practical world of education and figurehead of what activists and parents across the country see as an organized push to privatized education and commercialize the entire k. through twelve system for more insight on this rising national debate and how it is played out at a local level in the indiana school system sean stone earlier sat down with doug marman investigative journalist and author of hoosier school heist what trump is as promised in terms of. during his campaign certainly seem to be an advocate of privatizing public education broadbent's he develops. into to run the education department and you mention to do both family having tremendous ties to the overall process of privatizing public schools so a tells you more about what the divorced family has done in that on that along that agenda and what they're what betty davis is trying to spearhead now. yeah twenty team one does not try to taunt two thousand and seven two thousand and eight there was a political posture that an indiana collusions for economic growth pact this money was they were receiving money from something called the am

because it infuses everything that we do as an organization, as an organization now. we developed in response and totally leaned into this in the conversation with proposition b, developing some equity metrics to evaluate how we're delivering services all around the city. and we created what we referred to as equity zones and our equity zones are those census tracks in the city that have the highest 20% incident rates of a variety of vulnerable population charactecharacteristics. and then we locate the parks, and all of the parks within a five minute walk of those sens us is tracks and -- census tracks and as a result we have been able to make stronger data comparisons on how we're delivering services in distinct sectors of the city and they all have equity zones and are outside of equity zones so it's actually a bit more precise and targeted in understanding how we're delivering services than simply a much broader district, supervisor district by supervisor district comparison. and i think that what this chart shows is that some of our initiatives here -- before i ta

i'm here today as an organization, we are here today to support the sfmta staff recommended improvements. this is really a once in a generation opportunity to over haul a major muni corridor in support of vision zero and our transit-first policy. there is really no room for compromise, we really must get this right. i recognize and as an organization we recognize that stop removal is controversial, no one wants to take away a stop from a senior or a person with disability, but we recognize that muni can't stop at every corner and difficult decisions need to be made to get riders where they need to go and make transit competitive. san francisco transit riders believe the additional l taraval stop removal before you today balance the stops well. if you do not approve these removals we urgently insist full boarding islands are installed at every stop. it's my understanding at the last board meeting regarding l taraval if the pilot failed, islands would be installed. every stop that remains has a full boarding island. i want to commend supervisor katy tang. and i want to thank the board and

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ones we will carry forward as an organization. >> sharks ending five-game road trip in winnipeg.iod, jets up sharks cut the lead in half with 5:15 left in the period. going off far post and in. san jose down one. unfortunately call, chris tyranny, gets called for goaltender interference. bad call and jets take advantage. double deflection. matthew pe row gets credit and sharks fall 4-1. finality of losing a playoff game is so abrupt, sort of like my sport cast. >> well you get do it all over again at it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> let's get one last check of doppler radar. >> drew tuma says the real rain will arrive tomorrow. >> level 3 storm on the storm impact scale meaning possible flooding and power outages. drew will have an update at 6:

i wonder if you can assess the capability to fulfill that role and as an organization how vulnerable is it? first of all i will repeat they are doing a good job in iran. it's a heavy load for these organization. they have to have a lot more boots on the ground than they ever have supplemented by all of the additional technologies than it has allowed them to an employee. in terms of the capabilities, i feel today quite confident in their abilities. there is part of the confidence that stems from the fact that national laboratories are significant with the training inspectors and in terms of both technologies, so i think it is a question of sustaining support for the agency. in fact, whether it is the agency or the employment of national means of trying to understand what's going on. but i've sometimes said as an example i have great news for you we just got you 25 years of surveillance of uranium supply chain. the bad news is good t he's goto stick to it for 25 years. so, if there's also frankly leadership issue is making sure that peace issues of verification, transparency over a long

he bought the united states men's gymnastics team to use as an organ farm.>- ugh. - he has unlimited money and resources and could sue this show out of existence if he wanted to. - so we could lose our jobs. i have kids. they're gonna laugh at me until i cry. - and i need health insurance. i have a high-risk pregnancy because i plan to give birth in the eye of a hurricane. - hey, look! he's a nebraska man. like me. i'll just go and talk to him, husker to husker. - absolutely do not do that. greg and katie produced the piece. you two need to review every scrap of evidence and make sure your story is airtight. i don't care how long it takes. just lock yourselves in a room and do it. do it all night if you have to. we're both professional coworkers, so... [zip] be cool, you two! [knock on door] - hey, greg, you got a minute? - not really. katie and i have to double-check our smug meadow farms story. it's gonna take all night to get through these document

on economic injustice has spanned decades and so in the united states if he's well regarded as an organization that is credible is does bold and courageous work stands for injustice regardless of who was affecting you know the organization has helped not only the jews escape from germany but also. today against apartheid the apartheid system in south africa it's held the have slaves escaped during the post and. in the united states and so this is. not. new to our work this is intrinsic to our work and so we are known for our work from building peace and justice boldly and so this is not going to stop us or deter us from continuing with our messages. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for the closure of the un's agency for palestinian refugees but he stopped short of insisting on an immediate end to u.s. funding for palestinians and it follows a threat from u.s. president donald trump to stop supporting the un's relief and works agency known as n roll i mean mr mcculloch everybody called home program and i completely agree with president trump's harsh criticism of it's an org

economic injustice has spanned decades and so in the united states if a sees well regarded as an organization that is credible does bold and courageous work stance for injustice regardless of who was affecting you know the organization has helped not only the jews escape from germany but also. to against apartheid the apartheid system in south africa it's held the have slaves escaped during the most and. in the united states and so this is. not. new to our work this is intrinsic to our work and so we are known for our work from putting peace and justice boldly and so this is not going to stop us or deter us from continuing with our messages. one of hollywood's biggest events of the year the golden globe awards has wrapped up in beverly hills but the ceremony which usually focuses on the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry has more of a somber tone this year many actors filmmakers in producers were accused of sexual misconduct in two thousand and seventeen including hollywood heavyweights producers harvey weinstein and actor kevin spacey many of those in attendance were all black a

she's also worked as an independent organic inspector for pennsylvania certified organic and served several terms onboard of drebtors. i congratulate her on this well deserved recognition. i thank her for her contributions to the industry. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized or one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to introduce my guest for the state of the union, marko chavez. marko is a veteran who served his country honorably, came home, and was deported to mexico. now, mr. chavez was born in mexico. he was brought to c as an infant. he served in the marine corps as a lawful permanent resident before being deported. california governor brown granted him a full and unconditional pardon for a minor crime had he done, but he was separated from his family for 16 years. it is an injustice that we can -- we

practical world of education and figurehead of what activists and parents across the country see as an organized push to privatized education and commercialize the entire k. through twelve system for more insight on this rising national debate and how it is played out of a local level in the indiana school system sean stone earlier sat down with doug marman investigative journalist and author of hoosier school heist but trump has as promised in terms of. during his campaign certainly seemed to be an advocate of privatizing public education brought betsy develops. into to run the education department and you mentioned a diverse family having tremendous ties to the overall process of privatizing public schools so a tells you more about what the divorced family has done in that on that along that agenda and what they're what betty divorce is trying to spearhead now. yeah twenty one those not trying to twenty two thousand and seven two thousand and eight there was a political process in indiana collusions for economic growth pact this money was they were receiving money from something called the ame

as an organization where different tendencies converge on are expressed both politically and militarily they also have an historical issue with timing they're unable to understand when it's the right moment for doing or not doing something this attack happened at the worst possible time public opinion not only rejected them but also closed the political space government had to continue negotiation the year lynn says it's willing to take part in another ceasefire but its attacks will continue until the moment it's agreed upon the truth is that unlike the successful talks with five gravels who signed the peace deal with the government a year ago the negotiations with a year alone seem increasingly bound for failure living the dream of a colombia completely at peace in its stead troth i listen to them. now the u.s. military is changing its guidelines for the use of wireless gadgets following revelations that fitness tracking this can disclose sensitive military positions a global map of routes used by iran and lists posted online by fitness tracking companies traveler reveals the outlines

practical world of education and figurehead of what activists and parents across the country see as an organized push to privatized education and commercialize the entire k. through twelve system for more insight on this rising national debate and how it is played out of a local level in the indiana school system sean stone earlier sat down with doug marman investigative journalist and author of hoosier school heist but trump has as promised in terms of. he's during his campaign certainly seem to be an advocate of privatizing public education broadbent's he develops obviously and to to run the education department you mention to devote family having tremendous ties to the overall process of privatizing public schools so a tells me more about what a diverse family has done in that on that along that agenda and what they're what betsy devotes is trying to spearhead now. yeah twenty team one those are trying to twenty two thousand and seven two thousand and eight there was a political process in indiana collusions for economic growth pact this money was they were receiving money from something call

became the main source of information for many american conservatives it's the sensually served as an organ for sort of the trap of man. trump seems to have instinctively sensed that the vision of the world breitbart projected would touch a nerve with broad segments of the american electorate the key was anxiety. people wanted to describe the trump voters as angry i'm not sure they were angry i think they were more fearful worried concerned scared about about the future in the spring of two thousand and sixteen if we looked at the people who were voting in republican primaries these people were very concerned about terrorism very concerned about immigration they they saw the two of them working together as creating a threat an exodus an ex extensional threat to the to the united states and this was something that was. being spoken about by donald trump and not necessarily by other republican candidates. during the campaign often took to social media to feed public anxieties. conspiracy theories essentially become weapons of mass manipulation hard to believe . courting to promote a fact an i

cash as communications director at the sunrise movement as an organization working on climate change she says the oil drilling plan is potentially catastrophic it's a complete disgrace and it's very clear that this plan is only going to further enrich is all the fossil fuel our eyes while committing the rest of the world to catastrophic climate change threatening local economies and the environment in twenty ten we saw the b.p. oil spill devastate the gulf coast over two hundred million gallons of oil into the ocean. by fisherman's livelihoods damaged the coastline and wreaked havoc on the wildlife we depend on and love and those communities are still recovering the plant and they'll today will undoubtedly caused more harm and it's not a matter of if it's really a matter when hot air balloon that was carrying tourists and southern egypt has crashed say media has confirmed that one american tourist has been killed and seven others of various nationalities injured it happened just outside the city of luxor . egyptian branch of i saw is calling for attacks on the palestinian group hamas

surfrider as an organization with chapters in a lot of locations. so we sent an email to all the chapters around europe. and as it happened there were no jocks you know on the island of corsica. had just received an invitation from a company called dan c. to take a look at its new modern sewage treatment plant. in prison it's really just you're. going to capital city they've got to grow sure. i've got it here somewhere they send it to me all you saw this is it. going well you know i saw the photos we sent them and compared them with the picture and they said on the view this is in france why was there so i mean do. you want it so now that we know what they were and what they were for. we were able to start investigating. you know when we knew they were used in water treatment plants and we visited sewage plants that used. water treatment is done in several stages. in the first stage grids are used to retain the larger floating materialism hugh. limits the grids get smaller and smaller. and when they're no longer small enough a different process is em

dino: there's a risk, but we have been here for 20 years as an organization.e've never seen anything like what you have seen the last couple of years. this feels like a . >> you are sticking around. a lot to talk about. the confusion.t the doj says the central bank governor did not revise the inflation outlook. a look at the comments he made in davos. what is going on here? hear what he said later in the program. plus, a sweet spot for the global economy. is the lack of worry worrying in itself? that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: davos has wrapped up for another year -- crumbling finally. the global economic forum was, the global economy is what the imf director described as a sweet spot. however, policymakers don't have their can stash have their concerns about what 2018 may bring. -- they have their concerns about what 2018 may bring. ♪\ >> it was a good year for inflows, every market. 2018 will be a little harder. i think it will be a connection and spot -- stocks versus bond market. " continue if the first couple of weeks of the year are any indicatio

an organ donor. imagine what you could make possible. learn more and sign up as an organ, eye and tissue donor.o to organdonor.gov. lou: joining me tonight, dr. sebastian gorka, former strategist to president trump, now a fox business national security strategist. and sit great to have you with us. let's turn, if we may, to d dav, america first and the president, he never ceases to amaze me with his both rhetorical flourishes and the effect he has on an audience, selling america first in an audience of globalist elites i think is a pretty amazing fete he's pulled off. >> this is the heart of darkness for globalization. this is the elite of the elite, the individuals who think they know better than the actual voters that put them into their positions. and some of these mega, mel ga wealthy people, the richer they get, the more socialist they seem to get in their politics and in goes donald trump with a very simple message. i'm here to tell you that america is back and national sovereignty is back. we don't have a closed economic system. everybody's boat can rise. and if you want a slice of the p

to be clear that we do not believe what occurred tuesday night in any way defines who we are as an organizationh: he also said he is looking for the man who shot that video. he says he wants to thank that man. looking for him. an able to find him. we did find him. we spoke to him and he said this. >> for a moment there i didn't see anything strange. then the wind blew. and her hospital gown rose and i saw all of her glory and i realized something was wrong. >> well, the other big question here tonight is what is going to happen to security guards or any other employee who was involved in the decision to leave the woman on the street. that simply a question he cannot answer tonight because the investigation is ongoing. live in baltimore, back to you in the studio. alison: keep us posted. thank you. a day in general assembly session maryland house of delegates voted to override the veto of hogan's sick leave. no word when the senate could vote but it's expected to be close. larry: thousands of people losing their jobs as wal-mart is closing 63 sam's club stores nationwide. a store in baltimore sh

. >> the raiders as an organization and their fan base are going through a lot right now.ed to las vegas, no head coach, high expectations, and everything just fell apart. where does the team stand?>> that is a great question. i think the bigger question was is this decision strictly a football decision or partially driven by making a splash with the expectation of moving to las vegas in a couple of years. i don't know the answer that question, but given the track record, i would not be surprised if there was a little bit of both. jack del rio is a pretty good head coach. the record says that. if you look at the numbers on jon gruden, then they are not that different. they were much better here in oakland, but if you include his time in tampa bay, and he did win the super bowl in tampa bay, but the career numbers are not that vastly different. >> what you think jack del rio could end up? >> i think he has a really good degree as a defensive coordinator as he came from denver prior to his time here at oakland. i think there is an excellent chance you could reservice very qu

. >> mayor lee's family says they were proud of his decision to register as an organ and tissue donor. >> family in kentucky is blaming a drug company for flooding the state with massive amounts of opioids. mckesson is the second largest company in california. it distributed for man 18 million doses of opioids over seven years thap that's about 47 7 opioid pills for every person living in that county. they responded to the questions we asked. they said the information is unsupported. they distribute opioids only to pharmacies that are dea registered and state licensed. mckesson said they are outone li just one link to the opioid distribution. >> russian bots didn't stop interfering with u.s. politics after 2016 election. senator dianne feinstein said they are at work right now and she is demand had answers from twitter and facebook. she sent a letter to the ceos of the companies today signed by california congressman adam schiff. they claim russian bots and troels boosted the use after certain hashtag by nearly 300,000 percent. the hashtag was release the memo. republican paper critic

very very difficult phase here in the united states there has long been an understanding that as an organization an institution like the f.b.i. the chief law enforcement agency of the united states was just a measure of respect and if a person of the credibility of bob muller were to present evidence and information the president's wrong doing that that would carry great weight regardless of your political affiliation but what seems to be happening here in the united states is that republicans have decided that they are going all in for trump they are no longer just going to wait for the evidence and give it a fair hearing that they've rather been engaging in a long effort to undermine the credibility of the f.b.i. and the special counsel's investigation itself to try and concoct an alternate theory of what's been going on and you heard the president say a little bit of it in your lead into this segment where he said this is a made up story while the republicans in congress are trying to put some meat on that very very thin bone by concocting some kind of trump plot within the f.b.i. with secret

said that, i ever to reiterate as well that the reason that we did not include the dossier per se as an organicart of the intelligence community assessment we published on january 6th of 2017 in which we briefed to then president trump on that day was we could not, in the time we had, corroborate the second or third order assets that were used to compile it. but as far as christopher steele's own credibility, we didn't have any question about that. >> now, that's an important point. let's clarify that. then i want to get into what the transcript makes clear of this particular senate committee. there is a notion that the reason that they have to go after the dossier is it's all you guys had. the fbi based everything they did, the intelligence from the dni on down, based everything on this dossier. you got nothing else? >> that is incorrect, completely incorrect. the reporting we did was drawn from other sources entirely, in which we had very high confidence. that was one of the ground rules we set for ourselves. i say we. the fbi, nsa and my office. we had a high confidence level of anything tha

so as a consequence, we did not include the dossier as an organic part of the intelligence communityssessment that we rendered about russian interference in which we had very high confidence. even then, there were some things in the does cray that were corroborated in our report, notably the intense animus that president putin has personally for hillary clinton, and their determination that they wanted trump to win the election. so there are things in those 17 documents that were corroborated separately, with high confidence in the intelligence community assessment. but not all of it. >> and was it corroborated before or after, in other words did you already have some of this information, then you received the dossier, you thought, oh, well, this corroborates what we already have? >> exactly, pam. that's kind of the sequence. i personally didn't learn about the dossier, i'm late to this movie, until about the second week of december, is when i first even knew about it. it was around, it had been for some time before that. >> the president likes to say, as do his most ardent supporter

you know, what do we do as an organization with all of our tenants? and so we've come up with these three alternative tas we think do take care of a party that is going to make an investment and us as organization that needs to continue to run ferry concession services and we have ways to handle that. it is thinking ahead. being fair and being proactive. they think we're into the conservancy lease and this is one deviation from the term sheet with the two 10-year options to extend. and there was a lot of reasons that we all collectively felt this would be beneficial to not only us but to our partners here at the park service as well as the public and that is consistency of the visitor experience and what that means and how the visitors are really being treated when they come on to this site. it was highly important that the conservancy is one of the lead partners here with the park service, continuing to be involved in the site should that be extend. it is fot always extended if the general agreement is extended. they have to do everything we require o

will be doing under whatever the affordable care act takes in the future, it has cost to us as an organization. we should recognize that. >> yes, and we will. we will look back at the original implementation and then probably do a comparison on what it took for 2018. >> president scott: thank you. a couple of things that you are going to see highlighted in each division, tearing apart the strategic plan and the annual report as far as the format of it and information and redoing it. tin cle we do a strategic plan, this meeting, we have decided to postpone that to march at this point so the new director can be on board and provide input. annual report should be completed and up for your -- an action item in february. you can see that each division now is focussed on updating those two reports. finance and accounting, another fun time of year for them, as we begin the budget. development to meet the targets presented to us by the mayor's office, and we'll have further information later with pamela. communications, again, communications plays an integral role in the 74,000 confirmation letters. a

you're in contract -- i'll take dcys as an example, they contract and provide funding with many nonprofits. as long as they're in contract and contracted with organizations and have multi-year contracts they're incumbent. it wouldn't be clawed back unless they voluntarily closed them out, but they're the ones -- the department has the flexibility to figure out if those funds by the nonprofit grantees would be clawed back to the fund. they're the clearest example i can offer because they provide so many grant funds to nonprofits opposed to capital improvements. if the controller's office wants to share or elaborate further, let me know. >> just to confirm that your description of it is accurate. typically grant or contract once entered into the whole amount in the budget. >> so i hope that eases a lot of the fears i heard during public comment and from supervisor yee in that respect -- >> can you reiterate that again? i want you to reiterate it one more time for the record and everybody. once a budget is submitted, it's -- >> once a grant or contract is agreed, the whole amount is encumbered even if it's going to be paid overtime by monthly a lotment. >>

white house and the president's republican supporters in congress to all start trashing the fbi as an organization and start personally going after individual high-ranking officials in the fbi trying to pick them off one by one in terms of credibility and role as corroborating witnesses. in this new reporting that's just been posted by the new york times, michael schmidt says robert mueller obtained independent occo-o claims. we know that the fbi opened a counter intelligence investigation into the trump campaign and ties to russia in the summer of 2016. so in the summer of the presidential campaign. james comey was the director of the fbi. he stayed on when trump became president. then trump became president and in may of 2017, trump fired james kcomey. initially the white house offered a shaky explanation trump had to be fired about something how he handled the clinton e-mail investigation months earlier. that did not last. the president soon spilled the beans and told nbc's lester holt in fact, the russia investigation had been on his mind when he decided he had to fire james comey. he then als

this is a team that has made it very clear as an organization they do not want to play in oakland, butgo to las vegas. so please still care about us while we are here is kind of a lame duck theme, and i will be in the category that i like to move and make covering the team a very provocative thing, but i do emphasize and understand with the people that say you are gone and get out of here i don't care.>> switching things over to the 49ers, jimmy garoppolo is making a lot of people happy. he is doing so well. how long do you think he will be around? >> we haven't learned anything new other than when mike shanahan and the general manager spoke to the media they made it clear as jimmy grokked below -- drop low -- jimmy garoppolo completed 67% of his passes and did throw seven touchdowns, but did have five interceptions. but john lynch made it clear they are going to do everything they can to lock this guy up multiple years. >> we are going to work hard to keep him a severs in 49er for a long time. we are happy with the way he played and that he has some abilities that are unique. we would

president and i served alongside him, and he was indispensable to me, to our work as a board as an organizationin any way related to pan am 103 was an education alone. he always had his antennas out keeping us up-to-date with any news here in the united states and in the uk, and even beyond. he would arrange for conference calls with representatives from the administration, regardless of which administration was in office, from and white house chief of staff to director of the cia, fbi, senators, folks in congress, regardless of party affiliation. he knew it was important to us. never to be relegated to the back burner to keep our case and our cause known to those in power. last spring as our board elections were to be discussed, frank indicated he you like top down as president but still remain on the board. we understood and respected and wanted to honor that decision and were very happy easter wanted to serve on the board. our board hold several meetings during the year, and that our summer meeting last july we managed to keep a secret from him. and he was present but we managed to keep a se

brand could suffer as a result of president trump's popularity and as it ebbs and flows >> we as an organizationwe signed a commercial deal with the trump organization to build with us two golf courses we opened the first golf course february 20th. we're happy with the design, the quality. it's one of the best golf courses not in the middle east but around the world the second golf course is under way, i don't see an impact or affect on our business we're doing business as usual. our sales will be up >> you also mentioned you're looking to sell about a 15% stake in the company what's the right price you're looking for? >> the question was was i willing to sell some stake in the country. is it 5%, 10%, 15%, depends on the market, the price and timing >> what's your outlook for the dubai property market in particular, given what we've seen over the past couple of years, and there's fears of overcapacity there >> i don't see a danger of capacity we have half a billion units in dubai. we are growing at 3% to 4% in the last three years we produced less than 10,000 units. going forward, i don't see mo

hamas as an organization has been already recognized as a terrorist organization by the united statesand so therefore simply saying that the leader now is being singled out for individual doesn't nation as a terrorist is not a huge difference although it will place individual think sions on him as a person and so it's more about the message the than the actual practical implementation is that so what is the message exactly so it's another example of president donald trump appealing to his base and working more on the domestic policy platform. in order to reinforce his strong anti terrorists right or ak and so this is that is an easy kind of stone that he can throw his supporters and it seems very much is i mean given the totality of the of the trump policy towards israel palestine it seems very much as though it's designed to exacerbate a huge amount of pressure particularly on the palestinians in order to force them to the negotiating table i'm just wondering do you think it will work. know won't work because first of all hamas has never been a party to the negotiating talks with the

that is our brand constitution, who we are as an organization.'t think they're mutually rooted. we want to make sure that our fans and front office and players are pulling in the same direction to have successful in oakland. >> other than howard terminal and coliseum, has any new site popped up, or wild ideas. >> our parking lot is off limits, by the way. >> you don't want to take public transit. >> there are really three finalists like we said before. howard, peralta, coliseum. they can be privately financed and make the most sense. >> you have to be mad at peralta. did you feel like you got blindsided? >> we're not mad at anyone. i think from the beginning we wanted -- >> that was your number one. >> it was a process and we wanted to make sure we engaged their community and made it as much their decision oz our decision. this is a big deal. >> how are you going about it this time. >> we learned from what happened. we will keep the open and transparent communication with fans and community groups and we want to have a solution that works for eve