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welcome to may 16th, 2018,bic meeting. i have some present announcements. please forgive me if i mispronounce anyone's last name. good morning. welcome to the may 16th meeting. welcome to our new commissioner. >> thank you. >> mr. sam moss. i will give you a little bit of background on him. sam is executive director, originally from fresno. then moved east, big east, for a number of years and to san francisco in 2018, i believe. he joined the mission housing in december, 2011, and as an assistant manager and became the executive director in 2013. sam oversees the administration of all the mission housing, programs, services. since 2012, the staff has grown from under his watch from eight people to 25. now almost 35 buildings. we look forward to working with you on the building inspection committee. sam, if you want to say any words, please do. >> thank you. i want to thank you for appointing me. i agree, this is without a doubt one of the most important bodies overseeing san francisco. i would be remiss, as someone who builds houses, i wasn't excited to see

inhe netheands, th've ken this bic concepto the next lev. reporter: the dutch town of deventer on the river ijssel has a population of 100,000, about a quarter of which are students. jolieke van der wals is one of them. affoable housi is rare he, t jolieke s finally und something and is moving in today. she's cited to bpart of th exrimental pject. >> hello, everyone. is is your new student resident reporter: these are some of her new housemates, who are all between 70 and 104 years old 160 seors live ithis retirement home, together with six students, one on each floor. jolieke: at first i thght it was a cry idea. all of my neighbors wod be elrly. but actually it could be really sociable. i'm certainly in no hurry to move into student accommodation. i'm sure iwill be loly ving here. rerter: thiss jolieke's room. instead of paying rent, she will spend 30 hours a month caring for heelderly hoemates. there's not much time to settle in, ough. her first task starts right away, lping to s the dinne table. then jieke gets little lessonn tact. jolie:

that is the basic question and we still don't have the answer to that bic, fundamental question. i do suspect that in time the public may get impatient for an answer to that question. but right nowt it's a of legal blocking and tackling among the individual players and in that, mueller's been prett successful. robert: it comes down to carter page and georgeou papadop who they were meeting with, what they were doing. mark: and we they having conversations with people more senior in the trump organization, bringing things to the trump campaign that the campaign was representative to. i think to pick up on one thing devlin said, the question of was the origins of this investigation, were they proper or not, has to be seen within theroader context of a very charged political environment and you can't really talk about th beginning of the trump investigation without talking about the end of the clinton email investigation because just as the f.b.i. properlythaid g about the trump investigation, james comey did speak publicly about theai clinn investigation so some percentage of the po

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spark that starts a criminal justice reformed wildfire, then more power to her and her influential bic she can get off her soap box and continue taking instagram shots her curious keister. their precious new views are mostly ridiculous unless i agree with them. in this case kim k. is not only worth listening to, she might deserve a cabinet post when betsy devos quits. since 1997 she has been serving the sentence for her part in a multi million dollar drug ring since 1997. joining me, campus reform editor-in-chief lawrence jones. >> welcome back, kennedy. this is why i love, by the way. kennedy: is this a good application of celebrity? >> of course it is. it will tick jeff sessions off and may quit because he hates criminal justice reform. kennedy: she has been so vocal lobbying members of congress and washington, d.c. he athletes. the president said if they can get legislation passed, they will seen it. unfortunately it's hung up in the senate. it did pass overwhelmingly in the house. now we are at an impasse between senators john cornyn and chuck grassley who have competing justice re

we were here two, three weeks ago, with a joint bic and planning commission hearing, and what were we talking about? the loss of trust. this is not going to encourage a transparent process. so allowing pop ups -- pop outs to be permits as an over the counter is not prudent. commissioners, my last word, this is sb 827, in your back yard. we were here fighting for continuing local controls. we are the local controls because in the city of san francisco, the public is involved in local controls. so please, reject this-and extend it. extend the -- well, you know what i mean. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. miss hilton. >> good afternoon, commissioners. rose hilton, executive director, 1702 specifically states it's not intended to constrain the intent of the public to forally comment on projects. that's true. we're here commenting on j pros all the time, but the situation in the directive and what's in the ordinance, the directive does not tell you how to do your job, so what i'm trying to find out here was more information. so i did sunshine the planning department on this topi

one thing at the bic yesterday, i will say happened, both mr. riordan and mr. duffy said that the neighbors need to be involved. for 655 alvarado and for states street. without the neighbors, they wouldn't know anything is going on. so here we go. there's more examples. i really wish that the commission and the staff would deal with the issue of h excavations. we're going to see more and more of that. >> next speaker, please. >> i need the overhead, please. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is gustavo and i'm here. thank you for having me again. i know we were just here last week. i want to start by saying i'm sorry. i know we're taking a lot of your time. but this is the only opportunity that we have to talk to you as a group. first of all, i'm sorry. i just wanted to say that i have faith in the system because i saw you guys at work last week. it was really an intense hearing. i think, you know -- i haven't seen anything like that, so i really have faith in the system because i saw you at work. i just really wanted to say thank you for that regardless of

i could have fixed it with literally a bic pen. but importantly, he could not receive the treatment he needed and he died. amy: he could not receive the treatment he wanted because there was so much fire by the israeli military forces in this area where the paramedics were that he could not be attended to by anyone else? they could not get around him? they could not get to him, no. there was so much fire there. anyone who peeked out was shot. isn though the rule for us we just don't put ourselves in a situation where we get shot, we are incredibly careful. we are incredibly careful. he was wearing high visibility orange jackets emitted by the international unity of the red cross to the israeli army as a paramedic service. i was wearing green, hospital green. we were all marked in high visibility. and yet, and fourthly, he was shot and his colleagues who were all highly marked were being targeted anytime the show themselves, so everybody was to the ground until things calm down, which took about half an hour. amy: dr. loubani, do yo

bic -- ambivalence, they are the head of the fbi, the head of state.could use bad words i'd use them now. to sarah huckabee sanders's part they stand there and lie about their own fbi, their own justice department? >> it comes from the oval office. a tone set by the president. >> do you lie, smear the fbi? i take fired 7 out of 7 days a week. >> there are moments in this administration we wondered would this be the breaking point for a trump official to walk away? nine times out of 100 that hasn't happened. >> who has quit? >> gary cohn witness about tariffs. >> from their mind-set and their political point of view, they are not criticizing their own fbi. they're criticizing barack obama's fbi and they are criticizing fbi -- >> what says said from the podium today was we'd like to see this fully looked into this. their fbi has been there for 15 months. >> look, i agree about that, but i think when she's talking about spygate, like about the thing that bob costa was talking about, the legitimate questions are, they very much -- and again, i think this i

shot is, but let's be honest, probably not my first bic for -- pick for a judge on the seventh circuit. but because the commission nominated him and agreed on it, i returned the blue slip. unfortunately, because of the politization of the commission that underwent by senator baldwin, the senate judiciary did not act on that nomination nor did the senate and that nomination expired, which brings us to the 114th congress, and judge brennan's nomination. now, again, i spent probably about ten minutes reading in detail the strong bipartisan support for michael brennan. there is no reason whatsoever that he should not receive a strong bipartisan vote for confirmation. so, mr. president, i've described what happened specifically. i described in general the use, the general precedence of the blue slip, not to be used in veto, but simply to indicate one united states senator of one particular nominated judge from their state. it should not be used as a veto. i urge all of my colleagues to have a bipartisan vote for a fine man, a fine jurist, someone who will make a wonderful judge on the seven

icbms only or sharp range blast bic missiles as well and how do we deal with north korea's world renowned space program. second, what timelines will be acceptable to all parties? the declaration suggests there are differing exp peckations regarding the timeline sanctions relief. what milestones could north korea first reach? we have not been applying pressure for the sake of pressure. our sanctions are meant to both degrade north korea's ability to threaten the united states and the region with its weapons and to denuclearize north korea through negotiations. as we have not yet achieved either of these goals, it is too early to tell whether our efforts have been b successful. so it is also too early to remove the pressure. we will need to keep the pressure focused, but nimble. so that when, not if, north korea backside, we will be able to calibrate based on a demonstration of progress. third, assuming we can reach agreement on the definition of denuclearization and we can agree how to sequence tangible steps towards denuclearization with sanctions relief, how will we conduct the verificat

i serve as vice chairman of an organization called bic, b-i-c, which is the border interagency enforcement council. we work very closely to ensure that us, along with other government agencies, have a presence at the ports. we have some of our field investigators colocated at the ports with cvp, and we work very closely with them, and our risk assessment methodology to make sure we're paying attention to the products that are coming into this country so we can keep unsafe products and violative products out of the stream of commerce. because it's much easier to stop them at the ports than it is to try to get them back once they're out with the consumer. collaboration and education and outreach is i think is critical to the agency's success and something very important to me. we have jurisdiction over about 15,000 types of consumer products. therefore, we cannot do it alone. not with our limited budget and with our limited staff, and the expertise of our staff. as good as they are, we need to reach out and be engaged with other stakeholders to help us advance our mission. and that's why rac

that is the judge sir martin moore— bic.in portugal. eurovision has arrived in lisbon. now with a smile, please. the city is awash with good cheer and euro passion. the ambassador‘s party. the dress code, casual and fabulous. the g and ts even had a touch of dry ice. eurovision hopeful. # do you remember when we were kids with no fear? and this isn‘t her first eurovision. here she is back in 2015 as a backing singerfor belgium. so when you step out on stage, what is the feeling? is like no other audience i 00:21:45,1000 --> 00:21:46,727 have experienced. go, surie! and she has with an army of supporters. and she has with her an army of supporters. i was in germany last night, the first time i saw it. l was streaming with tears. 0ur super fans were full of passion, but not much hope. does britain stand a chance? no. a bit of a chance? i believe we are going to come 17th. i am saying 17th, yes. once upon a time, britain was a eurovision superpower. the last 20 years, not so much. what do you think the uk‘s attitude overall is