help provide training to users to filers as well as staff around the city to understand and how to use the information and the process in a much better way. there will be an educational role that this project would provide to enhance public access and understanding using this data. as tyler field said, when he and pat ford went out to meet with various organizations around the city, ther

my thanks to the stephen ambrose military history tours for making it possible for me to go there.me out and the 75th anniversary of vj day. i will see you back tomorrow night at seven, tucker carlson is on next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," this evening we want to tell you a story about collusion, actual collusion that's currently in progress. there are no shadowy hackers or imaginary rendezvous' in prague in this story, there's not a single russian spy or secret sex tape, there's nothing shadowy about the collusion were going to tell you about the takes place in the open on live television. this is a story about where your news comes from. this past sunday we learned the trump campaign did not collude with the government of russia, the

i was part of the steven ambrose military tour.0's. that's me on the top of the mountain. an incredibly moving experience. i'm working on a buick of iwo jima and history of the island a shot at the beach where some landed in their crafts and so many lives were lost. that's rondo. hi rondo. the enormity of the men. how small it made for me the news on friday actually feel. >> greg: "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: hey, greg. thanks. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. michael after that they the exlawyer for stormy daniels has been arrested on federal charges of extortion, bank fraud and wire fraud. president trump has not yet tweeted any reaction about his old rhetorical nemesis. we will bring you the details of those charges in a moment. first, the robert mueller investigation is over producing a clear political and legal win for the president and his team. but the fight over the russian probe is not. democrats want more information from the report and an explanation of the decision by attorney general willia

. >> we're celebrating friendship, 20 years, college bties from int ambrose. >> 20 years of friendshipails." >> "off the rails," big fans. perhaps you know dylan dreyer. >> not enough people listen to "off the rails," so thank you. >>thank you. mary, kristen and lisa, thank you for coming. >> you'll heartus day. >> love it. >> i love a little self-promotion. >> he'reing umbrella wars here. i love it. guys, coming up, glamour's editor in chief is here with a sneak peek of the annual beauty awards, will unveil the reader's top five choice. including must-have sunscreen and theltimate cadillac of hair dryers. >> we could use that after this, especily with your kills o holding an umbrella. >> there's nothing else in the show except that. >>> actually we've got new technology. this is really cool. new technology thatic can help prt the risk of injuries in athletes. how it's already changing the game for some college teams in the ncaa tournament, how it could help you as well, even if you're not a college basketball star. >> like that. >> coming up on the third look who it is, music supersta

ambrose university. >> how about that, 20 years of friendship. that's cool.io shows? >> oh, sirius radio, yes, off the rails! >> off the rails, they're big off the rails fans. perhaps you know dylan dreyer. not enough people listen to off the rail, so thank you. >> love it! thank you. >> mary, krista, and lisa, thank you so much for coming. enjoy the city. >> you'll hear us tuesday. >> love it. >> roker's going to hate he missed that. >> i know. u lo i love a little self-promotion. >> guys, coming up, glamour's editor in chief is here, you're going to love this. we got a sneak peek at their annual beauty awards. she's going to reveal the top five readers' choice winner including the must have sunscreen and the ultimate like cadillac of hair driers. >> weekend use that after this. >> we could. >> especially with your skills in holding an umbrella. >> i hope there's nothing else in the show except that. >>> we've got another one for you, new technology that can help predict the risk of injuries in athletes, how it's already changing the game for some college te

commissioner ambrose? >> commissioner ambrose: deputy city attorney shen, just so i'm clear, if this commission were to forward one of the -- a version of an ordinance to the board at the same time that supervisor mar's ordinance was forwarded to this commission, i'm assuming at that point, it would be possible sending something back to the board for -- for the issues to also be recon -- reconciled in a public hearing on the various points. i guess what i'm getting at, reading the material from the staff, based on the comments that we had at the last meeting, seeing the e-mails here, there are at least a few of the, let's say -- what are -- there's maybe four different subject matters that you attempt to address. there's a couple more that i saw in supervisor mar's draft that he's adding to the debate. so wouldn't it be helpful if we at least had some feedback to you on where we think we're at on some of those individual items? i mean, i'm also open to just waiting to react to what they have, but i'm ready