i'm beth rubenstein, special projects s.f. public works and i'm thrilled to are here at such an historic joint hearing. we appreciate this is the first joint hearing and we're your first and only item. thank you so much for coming together. i will give you an overview of the project and then you will hear from jcdecaux and then the architects on the project. i look forward to our conversation. it's wonderful to have all of you together so we can have a joint conversation. so for over 20 years, the city of san francisco has had a very productive partnership with jcdecaux. as you recall, in the 1990s, we entered into a 20-year contract with jcdecaux to supply public toilets for the city, in exchange for allowing them to have advertising income with 114 kiosks they would design, fabricate, install and maintain, daily maintain, 25 public toilets. this was the first project they did in the nation, our nation, and it was quite radical. there was a lot of pushback, if you recall. the idea of public toilets. but here we are 20 plus ye

tonight -- joel mchale, from "don't worry, he won't get far on foot," actress and musician beth dittocomedian nimesh patel, featuring the 8g band with emmanuelle caplette. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump created a stir at a press conference with vladimir putin yesterday when he said this about the hacking of the dnc server. >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, today he set the record straight. >> in a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't." [ audience ohs ] the sentence should have been, "i don't see any reason why i wouldn't," or "why it wouldn't be russia." so just to repeat it, i said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't." and the sentence should have been -- and i thought i would be maybe a little bit unclear on th

in case you're not already feeling suitably inspired, meet beth dobbin.er unable to walk, talk or even recognise her own dad. but earlier this month the 200m sprinter was crowned british champion with a championship record time. the 24—year—old has been talking to bbc sport about how athletics has saved her. slowly the light started to go out and everything just started to get dark andi and everything just started to get dark and i remember linking i'm going to die almostjust let it happen and just still to this day i can pick your my friends face and shejust can pick your my friends face and she just looked terrified. i remember looking at my dad thinking i don't know who he is, i woke up with no clue what was going on. i spent maybe a week in hospital not being able to walk properly. athletics had to take a back seat. i would get confused about different things and people did not get that i just couldn't speak. better stop trying to get back and coming right through the middle. —— beth dobbin. and she wins it! back to the house of commons and let's list

beth, laura, emily.yle, i kind of think he doesn't want his opponents to take it easy. >> it could be perceived as a veiled threat. but everything that representative -- could also be perceived as a veiled threat and i think there's ramped up rhetoric all around. it doesn't help the general national discourse but it certainly helps say the president and the congresswoman with their bases because it fires up their supporters. >> what do you make of it, laura? fully think it's really rich for trump to encourage civility on either side. he has a history of encouraging violence at his own rallies, and he's been the least civil president we've ever had. on twitter and in speeches and elsewhere. he's called women horrible things, talked about people's bleeding faces. i mean, i don't think that this is a veiled threat from trump. i think it's a threat from trump. and i think the fact that he kind of cozies up to these authoritarian dictators who do suppress anyone their countries who oppose them i think we shou

>> reporter: sevenears ago, beth and her husband couldn't imagine what the f.b.i. wanted, but they agreed to meet. >> and they said we believe your sohas been a victim of a crime. and i said impossible my son is at home. and he showed me the photos and immediately i just broke down. and my husband broke down crying. >> reporter: what she saw was her then four-year-old son being sexually abused, the acts documented istill images and video, and uploaded to the internet. it had been going on for two years. >> and they asked us if we knew who the person was and where he could be located, and...id >> reporter:ou? >> i did. he actually was a family friend that we had known for a long time, almost my whole life. >> it's your neighbor, it's your pastor, it's your teacher, it's your soccer coach, we've had all of those types of people, people with kids people without kids >> reporter: f.b.i. special agent tina fourkas has beente investigating et child pornography in the denver field office for more than seven years. >> i wish there was some magic profile where we could iden

this is the second-round board, that beth mentioned, that had all of our concepts and ideas combined. and i will break that out in the next couple of images to talk about the concepts and how they relate to the three questions that we were trying to answer during the process. there is a lot of collaborative work here and one of the steps of the process was a visit from both beth and francois in our office where the team came in and showed the sketches and concepts that led to the design itself and inspired by many different things, whether it's art, architecture, the way items are drawn, the way that water can be reused in the relationship and in the growing landscape. so here you see, for example, the notion that i mentioned about variations in the city. on the left, you see the simple kiosk. as you look on the right, some have planting on top. some have trees adjacent. this was an ideas competition and we wanted to bring that home and collectively with these plus the kiosk create a story about the city and about sustainability. objects are meant to be sculptural for many reasons. on

[applause] i, rabbi beth singer of congregation emanu-el stand side-by-side with reverend amos brownbaptist church. [applause] our presence here together on this occasion is, of course, symbolic. you know that we are here to deliver a prayer, but reverend brown and i, we are a prayer, a prayer that is praised along with all of our interfaith partners for women and men of all skin colors, all religions, no religions, all sexual identities, all genders, all political affiliations, all nationalities and ethnicities to see the beauty in our differences. [applause] we are a prayer to unite for the good and today we pray and invoke this sacred presence as we witness the historic swearing-in of the smart, gracious, and politically savvy, get-the-job done, mayor london breed. [cheers and applause]. we call upon you creator of the universe with a prayer and a thank you. we thank you for the gifts of all life, for enabling each of us to reach this moment in time. it has been a tough year for love, generosity and goodness. each time that we thought that it was as bad as it could be, it got wors

and now for the pleasur introduce to you rabbi beth singer of con grae gagregation raymond c. this is a historic day in san francisco! i, rabbi beth singerregaon emane side with rever our presence here together on this occasion is, of course, symbolic. you know we are here to deliver a prayer. but reverend brown and i, we are a prayer. a prayer that prays along with all of our interfaith partners for women and men of all skin colors, all religions, no religions, all sexual identities, all genders, all political affiliations, all nationalities and ethnicities to see the beauty in our differences. a unite for the good and today we pray and invoke this sacred prehesee hisg in of this smart, gracious, 'em pathic, politically savvy get the job done mayor london breed! we call upon you, creator of the universe, with a prayer and a thank you. we thank you for the gift of all life. for enabling each of us to reac, generosity and goodness. each time we thought it was as bad as it could be it got worse. more division, more injustice, more hate. we prayed, please, god, send us some kind

the first hope they got was under obama administration and ben carson has taken it away. >> beth?f ocasio-cortez, she and bernie sanders, the numbero uno candidate, got together. bringing the message that what could work in the bronx or vermont can work in the heartland. >> thanks for joining us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening, i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. the recordings were seized during the fbi raid on the offices of donald trump's fixer michael cohen.

beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> well, after that mini break for the big show here, baseball is back. >> it is back. we were just looking at the smudge marks on our deck. that's a sign we need something to get us through. >> we're looking at smudge marks on the anchor desk. i kind of lost my mind at 6:00 when i said summer's over because the ravens have opened trainingamp. redskin start next week. football is still coming. baseball is not done. it better not be. runway divisn winners last two seasons, the third place nationals have catching up to do. we'll get stephen strasburg back tomorrow against theras. baseball was back tonight. and they're so happy had he got married. don't you do that at a game? cubs can hosting cardinals. adam jacobs a big fan, probably shouldn't watch this. jason hayworth. that brings in the game-tying run. two rbi for hayward. later in the inning, you better not see this. ian happ unloads this deep to right center. rt's a two-run sho

you've been on our show, beth. so your thoughts on this. overarching consensus amongst the intellectual elite is that this is bound to fail. >> first of all, let me say that progressive democrat. it's an unusual position for me to be agreeing with positions that the trump administration takes. but we've heard a lot today about how the united states is starting a trade war. and i think that misses the point entirely. there's been a trade war going on for at least the past decade and this is simply a new way of trying to confront problems that previous administrations have tried to tackle. and our trading partners haven't paid attention. they like having access to the market. we've been generous in providing access to the market. charles: is generous a euphemism for dumb? >> i understand why decisions were made other the past 40 years across both parties, jimmy carter, ronald reagan. we all have made, in the past 40 years, decisions where we believe that the united states had an advantage that could never be lost. and many of the administrati

>> beth rubenstein, san francisco public works. actually want to respond to the interactivity, but first about the double toilets. we're looking at up to 12 sites. and -- but it has a lot to do with the negotiation of the contract. complexity of the design influences the contract. the sites of interest to you would be civic center plaza, the port is interested in the double toilets, twin peaks is also interested in the double toilets. there are other ones. u.n. plaza. so u.n. plaza and civic center plaza that would be under your jurisdiction. i don't think any of the others. >> commissioner hyland: not coit tower or washington park? >> no, definitely not. >> commissioner hyland: and on twin peaks, how would access be? >> right now, there are two toilets up there. >> commissioner hyland: there are? >> yes. two single-stall toilets. so there's an idea to put two double toilets up there. likewise, two adjacent toilets on jefferson near fisherman's wharf. it's just the number of flushes. it's incredible. there are 800,000 flushes, so t

mom and parker walk in the building. >> she goes by beth. >> hi there.er. >> hi parker. okay, so the first thing i want you to do is look right at my nose, okay? >> reporter: dr. latimer spends over two hours evaluating parker medically. >> now turn your head over towards the window. >> reporter: learning his developmental history >> this was his cursive, and you can see it almost looks like. >> perfect. >> and then instead of cursive he started printing, and then his printing started to look more like, even before kindergarten. >> reporter: but most compelling, visual evidence dr. latimer gets to see is this. the dramatic, at times disturbing, home video the barnes's took to document their son's ordeal. >> come on. you can do it, son. >> is that the seizure? that's so scary. >> his eyeball's twitching. >> what made i start recording? >> because i couldn't believe it was happening, because i wouldn't have believed it myself if i told myself. >> this is so bizarre. it's like a short circuit in his brain. >> reporter: behavior ranging from unresponsive. >>

then beth will proceed. and we have a new subject, a new area we would like to bring whistleblowing too. welcome. [applause] dan: thank you. an honor to share a podium with the director of the fund for international animal welfare. i want you to picture an tiger,t, a rhinoceros, a . grizzly bear if you know what a pangolin penguin.e -- not a if you don't know what a pangolin looks like, it's kind of a cross between an armadillo and an aunt eater. anteater. trafficked animal on the face of the planet. wildlife trafficking is one of .he big four trafficking crimes drugs, arms, humans, wildlife. it is having a devastating impact on wildlife and on communities, people, indigenous people, people who are dependent on wildlife for subsistence. it's a threat to our world heritage as we see wildlife populations diminishing before our eyes. and the problem is us, the 7.5 billion people who share the planet today. and by the middle of the century, that will be 10 billion people. number ofust the people, it's the afflue

#thanksbeth. >> fun to have you on the show, beth. >>> all right. now we have to turn to a serious story, a very serious one. it's breaking news. at least six people, six people were killed in that massive california wildfire including a woman and her two great grandchildren. >> one minute it's fine. the next minute everybody is screaming. you can't lose family and then everything on top of that. >> these are devastating. >> you can't lose more than family. that's a statement. >> we're live on the fire line with the effort to find people still missing. it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural

beth fouhy, msnbc senior politics editor.back. bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? -water pressure's crucial, scott! it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that. it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. the winter of '77.uring i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. >>> that does it for me. i'm david gura. the coverage of the meeting between president trump and president putin will be at 4:00 a.m. we're anchoring special coverage in helsinki starting at 4:00 a.m. i've just set my alarm. >> ge

for more joined by beth and bobby gauche.e other context for trump and may is her government in england, these things can fall fast over there. it came into this week pretty unstable. so he goes over there and hits her in that interview where she's most vulnerable in her own party on brexit. then he's standing there and acts like nothing happened. where does she emerge politically this weekend and her government. and the u.s./britain relationship. >> ironically for completely unexpected reasons she might come off looking slightly better because she held her nerve. she remained graceful while he was a screw mumbling usual self. her government is very vulnerable. what we didn't show is he repeatedly praised her biggest rival within the party, boris johnson. >> who had just quit. >> quit the party leaving her in a crisis. you me, he basically not only put pet row over the situation but a match. this is an awkward moment for theresa may. the brits respond well to grace under fire. and i think she gave a good account of herself gi

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beth were create and controlled by the russian g.r.u. in addition to releasing documents directly to the public, the defendants transferred stolen documents to another organization that is not identified by name in the indictment and they used that organization as a pass through to release documents. they discussed the timing of the release and attempt to enhance the impact on the election. in an effort to conceal their connections to russia, the departments used a network of computers around the world and they paid for it using crip toe currencies. the conspirators corresponded with several americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet. there's no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. in a second related conspiracy, russian g.r.u. officers hacked the website of a state election board and stole information about 500,000 voters. they also hacked into computers of a company that supplies software used to verify voter registration information. t

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in response -- general, beth simmons wrote and i, quote, smarter as an organization and stronger as a core. her comments to active duty and retired nurses celebrated this promotion as a sign of strength and progressiveness of the army nurse corps.. nearly 100 years after its founding, the army nurse core could claim a race and gender diversity between its membership and its leadership that will remain elusive in both the the civilian nursing populations and among the other branches of the military. simmons comments, however, disclose very little about the historic relationship between the army nurse core and the movements for social justice and the 20th century. still the campaigns to integrate u.s. army nurse core were part of a larger civil rights struggle. between the early 20th century and war in vietnam, through the presidencies of franklin roosevelt truman eisenhower and kennedy african-american female nurses -- and white male nurses labored simultaneously to reimagine the ideas of nurses as white and female. well not a unified movement. the push by both groups for access to and

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tax cut comes off, that the political pressure is really going to ramp up on trump to back down >> beth, if some kind of progress was made between the eu and u.s. this week, would that be a big blow to china, not just a big bonus to the u.s.? >> well, there has to be follow through and this is always the issue which is everybody wants cooperation. but in my opinion people have been free riding off the u.s.' willingness to be a free resort. we saw the eu doing its own tear frfes on steel to protect its market >> what does the administration need don't they need a successful example of their strategy whether it's europe or there's some talk mexico talks are going better under the new president i mean, beth, don't say need to show something for all of this effort and pain they're inflicting on american exporters? >> the pain as i've said before, it's as if we think tat the status quo would have meant no pain, that the status quo ante -- so there needs to be a global solution. i don't think it's going to happen quickly and i would say this, the president likes tariffs. he thinks they're cle

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rich gannon is back with the silver and black and will join beth mullins and matt millen for the freeson broadcast. he is an analyst for cbs during the regular season. kennedy will replace florez as the radio analyst. alongside brent musburger. greg was back at work for 95.7 the game, explaining it was marc davis's call to let him go. >> we never were able to mend fences. whenever we were around each other and standing next to each other, i reached out to say hello. he ignored me. i don't fit anymore with the team. i do not. this is not al davis's football team and maybe that's my own mistake. >> how important is tiger? >>> he has the leader position with eight holes to play, he finished sixth, he said he had a blast just to be in the hunt. his kids were there to finally see him contend. >> it's pretty emotional, they gave me some significant hugs. it's so special to have them aware because i have won a lot of tournaments but they don't remember them. they have only seen my struggles and the pain i was going through. now they just want to go play soccer. it is such a great feeling. >>

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. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh is a hometown guy, growing up in bethes and graduating from georgetown prep where he was captain of his bketball tea >> when he does something, he throws himself into it. >> reporter: dr. stephen oaks was hisunior year history teacher. kavanaugh was a good student. >> one of his great qualities has been composure. in a tie game, when he is in a class debate.te >> r now he's being remembered for being part of his school's histy. kavanaugh could join his fellow classmail classmate ne gore hutsuch as supreme court justices. it's a proud moment for fhnher ensler. he called kavanaugh a friend a m dedicated to his wife and two young girls, even finding l me to coach their basketb team. >> the motto of my jesuit high school. he was there when he appointed kavanaugh to replace anthony kennedy on the bench. >> i'm a guys that been withhi i've known him the longest. maybe the most influence on him as well.t >> reporter: won't be an easy road ahead for kavanaugh. most democrats oppose h mination and have vowed to block his appointment to the bench. but whateverhapp

committee beth stein is also one of our speakers. earlier in the year and deputye ig and former senior health staffer and expert on the ig, emilia disanto. they will discuss how to use the lessons learned from the past ig experiences to prepare ig's for success in the years ahead. each panel of time for audience q&a and will be available after the program for additional questions. at this time i would also like to recognize my colleague mccallie johnson who will be doing the wrapup at the end of today's program. michael and mccallie were tremendous partners in producing this report, and it's been my pressure to be able to work with both of you. i also think might bpc colleagues beverly, brenda who kept a logistic and task members informed our intern joshua, carolyn cooper, toby, and entire bpc democracy project team. and also a very special thank you goes to our funders, the democracy fund and the foundation baking this event and report possible. every morning it seems we wake up with another headline reporting on waste, fraud, and a

beth, he returns to washington, d.c.ng home to the districts for the fourth of july recess. what greets them weighing whoever he nominates for the job? >> it's interesting, david. last year at this time the obamacare repeal the big topic gripping the senate and the public. a year later they're back in the hot seat. they're back home in july. their july home recess. the first time that they have been back in their states since the announcement that justice kennedy to step down and the ones really going to be getting an earful are those red state democrats running for re-election this year and couple republicans pro choice, lisa murkowski and susan collins, basically the bull work perhaps of president trump's selection to go through and see a whole lot of activity for all of those guys because they're all there participating in their fourth of july parades, picnics. i saw a red state democrat when's up for re-election this year six parades and picnics this week. he is out in force getting -- hearing back from the constitue

special correspondent beth murhpy, of t ground truth project, has covered those efforts to improve girls education for year and tonight looks at the difference teaching girls is making. >> reporter: drought is drying up farms across afghanistan, cracking the earth and threatening the only way of life the majority of the country has ever known. this community outside kabul city is called green village. it was once the breadbasket of the region, but today the name rings hollow.sl >> ( tred ): the drought is upon us, beyond our control. we cannot do anything about it. our crops are becoming smaller every year. maybe this year, there will be more drought because there hasn't been any rain or snow yet. our river is dry. >> reporter: farmers like been hitah azami ha again and again over the past three decades with droughts. they've become longer and more intense, making afghanistan one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change. haffizullah's daughter wazeela remembers althe times her dad struggled to make money and feed the family.an >> ( ated ): when my father came home,

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[applause] >> thank you, distinguished guests, and beth, always good to share a podium education with the international fund for animal welfare. i went you to put an image in your head of an elephant, rhinoceros, tiger, grizzly bear. if you know what a penguin looks like, imagine a penguin. if you don't, small mammal, a cross between an armadillo and an anteater, the most trafficked mammal on the face of the planet. wildlife trafficking is one of the big four trafficking crimes in drugs and arms, humans. having a devastating impact on wildlife and on communities, people, indigenous people, people who are defendant on wildlife are subsistent. it is a threat to our world heritage as we see wildlife populations diminishing before our lives in the world -- 7 people -- 7 billion people share the planet today, by the middle of the century that will be 10 billion people. not just the number of people but the affluence of people as we lift people from poverty worldwide. wildlife trafficking is a crisis of the middle-class and upper-class as animals are traded, animals and products from animal

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joining me live now is beth galvin. good morning. i'm glad to see you. >> and good morning. we have been hearing about what is happening in california. it's really frightening. the problem is that smoke contains the gases and particles that can be dangerous if you inhale them. the issue is as you all are experiencing, smoke can travel hundreds of miles so the fire doesn't have to be in your backyard to experience some of these symptoms. >> talk about the symptoms. what kind of symptoms? >> probably the most common thing you will experience is sort of irritation to your breathing passages. you may have a cough, you may have some burning eyes, you may just have an irritated throat or runny nose. those kind of things and the closer you are to the fire the more intense the exposure. it can be really a problem for those who have copd or asthma or heart disease. it can be kind of extra risky for pregnant women, very young children and for older people with under lying health conditions that make it harder for them to breathe. it's important to try to limit your exposure. even heal

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