many projects will not be considered -- now be considered residential demolition and have to be submitted for internal review. determining demolition calculation based on a five-year permit history will require more review than could be accomplished in a few hours for d.b.i. staff. >> so to conclude, going over just the next steps and the timeline going forward. so we plan to have an informational hearing at the historic preservation commission in july. and we presume or hope that this will be going in front of the planning commission for an adoption hearing in late summer. and at the beginning of the board of supervisors' fall elective season, we believe it is the sponsors' intention to have this ordinance heard at the land use committee and the full board of supervisors. that conclusions our presentation. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner mccarthy had a question. >> i'll keep it quick. just on the penalties and, you know, let me be very clear. i think everybody agrees we need to make these penalties count, particularly to bad actors. but i am a little bit confused about the way it's

i want to be clear on that. if receipt only contains the documented evidence of the purchase and no other extraneous information, i believe what you said earlier they were excepted out. the question is and this would be relevant to your family's business because the, you know, i would be inclined to think you are not printing out long coupons after each and every transaction. the question i have is if the information is only specific to the purchase, can it then be on pps paper. >> my understanding is that currently that if you only include the essential information you are exempt from this bill. i understand that is a large loophole. these were taken a week and-a-half two weeks ago in the preparations committee. i can't speak to all of the narrowing of the bill. i think this is revolutionnary. for me speaking off the cup there were asks to narrow it. wthere were concerns if it is overly broad there may be difficulties. >> my understanding like the exception it is difficult to conceptualize it being broader. >>

this is the protest that should be happening, on paper it should be happening, on paper it should betrump shows up anywhere they should be a protest as far as i'm concerned. the only thing they would say, they have tweeted this, is that donald trump uses tweeted this, is that donald trump uses this kind of thing. he loves this. he will be upset, he will tweet, he will say they are losers, haters, but actually he uses footage for his rallies. so, in a sense, people have to come out, far be it from me to say don't protest donald trump, but if you are actually protesting to affect him, you won't do that. he will be angry, he will be upset, he ain't gonna see it, numberone, and number be upset, he ain't gonna see it, number one, and numbertwo he will edit the footage, shape it, he will pick out people he hates. jeremy corbyn will be speaking there, that is perfect for him, then he will highlight jeremy corbyn, especially jeremy corbyn becomes the prime minister. you know, all of these things are there. and it was people we re things are there. and it was people were a tiny bit savvier ab

it can't be forever. i was interested, however to learn that the 50,000 square feet was land and water. so when you made your statement, that was very helpful. i noticed that we have two documents, one that was in our packet, and then one that was here on the dais as we arrived. other than what you were talking about, comparing the two documents, trying to ascertain the difference between the two, and i see that there is schedule one, the national flood insurance program, and since i could not both listen to the conversation and read this legal document, at the same time, can you please give us a summary of what this is? >> i'm probably not the right person to do that. it is something that, you know, it is disclosure we include in all of our leases, you know, so the two documents that you have, i think are essentially the same the one that you got today is the execution copy, but i don't think it includes -- i think there are several exhibits there that are probably not included. i'm certainly happy to pr

it be a great atmosphere, the street will be alive. to tottenham. good for the whole community. brilliant. good like. i think it is only right our brilliant ukulele banjo players play ours out. take us away, guys! # when the saints go marching in # when the saints go marching in cheering and applause what a way to start a saturday morning! rayner liverpool, —— lets hear your band and let's hear the bad in london as well, i get the ukulele is started, let's get a footballing harmony going on. this is what they two bands together, musical football. music plays oh, that is beautiful! love that has woken you all are! —— that has woken you allup! comments made by conservative mp dominic raab about not being a feminist have certainly provoked a strong reaction this week. while some have applauded his honesty, others believe his stance makes him unfit to be the next prime minister. it's also opened up a debate on what it means to be a feminist, and whether politicians should be coming down on one side or the other. to discuss this, we're join

it would be prohibited. so looking at the conditional-use criteria beyond just a general criteria for a merger, in order to be approved through the conditional-use authorization, you cannot have more than 1200 square feet per unit or exceed the average unit size of all of the units around you within 300 feet. so if all of your neighbors, you cannot exceed that per unit in yours. you cannot adversely impact the exposure of any of the existing units, and there cannot have been, again, a below market rate unit there. it cannot be rent controlled, and you cannot have had a tenant there in the last seven years. going into residential conversions, the biggest change to granting an approval of a conversion is that the proposed new use of that residence must be principally permitted in the underlying zoning district. wra as righwhereas right now it can require an additional use authorization, as long as you received that approval. some of the largest anticipated impacts and concerns about the mergers and conversions

s of large defense companies could be a number of things that could be t.l.a.ny concerns that they have over breck's it but of course it could be the place orders you don't really know what's going through the mind of donald trump at the moment other than the fact that he has his own self interested motives for being across in this country and those may well be worms of protectionism they may well be ones of war but we're yet to find art because president obama deported more people within the united states out of the u.s. than donald trump and president obama libya syria so many different wars that he was involved in the world with hillary clinton he also interfered with vote . depends on what you thought when he came out and said that we'd be back in the queue in the trade negotiations do you think trump is particularly worse than obama yes because you know i didn't protest against obama's visit no we wouldn't have protested against obama's visit nobody can deny the fact that america as a nation. has made mistakes and continued to make mistakes under a democra

so there needs to be a delay. government needs to be a delay.ements compulsory so that companies can't just decide to ignore them, which is what is happening at the moment. lets try and understand more about what you've been saying, in terms of your concerns, which have been consistent throughout this process. you are worried about the privacy of people using this age verification system, because effectively they would be handing over their details, documentation etc, to companies behind these pornographic websites. that's right, and even worse you get tracked by default in these systems, because it's like a login, and the website is a note each time —— has to know each time you go to the website but it's still you, so there isa website but it's still you, so there is a list of all the pages somebody is a list of all the pages somebody is viewing, and that is sensitive data. if that leaked, somebody got hold of it, it could be used for blackmail. this routinely happens now, people are blackmailed for a p pa re ntly now, people are blackmailed fo

be you know that should be tackled as well and that should be a government priority they have put in you know a lot of plans in place the courts have been very active in a lot of what you see in government policies coming out of court orders and directives but what we all find i think we all agree on this is that implementation is such a challenge and it's not just being an absolute it's across the board so you don't have the manpower to really enforce a lot of things you don't have in some cases the political will to enforce some of these things so it's a huge challenge and also you know so to. have to be mobilized a lot more than they are right now you know you had you had the court stepped in and restrict the use of firecrackers but that's a very very polluting period for delhi in the course of about 3 days you have a lot of pollution but people still lighting firecrackers amongst them there needs to be a last or citizen involvement so now as you're talking there i could see both publicly and sunil look like they had so much to say so i promised we'd go to you but i want to 1st sh

to be readmitted for his suspension to be overturned?verturned, because subsequent to him being expelled, the labour party has made it clear that how you vote is not of itself a reason for throwing somebody out of the labour party. if that were to happen, obviously we are getting two steps ahead, but if that were to happen, this broader question about labour and membership and management of membership, what does it say about the state of the party right now? i think it is an appalling message that alistair has been expeued message that alistair has been expelled for voting liberal democrat. it has not yelled dealt wrongly with the pete willsman case, because i think they have rightly suspended him while the disciplinary process goes ahead, but as i said earlier on, the test now is that if they quickly and effectively deal with the pete willsman case. if alistair campbell is reinstated into the labour party, and pete willsman is properly dealt with, and from what i have seen he should be expeued what i have seen he should be expelled — if

that will be decision one. once that happens, that person will get in and try to make a deal and maybe if they do not make a deal they do it a different way. ireland will be in great shape. ireland is a special place. it will be in good shape. i do not think the vote will be a problem. >> have you seen reports of executions in north korea of the folks involved in your summit. does that worry you that came would execute -- that kim would execute those people? pres. trump: i do not know if the reports are correct. this is north korea we are talking about. he is someone we know well. he is a strong man and a strong person. they like to blame kim jong-un personally. they say he was killed, he was not killed. the other people i know nothing about. it is an interesting situation. i think they would like to make a deal and we would like to make a deal with them. we will see how it goes. well becauseoing there is not been testing of anything major. when i became president, before that, it was all the time. nuclear test

to be contradictions family japanese. or the c.e.o. of one of the owners saying they were flying objects i understand that the prime minister of japan was in tehran at the same time which hasn't perhaps given that much publicity so the allegation is that iran blew up this japanese tanker while shien's you have it was in terror on fortunately when prime minister shinzo abe was planning to come to tehran they're very kind of sabotage policy to make this travel a failure because immediately after the announcement the final announcement that the date was confirmed in fact the united states was. was venturing into imposing new sanctions against iran immediately after the confirmation of the date of the prime minister coming to tehran and when he was in tehran they're very quiet and going to stick states. by the u.s. officials here and there and unfortunately at the time that he was meeting or supreme leader which was considered a very important meeting at that time this incident for the oil tankers what's happened these are ve

be -- what could be called an economic iron curtain?,th any complex the rational way to go about it is to divide it into increment of parts and resolve one at a time. in this case, that would be negotiations 301 initiated about a year ago, focus on a small subset of the issues. those are some cities, state owned enterprises -- some cities, state-owned enterprises, intellectual property rights along with cybersecurity. if the two governments remained focus on that subset of issues, there could be an agreement to benefit both china and the united states. we can get to yes with the political will of leaders. what does this mean for the future relationship of companies that have been doing business with both the u.s. and china? we had a former ambassador telling us once supply chains are severed, it will be difficult to restore them. respect have enormous for the ambassador and i agree with him completely. we need to disaggregate the tech community and the rest of trade. ore rest of trade, be it food energy or fashion or services, virtually

, that would be one analysis.ngress would take this up, they don't need to have a sufficient prosecutable case. so there's a a lot that would have to be sorted out in the court case in terms of what the legal standards for obstruction are. i think there's a disagreement, for example, between the attorney general and the special counsel about what those are. there'd be an issue about what the president's intent was. but congress doesn't need to be concerned about all that. they're looking at this not in terms of can you prove the elements of a criminal offense beyond a reasonable doubt, they would be looking at it as abuse of power, and that would be the framework they'd consider. gerry: and, liz, you went through this famously 40 some years ago with president nixon. give us a sense of what was in your mind and what was in the house's mind then when they were considering what were in some ways similar cases of obstruction of justice, witness tampering, that kind of stuff. what sort of standards the you would bring

side to be attacked, to be harmed. so you have the president essentially underscoring the fact that this was an unmanned drone, making the case that it was over international waters and saying that he doesn't believe this was intentional. still, andrea, clearly the u.s. sees this as a provocation and a sign of the fact that tensions are mounting between these two countries. what are they going to do about it? as colonel jack has said, they do have a range of different ways to respond in their back pocket. that undoubtedly is what was discussed by the national security team when they met earlier today. what have they determined? it is possible the president was presented with a range of different options. that's the likeliest scenario, and now it's going to be up to him to decide what, if any, response the administration is going to have. his critics will point to the fact that it was about a year ago he ripped up the iran nuclear deal, that that was a real check on iran. the president has indicated he didn't see it tha

be reupped. you speak to that point, but it is not in the current recommendation. >> it was essentially to harmonize the appropriation language between two separate kinds of appropriations. one is the baseline annual appropriation. it is based on the formula of $2.75 per city residents that is appropriated to the fund at the beginning of each fiscal year. the language there is something that the city shall appropriate such funds. and a separate code section, there is a supplemental appropriation, which says that the commission may request a supplemental appropriation from the board and the mayor if the fund balances the lowest certain amount as of august first. essentially the executive director reports to the board whether or not that minimum balance is met and then the commission may make that request pursuant to the statute. our initial recommendation is that the language be harmonize to that in the supplemental language, it also says that the city and county shall appropriate such funds, but

tonight, we will be let in on the act. borisjohnson will not be there.will not be there. the fight tonight will be to be seen as the main contender to mrjohnson. that is when it starts to heat up, when we get down to the final two. nick, thank you very much. tens of thousands of peope are protesting on the streets of hong kong over a controversial extradition bill, despite a government climb—down. hong kong's chief executive announced the plans had been suspended — but demonstrators are demanding it be completely scrapped. large crowds have gathered in the city's victoria square. martin yip is our correspondent in hong kong, with the latest. martin, obviously the demonstrators there are not giving up and are not satisfied with the concessions they have forced out of the leadership. definitely. that is the theme of today's rally. the main slogan they are chanting is withdrawal. they have been streaming past me, as you can see. these are people walking to the start of victoria park, two or three kilometres away, while i am standing outside the legislative

it will be a warm one and it will be hot. you can take a live look and you can see the arena and it is shaping up to be a nice day for the most part it will be sunny, mostly clear skies although the coastal see some clouds along the monterey bay and the san francisco peninsula. it will be warm, 70s to the mid 90s. inland regions will warm-up today. right now it feels nice outside, 59 degrees. oakland 54, 56 san francisco. mountain view warming up to 61 this morning. the current went, this is something we are concerned about. you can see calm wind around the region. in the upper elevations and the higher hills we do see some gusty winds. this is of concern it is fire danger conditions. today we are going to warm-up. these are the highs yesterday. santa rosa got to about 81 yesterday and 11 degrees warmer we will end up around 92 in santa rosa. concord got to 85 yesterday. san francisco will be warm today as well. normal for this time of year is 67. warming up a little bit above average for this time of year and san jose you wi

to be more ways. data analyst, of course. digital security guards, robot technicians. but, going back to the future, this technology guru told me i tell young people find a wave of the future, put your surfboard on it and serve it. my conclusion was different because i found him doing this research that there is a bright future for things that don't have anything to do with technology as well. we are going to have more and more free time in the future. although many of us work like crazy hours. we are working less and less. we used to work 24/7. defendant in biblical times we took two days off a week and now in many countries you have three days off a week so we are working less and less and more of us are spending more time watching netflix with actors and actresses so there will be a lot of room for humanities and anything with leisure. contrary to what many of them say, i cite several areas not related to technology that also had a bright future. so i have added to that metaphor about surfing the w

it has to be done. we can talk about one thing or another and we have talked about comprehensive immigration reform and since that didn't happen, we want to do the dreamers, a number of things that must be addressed, but hopefully we can work in away that respects the dignity and worth of every person and understands what immigration means to america and constantly reminding people and president ronald reagan's last speech as president of the united states when he spoke about vital force of the america's preimnens in the world is every new generation that comes to america. look it up. it is a beautiful speech. wait a minute. we had a rule in our caucus if you asked a question in the previous meeting you have to get in line. you know how it is the same people jump in front of the line. reporter: follow up on that question of the man that was drowned with his daughter. what was your immediate reaction to that photo and who do you hold responsible for that? ms. pelosi: can you imagine that the father put t

be be be be the biomass across be at noeme alaska increased offer five years. fish will move to where they're comfortable. that's going to create industry problems and problems between nations. i would be hesitant to speculate on a specific conflict as a result. >> the conflict certainly will be in the offing as the waters warm and the fish population moves and food becomes scarcer, correct? >> certainly. i think in my mind what i would expect is a country whose fish stocks were in their exclusive economic zone, now those fish stocks moved to someone else's. you could find conflict as their fishermen move to get the same species of fish that their populations prefer. that would create a conflict not necessarily in the example you provided between vietnam and china, but vietnam and some country further north, for example. >> may i jump in? >> certainly. >> this is an illustration of what i was referring to in my opening statement about redistribution of animal and plants in the oceans and land. those effects are almost certain to create new tensions across marit

be a real eye-opener for me.to sell themselves. who are you supporting? i started off with sajid javid but i realise with all the other candidates being removed itsjeremy hunt on one side and borisjohnson on the other. i lean towardsjeremy. from charlotte, who are you supporting? you are supporting jeremy hunt, you're undecided. boris johnson? well, boris i believe is the right man to lead the country through brexit and also to keep jeremy corbyn out of number ten and giving the best vision for our future after brexit we are going to excel at the world stage. some people might be watching this, you are going into this to see two people who want to be your party leader and for the rest of us, the prime minister. have you already made your mind up? as party members, we often see a lot of the candidates. i believe my mind is made up. to keepjeremy corbyn out with number ten. there is nothing you could hear? it's like that. we'll have an open mind if somebody comes up we'll have an open mind if somebody comes up with

placed on good weather they can be separate them to a willing buyer. >> do you think they would be able to give my registration? hispanic there are ways of the court struck down the statute on its face that it was over or drawn theoverdrawnthen i don't s any other challenge you wouldn't be able to. >> just so i can understand, to narrow the statute to exactly what? [inaudible] targeting the name is the word mainstream meant to attract a particular market and the word is mainstream. >> if you look at george colli collins. that's an example of the copyrighted profession. they preached -- they can buy the dvds, they can watch live performances. all of that can be done without pushing the profanity. this is framed by justice ginsburg questioning what is the interest if i that has an indept interest not having to go government associated with certain words or is it an interesting debate could interest in following what is scandalous or amoral at a particular point in time? >> it is somewhat both with the second interest we would emphasize that the interest is protecting unwilling viewers fro

sudan's military gentle says there'll be no more talks with the opposition and elections should be held within 9 months following monday's deadly crackdown on protesters. the secretary general strongly condemns the violence and reports of the excessive force used by security personnel. the un security council will meet to discuss a don as leaders and diplomats around the world condemning the violence. hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm dennis also coming up in the program. lonnie and i are profoundly honored. to be a guest. for this is store state visit. pumpkin ceremonies donald trump dines with queen elizabeth but he set to taste opposition on the 2nd day of his state visit. and how the 1st year anniversary of tiananmen square is and isn't being remembered in china. the head of sudan's military ginger says there will be no more negotiations with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months abdel fattah han is also apologize for the violent crackdown on monday that's or at least 35 people killed. well the military council are sorry for what happene

so here it will be more settled.oud, outbreaks of rain perhaps for northern scotland, and maybe a shower or two into northern england as well, generally more cloud and we will have more of a north—westerly flow through monday. it will feel fresher. temperatures back in the mid— teens to low 20s at best. through monday, that trend really continues as we head into tuesday, but here is our area of high pressure trying to settle things down a little more as we settle things down a little more as we had towards the middle part of the week. this is how tuesday is shaping up, we have a north—westerly flow bringing in more cloud as the day goes on, although we should see —— should see some sunshine initially. most places should remain dry, but it will still feel quite fresh. temperatures a little below where they were on monday, mid teens, perhaps scraping 20, 20 one celsius towards the south of england. —— 2i. celsius towards the south of england. —— 21. further celsius towards the south of england. —— 2i. furtherwe celsius

she can be wearing what she wants, she can be a virgin, she can be sleeping with five different peopleit back on the negative comments that she has god. she has been very strong in terms of her reaction but has supporters also did —— gotten. and it has been used by a lot of her fencing it does not matter, if you see the video, it is quite frightening, actually. this manjust comes out of nowhere to grab her and asi comes out of nowhere to grab her and as i say, she is known for being outspoken, so it is not a surprise that she has come out and defended herself this way. and this is dominating social media, your thoughts always welcome. weather conditions across the uk for the past few days are going to be changeable for one day to the next, to some extent it is stuck in or out, the jet stream, to some extent it is stuck in or out, thejet stream, dipping down to the south of us at the moment and continuing to do so almost forming a big area of low pressure in the atmosphere that does end up like an old washing machine, just revolves around each other, keeping them feeding, there will be

so, we should be scared. we should be concerned.le than the second world war. we have to be alert to the fact these outbreaks are of serious concern. we have the solutions that we have to take action. but climate change front and centre, health systems front and centre. without that we are at risk and we should be alarmed. really interesting to talk to you, thank you for your time today. thank you. breaking news from the courts, a woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack after what was said to be decades of emotional abuse, has had her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter, on the grounds of diminished responsibility. this is sally challen, 65, she appealed against her murder conviction, the conviction for killing her husband richard in august 2010. here she is with her two sons who had been her supporters throughout this process. and today, sally challen has had her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. she said her husband richard had subjected her husband richard had sub

and w congress being notified? >> well, the president called together leaders of congress yesterday and didnot indicate any specific plan, indicated he had a range of plans, but he did listen to r concerns, and i made it my point we have be very cautious here because any action against iran could be reciprocated by asymmetric attacks across the region from afghanistan to lebanon, so we have to be very carereful. are things that we can and should do. we have to insist on the ability to fly in international airspace. our drone was in international airspace. that could have been demonstrated by a multi-national flight of fiter aircraft r other aircraft. we have to maintain navigational waters. we could have done that, again, hopefully in a multi-nationalio fa and we can take other covert means to indicate that we are not going to accept the downing of one of our drones. d you have any concerns that the u.s. looks indecisive or weak because of this on-off-again move on the part of the administration? >> i think that, i

closing it it's not going to be even slow zigzag going to be close to long and they know it and they've been told in very strong terms and we want to get them back to the table if they want to go back yeah i'm ready when they are saudi state media reporting airstrikes against yemeni targets by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition according to the report the strikes hit the military targets and air defense systems in the capital city sanaa earlier a military spokesman for yemen's who feel a rebel group warn people to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. the rebels have targeted saudi arabia's airport twice this week saudi officials say before the attacks on friday by intercepting drones aimed at the port close to the yemeni border. the world health organization has stopped short of calling the spread of a bowler an international emergency more than 1400 people have died of the virus in the d.r. c. since august there are fears it could spread to uganda after 2 people died there this week parts of brazil have come to a standstill during a 24 hour nationwide strike against propo

but he is coming, and it will be the first televised debate he has done and it will be fascinating for course there is a long way to run in this selection. we're making any assumptions about who will win. absolutely. can you give us a sense of how the behind—the—scenes negotiations worked to get him to agree? i should imagine they have been quite complicated. we tried to keep them as simple as we could. you made the point at the beginning of the programme that there have been a number of debates over the last few years so we have learnt lessons from those. at no stage was this a push pull negotiation, we will only come if you do x or y. we presented a format so viewers can question the candidates. there has been no negotiation about that at all, none of the candidates have pushed back in any significant way at all on that, so it has been relatively simple, in truth. you mention format, there is no studio audience, why? we thought the most important thing was to allow bbc viewers and listeners to connect directly with the person who may be prime minister of this country. we can deliver

some will be losers. some will do nothing some of the companies that you liked best will disappoint you what can i say the game is full of heartbreak which brings me to my next rule. always please, please try to stay flexible. you have to be flexible because business by its very nature is dynamic, not static. things do change and markets change and new competitors under cut existing players to take market share and start executing poorly and we've seenthat time and again. customers cancel orders. unforeseen events happen that hurt business or make some category of stocks seem less attractive to the money managers who dominate the market. when a story of a company you own shares in, you have to be willing to acknowledge things are different. the reason you gave for buying a stock is no longer valid, this is why you need to explain your picks to another person so you can recognize when your idea is unworkable for decades experts peddle the idea when you buy a stock, you need to be prepared to hold on to it

who will you be backing to be your leader?ither of the two main candidates in the contest. as it happened, i don't after the fees state, the point at which you have to have been in member in order to vote. i only joined the party a week ago today, so it would be a bit untoward to start dictating things. but you're already the treasury spokesperson.” wasn't expecting to be asked to do that. surely the lib dem treasury spokesman must have a view on who your next leader should be. as it happens, i don't. your next leader should be. as it happens, idon't. i your next leader should be. as it happens, i don't. iwill work your next leader should be. as it happens, i don't. i will work with whoever wins the contest. unless you leave and make it four.” whoever wins the contest. unless you leave and make it four. i will not be doing that. you must have a view on whether it isjo swinson or ed davey. my brain has not gone yet. which one has more appeal? i'm not endorsing either. have they asked you? no, they haven't. a large part of the r

it is not ourjudgement at the moment that that would be appropriate and i think it would be seen as beingview, is our interests are best served at this time by trying to turn down the heat on this. surely our influence should be used to urge the us and iran to re—engage in talks rather than risk a crescendo of warmongering. and would he consider whether an international inquiry into the attacks on the wider questions of safety and shipping in the gulf would be more productive given that it has an international effect? the minister said any investigation it was a matter for the ship owners. but we stand ready to be of assistance wherever we can, in these matters, as she can probably appreciate we have some expertise in matters of this sort, being a maritime nation. and if any of those skill sets can be of assistance then we will obviously be prepared to offer them. now is the government dragging its feet over plans to double the plastic bag tax in england? it has been more than three years since the law are required large shops to charge 5p for single use bags. and within the last year, mi

we are delighted to be part of this team, fortunate to be part of this team. we do a lot of affordable housing throughout the bay area area. this is very ambitious, and high goals in terms of the affordability, and all the community benefits. to work with this community, this team, and this city, is a great opportunity for us. the site has been described, for us, it is the last piece of the puzzle in the neighborhood, along with the city college upper reservoir sight to pull together these different uses and make a cohesive place here that really links these other pieces together. the transit aspect is critical for us. a lot of the pieces that are coming together have been talked about, these pieces were critical to plan in a way that emphasizes walking and biking. working with the, has been a great -- working with the, has been a great process for us. they have also had important guidance in terms of placement of open space, uses, circulation , massing of the buildings, similarly, we have been collaborating closely with city college as they work through their

you could be fired for being lgbtq. you could be fired for being lgbtq.real, and still exists. i hear what you are saying about not aligning it with just one person, you are saying about not aligning it withjust one person, because it is an epidemic on all proportions, but you really need to look out, when this person gets this type of coverage, and he is allowed to say hateful, terrible things, how does that impact us. i think it is really scary, and it is not who we want to be. on the flipside, what strikes me, is there is this dichotomy. there is now an increased celebration of different sexual identity. gay marriage is now legal. there is a real push for people to 110w there is a real push for people to now become visible. there is a positive element. but how is that also led to people feeling like perhaps they do not want to be more visible in terms of who they are, because of this increase in crime? you know, iwould because of this increase in crime? you know, i would hate to think that. i think the positive movement is the stronger one. look at all

jean carroll being judged, to see her being torn apart, to see her being insulted by the president.t want to say, i've said this before on your show and appreciate you giving me the platform to do it. if you are listening to this show and have ever experienced sexual violence, it is never too late to ask someone for help, it is never too late to tell our story and the 24/7 national hotline is 1-800-656-hope. they always get an uptick when something like this happens. i don't want to call it a silver lining, but it is something that we can build on. >> dahlia, you've written about the press' reaction to this. >> yeah, i think ana makes the vitally important point here, which is if we remember back to the "access hollywood" tapes, we were -- >> and we do. >> we were horrified. that was a surge of me too. that was exactly what ana's describing. we all realize this is the water we swim in. we all live this. and the idea that in much the same way that a year ago family separations at the border were horrifying, and now we're just numb. we're trying to have feelings but it's breaking us.

that would be amazing. >> demonstrably, that's going to be possible.you're the customer. and with google and facebook, you're not the customer. >> whether it's my insurance company or some other insurance company, they'll pay more for that data. >> exactly. and that's the business of selling certainty. they're making behavioral predictions. professors at harvard make this really important point, that the market of behavioral futures is a lot like the market for human organs. it's something that just shouldn't be allowed. i think these sort of conversations need to happen out in the open. the country has to understand exactly what's going on. we have to have a conversation to determine, is that the america we want to live in? because you're getting to the point now when they're doing facial recognition, they're not taking a picture of your face, they're capturing the emotion of the thousands of muscles in your face to determine your status. >> is there someone running for president that gets the state of this? there is a feeling sometimes that the folks

remains to be seen as well. but as you quite rightly say, yesterday was about the pomp, the stateis ha visit also angry tweets from the president. but today is back to business, business leaders meeting literally we understand very soon or as we speak. the likes of companies from over here that are doing rather well over there you are remember that from the 1980s from tanglo-u.s. the companies that straddle the atlantic and then you have the cabinet talks that we'll go into more detail about as well and politics and protests today and it was pomp and circumstance yesterday. back to you. >> steve, thank you so much. look forward to more coverage in a while. >>> meanwhile, on to that next topic for trump as steve alluded, today includes breakfast with a handful of british and american business leader, followed by a meeting with the outgoing prime minister theresa may. now more from downing street, and yesterday was largely about ceremony, pomp, today is where the real meatier political issues are poised to come up

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it is like being on a ski lift.and climb with the group that i go outwith, who are extremely fit, they are athletes. i can climb with them and then do the descent. on a normal bike i have to stop and rest. i am type 2 diabetic, so it is helping me control my blood sugar. it just enables me to explore more in a shorter space of time. you still have to pedal, you are putting in the same work but you are going three times further, so it is a bit of a myth that you don't have to work for your downhills, you certainly have to do. don't think this makes you lazy or the sport easier. the bikes are heavier, rocks are still rocks, and on the downhill it all still has to be controlled. but it gave us a taste of what the best e—mountain bike racers would have to tackle this weekend. it is a bit of a challenge to get through this section without putting a foot down, and if you do you will get a ten second penalty. we are all limited to 25km/h, so there is a blanket limit, which changes the aspect. it will still come down to the

included as an offense which is not so you need to be extremely careful about what will be included in the concepts of rhetoric that incite hatred and offensive content and who will decide this is among your microphone said this will be a working group in which there will be a french controller and representatives from facebook they will work together to define it or. sustain soon that all the international up next going underground. time after time said we're going underground as president donald trump tries to kick off a palestine peace process in bahrain with his son in law jared krishna alleged a british war criminal tony blair accused of catalyzing a mideast war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions and is trump threatens iran with obliteration coming out of the show the end of u.s. or germany we speak to a former top i.m.f. official about the prospects for fundamental geopolitical power transformer nation for this weekend's japanese g. 20 summit and shooting for the stars we speak to britain's astronomer royal about armageddon and ways to avoid it from space travel

and to date there may be youngsters who will never be be reunited with their families because of this administration's policy. where prosecute they? where were you? -- where were they? where were you in crying out for help those for -- for these children? don't come forward now and be political in what you're doing. we are going to provide humanitarian assistance as we have in 2019 and in this budget. $1.8 billion. and moving forward with the supplemental. you have been silent, silent over these years because -- where you are now? i support the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentlelady will suspend. >> point of order. madam chair, point of order. the chair: the gentleman will explain his point of order. >> are remarks spothse supposed to be directed to the -- are remarks supposed to be directed to the chair? ms. delauro: i'll direct them to the chair. where were they? >> madam chair, point of order. are remarks supposed to be directed to the chair? the chair: members are reminded to address their remarks to the floor. to the chair. mr. harris: thank you. the chair: the gentlema

it may be that they are playing coy. it may also be that the u.s. embassy has not passed on the president's wishes. sort of an interesting mystery perhaps we will get to the bottom of. surethey talk about, tonson has professed himself be quite an admirer of the president and his bold tac tics, so one could see them hitting it off for their bold tactics in negotiations with the eu. but at the moment, i would be more surprised if it did happen then if it didn't. guy: one final quick question. jeremy corbyn, the leader of the opposition labour party, will not be at the banquet tonight taking place at buckingham palace. he has decided to boycott this. there's going to be big demonstrations in london tomorrow, and it will be interesting to see what role he ultimately ends up playing in all of this. let's talk about what would happen if there was a general election in the united kingdom, and jeremy corbyn were to win. let's talk about how special the special relationship would be at that point. robert: i think that is an absolutely fascinating question. f

so that has to be resolved.xit is moving and nothing else is so that has to be resolvedlj brexit is moving and nothing else is so that has to be resolved. i think boris is definitely the man to lead us. boris is definitely the man to lead us. among this group, there are different views about who is best to keep the tory party on track. later this evening, we met up with them again to see what they made of the results tonight when three candidates became two. i'm really happy that jeremy hunt just clicked it. what of jeremy happy that jeremy hunt just clicked it. what ofjeremy hunt against borisjohnson? it. what ofjeremy hunt against boris johnson? they both have their brexit strategies, they are probably surprisingly similar apart from johnson being slightly more firm on leaving whether or not we have a deal. i think jeremy leaving whether or not we have a deal. i thinkjeremy hunt has that experience across a range of offices. i'm disappointed that michael gove didn't make it. because i thought the challenge he

and have it be that versus an anticipation that may be next month or the following month will be something different. >> and put that we're specifically adopting as prices right now without any flexibility? i think there are different seasons and different times. i'm 100% behind us -- we want to do this intelligently and it is a data driven, science-driven analysis before we come out with this and we're happy to come out and tell you how it went over the first year and what we did. because it has to be done cautiously and the timing will be different for different sites. >> don't we have dynamic pricing for golf? >> we do. sgofl a little different because people make reservations ahead of time on the computer so they can instantly adjust and we can look at when there is peak demand but we're only doing that at harding. the other sites we used it to lower fees when part of the golf course is closed and inclement weather. at harding, we've tried to encourage people to take other times of the day by having higher prices during the peak times and lower prices during the off-peak times. >> can

for preferred too, that can be recorded and that can be referenced in future, could actually be a positiveould be remarkable, at least having something to refer back to, which would be an improvement. joe, let me stay with you. on the front of the telegraph, it is only a small piece, but it refers to potentially a hugely significant story with reference to iran and the united states. so my guess committee situation in iran seems to be deteriorating. recently, we were ten minutes away from missiles being launched against iranian targets. there still seems to be some sort of ambiguity about why that didn't take place, but there is a report that a cyber attack was launched against the iranian weapon system, but donald trump has come out and said that the us would obliterate the iranians if... although he insisted that they were still not looking for a wall. it would be good to talk. you would hope so. that's apparently what they are saying now. his words seem confused, if you do want to talk, you should probably not start with saying that you will obliterate them. that does not seem like a go

is worthy to be defended and worthy to be protected.ople ask what is your stance on this we don't make a public stance but i will tell people i think it's wort worth -- >> when you brought up guns that's important. when i was on the view but i liken this to was guns and the second limit and when i said was for me to say i am pro-choice does not mean i'm pro- abortion but it doesn't mean i'm personally pro-life but i don't think the government does anything well. we say the government doesn't do things well with restricting firearms for law-abiding americans i think the same thing goes for abortion. i don't think a woman in a most difficult position in her life with the government telling her you can't to do this i don't think that will convince her to choose life or be a good mother and to go the way pro-life people want her to go. that's the government taking a position and as a nanny state it will is not the most effective way to get to it pro-life outcome. >> i like to jump in. something you said struck me because i feel that way. pe

how is this all being seen in washington d.c. is the president being seen as being successful. for the most part i mean this is still a very divided country and there still are the you know done in terms of polarizing leader you either like him or you don't like him here in the united states but i think there is some relief that donald trump has managed to get through the sort of 2nd major day the working day following a day of pageantry in the u.k. without any sort of major gaffe that might embarrass the united states so i think that there is some sort of relief that he's stuck to the script if you will and in terms of the headlines coming out of that press conference they're sort of doubling down by the u.s. president the issue of trade with mexico that he's once again not just when it comes to sort of type thing those in the u.k. about brecht's it but also when it comes to dealing with the migration issue on the southern border of the united states and mexico using trade deals as his leverage and so likely what will come out of that press conference and that will be played e

you can be both. he's proving, living prove yof can be both. i'm going to be at the debates.truth, we are not equal in this country. 80% americans believe we should be equal. we can still be fired from our jobs in half the states, be put through conversion therapy, denied housing. the supreme court decides whether or not to serve us a piece of cake. >> access what you are doing with the new york public library. >> the exhibition is on until july 13. the book is available wherever books are sold. the arc of this as 50 years ago, homosexuality was illegal and considered a mental illness. >> thank you so much for being on the show with us. >> thank you. that does it for us this morning. >> thank you so much. it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. we are now exactly 36 hours away from the first ten 2020 democrats taking to the stage in miami for the biggest task we've seen so far. most of the candidates fafted another big test over the weekend at the south carolina fish fry. a campaign event for those trying to gain support. one candidate notably missing. mayor pete buttigieg. he was