and australia is eliminated in german atic fashion at the women's world cup while germany marches on to confirm its standing as one of the tournament favorites with another commanding performs. on exposure thanks for joining us. millions of voters in istanbul returned to the polls today to cast their ballots again in a rerun of the city's mayoral election president wretched everyone's governing party is fighting for control of turkey's largest city the fresh election is taking place after turkey's top electoral authority and know the results of the 1st vote following appeals by the president's party. it's a may oral contest that could redefine turkish politics just a mole is deciding between 2 main candidates banaya deeded him from president wretch of ruling a k party. and akram a mom of 2 from the opposition who had already won a tight race but the courts at the request of the a k party agreed that there were voting irregularities and called a do over. that has some voters worried. the look. ok everybody opposed the election board's decision to rerun the election. nobody thought it

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the city is deriving tax benefit from atic entity in this industry. there is a dollar amount there that can be looked at, too, in terms of developing mitigation measures. i just don't want to forget that. >> mitigation doesn't necessarily come out of the general fund. it could be directed. that would require further legislation to have a specific syntax on that. >> let's continue it. you are taking off. any public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. next item. >> item 7. draft legacy accident program annual report for 018-2019. discussion and possible action item. >> just a reminder the presentations are heretofore limited to three minutes. i can make this as quick as you want. >> are those handouts? >> you have more than that for this thing of beauty, bring it on. >> good afternoon. richard kurylo. i have a power point. this is the annual report for the period april 1st, 2018 through march 31st, 1019. -- 2019. this is a quick high level overview. the report has been rebranded in the legacy business brand style and colors. we a

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remember, he's a germophobe and everything is op tix atics and r to him.out the show and not the substance, and someone has ruined his take. i'm surprised he didn't call someone to powder his nose while he was at it. >> you have interrupted my show, and how dare you, and that's why i think george was very clever when he pointed out, oh, this is your chief of staff. you're not just talking about anybody, you are treating your chief of staff like this. if i might talk about the substance a little bit, here is the president saying, i hope they -- i don't know who they is -- i hope they release my financials, whatever it means. if it means tax returns, then why is the treasury department fighting congress on that? if you hope they release your tax returns, you can do that tomorrow. >> he can do it himself. he can just say, here they are. >> exactly. so we're not paying attention to the substance of that because what he did to mick mulvaney was so embarrassing to the chief of staff. >> and it was so dumb. the cameras were rolling. he didn't think this footage w

going to work as hard as i can to get your support with 24 democratic candidates this cycle the democ aticational committee setting a limit of 20 debate participants in order to qualify candidates required to raise money from 65,000 unique donors or to pull out one percent or more in 3 different approved polls from their front runners were divided evenly and randomly across 2 nights tonight, the first 10 candidates will face off new york city mayor bill de blasio senators cory booker elizabeth warren and the show washington governor jay inslee representative tim ryan in tulsa gathered as well as juliÁn castro beto o'rourke in john delaney, warren and o'rourke will be front and center based on their higher polling the man he to these white house hopefuls are aiming to replace you really get it. >>we going to beat you really get a live tweet these democratic. the base or wasn't even thinking about it maybe i will now i've been you know my so make them live in miami, i'm kristen holmes reporting. >>and we will have coverage of the democratic debate right here on kron 4 inside barry politics,

congressman and dmiral joe sestak jumped into the race this moekend, bringing the total number of atic candidates to 24. and, it's time for "politics monday." i'm joined by tamara keith of npr. she also co-hosts th politics podcast." and, thelisha eaddy from sth carolina public radio. she joins us from columbia. ank you both for joining us. let's start right away, tam, with you and mr. buttigieg. we've seen a lot of strengfrth him in this campaign. what tid this weekel us about his potential weaknesses? hashe has a day job, and h been selling himself as somebody who is this mayor from th mid-sized small-sized city and touting that executive experience, but thi weekend, this problem that has overtaken his city, this challenge highlights that he is not particularly well known with african-american votershe has not been able to really gain traction with them in a lot of places, and he is iruggling n his own city to deal with a problem that many mars have had to deal with, but it comes at a time when, you know, everyone else is in south carolina trying to appeal 0% an electorate that is 6

atice put that number 338,000. they were counting the people on the main arteries. at one point, people were so overwhelmed, they were pushed down some of the side streets. close some forced to of those side streets as well. it appeared to be a much bigger crowd than we saw from the previous sunday when organizers put that number at around one million. a lot of questions about the future of carey lam. we had the sound from one of advisor's., senior he said she deserves a second chance. we spoke to many people though that said there is hard to find an alternative. it is such a difficult job. you're the gatekeeper between hong kong and china. it is difficult to be sandwiched between those forces. some say that if it is not her, the really is not anyone else that can do a better job. host 1: thank you so much. the government and investors might be asking themselves what does the force of the protests mean. trade in focus this week as well as central banks. most notably the fed. we got retail sales and manufacturing output. it did in the s&p 500 on friday. global equiti

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the bill aticates more than a billion dollars to shelter and feed migrants detained by the border patrols nearly $3 billion to care for unaccompanied minors in the care of the department of health and human services. the bill now heads to the president's desk, and he is expected to sign it. in the end speaker nancy pelosi was forced to give into the senate version of the bill which includes fewer protections for migrants than the original house version did. for more on that let's bring in kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. kelly, this was a concession by speaker pelosi. what did she give up? it's still a $4.6 billion bill that speaks a lot about protection and health care. what's not in it? >>. >> reporter: there were a lot of other things that house democrats wanted to see that had to do with accountability and oversight and limitations on what could the stay be for some of the minors that are in custody. what we have here is a situation where democrats were not all on the same page. we don't see that all that often in these matters, and that's why this is so striking and why it has shine

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atice put the figure 240,000. joining me now is stephen engle's. massive protests which seems to have achieved what they were laying out to achieve. >> the move is jubilant and affiant. many of the student leaders came here to the legislative council konging in central hong and have been rallying most of this morning. several hundred -- probably about 1000. as you can see, you can see a moving heard of protesters on their way. they were congregated all right here for the better part of the morning. now they are on their way about 100 meters that way to the residents of the chief executive, carrie lam -- the office of carrie lam. that is one of their chief demands still, and that is carrie lam needs to resign. among their big demands still, after, of course, nearly 2 million hong kong people turned out in the streets all day yesterday. we were right there in the middle of it. they want carrie lam to step down. they want the extradition to be, not toll, suspended, they want it withdrawn. francine: how did this -- how will this play out at the g20? ye

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if he went after on the f the people other side he would be making more money instead of the away aticarty getting with all they have gotten away overr is it just something time [inaudible]. guest: i think that the question boils down to scope and what was the investigation. it started as a counterintelligence relative to the interference of the -- the interference of russians in our elections in 016 and there were a number of things that came out of the investigation. russians were indicted. private citizens in the united as as suffered indictments result of this investigation. i think that is what you are asking. extent there are other issues relative to the other side how the investigation for instance, the attorney general has been very into those ooking areas. the inspector john is looking -- them as s looking into it is the formation of what aused the investigation to get to the point where they felt it was necessary to do so. were the fisa warrants appropriately, was the appropriate information given to the uphill on those and -- to and what werehose some of the agencies doing a