is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item will authorize the lafco to enter an construction with banner production to provide renewabl

anyone else in the queue? >> clerk: i don't believe there's anyone else in the queue. >> madam chair, that completes the queue. >> chair fewer: thank you. any comments or questions from my colleagues? commissioner mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i wanted to thank executive officer goebel and my former colleague, the academic partner and others for all your work on this groundbreaking study on workers in san francisco. i fully support extending the contract for jobs for justice, to do a new surveys with the food and grocery delivery workers. i'm very interested in following up on recommendations that came out of first round of survey and supervisor haney -- particularly the recommendation to explore licensing system for food delivery. i think the second phase of the survey of those workers will align well with us and initiatives that can support these workers better. so thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you commissioner mar. any other comments? i like to add my ditto to exactly what commissioner mar said and

is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item will authorize the lafco to enter an construction with banner production to provide renewabl

has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked suggested you open an investigation of anyone. yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else? >> seems you would remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> i'm trying to grapple with the word suggest. there have been discussions of matters out there that they have not asked me to open an investigation. >> perhaps they suggested? you don'tferred? know? ok. in your march 24 summer you wrote that after reviewing the special counsel final -- >> i will say -- x i'm asking a question. >> in your march 24 summer you said that after reviewing the final group work, rosenstein and yourself concluded that the evidence is not sufficient to establish that the president committed an obstruction of justice offense. the special counsel investigation produced a great deal of evidence. i'm led to believe that it included witness knows and emails, congressional testimony, interviews that were summarized in the 30 two forms, former fbi director comey's memos and the president's public statements. my question, in reaching your

of anyone? i wouldn't, i wouldn't -- >> yes or no? >> could you repeat that question? i will repeat it. has the president or anyone at the white house asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? yes or no please, sir. >> the president or anybody else. >> seems like you would be able to remember something like that, be able to tell us. >> i am grappling with the word "suggest." there are discussions of the matter out there, they have not asked me to open an investigation -- >> suggested -- >> i would not say that -- -- you don'tferred know. ok. in your march 24 sunray, you wrote that "after reviewing special counsel's final" -- >> [inaudible] >> i'm asking a question. you wrote that after reviewing the special counsel's final report, you have concluded that the evidence is not a -- that theo president committed obstruction of justice. i've led to believe this nterviews,itnesses' i emails, former fbi director comey's memos, and the president of the public statements. my question i

is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item will authorize the lafco to enter an construction with banner production to provide renewabl

you open an investigation of anyone? >> i wouldn't, i wouldn't -- >> yes or no? >> could you repeat that question? >> as a democratic candidate for president herself last year, her fiery debate style often flattening her competitors. >> america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> reserving some of her harshest criticism for joe biden, confronting hem for his ability to work with anyone, even segregationist senators. >> it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who he segregation of race in this country. >> she went on to attack biden's past position on school busing. >> there was a little girl in california, who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> her ability to get tough with biden garnered headlines throughout the veep stakes process. >> i'm going to have a choice in the first week in august. >> as speculation moun

is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item will authorize the lafco to enter an construction with banner production to provide renewabl

the last thing anyone in germany wants is for this to blow up into a huge political row. very much. the journalist and author misha glenny — who covered central and eastern europe for many years on the bbc, and wrote the best—selling mcmafia book — says the evidence points, in his opinion, to foul—play. it looks to me, very sadly, like a poisoning. until there is actual proof of this, we cannot be definitive but this is something that there is a pattern of over many years. i remember, in 2004, the journalist anna politkovskaya, when she was covering the atrocity in beslan, she was poisoned on an aeroplane — a very similar event to what happened to mr navalny. then we had the case of alexander litvinenko here in london who was poisoned with polonium and of course the skripal case in 2018. this is something which is clearly in the arsenal of the security services in russia and it has been deployed. it is shocking that mr navalny has been chosen as a target, if this is true, because he really has been the single most important figure in russian opposition over the past ten y

anymore you don't trust anyone. the under a huge victims in the back in case a probably going through something similar 130 investigators are now working on the case the largest no no bew scandal in german history so far they have identified more than 80 suspects but there are 30000 leads to other potential perpetrators suspected of exchanging child sex abuse photos and videos on chat forums. if you read the chats in particular you get the impression that by communicating with each other the participants reinforce each other at the believe that their child abuse is a socially accepted sexual preference for the nth many perpetrators have no sense of wrongdoing it's a case of appalling dimensions and goes far beyond germany according to the senior prosecutor marcus dyckman is still not free of his trauma with his group he supports other victims the group wants the statutes of limitations for sexual crimes to be eliminated as for the trial against the main suspect he has hopes that will extend beyond the baggage plot b

>> this should never happen to anyone.e talking about this one guy who doctored evidence but in that court document today, it also showed the fbi actually knew the entire time that carter page was an operational contact of the cia. they withheld that in all of their spy warrants and that is a reallyer big problem. >> sean: former naval officer carter page destroyed. thank you, great to see you.ro that's it for us, conventions next week. we will be here every single night, "hannity" next. next week. we will be here every single night, "hannity" next. ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome to the special edition of "hannity" countdown to the election. i'm trey gowdy in tonight. we begin with a fox news alert. the first charges in the durham probe have been filed, and it is the fbi under indictment. we will have much more just ahead, including exclusive reaction from senator lindsey graham. but first, with just 81 dayslu until the most consequential election of our lifetime, joe biden and kamala harris are pandering to the far left, seizing th

does anyone in this country really believe that relief for americans should be totally contingent onling out states for mismanagement that predated the pandemic by decades? does anyone really think it was better for jobless benefits to completely expire unless we pay people more not to work? and does anyone really think that congress should walk away from countless subjects where a bipartisan agreement should be possible over these french positions -- fringe? do americans think democrat to talk with from school funding testing, tactic households, medicare primus, legal reforms a and more over this? i think also become in america would answer these questions the same way, but, unfortunately, speaker pelosi of theav democrac leader have answered them the opposite way. they think they have political leverage over the president of the united states, and so they are willing to personally increase the pain for vulnerable families unless they get the way on matters not related to covid. republicans want to agree on the things we could agree to. democrats said our way or the highway. republi

harris: have you discussed it with anyone? >> with other judges, i know. sen. harris: have you discussed robert mueller or his at thegation with anyone law firm founded by president trump's personal lawyer? be sure about your answer, sir. m, i am not remembering, but if you have something. sen. harris: are you certain you have not had a conversation with anyone at that law firm? by markfirm founded kelso it's -- by president trump's personal lawyer. have you had any conversation about robert mueller or his investigation with anyone at that firm? yes or no? >> is there a person you are talking about? sen. harris: yes or no? i know not sure everyone who works at the law firm. sen. harris: you don't need to. who did you talk to? >> i am not remembering, but i would happy to be refreshed. sen. harris: all you remember -- you have an impeccable memory, you have been speaking for eight hours to this committee about all sorts of things you remember, how can you not remember whether you had a conversation about robert mueller or his investigation with anyone at the law

or why they got there but anyone anyone born inside there is god. moving on you already know that the impacts of climate change are speeding up it was so hot a few days ago here in washington d.c. that i just sat down and cried i just i just sat there and cried. i was in the ice cream mile of the grocery store at the time and it was 192 degrees outside and i'm lactose intolerant so i just i just cried and i pressed my nipples up against the glass freezer door so that the ben and jerry's chunky monkey would know i still love it i still love it no matter how long we've been apart. they scored me out of the grocery store there in front of them. anyway despite the impact of our boiling planet for media coverage of climate change during mag of this year as tracked by the media and climate change observatory which monitors $120.00 media sources in $56.00 countries has found a 52 percent drop compared to may of last year so this 50 percent drop in coverage was compared to last year even though last year was also all major news networks devoted less than 4

that sees intelligence knows that, and anyone who says otherwise, is just politicizing intelligence for their own narrative. maria: i mean, you look at the potential threat from russia versus china, director, and we know that russia doesn't have the where with all that china has. china is the second largest economy. they've made their plans very clear. they want to unseat america as the number one super power. correct? >> absolutely and please, don't misunderstand this. russia is a serious national security threat in so many different respects. maria: all right we're going to take a short break here, director of national intelligence john ratcliffe is with us this morning we'll slip in a short break and come right back with john ratcliffe stay with us. maria: and we are back with the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe and director we were talking about the difference between russia and china with regard to the threat to america's national security. tell us more about the difference, please. as i was outlining before the break the limitations that russia has and because

anyone who was born. within certain lines on a map did no one remembers who drew them or why they got there but anyone anyone born inside there. josh. moving on you already know that the impacts of climate change are speeding up it was so hot a few days ago here in washington d.c. that i just sat down and cried i just i just sat there and cried. i was in the ice cream aisle in the grocery store at the time and it was 192 degrees outside and i'm lactose intolerant so i guess i just cried and i pressed my nipples up against the glass freezer door so that the ben and jerry's chunky monkey would know i still love it i still love it no matter how long we've been apart. they scored me out of the grocery store there in front of them. anyway despite the impact of our boiling planet from media coverage of climate change during maggy of this year as tracked by the media and climate change observatory which monitors $120.00 media sources in $56.00 countries has found a 52 percent drop compared to may of last year so

anyone have a last one? >> it's a little bit of a fluffy question but having done this now and with the i am series, if you were to write a historical fiction book where or when would you set it? >> yeah, for me, it's funny, if we cannot find what we wanted to find with this book this would be it. i would be like we can't find a lot and there's nothing there and no evidence in nothing from the hanging sword no transcript of any trial and there is nothing but i might have put this as part of one of the thrillers but i tend to not want to go backwards but i like using the stuff today but make no mistake, i was a history major at michigan and this is where i studied and always the time i loved most. there's a reason why the first ever nonfiction book that we are doing is set right in my favorite part of history but this is always the best part. i think it is because the best stories in life are not the ones that entertain you but they are the ones that tell you something about yourself and that is why the bible

not forcing anyone. if people want to work there's work going to work if a person doesn't want to work we won't drag him kicking and screaming. speaking from it away near where she's been in exile since tuesday. opposition leaders fact plan if you can ask i have called for peaceful rallies across the country. and with large crowds on the streets on friday night it's clear the movement is growing in strength. well journalists have now live because i has been reporting for us from belarus and she told us a bit earlier how police brutality has been feeding into a widespread rejection of the government people in the 1st place they came out recently in the past they simply stuff of election they cannot be detained because of this police brutality many people cry many women they just don't understand why this is happening and since people have been released in the past they today and yesterday from from detention centers massively people are just now learning here of what's happened to them and they're going t

god forbid anyone should face the choice that i faced. sorely that still are far ahead of anxiety too for the families of detained protesters so many have been gathering at detention centers like this one on able to locate loved ones arrested amid the unrest. children. yesterday in the evening my father was kidnapped they were walking on the streets when riot police ran to them and took him to the police vehicle police do not give any information 24 hours have already passed since he was kidnapped but we have no information about his whereabouts we are worried and we are searching for him with me about what was said . at the european union has denounced the result of sunday's election which saw president look at shank when a 6th term with a widely disputed 80 percent of the vote in a tweet the e.u. used top diplomat yourself called the poll neither free nor fair and pledged to conduct an in-depth review of relations with by the roots he said the $27.00 nation bloc was considering sanctions against those responsible for violence unjustifie

i'm just trying to think do i know anyone who works at that firm. sen. harris: that is not my question. my conversation is have you had a question does conversation with anyone at that firm? it is a specific question. >> i would like to know the person you are speaking of. sen. harris: i think you're thinking of someone and you don't want to tell us. september, 2018. i go back to that line, be sure about your answer. what does that moment tell us about how she approaches politics and her job on that committee? >> this is what we have seen for a long time with her, she is prepared, she does her homework and will know the , answer. she does not throw things out there. some will argue that makes her cautious, but supporters say it shows she is well prepared. this is why some democrats are excited about the prospect of her as the running mate, the idea she will take the prosecutorial tone and use it in a debate against vice president pence. they think this is a huge strength that can paint the picture of what this race is about. moment last year on the senat

this is now tonight it's pure panic no i don't know anyone who's sick in march and you sick people ski holiday makers and others. in a hurry to hear you here because we believe only scientists following the guidelines of the government are being listened to. clearly many only believe in what they can see where does that leave us when an enemy is invisible. welcome to you covered not in special here and in use and want to get jones and berlin that have you with us now for months you have seen representations of the corona virus like this one behind me but does the bios really look like this and does it matter yes it does because the better we know the virus the better we can fight it and luckily there are people who can make the invisible this is. brothers ben and shawn have planned to be with their grandparents in england right now the corona virus pandemic made out impossible so what is the virus which is making so many people frightened actually look like. it's going to kill.

been through various crises since the civil war period i mean the war that ended without holding anyone responsible for their crimes committed a war that almost all the ruling class that we see at the moment in levanon have participated in so indeed it's hard to find anyone in this political political class the ruling class that hasn't taken part in any crimes during the war it's definitely not very difficult to find anyone who's outside of this political there are definitely people academics and people who have the ability to rule this country however the political formula upon which the ruling establishment is set up makes it difficult for people outside the confessional system and in confessional classifications actually infiltrate into the government we've witnessed a massive protest since 17th of october of last year so we've seen many new faces expressing their anger and so on but also many faces that have the ability to be in political leadership positions lebanon is a country hurting after the explosions it's a country do. solution with the political class what do the lebanese p

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at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone. >>i wouldn't i wouldn't. yes santa. trick could you repeat that question i would put it in a chamber dominated by republicans he has helped lead the fight for national police reform and the federal anti-lynching bill they're not marching in the streets for water down proposals been vocal on the need for more relief and critical of the white house handling of covid-19 i think there's been a other vacuum of leadership out of this white house and supported impeachment of president trump i am in favor of beginning impeachment proceedings and the reason is that you know i've read the mueller report there is clearly outlined at least 10 cases of obstruction of justice in her run for the white house she famously hit hard at joe biden for working with segregation is when it came to busing. >>do you agree today. that you were wrong to oppose busing in america later she said of biden i think i think very highly joe biden i think a great deal of him i think he's been an incredible public servant

anyone else? >> clerk: no one else has raised their hand. >> president buell: seeing no other comments, that was discussion only. let's move on. >> clerk: item 8, the geneva car barn and powerhouse phase 1 project. melinda, you're muted. >> good morning, commissioners, melinda sullivan, rec and park department project manager. pardon the headphones, i have been hiding from the 1-year-old since march in our second bedroom. the item before you today is the discussion and the possible action to amend the construction contract with roebuck construction incorporated for the geneva car barn and powerhouse phase one 1, to bring the total to $9,179,030, which is greater than 10% over the original approved contract amount of $8,267,300. the goals of this are to inspire play and to inspire investment. this project, the powerhouse phase 1, is an old muni railway barn. it's an historic site both locally and nationally. a group of community members came together to save the building and this group became the f

it will be a long time before anyone moves back in. sidra's lifeless body from the rubble. he's struggling with the memory. the rest of the family survived, but only just. translation: my father was here on this wall. my sisters and my mother was standing right behind him. my mother said, please, come in. there's smoke over there, let's go inside. he said, it's fine, it's only smoke. and then the explosion happened. on a street nearby, syrian refugees clamour for help. many live or work around the port. dozens died in the explosion. with homes damaged and breadwinners gone, their already precarious existence in lebanon hasjust become a little harder. exhausted and broken, mahmoud's family is nursing its many wounds, and are grieving for sidra. 11—year—old houda has a broken neck. her mother fatima a broken back and leg. and ali, the concierge, a fractured skull. he's still blind in one eye. with beirut‘s hospitals overwhelmed, the family must look after themselves. they have no savings, and now no work either. they're spending what lit

people stay in their homes unless it's absolutely necessary tough fines have been introduced for anyone breaching isolation apart from a major medical care there is literally no reason for you to leave your home and if you were to leave your home and not be found you will have a very difficult time convincing victoria place that you have a lawful reason the government says nearly a 3rd of people with covert 19 who were visited by authorities weren't who tore him which has been leading to community transmission now rules have been tightened people can't step out of their homes the only exemption health reasons hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to help victorian police in force the isolation orders some of the toughest restrictions on the movement of people the stray leah has ever seen we've had to smash the window eyes of people in cars and pull them out of there so i could provide the data because i went telling us where they were going to i went it hearing to the chief health officer guidelines with more businesses closing in construction retail and other industries the

has fled the country is there anyone to lead this protest movement really. well in a way the protest movement now is leaderless and the belorussian government the validation government has been making kind of emphasizing that in some ways there have been reports that. it was really pressured to leave yesterday there was a strange video released of her calling on protesters to not take to the streets anymore that looked like it had been filmed under pressure of course we don't know and this morning there were reports as well in belorussian state media of the fact that these security forces had arrested allegedly leaders of the protests this morning but it seems like the leadership in these protests hasn't been so important in fact you had last carousels had never joined the protests she had kind of called for deescalation and yesterday those protests took place despite the fact that you can ask ourselves have left the country the protests have been very decentralized they've been taking place across the country not only in minsk and even in minsk they've been

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god forbid anyone should face the choice that i faced because of those. who prepared the pot she came off to she refused to concede defeat in sunday's vote election officials said authoritarian president alexander lukashenko won his 6th term in office with a landslide 80 percent of the verdict took another scale one only 10 percent but has dismissed the results but fulfilling she submitted a formal demand for a recount. thousands of belarusians have also rejected the results taking to the streets for a 2nd night of protests demonstrators in minsk were met by security forces who deployed stun grenades rubber bullets and tear gas injuring dozens of foreign officials have also expressed doubt about the election outcome. more deeply concerned by the bellary presidential election severe restrictions on ballot access for candidates prohibition of local independent observers at polling stations intimidation of opposition candidates in the detention of peaceful protesters and journalists have marred the process german officials have called for the european union

is that you but god forbid anyone should face the choice that i faced. over her departure came off to she refused to concede defeat in sunday's vote election officials said authoritarian president alexander lukashenko won his 6th term in office with a landslide 80 percent of the verdict took another scale one on the 10 percent but has dismissed the results before fleeing she submitted a formal demand for a recount. thousands of belarusians have also rejected the results taking to the streets for a 2nd night of protests demonstrators in minsk were met by security forces who deployed stun grenades rubber bullets and tear gas injuring dozens. well there has been condemnation of how the vote in belarus was conducted today the european union took its criticism a step further and suggested it may slap sanctions on bella ruse yet again a statement from the european council reads the elections were neither free nor fair the people of belarus deserve better since the 2015 release of political prisoners the relationship between the e.u. in belarus had improved but

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against anyone by the way they must always be formally investigated . by formally investigated by the place now more than 100 people have been charged since the military so given the monica's protective status if i put it that way ask how did we get here in somewhat of a rush the former king his status of moral authority was almost never questions while his son ascended to the throne and was a and board along with him a lot of tabloid stories and i'm not saying they would hold up in the court of law but when this topic is now in the court of public opinion and that's that's the whole thing and it seems very unlikely that facebook and the action against the military government is going to overturn anything but that said it also same's in law unlawfully that the government can put this genie back in the bottle another facebook page started just 24 hours ago about this topic has already got 500000 followers all right so that's not going to go away quickly and today how it found here for that. of the world's fastest man has tested positive for they coronavi

being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help in forced coronavirus isolation orders anyone found to be breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 melbourne has introduced a night curfew and non-essential businesses have been ordered to close they gauge has been monitoring developments and has this report from sydney. he cowered in astronomy a 2nd largest city public transport normally filled with workers is now near empty tough measures including an overnight curfew are in place to slow the spread of coded 19 as the number of new delhi cases remains in the triple digits and the government is doing everything in its power to make sure people stay in their homes unless it's absolutely necessary tough fines have been introduced for anyone breaching isolation apart from a major medical care there is literally no reason for you to leave your home and if you were to leave your home and not be found you will have a very difficult time convincing victoria place that you had a reason the government says nearly a 3rd of people with coded 19 who were visited by authoritie

there's nothing i've done that anyone can't do with the right mindset and the right self belief.t was about becoming an olympian. now, i want to bring back a medalfor tonga. by pita's own admission, qualifying for the olympics in canoeing is his biggest challenge yet but history making has become something of a habit for him in recent years. from what i've witnessed here, if anyone can achieve a near impossible and qualify for a third straight olympics in a third different sport, it's a modern day tongan warrior. hello, there. it has not been quite as windy today, it has been a day of sunshine in blustery showers. here we had a rainbow earlier on from a weather watcher when somerset and further north into west yorkshire as well. shower still around. the main area of low pressure that has brought the windy weather is heading away so the winds are easing down further as we head further into the weekend but showers will continue into this evening, heavy winds into north wales in the north wetlands. as they head southwards, they tend to fade away and many places become drier with cle