anton negusa blaine. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor. i'm anton negusa blaine. as a psychiatrist, i think of my job and work mostly as establishing safety through listening. everyone has a story to tell, and a reason for the problems their experiencing. creating the right environments for people to seek care, to accept help, and also to work on their own behalf to get better, that is in some ways our most basic and our most pressing challenge. in my time at psychiatric emergency services, i have seen people in crisis who are disconnected from care and resources in the community. i often challenge our staff to ask, what are their barriers? what can we do as a system to begin to bend in their direction? i look forward to working with the health department leadership and community partners to figure that out. we have so many dedicated and talented providers and experts in our system. it is a great basis of strength to begin this work. together we can develop a strategic approach to mental health and substance abuse services for people experiencing homelessness in s

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he will be interviewed by anton. michael was the lecture and research fellow here at the kirby center. he was a national security official. he wrote expensively and regularly on television as a commentator. he will be involved in the graduate school of government. we are currently planning to launch it soon here in washington d.c. both john and michael are seniors at the claremont institute. john is on the board of the institute. michael actually recently reviewed john's book. he's also a cosponsor this evening. with that i'll turn it over to michael anton. [ applause ] >> i noticed when i went online. you should click it and read it online. i encourage that. i was hear for a while before you showed up. i said if he doesn't come, it's fine i can speak on his behalf. i know the book really well and switch back and forth and ask questions. i think it worked out. i wanted to tell a story that's not a knee slapper. it was 25 years ago when ametajohn. it was in claremont. there was a small crew and only four of us. the pr

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my name's michelle anton. i'm a member of the tohono o'odham nation and i'm here to advocate for jessica for justice. shame on the sfpd for not doing a proper investigation. if they would have dug a little deeper, done a little more investigation, found out who he was, he had a warrant. they would have did more -- i would have hoped they would have done more. i'm here to advocate to fight for justice for jessica, and we're asking for your support to help us get this investigation. this should not have happened. there's six kids without their mom which didn't need to happen. it's heart breaking, it's just heartbreaking all-around. this woman came to san francisco to start all over, and she became an active community member, she was a loving mom. she spoke on many different issues in this city that affected our communities. she is the kind of person that you would want as your neighbor, a loving, caring person, and she's gone. and nothing was being done about it, and his word is being taken over what we knee is

she has not been found at a morgue and they have heard nothing from her since sunday then there's anton sun tiago for a nun doe he was killed in the blast at st anthony his wife in two children they escaped unhurt they were in the front of the church he was in the back closer to the blast they rushed to him where the explosion hit but he had already died one death that had media exposure is that of sri lankan celebrity chef sean to. take a look this is her facebook page right here this selfie was taken by her daughter knew sanga as they had breakfast with family at colombo's shangri-la who tell mother and daughter. both killed the hotel later said three of its employees had died as well so we know that the pressure is growing to find those responsible for the. government has blocked access to social media as part of its campaign and investigation officials say it's necessary to stop the spread of misinformation which they fear could make a bad situation even worse is that what's happening there let's find out from conus one from our social media this girl let's talk about what exactly h

secretary general has condemned an attack on libya's main airport antone a terrorist called for an immediate halt. all military operations forces the world war one half the carried out the air strike and traveling eastern suburbs the attacks damaged my thinking airport which is run by the un backed government all flights have been suspended a spokesman for half that says they were targeting military aircraft without the war had reports from tripoli. trikes on libya's main airport. in the east of the city attacked by warplanes on the orders of the warlord only for have to international passengers are being evacuated. libya's all put on this sort of an image of the capital tripoli is also under attack forces allied to the u.s. and the government have to repeal have to reserve vance. we can't accept military rule in libya that's why we've come to tripoli to defend the city. here in the city's disused airport forces loyal to the backed government say that they are in full control and have to as forces have pulled back but as they clash as are still ongoing the fear is rising that civil other nei

while i was there i lost my anton. i lost my father. i lost my brother.id she might return to vegas some day but right now is focused on releasing new music later this year. and the titanic themed pose. whose idea was it to do pose. james for sure and his c. but i wanted to push a little was afraid what if they make a mistake and push a wrong button, what's going to ♪ my heart will go on ♪ >> okay. june 8th is the d day for me. i got to see it before then because she's gone after that. everybody, you got to see it then. there's another absolute must if you come to las vegas the long running cirque du soleil celebrating 13 years at the mirage. one of my favorites. te life of their high-flying performance. lucy in the sky wi ♪ >> this amazing aerial work set to the beatles greatest ♪ oh, i believe in yesterday ♪ >> i just want to show what i got to offer. >> we'll put that in the back pocket. pull it out. that's going to >> i'm in the ready to become a star. >> ready to go up. yep. ready. what do i do with my legs, oh, i just hang. ♪ when i was younger so m

china, hong kong listed anton oilfield. we were a lot higher open yesterday.mck gains we yesterday. if oil executives are listening, i know oil is higher but please think twice before passing that on tumors. 1.8 -- two consumers. oilfield services. we are entering earnings season. 700 companies on the asian market reporting earnings friday. quite a bonanza. think of what we are seeing with the likes of wh group. that is now reversing the earlier gains we saw. sachs, raising the price target on its profit outlook. we are seeing a little weakness today. china mobile was a miss. your calm did a little better. renminbi7 billion before the first quarter. jpmorgan, raising. a-shares in china to overweight. lots to talk about. we will talk about earnings when they come out. india results will be a big story given oil. we are about an hour away from the open of markets there. futures, flat. down five points. lowdown on what to expect as the trading day gets underway in india. we spoke about how oil prices have supported equity markets and that carried into yesterday's

. >>> i officer bailey now appointed anton powes an honorary police officer of the metropolitan polic>> department. love that. 13-year-old ant won paul has e ways wanted to be a metropolitan policficer but with health issues would prevent that from happening. yesterday thanks to mpd and the hse pediatric center his dream came true and he was sworn ins in an hono time with a canine unit and shown around the station with his very own partner. i love that. >> way to go to the mpd to make this kid's dream come true. >>> man, it was a rough night for the washington capitals. that was an ugly game and that was the quest tohe defend t cup. they fell to the carolina hurricanes 5-0, by ee caps ar still ahead in the series. thats a good thing. sherry burres looks back at a tough loss. >> reporter: carolina surging past the capitals in their first home pyoff game in ten years. the capitals came out strong. ovechkin said sof etch nickoff asked him to fight. that is a bad fight. he was not known as a fighter and knocked him down and out. and washington didn't take advantage of thattu mom carolina

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facts, jim cramer is the spawn of an unholy union between don knotts and anton levy.h to that that's a very unfortunate one, but thank you for that wow. okay yeah all right, this tweet says, jim, did you use a lyft after this photo was taken? absolute classics, #legend oh yeah, that was a polaroid. okay, you know, sometimes when you're in summit, you think you're at home and nobody sees anything, right? well, that's wrong now summit's off limits too. i guess you just can't get dressed in a, you know, a whole armor of bud and get really drunk anymore. here's a tweet that says, jim cramer can't take the heat yeah, right now, everyone's angry at me about lyft because i said it was valued at the same price as the cloud kings what can i do? >> who was that guy? >> who was that guy? who was that guy all right. if you hate me, it's fine. if you decide that i'm a total idiot because lyft dropped below the ipo price, fine, watch the other idiots okay, and here's another tweet somebody needs to stuff a bran muffin in jim cramer's big fat pie hole i guess that's lyft again. i me

i'm the president here at saint anton college. we had a busy night last night. we are a bit tired. we had five town halls here on campus that concluded at about 12:30 this morning. if anybody wants to contest the fact that we are the center of the political universe, go ahead and try. we will be hosting seth moulton tomorrow at the village and as part of our partnership with new england council. we are thrilled to have governor hogan here this warning. we are delighted that he could be here with us. we are very interested in hearing his message. i will now turn the podium over to my good friend, jim brett. i'm so tired, i cannot give him the needle, come on up jim. [ applause ] >>> good morning, i want to thank the good dr. for this wonderful, wonderful words of welcoming, i really appreciate it.[ laughter ]now i know why you look the way you do. you have been up all night. you are someone, who i have gotten to know for many years here. i love this wonderful institution. i am saddened to learn that the good dr. will be departing. we are very pleased that he has just been named pres

but not to be champing at the bit to make ourselves heard anton have our place in history in this time. i think that they want to us investigate. but they also want us to legislate at the same time. and there are many things going on in congress that the people of this country are not hearing about. because we've become obsessed with what's happening in the mueller report and with this president in every tweet and every turn that he makes us follow. >> i want to take a look at two items in a new "washington post" poll. one is, 58% saying that yes, donald trump lied about matters involving the mueller investigation. 5% saying the president lied. and then on the other side of it, the question of should congress begin impeachment proceedings. and this is the same group that's 58% of whom said the president lied. only 38 -- sorry 37% say that congress should begin impeachment proceedings. 56% saying they should not begin. congressman doggett, what is your reaction to those polls? >> well, i think that will dot has clearly committed impeachable offenses and that every day he is in office, t

portals anton du beke, she was hardly the most graceful of dancers, but now she is back in the news saying what she calls the parody of parliament, she says both the men parties are not focusing on delivering the referendum, so she is going to back nigel farage's brexit party. does it make a difference? it probably adds a bit more to the gaiety of the candidates now standing in the european elections, gives a bit of a boost to nigel farage, yesterday we had chains uk, unveiling rachel johnson, borisjohnson‘s sister, we have jacob rees—mogg's sister, and we also have gavin esler. let's head back to russia now, whether north korean leader, kim jong—un, sarah rainsford is there, and we know that kim jong—un wants to position himself as a world leader, what is in this for mr putin? you are right, that is certainly what kim jong—un wants to do. this was a very ceremonial welcome. i think mr putin sending the message too, that he is prepared to treat kim jong—un as a leader of a neighbouring country, and see he was met here, the band was marching, the red carpets are out, and just there in the s

san anton often referred tos mt. arkss ldi is the largest mountain in los angeles county.we rationed our food, used a life straw. >> reporter: a search team scoured 19 acres for days. finally they discovered two sets of footprints and began fothowing them. alerted a chopper crew of the coordinates. helicoptersg flyin over the area spotted the couple's campfire. desplinter's mother graful for e rescuers. >> there's nothing i could give them in return that would be good enough for me to express my gratitude for them. >> reporter: this mo after a series of dangerously wrong turns led them on a y's long ordeal, a pair of hikers are thankful a trail ofed clues to their rescue. >> miguel, it sounds like the rescue is pretty tricky. >> reporter: yeah, it certainly rs. in fact,cue teams say it took them quite some time to fccess the situation and because of the time day, they thought it was too dangerous to send a team in on heot. in end, both of the people were held continuered out, hoisted up one by one both happy to be safe and sound this morning. >> incredible. brave rescuers.

let's bring in michael anton. former national spokesperson for president trump.nk will come out of the meeting when he sits with the leader of south korea to start the talks between the u.s. and north korea after the summit? >> i can tell you what will go into this meeting. i'm not a betting man. this is a safe bet. what moon will try to do is say to the president you need to give something to the north. you need to relax sanctions and need to make a gesture here because it is stalled. i think so far the president has held firm for well over a year on not relaxing sanctions on not letting up the pressure unless he sees real moves toward denuclearization from the north korea. i would expect president trump to say i understand your concerns but i don't feel this is the right time to do it when the north hasn't lived up to its side of the deal so far. >> julie: it hasn't. it has never. it said it would denuclearize and looked as if the president was making headway, more than any president has in my time. but nonetheless the talks with the north have stalled and givi

anton walker will be on the sofa.d nearly 14,000 people. around 1500 are being treated but the trust says it's concerned many more aren't seeking help. a 21—year old man's died after being stabbed in harlesden. the met says he was attacked by a group of men at around 9pm yesterday evening. he died in hospital in the early hours of this morning. three other people stabbed in separate incidents across the capital yesterday are being treated in hospital. following the fire at notre—dame, there are calls to take more precautions to protect ancient buildings across the capital. the fire, ravaged the cathedral‘s roof and caused its spire to collapse. there are concerns that buildings such as this one — the capital's oldest church could be at risk if more isn't done to safeguard them. what we really need to do is probably make sure that the wiring is up to date. victorian wiring is not great. and probably introduce a sprinkler system, and that will be very expensive, but when you've got a wooden roof and when you've got a 90