twenty-two beaver street. this is a landmark designation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm pummeling the planning department. i'm here to present the department's recommendation regarding landmark recommendation designation of the house at 22 beaver street in the triangle neighborhood. the department received a community sponsored landmark designation from the property owner in june 2018. the landmark designation was prepared by christopher planck and the final draft was submitted to the department department in july 2018. the hbc initiated designation on september 19th, 2018. the contract -- the construction started at the benedict house and it is architecturally significant as a well-preserved example of a italian villa located within a landscaped garden setting. the house and bodies many characteristics of the italian villa type including the cross gator -- cross gabled roof and window trim and arched windows with bracketed hoods. in contrast to the much more common road houses, which usually only had o

it's the hats, the beaver hats. all good peoe now wear beaver hats. you may remember that famous indian princess that come from virginia, that some would call pocahontas; thou in england, generally, she was called rebecca. and, she had her portrait, i'm told, in a fine beaver. >> reporter: the tradable goods of america were the three f's: fur, fish and forests, whichov ed wood like pine for an increasingly clear-cut england. >> in englan there's hardly a pine till you get up to scotland! >> reporter: but to get the goods, you had to get to americ and survive. so, investors in london bankrolled the venture, bysi purc shares in a stock company, as with similar ventures i virginia, bermuda and elsewhere. ten pounds for a single share,ro hly six months' worth of an ordinary worker's wages: $15,000 to $20,000 today, ybe. one merchant may have invested as mh as several hundred erousand in current dollars. each colonist ovge 16 got one share justor emigrating, working the territory, and making a profit for the investors. >> initially, it was agreed th for se

beavers are the architects and engineers of water. we figure, we smell water. we'll figure it out.a getsout. it is time to help the babies. you can see the two little kids. little depending on the perspective. they grab one and give them a patent the behind. two downed trees. they are very well equipped little animals. >> now this happened in nie gear yeah, they say poachers got sea turtle. they went and got the turtle back and turn it had over to 30-year-old environmentalist. here he is sitting like a baby. >> good for them. >> look at the size of that turtle. it has been around for a long time. >> they did. it was returned to where it belongs. >> congratulations. >> dad is having an emotional moment with his son. >> he's reached a huge milestone. >> the relatable moment when dad is just not ready to let his little boy go. >> he's not ready at all. >> heading to the bike park with really tiny little bikes. see how the miniwheels make for some big fun. >> brought to you by progressive. making it easy to bundle your home and car insurance. [ button] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now

hold your nose because of the smell. >> reporter: we found our own dead beaver with a couple of hoursets are called sonar, the active ingredient is flora down. it keeps underwater plants from performing their normal processes. the sunlight causes them to deteriorate and decompose, causing a lack of oxygen in the water, something birch and his friends test for. >> it is 1.92 milligrams. it is dropping. >> reporter: despite repeated attempts to get an on-screen interview we were turned down. we were told that while they have heard of dead wildlife, they have not seen evidence. they have seen nothing to suggest a connection between reports and the use of herbicides. they stand behind their use of chemicals approved by the u.s. fish and wildlife service. there is no plan to investigate these die offs. >> this is a concern for all of us. it is not just the fishermen. it is the guy who wants to ride his board, the jets gear. we all have confirmed evidence of the repercussions from this problem.>> reporter: we decided we would have the water independently tested. the state puts out weekly ma

the ring was sent to the town of beaver dam wisconsin to this walmart store.ere a girl named cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan. but it wasn't love always, and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's red pickup truck. but then the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen from here on ryan's farm just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jim roarer was then a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when call came in, experience suggested probably some local joyride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to get back down south for whatever reason. >> reporter: it wasn't long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there we

hold your nose. >> within a couple of hours, we found our own dead beaver. >> there he is, poor little guy. dying everywhere, if those are not the pellets, tell me what it is. >> they're called sonar, it keeps under water plants from performing their normal processes, it causes the plant to deteriorate and decompose, and there's a lack of oxygen in the water, that's what they're testing for. >> this has been calibrated, it's dropping. >> despite trying to get an interview with the state, we were turned round. our crews have not seen evidence, they've seen nothing to make the connection between the reports and the use of herbicides. the state stands behind the chemicals that are reviewed and approved by the us wildlife service. there's no plan to investigate the die offs. >> this affects us, it's the jet skier, it's the guy who wants ton get to the water to ride his board. we have confirmed evidence of what the repercussions are from this product in the water. >> so, 2 investigates decided we'll have the water independently tested ourselves. they put out the weekly maps, they show where

chance of seeing the full moon, the first full moon of november, also known as the frost moon were beaverroken in one or two places but it will not break here in sterling where it was a wet commute home earlier on this evening. there is still more wet weather and low clouds across a good part of scotla nd clouds across a good part of scotland to the rest of the night. one or two breaks follow behind them but there are more clouds coming from the south. got a a few breaks here and there, and we should generally be frost free and a bit milder than we were last night. friday we will start and see a lot of clouds in scotland. it could produce drizzly showers with low clouds and he'll flog as well. behind that, at the clouds will be thinner and brighter across northern ireland. especially to the west. —— and it would bring frost as well. it will be thick enough to bring one or two showers while most of the showers will continue to the day towards devon and cornwall. a great deal of changes to the day, and most places will stay quite cloudy. perhaps coming into southern scotla nd perhaps coming

the for trappers were really hurting and they were see in that people were purchasing mink and not beaver coats they came up with the idea of giving mrs. eisenhower a beaver coat and it created a big political controversy, first of all for her accepting something free and then the republican senator from maine was angry that the for trappers did not go through her although when they first approached her she said she would not approach misses eisenhower. -- mrs. eisenhower. but anyway she wore and there was a boom and for trappers were reporting record sales. mrs. eisenhower always wear these little straw hats. to the point where those became so popular and the straw was imported from ecuador that it is reported by the curator of the eisenhower library that it pretty much saved the ecuador economy. this is just an overview of the topic. i left a lot out. there were a lot more detail political controversies. you can read all about it in the book that week put out to accompany the exhibit. i am eager to take any questions. >> thank you. [applause] as you can all see he is just a wealth of kn

boy does that smell. >> reporter: within a couple of minutes we found another dead beaver. the sunlight causes them to deteriorate and decompose. that creates a lack of oxygen in the water. something birch and his bodies test for. >> there you go. very low. 1.92-milligrams this is just been calibrated. dropping. >> reporter: despite attempts to get an interview we were turned down. several tiles -- several times we were told that while they have heard reports they have not seen evidence. the state stands behind its controlled use of the chemicals that are reviewed and approved by the wildlife service. >> this is a concern of all of ours. it's not just the fishermen. it's the wade border, the jet skier. the guy who wants to get on the water to ride his board. we don't have confirmed evidence of what the reprocautions are from these chemicals in the water. >> reporter: the state puts out these weekly maps. it shows where the chemicals are sprayed and dropped. we checked and round up is being sprayed everywhere. so we decided to target the pelding area instead. the highlighted

eisenhower a beaver coat. it created a big political controversy, first of all for her accepting something free, then the senator from maine, a republican, margaret j. smith was angry that the fur trappers, you know, did not go through her. although when they first approached her she said she wouldn't approach mrs. eisenhower. anyway, mrs. eisenhower accepted it and sure enough there was a boon in the maine fur trappers. they were reporting record sales themselves. mrs. eisenhower wore these little straw hats. she was famous for her hats. to the point where that those became so popular that -- and the straw was imported from ecuador. it is reported by the curator of the eisenhower library that practically it saved the ecuadorian economy. this is just an overview of the topic. obviously i've left a lot out. there were a lot more detailed political controversies. you can read all about it in the book that we've put out to accompany the exhibit. and i'm eager to take any questions any of you may have. >> thank yo

didn't think -- by the way, no number my neighborhood had a warm, fuzzy, leave it to beaver relationship with their dad. all these were world war ii vets and tough guys mitchell good friend david coleman had a father who was a world war ii vet. my other friend greg did. all were not emotional men and so i didn't think there was anything unusual about it but i had a wonderful childhoodel childhood. in boy scouts, played basketball, swam. i had a wonderful childhood. >> host: larry elder, a lot like me is the paper bark version of dear father, dear son. thank you for joining us book. ... . >> good morning. welcome too the 35th miami book

park ranger needs beavers taking a group of visitors through the nature reserve. and you want to see anyone know what kind of plant this is. the last it's a glass we try and since i think these are the basics of how a salt meadow is structured. there are three different areas the title mt flats the wind might have flooded twice daily. gossip weight is one of the main species that along with core cross and. by further up you find the middle. and the opposite. hiking across the titles. lots of noise in his a popular pastime. but there is also plenty to discover along the coast. several thousand animals and plants species are at home in the salt meadows and half of them can only survive in this habitats. last week he's actually dependent on so much and the others aren't. if you took some seed lavender home with you. and planted it in a party it will grow far taller than thirty centimeters it will be a metre tall and have much larger. but snacking on glass weed is permitted. to it's really tasty and it's fresh i sulky up but not too salty. and. there was a noise shift

that must make me the beaver. i can't hear too well. how hard is luke laughing? don't waste this gold on me. get over to the hendersons' party, put your keys in a bowl, do the hustle. relax. your uncool parents aren't gonna hang around your party and make it all lame. of course not. hey. i just heard a story about a kid who had an unsupervised party and one of the guests broke his leg because he jumped off the roof onto a trampoline and sued the parents. we have a trampoline. and a roof. i need to know that you're joking. mom, i have everything under control.

one time, i was in his office, early on and beaver came rushing in. i said, the governor said your friends from hollywood are here he said oh, what do they want? and he said, we thought they were coming tomorrow, didn't have time, they will tell you. so, incomes john wayne, henry fonda, and charleston heston. and i tell the governor, they do the hollywood thing, how good everybody looks. you know, you would never slap reagan on the shoulder, kind of like george washington, he had this distance. you shake hands. and in part, he was a softy. he would tear up, he kept his distance. so anyway, they sat down he said what brings you to sacramento? they said, we are here about the arts commission. he said what the arts commission? they said the state commission that gives funds for poets and playwrights and sculptures and novelists. and artists. and, the legislature is cutting their budget. i forget the numbers, i will make it up from $18 million-$14 million. reagan said oh, i am glad you told me that. i am against that. they would say okay, he said no, i wi

was born in germany to a palestinian father and a german colombian mother and in the comfort of god beavers garden he explains his relationship with his are a parrot it's the nice thing about it is that my father was able to transmit through music his love and his appreciation to his own culture so it was really always a living the arabic culture is very emotionally attached and with the food and with this nice combination of sharing community food music art. that was basically you know i'm able to feel like an arab feel like yourself american or feel like a european like a german of course my name sometimes they would make a little bit fun because it's like me asylum mia salami you know the salami you know the example kids would say something about but i was laughing at it too i mean i made the best of his multi ethnic heritage his experience gives me hope get his daughter marry mark you like is also another half german half arab child of an earlier arab immigrants like never and that's in german you know you know. just. dish but for. him especially as a main. mission you don't fit into a

be subjected to fit the checks such as think printing and travel is still considered suspicious or beaver feds to human border guards now during an initial tests volunteers were asked to intentionally lie or tell the truth the machine had a seventy six percent success rate they develop is think they can improve that they also want that the increased threat of illegal immigration makes the system necessary but to make the claims that the project border security something it's all a bit. some people might have a light bar is to discriminate against asian people all black people all white people would have a yard system in principle should be able to. come to decision that for a year over by this doesn't mean of course that they are systems apologists for we've seen many examples where they are systems kind of their own biases but at least they can be free of overt bias if they're refugee from sue real from yemen or for money or the part of the world was suffering persecution then they should be treated with humanity are these sort of you know artificial intelligence based systems into choos

lasted for twenty three years as long as she was alive but some seven years back she had me in a beaver drawn from the mainstream book and she was only available for advice for guidance here the go on legacy is what i personally feel is how one person though creates the continuities the cunning of us and she was of age maybe and she didn't of a group of people who are not taking over the mantle of the program. and i'm sure that this scheme will work in the same spirit as dr paul would have luck with yes. the new wing will house a small physiotherapy center. it will also house a workshop to make special shoes for the patients the cobbler used to be a patient himself. but however much the center has managed to accomplish there's still much work to be done. so we'll stay with the situation here has deteriorated. we are once dreamed that pakistan would be able to solve its problems. just. guns and seeds and off one good toy placed immense hope and the belief that democracy will do something to improve the government. but until now we haven't managed that. we haven't brought about a real dem

for you, so, whatever, so, i had good access to them, one time, i was in his office, early on, and beaver came rushing in, and said, governor, your friends from hollywood here, he said, what do they want? and he said, we thought they were coming tomorrow, we did not have time, they will tell you. so, incomes john wayne, henry fonda, and, charles henton. and, i told the governor, i said, i need to see you, so they did the hollywood thing how good everybody looks, and, you would never snap reagan, he was kind of like washington he had distance, and, in part because he was an old softy, you know he would tear up, so anyways, they sat down and he said, what brings you to sacramento? and they said, we are here about the ice commission and he said what is the ice commission? they said it is a state commission that gives funds to poets, and playwrights, and, sculptors, and, novelists, and artists, and, the legislature, forget the numbers, 18 million, $14 million. >> he said i am glad that you told me that, i am against that, and they said okay, >> and he said okay i will veto the 14, >> they sai

. >> 2012, 2 october, 6:00 a.m., beaver pond in north woodstock, route 112, lost river gorge. it was just a beautiful morning. the water on the pond there is perfectly still. and the reflection is just a mirror of everything on the hill. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> many of the races in this midterm election were decided by young voters. some of them casting ballots for the first time. jamie yuccas spoke to students at the university of nevada las vegas. they told her why they voted and some told her why they didn't. ♪ ♪ >> my name is mikaela and i'm voting because where i'm from is texas is an extremely close race and i think every vote matters. >> my name is astoria and i'm voting because i want to be the change i wish to see in the world. >> my name is karla and i'm not voting because of my legal status. i've been here more than half of my life and i have

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the second designation is for 422 beaver street. this is a property from the 18 seventies.it has been designated with the help of commissioner richards for the benedict dealing house. this property is a unique property in the neighborhood and in san francisco due to its rarity and its age. again, the commission felt it warranted local designation for article ten and we believe both of these items will be heard within the next few weeks at the full board of supervisors. that concludes my comments, unless you have any questions. >> thank you. >> seeing no questions, we can move onto the next question. >> very good. that will place us under general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission accept agenda items. you have an opportunity to address the commission and it will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public will receive two minutes. we have a large number of speaker cards. >> thank you. we've got about three dozen

>> daniel: they used to call me "the beaver" because i was just washing everything all day.he vegetables, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> anthony: 14, you can't do that anymore, can you? >> daniel: i don't think they can make him work 12 hours a day. >> anthony: right. >> daniel: and uh, pay him maybe a buck a month. you know what i mean? >> anthony: ah, the good ol' days. >> daniel: yeah, well. >> anthony: why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birthrights. the right for instance to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> daniel: the art of charcuterie, lyonnais can't live without it. >> anthony: look at this. terrine, pate, sausages, rillette, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. >> daniel: monsieur reynon. >> reynon: bonjour. >> daniel: merci. tony. >> anthony: bonjour, monsieur. tony. >> chef: tony. >> anthony: and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynon. [ reynon speaking french ] >> daniel: 20 -- 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the h

church to the board of supervisors and adopted a resolution to initiate landmark designation of 22 beaver street benedict healing house. that summarizes items that have come before you within the last quarter. in addition to the landmark designation work program, staff is support to the historic preservation fund committee in the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. staff is working with the fund committee on the following consultant produced reports. landmark designation for sacred heart on october 5th, 2016 and continued indefinitely in march of this year and will come before the commission at a later date. the new dealer a has context statements and three associated landmark designations, which have been forwarded to the board of supervisors. the part context statement project sponsors conducted a community meeting for that in august and the document will come before you at a future date. the african american historic context statement which is near completion and will be brought to the h.p.c. for potential final adoption in the spring of 2019. the latino historic cont

twenty-two beaver street. this is a landmark designation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm pummeling the planning department. i'm here to present the department's recommendation regarding lama

within a couple of hours, we experienced numerous dead fish, a couple of dead beavers and other wildlife all along the delta. the out-of-control grasses can create major hazards for boaters. the state division of waterways uses roundup on the floating plants and pellets to kill underwater grasses. this year, officials say they are seeing death on the delta. a coalition has been compiled of dozens of pictures of what's happening. it's a mystery they want soft and think the state is at fault. >> there he is. poor little guy, dying everywhere. it's not the pallets, tell me what it is. there you go, sickening. >> reporter: 2 investigates went after a couple of pellet boats. we also decided to have the water independently tested. we have the results and talked with a scientist at uc davis. the mission is to find what's in the water. and we'll have the surprising response from the state and dowhne to night on the 10:00 news. >> thank you. >>> and, we are tracking the weather out there. air quality is not good and will not get better anytime soon. details on what you can expect now and as we he

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born in germany to a palestinian father and a german colombian mother and in the comfort of god beaver's garden he explains his relationship with his are a parrot it's the nice thing about it is that my father was able to transmit through music his love and his appreciation to his own culture so it was really always been living the arabic culture in a very emotionally attached and with the food and with my this nice combination of sharing community food music art. that was basically you know i'm able to feel like you never feel like yourself american or feel like a european like a german of course my name sometimes they would make a little bit fun because it's like me asylum mia salami you know the salami you know exempt kids would say something about it but i was laughing at it too i mean i made the best of his multi ethnic heritage his experience gives me hope get his daughter marry mark you like is also another half german half arab child of an earlier arab immigrants like never and that's in german you know you know. just. dish but. in this especially assamese. mission you don't fit

like to invite recall -- invite all of you to join us here on the 26th when we welcome sir anthony beaver, november 26th at noon. and now i hope that you will take your own personal walk with deaths over to the book -- [laughter] and insure the education in the future of andrew's children by buying books -- [laughter] remembering that the holidays are just around the corner. and please allow andrew to make a dash to the signing table over there where he will be only too happy to give you his autograph. thank you for being here tonight and, andrew roberts, thank you -- [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable orat

born in germany to a palestinian father and a german colombian mother and in the comfort of god beaver's garden he explains his relationship with his our a parrot it's the nice thing about it is that my father was able to transmit through music his love and his appreciation to his own culture so it was really always a living the arabic culture is very emotionally attached and with the food and with this nice combination of sharing community food music art. that was basically you know i'm able to feel like an arab feel like yourself american or feel like a european like a german of course my name sometimes they would make a little bit fun because it's like me asylum mia salami you know the salami you know exempt kids would say something about it but i was laughing at it too i mean i made the best of his multi ethnic heritage his experience gives me hope get his daughter marry mark you like is also another half german half arab child of an earlier arab immigrants like never and that's in german you know you know. just. dish but. in this especially assamese. mission you don't fit into if yo

they beat the beavers 48-17. the cardinal sits at 6-4 and they'll be going to a bowl at well.ose state ran into a freight train at utah state. they totaled over 800-yards of offense and beat the spartans by a big score. >> there was no dream on and seth curry [ captioner on standy by for 30 minutes per standard procedure before disconnecting. no participants arrived. please contact caption c olorado for further information at 800-590-4197 or cc@captionedtext.com ] problem last night. kevin durant leading all scores at 28 points. watch the night for the bucket. that was damon jones dubbed by a dozen at the break. >> coming up next, remembering the end of world war i. the gathering of world leaders in pacer to commemorate that occasion. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even

it's not like he ran saying he was -- beaver cleaver. >> that's right. >> but when general kelly came on, a lot of people said he's a four-star marine, he'll bring order and discipline. and if i can brag on myself, i said no way. because the problem was not the chief of staff or the staff. it's the president of the united states. the fish rots from the head down. and the first lady going public -- i'm a little more cool with it than most of my co panelists. but it is extraordinary, and it is dysfunctional. i don't know how anybody can do their job in that mess now. because who knows who the hell is in charge? >> i would like to know, the reason -- one of the main reasons i'm uncomfortable with the first lady going public, if this was michelle obama, she would have been vilified. and so there are different -- every step of the way, we find out there are different rules for the obama white house than there are for the trump white house. and it's just upsetting. >> vilified for telling people to eat carrots. >> and wearing her arms out. and melania is traipsing around america -- i can't.

other prey include moose, ribou, deer, beaver, livestock. in 1995 there were 19,000 elk in northern yellowstone, herd. by 2008 there were 5,000, down from 19,000. the moose herd in the area also dropped from more than 1,000 to somewhere around 100 to 300. i'm sure they'll get to hanging out with the tourists more and more just to keep from getting eaten. at this time i see my friend, mr. gallagher from wisconsin, and would recognize him for such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. gallagher: i thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in support of my colleague from wisconsin, representative sean duffy, and his bill, the manage our wolves act. this piece of legislation is critically bornt to my district and the farmers. you see, farming is the live blood of northeast wisconsin. not only do our agricultural products support thousands of local jobs, they also feed millions of mouths across the world. that's why so many of my constituents are concerned about the threat of the gray wolf population to our farms

the view today on both sides, beavers and remainers, has been remarkably consistent given the eventsed, the deal is described, leaves us in a position where we will be less in control, not more in control. is that you're reading? there are two points. any deal at this point —— of this sort would be attacked by both sides. secondly, yes i do agree. i was thought brexit would leave this country weaker because if we want to maintain a close trading relationship with europe, we have to abide by the rules of their market. if we are not pa rt rules of their market. if we are not part of those people making those rule, of course we are more passive relationship. it is not an ideal outcome. —— those rules. relationship. it is not an ideal outcome. -- those rules. can you first the course of events that leaves lots of levers and remainers going towards the option of some kind of different verdict, some second thought or whatever?|j kind of different verdict, some second thought or whatever? i think the most likely outcome is that a deal will be reached one were another, whether voted through

express my deepest gratitude to the people of pennsylvania's 12th congressional district encompassing beaver county and parts a of allegheny, westmoreland, cambria, and somerset. i appreciate that they elected me to represent them in this house for the past six years. it has been an incredible honor to pursue the objectives they sent me here to do, to get the economy growing at a healthier pace with more jobs and higher wages. to stop government overreach that was taking away the right of people to choose their own health care plan and causing their health insurance costs to skyrocket. to stand in solidarity with our veterans. and defend the foundational principles on which this country was founded, including the first right and first freedom mentioned in our founding documents. the god-given right to life and the free exercise of religion. i could not have done my work without the support of several constituents in particular. . wife, my kids their patience and endurance with my absences are what many families of those in public life go through. and can i not thank them enough. -- i cannot

at the moment, we have only had beaver lawyers making the case for mrs may.taying, getting on with the job. she will follow thisjob through as prime minister. that is what we need to do to support her. and, yes, i believe that she has the confidence of my party in taking that forward on doing that job and why we need to be focused on the deal that we have here now. getting on with brexit, dealing with the stability and getting on with the job that the british public want us to do and that is what i hope my colleagues will be focused on. 0ne one of theresa may's most loyal ministers are there. there are glaringly a couple other vacancies she needs to fill. who will take the brexit secretary job she needs to fill. who will take the brexit secretaryjob on? at normal times, ministers will be standing by theirfans are times, ministers will be standing by their fans are desperate for a job like this will stop at the moment, i suspect they will not be answering their phones so eagerly. because who wa nts to their phones so eagerly. because who wants to be the third

attention to this. 7% drop today after what's already been -- we've talked about that looks like beaverelievable >> we lost a couple bucks in just the past 20 minutes >> yeah. just the past 20 minutes let's talk about this. oil stocks, obviously, are feeling the pressure as well as you can see. jurrien, what's going on >> well, as is the case with the stock market, it's part fundamental, part technical, right? the fundamentals are shifting. what we thought was going to be an undersupply situation now for 2019 is looking like an oversupply situation then you have the selling. >> they're all long oil thinking the sanctions would take a lot off the market didn't happen. >> january and february was -- the people were short volatility october was people who were long the momentum even like the cryptos. and this is part of it >> we had supply disruptions and things that we think are going to cut off supply or add to supply it's never been like this. without a demand component and there's got to be some nagging concern that we're missing something globally about demand. >> hedge funds are gett

. ♪ steve: "leave it to beaver." it is cyber monday, november 26th.w. lots of tourists in the city. pete: we have a couple of guests behind the camera. danny gonzalez who i served with in guantanamo bay and cops from perth amount boy boy the studio got very safe. ainsley: i feel very safe to have you here. god bless you for what you do. steve: have a studio audience. 11:20 pacific time, this went down in the san ysidro port in southern california. they clashed with police in riot gear. they rushed the canal. 50 people broke through a hole in the border fence. people on the group through rocks at agents on other side. number of agent apparently hit by rocks. that is when the authority deployed pepper balls and tear gas in attempt to get people to disperse and turn around. ainsley: my gosh, it was so chaotic there, they had to close down, suspend the north and southbound crossings at the san ysidro port of entry. they told pedestrians you can't go through here. drivers, in the cars, you can't come through. pete: griff reported earlier in the morning the