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some patients, like jason barth, do seek out lifesaving h.i.v. care, which is now proven to prevent transmission of the virus to others. buydr. jerry jackson says m don't come, and so, new cases keep pping up in the keys. >> we should have zero. buininstead, last year, i thk we had 22 in our small little town. >> brangham: locals here joke that heading north in florida takes you straight into the deep south. that includes a place known as america's sweetest town: clewiston, florida, home of the sugar company u.s. sugar. you were so cute! and home to timothy "tad" dean. you remember any of the cheers from then? >> i do, but i'm not doi one now. >> brangham: i don't blame you. almost 8,000 people live in clewiston, on the banks of lake okeechobee, and dean jokes that every single one of them knows his name. they know his family... hi, lovies. >> brangham: ...and they know that he's gay. >> everybody in this tamn knows who >> brangham: you mean, the guy at the gas station? >> the gas staon. >> brangham: --the taqueria? >> the police department. the

i have had, first of all, i want to say i have great staff at barth. i, you know, want to acknowledge them. but i have had some situations where there was some issues that i was concerned about. i had to have conversations with hr, and the union, and other departments at barth. and so i can't go into the details about that, but i have had to deal with them and some challenging staff in situations. >> supervisor cohen: it is a very interesting question, because, it allows insight into, how would you describe it, supervisor stefani? >> well,, you know, the commission should focus on policy. i think in makin making policy,s unfortunate -- important-- >> supervisor cohen: let me narrow it down for you. what should trigger this? >> that's, -- it depends on the particular circumstances but i always think it's important to consult with folks in the union. but -- before policy is made to get their input about how their representatives might be impacted, and what their concerns are. and so, i would always want to be a listener and make sure that i was fair, and

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before the game bailey and griner threw out the first pitches at mic canned barth as mates.se got a standing ovation and second base. last year's game was about who wasn't there. this year it was about who was. only expect the unexpected in baseball. no exception in-to-that rule in tonight's game. >> you can't make this stuff up. on the game's first pitch. democratic leadoff hitter raÚl louise hate sharp grounder to second. shades of joe morgan scalise yielded it. democratic ohio congressman tim ryan sliding pete rose style into home a little league inside the park home run by the louisiana democrat. and california democrat anete getting into not one but two arguments with the umpires. first over catcher's interference and then saying she was hit by a pitch. she lost both arguments. chad pergram. fox news. >> awesome to see. so awesome to see. however, despite steve scalise the republicans got some work to do on baseball game because they lost 21-5. scalise looking fantastic out there. jillian: amazing the progress he has made five surgeries last year since the shooting happ

next seven years, the revenue generated would help fund major transportation projects, including a barth extension, 300 new part train cars -- bart, and also more freeways and expressways. we will have the results for you on ktvu plus, at also complete coverage here on ktvu fox 2 news at10:00 and 11:00. >>> the mayor of los angeles named a veteran of -- a veteran officer has been named chief of police, chief scott had been one of the top contenders for the position, decades as a high- ranking member of the la police department before coming north to head the san francisco police department, la mayor name 36-year-old veteran officer michael moore as the new head of the la police department. >> -- >>> kickinofpride moh today, raising the lgbtq flag, the mayor said he is proud to be part of the city that stands for diversity and equality for all, and the late mayor, ed lee, mentioning him about his support for their rights. it culminates with several ge pride parade on june 24.>>> the u.s. supreme court made his decision in a high-profile case of a baker in colorado refused to make a cake f

barth asks a good point. is there some coherence to all of this, peter. from the sidelines, a lot of it seems to be seat of the pants. quick response, if you don't mind. >> free, fair, balanced, reciprocal trade. that's all we want. when we encounter anything other than that, the president responds with strong trade policies which are designed to simulate investment here, to put facilities here that make things so that men and women in this country can have good jobs and good wages. it's working perfectly. just look at the numbers. >> peter navarro, thank you for being here. >> look forward to being in philly today. i wish you could come down to the shipyard and take a bottle of champagne. >> it's hot. i'll take the champagne, believe me. thank you, peter. peter inspired today's poll question at smerconish.com. go and answer this during the course of the hour. even when opposed by american multinational corporations, is president trump's trade policy in the best interest of american workers. pretty much what he argues and i'll be curious to see what you s

believe it or not, i'm old enough to have been around and worked on the beginnings of barth. i ask you, what would happen to this bay area if we didn't have it? and yet, we had counties in the bay area that turned it down at that point. this is something that has to go ahead. it has to be for, not to me, i'm not going to ride on it. but my kids, grandkids, great grandkids are in this city. it is going to be, in part, your decision to push it forward. the comments you made, just a few minutes ago, really rang in my ears. i appreciate the general support you gave it. i know speakers have mentioned certain technicalities. that is also in the future. we will work those out. as long as we are concerned with the project moving forward, as quickly as possible, we will get where we are going. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. do i have any more public comments? no? fifty non, public comment is closed. i want to thank you again for the presentation you did and we look forward to having this continue to move forward in the city. thank you. all right. can we please call the ne

next thing they will be demanding canopes at davos and crowding the beach is on saint barth's.mental filmmaker and joins us tonig you imagine if people in bangladesh had the gall to use air conditioning, how upsetting that might be the people in the bay area? >> i think you are misstating the premise of the study that you are quoting. >> tucker: i don't think so. >> before we get into that, let me ask you a question. why would air-conditioners cause climate change? that's what you are saying. >> tucker: i'm not actually saying tha my mind pen. >> that's what your producer said to me when they invited me in on this segment so i was assuming that's what you were going to talk about. >> tucker: i'm capable of speaking for myself and let me say that i'm totally open to any possibility.ke it turns out ufos are real. m i never thought that before m either. i'm happy to believe in climate change, you just have to answer my questions, slowly so i canpy understand. >> what's the question again? why would people in the bay area be outraged by people in bangladesh having air-conditioners?

.>>> the [ inaudible ] barth station is open again tonight.e no words on the condition of the victim. the police are not saying anything about the stabbing incident so far.>>> the president donald trump leadership team said that he did not need to interview the president. moeller has requested that the administration look at president donald trump's attempt to interfere with the election. however [ inaudible ] the president could not obstruct justice because he has been collaborative in all of the investigation.>>> this pomeranian died from a flight on an delta plane. he was in the cargo area. the family says the dog was not a pet but a member of the family and you can tell that they were really upset. this follows a death of another dog from a flight to new york.>>> an evacuation was issued for another community in hawaii due to the volcanic eruption. those who do not leave during mandatory evacuation will be arrested. the opening at the foot of the volcano is still very active. a new explosion could happen anytime. this started after the vol

made all this work possible and we're grateful to the ford foundation, clarissa van como and david barth in particular. i think you're going to learn a lot. i think it's the largest refugee and. >> -- and idp crisis we've ever had. it has all sorts of implications development and humanitarian implications. what shocked me is the levels of both the growth that's projected in terms of people if we do nothing. what's also shocked me, the amount of money we've been passively spending both in wealthy countries, in essence, all foreign aid has gone from about 2% to 10%, it's spent in wealthy countries dealing with refugees. and it's gone from about $4 billion thatpent on refugees and idps all in, in 2006. it's nowutbo26 billion. so it'sn the last ten years, the amount of foreign assistance spent on the global issue of refugees and idps. it's vast approaching what we spend globally on global health. so if you are in the business and you follow this stuff, you know global healths a big chuchk of t-- chunk of the pie. if you add it up, it's approaching what we spend on global health, but we're do

all this work possible and we are very grateful to the ford foundation, clarissa and my friend david barth, in particular. so i think you're going to learn a lot, i mean, i think it's the largest refugee and idp crisis we've had ever more than world war ii and all sort of geostrategic implications has development implications, community implications. what shocked me is the levels of the growth that is projected in terms of people, if we do nothing. what's also shocked me the amount of money that we have been passively spending both in wealthy countries, in essence, all foreign aid has gone from a 2% to 10% in the last 10 years of all foreign aid globally has been spent in wealthy countries dealing with refugees. and then it's gone from about $4 billion that was spent on refugees and idp is all in 2006, it's now about $26 billion. it increased six times in the last ten years on the whole global issue on refugees and idp. it is fast approaching what we spend globally on global health, and so, if you're in the business, and you follow the stuff, global health is a big chunk of the pie. it's a

s manager and coach roger williams and his staff zac barth who was shot during practice last year.e with steve at nationals park. steve? steve: all right. ainsley, thank you very much. roger, zac, thanks for coming early. i know batting practice for y'all starts at 8:00 eastern time. how hard is it to put on your cleats today, roger, knowing what happened a year ago? >> we think about it, but it actually was fun to put the cleats on today knowing what happened a year ago it just seemed like it was yesterday. here we are at the ball park, ready to play baseball. and it's an interesting moment because all of us reflect back on what happened last year. it affected all of us in certain ways. steve: when the guy started shooting over in alexandria, he was over by the third base dugout. and you, zac, were out in the outfield. >> right. steve: doing what? >> i was out there shagging balls and helping out with the practice. you know, never something you expect. steve: sure, what happened? >> so i hear this loud crack and everything is going through your mind and i think to myself what is t

seven summit in quebec on twitter trump accused barth of levying massive terrorists and creating non-monetary barry is tensions between the u.s. and many of its allies a high after trumping pies tariffs on steel and alimony imports from canada mexico and the e.u. had last week. meanwhile hundreds of turned out in quebec to protest the g. seven summit demonstrators accuse world leaders of overspending on military and war and ignoring climate change the summit runs until saturday. guatemala north artie's have suspended search and rescue efforts in the wake of sunday's volcanic eruption they say rainy weather and the hot fall can make material blanketing the area and making it impossible to keep up the search for survivors at least one hundred people are dead with close to two hundred still missing. german chemicals group by a has sealed its tank over of u.s. seeds and weed killer make it monsanto in a deal worth sixty three billion dollars it now makes buy of the largest agro chemical company in the world. left for dead and then suddenly brought back to life how u.s. president donald trump brou