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haveurozone, you arty negative rates.-- big chunks re: trade that we are -- we are not predicting they will go up we are just in the world of diminishing returns to that policy stance. >> coming up, the close of trading is minutes away. yesterday's losses. the s&p 500 is up and the nasdaq is only slightly in the positive. still gaining for a sixth consecutive session. back in two. ♪ >> julie, stocks are barely staying in the green. julie: it has been a bounce around kind of session. if things and up in the green, it seemed as though things turned a little more positive after the report even though it did not say anything that alliled the narrative so three major averages are up. the s&p, it has been a long decline. it has been the trend over the course of the day ever since manufacturing data came in better than estimated. i want to look at stocks. and is a company software network cyber security. this recently got a takeover approach and according to bloomberg's reporting, it has hired morgan stanley to send off the acti

, going up against a team he arty face twice in two starts, but he seemed poised out there and seemed and shut those guys down for the ball club that is already out of the race, and he might not be in the steam the next couple weeks, but i like what he saw in his personality. >> kevin: that's dave dombrowski. we don't have that conversation. dodgers-pirates going on tonight, too. andrew mccutchen against my eta. mccutchen had one home run coming in, he not only had one against him, but he had to. >> i fired him up, incorporated he was fired up after watching my feet. sorry mr. mvp, didn't mean to disrespect you. >> kevin: the pirates were slumping badly. meanwhile, the astros are clobbering the baseball in kansas city. they scored nine first-inning runs last night. last night, 72nd inning runs tonight. l2 van perez going back-to-back. >> the stink and really play, they're singing the bats like the start. i like to see the club to me just never know what can happen in the second half of the season. >> kevin: back into the mix. tomorrow on fs1, the copa america chev engine, lionel messi

clinton, but as --arty chair, bernie sanders if the only way to keep harmony is for denver wasserman schultz -- i don'thairman have any issues with what mrs. clinton is saying. pretend like you are bernie sanders's chief advisor tellppeared what would you him to do? income a speech about inequality and how you raise these issues. you had a battle with mrs. clinton, mrs. clinton won fairly. let's move forward and make clear, we had to this convention unified. it appears that aerobic -- it appears there will continue to be fishers with the republicans. the formal advisor to paul ryan. joining us to talk about donald trump. ♪ john: we have dancing your -- -- great to see you. alex has been waiting to see you all day long. ryan.t talked about paul the speaker today was leaving the door wide open with rescinding his endorsement of donald trump. >> a lot of republican leaders are not terribly enthusiastic about the reboot of the trump campaign in the trump -- and the trump campaign. they are being rivers -- reserved. by how surprised restrained your hearing more republican leaders. is --do

, going up against a team he arty face twice in two starts, but he seemed poised out there a and shutll club that is already out of the race, and he might not be in the steam the next couple weeks, but i like what he saw in his personality. >> kevin: that's dave dombrowski. we don't have that conversation. dodgers-pirates going on tonight, too. andrew mccutchen against my eta. mccutchen had one home run coming in, he not only had one against him, but he had to. >> i fired him up, incorporated he was fired up after watching my feet. sorry mr. mvp, didn't mean to disrespect you. >> kevin: the pirates were slumping badly. meanwhile, the astros are clobbering the baseball in kansas city. they scored nine first-inning runs last night. last night, 72nd inning runs tonight. l2 van perez going back-to-back. >> the stink and really play, they're singing the bats like the start. i like to see the club to me just never in the second half of the season. >> kevin: back into the mix. tomorrow on fs1, the copa america chev engine, lionel messi and argentina facing on off with chile. frank thomas, do

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artie picket has been dealing with single tracking on the orange line for two weeks. since his commute will continue considering driving. >> it's the only alternative i have. >> metro tell us the additional staff will be at the impacted stations including we understand part of the staff that will be happening at the station will be metro transit police. to help with the crowds. possible confusion come monday. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: remember, you can stay one step ahead of safetrack with abc7 text alerts sent straight to your phone. just text the word "metro" to 43817. or sign up at wjla.com. right now police are p that left a person dead. randolph road reopened at 3:00 this afternoon. it all started with a crash. at kimablewick drive. moments later a second crash. this one at new hampshire avenue. we know one person was killed in the first crash. police identified the victim as 71-year-old victoria kitchens of rockville. no word if it was related to the second crash. in that case, police say four people were involved. two of them ran off. t

global markets have artie had an uneasy week.panies have been taken by surprise by the switch in the polls, which have until recently been showing a majority in favor of remaining. now traders and british companies with multinational clients -- which could be one of the most volatile 24 hours in the market than a quarter of a century. : other stories where tracking for you -- the world of nk -- the blank haa world's global bank, hsbc, has to pay $1.6 billion to settle a subprime fraud suit. the mortgage lender they picked up 14 years ago, according to the senior executives, they made misleading statements about practices and the health of the company's books. all-electric vehicles between now and 2025. the german carmaker, volkswagen, ceo said they call it a key driving strategy. the company expects electric vehicles to account for up to 1/4 of its overall sales in 10 years. lovehe city of brotherly is set to introduce a tax on sugary drinks. the measure will come to philadelphia in january and will race around $90 million in 201

they have artie warned england and russia that repetition of sand -- of fan violence could see the team expelled. security will be tight for tonight's game. england will play veils -- play wales. fans arrive for that game. another game will have ukraine face-off against northern ireland and germany will play poland this evening. the egyptian government says it has found the wreckage of egypt air flight 804. all 66 people on board were killed last month when it veered off course and plunged into the mediterranean sea. a search vessel found degree from the aircraft and several locations. we can cross to charisse who joins us from the egyptian capital. what exactly have we heard from investigators? >> the government's statement which was released late last ,ight sent a search vessel which was one of two ships contracted to hunt for the downed plane, "identified several main locations of the wreckage." have been provided with photographic images taken from the seabed's. investigators and search teams will begin mapping the debris field on the ocean floor and even in the absence of data from

. > they artie had a referendum where they decided to stay? what would a brexit have on scotland?at is one question about the prime minister of scotland. if does not want to even consider. she says we're not there yet, and we will deal with it when and if it happens. of course, a lot of questions in the campaign, whether or not scotland will hold another independent -- referendum on independence because as you see, it is the him and only -- it i

on thursday, officers raided 16 homes across a stumble. 13 suspects have artie been detained.n connection with the triple suicide bombing on istanbul's international airport. at the same time nine suspected militants were arrested in izmir. officials say they believe it was the work of islamic state jihadists. these men could be the attackers. this footage was taken as a arrived at the airport and published by a turkish television channel. and the three reportedly arrived in a taxi at the international terminal then opened fire on airport security staff yard they forced their way into the building. he went down and after iran, it exploded. reporter: in this video, a police man shoots one of the assailants, his weapon flying out of his hands. moments later, he detonates his vest. this is the third time istanbul has been targeted for this year leaving many people questioning whether the government needs to rethink its strategy. anchor: it is feared that those attacks will have a devastating effect on turkeys tourism industry this year, bookings already at a 20 year low. a surgeo

putin has artie declared himself the -- already declared himself the protector of these russian minorities. this is what europe is facing. this is why the eu needs to keep together, and this is why we must combat these, this idea of nationalism. i will say one thing. it is not neoliberal policies, as proposed by great britain, that is driving european apart. it is the attempt to hold the euro together at the cost of the poor nations of europe, driven by a grand coalition in germany. ulrike: i agree that german euro isealing with the completely mental, but you cannot tell me that the brits, were not part of the euro, want to leave the eu because of german policy about the euro. i same nonsense. it is rather the people in britain, think that somehow their situation is due to those immigrants from east europe. peter: let me go to derek. we are running out of time, so i want to tell you -- give you a minute and i have to say, how much dismay will there be in ireland if there is a brexit vote? derek: we have a border with ireland -- northern ireland that is a completely open border, with open t

haswoken many folks made young people believe, he has given democrats an opportunity to bring in to our .arty so many different faces i thank him for all he has done, say for all the is done because he still has a lot to do. his voice will be important out there because he inspired people that began to distance themselves from the electoral process and our government needs to have people wanting [indiscernible] greta: think back to when this all started in the primary season. do you think you would have ever said that senator sanders has a big role to play in the democratic party? xavier: no, no. you know what? this is america. that is the beauty of america. who also would have said that the republican party would become the party of trump? you never know. have active participation, we could go in different directions. i think the two parties are going in different directions. the party of lincoln is becoming the party of trump. the party that fault with roosevelt, kennedy of opportunity now look at clinton whatever capacity he wishes to have and she lets them have, we will continue to show p

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artie ruff thought it would be a hoot to pour baby powder in his wife's hair dryer because she wouldeel a giant poof. such a party fella. watch. don't worry, mama is okay. although it's the yet to be seen what her own prank vengeance might look like. but probably something like this. >> how did i do? >> you did awesome. look what you did. kennedy: good job you, you little fire bug in training. go ahead and tweet me @kennedynation, find me on instagram and use #topicalstorm. >> california paved the way for medical marijuana in 1996. but lags behind oregon. washington state, colorado and alaska, in legalized recreational pot. but that might change in november when an initiative to legalize marijuana will appear on the ballot finally, six years after its defeat. interesting statistics out of colorado. teenagers using a lot less marijuana than they were three, four, five years ago. what do you chalk that up to? >> the marijuana mystique is gone. nobody wants to use it anymore which is great for keeping kids off drugs. tax it, make lot of money, california it right on the money if they ch

france has artie won the euro cup twice in the past. 1984 i'm sure you remember and 2000.bility of france living -- winning is about 20% followed by germany. they won the last world cup. spain is the holder of the title. england is only 11%. you know, they last won an international title was 50 years ago. that was before and i was born. quickly, what is the france/romania score going to be? because the have the attached to plaintiff home will be 3-0. apparently romania has a good defense. this could be similar to the third game of the world cup in 1998. game betweenfirst france and south africa. remer how that turned up. mark: i do. france hosted the world cup and one the world cup. half of my house will be supporting the french. time for the business flash. we will get some of the biggest is the stories in the news right now. burberry, john smith is resigning. it's the latest setback to burberry, which is having to contend with falling demand and lower profit. shares are down 35%. a similar situation. the german airline is quitting. he is leaving for the same role as the

i think donald trump has artie done everything that would need to be done -- already done everythinguld need to be done for this to be on the table. pollnk his pol numbers are basically the only reason more people are not talking about this right now. accused you of having a deadly lack of political imagination. is that the case? horizon, butighter maybe not as bright as tim is seeing right now. i have been on the rules committee and worked conventions before. setting up an operation to achieve something historic like that is really difficult. and you do need the leadership at the top. i have not seen that from the reliever to -- from the leadership of the republican national committee or the elected leaders who actually have influence over who the delegates are. ted cruz is the person who could do it, in theory. john: there was the never trump movement. there's met -- mitt romney. put aside the convention. interest in renewed going back to the original people or others and saying we need a new candidate more than ever now to stop trump? tim: i think there is interest. our supern beh

music to get its message across, you but if truth be told there was also many, many khriz acountry artisther side of the viewpoint of the war. many of us remember the balance add of the green berets, for instance, that came out in her story or song narrative.in her and many in the country world had written songs. it's just that those songs back then in the late 1960s, country music hadn't -- isn't what it is today. it was pretty much here texas, the south, southwest, et cetera. it didn't infiltrate as much up north into cities like berkeley or new york as it does now. but there were other songs. there were other artists taking other positions and using song as the vehicle to express those opinions. >> i have to underscore that that is the case but it was the most minute group that did that whereas categorically with folk music and the beatles and all we are saying is give peace a chance the massive thrust of the music business embraced the civil rights movement, embraced the peace movement. not to say there weren't others who have a different point of view. but we have to, if we're going

they arty have one group on the ground, and you will hear from them at 6:00. roz plater, abc 7 eyewitness news. alison: great work they are doing. thank you. on a much lighter note now. it's one of the most frustrating things at home. squeezing the last drop of soap or shampoo out of that bottle. now, there's a potential solution. nanotechnology researchers at ohio state say it is in the lining of the bottle. they believe companies can add heart-shaped speed bumps on the inside so nothing gets stuck at the bottom, creating a solvent that would repel be shampoo or the body wash. michelle: jonathan still like spending it on the counter to get it all out. [laughter] check th cruise in california turned into a will rescue. they spotted a blue whale entangled in fishing line off the coast of orange county, and for more than seven hours they worked to free the mammal. >> if that gear doesn't come off, it's not going to survive. michelle: they are still working to free it. we are told blue whale's don't usually become entangled, because normally they don't swim as cl

sanders said he would not be endorsing clinton yet, calling for a progressive platform at the democratic artyleadership at the democratic national committee. sanders plans on talking to supporters tomorrow. >>> president obama firing back at republicans for accusing him for being soft on terror for not using radical islamic terrorism to describe the attacks.>> what exactly would using this label accomplished? what exactly what it change? would it make isis less committed. not once has my advisor said if we use that raise we could turn this whole thing around. >> the president turned to comments by republicans primarily donald trump claiming that the rhetoric is inspiring extremism among americans. >> it is feeling the isis notion that the west hates muslims. making young muslims in this country and around the world feel like no matter what they do they are going to be under suspicion, and under attack.>> donald trump fired back at a rally north carolina yesterday saying that the orlando mass shooting backs up his plan to ban muslims from entering the u. s. plan to ban muslims from entering th

no matter what, are you going to spend millions of dollars to push up his negatives when everybody artyws, the people who do not like him, is done, at least for now. alex: it is also a study in contrast. there is a concerted ad buy across important markets, and a message you would never see from the trunk campaign. you are struck by the contrast in campaign styles. it is hard to imagine the trunk campaign releasing -- trump campaign releasing an analog ad. john: virginia, $1.6 million. iowa, $1 million. big numbers in colorado, new hampshire, florida, north carolina, nevada. how much is that matched by the trump campaign? zero. zilch. this is part of what's going on here, with white trump is in so much trouble -- with wide trump is in so much trouble. his poll numbers are collapsing. this disparity could come back to haunt him, severely, by the end of this election. coming up, or from the president's trip to orlando. later, we talk to bernie sanders campaign manager jeff weaver. we will be right back. ♪ president obama: if we are honest with ourselves, if in fact we want to show the bes

jon: there's been talk about that, republican arty leadership says not going to happen. mitt romney had the support of 93 percent of republicans and a lot of people felt like the evangelical community and people who were suspicious of his record as governor of a democratic state were not necessarily onboard the romney campaign but as i said, 93 percent support among republicans. donald trump at 74 percent right now according to these latest fox news polls erie it doesn't bode well for trump unless he can turn those numbers around. >> the romney point is a good one because romney had a divisive primary to and there were a lot of republican party members who as you suggested didn't think he was conservative enough and at the end of the day got almost all self identified republicans to vote for him erie it trump may have an issue with that, particularly among some of the kinds of republican voters who are more resistant to him during the primary, particularly those with higher income , maybe people with higher levels of education who weren't quite as enthusiastic about trum

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midday at artie's 7000 encampment related complaints the big increase from 201525% despite this matt shows were the complaint specifically coming from. >> vicki: constantly helping those on the streets is cityteam -- a faith-based shelter for men that also helps with addiction recovery. it's an impressive operation, and kron four's spencer blake has been spending the afternoon with them in downtown san francisco. he's there live -- spencer? >> reporter:i'm in the soma tenderloin neighborhood.where we're coming up on dinnertime at cityteam. the lines are starting to form -- they feed two to three hundred people a day. but food for the homeless doesn't stop at the dining room. just a couple hours ago i went with the director and some of the residents here as they delivered sack lunches to people on the street. they call these bags of love. and they were pretty well- received. inside city team is a whole program for the residents here -- learning, classes, christian teachings, and addiction recovery programs. one of the residents who'se only been here for four months says he's already o

there's obviously some disquiet within the arty about this nominee which is what mr.essing there. >> taking that further, paul, you've got notable republicans saying we are either not going to endorse him or we're going to cross the aisle and jump behind hillary clinton with our vote. how unprecedented is that? >> that is unusual. again, this is a very divisive nominee and a very unpopular nominee. keep in mind, hillary clinton also has her own problems with being a very unpopular nominee. you're not seeing democrats saying we'll jump off the hillary clinton bandwagon and vote for trump. keep in mind it's early, there's time to work itself out and for mr. trump to find a balance where he is not as divisive within his own party. at the moment it's extraordinarily unusual to see high profile republicans saying no, i'm not going to vote for this nominee. >> the polls showing trump slipping. what do you think the reasons are for that? is. >> not a lot of mystery. donald trump had a surge to tieing or even leading hillary clinton because republicans skeptical of his campai

inflation has artie accelerated in the u.k. next line -- u.k. guy: can i finesse that? did you get out of this market yet? michael is going to stay with this. we are going to talk about sterling. up next, the not so great british pound. we are going to take a look at the outlook of a post brexit sterling. it today, we are going to speak a willie walsh, mayor of london. -- willie walsh. mayor of london, preventing. caroline: welcome back to "on the move." a great day in berlin. we'll see how the rest of the day pans out. dax futures looking integrated 1.8%. notably we've got talks come from the banks of the moment. ubs chief executive is speaking out -- sing capitalization is a little book value at some of the banks. spelling concerns around the banking sector. check out japanese that today hitting record lows on the 40 year. deepe going to be digging with juliette saly. juliette: caroline, thank you. volkswagen's price tag. settle u.s. lawsuits over its emissions tests. the figure is $5 billion more than previously reported and far exceeds any previous settlements with

. >> catherine:today clinton talked baout unifying the arty. >> catherine: unify the party. >> you keep calling us the dishonest press. >> excuse me i have watched you on television you are a real beauty. >> is this what is going to be like covering you ask president? >> yes, it is. >> catherine:the hoover poll found donald trump supported by 66 percent of likely republican voters. well below the 80 nominee mitt romney in the primary four years ago. >> catherine:in new york today trump delivered a tirade against the news media. some of his insults were personal. >>this sleezy guy right over here from abc. he's a sleeze in my book." you're president? >>we're going to have this kind of confrontation in the press room? >>presidential candidate yeah it is going to be like this. >> catherine:the donald was upset over media scrutiny of his donation to veterans groups. announced in february but only delivered in the past week. >>presidential candidate this is my check for a million dollars. >> catherine:hillary clinton's campaign quote, "nobody should be completed under immense pressure. the t

the question is -- also, t not easy enough to say, okay, there's hire arties in topologies or -- hierarchies in topologies in network structures. you find there are different network designs that serve different needs. and this is particularly interesting as the great question about this when you talk to people who are designing these systems now is how are artificial intelligence systems going to distribute themselves. because there's an argument to be made that if you have access to all of this data, the smarter the a.i. system gets. it gets more data on itself or more people want to use it so they can take advantage of it. it'll get smarter and smarter. is so part of the seventh sense which, honestly, i think we're still trying to figure out, what is the right to to logical version of power? it gets you right at the heart of these questions like how does the democratic system function? based on this premise of relatively equal distribution of power. capitalism functions with this idea of relatively equal participation in the marketplace. we have regulations and all kinds of things to deal

employment,arty, especially with respect to the digital area, energy.ve a great deal to do, and we should do a lot better than we have done. there is another priority, very close to the previous one, which is used. we have to take concrete measures in the coming months to make sure that use is more confident in europe, especially with regard to exchanges, mobility, training, and employment. , welly, within the eurozone are well aware that there companies that are not in the eurozone, but there is a fiscal thatolitical socialization is going on. better,europe be function better, work with more ?larity for the people chuckl that will be part of the decisions in the coming weeks. in september, if the european council keeps that timetable, we would then have some work that will be carried out. what is really essential is clarity, rapidity, and unity. if we are clear and speedy, i have no doubt that we will be united. jonathan: you are watching a live news conference happening in berlin right now with angela merkel, francois hologic and matteo renzi. france

one of the candidates who want to replace president obama has artie said he was to renegotiate nafta and walk away from the transpacific partnership. all suggesting that perhaps it is a growing disconnect between the pro-trade message you are selling here in the protectionist voices we are here in the u.s. and the brexit in the u.k.? what is your strategy to reverse this sentiment? first of all, our strategy is trade andht how much positive agreements among our nation's are good for the economy of the world and the economy of our countries, but also good for our citizens. that industries export pay sellers that are higher than textures -- sectors that don't export we also know that trade can provide jobs and innovation and progress for individuals as well. in our conversation today and , we find agreements and have conversations that allowed us to remove the says from mexican visitors to canada. this will have effects on all communities that welcome mexican tourists. andill also allow canadians agriculture producers to have access to the mexican beef market. these are examples of cor

hundred systems without anyone knowing they were there until maybe after the damage is artie done. -- already done. i served at the white house and ciber was part of my pork oil. it was always the subject that gave me the biggest headache. cyber attackers are determined and adaptive. they often collaborate and share expertise. and they come at you and somebody different ways with an ever-changing array of tools, tactics and techniques. moreover, our laws have not yet adequately adopted to the emergence of the digital frontier. worrisome, there is still no political or national consensus on the appropriate growth of the government, law-enforcement, for security and intelligence agencies in safeguarding the security, reliability, resiliency the prosperity of the digital domain. to group --y intelligence committee is making great strides. much work needs to be done. one thing we know is that private industry will have a huge role to play at the vast majority of the internet is in private hands. protecting it is not something the government can do on its own. but up there with terrorism,

you have artie seen the talent talon-- already seen the sword. rather than having a human being dedicated to driving them, you would instead have been moving along beside or in place of your human troops. that starts to make a little nervous. you can program those things to engage human targets without human intervention. nobody in the losing yes, shoot or don't shoot. with an audiothem detection system that picks up the sound of gunfire and automatically commits to return fire. ivots to return fire. if you have a problem with snipers, he can deploy these. if a sniper takes a shot, you immediately have the ability to shoot back at the position. this reduces coalition cashel to spirit the other hand, it will not take long before our putting children in front of cyber positions. this is the way they will potentially take advantage of our ethics, morality and sapir technology. [laughter] sapir technology. superior technology. about 20 years ago, the u.s. air that came up with a system was designed to buy over a battlefield, look for target and by wi

this year they intend to increase that get the arty submitted to mta to increase the goal to 14%. on december 14, we adopted a specific goal of 5.2%. there some challenges like every project, has challenges, good in this case one of the challenges is executing the agreement to secure all the funding. for example, the state funding has been the rail authority, they're planning on getting it executed in july, june-july timeframe. cap and trade award in august and the one that usually comes at the end, the fta core capacity grant is anticipated for december 2016. now, that date everybody agrees and understands that its aggressive good fta understands is aggressive but doable it caltrans is working as hard as they can to make sure they can meet that date. the other item is that the [inaudible] is behind schedule but the city bus is not of [inaudible] so it's not going to affect revenue service. >> question on the state funding and cap and trade and the core capacity. what amounts are those we can expect? >> the cap and trade, is back in the table here. cap and trade is 113. >> that's

i think is needed is a lot more, i think there are some areas that need physical barriers, others arty have them and some don't. i would say that our current system is obviously a failure, where we concentrate all the agents in large cities, and then we leave the areas in between the cities open, will that is resulting in problems for u.s. citizens and also a lot of debts are people who come into this country illegally, women and children and what have you. hopefully this is -- i know this is what many people in the national border patrol council feel, is that you have to actually increase the resources to the u.s. attorney's office, so that they're going by broken windows theory and prosecuting for smaller crimes and not letting those crimes go for people who enter illegally. you have to increase the resources in the fbi to make sure there is more work to fight public corruption which currently does happen. we had an agent who was accused cell with the federal -- with the gulf cartel. you need those increased resources, you need to have the thee department back off department of justi

by the way belong to the other arty not ours. we can't let this go. we can't put this behind us. not this time. never again. thank you. mr. larson: we'd like to recognize two other united states senators who have come to sit with us here in protest, bob kasich from pennsylvania. -- bob casey from pennsylvania. and the person donald trump loves most to be chatting it up ith, elizabeth warren. [applause] >> no vote! >> no break! >> no vote! >> no break! r. larson: jared houghman. followed by michelle lujan grisham. mr. huffman: i am so proud to be here with every one of you as we do everything in our power to spin that arc of history a little more justice and bring democracy back to the people's house. there is an irony here. the republican leadership has cut the mikes. they have cut the cameras, but far more people are listening to us and watching us on pirated cell phone pictures and youtube videos than ever would have tuned in to c-span. [applause] mr. huffman: something is happening here. have you noticed that the gallery is beginning to fill up with people? [applause] mr. huff

that is pending on a particular site, we have already lost half the battle because that applicant has artie entered into a series of negotiations the property owner has been able to offer cash up front for a long-term lease among other kinds of tenant improvements, i think as one of the small business owners there was interviewed in the video pointed out, these are the kinds of things that are local small businesses are really not able to do. they just don't have the capital,. the city unfortunately, doing the best job we can to offer subsidies to offer technical assistance to upper resources to support small businesses were not doing enough in this is one the reasons i think a lot of the small businesses in this neighborhood have come to us and said, hey, were being pinched out. to commissioner dwight comment about how telling it is that there's this one entity that were grandfather now, i want to read rate this is not something that's intended to just take care of whole foods. that is-is about pending applications and it is anyone in the pipeline. there's other people in the pipeline that

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that is pending on a particular site, we have already lost half the battle because that applicant has artie entered into a series of negotiations the property owner has been able to offer cash up front for a long-term lease among other kinds of tenant improvements, i think as one of the small business owners there was interviewed in the video pointed out, these are the kinds of things that are local small businesses are really not able to do. they just don't have the capital,. the city unfortunately, doing the best job we can to offer subsidies to offer technical assistance to upper resources to support small businesses were not doing enough in this is one the reasons i think a lot of the small businesses in this neighborhood have come to us and said, hey, were being pinched out. to commissioner dwight comment about how telling it is that there's this one entity that were grandfather now, i want to read rate this is not something that's intended to just take care of whole foods. that is-is about pending applications and it is anyone in the pipeline. there's other people in the pipeline that

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i think is needed is a lot more, i think there are some areas that need physical barriers, others arty have them and some don't. i would say that our current system is obviously a failure, where we concentrate all the agents in large cities, and then we leave the areas in between the cities open, will that is resulting in problems for u.s. citizens and also a lot of debts are people who come into this country illegally, women and children and what have you. hopefully this is -- i know this is what many people in the national border patrol council feel, is that you have to actually increase the resources to the u.s. attorney's office, so that they're going by broken windows theory and prosecuting for smaller crimes and not letting those crimes go for people who enter illegally. you have to increase the resources in the fbi to make sure there is more work to fight public corruption which currently does happen. we had an agent who was accused cell with the federal -- with the gulf cartel. you need those increased resources, you need to have the thee department back off department of justi

president obama and the democratic arty know there is no greater responsibility than protecting the american people and we understand the indispensable role the united states must continue to play promoting peace and prosperity. >> the next set of speakers will provide recommendations to guide and shape our 2016 platform to show america's role in the world. we provide for the safety and they know what requires security of the american people. and that that requires close collaboration with allies, cultivating partnerships with new friends and centers of influence and strong american leadership. and now for the first witness, we will call the former assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor. he is currently the professor of ethics at finance at nyu's stern school of business. before that he served in the state department and led with human rights first. thank you. >> it's a pleasure to be here. as you said, i had diverse experience both in academia and government and with the nongovernmental sector. my comments reflect that. first a broad comment. both inside the gov

the whole world watching, as they say, didn't even compare that to the government shutdown that his .arty did last year and caused millions of dollars to this country. and people who had planned vacations to national parks and to washington, d.c., anyway. we all know that. host: what do you think the sit-in did accomplish? caller: i think it got the attention of everybody. everybody who did not -- like our caller said earlier, for people who do not watch c-span -- in my case, msnbc, and fau tch nothing but fox or entertainment -- faux entertainment, i think it got their attention. hopefully it got the attention f people who are sit-on-my-hands type people. and hopefully, again, hopefully, it got the attention , people who are apolitical another way of saying they sit on their hands. .ut people who are apolitical because they're sick and tired of the fighting. now, as nancy pelosi said, this esn't have to be, as well as immigration law, bill, does not have to be politicized. it should not be. it's a human rights law. it should -- or it should be a human rights law. but because we can't get

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a lot of us have artie in a letter for tonight. what is he him a couple weeks ago on this point. if the leave cap wins, at the prime minister who brought the referendum, you have a duty to see it through. he has a strong sense of duty recognize he will has the support of his colleagues. >> what happens next this is uncharted territory. none of us can accurately predict what happens next? what is your sense of the next few steps? the trend is, does look to be heading towards leave. some of the big cities are to vote. whatever happens, this is uncharted territory. , think even a remain win now it throws up all sorts of big questions in the air. next,leave, what happens there is this desire to the conservative party, whether he can stomach that, i think you would. -- he would. labor party, there will be questions. tom: is jeremy corbyn finished? >> i don't think there's anybody who can safely think that he connected with so many of these people who would be lost. scotland and in similar in parts of north of england. i think the whole question of the union comes into view. scotland h

leaving the eu and you have artie run through the market reaction. -- already run through the market reaction. jonathan: matt miller in berlin, i want to cross over to you, the market reaction stunning. today, it finally went below zero. matt: an amazing move. theprofessor apparently new sun was going to go probe exit -- pro brexit so i hope he was -- they came out in support of it. i think shocked the market this morning and as a result had german bunds dropping six basis points. we were up almost three 100th of 1% and now we are down to a loss of about 21 hundredths of 1%. barnes coming below zero for the first time. if you lend money to the german government you are getting no return. a lot of investors i think are counting on everyone else running for safety. you still can make money obviously on these bonds if they continue to rise in price and that has been the story over the past couple of months. it is not about obviously a yield. you are not buying these bonds for a return. alix: guy, what really interests me from a standpoint when it comes to sterling it's how much more sho

opened up limited where you're aware of it or not to complain about with this commission in may as artie been dismissed. when i filed actually in april authority dismissed and the one i filed inmate was investigated for two whole days before they dismissed it. it was done by -the person i told you when i went in november dissuaded me from trying to filing the complaint in the first place and so i think she was totally prejudiced against them. there is no impartiality whatsoever. the so-called investigations or something i completely understand. the sole purpose was to dismiss the complaint and deny me a public hearing. a public hearing would result in serious consequences for both supervisor mark farrell and the san francisco public library in particular, luis herrera the city librarian. as far as mark farrell goes, you know very well he would never have shown up to a hearing. that looking for you, certainly. in fact, he probably would've found his nose at you just as he did the sunshine ordinance task force and not even sending someone to their hearings. while embarrassing for you, you