trump and others associated with it conspired with the russian government in its efforts to interfere in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. or sought to obstruct the federal investigations. in the report the special counsel noted that in completing his investigation, he employed 19 lawyers who were assisted by a team of approximately 40 fbi agents, intelligence analysts, forensic accountants and other professional staff. the special counsel issued more than 2800 subpoenas, executed nearly 500 search warrants, obtained more than 230 orders for communication records, issued almost 50 orders authorizing use of pen registers -- which is tapping someone's phone, getting their phone numbers -- made 13 requests to foreign governments for evidence and interviewed approximately 500 witnesses. the special counsel's obtained a number of indictments and convictions of individuals and entities in connection with his investigation, all of which have been publicly disclosed. during the course of the investigation, special counsel also referred several matters to other offices for further action. t

the conservative mp, nick boles, has resigned from his local party association.s deselection because of his stance on brexit — having spoken out against leaving the eu without a deal. mr boles said he intends to remain as mp for grantham and stamford. councillor matthew lee is a senior member of the grantham and stamford conservative association. he denied the members were all against mr boles. the view that nick seems to be portraying of our association is that we are all against him. that we are all hard brexiteers and it is just not true. the last meeting of our executive management committee many people, including me, spoke in nick's favour, and we are not all against him. there are some people that disagree with him but, in any family, in any group, there are always different views. you come together or you try to come together and you move on as a unit. we are just at a loss to understand why nick thinks we are all against him because that's just not true. i've speaking to the conservative mp, who told me about his shock and surprise at nick boles decision

street, the visitor out merchant association , fillmore street association, pate street association, ingleside merchants association, inner sunset merchant association, sacramento street merchant association, union street, valencia corridor merchant association, and west portal merchant association. my second item, today i am substituting my legislation requiring brick-and-mortar businesses to accept cash from customers who want to buy food or services. i want to thank my colleagues and cosponsors after talking with my colleagues and business owners, and folks in the community about my cash requirement legislation, i'm substituting the file today to ensure that brick-and-mortar businesses like amazon go can no longer deny goods and services to san franciscans who do not have access to baking services. companies like amazon and nestÉe , owner of the blue bottle , are making record profits. for the second year in a row, amazon will not pay federal income taxes on $11 billion in profits. they can afford to hire employees to accept cash or come up with some other solution for accepting c

i cannot speak for what's going on in his local association, i am not there, iam in his local associatione some of them want to leave without a deal but as nick has pointed out because the country is not properly prepared for that, it would be a huge risk to leave without a deal. we have to find a way of delivering the referendum result but that does not mean we crash out. and also does not mean we have a second referendum which would bea have a second referendum which would be a political calamity and lead to huge mistrust in our political system. white smack as you say, you share similar views with nick boles, calf, do you have what is you might be deselected as well? i had my meeting this morning with the local conservative association and they were all very sympathetic. i voted against a second referendum, iam very i voted against a second referendum, i am very worried about the long delay for article 50, i will accept a short one but i worry about a long one andi a short one but i worry about a long one and i was readopted a few months ago. on the whole, most conservative members are

to associate with it is dangerous and offensive. —— by s associate with it is dangerous and offensivehe violence that was enacted yesterday was against everyday muslim people and the majority of the victims of islamic violence as well. just in terms of trying to tackle this. you talked about the responsibility of people in mainstream communication, the media oi’ mainstream communication, the media or politicians not casually deploying these kind of stereotypes against muslims. what about going forward from that. what can be done? i think it is a welcome and it is comforting and none of us can imagine what those families are feeling today and what those communities are feeling today in christchurch. thoughts and prayers are welcome but what communities wa nt are welcome but what communities want and other minority groups who are at the blunt end of violence is to be protected. and for them to be seen for what they are. your charity tries to improve people's sense of belonging to society. one of the things that struck me when you look ata things that struck me when you look at a lot of

, an honor, president, of the young war veteran association.ne have a happy and wonderful chinese new year. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, eddie and glenn, and now coming from visitation valley, we have the visitation valley neighborhood association dancing a group performance for all of us. please welcome mrs. kayling wong. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you to the visitation valley neighborhood association. [ applause ] and now our final performance for the evening, someone truly special, i want to introduce you to our 2019 ms. chinatown usa, katherine wu. [ applause ] she will be playing tonight for all of us to listen to, and she's one of my personal favorites, because we've actually volunteered so many times together at community events. please welcome ms. katherine wu. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you, katherine. i'd like to also acknowledge two other individuals who have joined us this evening, the community college school board, ivy lee, as well as our san francisco usd

it will not be him, not least because he has resigned from the local association.cted 12 years ago. he was widely regarded as a bit of a rising star. why are you so disappointed in him? i think the first thing is, our electorate voted decisively to leave, 61% to 39% to leave the eu and neck, first of all, has seemingly at odds with that decision and he has stated quite openly that he would be prepared to resign the conservative whip in the house of commons if things did not go the way he wanted. i do think there was a lot of unrest. obviously within the last week or so, he has voted against the prime minister several times. he has been wanting to... he has undermined the negotiating position, try to undermine, the position, try to undermine, the position of the prime minister and government when they are trying to get this deal sorted out. he does point out that he has voted for the prime minister's deal. yes, he has voted for the prime minister deal. this week he has said he is not going to countenance a new deal with any terms and he will stop that happening and

what is the local conservative association said?basically saying they think mr boles should take what they describe as the honourable course of action and resign his seat. they referred to it asa resign his seat. they referred to it as a betrayal of the local constituency party because the look constituency party because the look constituency party because the look constituency party is the people who selected them to beat their mp in the first place. we heard from matthew lee, association member, who said mr boles‘ assessment of them as not sharing his values are not reflective of how they really are. the view that nick seems to be portraying of our association is that we are all against him, that we are all hard brexiteers — and it isjust not true. i mean, the last meeting of our executive management committee — many people, including me, spoke in nick's favour. we are not all against him, there are some people that disagree with him, but in any family, any group, there are always different views. you try to come together, though,

in some ways the association is like other alumni associations, but like all things at west point, it's much more. the association provides mentorship and fellowship for younger alums, but often these alums are also returning veterans who need a hand when they come back. it supports local chapters across the country and around the world, but for a group as far-flung as west point grads, this gives them a sense of community when they're far from homed. it also helps graduates who have been hurt. and it even offers a professional memorial service coordinator to help grieving families navigate the funeral process at west point, when that difficult time arrives. these are the kind of people that make up the long gray line and the west point association of graduates. they are fiercely committed to our country, and to each other. during times of division, west point graduates still rally around their shared values and experiences to build bridges and remind us -- all of us, what it is to be an american. congratulations to the west point association of graduates for 150 years of connecting dis

manafort passed polling data to that associate.prosecutors say that was at the heart of their investigation. >> nor has the smoke cleared around roger stone. mueller claims that stone was coordinating with trump campaign officials at the same time he talked to wicks about tkileaks s from democrats. >> even though the president may be absolved by mueller, investigations spawned by mueller's probe brought down several members of the inner circle, among 37 criminal defendants, there have been seven who pled guilty including manafort, his deputy rick gates, michael flynn and of course michael cohen his long time fixer and personal lawyer. >> cohen implicated the president in a hush money case. >> for the record, individual number one is president donald j. trump. >> and legal trouble still lurks for the president and his inner circle. other investigations are picking up momentum. >> among the targets, the trump inaugural committee and the trump organization and also being investigated for alleged insurance fraud. >> did the president e

vice admiral bono, are you aware the american medical association, the american psychiatric association, amongst others, have issued statements reflecting the consensus that a transgender bean as no basis in medical science? >> yes ma'am. chairwoman speier: keith -- representative: can you think of any other situation where military professionals have issued such a resounding statement on military policy? bono: we are following the advice of our own transgender servicemembers, being able to watch to see what the transition and their care and compasses. and so much of what we have learned has been based on the care that we have been able to give our trans servicemembers in the past couple of years, and that is slightly different. : how is itive how i divergent? vice admiral bono: their behavioral health visits are 22 visits per person, as opposed to two visits for non-gender dysphoric servicemembers. we also see a higher rate of suicidal ideation, so we take those things into consideration as we are looking at the data and the statements from those professional societies. representative:

and then i say no we should start something the association that will help. the band members to help us is model you know. cutting phenols. events the way being used like even up to come sailing or even. going to test you know all. of the dead as you know and they all those things. and that i think that's how all the like as how how how i think the association will be employed and for the. moment. gloria and the other members of her club are eager to improve the image of metal heads in their town and they also do volunteer community work together such as picking up litter in the neighborhood. in botswana wearing black leather and listening to metal is often considered satanist their clothing and imposing appearance are often met with fear and suspicion another thing the association wants to change but gloria herself has far more ambitious plans for the club she wants to see its members learning to help themselves and each other. tomorrow the metal heads from our own will be traveling across the country to make their presence felt at a wedding. gloria is also

. >>> next on american history tv we talk with donald fixico from the western history association. he describes current areas of study for western historians and have a field of american history has changed over the last decade. this is about 15 minutes. >>> joining us from san antonio is donald fixico. he has a history professor at arizona state university. for the purposes of our conversation today, the president of the western history association, which gathered in san antonio earlier this year. explain what the organization is all about. >> the western history organization is really scholars and students, particularly graduate students, were very interested in the american west. we have been coming to this annual conference around various parts of the country. this year we are in san antonio. it was established in 1961 in santa fe, the first meeting. we have been meeting ever since. >> explained some of the topics you discussed, some of the speakers, and some of the panels and presentations. >> there are about 120 sessions at this conference. it is a rather large conference. th

biden delivered a speech to the international association of firefighters in washington d.c. this morning. he got an enthusiastic welcome and hinted at a 2020 presidential bid. >> i appreciate the energy you showed when i got up here. save it a little longer. i may need it in a few weeks. n could be a keyobilizing force if he decides to run again. >>> still ahead, kim kardashian west paying it forward. how she's stepping up to help a former inmate. >>> the costly mistakes students may i can when getting student loans. what you should know before taking on all that debt. >>> well, a cold front is currently pushing across the bay area bringing the clouds out there. a live look with our east bay dublin cam and now here's a look with our roof cam at coit tower. we'll talk about how strong the winds will get as we go through the day. >>> members of congress grilled the wells fargo ceo today over the bank's controversial practices. >> can you give me your personal assurance that this is the end of customer harm? >> i can't promise you perfection but what i can promise you is that t

in other news — tory mp nick boles quits his local conservative association in the face of efforts toeselect him as the candidate for the next election. a leaked eu document appears to confirm that the uk will have to hold elections for the european parliament in may, if brexit is extended beyond the beginning ofjuly. wales, england or ireland? three of the teams in action in this afternoon's six nations could win the tournament. and coming up in half an hour, our dateline guests discuss the last week in parliament — with only a fortnight until brexit day. good morning. police in new zealand believe there was only one gunman involved in the shootings at two mosques in christchurch in which 49 people were killed and scores of others injured. 28—year—old australian brenton tarra nt has appeared in court in christchurch, charged with murder. tarrant did not make a plea and the brief hearing was closed to the public because of safety concerns. the shootings were live—streamed and shared widely on social media. shara njit leyl reports from christchurch. a memorial for the victims of the sh

dana: or an associate of the campaign or any u.s. person. i thought that was very interesting. russians were trying to interfere -- ed: and on the hacking specifically, that the russians did hack. they got e-mails from the, the nc according to this letter from the attorney general, as we've known. clinton officials that had their e-mails hacked, disseminated through wikileaks, but not coordinated. no coordination or conspiracy -- dana: right. you think about it, the president has said from the beginning no collusion, it and turns out that robert mueller, the special counsel, agrees. ed: yes. dana: that is stunning news. ed: and perhaps even more important since we've been talking about no collusion since friday, but no one knew for sure the question of obstruction. so let's bring in bret baier because, bret, i think the obstruction part of this is rather remarkable because they're saying that the special counsel did not draw a conclusion one way or the other, presented the evidence to the attorney general. but basically left it up to the attorney general, does not conclude that

, the first meeting of the associators occurred on november 21, 1747. franklin organized units to defend the city of philadelphia against french and spanish privateeers. the 28th infantry division is the oldest continuously serving division in the united states army. it wasn't until 1879 when the 28th i.d. was officially established by governor henry hoyt and designated a red keystone at its symbol. throughout history, the 28th infantry division has answered our country's call to serve in nearly every war. 28th i.d. soldiers fought side by side in the spanish-american war. they earned the nickname iron division in the first world war by general john pershing after a stand in france. this decorated division still goes by this storied nickname. the infantry men stepped on-shore on omaha beach and was the first division to parade through paris after its liberation. they were also deployed for duty during the korean war. in present day, its operations have continued in places like bosnia, kosovo, kuwait, iraq and afghanistan. i had the distinct pleasure of

to the american bar association, and to the legal profession at large. as a member of the legal profession, and as a member of the judiciary, it is with great pleasure that i introduce our next eager. -- next speaker. a judge to is a protector of the human rights and civil rights of people everywhere who cumber her -- cool,fore her before her. as you have seen in your program. well before her ascension to the 2003, judge jackson's career has been one of dedicated public service that has carried on a fabric -- family legacy dating back several generations. her grandfather, justice robert jackson, not only served as one of the great u.s. supreme court justices, but also was instrumental in arguing successfully for the nor import trials, ratherhe than proceeding with the execution of nazi leaders. several of the lawyers remembered and were recruited to rembergin some of the nu prosecutions. this moment helped establish a just rule of the in germany, and internationally. that remains a foundation of modern, international law. as he often did, judge jackson c

but the sponsorship of the german football association with its national teams is the crown jewel in the portfolio for which it's reportedly willing to shell out as much as thirty million euros a year. beyond that today because of course they'll goal is to sell vehicles and offer mobility to the customers and to deal with these associations and clubs but we also want to accompany the german national team in the coming years back to the heights they once had that's the goal for the euro twenty twenty. one says the d.f.t. can use those millions from v.w. its coffers are less full than in the past the association is dealing with scandals of its own over germany's bid for the two thousand and six world cup that's already cost a lot of money with demands for back taxes. still on the cards analysts say that is the main reason for the abrupt change of sponsor after forty six years with mercedes. the new team bus now comes from v.w. subsidiary m.a.m. times have changed and the d.f.t. leadership is pinning its hopes on its new sponsor. over the thought i believe that v.w. is an authentic hone

the american humanist association is challenging. we will hear first from the attorney representing the local government in this case. >> we are hearing an argument 1717, theing a case 17 american legion association against the american humanist association, and the consolidated case maryland national park and planning commission against the american humanist association. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court.

he is also believed to be associated with the video that is shared on social media but authorities heo not watch it all look at it, it only spreads hate, which is the message of the attack, which they do not want to see happen. so we have confirmed that that is the alleged gunmen's name and he is an australian national, he decided to carry out in his words that have been shared on the internet, to carry out this attack in new zealand, which he says is a safe country, to show that this sort of attack could happen anywhere. yes, anna, at this stage, the police commissioner saying significant fatalities around two locations, for people in custody. he is not given the names of those, although he understands that they are the man and one woman. as the police commissioner was saying, not aware of any other people involved at this stage, but interesting that he says they should not presume that the danger is gone, so the city remains in lockdown. effectively, yes, although christchurch has opened its airspace again this afternoon and thatis airspace again this afternoon and that is an import

how i think the association will be input into. gloria and the other members of her club are eager to improve the image of metal heads in their town and they also do volunteer community work together such as picking up litter in the neighborhood. in botswana wearing black leather and listening to metal is often considered satanist their clothing and imposing appearance are often met with fear and suspicion of another thing the association wants to change but gloria herself has far more ambitious plans for the club she wants to see its members learning to help themselves and each other. tomorrow the metal heads from our own will be traveling across the country to make their presence felt at a wedding. that. gloria is also organizing the group's trip to the rocks ember festival. with. a little. botswana is a land of profound contrasts as also. applies to its natural terrain the collar hari does or does it drive savannah. its northern section the okavango delta is prone to repeated flooding at the same time droughts and desertificatio

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the house dems targeting 81 of trump's associates. one of those targets is joining me here in just minutes. exclusive video coming to us from venezuela. this is march today righta island -- this is marchinr -- te a bustling tourist destination. we have a warn together far left democrats who continue to put their socialist agenda forth. we have the american hostage that was taken by nicolas maduro. plus the former head of venezuela's state-run oil company. prime typcompany. "trish regan primetime" is next. the house of representatives backing down from their original effort to condemn anti-semitism. anti-semitism, ilhan omar, a new representative from minnesota making repeated anti-semitic comments. the democrats intended to call her out but instead approved a weak statement that calls out owl hatred so she won't feel bad. but she should feel bad. if the democrats had-real leadership they would kick her off the foreign affairs committee because she doesn't seem to have the best interests of america at heart. she suggested supporters of

this is the association with a certain shade of blue and white lettering. that's what we call an asset or brand equity though it's hard to quantify them how annoyed is that marked does in your list of to the east. at the nifty a flagship store in hamburg you can acquire not only skin and hair care products but unrelated things as well what they all have in common is that they're all the brand shade of blue and. the great thing about such brands is that they didn't simply emerge out of nothing thanks to advertisement advertising and marketing can provide support but the key thing was the strategic decision to stick with blue. even if people say the in color these days is green we remain blue that kind of thing is behind all the great brands they've managed continuity in the market market's going sticking to its colors may have paid off for navia but other enterprises have chosen change tortured telecom for example for many years it was part of the past which sports yellow alexandra engelhard does brand management for georgia to work on it was spun off when t

we associate colors with how we feel we're green with envy we see red when angry and of course or sad or blue color speak to us and they can also repel us product designers know this and they use it to their advantage have you ever purchased the wrong size shirt or dress just because you like the color i know i have an. explains what colors do to us and what's behind it. it's said that colors influence our mental state green has a calming effect red boosts attraction but also alerts us blue inspires trust the corporate world uses these insights to increase the value of their products most pigment such sheep these days unlike in times past at least six thousand years ago humans started to mine lap is lazily the source of ultra marine the most exquisite of blue pigments it's always been a luxury good cleopatra is said to have used it as eye shadow the death mask of tooth and camel has been layers of lapis the ancient world was crazy for blue pigments new trade routes emerged precursors of the silk road and motors of early globalization. another highly prized pigment was terry and purple

vice admiral bono, are you aware of the american medical association and american psychiatric association among others have issued statements reflecting the consensus that it band hasender no medic -- transgender ban has no medical basis in science? vice admiral bono: i am aware of those. representative: can you think of any other such resounding statement on medical policy? vice admiral bono: one of the things we have been doing is following the progress of our transgender servicemembers, and being able to watch to see what their transition and their care encompasses. so much of what we have learned has been based on the care that we have been able to give our trans servicemembers in the past couple of years, and that is something that is slightly different. representative: how is it diversion from the major medical? vice admiral bono: what we have observed with our transgender servicemembers is, their behavioral health visits are 22 visits per person, as opposed to non-gender dysphoric servicemembers. we also see a higher rate of suicidal ideation. so we take those things into considera

s image and that of the german football association the d.f.t. as can be also may well succeed studies show that its involvement in football so far has had a positive effect on v.w. zoom which for example soccer fans right the v.w. brand is more sustainable or of higher quality than soccer enthusiastic that's why i think it's who. has been sponsoring soccer teams and events for some time the carmaker supports the bundesliga soccer teams both men's and women's from its headquarters involves core. and v.w. is on the ball internationally sponsoring u.s. soccer teams too. but the sponsorship of the german football association with its national teams is the crown jewel in the portfolio for which it's reportedly willing to shell out as much as thirty million euros a year. beyond that judy because of course our goal is to sell vehicles and all from the ability to the customers and the deal with these associations and clubs but we also want to accompany the german national team in the coming years back to the heights they once had that's the goal for the

the governors highway safety association analyzed numbers from all over the country and estimated thatar was the deadliest pedestrian year in nearly three decades. "traffic deaths overall are going down, and yet pedestrian deaths are going up every year. so it is alarming."back in 1990, nearly 65=hundred americans died after being hit by cars.by 2009 that number dropped to just over 4=thousand before starting another steep climb ... more than fifty percent in less than ten years.; "traffic deaths overall are going down, and yet pedestrian deaths are going up every year. so it is alarming."so what's going on here?for one thing, cars are getting bigger ... with more s=u=v's and light trucks on the road.the number of deaths with heavier vehicles is rising faster than with passengers cars.alcohol was a factor in about half of pedestrian deaths."not only are drivers many times having have had too much to drink behind the wheel, sometimes pedest

i've been following the national rifle association for about twenty three is around the world now i'm involved in a couple of united nations persis is which which i aimed at reducing the toll of gun deaths globally and i realized that the national rifle association was had a high powered lawyer was paying him a lot of money to travel around the world trying to derive every possible pot of the united nations initiatives and we spoke against each other in places like slovenia and and and so paulo brazil and i heard him making the most extraordinary suggestions for example that. that all of these countries around the world needed was the second amendment to the united to the constitution a copy of it and that that they for example that if they kept on doing this that the united states would simply defund the united nations if they kept on trying to to cook gun deaths around the world so it's this is part of a global movement and the national rifle association can be relied upon to interfere in all sorts of countries they've done so in canada brazil south africa australia and new zealand

i am the secretary of the tenants association.s part of the council, i want no more than to see the tenants advance and have our property management and the people that are over westside court just treat the tenants with respect. and just tenants come together and love each other and embrace each other and look out for one another. without a team effort, we have nothing, because divided we stand, and together we fall. i'm just glad to be able to stand in front of you today, and hope the tenants appreciate the face lift, and it is a face lift. i must tell you, it looks really nice. there's still work to be done, and as long as the tenants take care and work together, we can make things happen. i look forward with the rest of the team to make things happen -- here and away from here. i embrace change, not only here at westside courts but outside of westside courts. nothing matters but your life. your right to privacy, your right to dignity, your right to respect, period. so with that, i just want to say thank you. [applause] >> well